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An Amber Alert that has been issued for two girls taken by their mother after she allegedly stabbed the girls' father in Shoreline Thursday morning.
Dorreen Starrish, 28, is suspected of stabbing her ex-husband around 8:30 a.m. in a home in the 1500 block of NE 190th Street, said Sgt. Cindi West with the King County Sheriff's Office, which provides police services to Shoreline.
Authorities are now looking for the couple's daughters, 7-year-old Helen Smith and 3-year-old Alice Smith, who were taken by their mother who does not have custody of the kids, West said. The girls are of Native American descent, according to the Amber Alert, but no other description was available.
The kids were at the home when Starrish came over, said Sgt. Jesse Anderson with the King County Sheriff's Office. They apparently got into an argument and the man was stabbed in the chest, Starrish said. Starrish then fled with the kids.
"There's always that concern that the kids could be in jeopardy, because we don't know of her mental state at this point," Anderson said.
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Distributional and Efficiency Effects of Marine Protected Areas: A Study of the Northeast Atlantic Cod Fishery
AbstractWe study the distributional and efficiency effects of marine protected areas using the Northeast Atlantic cod stock as an example. A model with two players targeting different age groups of cod is developed to examine how protected areas may affect payoffs to the players under cooperation and non-cooperation. We find that depending on the ex ante and ex post management regime, win-win, lose-lose, or win-lose outcomes may emerge with the implementation of marine protected areas. When the ex post management is cooperation, both players gain, while ex post non-cooperative behavior results in gains only to one of the players.
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Alkyne-Cobalt-Clusters: Syntheses, Structures and Rearrangements of Metal-Stabilized Propargyl Cations and Radicals
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Dr. Michael J. McGlinchey
Cobalt-clusters are versatile reagents in organometallic chemistry. Their ability to protect an alkyne allows one to selectively manipulate a ligand without undergoing a competitive reaction from the alkyne. Cobalt-clusters geometrically modify linear alkynes to 136-145° degrees, thereby allowing for some non-traditional alkynyl chemistry to occur. In particular, the focus of this dissertation lies upon the chemistry of cobalt-complexed propargyl alkynols, the ability of cobalt to stabilize neighbouring cations generated from these alcohols, and the chemistry that can be accomplished by altering the steric and electronic effects. We have chosen to study the possibility of inducing migration of various substituents from one terminus of the cobalt-complexed alkyne to the alcoholic site of the propargyl group via protonation of the desired complex. While examining various silanes, and altering the propargyl alcohol itself, we have considered both steric and electronic effects, thereby determining the idealized conditions for such transfers to occur. Furthermore, in our attempts to successfully apply these migrations to several systems, we have acquired a diverse synthetic knowledge of propargyl cobalt-clusters and their intricate reactivity.
An examination of the potential for allyl migrations in norbornyl derivatives revealed several fascinating transformations. Upon protonation with HBF4, [(2-endo-allyldimethylsilyl)ethynylborneol]Co2(CO)6, 63, suffers elimination of water or propene, to yield [(2-allyldimethylsilyl)ethynylborn-2-ene]Co2(CO)6, 68, [(2-endo-dimethylfluorosilyl)ethynylborneol]Co2(CO)6, 69, respectively, and surprisingly, the tricobalt complex (2-norbornylidene)CHCCo3(CO)9, 7 In contrast, protonation of the terminal alkyne (2-endo-ethynylborneol)Co2(CO)6, 76, an anticipated precursor to 70, led instead to (2-ethynyl-2-bornene)Co2(CO)6, 78, and the ring-opened species (2-ethynyl-4-isopropyl-1-methylcyclohexa-1,3-diene)Co2(CO)6, 79. However, conversion of 76 to 70 was achievable upon prolonged heating at reflux in acetone, thereby also affording the corresponding alcohol, [2-(2-hydroxybornyl)]CH2CCo3(CO)9, 77. A mechanistic rationale is offered for the formation of RCH2CCo3(CO)9 clusters upon protonation of alkyne complexes of the type (RC≡CH)Co2(CO)6.
Our interest in acid-promoted rearrangements in cobalt-clusters led us to novel propargyl radical chemistry induced by using particular solvents. The protonation of (1,1-diphenyl-2-propyn-1-ol)Co2(CO)6, 108, with HBF4 in dichloromethane generates the expected metal-stabilizd propargyl cation, and also rearranges to give the tricobalt cluster Ph2C=CH-CCo3(CO)9, 33. In contrast, use of THF as solvent affords the radical (Co2(CO)6)[HC≡C-CPh2], which dimerizes at the methyne position; subsequent cyclization and carbonylation yields 2,5-bis-(diphenylmethylene)cyclopent-3-en-1-one, 112.
Furthermore, use of a fluorenyl substituent, instead of the diphenyl analogue, has uncovered a route to transition-metal peroxides of general synthetic potential. Treatment of benzyl- or vinyl-dimethylsilylethynylfluoren-9-ol[Co2(CO)6], 53 and 54, respectively, with HBF4 in diethyl ether or THF has offered the very first known bimetallic transition metal peroxides, 124 and 125.
