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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The bodies of three young girls allegedly stabbed to death by their mother have been moved from the Los Angeles County morgue to a mortuary where officials have offered free burial services.
The Daily Breeze reports (http://bit.ly/SeWn9F) officials at Green Hills Mortuary in Rancho Palos Verdes offered help after reading of fundraisers planned to assist the family with costs, which could have reached $25,000. The bodies of the girls _ ages 2, 16 months and 2 months _ were transported Tuesday.
The girls' mother, 30-year-old Carol Coronado, was charged last week with three counts of murder. She is being held in the jail ward of an LA hospital.
No motive for the killings has been released. Investigators are checking Coronado's medical and mental health history and trying to determine whether she suffered from postpartum depression.
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I have Scarpa Charmoz GTX Women boots for mountaineering (upper than 4000 m) in Iran. I want to find a good pair of crampons for them. I cannot choose automatic crampons but somebody says I can use newmatic or semi-automatic crampons. Is it correct? If yes which brands do you suggest?
Looks like you'll need Newmatic crampons. The Charmoz GTX has a heel bail but no toe bail, which means you will need a strap over the toe. Many crampons today come with a choice of configuration between a step-in or toe-strap, and most step-ins can be refitted with a toe-strap after the fact as well.
The actual type and model of crampon recommended varies with the intended activity (and budget), however. So all else being equal, anything with a toe strap will work.


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The 2009 Dothan Area College Fair will be Thursday, Sept. 3, at Smith Convocation Center, Northview High School.
Students and parents are invited to attend and meet with representatives from 8:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
More than 30 colleges, universities, businesses and branches of the military will be represented.
This is a wonderful opportunity for high school students to talk with college personnel about scholarships, financial assistance, programs of study, housing and other questions they might have.
Representatives will have materials for students to take home and examine.
Parking is available in the grassy area in front of the Convocation Center.
The fair is a collaborative effort between the Alabama Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers, Wallace Community College, Northview PTO, the Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce and the Education Foundation for Dothan's Future, Inc.


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North and South Korea on Monday ended without an agreement a fifth round of working-level talks on resuming operations at a joint industrial zone in the North's border city of Kaesong, which has remained shuttered for nearly three months, South Korea's Unification Ministry said.
The South reiterated its position at Monday's talks that the North should ensure systemic and legal protection of business interests at the industrial zone and turn the zone into an international business zone, an unnamed Unification Ministry official told reporters.
In response, the North forwarded its own counter-proposal to the South.
The two sides agreed to hold the next round of talks on Thursday, South Korean officials said.
In the fourth round of talks last Wednesday, the North and the South laid the blame on each other for the failure to reach an agreement.
South Korea's head delegate to the talks said North Korea has "not shown positions that could be taken as progress" in the talks, while the North blamed the South for being "dishonest and insincere."
"(North Korea) has not shown a position different from its previous one, regarding measures to prevent the closure of the industrial zone from happening again, and the North's positions are poles apart from ours on other issues like measures to protect (South Korean companies) investment," Kim Ki Woong said.
North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency said the North side advanced proposals for normalizing operations in the zone including refraining from all political and military acts of hindering operations.
"But the south side took such very dishonest and insincere attitude as creating artificial hurdles" in settling issues, the agency said.
Operations at the joint industrial zone were suspended in early April when North Korea withdrew all its 53,000 workers, employed by more than 100 South Korean companies at Kaesong amid heightened tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
Pyongyang had cut off communication links with Seoul in March in response to joint South Korea-U.S. military exercises and the South's condemnation of the North's third nuclear test in February in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions.