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SEOUL, South Korea - An earthquake was detected Tuesday in North Korea just north of a site where the country has conducted nuclear tests.

Neither Pyongyang nor Seoul confirmed whether the tremor resulted from a widely anticipated third nuclear test, though an analyst in Seoul said a nuclear detonation was a "high possibility."

The South Korean Defence Ministry, which raised its military alert level after the quake, said it was trying to determine whether it was a test.

Nuclear blasts can create tremors but they are distinct from those caused by natural earthquakes.

A U.N. nuclear test monitoring organization detected what it called an "unusual seismic event" in North Korea.

The U.S. Geological Survey as well as earthquake monitoring stations in South Korea detected an earthquake just north of a site where North Korea conducted its second nuclear test in 2009, according to the government-funded Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources.

"There is a high possibility that North Korea has conducted a nuclear test," said Chi Heoncheol, an earthquake specialist at the institute. Chi said a magnitude 3.9 magnitude earthquake and a magnitude 4.5 earthquake were detected in the North's 2006 and 2009 nuclear tests.

The United States and its allies have been on edge since North Korea said last month it will conduct its third nuclear test to protest toughened sanctions over a December rocket launch that the U.N. called a cover for a banned missile test.

North Korea's powerful politburo vowed to continue firing "powerful long-range rockets," but a statement by state media Tuesday made no mention of a nuclear test.

North Korea's powerful National Defence Commission said Jan. 23 that the United States was its prime target for a nuclear test and long-range rocket launches. North Korea accuses Washington of leading the push to punish Pyongyang for its December rocket launch.

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February 12, 2013, 11:14 AM PST

Takeaway: Words table tools are fairly straightforward, but there are a few tricks to using them efficiently.

Turning data into a table is a task most Word users learn right away. But although tables are easy to implement and format, not all table tasks are obvious. These tips will help you work more efficiently with most any table.

Perhaps the simplest way to generate a table is to select text and convert it. Word does a great job of interpreting the data and defaulting to the right settings if youre consistent during data entry. Specifically, insert one delimiting character between each item, and enter a single paragraph return (press Enter) between each row, as shown in Figure A.

To convert a list, select the text. Then, click the Insert tab and click the Table drop-down (in the Tables group). From the resulting list, choose Convert Text To Table. In Word 2003, choose Convert from the Table menu and then select Text To Table. You shouldnt have to adjust the default settings (Figure B) much if you use delimiters consistently. Interpreting the tabs and returns, Word can detect that there are two columns and five rows, as shown in Figure C.

The quickest way to select a table is to click its Move handle. Click anywhere in the table to display this handle the small square icon at the top-left corner, shown in Figure D. A single click of the Move handle will select the entire table, so you can do the following:

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Council flat in DJ husband Adrian Fillary's name She spent 25,000 changing the curve of her pool Her jewellery firm made 130k last year

By Alison Boshoff

PUBLISHED: 20:24 EST, 10 February 2013 | UPDATED: 04:52 EST, 11 February 2013

A lister: Despite her celebrity and wealth Jade Jagger is living in a one-bedroom housing association flat which is meant to be for people in 'social need'

She has the beauty, the creative talent, the double-A celebrity pedigree and plenty of cash. With her Rolling Stone father Mick worth a reported 200million-plus, Jade Jagger was raised in some of the most fashionable and desirable addresses in the world.

As the only child of Micks short and stormy marriage to Bianca her Nicaraguan model-turned-humanitarian mother Jade is the first to admit she was dealt a good hand in life.

But, as she once put it: I like to think Ive played it well.

Indeed, she has. Even though she has never had anything so humdrum as a day job, shrewd Jade, 41, has created quite a business empire with a jewellery firm, a clothing line, a design business and numerous suitably bohemian homes on three continents.

She is by no stretch of the imagination close to the breadline. Which is why its so surprising to learn she is now living in a one-bedroom housing association flat, situated under the Oxo Tower in South London, which is meant to be for people in social need.

When you consider that the 120-a-week rent is less than half the price of the very cheapest item in her jewellery collection (a small gold feather on a long cotton rope costing 245), its reasonable to question what business Jade has to be occupying such a residence.

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Council flat in DJ husband Adrian Fillary's name She spent 25,000 changing the curve of her pool Her jewellery firm made 130k last year

By Alison Boshoff

PUBLISHED: 20:24 EST, 10 February 2013 | UPDATED: 04:52 EST, 11 February 2013

A lister: Despite her celebrity and wealth Jade Jagger is living in a one-bedroom housing association flat which is meant to be for people in 'social need'

She has the beauty, the creative talent, the double-A celebrity pedigree and plenty of cash. With her Rolling Stone father Mick worth a reported 200million-plus, Jade Jagger was raised in some of the most fashionable and desirable addresses in the world.

As the only child of Micks short and stormy marriage to Bianca her Nicaraguan model-turned-humanitarian mother Jade is the first to admit she was dealt a good hand in life.

But, as she once put it: I like to think Ive played it well.

Indeed, she has. Even though she has never had anything so humdrum as a day job, shrewd Jade, 41, has created quite a business empire with a jewellery firm, a clothing line, a design business and numerous suitably bohemian homes on three continents.

She is by no stretch of the imagination close to the breadline. Which is why its so surprising to learn she is now living in a one-bedroom housing association flat, situated under the Oxo Tower in South London, which is meant to be for people in social need.

When you consider that the 120-a-week rent is less than half the price of the very cheapest item in her jewellery collection (a small gold feather on a long cotton rope costing 245), its reasonable to question what business Jade has to be occupying such a residence.

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Homes across the globe. A DJ husband earning thousands a night. So why is Jade living in a home for the poor?

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