Finally the ability of cobalt-clusters to alter the geometry of cylcoalkanes has been investigated. Treatment of 1-[axial]-(trimethylsilylethynyl)cyclohexan-1-ol, 129, with dicobalt octacarbonyl results in a conformational ring flip such that the bulky dicobalt-alkyne cluster moiety now occupies the favored equatorial site. However, when a 4-tert-butyl susbtituent is present, the coordinated alkynyl group retains its original axial or equatorial position.
Complexation of trans-[diaxial]-1,4-bis(triphenylsilylethynyl)cyclohexan-1,4-diol, 142, brings about a chair-to-chair conformational inversion such that both cluster fragments now occupy equatorial sites. In contrast, cis-1,4-bis-(triphenylsilylethynyl)cyclohexan-1,4-diol, 143, reacts with Co2(CO)8 to yield the twist-boat conformer, 145, in which the two axial hydroxy substituents exhibit intra-molecular hydrogen bonding. Likewise, the corresponding reaction of cis-1,4-bis(trimethylsilylethynyl)cyclohexan-1,4-diol, 147, with Co2(CO)8 leads to a twist-boat, 149, but, in this case the molecules are linked through intermolecular hydrogen bonds. The importance of X-ray crystallography in the unambiguous determination of molecular conformations has been emphasized.
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BHP100305—10/3/75—BOSTON: Serious-face Carl Yastrzemski (L) appears to be getting some fatherly advice from Red Sox owner, Tom Yawkey during the teams' workout at Fenway Park 10/3. The Red Sox face the Oakland Athletics in the first two games of the playoffs 10/4-5. UPI
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Obit of the Day: Red Sox Legend Johnny Pesky
Boston Red Sox shortstop, and the namesake for the most famous foul pole in all of baseball, Johnny Pesky has died at the age of 92. Pesky spent parts of six seasons playing for the Sox, and also with the Detroit Tigers and the Washington Senators. A decent hitter, Pesky finished with a lifetime .307 average, which included three straight seasons of over 200 hits, leading the league each year. (Those seasons were 1942, 1946, and 1947, since Pesky, like most other players of his generation, had his career put on hold by World War II.)
Pesky's 1946 was his best, hitting .335 with 208 hits, and helped lead the Sox to that season's World Series. He finished 4th in the AL MVP voting that year. (Actually the Red Sox took 3 of the 4 top spots with Ted Williams finishing first and Bobby Doerr finishing third. So much for splitting the vote.)
After the 1954 season Pesky retired and returned to the Red Sox in various capacities including bench coach, radio analyst, and unofficial "ambassador" for various on-field events. Pesky had his number 6 retired by the team in 2007.
Now about that foul pole. According to Pesky, Red Sox pitcher Mel Parnell gave the pole the nickname "Pesky's Pole" in 1948 after the shortstop hit a game-winning home run that bounced off the pole giving Parnell the win*. (According to Wikipedia, Pesky never hit a game-winning homer during a Parnell-pitched game.) Although the pole was called "Pesky's" for decades the Red Sox didn't make the moniker official until 2006.
* That was one of only 13 home runs Pesky hit in his career.
Sources: masslive.com, baseball-reference.com, wikipedia.org, and the Boston Red Sox team website
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Larry Schlafly, manager of the Federal League Buffalo Buffeds, and Lee McGee, manager of the Brooklyn Tip-Tops.
I was drawn to this photo because of their posture. I never get tired of the rigidity in old photos, no doubt because of the trouble it took to get people in front of a photographer. In this case, it also appears as though these two guys don't suffer such frivolities lightly.
Source: The Library of Congress
Ed Phelps of the 1905 Cincinnati Reds. Phelps didn't do too much as a ballplayer—he rattled around quite a bit and only once played in more than 100 games in a season—but he looks like he's having a lot of fun.
Source: The Chicago History Museum (SDN-003033, Chicago Daily News negatives collection, Chicago History Museum).
Colliers, Out-door Number, April 28, 1902
The Yankee Clipper gives the love of his life a big ol' smooch.
1941 was the year of the streak, of course. Surprisingly, he didn't have career bests that year in most of the major offensive categories. His best OPS year was '39, his best RBI year was '48, and his best year for HRs was '37.
One notable career best from that 1941: he struck out 13 times. That's it. 13.
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Humanity has finally gotten fed up with their fragile position in the world of Pokémon. Gathering the best of trainers, they have decided to subdue or dispose of every powerful Pokémon in existe...
"Why?" Zerobi groaned after a few minutes, breaking the silence, "Why didn't the Pokéball work?"
"… He said so himself, didn't he?" Lucario groaned back since he was already sick of not being able to give a straight answer, "I'm not a Pokémon."
"… What…?" Zerobi whispered as if she had heard him wrong.
"I'm human" Lucario continued while trying to ignore a sudden sharp pain in his shoulder, "Grr… I was human up until just recently, when I suddenly woke up in this strange body."
"… Huh…?" Zerobi mumbled in a confused way.
"I don't remember how it happened, but I was a blue wolf being chased by the police dog squad" Lucario tried to chuckle, but simply could not through all the pain, "Then I met you."
