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Seventy-five percent of the money collected is returned to the state or local law enforcement agency whose investigation led to the assessment. The remaining 25 percent of the money collected is credited to the General Fund
Net proceeds from the auction will be applied toward the tax liability of individuals assessed under the state's unauthorized substances tax laws. The revenue generated from all surplus property sales is returned to individual state programs, agencies or the General Fund. The State Surplus Property Division reports sales of about $21 million annually.
Items included in the auction range from rings, bracelets and high-end watches to a large, jewel-studded gorilla pendant. The value of select individual items has been estimated at between $1,000 and $38,000 each.
Photos and descriptions of each lot to be auctioned may be viewed on the State Surplus Property website at http://www.doa.state.nc.us/ssp/documents/publicauction/PublicAuction11-13-2008Ad.pdf

Patrick Huber's set is a marvel of economy. An artist's studio, the open desert, a riverbank, a field hospital, a London study, they all jumble together onstage. The edges of time and place encroach upon one another but coalesce into a definite space when an actress provides the context.
Sara Renschen creates a bright-eyed Baghdad girl who loves 'N Sync and watches Oprah on satellite to see all the people with 'hard lives, we feel sorry for them.' She can also identify by sound the difference between a grenade and bomb exploding and knows the unique report of the M-16 as compared to the AK-47. Is it naivet or optimism that allows her to live this way? Renschen finds a narrow pass between the two, keeping her a child amid the nightmare.
Edwards brings a gorgeous zest for life to Layal, the artist who paints female nudes a risky move in Iraq. Romantic and libertine, Layal claims to be 'a good artist; OK mother; terrible wife. But I am very good at being naked.' More surprising is that she's a favorite of Saddam, known for her portraits of him as well. She remembers Scheherazade's words, 'Either I shall die, or I shall live a ransom for all the virgin daughters of Muslims and the cause of deliverance from his hands to life.' Modern, complex, practical even as she dances along the edge of Islamic law and Saddam's law Layal's is a precarious life, but it's hers

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