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Santa Cruz County correctional officers quickly apprehended two
inmates who attempted to escape from a minimum-security women's jail on New Year's Eve, sheriff's officials said.
Melissa Bica, 19, and Domenika Galpren, 25, were spotted by an officer fleeing from the Blaine Street Women's Facility at 144 Blaine St. around 7:50 p.m. Monday, according to the sheriff's office.
Bica and Galpren had climbed the security fence and were walking away from the jail when they were spotted, the sheriff's office said.
Officers searched for the inmates for a few minutes and apprehended them a few blocks away at the 76 gas station at 805 Ocean St., sheriff's officials said.
Both were cooperative and were arrested without incident, according to the sheriff's office. They were brought to the main jail facility at 259 Water St.
Bica was in custody on drug and stolen property charges, and was awaiting placement into a treatment program. Galpren was at the jail serving time for an auto theft conviction.
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This is an extract from a recent BAUT post, intended (I think) to show that neutron stars are inconsistent with modern physics.
So, without math, how to explain the stability of neutron stars?
Of the material that one could find googling, which would you say provides a (very) good explanation?
Is it possible to write an explanation without introducing the concept of 'degeneracy pressure'? (I very much doubt it!)

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Play of the Day: Look Out, Iranian Military Cats. The Navy Has a Laser.
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With the release Wednesday of Barack Obama's fiscal 2014 budget, Late Night's Jimmy Fallon is convinced that it's effective because neither Congressional Republicans or Democrats are warming to it. Fallon wasn't the only one taking shots at Congress, as Late Show's David Letterman made fun of John Boehner's tanning regimen and The Tonight Show's Jay Leno implied that Congress is lazy.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un is the topic that will never die on late night, with Leno talking about China's conversations with the hermit kingdom over its threats. Conan O'Brien went deep into Kim's past, while ABC's Jimmy Kimmel brought in an expert to explain Dick Cheney's recent comments on the threat.
Stephen Colbert spent part of his show on the Navy's new weaponized laser. After touting the American military might, Colbert examined the possibility of the laser's effect on cat pilots. He also mentioned that the United States could now work to destroy the Rebel Alliance, especially those working with the Ewoks..
Fast forward to 4:00 to see Colbert question the efficacy of the laser in Iran.
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Smoke on the Water
This weekend I'm planning on taking a little kayaking trip down the local Waccamaw River. Now, one of my favorite things about any trip, even if it's only a lazy couple of hours long such as this one, is planning what to bring. I may not be an organized individual, but I'm a notorious list-maker and fancy myself a Boy Scout of sorts -- I like to be ready for any contingency. The blame for this can be placed squarely on the various Discovery Channel survival showsto which I am addicted.
Of course, one of the key "what to bring" decisions that has to be made involves pipe, tobacco, and accoutrements. Selecting a briar for this adventure was easy: my little Sebastien Beo Apple. It's small, light, quite a fantastic smoker, and if the worst happens it's not the most expensive briar in my arsenal (though it would be sorely missed). And we'll just have to see how it goes lighting up a bowl with a flint striker... Kidding!
The dilemma I'm having is in the area of pipe tobacco selection. The obvious choice would be our own Waccamaw flake, named after the river I'll be paddling down (hopefully without being dunked into). But then there is Frog Morton or his Cajun sibling Frog Morton on the Bayou. Maybe those two would be more at home in the swamps of Louisiana, and maybe a flake would be more practical, but being the romantic and imaginative type, that tin art is exactly the kind of image I'm trying to cultivate. And really, I'm just enamored with that frog and his blends.
Now on to today's update. If you're looking for something unique, we've a handful of quite creative new pieces from Michal Novak along with a fantastic sandblasted Stack from Bruce Weaver. We have also new briars from Ardor, Ser Jacopo, Brigham, Neerup, Nording, Savinelli, and Peterson. Hitting the site today are also a selection of meerschaums from AKB, and of course, this being Thursday we are offering a wide variety of estate pipes, including some very interesting specimens from Denmark. Plus, starting today we're also offering a free cigar cutter with the purchase of select boxes of CAO cigars. Enjoy!
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Laundry by Shelli Segal, the brand's debut scent.
Launched in 1988 as the sunny and flirt- atious fashion line of choice for the L.A. style set, Laundry by Shelli Segal is now foraying into the world of fragrance.
Owned by Perry Ellis International and with its fragrances licensed by Hollywood, Florida-based Falic Fashion Group (FFG), the Laundry by Shelli Segal fragrance debuted this month at Lord & Taylor, Boscov's and over 50 duty free boutiques across the country. (FFG's parent company, Duty Free Americas, is the largest duty free retail operator in North America.)
"Developing the captivating fragrance and eye-catching pack-aging was an exciting, creative collaboration," stated Scott Berg, brand manager of FFG.
The project was roughly two years in the making, added Cynthia Erland, Laundry by Shelli Segal's vice president of marketing, and takes its inspiration from the brand's exotic birthplace and bold color palette.
The print campaign
Developed by IFF perfumer Clement Gavarry, the floral chypre embodies "the fun, exuberant and sexy feeling of L.A. using energetic, mouthwatering fruits and vibrant florals accented by woodsy undertones," he said.
