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So recently i had some images of Rozie stolen from me. Someone copy and pasted her picture onto a social networking site, creating a "Rozie" community. They took one of her pictures cropped out the watermark and created their own watermark. Needless to say i panicked. I found out about it a few minutes before Shabbos and screamed to my husband to help me to get that picture of that site NOW!!! He did.
It ruined my entire Shabbos and i couldn't stop thinking about what horrible things these people were doing with my sweet Rozie's picture. The site was not in English and i couldn't understand why they wanted her picture and a few of her friends' pictures who are also little blond girls with Down syndrome. In the end it wasn't so bad they were using the pics for educational reasons, and i was told in these countries copy-write laws are not as strict as ours.
It was strange that i was so shocked. I kind of knew it would happen someday, i guess i just hoped it wouldn't. I made the choice to put my kids pictures up on the World Wide Web, a hard choice to make. I thought about shutting the blog down i thought about from now on only posting pictures of my kids feet, you know i love those, but in the end i decided to keep doing what i have already been doing. Yes I'm still at risk but i just couldn't stop posting and sharing with all of you. The good i feel like I'm doing here in my little shtub out ways all the risks, i think and hope. When i introduced Rozie and my three kids to all of you, it was the first time for some of you that you saw Down syndrome in a different way, in a beautiful way.
( dont you love the Ms.Thang personality)
That to me is worth the world, but is it worth her picture being used in a way that would make any parent panic? I don't know im at such a crossroads. This blog just wouldn't be the same without their shinning faces.
What do you guys think?
For now Ive decided to take some steps to ensure my photos are a bit safer. Nothing is perfect and anyone can steal any pic they want no matter what you do, but people want the easy way so im making it harder hoping to deter.
Im using a much more invasive watermark as you can see, closer to my kids faces making it harder to crop out. I also plan to hire a designer to make me a better more complicated watermark. So watch for the changes. My husband is doing some behind the scenes stuff to boost my security also, again nothing is 100% but hopefully better then what i had.
If you guys have any suggestions, or tips i would love to hear them.
( this is what Rozie looks like when you tell her to smile, lol)


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Christopher Wolf, Cyber Hate and Digital Citizenship
Christopher Wolf is widely recognized as one of the leading American practitioners of privacy and data security law. He is a partner at the Washington D.C. law firm Hogan & Hartson.
Wolf also has extensive experience combating online hate speech and Holocaust denial. He chaired the Washington board of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and is a national ADL leader, serving on their Internet task force. He is also chairman emeritus of the International Network Against Cyber-Hate, an NGO that coordinates national efforts to fights online hate speech. Wolf has represented the ADL and INACH at conferences in London, Paris, Warsaw, Stockholm, Berlin, Jerusalem, and Herzliya [Hertzeliyah].
He is interviewed by Dan Leshem, program manager of the Holocaust Denial On Trial website. For more information please visit us at www.hdot.org. This podcast is underwritten by the Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties.Q. [Leshem]
Can you please describe your background and how you came to be involved with combating online hate speech?A. [Wolf]
Sure, I'm happy to be speaking with you today on a subject that is really vitally important to society, I think, and especially to the Jewish community. The issue of anti-Semitism and hate speech online really becomes more compelling every day, as there are new technologies that the haters can use to spread their messages.
I got involved as a result of my involvement with the Anti-Defamation League. I've been a lay-leader at the ADL since the late 1980s, and as my career at the ADL as a volunteer progressed I also migrated from being a generalist litigator and law firm to focusing on the Internet in my legal practice. Currently I chair the privacy and data security practice and do quite a lot of Internet law at the law firm of Hogan and Hartson. My work in this area is a wonderful combination of both my extracurricular and my curricular interests.Q. [Leshem]
Excellent. And what roles do you currently fill with various anti-hate groups?A. [Wolf]
At the Anti-Defamation League I chair the Internet task force that I founded in 1995. I should add that the ADL has been monitoring the issue of the misuse of technology by hate groups since the 1980s, even before the Internet, when hate groups were using dial-up bulletin boards.
I also am involved with the International Network Against Cyber Hate, INACH. I served as its chair for the last several years, and recently passed that baton to one of the leaders of the group in France. INACH is an NGO based in Amsterdam with about 14 or 15 member NGOs from around the world, all unified in this fight against online hate speech.Q. [Leshem]
And can you briefly describe a little more about what kind of work INACH does, and what kind of work the ADL's Internet Task Force does? What does it produce?A. [Wolf]
Sure. INACH tries to coordinate the activities of the various member organizations, and I can describe what that is by telling you what ADL does. ADL has 24/7 monitoring of the Internet to identify those websites and content online (and today that means in social networking sites like Facebook and MySpace and YouTube) that constitutes hate speech. And we will bring such content to the attention of the hosts because typically that content violates the terms of service of the commercial sites like Facebook, MySpace, and YouTube.
And we also monitor a lot of these sites because they can rise to the level of illegal speech, which is a very limited category in the United States with the First Amendment, but nevertheless exists. If there are direct threats towards identifiable individuals, then in that case we'll report it to law enforcement. We monitor all of this material and report on it so that quite simply the lies that are inherent in hate speech can be exposed and countered.
A lot of the work we do today has to do with cyber-bullying because much of the hate speech that we encounter online in addition to the, what I'll call, traditional websites of hate groups has to do with kids bullying other kids and using anti-Semitic, racial, or homophobic epithets. Or otherwise just engaging in hostile conduct, which leads later in life to hateful activity.Q. [Leshem]
That's very interesting. Given your experience in this field, what do you think it is that makes the Internet such fertile ground for messages of violence and hate?A. [Wolf]
Well, maybe the best way to answer that question is to use kind of a case study, and the one I would use is the one involving this 88 year old man, James Von Braun, who is currently charged with first degree murder for killing a security guard at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum here in Washington, where I am.
Before the Internet Mr. Von Braun was a self-proclaimed white supremacist, and an anti-Semite, and a Holocaust denier. And now, as I say, he stands accused of murder at the Holocaust museum. But in the old days, pre-Internet, he was relegated to using mail to communicate his rage with his like-minded haters, and the only place for him to have his benighted views applauded was in whatever meeting he might be able to go to in dark alleys, as I like to say.
