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Silvio Berlusconi: Ex-Premier gets 2-year political office ban
It is one of two political ban processes set in motion when Berlusconi lost his final appeal in August over his tax fraud conviction and a four-year jail sentence.
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MILAN—A Milan appeals court on Saturday set Silvio Berlusconi's political ban in his tax fraud conviction at two years, setting the stage for more wrangling over the future of the embattled politician who continues to wield political influence.
The appellate court was ordered by Italy's highest court to determine the length of the political ban accompanying his tax fraud conviction and four-year jail term after prosecutors conceded sentencing errors in the original five-year ban.
It is one of two political ban processes set in motion when Berlusconi lost his final appeal in August over his tax fraud conviction and a four-year jail sentence. Both political bans need to be approved by Parliament, prolonging the process.
"It doesn't change the big picture at all. It is a reminder to him and to the world that he is a convicted criminal, which he doesn't like being reminded of, that he will have to serve a sentence and now he has to deal with two obstacles that will seek to throw him out of office," said James Walston, a professor of international relations at American University of Rome.
Berlusconi already is facing the loss of his Senate seat due to the conviction under a 2012 law stipulating that anyone convicted to more than two years in prison cannot hold or run for office for six years. A Senate committee has approved yanking his seat, but a vote by the whole chamber is pending and could come in the coming weeks.
Walston said it's unlikely that the second, shorter ban would be pursued if the six-year one is finalized first.
Nonetheless, Berlusconi's defence lawyer, Nicolo Ghedini, immediately pledged to appeal the two-year ban to the nation's highest criminal court.
For now, the three-time former premier and his centre-right forces have pledged to continue their support for Premier Enrico Letta's cross-party government of long-time political foes on the left and the right. After triggering a government crisis by threatening to pull his party's backing of the governing coalition, Berlusconi did a last-minute about-face to support the government in a confidence vote.
Angelino Alfano, head of Berlusconi's party and deputy premier in Letta's government, said Berlusconi remained "strong and determined, as always" to relaunch the centre-right.
The political bans would bar Berlusconi from participating in new elections for their length, but he could remain the titular head of his party without holding political office.
Berlusconi won't do jail for the tax fraud case. The four-year term has been reduced to one year under an amnesty for crimes committed before 2006, and Berlusconi reportedly has requested to perform community service instead of house arrest.
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I have two male Maine Coons. Both took to these chews willingly the first day. Day two onwards, it was like poison to them. They refused to eat them. Tried again after a few weeks later, they just refuse to eat them. These chews are quite hard as well. They are at least better than the liquid form which smells awful and difficult to administer to the cats.
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But we don`t see any changes in the cats behaviour
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My cat liked the taste of it at first but refuses to eat it now, from what I have seen it didn't really reduce her anxiety. However I have never tried three of em at once, but I fear I won't be able too.
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I don't know what it makes him calming down.
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On one hand, the cats really liked the treats. In fact, when we had a friend watch out cats for a few hours they ran amok. They were given a treat before our friend came over, and they wanted more. Once we left, they went hunting and knocking down anything in their path to get at the treats. They ate the whole bag and another bag of Pet Naturals-Daily Best.