Laundry by Shelli Segal's top contains fresh mandarin, plum and guava leaf, which unfolds with a textured heart of peonies, orange flowers and osmanthus buds. Creamy sandalwood and a lace of patchouli leaf dry down with amber and deep musk.
The fragrance's carefully-crafted bottle and carton design perfectly complement the dynamic juice within. Outer packaging is neon orange and pink with gold accents, while the bottle—a wide, faintly curved crescent—touts the same hues, with the brand's logo etched in gold.
A print campaign showcases a blonde model outfitted in a pink patterned Shelli Segal dress reposed seductively on a cream-colored couch.
In addition to 1.7 and 3.4 oz. eaux de parfums—priced at $55.00 and $80.00, respectively—an $85.00 gift set will include a 3.4 oz. EDP, 3 oz. body lotion, 3 oz. shower crème and a 0.33 oz. EDP roller ball. A GWP train case—with the purchase of a 3.4 oz. fragrance—will be offered at department stores across the country.
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Jane suffers hand injury
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Jane already faced a difficult task to force his way into the All Blacks' Tri-Nations squad © Getty Images
Cory Jane faces a race against time to be fit for All Blacks selection after he suffered a hand injury in Wellington's ITM Cup win over Taranaki.
Jane has a point to prove to the All Blacks management after he was left out of Graham Henry's original Tri-Nations squad. The 23-cap winger started for Wellington against Taranaki but was forced to leave the field in the 48th minute. Jane originally tried to play through the pain but the true extent of his injury became apparent later on when he revealed on Twitter that he was forced to go to hospital to have it treated.
Jane said on Twitter "Damn it...bone came out of my finger..Off to the hospital now.. did u see me trying to tackle with one arm haha," This was soon followed by "Got to the hospital and they put me in a wheelchair haha...It's only my finger....I still sat in it tho and they pushed me haha."
Jane is sure to be ruled out of Wellington's immediate ITM Cup campaign and will hope coach Graham Henry will give him the benefit of the doubt when it comes to the selection of the final 30-man squad for the World Cup. Wellington's next game in the ITM Cup is against Auckland on July 23 while the All Blacks face Fiji in Dunedin on July 22.
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ETTRICK, Va. (AP) - Police have identified the victim of a fatal shooting off the campus of Virginia State University (VSU) as a 22-year-old student.
Chesterfield County police on Friday identified the victim as Eric N. Wilkins Jr., according to media reports. He was found dead late Thursday outside an off-campus apartment complex used exclusively by VSU students.
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Throwing a New Year's Eve party? You can make it a safe one for designated drivers by serving some non-alcoholic cocktails.
Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital's Injury Prevention Center offer this Mocktail Recipe Guide for delicious non-alcoholic drinks. They sound delicious!
Mock Champagne Punch
• 2 (2 liter) bottles ginger ale, chilled
• 1 (46 oz) can pineapple juice, chilled
• 1 (64 oz) bottle white grape juice, chilled
To make ice ring: Fill a ring-shaped cake pan to 1/2 with ginger ale. Freeze until partially frozen. At this stage you can place edible flowers, or pieces of fruit around the ring. Fill pan with ginger ale and freeze until solid. Place in punch bowl just before serving. In a large punch bowl, combine 1 bottle ginger ale, pineapple juice and white grape juice.
• 1 cup crushed ice
• 3 oz peach nectar
• 2 oz cranberry juice cocktail
• 1/2 oz grenadine syrup
• 1 oz lemon flavored carbonated beverage
• 1 twist lime peel
Fill a shaker with ice and pour in peach nectar, cranberry juice and grenadine. Strain into a martini glass and top with lemon soda. Garnish with a twist of lime.
• 1/4 cup tonic water
• 1 tbs lime juice
• 1/4 tsp lemon juice
Garnish with lemon or lime twist.
Dry Dock Manhattan
• 1/3 cup well chilled black-cherry soda
• 2 tsp lime juice
• 1/2 tsp bitters
In cocktail shaker combine all ingredients. Add ice.
Virgin White Sangria
• 3 cups white grape juice
• 1 bottle sparkling apple cider
• 2 tbs fresh lemon juice
• 1 apple cubed
• 1 cup fresh or canned pineapple chunks, drained
• 1 orange, sliced thin
• 2 drops vanilla extract
• fruit for garnish
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In a large pitcher or punch bowl, combine juice, cut fruit and vanilla extract. Cover and let chill for at least 2 hours. Add in sparkling cider. Serve in wine glasses or champagne flutes with ice and fruit garnish.
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In a rocks glass, muddle mint leaves, lime juice and sugar until sugar is dissolved and mint is fragrant. Add ice. Pour in club soda. Garnish with lime.
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The Best Post-Valentine's Day Break-Up Songs
There is something supremely awful about Valentine's Day. Maybe it's the sick, rotting feeling you get in your stomach (and your soul) after consuming an entire bag of sweet tarts and divinity candy. Maybe a chubby, naked baby that goes around shooting arrows into people's hearts troubles you. Or maybe it's all that pressure for romance. You forget to make dinner reservations, buy the wrong gift, and suddenly the supposed love of your life tells you it's not going to work out. ("But we can still be Facebook friends.")