And the Internet changed all of that because like his fellow bigots, Mr. Von Braun found the Internet was a boon to his warped causes. He maintained a website called Holy Western Empire, where he touted and provided excerpts from his book that denied the Holocaust, the book that also praised Hitler. And he was found online in chat rooms, on bulletin boards, and had links on his site to other haters' websites, and he had online a virtual fan club that cheered on his kind of vicious thinking.
And so we will never know whether his rage would have burned out but for the Internet, but we do know that Von Braun the murderer found validation in the rage that he harbored on the Internet because it allowed him to interact with like-minded people that otherwise might be very difficult to do.Q. [Leshem]
And beyond that level of the ease of communication that the Internet provides, do you think that there's anything... Let me rephrase. One of the things I encountered reading through INACH's reports, and also some of the stuff you've written for ADL, it seems that you and the other member organizations are making a claim that there is something about the way information is transmitted on the Internet that makes it particularly ripe for hate messages. Is that right?A. [Wolf]
Right. And part of that is caused by the anonymity that is possible on the Internet. There are a lot of people who are saying things online where they cannot be held accountable, and the messages cannot be attributed to them. The thing I'm thinking of when I say that are the comment sections to legitimate websites, like newspapers and elsewhere where you can register under a pseudonym, and express yourself. In the wake of the Bernie Madoff scandal we saw in Palm Beach Post, for example, incredibly anti-Semitic comments posted by people who wouldn't stand in a public square and be interviewed or say such mean and hateful things. But online, sitting in the privacy of their home and hiding behind a shield of anonymity, they feel of ease saying those kind of things.Q. [Leshem]
And why do you think it is that, as you point out, starting back in the early days of the Internet, when it was just dial-up and there was no graphical interface even, why do you think it is that these haters (I hate to use such a colloquial-sounding phrase), but why do you think it is that they're drawn, that they're sort of the early adopters, and we see them, as you've pointed out, we see these kind of hate groups be early adopters of Facebook, and early adopters of YouTube, and Wikipedia, until they started changing their policies, really enforcing policies.A. [Wolf]
Well you also see child predators and other people engaged in socially unacceptable, and illegal behavior ‐ in the case of child predators ‐ going online because it is a safe place for them to do things that otherwise are not acceptable in our society. So I'm not sure it's because they are any more technologically adept than right-thinking people. I think it's because it's a technology that makes the expression of their hateful ideas easier.Q. [Leshem]
One of the other things I notice reading over some of the wonderful material you guys have prepared is that antisemitism and Holocaust denial speech seemed to hold a sort of privileged place within the world of online hate speech. Can you explain that a little bit?A. [Wolf]
Well, you know, there's nothing new under the sun, and antisemitism has been with us through the ages, for thousands of years. And so we're not surprised to see it migrate online. It is one of the most virulent forms of hate around the world. And it is, while it's socially unacceptable in some circles in the United States and happily we can say that it is not an epidemic here as it was in Europe at one time, of course, and as it is in the Middle East, it still is a very popular form of hatred. It's very easy for people to demonize Jewish people because it's been done for millennia.Q. [Leshem]
In one of the presentations INACH prepared in 2004 the person who writes the report for the state of French Internet hate speech, refers to the Web as having both "shop windows" of hatred, by which he means the websites themselves, and also the "back shops" of racism, by which he means the forums on the sites that you already referred to. Do you still think those are the two main ways in which hate is done online?A. [Wolf]
Well, I would add a third category, and it's probably arisen since that report was written, and that's through the proliferation of social networking online, which provides new technological platforms for all kinds of communication, but including hate speech. I mentioned earlier the comment sections that you find in newspapers; you find it on websites as well. There's a brand new Google application called Sidewiki where people can comment on any website as long as they have that application installed on their Google Toolbar. There are so many new ways for people to express themselves through social networking that that is yet another channel for people to express their hate.
And again, they do it hiding behind the veil of anonymity, and while I'm a privacy lawyer I think there are limits to the legitimacy of anonymity, particularly when people ought to be held accountable for their speech. You know, I harken back to the days when the ADL fought for a law in Georgia that required Ku Klux Klan members to be unmasked. They were permitted to assemble and to espouse their hate-filled views but they had to identify themselves, if you will. And one wonders whether such a requirement ought to be imposed online so that people are held accountable for what they say and do.Q. [Leshem]
Which raises the question, I mean, how much can the legal system be helpful in combating online hate speech. How did they pass such a law regarding the Klan and how could some of those same legal resources be used today?A. [Wolf]
Well, it's interesting. That law was upheld by the Georgia Supreme Court, but the United States Supreme Court never had occasion to rule on it under the First Amendment. Our First Amendment essentially is a safe haven for virtually all Internet content, and that's why at INACH when there's a suggestion that websites be shut down I remind them that the borderless nature of the Internet means that, like chasing cockroaches, squashing one doesn't solve the problem because the websites will run under the wall to the United States, cross the border, if you will, and be hosted here.
So, the law is not a powerful tool. I'm not saying it has no role to play in fighting online hate speech. Countries with speech codes should make sure that those laws are deployed in appropriate cases. But in some cases going after hate mongers makes them martyrs. And I'm thinking of Ernst Zündel and Fredrick Töben, who were prosecuted, and even David Irving. That wasn't an online situation, but he was made somewhat of a martyr by his prosecution.
The law is one tool in the fight against online hate speech. I think it may sound like a cliché, but I really do firmly believe that the best antidote to hate speech is counter speech that's exposing hate speech for what it is, deceitful and false. And that not only sets the record straight but it promotes the values of tolerance and diversity. And to paraphrase a famous Jewish Supreme Court justice, Brandeis, sunlight is still the best disinfectant. It's always a good thing to expose hate to the light of day, than to let it fester in darkness. And so we think, at the ADL, that the best answer to bad speech is more speech.Q. [Leshem]
Absolutely. I want to talk about two particular instances of hate speech online, and I'm wondering what your reactions to them are.
