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Gorgeous antique statement ring, an extremely ornate Sterling setting for an oversized faceted simulated Emerald. The style is transitional from Victorian Aesthetic Movement to Belle Epoque, dating the ring to the early 1900's.
This awesome vintage Brutalist Modernist ring is made of Silver plated metal by Jacob Hull, Denmark. Commissioned by Buch & Deichmann, marked B+D, J Hull and Denmark.
This vintage Modernist ring is massive, it weighs approximately 26.2 grams.
Setting measures 1 1/4" in diameter. Ring size is adjustable. Set at 6.5, it can be easily sized by you.
In excellent condition, dates from the 1970's.View full product details
We love this ring! Made in solid Sterling Silver, set with an elongated oval Montana Agate cabochon. The setting frame is raised and hollow, surrounding the bezel setting.
The ring setting measures 15/16" North-South by 11/16" East-West.
The oval Montana Agate cabochon is estimated at 12mm by 9mm.
The ring size is 6.25. The ring is unmarked and was carefully tested. Likely Studio made in the 1970's, in excellent condition. The recessed area should not be polished as it was intended as a frame.View full product details
This vintage family locket necklace is cute! Shaped as a puffy heart, when you opened it becomes a 4 leaf clover with 4 individual heart shaped frames for different photos of your loved ones.
When half opened it displays 2 heart shaped areas that can be engraved.
The covers of the locket are hand engraved with leaf designs.
Pendant measures 1 1/8" long including the bails. It is 3/4" at the widest point and 3/8" deep.
Included is a nice box chain in Sterling Silver. Chain measures 24" long.
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We invite you to take part in the First International Exhibition "ZINESHOW" in Ukraine. Participation is free. Any technique. Any theme and format. No return. Deadline: 15/04/2013. Exhibition on the blog http://zineshow.blogspot.com All works will be exhibited also in the gallery "tymutopiyapres" http://tymutopiyapres.blogspot.com is not a commercial gallery. Welcomed but not "necessarily" summary of your zine or about you or your creative work (this is necessary for further elucidation of the project and possible documentation). Zines for the exhibition please send air mail: "Zineshow" A/C 9875, Sadivnycha 19/1, 79038, Lviv, Ukraine. mailposht[.]gmail[.]com
Thanks Beth,
Great detailed description of a perzine.
That's awesome! :D Unfortunately,I have not be able to login to edit the site youreinsanehoney.com because of hosting problems and the dude that is hosting me hasn't responded to any of my emails so the catalogue list on Tumblr is much more accurate. I'm also not printing An Undead Persona anymore. Sorry D:
But you should start making zines. It'll be fun!

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Round 1: Sheldon Richardson: DT, 6'4 295lbs Missouri
If he gets past the cowboys we have no choice but to take him. Great athlete; could gain some weight while maintaining his athleticism. Versatile enough to kick out to DE on early run downs as well.
Round 2: Khaseem Greene: LB, 6 235lbs Rutgers
The more I watch this guy the more I think he's a stud; I owe Nycsportsfan for this one. May have to play OLB in the nfl but he's a flat out playmaker who does everything well and a good athlete.
Round 3: Tank Carradine: DE, 6'5 265lbs Florida state
ACL injury late will cause him to drop. I think the potential is too much to pass up at this point. His rookie year will probably be a wash.
Round 4: Tharold Simon: CB, 6'2 190lbs LSU
Great size, stepped up after the loss of Claiborne an led LSU in interceptions and pass break ups. Not sure how he will run at the combine.
Round 5: Michael Williams: TE, 6'6 270lbs Alabama
Potential to put on weight and become a tackle in the nfl. At worst he's a perfect replacement to Bennett. Monster blocker with elite size.
Round 6: Miguel Maysonet: RB, 5'9 205lbs Stony Brook
As a stony brook student I may be biased but this kids got all the skills to make it in the nfl. Would love to get him this late and if he proves to be a capable reciever it would add great depth to our RB stable.
Round 7: Kicker
Enough said. Tynes time is up.
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Do not think of PCI DSS 2.0, that came out this October, as "PCI DSS 1.3!"
Instead, think about is as PCI DSS 1.2.2. Despite the great fanfare, the changes in PCI DSS are small and tactical. Don't get me wrong, a lot of very useful clarifications, reminders and explanations have been added to the standards – both PCI DSS and PA-DSS. However, a lot of media attention has made it sound as if the PCI Council has "changed everything … again," and that is simply not the case. Some of the requirements that are frequently seen by merchants as too specific have been made more generic, while some that have received criticism for being too have vaporous, have been tightened down.
Let's go through a few of the interesting changes in PCI DSS and try to predict what the impact would be in the coming year of 2011 as PCI DSS 2.0 is put into practice.
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I have decided to motorize a 4 frame hand-crank extractor this winter. I am toying with different set-ups, (i.e., pulley and motor locations/configuration). Does anyone have any pictures to share (or posted somewhere) of your extractor set-up so that I can get some more ideas? Any help is appreciated.
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The Army Corps of Engineers has done some strange things to our waterways. Rivers can be diverted and pressed into concrete channels, but cannot be erased. Joe McCarthy's grandfather remembers when the Park "Hog" River used to run through downtown Hartford. But today, it's gone. There are buildings where there used to be a river. Intrigued, Joe looked closer and found the river buried beneath the streets of Hartford.
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Air Pressure however has struck upon the idea of combining the two; it's a game about destroying a relationship.
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Every week, Seventeen's guy-obsessed editor shares her latest crush. Find out which Canadian heartthrobwhat, that's a thing!stole her heart this week.
This week, Drake disappointed millions of fans by announcing that he's pushing back his album release to September 24, buuuut he gifted us by showing the album cover—and it is next level. The album cover shows Drake (looking perfect as usual) alongside a version of him as a baby (he was a cute little tot with a huge afro!). As an added bonus, it was announced that Drake will be performing at the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday. OK, Drake, OK: We'll let you off the hook...this time.