"Wait, you're serious?" Zerobi asked, before giving off several rapid coughs. It sounded very painful and Lucario became worried, but was too weak to even bend up to see how much damage she had taken.
"… So?" Lucario said, "Have you heard anything like it before?"
"No" Zerobi replied with her dazedness apparent, "I mean, there's a classic movie series dealing with it, but I've never heard about it actually happening."
"Pokémon watch movies?" Lucario asked as he noticed the heavy scent of ash in the air, "Hmm… Well, seems you read magazines, too…"
"... My magazines…" Zerobi said sadly, before they both went quiet for a while. Fresh air entering from outside had already begun to replace the smoke as well as the dankness that had filled the cave for so many centuries. Dreading the next rainfall, she wondered if there was any way to fix it.
"… We can't stay here" Zerobi said after many moments of silence and coming up short of ideas, "It's not much of a hiding place with a direct pipeline leading outside above us."
"It wasn't much of a hiding place to begin with!" Lucario said loudly, "They found us, didn't they?"
"And that's not even the strangest thing that happened today…" Zerobi sighed as she noticed her paralyzation diminishing and finally sat upright, "So, what are you going to do now?"
"… Do?" Lucario replied, for the first time in his life feeling envious of not being able to sit up.
"Yeah" Zerobi kept going as she added a hint of sarcasm to her voice, "Mr. Human-Pokémon-That-Cannot-Be-Caught?"
"… Stick with Lucario" Lucario mumbled quietly, "Well, I'm probably still being chased by Suicune and a bunch of other jerkoffs, so I guess I've got to get on the run again."
"Where?" Zerobi asked bluntly.
"… Away?" Lucario responded, trying to out-blunt her.
"Ugh…" Zerobi kept going, as she fell on her back again in exhaustion, "Do you have any supplies?"
"I don't have anything but the clothes I'm wearing…" Lucario said depressingly before wanting to lighten up the mood a little, "… You know, my pants. Guess that's more than you."
For the next couple of minutes, they were both quiet. Zerobi was lying immobile on the ground, which Lucario thought was peculiar seeing how she was obviously able to sit up now. At first he did not question it as he felt relieved that he would get a chance to rest undisturbed, but as time passed he started to get worried. She had also been hit by the immense attack from Raikou earlier, and if she was not as resilient as he was…
"Hey… Are you still alive?" Lucario asked, trying to pick up any sign of life from his vertical position.
"… Fine" Zerobi suddenly said out loud.
"… Fine, what?" Lucario asked.
"I'll come with you" Zerobi said, sitting up again.
"Uh…" Lucario exclaimed in surprise, "No, 'alive' means 'not dead' in human language."
"Hmpf, I know what I said…" Zerobi muttered, "Either that or I stay here, in this broken hiding place that soon will probably be swarming with nasty trainers trying to bring you to justice."
"… You miss Suicune or something?" Lucario asked as he tried to figure out a way to dissuade her, "This isn't a pleasure cruise, everyone I meet is going to want me dead."
"Don't worry, I'm not exactly wanted by the law as it is" Zerobi snickered to herself, "We'll have a better chance of survival if we stick together."
"No, just…" Lucario continued, not knowing what to say or do, "You're cool and all, but I always work alone. I don't need a partner."
"Obviously you do, since you don't seem to know anything about Pokémon" Zerobi responded quickly and confidently, "In exchange, you can… No, you'd better tell me what it's like being human."
"… Being human, eh?" Lucario whispered to himself. Finally being able to move his arms a little, he felt something next to his right hand. Looked down, he saw the master ball Red had used earlier on the ground, discarded like an useless tool. He was still a bit curious after all the buildup the aged trainer had given, and managed to pick it up in his right hand.
"Oh hey, that's…" Zerobi mumbled as she saw the thing in his hand which suddenly made her stammer, "… A-A master ball!?"
"Huh… I don't get it" Lucario said before holding up the ball above him in order to study it in the light coming from outside, "How can such a small thing contain a Pokémon?"
"It's quite complicated science…" Zerobi sighed, relived that the scary contraption was not in the hands of their enemy, "All I know is that if it gets you, you're a slave for the rest of your life."
"Hmm… I kind of want to try it out…" Lucario said slowly, eyeing the room for Zerobi's location.
"K-Keep that thing away from me…!" Zerobi stuttered frightfully as fear welled up in her and she took a step back from him.
"You wanted to be with me, right?" Lucario said with a smile, "How about I catch you right now and make you my Pokémon?"
"W-What!?" Zerobi exclaimed, taken off guard by this unexpected turn of events. Lucario held the master ball high up into the air before throwing it away. It hit the bed in the corner of the room, and settled down quietly.
"Nah, just kidding" Lucario said, making Zerobi exhale deeply. He gave up on trying to moving as the mere action of throwing away the ball had used up the very last of his strength.
"Man, do you even know how scary it is, worrying about being captured by something like that!?" Zerobi shouted angrily at him, "Don't abuse your privileges, and don't joke around about it!"