First, I've seen that the ADL has several videos of its own on YouTube. I've also seen that there are infinitely more videos on YouTube that attack the ADL. In an effort to diminish those attacks it seems that one strategy the ADL employs is to disallow comments to appear at the end its videos. Given that this takes away some of the power of sites like YouTube, how could the sunshine policy you were talking about earlier be applied to the types of comments people post to YouTube videos? And further, what is the best way to combat the proliferation of videos that attack the ADL and promote antisemitism?A. [Wolf]
Well, in our monitoring, obviously, we can't capture all of the videos that are antisemitic. And it's not just those that attack the ADL that concern us. But we do bring videos to the attention of the abuse folks at YouTube. And in fact the ADL is the resource YouTube uses on its site in the resource center on dealing with problematic speech. We would like to see the day when ISPs and service providers are more proactive in what they do to filter out hate speech. It's very difficult to define it. For many of us we know it when we see it, but it's very hard to articulate a standard. But we still think that certain content could be identified and filtered technologically. And we're hoping that day will come, and we encourage ISPs to think about that. They don't have a legal obligation to do it; it's more of an ethical issue than a legal issue.Q. [Leshem]
Just to play devil's advocate for a moment, do we really want ISPs deciding what content should be filtered or not?A. [Wolf]
Well, good point. Professor Jeffrey Rosen at George Washington University Law School actually wrote a cover story for the New York Times magazine about the staff at Google whose job it is to filter. And the issue was who made them the supreme judge of this sort of thing. And that's why we embrace the First Amendment and principles of free expression. We don't want to decide for others, as we don't want them to decide for us what is appropriate expression.
But when websites and service providers say that they will not tolerate antisemitic, racist, homophobic speech there has to be teeth given to that admonition, I think. And they can rely on the community and the ADL to report violations, but with the ability, as you pointed out, of people to post very quickly, and have those posts proliferate, perhaps the ISPs should take a more active role in weeding that kind of content out. And there are some bright lines that can be drafted, I think.Q. [Leshem]
Can you give us any examples?A. [Wolf]
Well, in Europe, for example, the bright lines that they've decided on is that you can't display symbols of the Holocaust; you can't deny the Holocaust. That obviously wouldn't float in the United States. But the use of epithets that we all know very well could be filtered out, that kind of language. So, there are ways to do it, I think.Q. [Leshem]
The other instance I wanted to ask you about was the recent controversy over Facebook's refusal, or foot-dragging approach, to eliminating certain Holocaust denial groups from their sites. What position did ADL take within that argument, and what do you think the right solution is?A. [Wolf]
ADL told Facebook, and I firmly believe it as well, that hosting a Holocaust denial site is, per se, hate speech. Facebook's position was that they would monitor the contents of the site, and that if it evolved into hate speech they would take some action. We pointed out to them that denying the Holocaust, per se, is hate speech. I should add that MySpace recognizes that principle and does not allow Holocaust denial groups.Q. [Leshem]
And do they filter it themselves, or do they respond quickly to outside groups who point them out?A. [Wolf]
I believe that they filter it themselves.Q. [Leshem]
That's very interesting. I wonder what is the right approach to educating users. It seems, within your description, that sunshine is the best solution. That what you're talking about in essence is some kind of education of web users. I know that when I was growing up (I'm in my thirties) there was no web education in school, for instance. But, do you envision any type of web education, or what some people call digital literacy, as being part of a solution to this issue?A. [Wolf]
Absolutely. And I think it's a national disgrace that we don't have as a requirement ‐ in our elementary education, and middle school education ‐ courses instructing children on appropriate use of these modes of communication. We wouldn't dare let our kids go into bad neighborhoods in the real world, and yet we really don't do much to have them protect themselves against going into bad neighborhoods online. More fundamentally, there are rules of etiquette, and ethics, and morality that are unique to the Internet that ought to be taught to our kids. The whole issue of downloading and stealing intellectual property ‐ sound recordings and movies, for example ‐ is a problem that's unique to the Internet. So is the use of anonymity to engage in cyber-bullying, or to migrate from that to hate speech.
There are only a few school systems in the country that require this kind of education, and as I understand it, the curriculum is quite limited. These tools are the major means of communication not only for young people, but for those of us who are, I guess, known as digital immigrants. They're digital natives ‐ they grew up with it ‐ and we're the digital immigrants. And it is absolutely essential that kids get better education about what is, and what is not acceptable behavior online.Q. [Leshem]
Do you know of any resources that you've come across that you think are valuable, and that could be used in classrooms to educate students?A. [Wolf]
Actually, the Media Awareness Project in Canada, which is funded in part with Canadian tax dollars, has some very good curricula. And of course the Anti-Defamation League itself has some very good cyber-bullying curriculum. The states of Virginia and Texas, I believe, have some curriculum. I've not seen it. But this is something that even at the Federal level ought to be mandated, or at least made available, through the Department of Education. It absolutely is fundamental not only to create a more civil society, but also to empower kids to protect themselves online, so that when they grow up they understand that certain words and behavior are not acceptable.Q. [Leshem]
One of the challenges we face here at the Holocaust Denial on Trial project is that in many ways it is so much easier to tell a lie than it is to tell the truth. And Holocaust deniers have gotten very sophisticated with the design of their websites, with the kinds polished video, very polished audio recordings, multimedia presentations, that have really left behind the roots of Holocaust denial and the Neo-Nazi movement. And we find that, given how much simpler it is to tell the story of a lie, whether in video or any multimedia format, that it's quite challenging to tell the story of the truth. Have you thought about that, or do you have any thoughts on the sort of best practices for combating hate online?A. [Wolf]
Well, all of those points are absolutely valid, and for many years the position of the ADL was not to dignify the lies spread by haters with a response. But because of the proliferation of Holocaust denial, and other forms of antisemitism, we have undertaken to show that that kind of thought is fallacious.