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The tastes, texts and theatrics of the Passover Seder have been a potent vaccine against forgetting that we were once slaves to Pharaoh in Egypt and miraculously escaped to freedom.This seminal story, roughly 3,700 years old, is a redemptive narrative that is recalled every Shabbat eve, in the civil rights speeches of Martin Luther King Jr. and others, and was even suggested by Benjamin Franklin to be the defining narrative of the American Revolution.One wonders about the sense of awe that the bewildered Israelites felt as the plagues hit the Egyptians, as the sea splashed open, as our enemies gasped for air. How could the Israelites not feel the power of their experience as anything but miraculous and defining, worthy of eternal celebration? As potent as this distant memory is to us, especially during Passover, it stands in contradistinction to the exodus amnesia of our generation. Could it be that we have witnessed signs and wonders, redemption and freedom, on an Israelite scale and have already forgotten the miracle? Let us examine the record. The escape from Egypt featured an active God in history, plenty of supernatural interventions, and we are told 600,000 men stood at Mount Sinai, so it is several million people who left Egypt. And there is plenty of death and destruction of our enemies.The aliya of Soviet and Ethiopian Jewries may not have had a Moses or an obviously active God in history, but they are, perhaps, too, of monumental theological and historical importance. I subscribe to the Natan Sharansky philosophy that I, too, believe in miracles – created by people.The fruits of the Soviet Jewry movement, including Operation Exodus, brought over a million souls to Israel and a similar number to the US and elsewhere – without firing a single shot or drowning an army. The Ethiopian Jewry movement of the last 40 years brought home an entire historic community, transporting people not only thousands of kilometers but also leapfrogging 2,000 years of Jewish and human development.These miracles are treated as footnotes, taken for granted as one of those stories that the Jewish people and Israel had managed to pull off but not relevant to us, as the rebellious child would point out at the Seder.I was in Moscow in 1998 leading a delegation from the Union of Councils for Soviet Jews to train the next generation of human rights activists. As we began, it quickly became clear that with the emigration of the leadership of Soviet Jewry, there was no institutional memory even there about how the Soviet Jewry movement was won. Less than a decade after the fall of the Berlin Wall, "exodus amnesia" had settled in not only among Jews of the West, but also of the former Soviet Union.Passover Seders in the 1970s and '80s featured the Matza of Hope, a fourth matza slipped into the traditional mix on behalf of Soviet Jews. The bitter herbs were not only for recalling the taste of slavery, but also of the condition of Prisoners of Zion and refusenik families. Then beautiful, colorful handwoven matza covers began to appear on Seder tables, made by Jews in Addis Ababa and Gondar as they awaited their redemption. A generation of free Jews celebrated Passover as a relevant rallying cry, as a generation of Jews longing for freedom found an age-old story in which to experience their own.Elie Wiesel's The Jews of Silence, published after a trip to the Soviet Union in 1965, was part of the awakening, as were the student demonstrations outside the UN. And over a million Jews were freed, while opening up emigration and religious freedom for others. This Passover we can and must declare that the Soviet Jewry movement was the most successful human rights movement in the history of the world, and it was the result of global Jewish action, bolstered by alliances with other people of good conscience.THIS STORY needs to be woven into all of our Passover celebrations once again.Not only because the everyday heroes of this mass movement are likely to be at one's table, but because it serves as positive testimony to what a global Jewish people with Israel at its center can accomplish.When I made aliya to Kibbutz Ketura in 2006 with my family and began, with David Rosenblatt of New Jersey and Ed Hofland of Ketura, the solar power industry, the Soviet Jewry movement served as my playbook. Israeli politicians and investors declared that our efforts would fail because of the legendary politics and bureaucracy of the Jewish state. Yet I used to specialize in freeing Prisoners of Zion during the bad old KGB days. If I could free Alexei Magarik, a Hebrew teacher, from solitary confinement in Siberia, I reasoned, then surely we would be able to change some laws and regulations in our own country.And we did. A few weeks ago, David, Ed and I interconnected five more large solar fields to the national grid, providing green energy in an effort to not only enhance Israeli energy independence, but to bolster the global campaign to fight climate change.The audacity of the movements to free oppressed Jews is a helpful backdrop to winning the fight against extreme climate change. It took a global people, with a universal freedom narrative from Egypt, to dream and act and succeed.When I speak with climate activists around the world, the discussion has shifted from winning the battle against climate change to merely coping with its inevitable negative effects. Except with Jews.The only people I have met on my climate journeys who believe we can actually beat back global warming and climate change are Jews, especially those who grew up during the heyday of Soviet Jewry activism. The Passover story is an ancient one of hope; the victory of the Soviet Jewry movement is a modern story of hope.With both these templates, there should be no doubt that if the global Jewish people focuses our massive intellectual, social and financial capital on achieving great things for ourselves and for humanity, then surely we can succeed.And let us not forget the idealism of youth. The first activists for Ethiopian and Soviet Jewries were young people, often from the US and youth movements (like Young Judaea), and then the State of Israel and Jewish establishments jumped on board. The social justice movement in Israel, too, was started by young people.The Jewish world must redouble our efforts and support for youth movements and student organizations, for the next redemptive chapter in our history will come from them. But only if we actively gift to them not only the Passover story of old, but the exodus story of our generation.• The writer was co-nominated three times for the Nobel Peace Prize for his work in the former Soviet Union, and was named by CNN as one of the six leading Green Pioneers worldwide. He currently serves as CEO of Energiya Global Capital, a solar development firm.Twitter: @Kaptainsunshine
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The residency team is pleased to announce the draft release of the Implementing an IBM InfoSphere BigInsights Cluster using Linux on Power, SG24-8248. The topics described in this publication are as follows: Introduction to the solution...
