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By Chris LaGrand Friday December 12, 2014 5:41 PM UPDATED: Friday December 12, 2014 5:52 PM COLUMBUS, Ohio -

A Central Ohio funeral home is offering a new service to families who want to preserve a loved ones DNA.

It's called a DNA memorial. It is a place where a sample of a deceased person's genetic makeup is stored and preserved in hopes of helping surviving family members fight potential life-threatening diseases.

If my grandfather had heart disease and my father had heart disease, we know Im at higher risk, explains MichaelSchoedingerofSchoedingerFuneral Homes. But now they can actually get more scientific, that they had this certain DNA or gene and therefore my likelihood is even greater."

DNA played a role in a decision made by Angelina Jolie to undergo a double mastectomy in 2013. Doctors determined the actress carried a cancer gene and there was a four in five chance she would develop breast cancer, the same disease that killed her mother.

Schoedingersays he collects DNA from a person that has died and can give it to the family of the person who has died or they keep it at their home. They can also send them to a lab for permanent storage.

Besides the DNA memorial being put in a vile, there's also the more costly crystal remembrance where a portion of a person's cremated remains and their DNA are interweaved with a swirl of color in a glass piece of art.

"This is a brand new concept that Schoedinger has just rolled out in the last 30 days, so we don't have a person that has gone through this yet, but I suspect as familiarity increases, more and more people will want to do it, Schoedinger said.

The cost for a DNA memorial runs between $600-$1400.

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Ordeal by jury: After serving almost 18 months in prison for a crime he did not commit, Farah Jama is now back home, having received compensation of half a million dollars. Photo: Julian Kingma

Seduced by DNA "evidence", but with precious little to corroborate it, a jury was quick to convict Farah Jama of rape. Julie Szego reports on a miscarriage of justice.

Stephanie Johnstone, nightclub supervisor, had been doing laps around Venue 28, in the Melbourne suburb of Doncaster, picking up glasses and plates and issuing orders to staff, when at 10.50pm a security guard approached her. There was a problem in the female toilets near Bar Three and the DJ booth. Johnstone went to check it out.

Walking into the toilet block, she saw a woman's leg poking out beneath the door of the first cubicle on the left. There was no sound from inside. Johnstone bent down. In the gap between the door and the floor she could see the woman sitting motionless on the floor. She tried to push open the cubicle door, but it was locked. She tried speaking to the woman, but there was no response. So Johnstone went into the adjoining cubicle, climbed onto the toilet seat and stepped on the sanitary napkin disposal unit. Springing up on her toes, she peered over the other side. The woman was slumped at an angle, her back against the wall and door, the button and zip of her pants undone. Immediately, Johnstone hoisted herself over the wall and into the cubicle where she grabbed hold of the woman and tried unsuccessfully to drag her away from the door.

Vindicated: Farah Jama reads from the 2010 report by Frank Vincent, QC, into his case. Photo: AAP

"I need to get someone out of the toilets," Johnstone yelled to a guard outside. A female patron arrived and also climbed over the wall. The two grasped the woman firmly under the arm and managed to slide her across the floor, away from the door so that it could be opened. Johnstone called out to three security guards who had been waiting outside the toilets. They rushed in and hauled the woman up, one on either side holding under her armpits, the third grabbing each ankle. Johnstone picked up the woman's handbag and followed.

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The men lumbered down past the DJ booth and along the dance floor, backtracking and shifting course to avoid bumping into patrons. They carried the unconscious woman up three lots of stairs to the band room in the backstage area. At one point, the guard holding the woman's feet lost his grip and a heel thumped to the floor. The band room, its carpet criss-crossed with silvery duct tape to hold down electrical cords, was virtually the only part of the club that offered some calm and privacy. The guards laid the woman down on her side. By this time, her pants had slipped down to her hips.

Johnstone sent another employee to ring for an ambulance. The woman was regaining consciousness. Johnstone gave her some water. The woman murmured, over and over, "I'm sorry."