Drake will be performing "Starting From The Bottom" for the first time on TV. A lot of jokes have been made about how exactly Drake started from the bottom (Degrassi? Canada?), but I get what he's saying. Drake started out as a regular kid, and now he's a millionaire who chills with Jay-Z, Rihanna, and Nicki Minaj!
Did you see the picture Kylie Jenner Instagramed of Drake kissing her on the cheek at her sweet sixteen party? How cool was it that Drake performed for her?! There were probably a ton of other people Drake could have been hanging out with, but he spent his night with Kylie and all her friends. Adorable!
Of course there are other traits besides Drake's personality that make him crush-worthy, too. Like, oh I don't know, his hottness. I know you guys agree with me. Drake won "Best Smile" in Seventeen's first-ever Hottie Awards, beating out Tyler Posey, Robbie Amell, and Trevor Jackson. Well done!
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S-P-M= swarm prevention management.
What your plans?
I know i have to have some game plan this spring i had 8 swarms last year and i don't want another repeat of that .
I did nothing for S-P-M but i cought all 8 so 8 new hives but not much honey.
So any ideas or methods would be great for guy that need to keep there bees home.
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text: I've got a second year hive that started as a nuc last spring. First week of march we saw the smears on the front of the box and landing board that looks like the other pics of dysentery I've seen. We got some fumagillin b and by the recommendations from our club we sprayed the bees with sugar fuma mix. It took about a quart to get them drenched. The reason we sprayed was the temp was expected to drop quickly to freezing and wanted them to get the dosage as soon as possible. The temps dropped and it was well over a week before we could drench them again. Of course the temp dropped again. The temp got high enough to feed them Friday and we put half a gallon on and it was gone by Saturday afternoon. I was hoping to put more on today but it was a afraid that it would get too cold. What is the recommended treatment after a problem is suspected? I've got the preventative dosage so that isn't needed. Thanks


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the sites ranwithrsd posted should get you the info. you need for tags. Basically you will need to join the MD state Beekeepers Assoc. The treasurer of the assoc. (I believe that is Christine Goldman for this year) will provide you with the form you will need to get the tags from MVA. (The assoc. will ask for an extra fee for this, I think $15 beyond the annual dues of $10.)
I got mine last August. I didn't request a special number and got BEE 0063. Really cool looking tags IMO.
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Sunday, April 29, 2012
Bathroom Tile Magnets
I just can't seem to toss them. So I stared at them for awhile this morning and thought: wouldn't they make for some cute refrigerator magnets?
So I made some! I bought this great French collage sheet off of Etsy. I printed it out at 3.5" x 5" size on regular white paper and they were just a teeny bit off for the tile pieces.
I Mod Podged each image onto the tiles and then did a coat on top to seal the image. Since they were all a little off on the top and bottom, I used some black paint to make a border. Yes, my painting is a bit sloppy but I can live with it. I think.
I used Glue Dots to add the magnets to the backs. Not sure how sturdy the dots will be in the long run, but so far so good. See the sloppy painting?!
Regardless of my sloppiness, I have them on the fridge already. I'd love any suggestions on what to do on the tops and bottoms - other than black paint. I think they look really cute this size, but I'm sure the uneven paint is going to start to gnaw at me every time I get something out of the fridge. What can I say? I'm a Virgo!
Linking to Between Naps on the Porch: Met Monday.
12 comments:
- Susan @ homeroad.net said...
Jeanine these are great! I bet you could sell them on Etsy! Nice job!
- April 29, 2012 at 1:16 PM
- Patti said...
These are cute!...You could even trim it in black all the way around all 4 edges - using at flat edged Sharpie marker works great for small edging like this - very easy to control the marker
- April 29, 2012 at 1:41 PM
- Lauren @ My Wonderfully Made said...
They're very cute!! I wouldn't worry about the uneven lines but if they DO really bug you, how about some 1/8" grosgrain ribbon or other fabric trim?
- April 29, 2012 at 4:15 PM
- Okio B Designs said...
Thanks for the suggestions!!!!!
- April 29, 2012 at 4:57 PM
- Kathy @ Creative Home Expressions said...
I love them. Maybe you could paint them black first, then do the image.
- April 29, 2012 at 5:11 PM
- Jeanine said...
They are so adorable! They would sale real quick in your Etsy shop!
- April 30, 2012 at 8:35 AM
- Michele said...
Very,very cute and you're very smart to have thought how to glam those tiles up.
- April 30, 2012 at 9:49 AM
- Carolyn said...
They are charming just the way they are!
- April 30, 2012 at 11:39 AM
- Sandi @ The Primitive Skate said...
These are awesome! What a wonderful idea. You did a great job.
- April 30, 2012 at 11:58 AM
- Deanne said...
great idea!
- April 30, 2012 at 12:48 PM
- Robin said...
Very clever and I like that they are not perfect. Makes them look "artsy" and hand made (in a good way!)
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- April 30, 2012 at 1:16 PM
- A Cottage Muse said...
So happy you are feeling better and I think these are very cute!!
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Icy roads and strong winds could cause problems in virginia
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Va. - While roads were icy this morning, officers say it might be just as dangerous tonight with the temperatures staying low.
Residents in Washington County were extra careful while driving to work this morning after ice covered the roads for a third week in a row. Michael Bruck was on his way to North Carolina and said he was giving himself plenty of time. "I usually don't leave until 10 o'clock, so I'm leaving early. Just to make sure I get down there in time; drive slower and take my time," said Bruck.
Lieutenant John Perdue says it's not a bad idea. "It's always good to slow down and take your time in hazardous weather conditions," She said.
He tells me some of the roads could be slippery.
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Police tell us they don't foresee that changing. "Due to cool weather and wind chill, we don't expect roads to clear up as fast as normal," said Perdue.
Icy roads aren't the only thing you should be looking out for. Police tell us these high winds could also potentially be dangerous for you while you're on the road. "When winds are gusting up to 40 mph, higher vehicles, tractor trailers, trucks, and box cars, it generally affects the way they handle. Combined with icy conditions, that can be a problem," said Perdue.
That's why Lieutenant Perdue says you should avoid driving next to them and not overreact if you or the other person hits ice.