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A Clever Idea From Mitt Romney—Cap Total Tax Deductions
Here's a very interesting idea from Mitt Romney (poorly explained by the ABC News writeup), instead of raising revenue by eliminating tax deductions just cap the overall amount of deductions a person is allowed to claim.
That has most of the virtues of normal proposals to raise revenue by eliminating deductions, but ducks some of the political problems. The big advantage is that since no particular deduction is eliminated, you don't reap the fury of the impacted interest groups in the same way. Whether that would really work in practice or not, I can't quite say but it's worth a shot.
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Apple harmonises Aussie MacBook pricing
news Iconic technology giant Apple appears to have broadly harmonised the Australian prices of its MacBook laptop line with its US pricing, with its new line-up of products released overnight to cost broadly the same locally as they do in its home country.
The company has been severely criticised over the past several years for unfavourable pricing habits which have seen Australians pay substantially more for the same products launched in Australia. When Apple last refreshed its MacBook Air line-up in July 2011, the company's Australian retail prices were substantially higher than its US prices — sometimes up to AU$300 higher for a mid-range laptop or $AU$270 for the company's new Thunderbolt Display.
This kind of markup has earned the company a great deal of censure from local politicians, media outlets such as Delimiter and other organisations such as Australia's Productivity Commission. In October 2011, Liberal NSW Fair Trading Minister and Liberal MP Anthony Roberts claimed Apple was "price gouging" the Australian public. In August last year, the Productivity Commission has sharply criticised international manufacturers for marking up their prices for the Australian market in the draft of its landmark report into the retail sector, particularly singling out Apple in its examination of how so-called "regional price discrimination" affects local consumers.
And Apple has long been a prime target of Federal Labor backbencher Ed Husic, who has been the driving force behind a long-running campaign to get answers from technology giants such as Adobe, Microsoft, Apple and others as to why they felt it was appropriate to price products significantly higher in than the US.
However, analysis of the Australian retail prices of Apple's new line-up of MacBooks Pro and Air announced this week in the US has shown that the company has broadly harmonised its Australian prices with its US prices once Australia's 10 percent Goods and Services Tax is taken out of the equation, with Apple only charging a small percentage between 0.49% and 3.65% extra for the same products in Australia. This amount can be attributed to a higher cost of operating in Australia's market, which has a vastly reduced scale compared with larger markets such as the US. Apple's new Mountain Lion operating system will cost virtually the same in Australia as it does in the US.
The news is not the only one which Apple has taken in the Australian marketplace over the past year in ongoing moves to harmonise local pricing. In July 2011, Apple confirmed that prices in the company's iTunes App Store had been changed to be identical below the fourth tier of prices to pricing in the United States. For example, previously in Australia the cheapest an app developer could set a paid application was AU$1.19. In the US, that would have sold for just US$0.99, but after today's pricing scheme updates Australians can now buy the same app for 99c as well. Prior to the changes, Apple's pricing scheme saw apps sold with a significant surcharge in Australia.
The news comes as the company is expected to be invited shortly to attend the Federal Parliament's inquiry into local price markups on technology goods and services, with the committee overseeing the initiative recently issuing its terms of reference and calling for submissions from the general public on the issue.
If there is one thing which we've learned about Apple, it is that the company does not like communicating to the public about what it's plans are. Over the past several years since Labor MP Ed Husic started raising Apple's Australia tax as an issue, Cupertino has issued nary a statement on its pricing situation. We don't really know what Apple Australia MD Tony King and his merry band of Apple staff think of the issue in general.
However, it seems clear now that someone at Apple has been listening to the constant public discussion about Australia's so-called technology tax. Following the company's pricing changes announced overnight, there will be very few products in Apple's portfolio which will be significantly more expensive in Australia compared with the US.
I want to praise Apple for this fantastic move to give a little back to Australia and reward the nation's long love affair with its products (Apple gear is even more popular Down Under than it is overseas, by market share). It's fantastic to see a company respond to public criticism in this way, and I applaud Apple's pricing moves. Now if only other technology vendors such as Adobe, Lenovo and Microsoft would follow suit.
Of course, it's not as if this pricing change will be much skin of Apple's back. In its annual set of financial results published recently with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, Apple revealed that it made $4.88 billion in revenues from its Australian division in the year to 24 September 2011. That figure was up $1.29 billion compared with the previous year, in what is believed to be an unprecedented annual revenue jump for a technology company operating in Australia. Apple Australia's financial results for the 2008 financial year, published by ZDNet.com.au several years ago, show the company was at the time making less than a quarter of that revenue — $1.16 billion. And in 2006, the company was making much less — just $717 million a year.
