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Beautiful Ocean Views for your Manhattan Beach Vacation in Manhattan Beach
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3
- sleeps 10
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 3,500 - $ 4,000 / week
vacation rental description
A Beautiful place to spend your vacation!
Upper four-bedroom, three bath unit in a beautiful Manhattan Beach home, designed with the highest quality features. This unit, approximately three and a half blocks from the warm sands and cool Pacific Ocean, boast of a remolded kitchen with all new stainless appliances, granite counter-tops, hardwood floors, and spectacular views.
You may spend your day busy at the beach, shopping around downtown Manhattan Beach or walking the strand and the views of the sunset allow you to wind down after your busy day.
House is located near the beach and wallking distance from the Manhattan Beach Pier and downtown.
house rental amenities
Access to Washer and Dryer
Linens provided
Beach towels and bath towels provided
2 car garage
Bedrooms - Sleeps 8-10:
Master Bedroom - One Queen Bed
Bedroom 2 - Twin Bunk Bed
Bedroom 3 - 1 Queen Bed
Bedroom 4 - 1 Queen Bed
Additional twin mattress and queen aerobed available
Full Kitchen with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops
Cooking utensils provided
DirecTV in living room
High speed internet service
WiFi (Wireless Internet)
Outdoor Features:
Hot/cold outdoor shower
activities and attractions in Manhattan Beach Los Angeles Area
Approximately 3 Main Blocks from the beach where you can enjoy surfing, swimming, fishing and beach volleyball.
Close to downtown Manhattan Beach where there is great shopping and fantastic dining choices.
Within an hour's drive you could visit Disneyland, Magic Mountain, Knotts Berry Farm, the LA Zoo, The Getty Museum, Hollywood and much more.
vacation rental rates
September - April: $3,500/Week, $525/Night
May - August: $4,000/Week, $625/Night
Holidays: $4,000/Week
President's week, 4th of July, Spring Break, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's
Rates are subject to change
Refundable Deposit: $1,000
$89 Property Damage Insurance Fee
$125 Non-refundable Cleaning Fee
Check in time: 3pm Check out time: 11am


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Presque Isle's Channel 8 (WAGM) covered the culmination of the 4-H/Tractor Supply Company's paper clover fundraising campaign to benefit the University of Maine Cooperative Extension 4-H youth-development program. Del's Farm Store presented a group of 4-H members a check for $833 to support local 4-H programs and activities.
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Independent Labour announces councillor candidates for Roxeth ward
Updated 3:51pm Monday 17th February 2014 in News By Anna Slater, Chief Reporter
Independent Labour candidates for the forthcoming elections have begun campaigning.
Nominated candidates standing for the Roxeth ward in the Harrow Borough local elections, which take place on May 22, have pledged to fix potholes and support adults with learning disabilities.
Former council leader Thaya Idaikkadar, who has been a Roxeth councillor since 2002, says he hopes to continue serving the people of Roxeth.
Zarina Khalid, who has a psychology degree from Warwick University, has lived in Harrow all her life.
The project manager, who became a Harrow councillor in 2010, has held a number of council positions, including cabinet member for schools and families.
And Sukhi Singh Mukhal, who has lived in Roxeth for 35 years, is a restaurateur who claims he knows the community well.
He is passionate about charities and regularly collects money for St Luke's Hospice, in Harrow, and for victims of the Indian earthquake and floods.
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Where do we go from here? What information do we provide that would shock you into a realization that Rey Maualuga deserves to be here? It's not like you need a convincing argument.
Bengals middle linebacker Rey Maualuga was a fan-darling after being selected during the second round of the 2009 NFL draft. Steal, was a description often used. Since there was virtually no chance he'd replace ol' Dhani Jones, who the Bengals often cited as being another coach on the field, Maualuga fought and won the strong-side linebacker position over Rashard Jeanty. Though never reliable in coverage, Maualuga proved himself a capable run stopper as an outside linebacker, missing only ten tackles (according to Pro Football Focus) in two years at SAM.
When age, retirement and the discovery of television ended Dhani Jones' career in the NFL, the Bengals made the logical decision to move Maualuga inside. In two years as the team's starting middle linebacker, Maualuga finished second on the team with 115 tackles in 2011 and 152 in 2012. In both cases, the team's weakside linebacker generated led the team; Thomas Howard in 2011 (120 stops) and Vontaze Burfict in 2012 (
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Though his playing time vastly increased with the move inside, Maualuga missed 30 tackles in two years while often being graded as one of the worst coverage linebackers in the game. Various criticism levied against Maualuga also includes the propensity to receive blockers, rather than viciously attacking running lanes like his first two seasons at SAM. Other times Maualuga will avoid blockers entirely, which has taken him out of the play. At best he's a two-down linebacker, who plays the run but his coverage has always been a liability (the loss against Houston wasn't anything new).
After receiving limited interest during free agency, the Bengals brought Maualuga back with a two-year deal worth $6.5 million. Bengals defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer, head coach Marvin Lewis and even position coach Paul Guenther, praise Maualuga's talents but continue to recite similar criticisms that Maualuga tends to obsesses about his failures. Players fail. That's life. That's sports.
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It took Nate Wolters 40 minutes to ruin weeks worth of work developing some new statistics. Why don't we look into what made his night so amazing?
He is supposed to be good. We knew that before the season started. But the West Coast Conference player of the year last season really upped his stock against Drexel on Thursday.
George Beamon set out to prove us wrong Wednesday night. The Jaspers star returned from an ankle injury to score 29 points against Hofstra in an impressively efficient performance. Time to break...
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Kansas basketball win shares. An attempt to distribute the wins among players.
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CRICKET: Oxford at home in national cup
6:30am Tuesday 7th January 2014 in Sport By Russell Smith, Sports reporter specialising in horse racing. Call me on 01865 425453
OXFORD have been drawn at home to London side Richmond in the ECB National Club Championship first round on Sunday, April 27.
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Sangam Dairy run by the milk producers' cooperative in Guntur, has sought the Government's permission to export its value-added products to the Gulf countries. The dairy, which registered a turnover of Rs 320 crore in 2011-12, said it is planning to come out with an ice cream product this year.
