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Missing Lincoln County Grandmother Allegedly Stabbed, Strangled; Husband Faces Murder Charges
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- "She was just such an awesome lady that, it hurts, it really hurts," says Cliff Brown.
Cliff, one of Anita Bucki's several brothers, is among those grieving her death.
That's what made hearing some of the things he did in court today even more painful.
"She had been stabbed, and there was bruising on the inside of her throat, indicating to the pathologist that she may have been strangled," Lincoln County District Attorney Don Dunphy said at Mark Bucki's initial appearance Tuesday.
Mark, Anita's husband, had reported her missing from her rural Merrill home on April 26th.
But instead of a husband concerned for his missing wife, prosecutors believe he murdered her.
"There were seven stab wounds," Dunphy told reporters.
"There's anger. It's like, okay, you were her husband. You're supposed to protect her. Why all of a sudden is she found in the woods in a swamp? Are you kidding me?" asks Cliff.
A couple walking the forest in Taylor County found her body late last week, and she was identified Sunday.
Mark Bucki admitted to investigators he and Anita, a couple for nearly 27 years, were having a conversation about divorce, and he raised his voice.
He told police that after she supposedly disappeared, he ripped out carpeting from the bedroom, took some of Anita's belongings, and burned them.
"It certainly looks as if that carpeting was removed for a reason. And burned," Dunphy said.
A warrant led investigators to find blood in the home and on Mark Bucki's boots.
"Some of the blood was found in the living room, and I have a hard time believing Mr. Bucki dressed a deer," Dunphy told Judge John Yackel.
A police dog found signs of decomposing flesh in the bed of Mark Bucki's truck, on his boots, in the shower, in a burn barrel, and in what looked like a shallow by empty grave.
A week and a half after those discoveries, the discovery of Anita's body, with its stab wounds and throat bruising, was found in Taylor County.
Now, prosecutors think they have a strong case against Mark Bucki.
But Anita leaves behind the thing that was seemingly most important to her � her family.
"Her granddaughter was just everything to her," said Cliff.
Alauna had just turned one year old.
Now, she'll grow up without Grandma Anita.
"That's Anita in a nutshell right there," Cliff said of a picture of Alauna and Anita. "The smile on her face, the baby in her arms, it's beautiful. That's how we've got to remember her."
We'll wait to see if Anita's husband, Mark, will be found guilty for making remembering her the only way left to experience Anita Bucki.
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"There's just so much history here. It's just a good little place," said White Lake Area Historical Society secretary Judy Popelka.
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Micheal Mayville was originally charged with multiple counts of incest and second-degree sexual assault in two separate cases. Those assault charges were ultimately dismissed.
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"I'm just going to focus on what I'm there for, and that's to do the best I can for my athletes," said Antigo native Dr. Curt Draeger.
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"The reason the Antigo Silt Loam soil was selected wasn't that it represented the whole state, or exists throughout the whole state, or that it was the most productive," said Matt Ruark, an associate professor in the Soil Science department at UW-Madison.
But in 1983, it was selected as the official Wisconsin state soil for a special reason.
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just thought i would say well done arsenal and man u in qualifying for the last eight of the champs league
uniteds game bored me a bit but arsenal played fantastic football this evening and anyone who wants to watch ac milan being taken apart watch the arsenal game
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Police set up checkpoints in central New Delhi and shut several metro stations after two days of violent clashes with protesters angered by the gang-rape of a 23-year-old student on a city bus.
Authorities strengthened security and diverted traffic around India Gate, the venue of the demonstrations, causing snarls and delays for office goers. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh appealed for peace and calm in a statement today, assuring "all possible efforts to ensure security and safety to all women" in the country. All six men accused of raping and torturing the woman over a period of about 45 minutes on Dec. 16 have been arrested, police said.
The government's pledge to enforce stronger punishment, including possibly the death penalty, failed to assuage the concerns of protesters over the weekend who chanted for justice and demanded swifter trials and tougher laws. Televised images showed police lobbing tear-gas shells and using water cannons to disperse crowds in the capital's high-security zone on Dec. 22 and yesterday. About 65 protesters and 78 police personnel were injured, the Times of India reported.
