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According to exclusive Gold Derby statistics, Alexander Payne's film "The Descendants" is way out front with 2/3 odds to reap the top Golden Globe prize this weekend – Best Drama Picture. The Hawaiian-based flick is about a wealthy man (George Clooney) coping with his two daughters while his wife is near death in a coma. The film is predicted to win by 10 of our 13 Experts, all nine Editors, and 52% of our Users.
Trailing behind are "Hugo" (a 3-D family film directed by Martin Scorsese) with 6/1 odds, "The Help" (starring nominees Viola Davis, Jessica Chastain, and Octavia Spencer in a film based on the best-selling novel set in 1960s Mississippi) with 8/1 odds, "War Horse" (a World War I film directed by Steven Spielberg) with 14/1 odds, "Moneyball" (starring nominees Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill in an adaptation of the non-fiction book about Major League Baseball) with 16/1 odds, and "The Ides of March" (starring nominee Ryan Gosling in a political campaign film directed and co-written by Clooney).
Clooney reaped four nods this year (producing, directing, and writing "The Ides of March" and acting in "The Descendants"). He is a two-time previous acting winner for "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" and "Syriana", and his performance as Matt King is slightly favored with 8/11 odds for Best Drama Actor. Clooney is predicted by 11 Experts, five Editors, and 56% of Users.
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He has incredibly close competition from frequent co-star Pitt, a previous winner for "Twelve Monkeys," who now has 3/1 odds and the support of one Expert, four Editors, and 23% of Users. The other three nominees are further back with Michael Fassbender ("Shame") holding 12/1 odds, Leonardo DiCaprio ("J. Edgar") with 14/1 odds, and Gosling in last place with 25/1 odds. In addition to Clooney and Pitt, DiCaprio ("The Aviator") is also a previous Globe winner.
Meryl Streep is beloved by Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. voters and reaped her 26th career nomination for her performance as former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in "The Iron Lady." She has prevailed seven times, but it has been 29 years ("Sophie's Choice") since she last won Best Drama Actress. Our statistics predict her to finally win again with solid 8/13 odds, and the support of 12 Experts, seven Editors, and 49% of Users.
Davis is her next closest competitor at 10/3 odds, followed by Glenn Close ("Albert Nobbs") with 16/1 odds, and Tilda Swinton ("We Need to Talk About Kevin") and Rooney Mara ("The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo") tied with 20/1 odds. While Close has two Globes for television work, the other three ladies have never won at this ceremony before.
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Burglary, theft charges filed
A Waupaca couple are accused of stealing copper from their employer and selling it for scrap.
Anthony J. Polly, 26, is charged with burglary and five counts of theft.
On the morning of Aug. 22, Waupaca County Deputy Jon Loken met with a roofing contractor in Farmington who said he believed two former employees had been stealing copper sheeting from him.
The employees were identified as Polly and Kelsey L. Olson, 25, Waupaca.
According to the criminal complaint, the contractor spoke with Polly's mother, who told him about seeing some copper and a receipt from a Waupaca scrap metal business. She sent him photos of snowmobile parts that were allegeldy stolen from the contractor's son and later returned the parts.
The contractor's son told Loken that he was also missing an Xbox from his closet and his roommate's TV was missing.
Loken went to Alter Recycling where he obtained copies of checks issued to Polly for scrap copper totalling $272.
Olson, who lives with Polly, is charged with four counts of misdemeanor theft.

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Amid all the speculation about whether the economy has recovered enough from the Great Recession for the Federal Reserve to ease up on monetary stimulus, there is one question that is not being asked: Are we due for another recession?
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History suggests it is time to start thinking about that possibility. Though it does not seem like it because the recovery has been so halting, it has now been 55 months since the end of the last recession. Since World War II, the average economic expansion has lasted 58.4 months, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research. That would put the start of the next recession some time around this May.
Potential dangers ahead
Of course, these things do not conform to a regular schedule, but it is realistic to assume we are closer to the end of this expansion than the beginning. With the economy still reeling from the last recession, the consequences could be pretty dire if another downturn occurred soon. Here are several reasons an economic slump would be especially hard to take right now:
- Over-extended consumers would be in for a shock. With consumer credit at a record high, some people's addiction to credit may be reaching a breaking point. If lenders become more cautious about extending credit during a new recession, people whose lifestyles are dependent on continued borrowing will feel the pinch most severely.
- The Federal Reserve may be short of weapons. With short-term rates already near zero and several years of bond purchases it has yet to unwind, the Fed will be hard-pressed to find new monetary policy stimulus measures that are not inflationary.