It's a lot more work. There is no question about it. It is much harder to disprove something than to prove it. But you look at what President Netanyahu did recently at the U.N. when he brought the recently disclosed blueprints of Auschwitz. You don't need those blueprints to prove that the Holocaust existed, but it's one more piece of evidence. And things that we take for granted perhaps we shouldn't. I remember visiting Auschwitz when I was in Poland not so long ago and there were school kids there, one of whom was in tears at the end of the tour because they learned first hand what the Holocaust was about. And so the antidote to hate speech is counter speech, and it may take more words and more pictures, but we all have an obligation, I think, to engage in it.Q. [Leshem]
Often when students encounter the information on our site for the first time, they will write to us asking how they can respond. I think a lot of people that confront this type of material, once they realize what's going on, feel very moved to respond. Do you have any suggestions on how people can get involved, or what involvement might mean?A. [Wolf]
Well, we actually have a program at the ADL called confronting antisemitism. And we have, for college kids, some campus materials on how to deal with antisemitism and anti-Zionism, anti-Israel sentiments on campus. And I think if you go to the ADL website that material is available.Q. [Leshem]
And do you have anything for cyber-bullying, which you said is quickly becoming a focus?A. [Wolf]
Indeed. Same place: right on the ADL website, www.adl.org.Q. [Leshem]
Okay, wonderful. Well, that's been very enriching. Those are all the questions I have for you, but I think that our audience will find a lot to ponder and take away from the information you've presented.A. [Wolf]
Well, I very much appreciate your giving me the opportunity to speak with you, and I admire all the work that you've been doing there in Georgia.Q. [Leshem]
Thank you so much.A. [Wolf]
And nice to talk with you.

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So the Wall Street Journal, a newspaper, set up some online store and now are they vendors of knockoff Oscar awards? What is next—selling cell phone cases, like a common mall kiosk?!?


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In addition to starring Schwarzenegger as world-weary bordertown sheriff Ray Owens, the film also relies on the shock value of a 1,000-plus horsepower Corvette ZR1, capable of exceeding 200 miles per hour.
The silly script, helmed by Korean director Kim Jee-woon, occasionally hits its comic stride, but never fails to go for the gusto during its action sequences. The director's most glaring fault is his failure to create tension. The film lacks any major twist, roaring straight ahead as though it can't get where it's going fast enough - a miscalculation given a supporting cast that includes Luis Guzman's lazy and opinionated deputy, Forrest Whitaker's know-it-all FBI Agent, Peter Stormare's ranting villain, and Eduardo Noriega's druglord oozing playboy charm.
The story, thrown together to accommodate its action set pieces, revolves around a Mexican kingpin's well-funded effort to evade prosecution in the states.
His daring escape in a souped-up Corvette will take the druglord from Los Angeles to a small, Arizona bordertown in record time. The criminal's main problem comes in the form of Sheriff Ray Owens, who refuses to roll over and play nice.
The film mistakenly believes that the more bombastic each step of the bad guy's plan, the more fascinated we'll be. This might be true if that plan also made sense, or if the film was based on a comic book.
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Roger upset by Berdych
Roger had to admit a defeat against Czech Tomas Berdych in Miami on Tuesday, losing a tight match 4-6, 7-6(3), 6-7(6).
"It's no secret that I struggled the last five matches I played in the States," Roger said. "I fought, and tried everything I could, but my game is lacking something right now. I'm lacking timing. I had so many chances, but I never felt great all night. When I don't play my best, it's hard to judge my opponent, but I knew the danger. This only fuels my desire to go to the practice courts and figure out what's wrong, and get better."
Roger had beaten Berdych in eight of their previous nine encounters but paid the penalty for an error-strewn display in which he could only convert two of 12 break point opportunities. After a rather unspectacular first set which Berdych eventually won, Roger could only close the second in the tie-break after having failed to make use of his nine break points. The two players met on the same level once again, breaking and re-breaking, with Roger eventually facing the first match-point of the match at 6-5 in the decider. After a successful challenge on the side of the Czech and another match-point for Roger in the tie-break, our champ eventually had to face the three-set defeat.
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Butchers say they'll continue to carefully monitor the farms where they buy their meat to keep things that way.
Christmas Eve business is non-stop at Jones Country Meats, even during the half-day they're open, more than 150 customers have come through the door.
"We've probably had the largest Christmas we've ever had in the 24 years we've been here," says owner Randall Jones.
Customers shopping for beef say the news of a cow being diagnosed with Mad Cow disease in Washington state is a bit unnerving, but it won't stand in the way of enjoying their Christmas dinner.
Shakita Williams, isn't giving up beef, "It might never get here, they might cure it before it gets here, hopefully they do anyway."
Butchers say the news is too fresh to expect a decrease in beef sales yet, but to stay on the safe side, they're going to continue to check their beef regularly and only purchase it from trusted suppliers.
Butchers here say they are open to their customer's concerns.
But as of right now, they feel beef-eaters in our part of the country can rest easy.
So far only one cow in the country has been diagnosed with the disease. Beef sales may not be down yet, but butchers say once the news sets in, they expect pork and chicken sales will make up for any losses they could see in beef sales.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Campaign 2012 isn't quite over for voters in Richmond County. The District 1 Commission race is Tuesday, and both candidates are still working to reach those last-minute voters.
"There's so much great going on in the city right now, we just want to keep that momentum going," those words coming from the current District 1 Commissioner Matt Aitken, who is hoping District 1 voters decide to keep him around another three years.
"I will represent you, I will return your phone calls, I will address your needs, I will meet with your neighborhood associations," said Bill Fennoy, who is hoping to unseat the current commissioner.
Fennoy says he is feeling pretty confident, saying, "I expect a 55 to 45 percent margin of victory."
But, despite his opponent's confidence, Aitken says he thinks history will repeat itself.
"I think the people that believe in me will come back," Aitken said.
If you remember, three years ago, both Aitken and Fennoy fought for the District 1 spot, and in a historic upset, Aitken became the
first white commissioner of the district since consolidation created the majority black district back in 1995. But, thanks to redistricting, district one has grown by about 2,000 voters since the last time the two faced off.
"A lot of people, especially in Cherry Tree, didn't realize they were in District 1," Fennoy said.
Both candidates have been fighting to reach those new voters, mainly using old-fashioned door to door tactics.