Breakups are rough. Luckily there are others who have been there before, who have stood where you're standing right now, photos of the ex in hand, oven pre-heating (bad idea, trust me, especially if you don't have a self-cleaning oven). And there are others like you who have turned their pain into art (take those photos and make a collage instead!). Here is a list of some of the best break-up songs, so you can wallow, wail, and get over it in good company. (And since you're listening solo, we'll recommend some top rated headphones you can rock out with.)
"Change the Sheets:" Kathleen Edwards
First of all, if you're looking for a new love, Kathleen Edwards could be it. She's got a beautiful voice, poignant lyrics, and she's Canadian. This song will get in your head and under your skin. When a relationship ends, there's still baggage that lingers, the residual effects. "Change this feeling under my feet," sings Kathleen Edwards in this recently released tune. "Change the sheets and then change me." Enjoy the luxurious sound of this song with the luxurious B&W P5 headphones, equipped with a padded leather headband and comfortable ear cups for all-day listening comfort.
"Somebody That I Used to Know:" Gotye (featuring Kimbra)
It feels like Australian singer-songwriter Gotye is tearing his heart out of his chest for this one. Yeah, the words are that honest, the pain that palpable. Gotye explained that the song is inspired by his own experiences, an amalgamation of different past relationships. One of those relationships, though, hits a bit harder than the rest. He said, "It wasn't a nasty break-up but it was messy in the sense that we hurt each other more than we needed to because it wasn't a clean break." Uh-huh. Been there, done that. Block out background noise so you can totally focus on the heartache of this song with the over-ear noise canceling Sony MDR-NC200D headphones.
"River:" Joni Mitchell
I listened to this song so many times back in the early 2000′s, I can't really listen to it anymore. That said, I did find the catharsis I was looking for. Wintertime break-ups can feel especially lonely: "I'm so hard to handle. I'm selfish and I'm sad. Now I've gone and lost the best baby that I ever had. I wish I had a river that I could skate away on." If you are planning to skate away, make sure to bring the Monster Cable in-ear PowerBeats headphones with you. They have an over-ear hook to keep them in place and are sweat (and tears)-resistant.
"Always on My Mind:" Willie Nelson
A winner of three Grammy awards, this song is one of Willie Nelson's best. Heartbreaking and humble, it captures the feelings of loss and regret after a relationship ends– you know, asking yourself over and over what you could have done better, thinking if only… "Maybe I didn't love you quite as often as I could have. Maybe I didn't treat you quite as good as I should have." The agony! Really feel the low notes in Willie's voice and the ache of those guitar riffs with the Klipsch Image S4 in-ear headphones, which are designed for highly accurate and dynamic sound reproduction.
"Silver Springs:" Fleetwood Mac
Your love is pushing you away, but you're still hanging on. Stevie Nicks gets it. The song starts out slow and mellow and builds to a full on stalker-esque anthem, with repeated chants of, "I'll follow you down 'til the sound of my voice will haunt you. You'll never get away from the sound of the woman that loves you." This is a great song to belt out post-breakup at the top of your lungs. And when you're wearing the wireless Sony MDR-RF970RK headphones, you can dance around too without wires getting in your way.
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Forsyth County Commissioners held a public hearing and first reading Thursday of an ordinance to collect an energy tax on manufacturers, the same tax the state is phasing out on Jan. 1 at the urging of Gov. Nathan Deal.
Deal says the tax is a barrier to attracting new manufacturing business. But when state lawmakers agreed to reduce the tax by 25 percent each year for the next four years, they left the door open for local governments to make their own decision whether or not to collect the tax.
Forsyth County Commissioners were quick to rush through the door, signing an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with the city of Cumming two months ago to implement the tax.
In order for the IGA to take effect, however, the county is required to pass an ordinance which, in turn, requires two public hearings. The second public hearing is set for Dec. 20.
Despite the fact the county has signed the IGA, some commissioners are beginning to wonder if the tax is a good thing.
District 3 Commissioner Todd Levent said earlier this week he wants more information but is leaning toward voting against the tax. District 4 Commissioner Patrick Bell said he has opposed the tax from the beginning.
"They can still vote their conscience the way they choose to," Forsyth County Attorney Ken Jarrard said Thursday. "But they need to be reminded of their obligation under the contract. It's up to them what they choose to do, but they have already agreed to implement this."
Even if commissioners do approve the ordinance, it is still not on solid footing.
"The board next year can undo it at any time and get out of the tax business," Jarrard said.
Bell will be leaving the board at the end of the year, to be replaced by and was unopposed in last month's general election.


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For a few hours on Wednesday, the Janes House, the last Victorian house on Hollywood Boulevard, looked like a ramshackle castle in the air.
The weathered structure, which shows its years in peeling shingles and broken railings, had been embedded at 6541 Hollywood Blvd. since the turn of the century when the street was a gravel road.


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Pulau Sapi is one of the islands off the coast of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. I've been to Pulau Manukan so this time I wanted to check out Pulau Sapi.
We were staying at Magellan Sutera Harbor so just a short stroll leads us to the marina where we can catch a boat to the island.
The trip took only 10 minutes due to the high speeds at which the boat was travelling – it costs RM 50 per person and you don't even need to travel all the way to town…
…one of the perks of staying at Sutera Harbour. This is the view of the resort from the sea.