- Fiscal policy will be similarly constrained. The president and Congress will have little additional money to throw at a new recession. They will be tempted to, but with growing international grumbling about U.S. debt, pressure on the dollar may limit the government's ability to spend its way out of the next recession.
- Unemployment could get really ugly. If a recession started with unemployment at its current level of 6.6%, that would be the second-highest unemployment rate at the start of any recession in the post-World War II era. The only time a recession started with a higher unemployment rate (7.2%, in July 1981), the recession lasted 16 months (compared to an average of 11.1 months in the post-war era) and unemployment reached 10.8% before it was over.
- Rates on savings accounts could get even lower. You might think that savings account rates can't fall any further, but if the economy suffers a relapse, those few banks that have tried to offer higher rates might no longer see any incentive to do so.
Again, economic cycles do not follow a regular schedule, so the next recession may not be right around the corner. Since World War II, economic expansions have lasted as little as 12 months and as much as 120 months. But given the state of the economy right now, would you expect this expansion to have above- or below-average staying power?
The original article can be found at Money-Rates.com:Surprise! The US is due for a recession in 2014


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The Best French Bakeries in Toronto
The best French bakeries in Toronto showcase time-honoured techniques and high-quality ingredients to create some of the city's finest desserts and most crave-worthy carbs. Look no further when trying to locate fresh baguettes, flakey croissants and artful pastries.
Here are the best French bakeries in Toronto.
Cafe au lait served in a bowl and a splendid selection of buttery croissants, brioches, fruit tarts and claufoutis are what's in store at this bakery-cafe in Riverside. Expect to find lines snaking out the door at brunch-time on weekends. Bonjour Brioche also does catering and take out.
This bakery boasts locations in Rosedale and on King East where Toronto's most famous Alsatian chef crafts French pastries and breads along with prepared foods and an array of baguette sandwiches at lunchtime. It's hard to go wrong, whether you're ordering a flakey croissant or delectable macaron.
With addresses on The Danforth and in Leaside, this bakery doles out traditional French desserts and viennoiseries along with a complete menu of sumptuous French fare. Display cases here are artfully arranged with opera cakes and pear sabayon. Other standouts include the croissants aux amandes and fresh baguettes.
This bakery-cafe in the Financial District deals in family-inspired recipes from the South of France. Weekday business caters to office crowds with an ever-evolving menu of sandwiches and sweets, while brunch, served on Saturday, includes indulgent selections such as chouquettes, madeleines and financier.
Fans flock to this venerable Parisian-style bakery in Leaside for pistachio danishes, fruit tarts and an abundance of miniature desserts. The daily selection of baguettes and walnut loaves and an expanded weekend selection, including brioche buns, are a big draw in addition to its menu of prepared foods.
Japanese flavours and French techniques mingle on the menu at this patisserie on Avenue Road. The selection ranges from traditional treats like madeleines and pain au chocolate to inventive creations including green tea sesame rolls, domes of matcha mousse and macarons in flavours such as taro and black sesame.
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Small Business Clinic
Thursday, 26 October 2017 from 16:00 to 18:00 (BST)
Event Details
As a small business owner, you often have a lot in common with the super heroes. You need to know it all and be able to do it all and it sometimes feels like you carry the weight of the world on your shoulders.
XpertSM's Small Business Clinic is here to help. A series of one to one sessions from local professionals in various areas of business will give you just the support you need.
This month you will get 4 one-to-one sessions with specialists in the following fields:
Social Media
Branding Identity and Strategy
- Accounting
Also included is an information pack about FSB, Federation of Small Businesses, a not for profit organisation that helps SMEs.
Kat Wczesniak, XpertSM
Kat is an expert in Social Media. Having built a successful, six figures tour operator using solely digital marketing, she's tried all the tricks in the book. Since 2016, she has been supporting small businesses through XpertSM, running workshops hosted by FSB, Small Business Saturday and was even invited to talk about digital marketing success at the British Library Startups programme.
For more info, please check out: www.xpertsm.co.uk
Have you been trying to promote your business on social media but found it costly, time-consuming and inefficient? Do you feel like you need a bit of guidance but are unsure where to find it? If the answer to any of those questions is yes, the session with Kat will help you get more direction and purpose in your digital marketing and hopefully you will leave with a few tools and ideas that you can use to jumpstart your digital marketing.
Mally Sworczuk, Mallytov Cocktail
Mally is a founder of Mallytov Cocktail, a boutique creative agency, which offers branding strategy, video marketing and web design.