"Y-You've got to have a sense of humor… If you're going to follow me…" Lucario said weakly, the world spinning around him as he felt like he was fainting.
"What? Now you'll let me come?" Zerobi responded, failing to disguise the eagerness in her voice.
"… Just… Let me sleep on it…" Lucario mumbled as he turned around and closed his eyes. Zerobi's silence signified that he would finally gain the well deserved rest he had been craving so long. All the anguish and confusion softly faded away as he fell into a deep slumber.


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Wealth Architect and Author of the Best-Selling Books, Power Principles for Success and Game Changers, Chuck Oliver, Publishes New Blog Warning Investors That Recent Economic Optimism May Not Be Well Founded
Chuck Oliver, founder of the Hidden Wealth System, warns investors to view recent economic news with skepticism.
Orlando, FL – March 1, 2013 - Wealth advisor Chuck Oliver, founder of the Hidden Wealth System, a wealth creation and preservation practice, recently published a blog on his website (http://www.thehiddenwealthsystem.com) discussing investment strategy. The blog, titled "The Economy is Supposedly Getting Better… But is Your Money Really Safe?" breaks down recent economic developments.
Chuck Oliver writes, "According to a recent CBO report, we are close to getting our debt levels under control. This came as quite a shock to many of us—particularly to those who have watched both parties in Washington try and fail to come up with any sort of solution."
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THURSDAY, June 9 (HealthDay News) -- Some patients with advanced
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University of Chicago researchers analyzed medical and
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treatment shown to be ineffective was Xeloda (capecitabine) after
cancer progression while being treated with the same class of drug.
The treatment with no compelling rationale was Erbitux
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treated with similar drugs.
The researchers said the patients who received these treatments
were exposed to significant risk without proven benefits at an
estimated cost of more than $2 million just for the drugs.
"Patients with advanced cancers that do no respond to standard therapies should either be looking for clinical trials, where there is a chance for benefit, or should have been thinking about shifting toward palliative care," study author Dr. Jonas De Souza, a hematology/oncology fellow, said in a university news release.
"Patients should not face the risks, discomforts and costs of aggressive and often quite toxic chemotherapy with treatment regimens that did not provide a benefit in previous studies," he added.
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WILMINGTON, NC (WECT) - Residents at Lake Shore Commons Independent Senior Living Community have been living without power since an icy winter storm hit Wilmington, and some say Duke Energy isn't doing enough to turn on their lights and heat.
Officials say most of their residents were staying somewhere else Thursday night, but for the 35 to 40 that remained, figuring out ways to stay warm were key.
Residents say they are wearing layers of clothes and have been given extra blankets. Officials have also given residents flashlights and hot meals.
Karen Klinefelter says she's worried about her mother-in-law who lives at Lake Shore Commons, and she thinks Duke Energy needs to make the facility a priority.
"I'm worried to death she's going to get out of the bed in the night and go to the bathroom in the night and fall again," Klinefelter said. "There's no lights, and there's no heat. And I'm really, really mad at Duke Power and light because everybody else seems to have power in this neighborhood…and why, why, why, why don't they?"
Officials say Duke Energy told it could be Saturday night before power was back. In the meantime, other arrangements have been made for residents. Lake Shore Commons is offering alternative shelter in their sister facilities.
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Stay-at-home dad wins Dream Home, but will he keep it?
HGTV's Dream Home giveaway is great for inspiring fantasies, but most winners can't afford to keep the houses.
Come on, admit it. You've drooled over the HGTV Dream Home at least once over the years.
How could you not? The home is usually architecturally interesting, nestled in a beautiful spot and exquisitely photographed. This year's "don't-you-wish-you-were-there" fantasy home was a 3,000-square-foot rustic mountain lodge in Stowe, Vt.
The winner of this year's HGTV Dream Home is Eric Makstenieks of suburban Chicago, who has entered the contest every year since 2003. He even sent in an entry from the hospital the day his daughter was born.
He found out about his victory last week when HGTV designer Monica Pedersen dropped by. The award will be televised at 8 p.m. Eastern March 19.
"It hasn't even hit us yet," Makstenieks told The Chicago Tribune's Bridget Doyle. "The most amazing part is the place is fully furnished — everything's already set up. Place settings, napkins, towels, you name it. One of the production guys even told us there's toothpaste in the cabinets. Do we even need a suitcase?"
Now Makstenieks and his wife, Catherine, who will see the house for the first time next month, have to decide whether they'll ever live in it.
Most winners don't.
Kathi Nakao, who worked in accounting for the state of California, won the Dream Home in St. Mary's, Ga., in 2004. She spent several vacations there, but she knew she'd never keep it.
"Ordinary people cannot keep a home like that," she told The Associated Press back in 2006, after she had sold the home. "I think it's meant to change your life, more than that they (HGTV) expect you to keep it."
With the money from the sale of the home, she paid the taxes on her winnings -- which on a $2 million prize can total more than $600,000 -- renovated her home in Sacramento, Calif., donated to charity, helped her children and bought a 1956 Chevy hot rod.
Don Cruz, who won the 2005 Dream Home in Tyler, Texas, moved his family from Illinois with the hope of keeping the home.
