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 OKLAHOMA CITY  The fat botella stanley her of a Cherokee Indian girl at the center of an adoption dispute turned himself in to authorities on Monday but refused extra stanley tumbler dition to South Carolina.Dusten Brown turned himself in about 10 a.m. Monday in Sequoyah County in far eastern Oklahoma, Sheriff Ron Lockhart said. Lockhart said Brown appeared before a judge but refused extradition without a governor s warrant from South Carolina, where the adoptive parents live.Brown paid the $10,000 fugitive bond and has another court hearing in 30 days, Lockhart said. He was with his attorney and basically, since he made bond, he is free to go,  Lockhart said. He also said he has been in contact with law enforcement in South Carolina.                Matt and Melanie Capobianco with Veronica.                                                      CBS News                                        Brown, a member of the Cherokee Nation, was charged over the weekend with custodial interference after failing to appear at a court-ordered meeting in South Carolina. A South Carolina couple, Melanie and Matt Capobianco, have been trying to adopt Veronica since her birth in 2009; they raised the girl for two years.        Brown has had custody of his daughter since 2011, when South Carolina s Supreme Court ruled that the 1978 federal Indian Child Welfare Act, which favo stanley usa rs a Native American child living with his or her extended family or other tribal members over non-Native Americans, gave preference to Brown as her custodi Xpgn Rosetta Captures Thrilling Close-Up Image Of Comet   8220;Firing Its Jets  8221;
 Not too long ago, Eureka and Warehouse 13 were Syfy   flagship shows: light, family-friendly action comedies about smart, nice people who worked together to solve problems. Now Eureka is gone and Warehouse 13 is ending soon. We talked to Eureka   Colin Ferguson about the end of an era. Talk about a rebranding, Ferguson says about the change in Syfy   lineup. Those are the two comedic shows that, I guess, were the base of the network for a while. So [now] they ;ve got to be doing different things. Helix is coming out. And Defiance is more hardcore science fiction. Ferguson doesn ;t exactly sit in on Syfy   strategy meetings, so he can ;t say if the channel is trying to move away from light-hearted family fare towards slightly grittier, more adult storytelling. All I know is, those two shows are gone, and it   a shame. Because he loves that genre of show. Adds Ferguson: One of the greatest compliments that we get is when people say, Oh, I watch this show with  my grandkids, and it   the only show that my kids and I watch together. ; And the fact that they ;re losing those 8230; I hope those people have something to watch with their grandkids. Eureka still had a ton of storytelling potential when it ended. And Fe stanley cup rguson says he believes the fifth season stanley cup  was the show   best, overall. But it 82 stanley cup 17  sort of nice to go out on top, fo