The co-operative has appointed a consultant to help it prepare a plan for this expansion in business, Dhulipalla Narendra Kumar, Chairman of the cooperative dairy, said.
Addressing reporters here on Wednesday, he said the co-operative had formed groups with some farmers and supplied them quality animals from Haryana. "These animals would give them additional yields. We will bear the cost and deduct from the monthly payments," he said.
The dairy has 600 milk co-operative societies with a combined capacity of three lakh litres day.
On Monday, N. Chandrababu Naidu, former Chief Minister and Telugu Desam Party President, has launched 'Sangam Extra Life' in 200 ml Tetra Pak pouches. The dairy built a production capacity of 40,000 litres a day for this initiative.
Currently restricted to Guntur, Hyderabad and a few other districts, the dairy is hoping to expand its presence across the State. "With the new value-added products and expanded reach, we are targeting to achieve a turnover of Rs 600 crore in the next three years," Narendra said.


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Disney on your Doorstep in Kissimmee
- bedrooms 5
- baths 4
- sleeps 12
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type Villa
- community Indian Creek
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
Disney on your Doorstep is just a charming, relaxing, and feel at home, kind of
home... you know when you're sitting by the pool and the kids are having a
ball, that you've picked the right spot.... our, wonderful 5 bedroom, 4
bathroom vacation home with private pool, spa & Game room in the exclusive
neighborhood of Indian Creek. Our neighborhood boasts community, sidewalks,
play areas, tennis courts, and a jogging/walking track circuit. You will enjoy
the open spacious floor plan in our home, and the friendliness of our
We are pet friendly and we welcome pets in our home. We also have local pet sitters
who will come in and take care of your pets during your stay to make your pets
vacation as much fun as your families.
With a private, south facing pool and built in spa, our spacious, beautifully
decorated home is furnished with quality in mind. We offer high quality home
for a truly affordable vacation. We have added a wide range of personal touches
to provide you with everything you could possibly need for a completely
relaxing, vacation.
Area Info
Using a shortcut to Disney, Disney on your Doorstep is just 4 miles away from all of
the Magic of Disney - This will save you a lot of time to enjoy your vacation
instead spending it in traffic. We're so close, you can take and afternoon
break back at the home and enjoy a nap or a dip in the pool, then return to the
parks in the evenings to watch the fireworks.
We want you to enjoy all the fun and extra amenities our home has to offer and
believe you will enjoy our home as much as we do. Let Disney on your Doorstep
to be your Disney home away from home today
villa rental amenities
Amenities Include:
Wheel Chair Accessible Master Shower
Queen Master Bedroom with Garden tub and walk in Closet
Queen Master Bedroom with private full bath
Queen bedroom with bathroom next to the bedroom
1 Mickey Themed Twin bedroom
1 Beautifully decorated Twin bedroom
There are Cable TV 's in all the bedrooms
Large Living Room with 50 inch HD TV, Blue Ray DVD
Xbox with Games
Stereo System,
Dining room with ample seating
Fully equipped kitchen,
Game room with a pool table and air hockey
Private pool with built in spa oversized pool deck 5 sun loungers and 2 tables
and chairs all in comfortable palm casual furniture.
All linens and towels are provided with our home again we have more towels and
linens than your average home.
We have tasteful Disney decor throughout the home just to keep the Magic with
activities and attractions in Kissimmee Central Florida
Golf, Miniature Golf, Amusement Parks, Fishing, Shopping,
Restaurants, Sightseeing.
vacation rental rates
Rates (in US$/PoundsSterling
High Season .. Dec 20-Jan 05, Jul-Aug, & Easter Week .. £700-£900
Semi-High .... Sep, Oct, & Feb ........................ £600-£800
Remainder of Year ..................................... £500-£700
$1000-$ 1400/week
A Reduced Rate is available for longer stays.
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The Wii Mini is the new version of the Wii console, giving you motion gaming at a great entry level price and superb portability.
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Thanks to the motion sensor, fun and intuitive gameplay is enhanced by your own body movements will get the entire family up and off the couch for unforgettable gaming sessions.
The Wii Mini is compatible with the huge catalogue of Wii games, including top franchises from the likes of Mario and Zelda – perfect for catching up on some classic Wii titles!
Get your games collection off to a perfect start with Mario Party 8 featuring a great selection of mini games that are perfect for sharing.
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Fantastic value Wii console in White with Mario Kart & wheel. Mario Kart is one of the most accessible, family fun racing games to date and provides hours of fun for all ages! As well as a White Nintendo Wii Console and Mario Kart Wii, the Mario Kart Wii Pack contains a white Nunchuk, white Wii Remote Plus and a White Nintend Wii Racing Wheel.
Each level allows players to dive into frenetic racing action on tracks themed from locations in the Super Mario series of games. Mario Kart Wii allows you to race up to 12 friends and family simultaneously using Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, ensuring everyone can get behind the wheel and enjoy the fun! Age 7+. In Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure, players will enter the enchanting worlds of Cinderella, Rapunzel, Ariel, Belle and Tiana, and use their magic wand to help undo a spell that's been cast over the kingdoms.
They'll be able to interact with familiar characters, such as Lumiere, Pascal, Flounder, Gus and other fan favourites who will help guide them through missions and progress though the game. In Disney Pixar Brave: The Video Game, challenge destiny and change your fate! Play as adventurous Merida, a Will the Wisp and other popular characters from the new Disney Pixar film.
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This fantastic value bundle includes the Wii console in white with Mario Kart, a racing wheel and nunchuk. Mario Kart is one of the most accessible, family fun racing games to date and provides hours of fun!
The Nintendo Wii console has reinvented gaming, transforming it into a truly family-orientated experience to be enjoyed by anyone from age 2 to 92.
The revolutionary motion-sensor system has made gaming more realistic, allowing anyone with no previous experience to have a go - this is about using skills from real life rather than fiddly button pressing or joystick manipulation.
Mario Kart Wii is built for having fun together, with each level allowing players to dive into frenetic racing action on tracks themed from locations in the Super Mario series of games.