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"There aren't many leftovers when I serve this to company," relates Denise Elder. In her Hanover, Ontario kitchen she combines fresh green beans with lots of basil, chopped onion and toasted sesame seeds.
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- Place the beans in a saucepan and cover with water; add the salt. Bring to a boil; cover and cook for 7-10 minutes or until crisp-tender. Drain and place in a serving bowl. Add the onion, oil, basil and sesame seeds; toss to coat. Yield: 6 servings.
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#21331 Sun 04 Nov 12 5:38pm
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Leftover stew from Thursday, I think, with maybe a baked potato for my OH, and some delicious Brussels sprouts (roasted, with hazelnuts).
#21332 Sun 04 Nov 12 10:54pm
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when our supper is finshed I should think what there will be tomorrow morning to be a serious lunchbox for my son
but I ususally think about this before I wake up
#21333 Mon 05 Nov 12 8:20am
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Making Jamie's Keralan Veg Curry with rice (from 15MM) and Madhur Jaffrey's toamto, onion and cumin salad.
Don't think I need Jamie's minted yoghurt (have a high heat/spice tolerance) but have the makings if I need it.
#21334 Mon 05 Nov 12 10:20am
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Spicy, sticky beef ribs with a baked potato, sour cream and coleslaw.
#21335 Mon 05 Nov 12 8:50pm
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duck legs and fried potatoes tonight. I'm also making a posole for work tomorrow.
#21336 Tue 06 Nov 12 8:25am
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My birthday "wish book" finally arrived a month late. But it was worth it: "jerusalem" by Yotam Ottolenghi and Sami Tamimi.
Am cooking from it for the first time: Open Kibbeh. 15MM it aint! But, apart from the ground/minced lamb I had everything else. Popped out to my butcher while the rest of the nation was watching the Melbourne Cup ("the horse race that stops a nation"). Was back in 15 minutes.
It is smelling wonderful. Will serve with tabbouleh which will probably lead to bulgar overload and watch Jamie's 15MM at the same time.
#21337 Tue 06 Nov 12 1:42pm
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Slow roasted pork belly roasted over carrots, onions, garlic and parsnips, served with braised red cabbage.
#21338 Tue 06 Nov 12 8:52pm
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morning gorgeous crazy people
im on the pc for a change & there were a billion thread replies hich obviously are not coming down to my iphone so i thought i best pop in...
its warm here & a kind neighbour gave us 8 purple oak leaf lettuce heads so you know we are eating loads of salad.
Also last night i made this sauce in the blender that was mostly soy sauce, peanut butter, chilli, garlic & ginger -- which thinned down makes a great dressing for rice noodle salads.
I made the Clayton a kitkat cake for his birthday last week0.. got it pretty well spot on - cant link pics in from photobucket to the blogs so that is why there havent been any posts..
i di miss this place & hope everything is good for everyone in the lead up to the holidays..
much love
#21339 Tue 06 Nov 12 11:26pm
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Frizz ... How are you haven't seen you here in a while , nice to see you again.
Supper today was pizza for my darling
I made meatballs in a tomato sauce for my friends when I was at their house and then I just 'ran out of steam' so what I had for me was some buttered baby potatoes , I just didn't fancy eating anything else .and the buttery potatoes , well they were very good !
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New strategies are needed to address the current and future shortages of radioisotopes that threaten medical research and treatment.
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Danielle Lambermon sometimes feels like an outcast because of a burden accidentally laid on her by a hospital - the risk that she might contract a second brain disease.
She already has a brain tumour. It was during surgery for that in 2007 that she became one of 43 patients put at risk of developing Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD), a rare, fatal, brain-wasting disease for which there is no cure.
Auckland City Hospital describes it as an extremely low risk.
However, it is a risk that has created barriers for the affected patients. Patients and their families report difficulties in obtaining routine dental care because of fears about transmission of CJD - even though they don't actually have the disease - and the misguided belief that instruments used on them must be discarded.
"I haven't been able to get anything done because people turned me away. Nobody would touch me," says 26-year-old Danielle.
Her mother Monique is more blunt: "You feel like you're an outcast." Danielle agrees.
Danielle's brain surgery at Auckland Hospital removed a third of her tumour in March 2007. She and the other 42 patients who had brain, head or neck surgery were treated with instruments previously used in neurosurgery on a woman who, it later turned out, had CJD - but not the variant linked to eating beef infected with mad-cow disease.
The unnamed woman died of CJD in July 2007, four months after surgery. It is thought she was infected by neurosurgery in 1984 when she was a child. In that operation, one of the brain-covering membranes was repaired with a patch of Lyodura, a commercial product derived from people who had died. There have been more than 100 cases internationally of CJD transmission from Lyodura.
When patients at risk of CJD had neurosurgery at Auckland Hospital in 2007, the policy was to incinerate the instruments. But the woman's risk of CJD was not identified and the surgeon did not suspect she had the disease when she was admitted in 2007 so the instruments were cleaned, sterilised and used on other patients. Once it was suspected she might have CJD, the $43,000 of scissors, forceps and other instruments were tracked down and quarantined for destruction.
Australian infection control guidelines state the infective CJD agent, a deformed protein, is resistant to routine instrument disinfection.
Auckland Hospital said CJD transmission via instruments was extremely rare, with no cases reported since the 1970s, and an enzyme cleaning agent it used removed proteins, reducing the risk.
Auckland District Health Board's chief medical officer, Dr Margaret Wilsher, says it has no evidence any of the 43 patients has developed CJD.
Monique Lambermon says her daughter fell into a deep depression for three years after her operation.
"Being told you had been put at risk - by the hospital - of a rare and fatal disease, with no effective treatment or cure, was devastating enough.
"Then to deal with her own health issue on top of that was overwhelming.
"Danielle managed to pull herself out of her depression and has been starting to build her life back over the past two years. Her seizures are managed better with her medication, but this can be up and down each week. Some days she struggles and other days she's okay."
Danielle says she felt badly let down by the hospital and people find it hard to understand her experience.
"It's something that people on the outside, they say, 'You'll get over it, you're okay'. They are not on the inside. They don't see all the things you went through, what my mum went through.
