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I've only heard a few tracks by the band so far, but the new full-length is currently on the shelves in WRBC (gimme a week).

Of what I have listened to, I particularly enjoy "Buddy Little Wing" and "Abominable Snow." The former is a simple bittersweet coming-of-age-in-a-difficult-world story, while "Abominable" is, well, crazy distorted excitement where they sing about Canada a lot.While we're on the subject of synths, Casiotone for the Painfully Alone, a band I admittedly hadn't heard about until a week ago, sends us early 20s angst with "Etiquette." Life hasn't turned out the way Casiotone wanted it to, so they sing songs about it.

The album is essentially a collection of forlorn, sentimental little songs driven by drum machines and assorted keyboardisms.

Somewhat akin in philosophy to Spoon's "The way we get by," this release offers songs that are appropriate for both parties and lonely hipster brooding.In other music news (go to hell, Kurt Loder), Man Man also released yet another strangely wonderful album.

Imagine a band of gypsies who kidnapped a first-grade classroom and then all went to music camp together before their favorite pet died horribly and scarred the whole group for life.

And they like to dance.

Choruses like "I smell the blood of an Englishman" are among my favorite moments on the album, backed by accordions, thumping drums and general loveliness.Jens Lekman's compilation of his first three ...

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But it is the prosecution case those conditions were being adequately treated through medication.

Miss McDonald highlighted the fact Adams hid the blood-stained knife immediately after the stabbing as proof she was coherent and knew what she was doing.

The jury will retire to consider its verdict today.

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They will stay up to 30 days.

The building will be locked, however, some residents may receive passes to take trips with professionals or family members.

Sex offenders, violent individuals and people being held on criminal charges will not be accepted, said Shea McGuier, communications director for Telecare.

The company opened a similar facility last summer at 819 Dorcas St.

in Omaha, she said, with positive feedback.

Bellevue City Councilman John Stacey Sr., who represents the surrounding neighborhoods, said he's comfortable with the facility but wants to know what his constituents think about it.

Stacey said he has heard from three area residents who are concerned.

Because of the clientele and the fact that it's secured, he said he doubts it would have a negative effect on St.

Mary Catholic School, which is a half-block away.

The 17,000-square-foot grocery store closed in 1999 and has remained empty.

The facility will have 28 full- and part-time employees.

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