You can race up to 12 friends and family simultaneously using Nintendo WiFi Connection, ensuring everyone can get behind the wheel and enjoy the fun!
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Create your own customised workout routines or choose routines over 20, 30 or 40 routines to suit your fitness levels, target areas and time you have available.
The Balance Board also adds to the fun to keep you motivated, including activities like Skateboarding and Rhythm Kung Fu. Workouts combine the original Wii Fit activities and selections from 15 new balance games and 6 new strength training and yoga activities.
Just decide how long you want your workout to be or select an area for personal improvement, and Wii Fit Plus will suggest a number of diverse routines.
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Sure, a week is a great vacation to Hilton Head but a month is even better. Not that you needed any more reasons to visit us, but we've listed 5 of our top reasons to extend your stay at Palmetto Dunes to at least a month:
1) Play unlimited golf! What's better than a round of golf? Unlimited rounds of golf! With our Monthly Golf Membership, you can play all three of our championship Hilton Head golf courses as much as you want for an entire month. Choose between our oceanfront Robert Trent Jones course, the Arthur Hills course or the George Fazio course.
2) Ride your bike on all 50 miles of paved island paths. Did you know you could pedal 50 miles across our island? Spend more than a week and see if you can master it all! With monthly Hilton Head bike rentals from Hilton Head Outfitters, you'll be set with any kind of bike you like, including their new comfort bike, cruisers, kids bikes and more.
3) Get to "love" tennis, if you don't already. When you book your Hilton Head vacation rental through Palmetto Dunes, you get two hours of complimentary tennis court time daily at the Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center. The longer you stay, the more tennis you can play!
4) Kayak to your heart's content! Palmetto Dunes is home to a beautiful and peaceful 11-mile saltwater inland lagoon system that winds throughout the resort and our golf courses. Get weekly kayak or canoe rentals from Hilton Head Outfitters to enjoy the peaceful beauty of the lagoon, or if you plan to stay several months, consider the affordable yearly membership. See how many birds you can spot in the lagoon during your stay and watch for other wildlife, as well, like a friendly otter who likes to splash around our lagoon.
5) Try lots of Hilton Head restaurants. Here on the island we offer wonderful dining from ethic foods to fresh seafood to gourmet meals with beautiful views. Some suggestions include Big Jim's BBQ, Burgers & Pizza restaurant at the Robert Trent Jones Clubhouse, the beachfront Dunes House (open seasonally to resort guests and property owners), Ela's Blu Water Grille with harbour views at Shelter Cove Harbour and San Miguel's Mexican restaurant, also at Shelter Cove.
If you want to do ALL these things on your visit to Palmetto Dunes, consider our Monthly Stay & Sports Membership. It gets you a 30-night stay in a Hilton Head resort villa, 30 days of unlimited golf and bike rentals, two 2-hour kayak rentals and two hours of tennis court time daily, plus plenty of time to walk on the beach.
For more information about any of these memberships or packages, please give us a call at 866-744-7558.
A long weekend is on the horizon (Yay!). And we can't think of a better way to spend your days off than on a Labor Day golf getaway to Palmetto Dunes!
Here's a rundown of the things you can do at this ever popular South Carolina golf resort, including plenty of golf but some other Hilton Head activities, as well:
Tee Time
The Hilton Head Celebrity Golf Tournament kicks off Friday Aug. 31, 2012 at our famed Robert Trent Jones Oceanfront Course, one of our three world-class golf courses. Since 1979, the annual event has raised more than $3.8 million for well-deserving children's charities of the South Carolina Lowcountry.
Celebrities at this year's tournament include actors Richard Schiff of The West Wing and Brian Baumgartner, Kevin from The Office; TV personalities Paul Goodloe of the Weather Channel and Holly Sonders of Golf Channel's Morning Drive; numerous professional athletes and plenty of South Carolina favorites including Bobby Cremins; and George Rogers, NFL running back, University of South Carolina graduate and 1980 Heisman Trophy winner.
While you won't be able to play the Jones course Friday (it will be closed for the tournament), you can certainly go and enjoy the festivities! Or you could plan to play one (or both) of the other golf courses at Palmetto Dunes: the George Fazio Course (called the most challenging course in Hilton Head) and the Arthur Hills Course (with 10 holes on the water!). Of course, the Jones course will be back open on Saturday and Sunday.
We also have a special deal right now on Saturday that you can take advantage of while in town. If you book a tee time after 11 a.m. you get half off resort rates if you use code SSSPECIAL12 and book your tee time online here.
Boogie Down
While HarbourFest fireworks are over for the season, Shannon Tanner hasn't gone home yet! Shannon is a family entertainer, who's been singing and playing music to crowds at Shelter Cove since 1988. Shannon will be performing Friday at 6:30 and 8 p.m. with other live entertainment Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Cappy the Clown will be on hand 6-9 p.m. all weekend and there will be lots of other family activities to do, as well. So bring the whole bunch and experience a new family tradition!
Bike Around Town
Rent a bike from Hilton Head Outfitters, THE place for Hilton Head bike rentals, and explore. Hilton Head Island has more than 50 miles of bike paths that take you beneath live oaks draped with Spanish moss, past creeks and marshes, and close to an assortment of beautiful flowers in bloom.
What's going on Labor Day weekend at Palmetto Dunes? As you can see, a lot! In addition to the events above, be sure to check out our event calendar for more information on daily tennis clinics, golf demonstrations and after-hours activities at Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort! Enjoy your long weekend!


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There is hereby established the Advisory Commission of the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park (hereinafter in this subchapter referred to as the "Commission"). The Commission shall be composed of 12 members appointed by the Secretary as follows:
(1) 3 members appointed for terms of 4 years from recommendations submitted by the National Maritime Museum Association.
(2) 2 members appointed for terms of 4 years from recommendations submitted by the Governor of the State of California, at least one of whom shall have professional expertise in maritime historic preservation.
(3) 4 members appointed for terms of 5 years from recommendations submitted by the Mayor of San Francisco with special consideration given to individuals with knowledge of museum and/or maritime issues and who represent the local fishing industry, recreational users, the business community, and neighborhood groups.