To find out more, have a look here: http://mallytov.com/
Branding means so much more than just a logo. It's a consistent and memorable look across all platforms. It is what you say and how you say it. It's the whole experience a client has while dealing with your business. A session with Mally will help you think about your brand and the type of messages you need to be getting across to your target audience.
Lorraine Bridges, Bare PR
Lorraine Bridges is a Chartered PR Practitioner and senior strategist. She is Director of Bare PR, a full service PR and marketing agency based in Croydon, South London.
The clinic will help you understand PR and its impact on business growth. You will learn some tools and techniques to promote your service or business and how to define some unique messages for your brand. The clinic will cover a wider range of PR techniques from social media campaigns to direct mail and media relations
Frances Conn Figureweave Accountancy Ltd
Frances has been in business as an accountant for many years, helping small businesses grow. She is a member of the Association of Taxation Technicians and based in Coulsdon. It's her interaction with people that makes her work enjoyable.
For more info, please check out: www.figureweaveaccountancy.co.uk
At the small business clinic, Frances can advise you on how to manage your business finances to make more money to take home, run your business efficiently and save tax.
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You will get 2 hours of professional help from specialists in accounting, social media and branding, 30 min time slot with each. Please allow 2 hours for the entire event, as we will end with testimonials and a brief introduction to Federation of Small Businesses.
Please make sure you are on time, as once the session starts you may not be able to get access.
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Please meet us at the corporate reception of the Town Hall 10 minutes before your time slot.
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Thursday, 26 October 2017 from 16:00 to 18:00 (BST)
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Dear Drewbie: The TBI checklist for head injury prevention and recovery
November 28, 2016
Take the helmet pledge
Helmets matter. Who is with me, Summit County? A new nonprofit, Awesome Supporting Awesome, is challenging locals to the pledge: I agree that if any member of the community catches me skiing, riding, or biking without a helmet, I will donate to Awesome Supporting Awesome.
If you are interested in taking this pledge (no need to donate), visit myawesome.org.
I'm back to talk TBI.
OK, so you are probably thinking, Holy cow, Drewbie's brain injury must be really bad. Is he recycling his work now? Didn't he already write an article on this subject? Yes, that happened, but this is part two about traumatic brain injuries.
The first article identified who is at risk (basically all of active Summit County), causes (skiing and riding, biking or even walking on ice), symptoms (headaches, sleep problems, mental health issues) and more.
For the second article, I dig into prevention and recovery.
Prevention tips
Wear your damn helmet: Doesn't matter what you are doing — rock the melon-protection. It is alarming how many people don't use their helmets. When you're skiing, you're subject to fatigue, trees, equipment failure, human error, avalanche/trail slide, other people and God knows what else. I pretty much need a life-helmet!
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Find the right helmet: Think a helmet isn't cool? A TBI isn't cool. Craniologie on Main Street in Breckenridge specializes in helmets. If you took a major hit last year now is time for a new one, especially if it's dented.
"Everybody has a different head shape and size," Joe Buth of Craniologie said. "It is important to come get your head measured to get the best helmet for you."
Know conditions and dangers: We do some crazy stuff up here. Do your research on the risks associated with any activity.
Know your limits: When I first moved here in 2007, I thought I was a good skier because I was back in Ohio. Then I skied with locals and got shown up. Be safe and push your limits, but respect your boundaries slowly. Don't pressure others into making bad decisions.
Respect the terrain. This terrain out here is legit. Respect her.
Wear your seat belt: Auto injuries are one of the biggest causes of TBI, and even minor car accidents can result in major TBI. Do it for Lauren Hoover!
Responsible alcohol and substance use: Many TBIs occur because people are under the influence. This can be as simple as slipping on ice after a few brews, or it can be caused by impaired decision making. Be responsible and safe with your use.
Immediate recovery tips
You haven't had a brain injury? Lucky! But brain health should be a priority for everyone, so if you're currently recovering or just know someone who is, here are tips for the days, months and years after.
Seek medical attention: Your instinct might be to avoid the doctor and tough it out. This is not advised. All head injuries should be treated as serious — better to overreact and be safe than underreact and have serious consequences, including death, stroke and memory issues.
All head injuries are different: The recovery process is unique for everyone. Having input about your head injury from an expert gets you the best, most specialized care.
Rest is key: Like any injury, your brain needs to rest. The thought was once to not let people sleep immediately after a concussion; however, that is changing. After my TBI, I essentially took six months off from exerting myself significantly. It sucked, big time. I got fat and angry. Then, 10 months later, I ran the Mount Everest Marathon with no issues because I rested. It helps.