"Those front porch conversations really go a long way," Aitken said.
But, after a long and drawn out election season, officials say voters are tired.
"It's hard to get people motivated and back out to the polls, and it's been proven time and time again and I don't think this one will be any exception," said Lynn Bailey, executive director at the Board of Elections.
Less than 3 percent of voters turned out to vote early for this runoff, and officials are only expecting about one-fifth of registered voters to decide this election, meaning every vote counts.
All 14 polling places in District 1 will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday night. Election officials say not to come to the Board of Elections because you can't vote there tomorrow. Be sure to bring your photo ID, and remember, even if you didn't vote in the general election, as long as you are registered to vote in District 1, you can vote in the runoff.


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Devin Stallings contributed 14 points, 12 rebounds and three blocks to lead Crosby over Holy Cross, 80-69, Tuesday in NVL action.
Asiem King chipped in with 16 points, six rebounds and four assists for Crosby (19-1), and Lex Perez added 15 points. Tyshon Rogers scored a game-high 25 points.
Kristian Harmeling had a team-high 21 points for the Crusaders (6-13), and Nick Warren and Jonathan Mowatt each had 12 points.
St. Paul 61, Ansonia 56: Kyle Dube registered a team-high 20 points with eight rebounds as the Falcons went 33-of-42 from the free throw stripe en route to the NVL win in Bristol.
Brendan Carroll had 14 points while Tyler Jones finished with 13 points for St. Paul (11-9). Jordan Rowley had eight rebounds.
Rashawn Pender had 22 points while Tyron Black added 10 for Ansonia (6-13).
Cheshire 81, West Haven 54: Eric Dietrich scored a game-high 23 points, including six 3-pointers, to lead the Rams in an SCC game in Cheshire. Erik Pettit had 13 points for the Rams (10-9) and Tyler Post added nine.
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LAS CRUCES — Irene Bell was going through a tough divorce when she met Jeremy Du Bois. The two combined their families and now have five children in their home. Bell said the couple's previous failed marriages taught them what a relationship shouldn't be and what they need from a good one. A healthy relationship needs love, respect, trust and communication, she said.
Dr. Richard Nicastro, a psychologist with the Relationship Center of Las Cruces, says there are three elements a couple must have to be successful.
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Lastly, there needs to be emotional safety and security.
In the United States, one in four women and one in seven men experience domestic violence some time in their lives. About 1.3 million women are victims of physical assault by their partners every year and many cases are never reported, according to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Of all of the women who are murdered in a year, one in three were murdered by a current or former partner. Nearly 18.5 million hospital visits are a result of domestic violence, according to the same stats.
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"Without a foundation of feeling emotionally secure and safe, the relationship is not going to be healthy," Nicastro said.
Couples need to also take the time to nurture their relationship, because love is usually not enough. They need to have date nights, find activities to enjoy together and appreciate. They also need to express gratitude toward each other, he said.
"Get the idea of perfection out of your mind," Nicastro said. "It's about building a relationship that's unique to the individuals in the relationship."
No one really learns how to be in a successful relationship before they're in one, so part of the journey is struggling and learning along the way.
"Their patience is vital," he said about some of his clients who have visited him for years. "They really have to hang in there."
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Hollywood's depiction of romance is probably the most harmful thing from which anyone can learn. What is usually portrayed is infatuation; it's not real, Nicastro said. It could last in a young relationship for as long as two years because it feels good — like being on drugs, he said.
Younger couples will oftentimes experience a dying down of that infatuation and sometimes interpret it as a loss of love. That's not always the case. Usually, it's a sign that the relationship is maturing and the love is growing deeper, Nicastro said.
"Young couples need to really be aware of what their expectations are and be realistic than overly romantic," he said.
And do not take any pointers from "50 Shades of Grey," said Dr. Camille Cisneroz, local relationship counselor.
"That would be an abusive person if he wasn't rich and beautiful; he's a stalker and an abuser," Cisneroz said about Christian Grey, the main male character of the book. "He was a control freak ... That gives the wrong vision that this person is going to change once they fall in love. The outcome is not a Christian Grey, the outcome is a man that is abusive and controlling."
Cisneroz read the trilogy because many of her clients admit they fantasize about having a relationship like the one in the book.
It's the worst thing that could happen and it's a sure way to abuse and domestic violence, she said.
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"It's primarily related to control," Cisneroz said about abuse within a relationship. "It's in the extreme."
Physical and emotional abuse in a relationship comes from feelings the abuser has of not being in control. When they have a partner, she said, they feel they can dominate and control because that partner trusts and loves them.
"It just builds and builds and the more the abuser feels they are not in control, the more it becomes physical," Cisneroz said.
Abusers feel insecure and fear that their partner will leave them, so they intimidate, make threats, use children to make threats, say mean things and degrade their partners. Then their partners develop low self-esteem and feel they must stay, Cisneroz said.
"If you feel like you don't have a voice in your relationship, if you're afraid of bringing something up because you don't know how the other person is going to react, then that's a red flag," said Theresa Armendariz, executive director of La Casa, a shelter that helps abused women.
Leaving a bad relationship
At La Casa, Armendariz has seen many women become homeless, once they leave their abusive partners, because they didn't have a job or have any work skills. Last year, about 600 women visited the shelter, which she said only represents a small fraction of women (about 10 percent) who actually report abuse.
"The reason we're here is to provide support. When somebody's trying to leave, we're here," she said.
La Casa's crisis hotline is 1-800-376-2272. For more information, call 575-526-2819 or visit lacasainc.org.
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Texas A&M – Corpus Christi junior Jonathan Gonzales powered his way to the Southland Conference Hitter of the Week honor, the conference announced on Monday after a vote by league sports information directors.
Gonzales, the Islanders designated hitter in all four games last week, hit for an even .500 average while bashing his way to a 1.056 slugging percentage and a .500 on-base percentage. He hit three home runs and a double on his way to a 10-RBI performance in the four games during the week.
He started things off on Thursday in a non-conference game against Houston – Victoria, crushing two home runs and driving in six runs on a perfect 4-for-4 night.