"If it wasn't for my mum I wouldn't be here," says Danielle, who works part-time as a gardening and landscaping sales assistant.
An MRI in December indicated the tumour was no longer stable and an operation to save her life might now be needed sooner rather than later.
But her trust in the hospital has been so badly damaged that she hasn't yet decided whether to agree to the operation, which itself carries risks.
Monique Lambermon says Danielle was turned away by two dental practices because of her CJD risk and now has serious tooth trouble.
Soon after the 2007 incident, the health board told the affected patients no special arrangements were required for routine dental work. But Monique Lambermon says her daughter was rejected by one dentist because of the cost of the equipment to treat her.
They received a clinical note from another dentist, quoting the advice of a DHB infectious diseases physician that Danielle should be seen at the board's oral health service at Greenlane because "all equipment used on Danielle must be discarded following treatment, not sterilised".
This clinic told the Herald it couldn't account for that approach as the dentist concerned had left. It would accept patients in Danielle's situation for routine dental care and would refer them to Greenlane for extractions and oral surgery.
Monique Lambermon says she took Danielle to the Auckland Hospital emergency department in desperation several weeks ago after a decayed lower molar collapsed. She was referred to the Greenlane clinic where they queued up early the following Monday. They had to wait more than four hours for a temporary repair and a follow-up appointment was booked.
Dr Wilsher says private dentists can provide most routine care for Danielle and the DHB has treated her when that hasn't been possible.
Two other patients from the 43 treated with the potentially infected surgical instruments have had similar experiences of private sector dentists refusing to treat them.
Sakara LamSam, now a 7-year-old schoolgirl, was 14 months old when she was put at risk of developing CJD. She was having one of a series of operations that had begun soon after her birth to install and maintain a "shunt", an internal valve to drain excess cerebro-spinal fluid out of her head and into her abdomen, relieving swelling. She faces further surgery in future and still suffers regular, severe headaches.
"It was a mission to get [dental] treatment," says her mother, Beverley Pulham.
Sakara was 5 when she saw a dentist at Greenlane. Several teeth were extracted and others repaired, treatment so extensive it was done under general anaesthetic.
Beverley Pulham says there was a lot of hurt and anger among the 43 patients and their families when they were told of the CJD risk. "We were devastated, absolutely devastated.
"But we as parents also need to let our children know there's nothing wrong with them. She was given to us for a reason. At the end of the day, we've got a beautiful child."
Ben Gardner, now 29, was exposed to the risk during a head and neck operation after a car accident. He was angry at the start. "I was more pissed off it took two years to work out there was something wrong with me and then operate and, by the way, you might have CJD.
"Eighteen months after my accident I kept saying there's something wrong, I can't work, I had major headaches every day. It was my orthopaedic surgeon that was going to operate on my jaw [who recognised the need for more-extensive surgery]. It was a build-up of pressure in the back of my head.
"Finally, after all of that, you get the operation - that was March - and April Fool's Day they rang up and said 'Is your family available to go on speaker phone' [to hear about the CJD risk]."
Ben Gardner was refused treatment by a private dentist and referred to Greenlane which, months later, referred him to Whangarei Hospital where a dentist did some work at the hospital and some in a private practice. Four teeth were pulled out.
There is no support group in New Zealand for people at risk of CJD, but one operates in Australia.
Its director, Suzanne Solvyns, says it is discrimination for dentists to turn away patients such as Danielle Lambermon, Ben Gardner and Sakara LamSam, since no special precautions are needed in routine dental treatment of patients at low risk of CJD. She urged the health board to explain this to dentists.
However, human rights law may provide an out for dentists. They may be legally permitted to refuse to treat these patients if they could show they had a reasonable belief that all instruments would have to be destroyed and that this was expensive; or they could charge more.
Lawyer John Miller says there could be questions on whether a dentist's perception of the need to destroy the instruments is reasonable, given the low risk.
"But if very serious harm can be caused by even a low risk eventuating then it is reasonable not to treat and not unlawful discrimination. The best solution is that Auckland Hospital, who set this all off in 2007, should be responsible for providing the treatment and absorbing the costs of destroying the equipment."
Dental Association chief executive David Crum also suggests the health board provide the 43 patients' dental care if they're having trouble finding community dentists to treat them.
For Ben Gardner, his life-long risk of developing CJD is a worry, but he is also philosophical about it.
"If you worried about it all the time you wouldn't get anything done. It's one of those things you've got to put in the back of your mind. It may happen or it may not."
The disease
Brain disorder Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) causes dementia, unco-ordinated movement, and death. It comes in several types:
*Sporadic CJD: Majority of cases, causes unknown, average age of onset 65.
*Familial CJD: Up to 15 per cent of cases, inherited from a parent, average age late 40s.
*Healthcare-acquired CJD: Less than 1 per cent. From contaminated instruments in certain surgical procedures, contaminated transplants of brain-covering-membrane and corneas, and contaminated human-growth hormone.
*Variant CJD: Linked to eating beef contaminated with "mad-cow disease" (bovine spongiform encephalopathy or BSE). Begins with behavioural abnormalities. Average age 26. No cases reported in New Zealand.


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Can anyone suggest any cost saving,hassle free tips for shipping honey?
I need to send 2 gallons or so to family in NY I'm in Florida. I was just going to fill priority boxes with bottled honey and send it.
I also need to mail a couple bottles to the Nederlands.


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Passed CEH
My study plan included reading the Offical CEH book by Graves, I should have skipped it and gone directly to Exam Prep by Gregg. I found the Exam Prep had a deeper level of the material which represented what was on the test. While the Offical CEH book was a good start, I felt it lacked the depth of Exam Prep. Exam Prep explained some of the harder material is an easy to use format. The chapter on cryptology was steller! I wish I would have reviewed this before I sat for the CISSP. In addition to the books I used the Career Academy's videos. The video was a good solid foundation that went into a lot of the older software you may not find else where and some walk throughs you may not have the time to do on your own. I previewed the CBT nuggets but I honestly could not take the jokes and unethical comments/stories he was telling.
I felt I should have done more studying with the specific tools like Ettercap, netcat, Snort, and Wireshark. Having a lot of experience with NMAP definately helped.