Sounds like Apple can afford to lose a few percentage profit points here and there.
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Harmonised? Kinda. What of US sales taxes? Does that US price include that?
US prices never include sales tax.
Right. Depending on the state you're in (and, sometimes, the local jurisdiction), it can vary from zero to more than 13%, with the average being around 7 or 8%.
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sales_taxes_in_the_United_States#Summary_table
State sales tax is different in each of the 50; there is no VAT. The trick is to buy with no sales tax.
Funny wasn't the ACCC doing an investigating into pricing differences between here and overseas recently, and now suddenly Apple is going to do a much lower mark up on their computer range. Wow, what a coincidence (insert all the sarcasm you want).
Also I wouldn't be praising apple for this, I'd be instead focusing on all the years they ripped people off, but I am glad they are the ones who got scared first (more sarcasm I love it).
So Apple has happily charged more in Australia for years and weeks before it has to testify in front of a parliamentary commitee to justify its price differences it has a change of heart and adjusts its prices….hhmmmm
Yep praise them…oddly it feels like praising the guy that has robbed you but kindly stops once the police finally arrives.
Still Apple's price differences never were as ludicrous as some others…just look at some TV and AV receiver prices…
Lol and the rats scramble to fix their cooked books. Disgraceful bunch of pricks.
Hate on Apple all you want, but they are one of the few companies to come close to price parity with Australia. Even the App store prices and songs from iTunes were adjusted over a year ago to bring pricing much closer to that of the US. We'll probably never have completely comparable prices, but Apple are way better than most tech companies in this regard.
Hooray! no if only I could afford a 15″ MacBook Pro with Retina Display! :-(
Is anyone aware of the 13″ Mac Book Pro with a Retina display? Apparently this was supposed to be released around the same time, but I cannot find it on the App-Store?????
So Apple's gotten rid of the Australia Tax, just in time for the ACCC investigation kitty mentions. Now all we need to get rid of is the Apple Tax itself… :)
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By Sarah Story, Citizen Events Editor 01/25/13
Teens are invited to challenge their families in Xbox, checkers, chess, pool and Family Feud at Family Night Teen Challenge from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Dorey Recreation Center, 7200 Dorey Park Dr. Teens must be accompanied by an adult. Admission is free. For details, call 795-2334 or visit http://www.henricorecandparks.com .
The Center Season at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, 2880 Mountain Rd., will continue with The Rock & Roll Jubilee at 7 p.m. Jan. 25-26. Journey back to 1958 and be a part of the studio audience for the live broadcast on fictitious WJKS radio as it channels the spirits of founding fathers of rock n' roll. The Jubilee includes 1950s period advertisements, skits and more. Tickets are $25. For details, call 261-ARTS or visit http://www.artsglenallen.com .
Commonwealth Parenting will host a Pajama Party from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Canterbury Community Nursery School, 601 N. Parham Rd. The whole family is invited to wear their favorite pajamas and enjoy pizza, cookies and storytime with Mr. Chris. There will be door prizes for parents and kids. Admission is $6 each; a family 4-pack is $20. For details, call 545-1272 or visit http://www.commonwealthparenting.org .
Dumbarton Library, 6800 Staples Mill Rd., will host the workshop "Couponing 101" at 10:30 a.m. Join Tiffany Cutts of "Young and Frugal in Virginia" as she gives advice on couponing and hosts a coupon swap. For details, call 290-9400 or visit http://www.henricolibrary.org .
The Virginia Dance Festival will take place at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. at James River High School, 3700 James River Rd. in Midlothian. The festival celebrates dance in all of its many forms including tap, hip hop, jazz, ballet, Irish, ballroom, musical theater, American Indian and more. Proceeds benefit the Children's Hospital Foundation. Tickets are $10 to $12 and can be purchased at the door. For details, visit http://www.virginiadancefestival.com .
First Things First will present an All Pro Dad Event from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Richmond Community Church, 11801 Nuckols Rd. The program will feature a simulcast with Tony Dungy, Tommy Bowden, Mark Merrill and more. Dungy will speak about his relationship with Christ and its impact on his life as a husband, father and coach. Kids will be guided through age-appropriate football drills designed for fathers to encourage and challenge their children. Cost is $10 per family. To register, call 288-3431 or visit http://www.firstthingsrichmond.org .