His only game of the week without a hit came on Friday against No. 27 Sam Houston State, but he still managed to drive in a run on a sacrifice fly.
Saturday he had a three-hit game with two RBI as he hit his third homer of the week, a two-run shot against the Bearkats starter in the first inning to give the Islanders a 2-0 lead. Sunday rounded out the weekend with a two-hit day and an RBI on a fielder's choice to score the first run of the game.
In addition to his RBI and batting average numbers, Gonzales also had one double, one walk and scored five runs during the four-game stretch. He recorded at least one RBI in each of the week.
Lamar pitcher Eric Harrington was named the league's Pitcher of the Week following his complete-game shutout of the McNeese State Cowboys this past weekend.
Next up for Gonzales and the Islanders will be a Tuesday night game against Texas – Pan American in the final midweek game of the year. The Broncs travel to Chapman Field for a 6 p.m. first pitch against Texas A&M – Corpus Christi.
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Legendary coach Joe Friel breaks down the six key mistakes he sees triathletes make and offers his expertise on how to properly fix them.
1. Poor ability to pace properly
Almost all triathletes start the bike leg of the race at much too high an intensity and then fade as the race progresses. They start the run on tired legs and generally have a poor race (except for the first 5K of the bike).
The fix: Athletes must learn to negative split races. This starts with workouts. Intervals must be done with the easiest first and then progressively get harder. Steady state/tempo workouts must start under control and gradually get faster to finish strong. Athletes must learn to be patient in workouts and apply that to their races while ignoring what is going on around them.
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BERKELEY -- Coach Sonny Dykes plans to put his Cal football team through live scrimmaging more often this spring for the most basic of reasons.
"We've got to learn how to play football," said Dykes, whose Golden Bears didn't show much of an aptitude for the game last season while going 1-11 in his debut campaign.
"We've just got to get better at playing football and everything that goes along with live reps. So it's important for us to get as much of that as we can get."
The Bears dressed in full pads and engaged in live contact Saturday for the first time since spring workouts began Monday. The plan is to scrimmage in each of the eight fully padded workouts -- rather than just three or four times during the spring -- but for shorter duration.
"I like it," junior center Jordan Rigsbee said of the greater emphasis on physical workouts. "There's nothing like live football. You can practice, you can go half-speed, but nothing's like going full go."
The Bears ran 40 live plays Saturday and got a lukewarm grade from Dykes.
"I didn't think it was great, it was OK," Dykes said. "We're trying to be more physical. It's obviously a work in progress."
Given the team's severe injury situation last fall, Dykes said he's wary of putting players in situations that leave them vulnerable. As a result, he's not sure the Bears will engage in a full-length spring game April 26.
"When you have that fatigue is when you have a lot of injuries," he said.
That made room for others, including sophomore Jeffrey Coprich, who had a 50-yard run. Redshirt freshman walk-on Austin Harper, formerly of El Cerrito High, also made a splash, with a couple nice runs and a one-handed catch for a touchdown.
"He did some good stuff today," Dykes said. "He's not the biggest guy in the world, but he was productive. The great thing about spring football is guys like that get opportunities and they surprise you."
Listed at 5-foot-6, 160 pounds, Harper was all smiles afterward. "I had a good day. It was exciting," he said. "I've just got to keep pushing forward. Every day has got to be like this."
Out until fall camp after surgeries last season are Chris Adcock (knee) and Matt Cochran (shoulder), both able to play center or guard.
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Published: Wednesday, January 8, 2014 at 3:17 p.m.
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A Napoleonville man has been arrested in connection with a September murder in Thibodaux while an accomplice is being sought, deputies said Wednesday.
Junius Thompson, 23, turned himself in to authorities Tuesday, the Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office said.
Detectives are searching for Michael Coleman, 22, of Thibodaux.
Both are being charged with murdering 21-year-old Carnell McIntyre.
Just after 8:30 a.m. Sept. 8, deputies and detectives responded Ridgefield Road in Thibodaux near the Marydale community after receiving a report of a body lying near the roadside, the Sheriff's Office said. Detectives identified the subject as McIntyre and discovered he had died of multiple gunshot wounds to the head.
Detectives said they obtained arrest warrants for second-degree murder for Thompson and Coleman, each with a $500,000 bond.
Thompson turned himself in to the New Orleans Police Department before being taken to the Lafourche Parish jail, deputies said.
In addition to McIntyre's murder, Coleman has active warrants for simple battery and home invasion, as well as a contempt of court from Thibodaux City Court.
Anyone with knowledge of Coleman's whereabouts is asked to contact Bayou Region Crime Stoppers by calling 1-800-743-7433, texting "GIVEATIP" plus your message to 274637, going online at www.crimestoppersbr.org or clicking on the "Submit A Tip" tab on the Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office Facebook page.
Tipsters can remain anonymous and could be eligible for a reward up to $1,000 if the information given leads to an arrest.
The investigation into McIntyre's murder is continuing, police said.
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Hitler's Role in the Persuection of the Jews by the Nazi Regime: Electronic Version, by Heinz Peter LongerichTable of Contents
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1. General remarks about Hitler`s Antisemitic terminology
1.1An account of Hitler's role in the genesis of the final solution is complicated by the fact that the dictator avoided the use of explicit written directives relating to the murder of the Jews. When he came to speak on this subject he used expressions which, to say the least, leave a certain amount of room for interpretation. The meaning of the key words describing the aims of Nazi anti-Jewish policy changed over the years when antisemitic policy became more and more radicalized. There is no meaning to these terms independent of the time factor. To translate these terms properly, one has to take the reality of antisemitic policy into account. When the same vocabulary was used to describe Nazi aims towards other groups, the meaning might have been be completely different. As far as the fate of the Jews is concerned, formulations such as annihilation (Vernichtung), extirpation (Ausrottung), final solution (Endlösung) removal (Entfernung), resettlement (Umsiedlung), evacuation (Evakuierung) etc. were used by Hitler and leading National Socialists from mid 1941 onwards increasingly - and from Spring 1942 definitely - as camouflage for mass murder.