My next plan is go self-study for GCIH, as long as my company will spring for the book. I don't know why they are dragging their feet. It's much cheaper than flying me to a SANS training.
CISSP, GCIH, GCIA, C|EH, Sec+, Net+, MCP


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Seattle is going to win guys.
Just accept it, and when it happens, you won't be so disappointed.
Mood: WOOF!
While some like Steve Spagnuolo to return as DC, Giants could promote Peter Giunta to DC. What about then hiring Sam Madison to coach CBs? - from Art Stapleton
hmmmmm, as long as they get after the qb I could care less who we get.
• Underdogs covered six of the last seven Super Bowls and won four outright: the '07 Giants (12-point dogs); the '09 Saints (five-point dogs); the '11 Giants (2.5-point dogs); and the '12 Ravens (4.5-point dogs). The previous four underdogs to win a Super Bowl outright: the '02 Bucs, '01 Pats, '97 Broncos and '90 Giants.
• It's really important to clinch a Round 1 bye, right? Well, the '08 Steelers and '09 Saints were the only bye week teams to win Super Bowls. The Bye Weekers only finished over .500 in the playoffs once, in 2009, when they went 6-3. They never went "chalk," finishing 29-30 overall. By contrast, from 1998 through 2004, the Bye Weekers won six of seven Super Bowls,3 went "chalk" three times (in 1998, 2002 and 2004), and never dipped below .500 (finishing 40-22 overall).
odds are kinda against them
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Hello all!
We're a suburban Chicago family on 2 acres - interested more and more in self-sufficiency both for better products and for less cost. Our local beek dropped the neighborhood as a hive site, so our garden produce went way down three years ago. Another neighbor got bees last spring - and low and behold, we got produce! Those neighbors are looking at building and moving out of state in 5yrs, so it's time to add bees for our garden and small (but growing) orchard.
Right now, boiling maple sap for our own syrup. Gathered eggs from our flock of layers. Getting meat chickens in a month, so I'd better get supplies for them soon. Got the first seedlings in the dirt under the lights in the barn in preparation for early spring planting. And mother nature delivered her first "real" snowfall of the year. Yep, I'm VERY thankful for the precip...but really, 5" of snow? Doesn't mother nature know I've got to get a KTBH built in preparation for the end of April packages of bees that are coming?! Really?!


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Re: Official Thread PSN Outage September 21st
Nooooooo not again i cant sigh in in my plus account to download resident evil 1 2 3 4 i live in Puerto Rico. The problem is also in USA ?
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Waiting for sony to get their act together is like this video
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We shouldn't have to "check" anything, the network should not be down. They had a month of downtime to alleviate any problems with their network and this just shows their incompetence. If the issue was caused by the update someone should be fired over it, this is just unacceptable no matter how you look at it.
You ever heard of the term "Murphy's Law"?
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Socom 4 is the worst game i've ever played...that franchise went to junk after ps2. As far as this goes, this is insane. honestly that crap they offered the last time (aside from infamous) with the "welcome back" package was chicken feed. Disappointment after disappointment this past year with sony, i'm really about to sell my ps3 for 200 to get an xbox. This other crap about sony having a "a bad year" is inexcusable as well, you're a multi BILLION dollar a year company and you can't keep your network up? Who the **** are you paying for this cause I'd love to have the paycheck they're making. Also the new user agreement was made so they don't have to give you another welcome back package due to the fact you can't sue them. Why? cause it costs less to pay someone to write up a new user agreement than it does to hand out a credible return package to loyal customers.
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Thanks for the news. Any Idea about when we'll be back up? I was downloading Socom patch when it locked-up. Can anyone tell me what I'll need to do to finish my download?


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Is it normal or ok for there to be 4 or 5 bars of really nice brood comb then a couple of bars of nectar, pollen, capped honey, then a few bars of comb with capped brood about the size of your palm, and a little drone then more honey? The KTBH has 32 bars. All but 8 are built out. They are still building comb.
Should I worry? Should I do somethign about getting all the brood comb in one place? Just wait and see if it works itself out?


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Now I am positioning my first fabric Letter C on the Unit 2. I am using the light to help make sure I have the whole area covered. Once I have the area covered to my satisfaction I use a pin to hold that fabric. Next I will fold on the line between area 1 and 2 so that I can cut my 1/4 seam allowance and this will help me to line up my second fabric (D - background fabric) for area 2.
Checking to make sure area is covered totally
Trimming seam allowance and excess fabric to help place second fabric
Placing second fabric right side down on top of first fabric which is right side up


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Message to CSP Members
1. Thanks for following me on this wild ride. It should be a blast.
2. Many of the hacking material (both articles and forum topics) will be repeated here as we eventually transition most of the hacking info from CSP Mag to EH-Net.
3. As members of CSP Mag, you have helped shape that site. Your continued feedback and participation is welcomed and encouraged.
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Flora and Fauna: 400 Years of Artists Inspired by Nature
20 Sep 2014 - 14 Dec 2014
Surrey Art Gallery, Surrey, B.C.
Drawn from the NGC collections, this exhibition looks at the ways in which nature has been an enduring subject for artists over the centuries. A source of curiosity, consolation and spiritual regeneration, nature's complexity, its vulnerability and beauty have all been expressed in forms that are epic, analytical, and intimate. Each one of these approaches is represented in this installation of photographs, prints, drawings, and paintings of gardens, landscape and the small creatures that inhabit these spaces.
Organized by the National Gallery of Canada.
Rosamond W. Purcell
Honeycreepers, 1995, printed 1998
Azo dye print (lifochrome)
40.6 x 50.8 cm; image: 31.8 x 48.2 cm
National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa
Gift of David E. Wright and Mary Beth Sweet, Ottawa, 2002
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Crook Co. deputy's coffee stop sparks chase, arrest
Prineville man facing DUII, other charges
PRINEVILLE, Ore. - A Crook County sheriff's deputy's stop for a cup of coffee in the wee hours of Thursday morning led to a six-mile pursuit and the arrest of a Prineville man on DUII and other charges.