Commonwealth Parenting will present an anti-bullying workshop for parents, teachers and guidance counselors from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Canterbury Community Preschool, 601 N. Parham Rd. The workshop, "Teaching Empathy, Tolerance and Inclusion in the Middle School Years," will discuss experiential activities that teach empathy and inclusion, practical and realistic ways to teach children how to respond when they find themselves the victims of bullying, cyber bullying and community resources will be shared. Cost is $30. For details, call 545-1272 or visit http://www.commonwealthparenting.org .
The Simon Kidgits Club will host its first event of 2013, the When I Grow Up event, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. in the JC Penney Court at Virginia Center Commons, 10101 Brook Rd. This mini Career Day will allow children to explore various careers. The event is free for Kidgit members and $5 for nonmembers. For details, call 266-9000 or visit http://www.virginiacentercommons.com To b.ecome a Kidgits member, visit Guest Services or http://www.simonkidgitclub.com .
Kitchen Thyme, 7801 W. Broad St., will host an indoor winter market every Saturday through April from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. There will be up to 15 local food vendors and artisans each week. For details, call 396-2665 or visit http://www.kitchenthymerva.com .
William Wisnom will perform an organ recital at 7:30 p.m. at River Road Church Baptist, 8000 River Rd. The performance is part of the E. Carl Freeman Concert Series. Wisnom is the current recipient of the E. Carl Freeman, Jr. Organ Scholarship at Johns Hopkins University. Admission is free. For details, visit http://www.rrcb.org/concertseries
10th annual Filipino Festival coming in August
The 10th Annual Filipino Festival will be held Aug. 7-8 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, 8200 Woodman Rd., beginning with opening ceremonies at 5 p.m. Friday and continuing with live entertainment, food and exhibits until 10 p.m. On Saturday the festival will take place from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. with a full schedule of performances featuring traditional Filipino dance, music and song.
Filipino cuisine, including BBQ, pansit, lumpia, adobo, halo-halo, lechon, empanada and leche flan, will be available for purchase. The festival will also feature a children's area, church tours, exhibits, and health screenings. > Read more.
CMoR reopens at new Short Pump site
The Children's Museum of Richmond last week opened its new Short Pump location at Short Pump Town Center, to the delight of children who attended a sneak preview of the location July 10. The new facility, located under the forthcoming LL Bean store (formerly the food court) is 8,500 square feet in size – much larger than CMoR's former Short Pump location at West Broad Village, which opened in 2010. The new space includes The CarMax Foundation Service Station, the Silver Diner, a grocery store, a performance stage and an art studio, as well as a giant Light Bright Wall. > Read more.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the "undercover name" Midge goes by in Act 2, Scene 2?
(a) Kentucky Clide.
(b) Buffalo Brown.
(c) Missouri Jack.
(d) Montana Jack.
2. What did the Tenants' Committee find out?
(a) Midge was under arrest.
(b) Clara was not a lawyer.
(c) Nat stole their lobby furniture.
(d) There's no HURTSFOE.
3. Who does Nat say will come looking for him if he doesn't return by 7 in Act 2, Scene 2?
(a) His attorney.
(b) His daughter.
(c) The police.
(d) His wife.
4. Who does Nat tell the Cowboy Laurie is?
(a) His cousin.
(b) His nephew.
(c) His daughter.
(d) His sister.
5. What song repeats itself from Act 1, Scene 1 as the lights come up in Act 2, Scene 3?
(a) "The Queen City March."
(b) "Under the Brooklyn Bridge."
(c) "New York, New York."
(d) "Chicago Fire."
6. What has Nat begun calling Midge later in the play?
(a) Carter.
(b) Buffalo Bill.
(c) Nelson.
(d) Midge.
7. What is the last thing we see before the blackout in Act 2, Scene 2?
(a) Nat reaching in the darkness.
(b) The knife stabbing the Cowboy.
(c) Midge being stabbed.
(d) The Cowboy's hand grabbing Midge's shoulder.
8. Who says, "Leave him go else I get a cop"?
(a) Nat.
(b) Midge.
(c) Gilley.
(d) Clara.
9. What does Midge show as a trophy to Nat in Act 2 Scene 3?
(a) A cigar.
(b) A knife.
(c) A badge of honor.
(d) A piece of buckskin fringe.
10. What is the false name Nat goes by in Act 2, Scene 2?
(a) Donatto.
(b) Cappello.
(c) Bryg.
(d) O'Riley.
11. What does Nat claim he's stopped doing in Act 2, Scene 3?
(a) Smoking.
(b) Dancing.
(c) Lying.
(d) Singing.