(4) 1 member appointed for a term of 5 years from recommendations from the Secretary of Commerce, who shall have professional expertise in the maritime industry.
(5) 2 members appointed for terms of 5 years, who shall have professional expertise in maritime history or historic preservation.
Any member of the Commission appointed for a definite term may serve after the expiration of his term until his successor is appointed. A vacancy in the Commission shall be filled in the manner in which the original appointment was made.
(b) Compensation
Members of the Commission shall serve without pay. While away from their homes or regular places of business in the performance of services for the Commission, members of the Commission shall be allowed travel expenses, including per diem in lieu of subsistence, in the same manner as persons employed intermittently in Government service are allowed expenses under section 5703 of title 5.
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The Chair and other officers of the Commission shall be elected by a majority of the members of the Commission to serve for terms established by the Commission.
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The Commission shall meet at the call of the Chair or a majority of its members, but not less than twice annually. Seven members of the Commission shall constitute a quorum. Consistent with the public meeting requirements of the Federal Advisory Committee Act, the Commission shall, from time to time, meet with persons concerned with maritime preservation.
(e) Bylaws and charter
The Commission may make such bylaws, rules, and regulations as it considers necessary to carry out its functions under this subchapter. The provisions of section 14(b) of the Federal Advisory Committee Act (Act of October 6, 1972; 86 Stat. 776), are hereby waived with respect to this Commission.
(f) Functions
The Commission shall advise the Secretary on the management and development of the park. The Secretary, or his designee, shall from time to time, but at least semiannually, meet and consult with the Commission on matters relating to the management and development of the park.
Source(Pub. L. 100–348, § 5,June 27, 1988, 102 Stat. 656.)
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Investigators are looking for the person responsible who broke into a handful of vehicles in a parking lot across from a police station.
Authorities said at least six or seven cars were broken into at the North Kansas City Lofts, located in the 700 block of Armour Road. Victims said the robberies had to happen sometime after 1 a.m. Sunday.
"I got home about 1 a.m. this morning, and our cousin gave us a call and said, 'Your car has been broken into.' And, we were just like, 'oh, man,'" victim Sharnel Drayton said.
Thieves broke out the windows of the vehicles, jimmied some of the locks to get inside the cars and stole some items.
Ironically, the lofts are located right across the street from the North Kansas City Police Department and adjacent to a North Kansas City fire station.
"My car was parked right in front of the fire house, and we've got, you know, the police station right across the street. I've been here for two years. It's kind of like a safe neighborhood. I never thought it would happen to be, but you never be too sure," Drayton said.
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It would be easy to give up on life if you spent the day locked away in a cell.
When James Bret came to Coconino County Jail five years ago, he was determined to change that way of thinking. The detention services coordinator is in charge of religious, educational and recovery programs.
With more than half the inmates of Native American descent, the sweat lodge has been a long time in the making.
"It's something that we get a request for fairly often that they want to experience their spirituality," said Bret.
In the shadow of razor wire atop a chain link fence sits the skeleton of the structure.
"The opening faces to the east. When we do the sweat those that are participating in it will actually help put the blankets on and the canvas to be a part of the whole service and ceremony," said Bret.
Believers say those ceremonies can change people's lives.
Kenneth Lewis didn't always have a job where he wore a suit to work.
"I was an IV user," said Lewis.
Now eight years clean, he's the community relations manager with a recovery program in Phoenix called Native American Connections.
Lewis credits a large part of his recovery to what he experienced inside a sweat lodge.
"It was new but it was a way that I could connect with myself and with a higher power and once I made that connection I began to make huge strides in my journey. It's a time to make things right. To be able to discuss those things, to ask for forgiveness," said Lewis.
Inside the walls of the Coconino County Jail Bret hopes the fire that will burn in the pit outside the sweat lodge kindles hope. He wants it to be an experience that will keep inmates from again wandering down the wrong path.
"Recidivism is a big problem and so any program is always instrumental in helping those people not recidivate and come back," said Bret.
All total the sweat lodge cost about $2,000. The majority of that money came from profit made by the commissary and inmate telephone calls.
Bret told CBS 5 a trained medicine man will lead each ceremony. Security at the sweat lodge will be tight. There will be extra guards and the ceremony will be under supervision of an armed officer.
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Broadway Street is in bad shape and needs to be rebuilt above and below ground.
That was the crux of the message to Broadway business owners at a meeting February 5 sponsored by the Yorkton Business Improvement District (YBID).
Trent Mandzuk, the City's director of public works, illustrated the problem with photos of the city's decaying water mains, sewage pipes and storm drains.
He pointed out much of the water and wastewater infrastructure is from 1909 and 1915, far exceeding the life expectancy of 75 years. Much of the storm sewer system is newer (1950s), but also in poor shape.
The other problems, he said, are that the pipes are too small for the current size of the community restricting future growth, and do not meet current regulatory standards.
Mandzuk, along with engineering consultants Derek Trischuk and Darren Anholt of Integrated Engineering, then outlined the City's proposed Broadway Street reconstruction project.
The estimated $45 million project would see almost the entire length of Broadway, from Hwy 9 in the east all the way to Hwy 10 in the west, ripped up and completely rebuilt with new pipes, service connections, road surfaces, sidewalks and streetlights.
It would be carried out on a block-by-block basis, Mandzuk said, in an attempt to minimize the inconvenience to individual businesses.
Phil De Vos, president of YBID, was careful to point out the proposal is only in its very preliminary stages, but said one way or another "it's going to have to be done."
The preferred way would be a federal-provincial-municipal partnership, Mandzuk said, with each level of government putting up a third of the cash. Council has already passed a significant property tax increase partially to help raise its share.
At this point, the City expects it will be able to get the grants through the Building Canada Fund anticipated in the yesterday's federal budget, but Mayor Bob Maloney warned nothing is yet written in stone. Indications from the annual Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) meeting in Regina, from which Maloney had just returned in time for the YBID meeting, are that funds are going to be tight. All of Saskatchewan's cities and towns "are in the same boat," he said.