Justice is served: Jama and his appeal lawyer, Kimani Boden, on the steps outside court after Jama's 2009 acquittal. Photo: AAP

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* DNA demands higher funds for 2015 * Budget Minister points out that the Public Ministrys total budget will be higher in 2015 * Salary hikes in education, health, defense, infrastructure

The 2015 budget has not been finalized and approved within the government yet and disputes are already surfacing in the public space. The interesting fact is that those dissatisfied with the budget allocations are not trade unions, on behalf of their employees, but important state institutions.

Thus, the National Anticorruption Directorate (DNA) points out in a communiqu that the annexes of the draft 2015 budget do not contain the distinct budget page for the DNA, as stipulated by Article 4, Paragraph 4 of Emergency Government Ordinance 43/2002, the annexes containing instead only a centralizing page for the whole Public Ministry, which does not point out the funds earmarked for the DNA for 2015. The centralizing page for the whole Public Ministry shows that the value of its budget is 31.94 per cent smaller than the 2014 budget. Moreover, the budget cuts for 2015 target a series of expenditures that are absolutely necessary for the proper functioning of the Public Ministry (including for judicial surveys, fuel, operational materials and services), the communiqu shows.

On the other hand, Budget Minister Darius Valcov points out that the Public Ministrys total budget in 2015 will stand at RON 707.88 M, up by RON 19.29 M year-on-year, Agerpres informs.

The Public Ministrys total budget for 2015 is growing, not dropping, being of RON 707.88 M, meaning a growth of RON 19.29 M compared to 2014. Moreover, the Public Finance Ministry has received the Public Ministrys requests concerning the expenditure limits for 2015, and, automatically, the budgets of DNA and DIICOT have registered growth. () According to the 2014 state budget law, the sum of RON 323 M in personnel expenditures was added to the Public Ministrys total budget. We point out that, in line with the law, throughout 2015 the Public Ministrys budget will be hiked by executory titles that will be paid throughout this year, Valcov explained.

A communiqu issued by the Public Finance Ministry reads: Considering the importance of the proper functioning of DNA and DIICOT, the Public Finance Ministrys interest of ensuring the resources needed by these institutions, of offering transparent public information and clarifying all aspects, the Budget Minister will meet the leadership of the Justice Ministry and the Public Ministry on December 12.

Amicable and positive talks are expected to take place today between the Public Finance Ministry and the Public Ministry (including the DNA), probably ahead of the government meeting that will approve the draft budget for 2015 in order to forward it to Parliament.

Before closing the edition we received information that Budget Minister Darius Valcov held a meeting with Chief Prosecutor of the DNA, Laura Codrua Kovesi, and Justice Minister Robert Cazanciuc. During the meeting it was confirmed that the DNA will be requested budget in 2015.

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If I have one regret about bringing home my little rescue dog, it is this. His past is a complete mystery to me.

I wish I knew more about how this sweet pup came into existence and what his home life was like before he arrived at the center of the universe.

I want the puppy pictures, darn it.

That's one of the reasons that having a DNA profile of my Chihuahua, Bailey, appealed to me. It couldn't tell me if he had been the apple of his mama's eye, but it could tell me more about who he is and who his ancestors are.

Bailey's ears are a clue that he's something besides all Chihuahua. (Joan Morris/Contra Costa Times)

I used Mars Veterinary's Wisdom Panel (www.wisdompanel.com). The DNA testing company has been around since the beginning of doggy DNA testing about a decade ago. The test costs about $80 and is easy to administer. A couple of swabs of Bailey's cheeks and that was it. The hardest part was waiting two weeks for the test results.

Angela Hughes, the veterinary geneticist with Wisdom Panel, explained that once the DNA is extracted and processed, computers take over and compare Bailey's unique DNA to more than 7 million pattern combinations, looking at what he is as well as what he isn't.

All dogs are descended from the wolf, and genetic propensities were honed by nature. We then stepped in with selective breeding to emphasize those characteristics and develop the breeds we now know.

Of all the genes that make up a dog, only about 200 determine a dog's appearance. Coat color, texture and length, shape of the nose and ears, size and even some personality traits are all decided by this handful of genes.

For example, Hughes says, most mixed-breed dogs have black coats. That's because black is a dominant gene and requires only one copy to drop into the "coat color" slot on the DNA strand. Other colors are recessive and require a matching gene from each parent.

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