Around 2:15 a.m., a deputy stopped at the Cross Street gas station on the east end of Prineville to get some coffee, said Sgt. James Savage.
As he entered the store, a worker there told him a drunk man had just tried to buy some alcohol and been denied, Savage said. The man was reported to have gotten into a Ford Bronco II and drove away toward the east on Highway 26.
A short time later, the deputy found the Bronco on Highway 26 near Barnes Road and tried to pull it over for a traffic violation, Savage said.
The driver, later identified as Corey Lee Davis, 54, of Prineville, did not pull over, and the deputy pursued him for about six miles at speeds of 55-65 mph, Savage said.
Finally, Davis pulled into the Lake Shore RV Park, near the Ochoco Reservoir, and stopped on the back side of the trailer park, where he was arrested without incident, the sergeant said, adding that Prineville police assisted in the case.
Davis was taken to the county jail and booked on charges of DUII, attempt to elude police, driving with a suspended license (misdemeanor), failure to present a driver's license and multiple warrants out of Deschutes County, Savage said.
Davis was released from jail later in the day under the matrix formula used due to crowding conditions, a jail officer said, adding that "he was walking" when he left the jail.
Police-log records show Davis was arrested on a DUII charge back in July of 2011 at SW Fifth and Evergreen in Redmond.


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Diesel fuel is bascially the same product as home heating oil. The primary difference is that diesel has a lower sulfur content.
When heating oil is in short supply, low sulfur diesel fuel can be diverted to heating oil supply. Thus, diesel fuel prices rise with heating heating oil prices.
Retail diesel fuel prices nationally, along with those of most other petroleum prices, increased steadily through most of 1999. But prices in the Northeast jumped dramatically in the third week of January.
Diesel fuel prices in New England rose nearly 68 cents per gallon, or 47 percent, between January 17 and February 7. While EIA does not have weekly diesel price data by state, you can assume Rhode Island was following the New England prices upward. Diesel fuel prices in the Mid-Atlantic region rose about 58 cents per gallon (42 percent) in the same period, compared to an increase of 16 cents in the national average.


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– February 14 2011
– Year XI
Issue 135 • UN Women, led by ex-Chilean prime minister Michelle
Bachelet will be officially launched on February 24 during the 55th
session of the Commission on the Status of Women in New York. APC women
will be there launching a new initiative "I Don't Forward Violence" - a
campaign to build awareness around the damage caused by deliberately or
carelessly forwarding violent SMSs, home-made videos or emails. This
edition APCNews reports on how campaigners in Pakistan are using the
internet to lobby the government for better laws to protect women's
rights and how one young woman was moved by the story of an acid attack
survivor to create a digital story which has received a Red Cross young
reporter award. Every year in Pakistan more than 100 people are
attacked with acid. The majority of them are women.
for APCNews) - Women survivors of domestic violence in Pakistan have
long endured twofold abuse – not only at home but by a government that
does not protect them. In 2009 there was hope the government would step
up to protect women from domestic violence – the National Assembly
passed the Domestic Violence (Prevention and Protection) Bill, but the
bill expired after the Senate failed to pass it. However, a Pakistani
women's rights organisation is working to reintroduce the bill in
parliament – through the use of information and communication
technology, and after training from APC. More>
(KB for APCNews) – "Her story might have daunted me but her strength
and courage overwhelmed and even empowered me ... I was impressed by
how she had taken the bold step of coming forward, taking her life in
control and deciding what was best for her," said Sana Masood in a
digital story she created at a APC Feminist Tech Exchange
workshop, and which recently won an award in the International Red
Cross' Young Reporter competition. More>
(APC for APC) - "The power of people communicating in solidarity and
joint action is a power that even the most over-confident rulers and
regimes cannot overcome, not in the long term", said APC's executive
director Anriette Esterhuysen. "What is happening in Egypt and Tunisia
is a demonstration of people's outrage and courage in the face of long
term repression – now played out on and supported by the internet and
mobile technologies." APC joins the global solidarity with the Egyptian
people as they take to the streets in the struggle for democratic
reform and human rights.
(APC for APC) - The world has witnessed in Egypt and Tunisia that when
governments feel threatened not only do they censor individuals
but they also try to take away the tools they use to contact and inform
each other and organise. APC thinks that internet rights, such as
freedom of expression and freedom of association, should not be taken
from granted, and is working both globally and locally to make them a
reality for all. More>
(Chakula for APC) The rapid roll-out of fibre optic cables in Africa
over the past years brought a wave of optimism to the continent. But
governments appear slow to see the potential for economic and social
development. In 2008 APC launched three campaigns to advocate for
progressive broadband policies in South Africa, Nigeria and Ghana.
Chakula, the newsletter that focuses on APC's policy work in Africa,
evaluated the impact of the campaigns through interviews with Willie
Currie, Abiodun Jagun, Eric Osiakwan and others.
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Hi gang. I recently saw a post in the cargo hold where someone was looking for a price check on some Mark Cheng boots. As I read the post, I saw Jango Wes chime in and say the boots were his creation. I had no idea there were two quality boots by different makers. So I pose to you. Do I have Cheng boots? Or do I have Jango Wes boots? I bought them about 2 years ago and I have worn them twice.
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Duplex Apartment in Malaga Center
Спальные места4
Ванные комнаты1
Площадь61 м²
Этаж №1
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- Кухня
- Кондиционер
- Стиральная машина/сушилка
- Закрывающаяся на ключ комната
- Балкон/терраса
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Registro de Turismo de Andalucía : VFT/MA/00643
Loft style duplex apartment recently built with a modern design and decoration for up to 4 guests (2 bedrooms). The apartment has a surface of 61 m2. On the upper level there is a bedroom with a private terrace; on lower level you will find the other bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and living room.
The upper floor bedroom has a double bed, closet and an small private terrace (please read house rules about terrace usage).
The lower floor bedroom has also a double bed, closet and is located next to the bathroom.
Kitchen is fully equipped with fridge-freezer, washing machine, stove, bread toaster, Italian coffee maker and kettle. Complete crockery and cutlery, pots and pans.