Yorkton-Melville MP Garry Breitkreuz said he could not say whether federal money would be earmarked for the project, but he recognizes just how important the project is for the city.
"I will, of course, be advocating for Yorkton in Parliament as I always do," he said.
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Follow up the slappy faces in between the moss. Large edges and big holds. A great beginner TR climb.
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NEW YORK (AP) - A performance artist has won her suit against the NYPD for arresting her for baring her breasts in public.
The New York Post reports that Holly Van Voast settled the suit for $40,000.
The 46-year-old artist goes topless while sporting a penciled in moustache and Marilyn Monroe hairdo.
She claimed she was illegally arrested at least 10 times for going topless in public "while exercising her right to be topless anywhere a man is permitted to be topless."
She says she didn't expose herself. Instead, she says "I exposed everybody else."
According to court papers, the city has also agreed to pay Van Voast's legal fees.
Going topless in public is not illegal in New York State.
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An Upstate couple pleaded guilty Tuesday after prosecutors said the husband wrote fake prescriptions and the wife pretended to be a nurse to validate them as a part of a drug ring.
United States Attorney Bill Nettles said Joshua Balkind, 42, and Marci Balkind, 41, both of Spartanburg, pleaded guilty during a change of plea hearing in an Anderson federal court to conspiracy to sell controlled substances.
Prosecutors said that Joshua Balkind was the leader of an Upstate conspiracy to possess and sell prescription drugs.
They said Joshua Balkind created the prescriptions on his computer, provided a copy of the prescription to an addict, and arranged for the addict to be driven to a local pharmacy to pick up the prescription.
Joshua Balkind would permit the addict to keep a few of the pills and would sell the remainder of the prescription. At the top of the prescription, Marci Balkind's phone number was added, according to Nettles.
Nettles said Marci Balkind pretended to be a nurse at a physician's office when the pharmacy called to verify the prescription.
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Student Profiles
This small sampling CSB/SJU peace studies majors and minors shows clearly the depth and variety of our field of study.
Voices of Our Grads
Our Peace Studies Graduates, after graduation, speak out! What do they have to say?
- Kristina Seslija, CSB Peace Studies grad 2010
- Hudda Ibrahim, CSB Peace Studies grad 2013
Link to our Peace Studies Graduates professional websites!
- Eric LeCompte
- January Makamba
- Chris Hausmann
Profiles of some of our Peace Studies Graduates!
- Casey Wojtalewicz '11
- Evan Cobb '12
- Ed Heisler '06
- Erin Truhler '02
- Johanna Hatch '05
- Jessica Nelson '09
Graduates in the news
Lizzy Baden - 2012 CSB graduate, recipient of a Fulbright ETA award for Indonesia
Danielle Liebl - 2014 CSB graduate, recipient of a $50,000 Peace First Prize, a national award recognizing leading youth peacemakers
Stephanie Wegmann Peterson'10
Foreign Service career sends alumna to Africa
Stephanie Wegmann Peterson '10 has been assigned by the U.S. Department of State to serve as the U.S. Embassy's public diplomacy officer in Benin, a West African nation.
Peterson will be working with the local press, monitoring local attitudes toward the U.S., hosting conferences on issues affecting both the U.S. and Benin, organizing cultural and educational exchange such as the Fulbright Fellowship and introducing American artists, speakers, musicians, writers and athletes to the local population as a means of sharing U.S. culture and attaining cross-cultural understanding.
Peterson graduated from Saint Ben's with a major in peace studies and a minor in communication. While at CSB, she received the Thomas R. Pickering Undergraduate Foreign Affairs Fellowship, which provides educational funding in exchange for a contract to work as a Foreign Service Officer. Peterson went on to earn a master's degree in international development from the University of Denver in 2012.
She and her husband Erik Peterson, a 2009 graduate of Saint John's University, are currently in full-time French language training at the Foreign Service Institute in Arlington, VA in preparation for their departure to the primarily French-speaking country in July. They will be in Benin for a two-year tour after which they will be assigned to a different embassy, likely in a different region of the world.
Louise McCarthy '96
CSB alumna leads association that represents 48 non-profit community clinics and health centers in Los Angeles area
December 27, 2012 By Diane Hageman
Louise McCarthy '96 moderates a forum of L.A. mayoral candidates at the South L.A. Health and Human Right Conference in mid-December 2012. Photo credit: St. John's Well Child & Family Center.
When Louise McCarthy '96 was taking her peace studies classes at CSB and SJU, she never dreamed that nearly 20 years later she'd rely daily on the diplomacy and negotiation skills she learned.
"I am using these skills on a regular basis," said McCarthy, president and CEO of the Community Clinic Association of Los Angeles County (CCALAC) who leads a staff of 20 and represents the interests of the 48 non-profit community clinics and health centers that make up the association. "I work to bring people together by finding common ground, whether it's meeting with legislators to protect public programs, or working with clinic leaders to develop common strategies to improve patient care."
The clinics care for more than one million underserved and vulnerable patients each year, the majority of whom are uninsured.
McCarthy finds it "absolutely exciting, absolutely fun" to be working at the ground level of health care reform. She is currently working with member clinics and L.A.'s Department of Health Services to implement an early expansion of Medicaid to over 200,000 individuals before the nationwide implementation in 2014. They are also testing new payment models that encourage improved quality of care and advocating to ensure that Congress continues to fund the implementation of reform. "We're writing the book as we live it. The bureaucracy can be very challenging but the passion people have for it is contagious," she said.
Prior to becoming president and CEO in 2010, she was vice president of governmental affairs at CCALAC for three years. She has also worked for the California Primary Care Association, the California Bureau of State Audits, the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce, the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce and the Family Housing Fund. She holds a master's degree in public policy from UCLA.
Sense of accomplishment matters
"I've never had a set career plan," McCarthy noted. "I've just found things that seem interesting to me and pursued them - particularly in the areas of economic and social justice. Coming from a broad liberal arts and policy background, we tend to be generalists, not specialists. This means we can adapt to working in a number of arenas. My work allows me to know that, at the end of the day, I've accomplished something."