But the $250,000 in cash included with their prize and the proceeds from refinancing the home went quickly. Keeping up the 6,000-square-foot home was expensive, about $2,900 a month, not including $25,000 a year in property taxes and $7,000 a year for insurance.
When the federal tax bill for $672,000 came, they sold the house at auction in 2008 for $1.32 million, netting additional money from selling the contents.
Don and Shelly Cruz told Money Magazine in 2006, before the sale of the home, that they had no regrets. "It was great to live the life of the rich and famous, if only for a year," Don Cruz said.
Puzzled and concerned, you puzzle and concern ME. You believe it's fixed but gave no reason as to why you believe so, other than the fact you didn't win. Then you lament how people that win are either well off (certainly not the case in the stories shared above) or are satisfied in life already. So what are you saying? Only people that are dissatisfied with life should win?! I know poor people that are satisfied. Should they be excluded from entering?
Then you complain because entering gives people false hopes for something you say will never come true. Well it comes true for at least 1 person a year. According to your logic, should everybody stop playing the lottery because it might give a false hope? No more entering publishers clearing house to avoid disappointment?
You have that "everyone should be a winner - all people should have the same lot in life" socialist mentality. You must have been educated in our public schools. Your reasoning's are grossly immature and definitely sour grapes. Seriously, grow up!
I believe it's fixed anyway so that HGTV can keep the public interest.. Just as usual most who win don't even intend to use the property or already seem stable and satisfied or well off. Time to let more people win and time to have more than one house at a time to give away.Those who can really can benefit never win...I hate it ...It's a nightmare for me..just takes up time and gives people false hopes for something that will never come true. It really is a dream to me .I never win and like most people I have entered the contests for all the homes daily and never won a damn thing...What's the use?


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I'm with you on not being a huge mushroom or meatloaf fan. Meatloaf is okay, but even the ones people have described as "fantastic," it's still boring old meatloaf. Mushrooms in limited quantities are okay, lightly sauteed, or as a pizza topping with other items. But this would seems like it's way over my tolerance level.
I actually thought the same way. My girlfriend surprised me one night with a turkey-mushroom meatloaf (uses ground turkey instead of ground beef). The mushrooms actually are not very discernible , but add a flavor that is hard to emulate, especially if you season to a more traditional meatloaf flavor, with heavy influence from onion and garlic.


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PORT ST. LUCIE - His blond hair now gray, a man living in Port St. Lucie was arrested on Sept. 13 after it was discovered he deserted the Army in 1969, 43 years ago, according to documents from the Department of Defense.
Joseph Robert Counterman, 66, of 1302 S.W. Shudder Ave., was a private in the U.S. Army and working as a cook in Fort Dix when he was reported absent in May 1969.
A military person is reported as going "absent without leave," or AWOL when they do not report to their assigned duty. After 30 days, the designation is changed to military desertion.
Reaction to the news was mixed among veterans in the area.
Robert Jordan, a Port St. Lucie resident, served for 30 years in the Navy, retiring in 1992.
"He needs to go to prison," Mr. Jordan said. "I did my time in the military about the same time as he did, and didn't run away from my responsibilities. I'm glad he was caught."
Others were more sympathetic.
"He probably thought they weren't looking for him anymore," said Doris Cantfield, who is from Orlando but was visiting family in Port St. Lucie. Ms. Cantfield's late husband, Joe, was in the Army.
"It was a scary time for people back then. Whenever (her husband) left, I never knew if he was coming back or not. I can understand why he did it, if that was the reason."
Military desertion is a felony, and there is no statute of limitations for it, which means the federal warrant has been in the system for the past 43 years.
The documents went on to state that Mr. Counterman first enlisted in June 1966 in Pennsylvania. Other than his blue eyes and blond hair, the only other physical identifying mark the government had to find him was a scar on one of his fingers.
It is believed Mr. Counterman, who was now retired, was going by the name William Smith.
A Port St. Lucie police officer who served the military desertion warrant confirmed Mr. Counterman's identity through his birth certificate information before arresting him. It wasn't clear how the military found where he currently lived, as the house is in his wife's name. The police department declined further comment on the matter.
He was taken to the St. Lucie County jail, and later transported to Fort Stewart in Georgia.
According to an Army public affairs officer, the names of all deserters are entered into the National Crime Information Center, a database that cross references law-enforcement offices and other government agencies. Deserters can be identified by anything from an arrest to applying for disability or social security benefits.
"Very rarely do (deserters) go to jail," said the PAO. "The vast majority are released with an other-than-honorable discharge."
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The idea of Tony Blair returning as Labour leader would make more people turn out and vote at a general election - both for and against the former prime minister.
Max Nash, PA Wire
In a poll on MSN, almost half of the 45,000 responses said that the sight of Mr Blair back in his former job would make them more determined to vote for anyone but Labour.
But a quarter of people said they would be more likely to vote Labour if Mr Blair returned as leader.
The results suggest Mr Blair still has the ability to provoke extreme reactions among people of both a positive and negative kind.