1.2Before this time, the very same vocabulary was used by Hitler and leading Nazis in a different sense. As will be described in more detail in this report, an interpretation has to take into account the different stages of anti-Jewish policy. During the 1920's and up to the mid 1930's, the main aim of Nazi anti-Jewish policy was to undermine the legal and economic situation of the German Jews so as to force them to emigrate. The Jews would disappear from the vantage point of the Nazis from German public life and later on, from German territory. When the Nazis used the term annihilation (Vernichtung) during these early years, they referred on the one hand to the planned destruction of the alleged dominant position of the Jewish minority in German society. From the context of the relevant texts, however, it is obvious, on the other hand, that this term had a vaguely defined violent and even murderous component, by which Hitler and the Nazis signified their main goal - which was the "removal of the Jews". In a cautious interpretation of this terminology, it would not be exaggerated to describe the meaning of annihilation here as ambiguous. The perspective of mass murder was already present here. In conclusion, one has to say, that during this period (the 1920's end the first half of the 1930's), the Nazis saw in the "final solution" a potentially violent "removal" of Jews from German public live and German soil.
1.3At the end of the 1930's, the Nazis intensified the pressure for emigration or expulsion. During this period, terms like "removal" (Entfernung) or "final solution" (Endlösung) revealed an inconsistency with the notion of a further existence of a Jewish minority in Germany. The violent aspect of anti-Jewish policy became more and more significant. In the last year before the outbreak of the Second World War the term extermination pointed clearly to the possiblility of genocide.
1.4Between the outbreak of war in Summer 1939 and the middle of 1941, the Nazis were looking for a so called "territorial solution" of the Jewish problem, i.e. they were planning to deport the Jews to a territory on the periphery of their empire where there were insufficient means to subsist and where they would perish. Technically the terms resettlement (Umsiedlung) or evacuation (Evakuierung) meant a kind of geographical relocation but one cannot disregard the fact that this vocabulary increasingly offered the perspective of the physical end of the Jews in Europe. The term "final solution" was used in this period in the same way.
1.5Between the summer of 1941 and the spring of 1942 the meaning of this vocabulary changed. It was now increasingly used as a synonym for systematic mass murder. However, even in this period - particularly between Autumn of 1941 and Spring 1942 - this terminology can in some cases still be ambivalent. For an interpretation each phrase has to be analysed in its historical context. In particular, in a period in which one Jewish minority after another was being included in the process of systematic mass murder, one has to determine which Jewish minority was indicated by each of the relevant phrases.
1.6One cannot exclude the possibility that, for example, up to May or even June 1942, i.e. during the has when preparations for the systematic murder of European Jews were well underway, Hitler and the leading organisers of the murderous programme might have occasionally mentioned "alternative" murderous programmes for a "final solution"; they might, even at this stage, have referred to the earlier plan to deport Jews (particularly those from Western Europe, who before the summer of 1942 had not been included in the programme of systematic mass murder) to other areas than occupied Poland and to kill them or let them perish. These "alternative" considerations should be interpreted as a kind of reluctance by Hitler and members of the leading circle of Nazis, fully to articulate the consequences of the decision to kill millions of people, a decision which in fact had already been made and implemented at this point.
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The IRS hasn't been investigating complaints, leaving religious groups who make direct or thinly veiled endorsements of political candidates unchallenged.
Russell Renwicks, a manager in the IRS Mid-Atlantic region, recently said the agency had suspended audits of churches suspected of breaching federal restrictions on political activity.
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A Neola Church Road property owner hired Jimmy H. Hernandez, 32, of Middle Smithfield Township, and Hernandez's partner to trim trees on the property, police said.
Hernandez was up in a tree with a rope when the branch he was cutting fell against a power line as the branch was touching his stomach, Monroe County Coroner Bob Allen said.
As his partner watched from the ground, electricity passed through Hernandez's stomach, right arm and thumb, Allen said.
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The Texas A&M – Corpus Christi Men's and Women's Tennis teams will be back on the road Tuesday afternoon, taking part in a doubleheader at Prairie View A&M. The Islanders and Panthers will start play at 2 p.m. on the PVAM campus.
The men's team comes into the match looking for its first win after falling to three very tough teams to open the season. The women will look to make it three in a row after defeating nationally ranked Houston and Southland foe Central Arkansas in the first two matches of 2013.
Peter Nagy and Matt Westmoreland are the top two singles spots lead the men's team, while Doris Kuselj and Maider Martin set the tone on the women's side.
For Prairie View A&M, the men's team is 1-0 on the year after taking a 7-0 sweep over Jacksonville College to open 2013. The women's team has also fared well, earning an identical 7-0 final over Jacksonville on Jan. 25 in Prairie View.
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Ahead of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russian officials have been managing the construction of one of the most expensive Olympic parks in history. Now they appear to have begun managing something else: Expectations about the performance of the national team.
Russia will potentially come in fourth or fifth overall at the games, Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko told a state sports website Friday, and if the team comes in third, it would be an "outstanding result."
Mutko called his prediction an "objective assessment," based on a look at the Russian team's performance in winter sports events this season. He appeared to be predicting performance in the total medal count, rather than just the gold-medal tally, though he didn't specify.
The Russian team is under tremendous pressure. "The biggest failure would be our team losing at the Winter Olympic Games," Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak said last summer. Russian President Vladimir Putin considers the games "his baby," according to the head of the organizing committee.
The track record isn't great. The Russian team performed poorly at the last Winter Olympics in Vancouver, coming in 11th place in gold medals and 6th place overall. The result led to the resignation of Russia's Olympic committee chief and widespread disappointment among Russian fans. In London, Russia did well, finishing fourth in gold medals and third overall.
"We have to adjust the training program so as to realize all (our) potential in Sochi," Mutko told the FTsP-Press website Friday. "Our progress is serious. In many sports we are starting to win medals for the first time in a long time. Snowboarding, short-track speed-skating… Even in freestyle (skiing), we for the first time won a metal in the acrobatic discipline."
Mutko, however, criticized the Russian biathlon team's performance this winter and said neither the luge nor bobsled teams had lived up to their full potential. Coaches from the Russian teams will all have to account for their work when the winter season officially ends and receive a grade, Mutko said.
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McCONNELSVILLE - Recent seasons have not been kind to the Morgan High baseball team, but 2013 could just be the Raiders' year.
With a 5-4 victory over New Lexington Wednesday, the navy blue and gray improved to 9-3 in the Muskingum Valley League, putting them in unchartered territory.
"We went back and looked at some of those record books and the last time a Morgan MVL team won nine games in the league was 1996," said fifth-year Morgan head coach Greg Gifford.
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Morgan righty Dustin Duffy delivers a pitch to a New Lexington batter during Muskingum Valley League baseball action in McConnelsville Wednesday. The Raiders won 5-4.
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Morgan High's Austin Campbell swings at a pitch from the New Lex hurler during MVL baseball action in McConnelsville Wednesday. The Raiders won 5-4.
"So there's a little determination there. We also haven't had a winning season since '02, so we're fighting for that."
At 11-6 overall, the Raiders are in prime position to finish above .500. New Lexington fell to 7-8 overall and 5-7 in the MVL.
The game was knotted up at 2-2 after four frames, but Morgan changed that with a pair of runs in the bottom of the fifth. Mason Edgell started the rally with a leadoff double. Austin Campbell followed with a double of his own to left-center field to plate Edgell and give Morgan the lead. For good measure, Justin Greer hit a double as well later in the inning to deep center field to bring home Campbell and make it a 4-2 game.
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New Lexington (7-8, 5-7) 000 201 1 - 4 9 1
Morgan (11-6, 9-3) 011 021 x - 5 8 4
WP: Dustin Duffy 7IP, 5SO, 2BB
LP: Tyler Shumaker 6IP, 3SO
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New Lexington: Alex Bryant 3-3, 1R, 1HBP, Logan Waite 2-4, 1R, 1RBI, Clay Wolfe 1-3, 1R, 1BB, Casey Gilligan 1-4, 1R, 1RBI, 2B, Dave Abrams 1-3, 1RBI, Collin Russell 1-2, 1RBI, 1BB
Morgan: Austin Campbell 2-3, 2R, 1RBI, 2B, Stuart Crandall 1-3, 1SB, Justin Greer 1-3, 1RBI, 2B, Dakota Westfall 1-2, 1R, 1HBP, Kyle Earich 1-3, 1R, 1SB, Duffy 1-3, Brady Weaver 0-1, 1RBI, Mason Edgell 1-2, 1R, 2B
Next game: Morgan at Maysville at 5 p.m. Friday
"Clutch hitting there," Gifford remarked. "Mason led off that inning with a double. Austin Campbell's had good hits all season long. He's been hitting the ball real well."
Campbell is Marietta College-bound in the fall and plans to play baseball for Brian Brewer's club. He was 2-3 Wednesday with two runs scored and an RBI.
The Panthers got a run back in the top of the sixth. Logan Waite, Clay Wolfe and Dave Abrams all singled to load the bases with one out. Collin Russell then blooped a single to center to bring home Waite and make it 4-3.
Morgan right-hander Dustin Duffy did a nice job of controlling the damage and getting out of the inning with no more runs allowed.
Duffy went the distance on mound for Morgan, striking out five and walking two to earn the victory.
"It was fantastic," Gifford said of Duffy's performance. "He didn't even have his good stuff tonight. He came in and talked to me in the top of the fourth inning and said he had trouble controlling his fastball. He was kind of dropping his arm down a little bit, just couldn't get a good rhythm in but he battled through."
Morgan answered with run of its own in the bottom half of the sixth. Kyle Earich singled to center in the inning, stole second and got to third on a wild pitch. He crossed the plate on Brady Weaver's sacrifice fly to make it a 5-3 Raider lead.
That run proved to be pivotal as New Lex got a single from Waite in the seventh that scored Alex Bryant to make it a one-run game, but that was as close as the Panthers would get as Duffy was able to slam the door.
"It's a gritty bunch," said Gifford of his 2013 club. "They've been working really hard. I couldn't ask for a better group of seniors. I'm really proud of them."
Morgan jumped out to a 2-0 lead with runs in the second and third innings.
Dakota Westfall was hit by a pitch in the helmet to get the second inning started. After Duffy singled to left, Westfall went to third on a wild pitch and came all the way around to score when the catcher's throw went into left field.
Campbell singled down the right field line to start the third inning. After moving to second on Layton Shaw's sac bunt, Campbell sped to home plate when Stuart Crandall flied to center and the ball was dropped.
The Panthers quickly responded with a two-spot in the top of the fourth on a run scoring double by Casey Gilligan and an RBI-groundout by Abrams, tying up the score at 2-all.
Tyler Shumaker suffered the loss on the mound for New Lex, striking out three batters in six innings pitched.
Bryant was 3-3 for the Panthers while Waite was 2-4.
Campbell was the only Raider with multiple hits. Crandall, Greer, Westfall, Earich, Duffy and Edgell all added base knocks as well.
Morgan is back in action Wednesday when it plays Maysville on the road in search of double-digit MVL wins.


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Kelley Armstrong, #1 New York Times bestselling author, takes an exciting new direction with this big, breathtaking blend of fantasy, romance, horror, and pulse-pounding action, perfect for fans of Graceling and Game of Thrones.
Twin sisters Moria and Ashyn were marked at birth to become the Keeper and the Seeker of Edgewood, beginning with their sixteenth birthday. Trained in fighting and in the secret rites of the spirits, they lead an annual trip into the Forest of the Dead. There, the veil between the living world and the beyond is thinnest, and the girls pay respect to the spirits who have passed.
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In the Forest of the Dead, where the empire's worst criminals are exiled, twin sisters Moria and Ashyn are charged with a dangerous task. For they are the Keeper and the Seeker, and each year they must quiet the enraged souls of the damned.
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Ambushed and separated by an ancient evil, the sisters' journey to find each other sends them far from the only home they've ever known. Accompanied by a stubborn imperial guard and a dashing condemned thief, the girls cross a once-empty wasteland, now filled with reawakened monsters of legend, as they travel to warn the emperor. But a terrible secret awaits them at court—one that will alter the balance of their world forever.
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