In addition to majoring in peace studies, McCarthy majored in French and minored in Spanish. She followed a long line of Johnnies and Bennies - her dad, uncles, cousins and brother all paved the way for her.
"CSB made it affordable for me to go. I had a good financial aid package with scholarships," she said. "It made a huge impact on me."
Life isn't all work
As one might imagine, leading an organization that is in the trenches of health care advocacy can be all-consuming and stressful. Yet, McCarthy enjoys a couple of unique activities that help her unwind from the intensity of her career.
McCarthy practices capoeira, a Brazilian martial art rooted in music, dance, gymnastics and "serious butt-kicking." She teaches a weekly capoeira class at the Brasil Brasil Cultural Center in Los Angeles. She's also an amateur samba drummer and has performed with various Brazilian groups in L.A.
"I really got interested in Brazilian culture through a Latin American studies class I took when I was at CSB and SJU. I first saw capoeira at a protest in San Francisco when I was doing my peace studies internship from CSB," she said. "It's remained an ongoing interest."
The future
McCarthy isn't placing any bets on what the next steps of her career will be. She's focused on her current role and following her passions.
"I can't predict anything. I didn't look for this job, it found me," McCarthy said. "I am just focusing on my work and making sure it lines up with my values."
Photo Credit: Focus Bella Productions
Alyssa Brown, a 2013 graduate of St. Benedict's who has received a 2013 Hawkinson Scholarship in recognition of her commitment to peace and justice
Why major in PCST?
These alums provide valuable insights on the Peace Studies major for current students, and reasons for prospective students to choose Peace Studies as their major.
- Dave Johnson, Social Science
- Elizabeth Becker, Peace Studies
- Ingrid Erickson, Peace Studies
- Laura Nezworski, Peace Studies
- Matt Abeln, Natural Science
- Nat Springer, Peace Studies/Environmental Studies
- Carmen Morrison, Peace Studies/Spanish
- Chris Hausmann, Peace Studies/Economics
- Joal Reeves, Peace Studies


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Plans to transform Plymouth's historic Sutton Harbour have been withdrawn. The £4 million boardwalk scheme was set to create restaurants, shops and cafes but was met with local opposition when they were unveiled last month.
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When you think of chicken fried steak, you think of greasy-spoons dinners and hungry guys in work clothes.
That's not the case at the New Atlas Grill.
It may have the classiest atmosphere you will ever find, for this type of food.
It's located inside an historic building, in the heart of downtown Tulsa.
It also offers an upscale chicken fried steak, that will impress a business client in a 3-piece suit.
The restaurant is on the ground floor of the historic Atlas Life Building.
It was built in 1922 and it's on the National Registry of Historic Places.
The sounds of cooking, echo off marble, stained glass, brass and terra cotta.
The classy surroundings weren't lost on Jake Robinson.
He was an employee, when he bought the original sandwich shop from his boss, in 2004.
Then he made it a place, that also serves things like a lobster bisque.
Jake says they try to go for a higher level of quality.
Their chicken fry is just as exclusive as the surroundings
It's only served on Wednesday and you'd better get there early, because they only prepare about 30.
Jake says some of their regulars, will even call ahead and reserve one.
"Pretty much all our clientele is regulars.
we see em three to five times a week.
Sometimes twice a day, for breakfast and lunch."
There's demand for the Wednesday special, because their chicken fry is unique.
It isn't a cube steak that's torn up in a tenderizer.
It's thin-cut slices of New York strip steak, that are rolled in a coating mix with secret spices.
It takes about five minutes in bubbling oil to get the meat golden and crisp.
That gets it ready to be be covered in a special sage-cream gravy.
The sides are Yukon Gold mashed potatoes with garlic and honey-cinnamon carrots.
Jake is proud of what they put on the plate and he'll tell you it's worth parking downtown, to try this one out.
"I'd say its he best in Tulsa."
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Lectures and hands-on labs focused on procedures for snoring and sleep disordered breathing. This course will provide evidence-based guidelines and algorithms for proper patient selection, proper surgical site selection, and proper surgery selection. For practicing otolaryngologists.
Guest speakers:
Scott E. Brietzke, M.D., M.P.H., Walter Reed Hospital, Washington, DC
Lon R. Doles, D.D.S., Oral Maxillofacial Associates, Charleston, SC
Michael Friedman, M.D., Chicago ENT, Chicago, IL
Dominic B. Gault, M.D., Children's Hospital Greenville Health System, Greenville, SC
Sally R. Shott, M.D., University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Children's Hospital, Cincinnati, OH
Erica R. Thaler, M.D., University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Philadelphia, PA
B. Tucker Woodson, M.D., Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI
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March 7 - 8, 2014
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Friday, March 7 – for Nurses & SLPs
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14th Annual Charleston Magnolia Conference
May 30 - 31, 2014
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Two half-day sessions covering the broad spectrum of Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery. The lectures and round table discussions are specifically aimed at the practicing otolaryngologist.
Guest speakers:
Howard W. Francis, M.D., M.B.A., Director of Johns Hopkins' Listening Center, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD;
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Supporters of Egypt's ousted Islamist president, Mohammed Morsi, showed signs bearing his face during a rally Thursday.
Thousands participated in a rally at Raba Al Adaawyia Mosque to show their support for Morsi.
Egypt's army has rounded up the leadership of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Morsi supporters chanted slogans during a rally in Cairo's Nasser City.
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Chief judge of Egypt's Supreme Constitutional Court Adly Mansour took the oath as interim president before his fellow judges at the court.
Supporters of former president Mohammed Morsi protested his removal from power.
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For the second time in Egypt's 2 ½ years of turmoil, the army has forced out the country's leader.
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President Obama (left) has ordered the US government to determine what the military's actions mean for foreign aid to Egypt.
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Connect up via FTP and "download" your /dev_hdd0/game/BLES80608/USRDIR/options.ini (and options_default.ini) file(s) and check the games locations are set correctly.Sponsored Links
i.e. the sections that start...