The boat takes you right to the jetty at Pulau Sapi – there are schools of fishes that you can literally see swimming beneath the crystal clear green waters!
Mmm…tasty! Er, I mean what a beautiful sight!
We slept in so by the time we got to Pulau Sapi, we were FAMISHED. We each ordered two portions of lunch. Heh!
Things we did:
Contemplated whether to cook this monitor lizard in BKT
Watched lovers oblivious to everyone else on the beach – including his exposed intergluteal cleft (known as butt crack in human anatomy terminology)
Laughed at some of the Engrish signs
Chilled by the beach
Pulau Sapi is not as commercialized as Pulau Manukan and although the island is smaller, it is a lot more tranquil – after a huge group of tourists on a conference left anyway. :)
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i love sutera harbour. i always stay here on hols and for work! :)
ciki: Yeah, I love Sutera Harbor too! Fell in love when I first saw it. Where do you stay? Magellan or Pacific? Pacific is more like a business hotel while Magellan is more like a resort! =D
You go to KK often for work? Amazing! :)
Ahhh, the wonderful Sabah. Did you go to Pulau Tiga?
Gallivanter: Nope, unfortunately we only had time to go to one island. Pulau Tiga would be fun though – Survivor Island. ;)
omg! the ang moh got such good figure!! *muakaka*
when r u going to blog about KK fooood AHH! m waiting !
yienyien: Soon! =D
I have a lot of KK food posts, all the places I went to when I was there "last time". ;)
soon soon will visit those clear water beaches…how i wish im thre now chilling…hehe
I seriously need bigger boobs!!!
ah nel: Yeah, KK is THE BEST PLACE TO CHILL in Malaysia. :)
Jerine: What's this obsession with bigger boobs? :)
Brother…didnt know you make a trip to KK recently. I'm based in kk, give me a call next time if you drop by :)
Brother…didnt know you make a trip to KK recently. I'm based in KK, give me acall if you drop by next time :)
Michael Tiong: Will do bro! I don't have your number though, I changed a lot of cell phones. T_T
Text me 016 888 2069
Cos when I grow up I want to be a Playboy Playmate. LOLOLOLOL!!!!!!
Jerine: Haha! Alright, but then again…you've already grown up. ;)
Woots! Love the first pic! Oh yea, all things beautiful ;)
thenomadGourmand: Yup! It's a very nice place, KK. We should go someday! :)
I was at KK early this month! I went for water rafting in Sg Padas and also went Pulau Manukan and Mamutik. I would say KK islands are simply breathtaking- unspoilt, uncommercialized (yet), and not too far away from the city!
Yiling: Awesome! :)
I love KK, the beaches are soooo pristine with the green water and all that.
Manukan is a bit commercialized, as is most of the nearer islands. Have to travel a bit further for the unspoilt ones.
I haven't been to Pulau Mamutik though, not sure what it's like.
Good to hear you've braved the rapids at Sg Padas! :)
hey huai bin, i was at pulau sapi the same time as u. but how come i didn;t see u? btw, my friend was in one of ur photos :)
viviantiong: EH?????? WHICH ONE??????????
I was there at the same time. Are you in the group of tourists? Er…I mean group of convention people. :)
nope, wasn't with the convention group. i was there with a couple of friends. my friend is the guy standing in the corner of the photo u took of the 'welcome to pulau sapi' sign. anyway, u should really go to mamutik. there r more colourful fish n less crowded than sapi.
viviantiong: Interesting! Small world eh? We met with a couple of guys and girls from KL too, which we conveniently used as scapegoats for snorkling (apparently there's no snorkling after 3 beers) and they totally played along. Haha!
Mamutik sounds interesting! Like a cross between Manukan and Sapi – not commercialized and better underwater fishes!
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Twin sisters twirl their way to AMC Roadshow finale
Fresh out of teaching her yoga class at Ping Recreation Center, Natasha Seiter contemplates the weighted hula hoop she just took from the rack at the side of the room.
She then begins hula-hooping, smoothly transitioning from the traditional style one sees at an elementary school playground to positioning her legs vertically and spinning the hoop around one foot.
"This is where yoga and hula-hooping meet," she said.
It's these kinds of tricks that landed Natasha, a junior studying human biology and psychology, and her twin sister Zoe Seiter, a junior studying Spanish
education, on AMC Roadshow's finale, which took place Friday at ARTS/West.
"It was so rewarding to get picked for the AMC Roadshow," Zoe said. "Everybody was cheering, and all of our friends were there. Our boyfriends brought flowers, and our grandma was there. … It was so fun to perform in front of that crowd."
This was not the first time that hula hoop dancing had pushed the duo into the spotlight. When the twins, who moved to Athens from Austin, Texas at the age of 16, hula-hooped at the Twins Festival in Twinsburg, National Geographic snapped pictures of the pair. They also performed in Cincinnati, placing second in University of Cincinnati's Got Talent.
When Natasha volunteered at the Nelsonville Music Festival two years ago, the twins spontaneously performed after Flaming Lips lead singer Wayne Coyne called them up onstage during the band's set after seeing Natasha hula hoop. He also uploaded videos to his Twitter account that received thousands of views.