12. Where does Nat say he worked until he was 73?
(a) Times Square Jewelers.
(b) The Socialist Headquarters.
(c) First Union Bank.
(d) Deitz's Deli.
13. What does Nat take from his jacket pocket in Act 2, Scene 3?
(a) Gilley's knife.
(b) A brochure for West End Senior Center.
(c) A brochure for Israel.
(d) Midge's newspaper.
14. Which character says, "Don't say a word. Not a word, please"?
(a) Nat.
(b) Midge.
(c) The Cowboy.
(d) Clara.
15. Where does the Cowboy enter from in Act 2, Scene 2?
(a) The lake.
(b) The road.
(c) The overpass.
(d) The tunnel.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Nat tell the Cowboy he works from?
2. What does the Cowboy grab to shake Nat with?
3. What does Midge have with him in Act 2, Scene 3?
4. How much severance pay will Midge get in Act 2, Scene 3?
5. What is Laurie's last name?
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How to Replace Sliding Closet Doors
For a kid's room, replace sliding closet doors with a more kid-friendly design.
Materials and Tools:
two pre-hung, 30-inch door units
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20 linear feet of casing trim
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cordless drill with battery and magnetic screw tip
finish nailer
power miter box
safety glasses
1 Remove the old door. Pop the door rollers off the track, unscrew the track from the header and remove it.
2. Using a pry-bar or claw hammer, pull all the trim and casing off the old door opening.
3. Frame in the new opening. For this closet, measuring from the outside of the existing opening, we measured in 31 inches from each side, and nailed in 2x4 uprights.
4. Make sure they are plumb (vertically level).
5. The space between the 2x4's is filled in with drywall. Once you've made sure there is a 31-inch opening for each door, measure the space between the new door openings and cut a piece of drywall to fit.
Tip: Drywall is easy to cut. Begin by scoring through the paper covering with a utility knife.
6. Screw the drywall to the 2x4s on the inside, and install another piece on the outside.
7. Prime and paint the drywall.
8. Install the doors by nailing the doorframe (on the hinge side) to the framing, then make sure the doorframe is plumb. Next, make sure the top is level, then work down the latch side, making sure to keep it level.
Tip: Use carpenter's shims to keep everything tight.
9. Install the casing and trim using a finish nailer.
10. Prime and paint the doors and trim.
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47-year-old John Randall Jones of Huntersville and 44-year-old Bennie Dean Sellards of Lincolnton have both been arrested by Lincolnton Police on sex offense charges. They are each charged with felony soliciting of a minor by computer and appearing at the meeting place. Jones was arrested on July 7 and Sellards was arrested on June 22.
Each suspect was held under a $100,000 secured bond. Jones will appear in District Court on July 28, while Sellards has a court date on July 16.
Newton Man Arrested in Hickory on Charges from Burke
22-year-old Thomas Tyler Matthews of North Brushwood Circle in Newton was arrested by Hickory Police at about 7:40 last night on charges out of Burke County for felony breaking & entering a motor vehicle, felony transaction card fraud and misdemeanor larceny.
Matthews was taken into custody without incident on Tate Boulevard S.E. in Hickory and placed in the Catawba Co. Detention Facility under a $5,000 secured bond. A first appearance in District Court was set for July 13 in Morganton.
Second Block Party in Ridgeview this Evening
The KAPPA League of Hickory is sponsoring a Block Party for the Ridgeview community this evening (Thursday, July 9) from 6 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. The event will be held at Taft Broome Park, 115 7th Avenue S.W. in Hickory, beside the Ridgeview Recreation Center.
The Block Party will be the second such event held in Ridgeview this summer, following a previous event held in mid-June. The gatherings are intended to help build positive relationships between the Hickory Police Department and community members.
The family-friendly event is free to the community. The Block Party features fellowship, music, food and games with entertainment provided by "DJ Lil G & Mike Boogie" along with many other local businesses, organizations and community members.
Conover Man Indicted on Habitual Larceny Charge
52-year-old Alan Lamonte Logan of Cessna Lane in Conover was served a felony indictment by Hickory Police late Monday night on one felony count of habitual larceny.
He was initially charged the day after Christmas last year in connection to a shoplifting incident at the Rugged Wearhouse on Highway 70 S.W. in Hickory. A Loss Prevention Officer detained Logan after he allegedly took a pair of boots into a fitting room, hid the boots in his coat and exited the store without paying.
Loss Prevention stopped Logan outside the store. The boots were recovered.