# Backup games to these folders:
# Main search folders:
# Secondary search folders:
FYI mine are set as follows:
I think they are the defaults - don't thnk i ever changed mine - maybe you did though?Code:# Backup games to these folders: hdd_dir=/dev_hdd0/GAMES usb_dir=GAMES # Look for game backups recursively in these folders: # (leave blank for USB (usb_home) root (/) folder) # # Main search folders: # hdd_home=/dev_hdd0/GAMES usb_home=/GAMES # Secondary search folders: # hdd_home2=/dev_hdd0/GAMEZ hdd_home3=/dev_hdd0/game/OMAN46756/GAMEZ hdd_home4=/dev_hdd0/game/LAUN12345/GAMEZ hdd_home5=/dev_hdd0/game/GAIA01985/BDRIPS usb_home2=/GAMEZ
I put my games in the /dev_hdd0/GAMES/ folder as that's outside of any manager path and should (fingers crossed) prevent uninstall issues!
- Chances are your games were previously in the \USRDIR\ of the application folder (e.g. LAUN12345\USRDIR\Games\.... ) and this is why they were uninstalled ?
But take my word on this with a little pinch of salt - i'm not the expert on MM/backup managers in general - don't use them too much


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it goes on ... so isn't better carry on symbian apps?
What do you think? Is advisable develop apps for harmattan or is it really "dead" platform?
btw is advisable develop apps for harmattan or is it really "dead" platform?
it is possible to transform OS in Nokia N9 to symbian belle or anna ???
I've try this but it not working in my project. Qt doesn't know qmdisplaystate.h ....
Is there some way how to in Qt turn display off???
When I have 2G mode max range from output is 19.62 and when I have 8G mode max range from output is around 78.8. But It seems that there is no difference between measurement because the value...
Its working. But when I have 2G mode max range from output is 19.62 and when I have 8G mode max range from output is around 78.8. But It seems that there is no difference between measurement because...
I want to use accelerometer like crash detector. But 2G mode is too small. I've read that accelerometer in my N8 has two output ranges: -2G to +2G (with an accuracy value of 0.015G) or -8G to...
hmm ... so why is there this methood setConnectivityMode ???
How can I use QGraphicsGeoMap in offline mode? This is part of my code:
QGeoServiceProvider *serviceProvider = new QGeoServiceProvider("nokia");
QGeoMappingManager *manager =...
Works fine .. thanks ! :)
I am developing app where I need have disabled auto lock and turning off display. How can I do this? Sorry for english.
Is there some way how to add 3 softkeys to softkey bar? When I use this :
QAction *exit = new QAction(tr("Exit"), this);
I have a question. I want to delete sms from mobile by means of classes from Qt mobility. Is there any way how to do it or do I have to use Native API?
this is ok ..
well, let's go for it otherwise. Where I've made mistake? The root of my problem is that I am trying to develop very simple application which will manipulating with sms outside my app. First I wanted...
I found that compilator completely ignores in .pro file this --> LIBS += -lmsgs -lsmcm -lgsmu -lmtur -lsmcm_gsm
I added -lsmcm_gsm to .pro but nothing changed
When I start to write #include <smsclnt.h> I can see that Qt knows about this class. But when I start compile there are errors. Don't understand ...
I have in my .pro this --> INCLUDEPATH += "D:\\QtSDK\\Symbian\\SDKs\\Symbian3Qt474\\epoc32\\include" ... there is smsclnt.h but I dont know why it ignoring includepath or what ...
I did everything what u've wrote, still errors, here is full compile output:
ok I have changed target to symbian device and it looks better but still have 3 errors :
FAILED compile for arm.v5.udeb.gcce4_4_1: smshandler.cpp
mmp: MessageExample1_exe.mmp
all those libs I have in my Qt SDK. This is my compile output:
09:18:24: Running build steps for project MessageExample1...
09:18:24: Configuration unchanged, skipping qmake step.
But I think that in .pro file compilator ingnore this --> LIBS += -lmsgs -lsmcm -lgsmu -lmtur because I have in my project included smshandler class but how I wrote compilator ingnore all this...


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Wildrego Jackson appeared in federal court Thursday hoping a judge would dismiss the charges against him, but he left disappointed. U.S. Magistrate Judge Russell Vineyard ruled there was enough evidence for Jackson to stand trial for the kidnapping of 17-year-old Ayvani Perez.
We are confident enough to make the arrest, and we think that as we continue to investigate, especially when we get all the telephone records we requested, that is going to make the case even more solid," said Katherine Hoffer, an Asst. U.S. Attorney.
Right now the government is basing its case on telephone records. During the hearing, it was revealed no one, including Perez, who was blind folded during much of her abduction, has identified Jackson as one of the kidnappers. And authorities admit he does not resemble either of the suspect sketches released to the public. Investigators said as many as five people took part in the plan including at least one, but as many as two women. They also said the kidnappers made nine phone calls to Perez's family during the ordeal. But because Jackson has not been positively identified and investigators don't have anyone who puts the phones in Jackson's hands when the calls were made, his attorney said she believes the government's case is weak. But that's not how prosecutors sees it.
"We feel like our evidence connects Jackson to the phones, actually both phones. One that was in his possession and one that was used to make some ransom calls. Those two phones were calling each other, and they were both hitting off the tower where the victim's residence is or the one that serves the victim residence area during the hour of the kidnapping," said Hoffer. "What is next for us is we will bring an indictment within 30 days of Jackson's arrest and we are hoping to get at least two other suspects if not four more, into custody and indicted also."
Court documents show it was Jackson's cell phone that was used to call the family of Ayvani Perez to demand a ransom of drugs and money. However, Jackson was not in possession of the phone during the kidnapping, and he has not been identified by the victim or anyone else in the case.
Perez was not physically harmed during the 36 hours she was held hostage.
Jackson has been arrested more than 30 times in the last 10 years and has three felony convictions. In court Thursday, Jackson said he is being treated unfairly in jail. He claimed he is being kept in isolation, unable to leave his cell which he said features a light that never goes off. He also said he has been denied a shower or the right to call his family or attorney.
Jackson told Judge Russell Vineyard he found a pill buried in peanut butter he was given. Authorities said the pill turned out to be an anti-depression prescription drug. Jackson has not been diagnosed with any mental health issues and has not been prescribed any medicine. Vineyard said he would look into Jackson's accusations.