Long-term recovery tips
Get exercise: Ease back into athletic activity. Take your time, and adapt activity if necessary. Yoga is great because it can adapt to your specific needs and limitations.
Minimize substances: Be responsible with your use, particularly in the immediate aftermath of a TBI. Say no to imbibing for a while.
Plan your diet: How you feed your brain is very important. Since experimenting with juicing, I see how important it is to feed it well. Avocados, nuts, blueberries, dark chocolate, broccoli and overall good dietary choices can help with TBI recovery and overall brain health.
Avoid bright lights: Sensitivity to light is a major complaint. Dim light will help, as will minimizing screen time.
Make lists and reminders: Smartphones are great, but so are old-fashioned lists, like on paper with a pencil. This will help with memory and minimize frustration. Getting in routines is also very helpful.
Stimulate the mind: After an initial rest period, playing games, trivia and crosswords can stimulate the brain's recovery. Art, writing and hobbies can also engage the mind. Interact with old friends and stay in touch to practice your memory.
Stay positive: You will get frustrated, angry, confused and embarrassed. The people around you might also feel that way. Give yourself time to be upset, reset, relax and keep on keepin' on. Don't be scared to laugh at yourself.
Be grateful you are alive and reading this article: Simple as that.
Over a year after my injury I finally feel like myself again, and so can you. I still have some issues with confusion, memory, fatigue, mental health and light sensitivity. I am still on the mend, but the Drew that I was is still here, and future Drew is probably not terrible either. My TBI did not stop me from being me.
Take the helmet pledge
Helmets matter. Who is with me, Summit County? A new nonprofit, Awesome Supporting Awesome, is challenging locals to the pledge: I agree that if any member of the community catches me skiing, riding, or biking without a helmet, I will donate to Awesome Supporting Awesome.
If you are interested in taking this pledge (no need to donate), visit myawesome.org.
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Amy Magnotta, CFA, Brinker Capital
We continue to approach our macro view as a balance between
cyclical tailwinds and more structural headwinds. While we have
seen some cyclical improvement in the economy, helped by easy
monetary policy, we continue to face global macro risks and
uncertainties. The unresolved macro risks could result in bouts of
market volatility and as a result portfolios have a modest defensive
bias, and are focused on high conviction opportunities within asset classes.
Accommodative monetary policy: The Fed has become even more accommodative with the announcement of further quantitative easing, an open-ended mortgage-backed securities purchase program, and they seem determined to continue until growth picks up. In addition, the Fed has pledged to keep interest rates low into 2015. The European Central Bank has also pledged support to defend the Euro and has committed to sovereign bond purchases of countries who apply for aid. Emerging economies have room to ease further if growth slows to an unacceptable level. There is the expectation that China will ease further to attempt to engineer a soft landing.
U.S. companies remain in solid shape: U.S. companies have solid balance sheets that are flush with cash that could be put to work through M&A, capital expenditures or hiring, or returned to shareholders in the form of dividends or share buybacks. While estimates are coming down, profits are still at high levels.
Housing market improvement: There is evidence that the housing market has bottomed and could soon be in a position to contribute to economic growth. Prices have stabilized and sales have increased over last year. Homebuilder confidence is at levels last seen in 2007. Housing inventories have fallen. Low mortgage rates and rising rents have driven affordability to record levels; however, credit remains tight.
U.S. fiscal cliff / U.S. election / U.S. fiscal situation: The current U.S. political environment does not inspire confidence. We face a significant fiscal cliff in 2013 due to expiring tax cuts and spending measures. With economic growth in the U.S. at stall speed, the size of the fiscal cliff could tip us into recession territory. There will be no resolution of the fiscal cliff until after the election is decided, which will result in greater uncertainty. We hope for a short-term extension of some of the measures, setting up for a larger tax and entitlement reform package to be debated in 2013. Fiscal policy uncertainty has led U.S. companies to put plans for additional hires and/or capital expenditures on hold until it is clear what the rules are.
European sovereign debt crisis and recession: While the ECB and EU leaders have pledged support to the Euro, actions need to follow words. Bond purchases by the ECB will not solve the problems in Europe, but it can buy policymakers time to make real reforms. However, growth will continue to weaken in the region. High unemployment combined with planned austerity measures have led to more social unrest.
Global growth slowdown: There is evidence of a slowdown in growth not only in developed markets, but also in emerging markets. Growth in the U.S. continues to be sluggish, leaving the economy susceptible to shocks. Europe is in recession territory. Growth in China has slowed and continues to show signs of further weakening.