"Anger at this crime is justified, but violence will serve no purpose," Singh said today. "I appeal to all sections of society to maintain peace. I feel deeply sad at the turn of events."
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The violent clashes and enhanced security prompted the government to move the official venue of negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin and a business delegation to Singh's residence. Putin is visiting India for a day to sign some agreements.
Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde said at a briefing on Dec. 22 that he needs to consult with the Law Ministry to change the criminal code to include capital punishment for the "rarest of rare" rape cases. The leader of the opposition in the lower house of parliament, Sushma Swaraj, called for a special session to discuss violence against women.
More protests are planned or already taking place in the western Indian cities of Mumbai and Pune, and Bangalore and Chennai in the south, with youth coordinating gatherings through Facebook Inc.'s social networking site and messaging services like Research In Motion Ltd.'s BlackBerry Messenger.
Data provided by India's National Crime Records Bureau show about 24,200 cases of rape and 228,650 cases of crimes against women were reported in 2011. Still, figures given by the United Nations show 1.8 cases of rape for every 100,000 in India, compared with 63 in Sweden, 29 in the U.K. and 27 in the U.S. Most cases go unreported in India.
Separately, a journalist covering violent clashes in the northeastern state of Manipur died as police opened fire to disperse a crowd protesting the molestation of an actress.


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At last on DVD—Julia's invaluable series of cooking lessons designed to bring her right into your own kitchen to teach you the fundamentals of good cooking !
Here is the six-part series (complete with recipe booklet), originally produced in 1985, in which Julia teaches you all the fundamentals of good cooking and offers a wealth of her favorite recipes.
From deglazing a sauce and degreasing a stock to thickening a soup and unmolding a timb
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POULTRY includes the perfect chicken sauté with variations, classic coq au vin, ways with chicken breasts, butterflied grilled birds, roast turkey, and a special duck.
MEAT: Quick and easy sautéed steaks, hamburgers, pork chops, aromatic stews, a crusty hash, grilled pork, and majestic beef and lamb roasts.
VEGETABLES: How best to cook twenty of your favorite vegetables, plus gratins, stuffed delights, eggplant pizza, and risotto.
SOUPS, SALADS, AND BREAD: The three master soup stocks and improvisations, a French onion soup and a Mediterranean fish soup, tossed and composed salads, plus how to make your own French bread.
FISH AND EGGS: Selecting fish and shellfish; broiling, sautéing, and oven-poaching fish; plus the miraculous egg—alone or in omelettes, custards, quiche, sauces, and a spectacular soufflé.
FIRST COURSES AND DESSERTS: Patés and fish mousse, tart crusts and crepes with savory and with sweet fillings, two master cakes, and a Tipsy Trifle.
I think it's great that the popularity of a recent film (Julie Julia) has once again brought Julia Child into the spotlight. When this series first aired in the mid 80's, I remember watching it to learn the essentials of food preparation and short cuts. The very day I found out it was available, I immediately preordered.
This two DVD set comes with an instructional booklet. On the first, you will find Poultry, Meats and Vegetables. On the second, Soups, Salads and Bread, Fish and Eggs, and First Courses and Desserts. Both DVDs are well chaptered, so if you just want to watch one particular sub-chapter, you don't have to sift through an entire topic in order to do so. As always, Julia is instructive, professional and completely enthusiastic.