A blow dryer can be found at the bathroom.
Apartment has wifi internet access, air conditioning (hot and cold), wooden floor and double glass windows.
Правила ПроживанияKeys will be given, in person, to the guests the same day of their check-in date.
Lost keys have a replacement fee of 20€.
Check in, from 2.00 pm.
Check out, until 12.00.
If possible, check in and out time could be flexible.
Arrivals after 22.30 have an extra charge of 20€.
Arrivals after 00.00 have an extra charge of 30€.
Smoking is not allowed.
Pets are not allowed.
Only registered guests can access to the apartment. It is forbidden that other people access to the apartment without our permission.
No parties, loud music or noise. Please respect other guest´s rest.
If using the patio during the night, please do not talk loud, play music... It could bother other guests in the building.
It is not allowed to cook in the terrace.
A 150€ guarantee deposit will be asked at the arrival. It will be returned at the checkout if everything is ok with apartment.
|Цена за 2 гостей
|667 руб. за одну ночь/ дополнительная ночь
|Максимальная продложительность визита
|1 месяц
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Modern apartment recently refurbished, comfortable bed and armchairs, all features exactly as shown on website. Efficient heating/air conditioning unit. Located in the old town only a few metres from shops, cafes, restaurants, etc and convenient for museums, market and most of the interesting features of Malaga. Fede, the host, has prepared a useful map with the locations of recommended bars, restaurants and supermarket. A good place to stay.
We had a warm welcome by Fede which was great. The appartement is very comfortabele, has great space, great beds and great shower. The locations is also really nice. The cosy, local beaches of El Palo with nice restaurants and a small supermarket around the corner. By car or taxi (not too expensive) Malaga is only 15 minutes away. The only 'comment' I would have is that some more glasses, plates, bowls and such would be beter. We really had a great time and would love to go back soon!!
We have a great stay in Malaga. The apartment has a very good location and has everything we needed. It's near to the beach with fantastic view. We were a group of friends and the apartment was big enough. It was very clean with two bathrooms which was perfect for us. Fede is the perfect host. At our arrival we were lost in Malaga as we arrived by car and the navigation didn't work. Fede helped us to find the apartment. He also gave us a lot of helpful information about Malaga in general and the district where the apartment is situated. He recommended us a really nice restaurant near the apartment and even explained us how we could go to Granada and Ronda.
I definitely recommend the apartment.
Thanks, Fede!
Very nice apartment, situated in the center of the city. There is everything, what you need for a comfortable staying, it's clean and fresh.
Fede was always present and ready to give all necessary information and help! We R setisfaed with our holiday in this flat for 100%!
Thank you, Fede, for your hospitality and kindness!
It was great in Malaga. Fede is a very friendly man. He said us, nice places in Malaga. He give us a copy from a little city map. When we needed help in the flat, he came and helped us. If we fly over again to Malaga, I would book again fede his flats.
We, two girls from Holland had a wonderfull stay at this appartment.. Fede is a real good host from the beginning till the end.. He also told us the do's and the dont's. The appartment is really clean en nice decorated.. We loved our stay really much.. You have everything you need, from a nice bed, arcodition, to a washingmachine..
You stay in the historic centre and you can do anything by foot; to see the nice centre, the beach.
If i go back to malaga, i would like to go to this appartment again. In my eyes it was the perfect appartment, for the perfect vacantion.
Thanks Fede
The apartment was great. Very clean and new. The two of us stayed for about one month and had everything we needed. The kitchen was fully equipped so we could eat-in. We couldn't ask for a better location. It is safe, very close to Plaza de la Merced (2-3 minute walk). We were able to walk to just about everything in about 10 minutes. Fede was a great host and was there to answer questions and help as needed. His WiFi Internet works good if you just need to check email and surf the web on occasion but wasn't great for those who need to work. He is going to have someone come in and take a look at it soon, so I expect it will get better. I highly recommend this apartment. We will most definitely stay at Fede's place again when we're in Malaga next time. Thanks Fede for all the recommendations - we loved our stay in Malaga!!
FANTASTIC APARTMENT : a very good location and very friendly and helpful welcome! Regarding price-quality this apartment is absolutely highly recommended!
We spent a wonderful holiday in Malaga.
Fede is a very good host. He gave us many useful tips of places to visit.
The appartment is cosy and clean. Certainly big enough for a family of four.
Two showers came in very handy when we returned from our daily trips to the beach. We also enjoyed a lot the view of the Sea and the beach.
The apartment is very modern. It's close to restaurants, pubs, stores and only 10-15 minutes walk from the beach. Me and a friend spent one week in the apartment and really felt that it had everything that we needed. Fede is a nice host who gave us a lot of suggestions on what to visit and where to eat in Malaga. I can really recommend this apartment if you feel like visiting Malaga.
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The contest, which will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. is Willits Daily Bread's annual major fundraiser, "and we need community support," says Daily Bread director Cindy Savage.
Each year contestants compete to get the most votes for their soup, and the best-decorated table, Savage notes.
"There are many types of soups made for the event," she adds, and those attending "get to taste all of them. Plus you get to have some of the best baked breads from Emandal, and homemade cookies from the Seventh-day Adventist Church for dessert."
Admission is $15 per person or $25 per couple, and includes two ballots to vote for best-tasting soup and favorite table decoration.
Soup-makers pay a $25 fee and receive two ballots, as well as a special ballot for "soup-makers choice."
"I can't wait to taste all the extraordinary soups this year," Savage says.
"This year, Willits Daily Bread is in need of more funding because of cutbacks from most of our funding agencies," she adds. "So at our Sip some Soup Contest we are going to have a silent auction in a separate room at the Community Center.
The auction will continue through the event, "so please take a look and bid on the variety of items," Savage urges.
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Re: st: estimating an asymmetrical relationship
Gisella Young <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: estimating an asymmetrical relationship
Wed, 16 Dec 2009 00:31:53 -0800 (PST)
Thank you very much Nick and David for your thoughtful and helpful replies.