They also imply that the presence of Mr Blair back in charge of the Labour party would encourage more people to vote in an election overall.
While 18% of people said the idea of Mr Blair as Labour leader wouldn't influence their vote at all, only 10% of people said it would make them less likely to vote Labour at a general election.
The MSN poll about how people would respond to Mr Blair's return to UK politics was prompted by the man's appearance earlier this week at a party fundraiser.
It was his first appearance together with current leader Ed Miliband.
Mr Blair has also given a number of interviews in recent weeks, in a sign that he is renewing his interest in UK politics. He even said that he would be prepared to be prime minister again, though he admitted it was unlikely to ever happen.
Tony Blair came third in MSN's recent survey to find the 60 most influential Britons of the Queen's reign.
How would you feel about Tony Blair returning to UK politics - in any role?
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Investigators with the Miami Dermatology and Laser Institute treated 15 patients who had severe hypertrophic scars. The patients were given three to five treatment sessions at two- to three-month intervals using a fractional ablative laser and immediate postoperative topical application of triamcinolone acetonide suspension with a concentration of 10 mg/mL or 20 mg/mL, according to the study abstract.
Results were reviewed by three blinded observers, who analyzed photographs taken at baseline and six months after the final treatment session. The scores were assigned using a modified Manchester quartile score to evaluate enhancements in dyschromia, texture, hypertrophy and overall improvement.
The combination of laser treatment with topical triamcinolone acetonide resulted in an average overall improvement of 2.73 out of 3.0, with 3.0 as the highest overall improvement score.
"Combination same-session therapy with ablative fractional laser-assisted delivery of triamcinolone acetonide potentially offers an efficient, safe and effective combination therapy for challenging hypertrophic and restrictive cutaneous scars," study authors concluded.
Limitations to the study included the small sample size and the lack of control arm.
Results were published in the March issue of Lasers in Surgery and Medicine.
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A repair procedure involving a full-thickness skin graft and a separately harvested auricular cartilage graft allow for correction of deep nasal alar defects after Mohs micrographic surgery, results of a study indicate.
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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) - A Lubbock man convicted in a Hockley County murder will spend 45 years behind bars. After less than an hour of deliberation, jury members handed down the sentence Friday afternoon to Darrell Hutcherson, 36.
The trial lasted for five days. The Hockley County jury deliberated for 66 minutes before delivering the guilty verdict. He was convicted of murder for the May 13, 2009 beating death of Levelland resident Assie Silva, 64, Thursday.
"It was a long week of trial. It was a lot of witnesses. And I think everyone worked very hard to present what they had to the jury," said Anna Ricker, Darrell Hutcherson's attorney.
According to police, Silva was a disabled man and was attacked on his couch after Hutcherson and two others pushed their way into his home. Police said his wife was home at the time when the three men attacked Silvia repeatedly hitting him with their fists. Silva was hospitalized after the assault. Prosecutors said Silva had to be kept alive by tubes and machines after the incident. He never regained consciousness and died July 16, 2009. Prosecutors called it a savage, vicious, senseless murder.
Hutcherson pleaded not guilty. "And of course we went to the jury for guilt innocence," said Ricker.
During the trial, prosecutors used a videotaped interview of Hutcherson that authorities said tied him to the scene of the crime. Jurors ultimately found enough evidence to put him behind bars. And Hutcherson's attorney said he respects their decision.
"It's difficult for any client to face a long term sentence. 45 years in this case. And so he's going to accept the jury's verdict and respect it," said Ricker.
Two other men were also indicted and charged with the murder of Assie Silva. Both Christopher Lee Williams and Lawrence Oneal Wyatt's trials are pending.
Hutcherson faced from 15 years to life. He is a convicted felon and previously spent six years behind bars for drug charges.
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Jocelyn Bell Burnell (b. 1943) discovered neutron stars and pulsars when she was a graduate student.
Neutron stars are one of the possible endings for stars— they are incredibly dense (for perspective: 1 tsp. of neutron star would be a billion tonnes on Earth), and can be created when a star's remnants collapse in on themselves following a supernova.
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Recently Diagnosed With HIV? African Americans Share Their AdviceDealing with an HIV diagnosis on top of all of life's other challenges may seem too daunting a task to face. There's a huge community out there doing it every day, though, so to those who are recently diagnosed, you are certainly not alone. Over the... Read more »
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Posted by Gianerick, 1 ReplyMy friend gave me a pair of earrings , he told me he put them on the day before and that he desinfect them , i cleaned them with water only and put them on , problem is i dont know if he has hiv and i dont believe him either about desinfect them... Read more »
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One of the best new Tumblr blogs is Of Another Fashion. Minh-Ha T. Pham's project takes an original look at historical photographs, to explore the under-documented fashion history of women of color in the United States. The site is a potent mix of photography, history and fashion, with intelligent commentary.
Some of the photographs are by greats like Dorothea Lange (an estimated one third of her FSA photographs were of people of color, but these images were rarely published and sometimes censored). Others, like the one above, are just as compelling - family photographs.