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Original Article
Association Between Copy Number Variation Losses and Alcohol Dependence Across African American and European American Ethnic Groups
Version of Record online: 11 FEB 2014
DOI: 10.1111/acer.12364
Copyright © 2014 by the Research Society on Alcoholism
Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research
Volume 38, Issue 5, pages 1266–1274, May 2014
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How to Cite
Ulloa, A. E., Chen, J., Vergara, V. M., Calhoun, V. and Liu, J. (2014), Association Between Copy Number Variation Losses and Alcohol Dependence Across African American and European American Ethnic Groups. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, 38: 1266–1274. doi: 10.1111/acer.12364
Publication History
- Issue online: 22 APR 2014
- Version of Record online: 11 FEB 2014
- Manuscript Accepted: 21 DEC 2013
- Manuscript Received: 1 JUL 2013
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- Copy Number Variation;
- Alcoholism;
- Addiction;
- European Americans;
- African Americans
Copy number variations (CNVs) are structural genetic mutations consisting of segmental gains or losses in DNA sequence. Although CNVs contribute substantially to genomic variation, few genetic and imaging studies report association of CNVs with alcohol dependence (AD). Our purpose is to find evidence of this association across ethnic populations and genders. This work is the first AD–CNV study across ethnic groups and the first to include the African American (AA) population.
This study considers 2 CNV data sets, one for discovery (2,345 samples) and the other for validation (239 samples), both including subjects with AD and healthy controls of European and African ancestry. Our analysis assesses the association between AD and CNV losses across ethnic groups and gender by examining the effect of overall losses across the whole genome, collective losses within individual cytogenetic bands, and specific losses in CNV regions.
Results from the discovery data set showed an association between CNV losses within 16q12.2 and AD diagnosis (p = 4.53 × 10−3). An overlapping CNV region from the validation data set exhibited the same direction of effect with respect to AD (p = 0.051). This CNV region affects the genes CES1p1 and CES1, which are members of the carboxylesterase (CES) family. The enzyme encoded by CES1 is a major liver enzyme that typically catalyzes the decomposition of ester into alcohol and carboxylic acid and is involved in drug or xenobiotics, fatty acid, and cholesterol metabolisms. In addition, the most significantly associated CNV region was located at 9p21.2 (p = 1.9 × 10−3) in our discovery data set. Although not observed in the validation data set, probably due to small sample size, this result might hold potential connection to AD given its connection with neuronal death. In contrast, we did not find any association between AD and the overall total losses or the collective losses within individual cytogenetic bands.
Overall, our study provides evidence that the specific CNVs at 16q12.2 contribute to the development of alcoholism in AA and European American populations.


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Central Bank of Egypt foreign reserves increase
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Dr. Farouq El Oqda revealed the figures and also said it shows just how well the banking sector is performing and the confidence within many of the banking system's units.
The growth seen in the foreign exchange reserve was down almost entirely to Qatar and Turkey, after each offered around half a billion US dollars worth of aid.
An official within the bank said that a sum of EGP 600 million had been used for the purpose of importing oil derivatives, while a further EGP 100 million had been set aside for the repayment of debts.
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A Literary Pilgrimage
By DIANE JACOBS
Published: September 28, 1997
LAST year I set out on an eight-day trip along the southeastern coast of Norway in the footsteps of the 18th-century British author Mary Wollstonecraft. Wollstonecraft had made this journey two centuries earlier and movingly described it in her last finished book, ''Letters Written During a Short Residence in Sweden, Norway and Denmark.''
I'd chosen to visit only Norway, since it had more powerfully affected her than the other two countries. Though she is best known for her ardent ''A Vindication of the Rights of Woman'' (1792) -- one of the first feminist declarations in English -- Wollstonecraft was also a superb travel writer, foreign correspondent and novelist. Inspired by the Enlightenment, she embraced the ideals of the French Revolution and eventually became a torchbearer for the English Romantics including her own daughter Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, who also left London in search of a more perfect world.
Mary Wollstonecraft arrived in Norway in early July 1795 disillusioned by the last stages of the French Revolution and literally sick with love for an unfaithful man, the American writer and businessman Gilbert Imlay. She had agreed to go to Scandinavia on a business mission for Imlay, but her real goal was to regain the passion to write.
Like Wollstonecraft, I was ill when I landed in Norway and so spent my first morning in an Oslo health clinic, where a serene doctor wielding state-of-the-art calibrators and pincers restored my ability to hear. The clinic was well staffed, attractive and free for all Norwegians. (I, however, was charged $145.)