"When we were out there in the crowd, he was like, 'I met these freaky hula-hooping twins today, and I want to get them up onstage,' … and he stopped the music, and we hula-hooped for a bit," Natasha said. "People still around town recognize me from that."
The twins competed against a ventriloquist, a singing family of five and an opera singer after making it through the open AMC Roadshow auditions last Tuesday. They then worked with a choreographer and an actor to prepare for the show, while cameras followed them to take a look at their daily lives.
They are not allowed to say where they placed until the episode airs on AMC in the spring.
In the meantime, Natasha will continue teaching a hula hoop dance workshop at Ping along with her yoga classes. She proposed the workshop last year to Fitness Director Marissa Dienstag.
"She came to me last year because it's something that's she been doing for quite some time," Dienstag said. "She's really high energy; she's constantly smiling and constantly making people smile in the class."
Natasha said hula hoop dancing is a great method for creative expression.
"I love to dance, but I've never been a really good dancer," Natasha said. "But now I hula hoop; people are so mesmerized by the way I move it that they don't really notice I'm not that great at dancing."
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Realtors are required to disclose material deficiencies in the house. Leaky roof, flood-prone basement, whatever. But are they required to disclose the home's history if the history is a little…uh…shall we say, gruesome? What about homes where murders occurred – are Realtors obligated, by law or by ethics, to reveal that fact to the potential buyers?
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In 15 Houses Where Murder Killed the Property Value, the author describes famous murders/deaths that resulted in the loss of property value, including the home of Nicole Simpson (OJ Simpson's wife), Michael Jackson's home, the Amityville Horror house, and the location of the Heaven's Gate mass suicide. There can be little debate that a gruesome murder will reduce a property's resale value, if the potential buyer is aware of it.
In most of the United States, there is no formal disclosure law, even for material defects in the property – they abide by caveat emptor, or let the buyer beware. Most of the states with disclosure laws require disclosure only of material defects. A few require disclosure of murder, suicide, or sex crime only if the buyer specifically asks. Of those that require disclosure of murder, suicide, or sex crimes, the law only applies if the crime occurred within the past 12 months. New Jersey is one of only a few states where complete disclosure is required, of material defects and psychological defects, within the past year and prior to that, whether a buyer specifically asks or not. According to New Jersey law, statute 11:5-6.4 "... the term "Psychological impairments" includes but is not limited to, a murder or suicide which occurred on the property or a property purportedly being haunted."
Some buyers consider stigmatized properties great investments. They know they can buy the property at a deep discount – 20-50% less than had the property not been stigmatized – and, if they can ride out the stigma, they'll be able to make a great profit.
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If you're considering buying a property and aren't confident that any psychological defects haven't been disclosed, you can simply ask around. Neighbors may reveal what sellers won't. Police records can be searched. Even Google searches may reveal crimes. The National Association of Realtors has a Field Guide to Dealing With Stigmatized Properties, which will let you know what an agent may or may not reveal in your state.
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Most agree that many detainees pose no threat to the U.S. and whatever intelligence value they may have had is no longer useful. Consequently, release back to their home countries, or third countries if their home countries refuse to take them or would otherwise mistreat them, is the best option. And, as Obama notes in his order, "prompt and appropriate disposition of the individuals currently detained at Guantanamo and closure of the facilities in which they are detained would further the national security and foreign policy interests of the United States and the interests of justice."
Several European states, including Germany, France, Sweden, Ireland and Portugal have stepped forward to accept detainees who, if returned home, would face abuse or execution. Albania, one of the few Muslim states in Europe, has already accepted five Chinese Muslim Uighurs on humanitarian grounds. Failing repatriation to their home states or another state, release into the U.S. on some sort of immigrant status might be the only solution. Sixty of the detainees have already been cleared for release.
Of the detainees that do present a threat, trial is warranted and section 4 of the order undertakes to review those who can be tried. But how and under what conditions? The evidence against them, obtained by coercion or torture, would not stand up in U.S. federal courts. Such evidence is inadmissible. Nevertheless, Obama promises in his order to determine whether trial before Article III courts is feasible. The faulty Bush military commissions are not an option for political reasons - these will be shut down and the order halts any pending proceedings.
Regularly constituted military courts under the Uniform Code of Military Justice are an option, and the language of the order ostensibly provides enough wiggle room for this possibility, although it is not explicit. The U.S. Supreme Court in
chastised the Bush Administration for not adhering to statutory and treaty strictures in the Uniform Code of Military Justice and the Geneva Conventions with respect to its treatment of Gitmo detainees. Military prisons at Ft. Leavenworth (Kansas) and Camp Pendleton (California) would be likely venues for such military trials.
Establishing a new national security court within the U.S. judicial system has been championed by former Attorney General Mukasey, who as a U.S. District Court judge for the 2nd Circuit, tried the terrorists involved in the first World Trade Center bombings in 1993. There is significant resistance to such a move, however, from civil libertarians who worry that basic defense rights will be curtailed and secrecy will become a norm in prosecutions before such a panel. Again, there is nothing in the order on this and nothing about an international option either.
