in lieu of a $100,000 bond. She is due back in federal court March 2.

— Thanks to Out There readers Shannon O. and Kathi C.

I Always Knew the Undead Hated Cricket

WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — Five cricketers sharing an allegedly haunted house in the southern city of Dunedin have been hit by a series of injuries since taking up residence in the former home for the terminally ill.

Otago players Greg Todd, Aaron Redmond, James McMillan, Neil Broom and Jonathan Trott were hurt within a two-week period after moving in to the former hospice, now converted into a five-bedroom town house.

They are the only ones living there, and no one else on the team has since been injured.

Todd dislocated his knee and broke his leg while bowling, Redmond dislocatedhis knee taking a catch, and McMillan, Broom and Trott suffered serious muscle strains.

"It's ironic because at the top of our house is a medical Red Cross," Redmond said. "It's like an ambulance cross on the roof — too bizarre."

Todd believes the rash of injuries is connected to the house and its history.

"I don't think we'll be living in the same flat next year," he said. "It's all a bit spooky."

Trott said the roommates often found furniture and other items moved during the night.

Dunedin is about 470 miles southwest of New Zealand's capital, Wellington.

At Least He Won't Monopolize the TV

WEST CHESTER, Pa. (AP) — A man married his bride in a courtroom immediately after he was sentenced to at least a decade in prison.

When the judge asked her