Logan was charged as an habitual offender as the result of his previous history of shoplifting, including a previous habitual felon conviction in 1988.
Following his arrest Monday, Logan was processed at H.P.D. and then released after posting a $1,000 unsecured bond. He will appear in Superior Court on July 10 in Newton.
Two Suspects Arrested in Connection to Wal-Mart Larceny
26-year-old Jessica Dawn Wright of 9th Avenue N.E. in Hickory and 27-year-old Brandon Lynn Canipe of Startown Road in Maiden were both arrested by Hickory Police late last night (July 7) in connection to a shoplifting incident at the Wal-Mart store on Highway 70 S.E. The incident was reported yesterday on WHKY. Both suspects were charged with felony larceny and misdemeanor second-degree trespass.
At about 1:45 a.m. Monday (July 6), Wright and Canipe allegedly attempted to leave the store with $1,114 in merchandise they hadn't paid for. The items included a griddle, children's game tablets, shirts, pants, a floor lamp, soft drinks, a doormat, charcoal, dog bones and more. The items were recovered after staff was alerted when sensors went off as the suspects exited the store. The suspects left the premises in a gold sedan driven by Wright.
Loss Prevention Officers identified the two from images taken during previous incidents. Both suspects had previously been banned from the store. Warrants for their arrests were issued Monday. The two were taken into custody without incident shortly after 11 o'clock last night at a vehicle dealership on 13th Avenue Drive N.W. Their gold 2000 Mercury Sable was impounded.
Both suspects were placed in the Catawba Co. Detention Facility with bond for Wright set at $6,000, secured, while Canipe was given a $1,500 secured bond. First appearances in District Court were set for today in Newton.
Woman Arrested after Allegedly Shoplifing; Concealing Meth in Police Car
29-year-old Stephanie Danielle Metcalf of South "B" Avenue in Maiden was arrested by Hickory Police at about 10:50 last night (July 7) on one felony count of possession of a schedule II controlled substance and misdemeanor counts of larceny, possession of drug paraphernalia and second-degree trespass.
She was arrested after H.P.D. responded to Wal-Mart on Highway 70 S.E. where a white female, Stephanie Metcalf, had been detained in the Loss Prevention office. A Loss Prevention Officer had watched Metcalf as she took a fan out of its box and filled the box with various items, including a curtain, assorted cosmetics, a mesh bag, a picture frame, primer, wall art, a utility knife and more.
She was taken to Hickory Police headquarters. During transport, Officers say Metcalf attempted to stuff a baggie containing 1.1 grams of methamphetamine and seven Naproxin pills in the crack between the back of the seat and the seat bottom in the patrol vehicle. Naproxin is not an illegal controlled substance.
Metcalf was processed and then released under a $9,000 secured bond. A first appearance in District Court was set for today in Newton.
Hickory Man Arrested on Multiple Outstanding Warrants
26-year-old Adrian Renard Parson of 24th Street N.E. in Hickory was arrested by Hickory Police early this morning on a number of outstanding warrants, which were issued by the Catawba Co. Sheriff's Office.
Events leading to his arrest began as Officers responded to a civil disturbance at a residence on the 700 block of 4th Street Place S.E. in Hickory. As Officers approached, Parson ran inside the residence. Police chased Parson through the house, out the back door and into a wooded area. He was caught after running a short distance into the woods behind the residence.
He was arrested at 2:34 a.m. and charged with misdemeanor resisting, delaying or obstructing a public officer. Parson was also charged on outstanding felony warrants issued on April 2 for possession with intent to sell or deliver a counterfeit controlled substance and sale or delivery a counterfeit controlled substance, as well as a felony warrant issued on April 6 for sale or delivery of cocaine. In addition, he was charged on misdemeanor warrants from May 6 for assault inflicting serious injury and injury to personal property, as well as warrants issued on July 6 for felony speeding to elude arrest and misdemeanor counts of driving while license revoked, careless & reckless driving and hit & run with property damage. Parson also faces one count of non-support of a child.
Following his arrest, Parson was placed in the Catawba Co. Detention Facility with bond set at $23,200, secured. He has District Court dates scheduled for July 9, July 10, August 5 and August 27.
Warrants Issued in Attempted Larceny at Wal-Mart
Hickory Police are investigating an attempted larceny at the Wal-Mart store on Highway 70 S.E. in Hickory. The incident occurred at about 1:30 a.m. yesterday (July 6).
Police say 27-year-old Brandon Lynn Canipe of Newton and 26-year-old Jessica Dawn Wright of Salisbury allegedly attempted to leave the store with $1,114 in merchandise they hadn't paid for. The items included a griddle, children's game tablets, shirts, pants, a floor lamp, soft drinks, a doormat, charcoal, dog bones and more. The items were recovered after staff was alerted when sensors went off as the suspects exited the store. The suspects left the premises in a gold sedan driven by Wright.
Loss Prevention Officers identified the two from images taken during previous incidents. Both suspects had previously been banned from the store.
Warrants for their arrests have been issued. Anyone with information regarding he whereabouts of Brandon Lynn Canipe or Jessica Dawn Wright should contact Hickory Police at 828-328-5551.
Conover Man Charged as Habitual Felon
52-year-old Alan Lamonte Logan of Cessna Lane in Conover was arrested at about 11:40 last night (July 6) for felony habitual larceny. The warrant for his arrest was issued on June 24. He was arrested on Fairgrove Church Road N.E. and processed at the Hickory Police Department. Logan was released after posting a $1,000 unsecured bond. He was scheduled to appear in Superior Court on July 10 in Newton.
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The Newton Public Works & Utilities Department, along with C.K. Contracting Inc. and their subcontractors, will work on West "D" Street and South Cline Avenue to relocate a manhole and reconnect sewer services beginning the morning of Sunday, July 12. Crews expect to complete the project by the evening of Tuesday, July 14. City crews will reroute traffic until the work is complete.
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5 Things Baylor Basketball Must Do To Make 2014 NCAA Tournament
5 Things Baylor Basketball Must Do To Make The 2014 NCAA Tournament
Now that we've entered the final week of February with March right around the corner, it's officially crunch time for college basketball teams that are on the bubble for a spot in the NCAA tournament. One such team is the Baylor Bears, who at one point this season looked like a lock for the tournament and a national championship contender; now, just making the tournament is far from a certainty.
Baylor got off to a 12-1 start this season with an impressive collection of wins against teams like Colorado, Dayton and Kentucky. The lone loss suffered by the Bears early in the season was in the finals of the Maui Invitation against Syracuse. Despite that loss to Syracuse, Baylor was able to work its way up into the top 10 of the national polls by the time conference play started in January.
However, things quickly headed south for the Bears once they began play in the Big 12, which has turned out to be one of the top conferences in college basketball this season. Baylor lost eight of its first 10 conference games, quickly knocking the Bears out of the polls and sending them towards the bottom of the Big 12 standings, putting their NCAA tournament hopes in jeopardy.
But the Bears have responded with four straight wins, including two overtime thrillers, which have given Baylor renewed hope of landing a spot in the Big Dance. But there is still a lot of work left to do, and Baylor has to do these five things to make sure its end up with an invitation to the NCAA tournament.
5. Just Keep Winning
After a terrible start to conference play, the Bears have won four in a row, and they need to keep that going. No one can keep a team out of the NCAA tournament if it keeps winning games, and even though Baylor barely squeaked by in a couple of games that went to overtime, it has developed a lot of momentum from four straight wins. It needs to keep it up.
4. Get To .500 In Conference Play
It's tough for the selection committee to put a team in the tournament that has a losing record inside its own conference, no matter how good the league is. Baylor needs to win at least three of its final four games to get to 9-9 in conference play, which won't be a great record, but it would be much better than having the stigma of a losing record in conference play. That would be a big help in getting into the tournament.
3. Don't Lose To Texas Tech Again
One loss to Texas Tech is bad enough, and other than that road loss to the Red Raiders back in January, Baylor has done a good job of avoiding bad losses this season. However, they can't afford a second loss to Texas Tech on its tournament resume. If nothing else, the Bears need to take care of business at home and against teams below them in the Big 12 standings, and that includes a game against Texas Tech.
2. Make The Semifinals Of Big 12 Tournament
Baylor isn't going to get a bye in the Big 12 tournament, so they're going to need two wins to make the semifinals. Obviously, winning the tournament would give them the automatic bid, but reaching the semifinals would mean avoiding another bad loss on their resume and adding one or two quality wins, which should be enough to put them in the tournament.
1. Make Free Throws
There are nearly 300 teams in college basketball that shoot a better free throw percentage than the Bears. If they can fix their issues at the line and start making their shots at the charity stripe, they'll get to the NCAA tournament. Baylor has a well-balanced offense; they have an inside presence and they shoot a good percentage from the perimeter, and if they can start making shots when no one is guarding them, they'll win the games they need to win to get an invitation to the Big Dance.
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