A hybrid Afghan/International criminal tribunal in Kabul is yet another possibility, although more remote. Establishing
ad hoc
international criminal tribunals involves United Nations Security Council backing and financing. The two
ad hoc
tribunals for Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia have dragged on for years and cost millions. The two hybrid tribunals (incorporating domestic and international legal experts and traditions) for Sierra Leonne and Cambodia have experienced political setbacks. While such tribunals have traditionally only prosecuted perpetrators of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity, the new Special Tribunal for Lebanon is a hybrid model and is set to break new ground by
prosecuting perpetrators of terrorist acts
With such an opening, a joint Afghan/International criminal tribunal could try the remaining Gitmo detainees who are non-releasable for violations of the laws of war and/or terrorist involvement. Of course the government of Hamdi Karzai would have to agree. And the question of which Muslim legal experts would participate is of paramount importance. Further involvement by the Muslim legal community in the process of international criminal law (which is sadly lacking) would certainly be a beneficial by-product of this venture.
As indicated by the new European states stepping up to take cleared detainees, the world may be ready to help President Obama with this tricky legal problem. He should graciously accept. In addition to emptying Gitmo, the new president would garner even further global good will by shutting down the Guantanamo military base altogether and converting it into, say, a
first-class scientific research station for climate change
. Together with leading the world beyond the Kyoto process and shoring up the science going to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a base conversion of this sort carries a symbolic and real commitment of enormous import. Having Guantanamo's deep water port used by research vessels and its new airbase used by scientific planes would be a physical manifestation of America's disavowal of the worst aspects of its "war on terror" and a mark of its renewed dedication to international co-operation in an era of a new and potentially far more deadly threat - global warming.
Michael J. Kelly is Professor of Law at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska, Chair of the National Security Law Section of the American Association of Law Schools, and author most recently of
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Mr. Holmes died Friday, Aug. 9, 2013, at home.
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Perfect Duluth Day hit a milestone today at 4:28 p.m. when the user "emmajoru" created an account and made the post below about the Low concert. PDD now has 1,000 contributors.
This is kind of a meaningless number in some ways, because not all 1,000 contributors have actually contributed. Some people create an account and never post. And, of course, only a small percentage of readers bother to create an account and become a contributor, because the only reason to have an account is to create a post. Anyone can read or comment without an account.
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I was 22 when a doctor first asked me, "Has anyone ever told you that you have a goiter?" All I could think of at that moment was a photo I'd seen in a high school biology class of a woman with an enormous sac in the middle of her neck, kind of like how a frog looks when its throat is puffed up. Did I somehow look like that and just hadn't noticed? I clutched at my neck, horrified at what I might find there.
It wasn't even a throat-related complaint that had sent me to the doctor. Rather, I was there to ask him about the constant fatigue I was feeling, as well as the 25 or so pounds I'd recently put on. The doctor asked me about my family history and gave me a physical exam, which is how he discovered the goiter. When I mentioned my concerns about looking like a puffed-up frog, he assured me that goiters come in all sizes, and that mine was probably only apparent to a doctor.
He then pronounced with great confidence, "We're going to do some blood tests, but I can tell you almost certainly that with your symptoms, family history, and goiter, you've got hypothyroidism." I left reeling, but also relieved: If I had an actual condition, then presumably I could be cured.
But when I returned for my follow-up visit, the doctor seemed very puzzled. He told me that although he'd felt certain I had hypothyroidism, my tests were totally normal. He advised me to exercise more and eat less and sent me on my way.
This same experience was to be repeated many times in the years to come. Every time I went to see a doctor, he or she would point out my goiter, and every time the diagnostic tests came back normal. Still, my symptoms continued, and got worse over time. My fingers and nose were icy cold in the winter, I felt sluggish and sleepy, my skin was dry and cracking, and my brain often felt like it was wrapped in cotton. At 22, I was feeling like much a older version of the self I was accustomed to.
Then, 15 years after that first doctor visit, a friend encouraged me to take another look at the whole picture. She said there was a great deal of controversy about the diagnosis—and treatment—of hypothyroidism, and that it sounded like I was one of those people who was slipping through the cracks. She suggested I get on the Internet and read everything I could.
I took her advice, and the more I read the more convinced I was that she was right. In fact, according to the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE), 27 million Americans are thought to have thyroid disease, but more than half remain undiagnosed. That means more than 13 million people are walking around feeling cold, tired, and fuzzy-headed, and needn't be.
Part of the reason, to be fair, is that the symptoms of hypothyroidism are quite vague and can be suggestive of any number of conditions. But many experts now believe the standard diagnostic test isn't nearly sensitive enough. Doctors, they say, need to broaden their myopic focus on the test results alo...
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Chan Marshall has written all the songs for the next Cat Power album, a follow-up to her stirring 1998 release Moon Pix; she's even laid down the initial tracks. But she can't finish the recording right now. Not right now. She says she needs to relax; she says the idea of touring, of playing these young songs in front of breathing strangers, is just a little too much. If you've seen Marshall perform live, you know what she's talking about. It can be a painful experience when a performer's insides are laid bare -- an exquisite moment, or an awkward eternity, when the audience is really invited in. Sometimes Marshall can't take it, but she can't help it either; all she can do is get up and leave. Better not to record her own songs at all.