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College bowl games piss me off - they're quite possibly the most pointless thing ever to have existed.
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i dont bounce back from big nights of drinking so i might screw myself
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yes... my ipod has 5 times the memory of my college computer..
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ya.. i took care of that prior to the pats-giants game..
I love Georgia so much, I tell y'what.
ha, that made me giggle.
ok cats... posting every 4 seconds... and the fact that its 1234
im done... see you bitches later
I just realized that, after drinking 10, Duvel is 8.5%.
Should make for some good times.
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ok cats... posting every 4 seconds... and the fact that its 1234
im done... see you bitches later
you posted at 1233
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With a sterling performance off the bench (21 points on 7-of-11 shooting from downtown), sophomore guard Emily Dugan showed Wednesday that she's ready for gut-check time in the Grayslake North girls basketball season.
That makes her part of the solution. The problem is getting everyone else in a Knights uniform equally ready for next week's Fox Valley Fox Division showdown with Grayslake Central, an FVC Championship Game against the Valley Division winner, and then the girls version of March Madness.
Against Hampshire on Wednesday, the Knights didn't always look the part, though the final score — 68-50 — might've suggested otherwise.
North is now 23-2 overall and 10-0 in the division. Hampshire is 9-14 and 4-6.
"I loved it," said North coach Nate Flannery of Dugan's long-range bombing. "Brittany [Thiebeaux] still had her points (17). We've been so much of an inside team, and shooting from the perimeter has been an issue.
"Emily and Kendall [Detweiler] are both capable of doing that, and it prevents teams from packing it in inside against Brittany and Jo [Guhl] down low. For us to be able to do that is outstanding."
For the game, the Knights were 12-of-20 from behind the arc compared to 4-of-17 for Hampshire.
"It's been awhile. I haven't been shooting very well," said Dugan. "It's good to be back hitting shots again. I saw it going it, and that gave me the confidence to keep shooting."
Nevertheless, Grayslake North led 13-12 after one quarter and just 31-27 at halftime as turnovers rained down on both sides of the court.
The Knights broke the game open with a 19-3 run that started in the final minute of the fourth quarter at 41-36 and ended with 4:50 to go in the game at 60-39.
Dugan hit two threes in that stretch and Emily Stinner — another reserve — also bombed home a pair from long range.
North's 23 wins already is a school record. "The girls deserve all the credit in the world," said Flannery. "I'm happy for them. At the same time, we have other goals. It was a nice moment last night (a win over Waukegan that set the school record for wins). Now we move on and we'll look to finish out the conference strong."
Hampshire was led in scoring by Jen Dumoulin with 18 points, eight rebounds, four steals and four assists.
She's the oldest of three sisters who start for Hampshire. There's also a cousin with the same last name on the team.
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The wife of a man found dead in Glacier National Park in July appeared in federal court today to face murder charges in his death.
It is the first time the death has been labeled anything but suspicious and the first time his spouse has been possibly implicated.
Twenty-two-year-old Jordan Linn Graham was in court today on charges of second degree murder for allegedly pushing her husband, Cody Johnson, off a cliff in Glacier National Park.
Cody Lee Johnson's body was found early on July 12, temporarily closing the Going to the Sun Road.
Charging documents say Graham was the first to report the death and a park ranger told her he thought it was strange she found the body. Documents say Graham told the ranger, "it was a place Cody wanted to see before he died."
Documents say Graham's story changed at different parts of the interview, but most recently she told investigators she and her new husband had been arguing July 7 as the couple entered the Loop Trail area in the park. In the documents, Graham claims she pushed Johnson back while trying to escape his grasp, causing him to fall off the cliff.
Second degree murder could mean life behind bars.
Assistant US Attorney for the district of Montana, Victoria Francis, says Wednesday is the earliest Graham could seen in court again.
An anonymous Twitter account under the handle @whokilledcody has already published more than a hundred tweets since Johnson's body was found.
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One month after 13-year-old Andy Lopez was shot and killed by a Sonoma County sheriff's deputy, protesters on Friday staged another crosstown march to the courthouse, calling for the deputy's arrest and prosecution.
The rally marked the Oct. 22 slaying of Andy Lopez, who was shot as he walked down a Santa Rosa street carrying a BB gun that looked like an assault rifle. Deputy Erick Gelhaus told police he fired because he thought Lopez was holding an AK-47 rifle and was turning toward him.
But critics question whether Gelhaus gave the boy enough time to understand what was happening when he called out to him and began shooting within a matter of seconds.
On Friday, about 60 protesters marched from Santa Rosa City Hall along Mendocino Avenue to the Hall of Justice, chanting slogans and carrying signs urging Dist. Atty. Jill Ravitch to charge Gelhaus with murder.
Many accused Ravitch of taking too long to reach a decision. Some said they would picket her upcoming re-election events until they got what they wanted.
"She could arrest him right now," said organizer Terri Carrion of Guerneville. "We want Erick Gelhaus prosecuted."
The march up Mendocino Avenue was smaller than past rallies that drew hundreds and mostly peaceful, although it tied up northbound traffic.
Tensions flared outside the courthouse when several younger protesters broke through a police line and charged about a dozen uniformed deputies standing guard at the south entrance. Reinforcements in riot gear came out with batons in hand but there was no physical contact and no arrests.
Standing just feet away, protesters jeered the deputies as organizers urged them to stay back. At one point, Andy Lopez's mother arrived and pleaded with people to remain calm.
"It's not worth the violence," she said over a loudspeaker. "Everyone be safe."
Speaking in Spanish, she shared her feelings about the loss of her son. She said she would never again spend holidays with him or hug him.


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Arizona's unemployment rate for March remained flat at 7.9 percent, above the national rate of 7.6 percent but below the state's rate of 8.4 percent a year earlier.
The Department of Administration reports that the private sector added nearly 18,000 jobs in March while government lost 1,300 jobs.
The biggest job gain was seen in the leisure and hospitality sector, with 7,100 additional jobs.
Overall, eight of the 11 economic sectors added jobs while one was flat and two lost jobs.
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