I was traveling with a friend who had no particular interest in Wollstonecraft but was eager to explore Norway's lesser-known southeastern coast. Together, we spent our first afternoon sightseeing in Oslo. Here most tourist attractions lie within a few miles along Karl Johan's Street, the gracious main boulevard. Gone now are the large, boxy wooden houses that offended Wollstonecraft. ''Size, without grandeur or elegance, has an emphatic stamp of meanness,'' she wrote in ''Letters.'' Today the architecture is bright and varied. We particularly admired the yellow brick 19th-century Storting (Parliament); the neo-classical National Theater with its rococo lobby, and the magisterial Aula Hall covered from floor to ceiling by Edvard Munch's joyous mural ''History,'' filled with translucent yellow suns and exuberant nudes. Around 4 P.M., we had pancakes with jam in one of the city's omnipresent fast-food cafes. Then, my friend headed off to see the more typically tormented Munches in the National Gallery, while I followed Wollstonecraft's footsteps to the sea.
Wollstonecraft spent only a few days in Oslo at the end of her trip. By then she was writing fiercely -- full of scorn for the money-obsessed merchants, but captivated by the natural environment. ''I never saw a bay that so forcibly gave me an idea of a place of safety,'' she wrote of the Oslo inlet. The waterfront is now filled with mini-malls and seafood restaurants. Above the luxury ships in the port towers the Akershus Fortress and Castle, where Wollstonecraft wandered one bright summer night to escape a party of dreary businessmen.
I climbed the steep hill up to Akershus, which was built in 1299, just 80 years before Norway was conquered by the Danes. To me it felt impregnable -- with its thick stone barricades and menacing castle facade, and sweeping views of the water and the town. In the 18th century Akershus had a prison with chain gangs, which distressed Wollstonecraft, and a prison-like air still lingers. But it is offset by a number of peaceable exhibits including an ecology room.
When we met for dinner at 8:30 that first Tuesday night, the May sun still shone brightly. We longed to feast on seafood at an elegant outdoor restaurant in the port, but we had heard that a good Norwegian dinner or lunch cost a fortune, with wine three times the price of the meal. We settled for serviceable spaghetti bolognese in a no-frills trattoria, then collapsed in our little room at the Hotel Cecil among an embarrassment of amenities -- hair dryers, irons, every toiletry imaginable and a minibar.
We woke up to a magnificent hotel buffet breakfast (included with the $150 room). Thick slices of ham, cheese, herring, sausages, eggs, waffles, fruits, breads and cereals were all enticingly offered up in a grand dining hall. This, we would learn, was not extraordinary. Tiny rooms, helpful hosts and spectacular breakfasts would characterize all our Norwegian hotels.
The weather had suddenly turned cold. But wrapped in down parkas, we boarded a comfortable train for the hour-and-a-quarter ride to Fredrikstad, where Wollstonecraft had stopped for the night on her way south. The train sped smoothly past green farmland and dense forests of aspens and evergreens.
The meticulously preserved island town of old Fredrikstad is worth a visit on its own account. Three minutes by ferry from the modern city, this 16th-century fortress retains its moat, drawbridges and barracks, but, after Akershus, it felt more like a quaint New England village than a military outpost. Around the cobblestoned central square stand the sort of traditional shingled wood Norwegian homes, capped with jaunty red-tile roofs, that the author admired.


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The concept of multiple tiers of storage has been around for almost as long as there has been storage, but the subject became more discussed in early 2000 when Serial Advanced Technology Attachment (SATA) hard drives began to come to market. They were higher capacity and less expensive than their fibre channel counterparts but not as fast. The question that still plagues storage managers is how to get data to them.The need for data movement between tiers of storage has increased as Solid State Disk (SSD) based storage systems have become more mainstream. Now there is a high performance tier in addition to a low cost tier. Thanks to Flash technology SSDs offer enough capacity at a lower price point with amazing performance. The technology, unlike SATA, is not less expensive than fibre drives but it does deliver significant performance advantages. To maximize the SSD investment however requires that they are kept at near 100% capacity utilization but only being utilized by the most active data set. If you are paying a premium for high performance capacity, then you want to make sure that capacity is being fully and correctly utilized.