It is perversely comforting to me, knowing that one of the finest female songwriters of her generation is so plagued by insecurity and the brutality of performance that she must play tricks with her own inertia, feign indolence, and back into original creation by re-creating other people's work. Cat Power's Covers Albumis empirical evidence of that internal struggle. It is a collection of the songs Marshall performs live when her own material is too close, too existent, or too embarrassing to share. The tracks are fragments of a security blanket -- beautiful, fragile, and deeply personal songs by other artists that Marshall has suckled, nuzzled, and gummed beyond recognition. She peels away years of beery bravado from the Rolling Stones' anthem "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" by passing over the sex-me-up chorus, and draping a wistful guitar and weary contralto around the heart of the song. "I'm riding around the globe/ And I'm doing this/ Or signing that/ And I'm trying/ I'm trying ...," sings Marshall, her velvety voice crumbling into nothingness. It's as if you've never heard the words before.
Less startling but no less engrossing are her austere treatments of Bob Dylan's "Paths of Victory," the traditionals "Salty Dog" and "Kingsport Town," Velvet Underground's "I Found a Reason," Moby Grape's "Naked If I Want To," and her own reworked tune, "In This Hole." Of the two songs here written by Greenwich Village folkster Michael Hurley, "The Devil's Daughter" stands out, sounding as if it were plucked from the lips of a doomed woman on the muddy banks of an Appalachian river. "Red Apples," a song that sounded custom-fit for Marshall when it originally appeared on Smog's Red Apples Fallalbum, is fully realized here with a somber, restrained piano and Marshall's breathy fractures. Even when Marshall stays close to the original version, as with Phil Phillip's "Sea of Love," her crackling emotive brevity still imbues the number with new frost. And "Wild Is the Wind" never sounded so disastrously seductive, even in the hands of its formidable originator, Nina Simone.
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At times, The Covers Albumsounds like a quiet gathering of modern folk ballads; unlike the current crop of neo-folk musicians, however, Marshall isn't paying tribute to or drawing inspiration from a scene that is not her own. She is traveling through these songs, and exploring her own tragic spark within the context of another songwriter's divinity. Cat Power performs on Wednesday, Nov. 29, at the Great American Music Hall with Her Space Holiday opening at 7 and 10:30 p.m. Tickets are $12.50-14; call 885-0750.
For purists, the San Francisco Lesbian/Gay Freedom Band's interactive interpretation of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite -- in which audience members are invited to don tutus and bumble through the ballet with trained dancers -- is nothing short of sacrilege. Well, purists beware: You haven't seen anything yet. This is Dance-Along Nutcracker 2000: Into Outer Space, an adaptation of the classic story that merges toy soldiers and malevolent rats with B-rate science-fiction flicks and go-go boots. We're talking dance numbers on the moon with computers made of cardboard boxes and Christmas tree lights; aliens wearing fur bikinis and feathery masks; rockets fueled by holiday sparklers; and the music of 2001: A Space Odyssey, Star Trek, and Star Warsaugmenting more traditional fare like the "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies." If that weren't ridiculous enough, one can expect Kate Botello as Judy Garland leading a rousing rendition of "I'm Going Home" from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, gravity-defying antics set to Ride of the Valkyries by Cheer San Francisco, a costumed version of Bolero, and a live theremin performance by Wes Asakawa. Artistic Director Jadine Louie excuses her (mis)handling of this classic Christmastime fantasy by saying, "[Space] is the fantasy land of our time. If E.T. Hoffman had lived a hundred years later, he would have set The Nutcracker in space." But she doesn't really need an excuse: This is San Francisco, and Dance-Alongis one of those quirky traditions that remind us of that. Dance-Along Nutcracker 2000 will be held on Saturday, Dec. 2, at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday, Dec. 3, at 2:30 p.m. at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (701 Mission). Tickets are $12-35; call 255-1355.


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Fitting a letter box is not the easiest of DIY tasks but approached with care it can be done in both wooden doors and PVCu doors alike. The biggest problem with fitting a letter box is the fear you face when cutting a huge hole in your door! Remember Diydoctor's tip, measure twice, cut once, follow our instructions for fitting a letter box and you wont go far wrong.
If you have not yet selected your new letter box or are looking to purchase a new door, there are many differing styles and finishes available, and some of these can be seen in our tools area at the base of this page or from your local DIY store.
As you can see from the below images we are fitting an industrial office letter box for the purposes of this how to tutorial as this makes it a little easier to see how it's fitted.
This box opens inwards so the flap pushes into the hole you will need to cut in the door, making it even more important to cut the hole accurately.
Mark the hole a couple of mm larger than the opening required to push the flap into. Use a spirit level to get the letter box absolutely level.
Drill 4 holes large enough to get a jig saw blade into. The edge of the holes should be touching both lines near each corner. Make sure you keep the drill level in your hand.
Use a jigsaw very carefully to cut along the lines you have marked. Don't hurry, let the saw do the work and don't push it too hard.
Cut the hole inside the lines and when you have pushed the middle out use a wood rasp to tidy up the hole. Cutting straight lines with a jigsaw is just about the hardest thing to do in woodwork! Screw in the threaded studs provided with the kit to the back of the plate. Once you have cut your hole and tidied up the edges with a rasp, place the letter plate with the studs in place to make sure that the hole is big enough and everything lines up correctly.