On Nick's point about whether I need a model that treats
my variables as linked time series or whether I am lumping together data
without regard to time, I am not sure whether I understand this correctly and maybe I am exposing my ignorance here, but I am estimating a normal (?) time series model, so the observations have dates but I am not doing any explicit linking... One can look at this relationship in terms of economic theory and there are explanations, but what I need to do here is empirically test whether there is an asymmetry for a particular country over a particular time period. I haven't found literature that econometrically tests for this type of asymmetrical relationship in other contexts, which is why I am struggling about the correct way of doing it.
On David's suggestion of dummies for the different periods (increasing and decreasing of thee explanatory variable), actually this was something I considered but was told my an econometrician colleague that this was wrong (not sure why) and that only a nonlinear estimation would be appropriate. I would be interested in hearing the views of other list members on this?
Or alternatively, a suitable way of specifying and testing the relationship in STATA, whether using OLS or nonlinear specification?
Thank you!!!!
--- On Tue, 12/15/09, David Jacobs <email@example.com> wrote:
> From: David Jacobs <email@example.com>
> Subject: Re: st: estimating an asymmetrical relationship
> To: firstname.lastname@example.com
> Date: Tuesday, December 15, 2009, 6:18 PM
> Gisella, how about this technique
> (and let's see what others on the list say about it, as it's
> been a while since I thought about this issue)?
> Construct a dummy coded 1 if there's growth in the
> explanatory variable of interest and construct another if
> there's negative change. Multiply each dummy with the
> explanatory variable of interest thereby creating two
> interacted explanatory variables. Enter both product
> terms in a model. If there's a statistically
> significant difference between the coefficients on the two
> interacted terms, that should provide evidence that you
> indeed have asymmetric effects.
> At 11:55 AM 12/15/2009, you wrote:
> > This question is partly econometric and partly STATA,
> and I would greatly appreciate any advice. I need to
> estimate a relationship which I believe to be asymmetric -
> between growth as the explanatory variable of interest and
> unemployment as the dependent variable. Asymmetric in the
> sense that, while overall I expect a negative relationship,
> I expect the magnitude of the relationship to be higher when
> growth is going down than when it is going up (for reasons
> not necessary to go into here). That is, I expect the
> coefficient on the relationship to be higher during periods
> of high or increasing growth than during periods of low or
> decreasing growth (I realise that high and increasing is not
> the same thing but I will later figure out which). So I
> believe that OLS is not appropriate as it will not pick up
> these differences, and what I am really interested in
> investigating is whether there is asymmetry and how strong
> it is. Ideally I would like to get
> > different coefficients for the 2 types of
> periods (note that this is not one long period and then
> another long period, but ups and downs). I believe that I
> need a nonlinear estimation method to do this. But beyond
> that I am not sure how to proceed and would be terribly
> grateful for any suggestions.
> >
> > Thank you very much.
> >
> > Gisella
> >
> >
> >
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Magistrate orders release of bride suspected of murdering husband
MISSOULA, Mont. - U.S. Magistrate Jeremiah Lynch has ordered the release of a Kalispell woman accused of pushing her husband off a cliff in July after being married just eight days. To read the conditions of her release click here.
NBC Montana has confirmed she has been released but the U.S. Attorney has filed a motion for her to be returned to custody. Graham was initially taken into custody Monday.
Court records indicate she confessed to killing Cody Lee Johnson by pushing him off a cliff in Glacier National Park during an argument.
Lynch said that the U.S. government had not proven that Graham was a flight risk, or a danger to the community. Lynch also said that while the evidence against her is strong, that is not a reason to keep her in custody.
Lynch ordered Graham to home detention at her parent's Kalispell home. According to court documents, Graham can only leave the home for court-approved reasons like religious services, medical treatment and attorney visits.
Graham is also ordered to undergo a mental health evaluation.
Click here to read the full court document on Graham's release.
In the next few weeks a grand jury will likely hear the U.S. Attorney's case against Graham. That will happen in closed secret hearings.
23 people are selected randomly from a list of registered voters. Their task isn't to decide whether a person is guilty, but to decide if the government has enough evidence to charge a person with a crime.
"Whether there's probable cause to believe that an individual has committed a felony," said Missoula defense attorney Michael Sherwood.
Sherwood estimates he's worked on more than a hundred federal cases. He explains that the Grand Jury stands between the government and the person under investigation. Jurors serve for about 18 months and can sit on one or two cases a week, and hear several cases.
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Hoyer: No one would vote for ObamaCare if they read the bill
posted at 8:33 pm on July 8, 2009 by Ed Morrissey
The modern definition of gaffe is "the accidental act of a politician telling the truth." Steny Hoyer gives us a demonstration in his assessment of the health-care reform bill his party is pushing in both chambers of Congress. The bill will get plenty of support as long as no one actually bothers to learn what it does:
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) said Tuesday that the health-care reform bill now pending in Congress would garner very few votes if lawmakers actually had to read the entire bill before voting on it.
"If every member pledged to not vote for it if they hadn't read it in its entirety, I think we would have very few votes," Hoyer told CNSNews.com at his regular weekly news conference.
Hoyer was responding to a question from CNSNews.com on whether he supported a pledge that asks members of the Congress to read the entire bill before voting on it and also make the full text of the bill available to the public for 72 hours before a vote.
In fact, Hoyer found the idea of the pledge humorous, laughing as he responded to the question. "I'm laughing because a) I don't know how long this bill is going to be, but it's going to be a very long bill," he said.
This goes beyond the inanity of Hoyer in this particular application. We elect Representatives from each district and Senators from each state to make the laws which govern us. We didn't elect their staffs to do that work for the empty suits who go to Washington. The culture in the Beltway has evolved to the point where our elected officials have more or less become accessories to the permanent aide class within DC.
Elected officials will claim that legislation has become too complex to master individually. Well, there's a solution for that, too — stop offering bills so hideously complex and expensive that only the most skilled Talmudists can discern their meaning and impact. It's precisely because the legislative process has run off the rails that we get bucketloads of unintended consequences from bills like the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act, and McCain-Feingold.
A good rule of thumb: if a Representative or a Senator can't be expected to read it, it shouldn't pass into law. Apply this standard, and watch how that stops the growth of government and the stupidities of the law.
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