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Big Data, the cloud, and mobile are converging technology trends that represent real opportunities for developers and IT pros to deliver more efficiencies and new value.
On June 11, 2014, at the 14th International Cloud Expo Microsoft Cloud delivered a complete education track as part of Microsoft's strategy on how to deliver an integrated and yet open platform centered in cloud that also enables to extend existing investments.
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Data generation and storage is rapidly accelerating and is expected to grow 44x in the next few years .Strict regulations and compliance combined with the need to mine this data to gain competitive advantage make it mandatory for enterprises to store this data for longer periods of time. To deal with this data explosion, enterprises are switching to a hybrid cloud storage model - a trend that is predicted to accelerate so fast that by 2020 over a third of the world's data is stored and passes through the cloud. Microsoft's hybrid cloud storage solution enables enterprise customers to integrate Microsoft Azure Storage with their data center.
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Mobile apps are becoming increasingly important in the enterprise. Traditional web apps cannot match the increased levels of engagement and retention achieved through a personalized and responsive experience on each user's favorite device. To build a cross-platform mobile app capable of delivering a truly personalized and responsive experience, however, you need to effectively utilize a cloud-connected app back end that is built to enhance security, scale and speed of development.
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The 15th International Cloud Expo has just expanded its conference program, to bring together Cloud Computing, APM, APIs, Security, Big Data, Internet of Things, DevOps and WebRTC at one location.
The show now has three tracks devoted exclusively to the IoT (with WebRTC present in one of the tracks), a full single track focusing on Big Data, and a two-track DevOps Summit, in addition to four tracks devoted exclusively to Cloud Computing in the enterprise.
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A critical component of any IoT project is what to do with all the data being generated. This data needs to be captured, processed, structured, and stored in a way to facilitate different kinds of queries. Traditional data warehouse and analytical systems are mature technologies that can be used to handle certain kinds of queries, but they are not always well suited to many problems, particularly when there is a need for real-time insights.
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Vestas Sailrocket 2, the second-generation speed sailing boat was launched from East Cowes on the Isle of Wight on Tuesday March 8th. Paul Larsen and his team have designed Vestas SailRocket 2 to be significantly faster than its predecessor, with the ultimate aim of breaking the 'Outright World Speed Sailing Record'.
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Off she goes! After yet another very busy week, we have just seen the new boat on her way to Namibia. We spent the week pulling her all apart and preparing her new home in the container. She goes from being a pampered pet living indoors to being a beast of burden that lives outdoors. Walvis Bay provides so many of the key ingredients that we need, but composite boat building facilities are not one of them. We have to take it all with us.
Whilst loading up, one satisfying moment was when I noticed that one large, defiant bottle of champagne that we never got to drink sitting in the new container. It was the big bottle only to be opened when we got the outright record. It went on ice many times but survived every time. Well I'd like to think that the cork didn't feel so smug and secure when the new, bright orange hull sidled in alongside. Only one of those two items will be coming back from Namibia!
So as we prepared the container, Simon and the boys from Cosworth came in and finished putting the 'nervous system' into the boat in the form of the data-loggers, load sensors and associated displays. The two boats sat side by side in the shed. The general feeling of moving on began to envelope along with the associated feelings of sadness. We have spent 16 months working here alongside the Vestas R+D employees and they have been great. I think they too felt proud of the boat at that launch. Some of them were there when we started the first boat way back in 2002 and have followed the whole journey from the first sweep of the broom. We share a journey. I made a small plaque which we stuck in the cockpit. It says 'Redux Rocket 08/03/11' after the building where we all worked and the launch date. I got Mick, Dave and Richy to stick it on.
Here's a few pics from the last week.
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