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December 6th, 201311:08 am
This movie was such an unexpected pleasure to see. I think Ms Dargis captured it for me. Despite the highs and lows of each particular scene, the experience was moving and the music was fantastic. I found something to like in each of the actors performances.
Like all well done stories, it connects with people who have shared in the character's experiences as well as those who can't know them directly but are transported into their lives and leave with some understanding and empathy.
I'd recommend this to anyone with a heart and anyone who loves great music.
— Jeff D, Boonton, NJ
November 27th, 20133:16 pm
I never review - and certainly don't rate - a movie I haven't seen. (The NY Times made me do it.) But I saw the play, twice with Marion Williams (and the Stars of Faith, and don't forget Alex Bradford and the Bradford Singers) and it was an amazing experience. The first time was in 1961, at Lincoln Center, and as a finale the cast walkef (or bounced) through the aisles, shaking hands with the audience. Sometime later, there was an "updated" version, with an emphasis on black empowerment. The first act hewed closely to the original, while the second was a narrative of black power. It had a point to make - that, I think, was the problem, namely, that it had gone beyond a church service with an underlying story, and had become a polemic.
The movie, which I would not wish to see except for the music, sounds like a movie. Too bad.
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Edward is constantly abusing Bella and one day Jacob catches him in the attack what happens to them.but why does bella go back to he mean cheating abusive boyfriend
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so after a night off get beat for trying to runaway and leave edward i woke up in my bed with a mind spliting head ache. "bella someonne hear for you" charlie said sounding to happy."dad do i have to get up"i shouted back hold my head."yes" he said laughing."fine let them sit down im taking a shower"i stated blankly."ok" he said walking to the bathroom was hell for me every part of my body. the hot shower felt great on my aching skin. the walk didnt hurt as much but i got the suprise of my life when jake was lying on my bed."hey bells" he said sweetly i ran over to him giving him a very rare bella bear hug. i hug him until he whispered bells youmight want to get dress before charlie walks in.i got up fast and realized i was in nothing but a towel. he was doing some serious blushing."im sorry" i said smallly . i got dressed in the bathroom when i came back jake asked me a question i was not ready for.
"why are you covered in brusises and scares?"
"ummmmmmmmmmm i was clumsy and fell down the stairs" trying to sound condefenit as possible, but his eyes were burning in to my soulhe stood up and walk over to me not once braking the stare."your lying" he siad blankly."n-n-n-no im not"i studder "yes you are you only studder when your scared or lying" he said staring harder."dang of coruse my best friend would know when im lying"i thought in a panick.jake's nosie scroucned up like he smell some thing really bad."jake whats wrong" i asked concerned. before either one of use could responed i seen edward lean asginst the window. he look heated.
"well,well well what do we have here ''edward exclaimed his voice lacy with venom and hate. jake push me be hide him and shaking i put my hands on his back to come him down."awwwwwwwww look bella trying to clam her little purse dog " he stated laughign jake was shaking worst and worst."jake clam down it's ok just clam down'' i soothed him the best i can i could until edward snitched my hair back hard i only thank god that charlie wasn't home .
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The Perfect Summer Afternoon
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Since Memorial Day weekend is the official beginning of summer for those of us who live in the USA, my mind has turned to fantasizing about what a perfect summer afternoon would be. Of course, finding just one vision of perfection becomes immediately problematic as I sift through all the things on my summer to-do list.
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Looks lovely....it's 45 degrees here this morning just outside Boston, and gray and windy. I've contemplated and resisted turning on the heat.
But tomorrow is another day!
Just in from a tomato/Serrano pepper picking session. My cherry and sweet 100's have been giving us many small tomatoes to enjoy and the celebrity bigger tomatoes are turning red and giving us tomatoes to slice. Have had two sessions of BLT's last week and so summer is here in Southern AZ. Basil is booming and I also see some pesto sessions coming next week. Happy summer days ahead.
Enjoying the last of spring here in NY - freezing cold and rainy yesterday - cool and sunny and breezy today. Was happy to wear wool and boots and make soup again before the 90 degree weather returns. It seems to come earlier and earlier each year.
That being said - getting creative with cold salads (whole grain ones are new for me this year and I love them) has been a blast in the blisteringly hot weather, as has getting acquainted with my brand-new, ice-crushing blender.
We're in the depths of Spring here in the PacNW. Which means rain, cold, rain, cold and more rain. :( I don't mind the rain, except in May & June when everyone else is talking about summer plans, weather, etc. and we're fighting the instinct to turn the heat back on. All the things you talk about are mid July/August events for us-hopefully. I'm rather cranky about it-and am every year.
We are in the PacNW also and grillin' between the showers and watching our garden grow. I just made your Mexican beer recipe, but I squirted the Cholula hot sauce, Worcestershire sauce, lime juice and some kosher salt into the bottom of a pint ball jar and swilled around some Negra Modelo to mix it up and added the rest. I don't like ice in my drinks. This is soooo good and I will be fixin' it all summer (if it ever comes to my neighborhood).
When it does get to be summer here, I WILL be in my tiny backyard watching the garden grow, enjoying the birds on the bird feeder, the bees on the flowers, basking in the "sun showers", and just enjoying being.
Summer seems a bit elusive here in Santa Monica - we're getting little glimpses of it but the cool-and-foggy keeps coming back. This was a nice reminder of what I soon have to look forward to!
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From StrategyPage, the USS Independence at Key West.
She might not look it, but the Indy is very fast, highly agile, scary dangerous, and requires a fraction of the manpower of traditional US Navy ships.
More like this, please.
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1. Bohemond
Sorry- as sexy and admittedly fast as she is, Independence is not in the least "scary dangerous." She's a glorified Coast Guard cutter, with less firepower than a tank fer Pete's sake, and is in no way an adequate replacement for the retiring Perry-class frigates.March 30, 2010 - 1:12 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
2. Steven D
Is it bad that my fist thought was "water logged battlestar"March 30, 2010 - 2:42 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
3. M. Thompson
I hate to say it, but my first thought on that shot was, "My goodness, she's got a big fantail."March 30, 2010 - 3:58 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
4. C. Johnson
Cool! It's got a basketball court!March 30, 2010 - 4:11 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
5. Adam Maas
Fast and agile, yes. Dangerous, no. Try next to no organic weaponry, the Independence is at its most dangerous with a Helo and a Spec Ops platoon embarked.
Considering the history of the name, the current version actually has the least organic firepower (a single 57mm main gun and 2 .50 cal machine guns and a SeaRAM anti-aircraft launcher, less than the WW1 Assault Transport with its 4×3″/50 guns, 2 dual 40mm and 16 20mm guns or even the original 10 gun sloop from the Revolution) and less firepower than a single aircraft operating off the previous USS Independence, a Forrestal class CVA.March 30, 2010 - 6:06 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
6. Steve
Dude! You are taking the Navy press releases WAY too seriously! Get on over to Commander Salamander's blog (http://cdrsalamander.blogspot.com/) or Information Dissemination (http://www.informationdissemination.net/) for a more balanced view. Bohemond in comment #1 is only slightly overstating the case, and thanks to "optimal manning" this ship doesn't really even have enough crew to keep up with regular maintenance, much less perform damage control in combat.March 30, 2010 - 6:09 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
7. Mark Reardon
Organic guns are a wonderful thing for 20th century warfare. How many drones carrying multiple helfires (or single shipkillers) can she mount?
And if you gotta use federal money for jobs, its more bang for the buck to employ a few thousand 25 buck an hour skilled tradesman than a few hundred lawyer wanna be bureaucrats. When I built subs back in the 80′s, Electric Boat was doing a decent job of training an awful lot of wayward youth at the same time.March 30, 2010 - 9:51 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
8. Casey
A less-charitable description was "glorified PT boat."
An aluminum-hull craft with large internal spaces without bulkeads, no organic guns (ok, Adam says "next to no organic weaponry; fair enough), and a permanent crew of about four freaking dozen. Try asking the crew of the USS Stark how many damage-control people they needed.
Not to mention all that "high" speed is next to nothing compared to a Mach 1 sea-skimming anti-ship missile, or even a close-in RPG-7.
As CDR Salamander says, "buy Ford, not Ferrari."March 30, 2010 - 11:23 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
9. sid
An egregious -nearly criminal- waste of our tax dollars…
But dang!
It sure looks COOL!!!March 31, 2010 - 8:02 am Link to this Comment | Reply
10. butch
Stephen – Among those in the know in the USN, LCS = Little Crappy Ship.
Under-armed, under-manned, over-priced.
Kill the program NOW!March 31, 2010 - 9:39 am Link to this Comment | Reply
11. richb313
As a former Fast Attack sailor their or only two different kinds of ships, Submarines and Targets. That being said we have to look at the purpose of the ship first. What is it supposed to do? If we limit our thinking to conventional areas we would have never won WWII after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor because we lost the Battle Ships. I still like the old Battle Wagons but they are not the Capital Ships of the Navy any more.
The Modern Attack Carrier is a force projector but if we look at just the ship alone and remove the Aircraft it is just a REALLY BIG Target. It has very limited ship defenses onboard but an Attack Carrier does not operate alone or without aircraft. It is the Carrier Group that is the weapon.
What will be this ships part and what is its' purpose? If it is to be used to insert Special Ops types then a ship of this type is probably what is needed. Fast, Shallow draft, and very manuverable. Too many defensive weapons will just weigh it down and actually make it more vunerable.
I just think back to Fast Attacks. They are very sneaky and very deadly but they really have very limited to no defensive capability. Once you know where a sub is the game is mostly up.
I do not know if this ship is really a good idea or not but what I do know is that none of the reasons stated make a case for or against it.March 31, 2010 - 3:50 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
12. Garrett
Way too expensive, Stephen. http://cdrsalamander.blogspot.com/2010/03/gao-on-lcs.htmlMarch 31, 2010 - 8:48 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
13. BulletMagnetEd
@Steven D – It's too small and weak-looking to be a Colonial ship. One or two Mark II vipers with nuggets at the stick would smash that over-priced dinghy. Pay attention folks, that's your tax dollars at work!April 4, 2010 - 9:53 am Link to this Comment | Reply
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