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Richard T. "Dick" Brown, 98, of Ashland, passed away on Thursday Nov. 15, 2012, at Woodland Oaks Health Care Center. He was born Nov. 25, 1913, in Rushsylvania, Ohio, the son of the late Charles and Minnie Kerns Brown.
They subsequently moved to Richwood, Ohio, where he lived until after graduation from high school. Dick played football there several years during his school years. Dick left Richwood and came to Ashland in 1933 and was employed by AK Steel, then Armco, from April 28, 1933, until his retirement on May 31, 1976, which gave him 43 years and 1 month with the same company. He was a mill representative. On Jan. 4, 1935, he married Nora Belle Yates and they had a daughter, Julia. Dick became a Kentucky colonel on March 10, 1969. The family attended the First United Methodist Church in Ashland. Dick enjoyed golfing and fishing.
Nora Belle passed away on Feb. 25, 2001. He was also preceded in death by brothers, Linville and Harry Brown; sisters, Grace Park, Ethel Yarrington, Willmetta Simmons and their husbands. Surviving is a daughter, Julia Leatherman and husband Nolan of Reynoldsburg, Ohio; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
The family would like to give thanks to Ms. Linda Cornwell who looked after him over the last 12 years.
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Information is starting to leak out on what might be Verizon's next smartphone, the HTC Incredible 4G. This could be released before the end of this month.
The third model in this series will supposedly be the first to debut with Android OS 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich), but it supposedly won't sport a cutting-edge feature set. Instead, it will apparently be a more mid-range device.
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when we can. We are still stuck with a half finished rocket mass heater. We wanted the burn chamber on the ground (concrete pad) but we wanted the mass on flooring, so we have to finish the floor before we can finish the RMH, and helicopter Ben seems to keep missing my place... the wood under the fish tank is not where we want to cut corners!
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Sure, TV networks may already be looking ahead to the fall — they're all gathered in New York this week unveiling next season's line up to advertisers – but viewers are still anchored firmly in the present, waiting with bated breath to see how their favorite TV shows will leave them hanging through the summer — or, in some cases, permanently.
CW's freshman breakout hit "The Vampire Diaries" was one of the first shows to wrap for the season last week with a heart-stopping finale that the New York Post's PopWrap said set the bar "for which all other 2010 season finales will be judged."
This week, season finales ramped up with more than a dozen dramas saying au revoir until the fall. Among those include "Desperate Housewives", "Brothers and Sisters", "House", "Grey's Anatomy" and "The Mentalist".
But what a lot of fans are likely waiting for is the line up next week, when long-running hit shows "24″ and "Lost" both bid a final farewell with 2 hour finales.
After eight seasons of fighting terrorism and losing nearly everyone close to him, what's left for Jack Bauer? Has he finally reached the breaking point?
And what about "Lost" fans? Will they get a Sopranos-like ambiguous ending? Or, will they learn what the island's mysterious light source represents and which one of the Oceanic Six will be chosen as its protector?
Many of TV's top rated dramas are also wrapping up for the season next week: "NCIS", "NCIS: Los Angeles", "Criminal Minds", and "The Good Wife".
Meanwhile, networks are finally deciding the fate of "bubble shows". Unfortunately for viewers, cancellations don't always equal good riddance, meaning loyal fans will likely be left hanging — forever.
If you follow "FlashForward", for example, be prepared to be frustrated by unanswered questions after the last episode airs on May 27th: ABC has canceled the promising, much-hyped sci-fi serial, opting to keep "V", it's other sci-fi drama, instead.
And what about "Heroes", which aired its last episode of the year in early February? After a groundbreaking first season, the show's ratings steadily eroded and NBC finally decided to let it go. (NBC, incidentally, also called it quits on "Law & Order" after a marathon 20-year run.)
Which finales are you looking forward to, or did you love? And did networks blow it with the shows they chose to ax? And what will you do during the long summer hiatus?
Me — at least I've got "True Blood" and "Mad Men".
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Cast member Jorge Garcia of the series "Lost" participates in a panel discussion about its final season at the Disney ABC winter 2010 Television Critics Association press tour in Pasadena, California, January 12, 2010. REUTERS/Danny Molosh
I began watching 24 with the beginning of Season 7 and since then I have watched a few of the early Seasons. I have found the show as being prophetic politically and even though it is a fantasy it has a "real" feel to it. In addition I have found it to be one of the most exciting TV series I have ever watched and I have been watching TV since the late 50s. I have read some articles that speculate that the next 24 will be a movie most probably made in England or Europe. I am looking forward to it.


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WAUSAU, Wis. (AP) -- Wausau Police Chief Jeff Hardel says investigators have obtained DNA samples from three people in the investigation of a high school senior's slaying.
Eighteen-year-old Breanna Marie Schneller was found dead Saturday in the apartment she shared with her fiancee and his brother.
Hardel said Wednesday the samples were sent to the state Crime Lab to be matched with what is believed to be DNA the killer left at the scene.
Hardel says two of the samples were from Schneller's fiancee and his brother. He says the third was from an acquaintance of theirs.
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