Tensions in the Middle East: Geopolitical risks in the Middle East are cause for concern. A sharp rise in oil prices will be a negative shock to the global economy.
This commentary is intended to provide opinions and analysis of the market and economy, but is not intended to provide personalized investment advice. Statements referring to future actions or events, such as the future financial performance of certain asset classes, market segments, economic trends, or the market as a whole are based on the current expectations and projections about future events provided by various sources, including Brinker Capital's Investment Management Group. These statements are not guarantees of future performance, and actual events may differ materially from those discussed. Diversification does not ensure a profit or protect against a loss in a declining market, including possible loss of principal. This commentary includes information obtained from third-party sources. Brinker Capital believes those sources to be accurate and reliable; however, we are not responsible for errors by third party sources on which we reasonably rely.


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I used to love going to bed, relaxing and falling asleep... even if I know it wasn't good sleep because of apnea... it still felt like better sleep than this! I feel like driving by the HomeCare place and chucking the damn machine on their door step.
What happens if you don' get your 70% compliance in 90 days? I know I signed some papers, but I can't find them at the moment.
Hoping for better results tonight.


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The showcase game of the 2010 Meijer Holiday Hoops Invitational will pit two of the state's elite programs in their respective classes.
Flint Powers will take on Okemos and its all division one backcourt at 8 p.m. at the Breslin Center in East Lansing. Guards Mack McKearney and Chris Harrison-Docks have led the Chieftans to huge victories already this season over Lansing Eastern and Lansing Catholic.
Powers counters with senior wing Vince Adams, junior forward Javontae Hawkins and senior point guard Patrick Lucas-Perry.
If this game came down to a battle of the backcourts, I'd give the edge to Okemos. Fortunately for Powers, their supporting cast is probably a little stronger.
Prediction: Flint Powers 66, Okemos 63
BTW: If you can get there early, the first game (11 a.m.) might end up being the best. Lansing Catholic, among the top teams in class B, will take on arguably the state's best team in class C — Detroit Consortium.


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I'm hoping to get some opinions on whether or not I should be splurging in copper or just getting some good stainless steel pieces. I have been thinking about this for a while and keep going back and forth, so some new points of view would be welcome.
I'm currently living in France, and thus, copper is much cheaper than it is in the US and I'm able to buy it VAT(tax) free, which makes a huge difference. I think it comes to about half or less of what it would cost at WS/SLT. I was thinking of grabbing a large fait tout/cocotte/two handled saute pan and a medium sized splayed sauté pan from E. Dehillerin which carries Mauviel 2.5mm copper/stainless steel stuff.
I have a few pieces of stainless back (saucepans of various sizes) in the US, but I am pretty much starting the kitchen from scratch, so I am quite flexible on what to buy. Although the copper I can get here has great prices compared to the US, I can also get some very good stainless for even cheaper, and am wondering if the copper is worth it. I am also considering Fissler, Demeyere, and Mauviel M'Cook. The Mauviel is mainly because I like the look but it seems to be good quality either way and the other two because they are supposed to be excellent.
When comparing copper to good stainless steel with copper bases, etc., is there really a huge difference in performance? I will be cooking quite a bit and the fait tout/cocotte will probably be my go to to for risotto, making pasta sauces, smaller portions of braising, etc.
I suppose it would also be important to note that I am not a clean freak, so I would not be polishing the copper all the time and a patina is fine by me. Are there any other downsides of copper for me to consider? I will probably be using electric or gas, so the induction non-compatibility is not really an issue at the moment.
Any thoughts on the above would be great - I am also open to new ideas but there seem to be enough already, so if there is something that I really haven't considered that is similar in quality/performance/design, then I would be happy to consider them as well.
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I take 30 mg pill every night.I can not go to sleep without it.
Sleep Disorders - been taking temapazam for several years.any long term harm?
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- 10 Sep 2013 by olelimoman
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- 11 September 2013
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- sleep disorders, sleep, disorder
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Hi, totally agree with what Dzoo has said. Are you asking because you wish to discontinue the medication? If so, you can look up the good sleep hygiene guide, this will help you to manage without the medication. If you want a copy i can e-mail it to you, just send me your address in a private question
They prescribed this for me as well at my last check up. I don't like it, because I heard it can be so habit forming. And the 2 times I did take it a tornado could have come through my house and I would not even have known! I have 3 children at home. I was scared like what if a fire broke out and I could not hear the smoke detectors? Or someone break in while I am knocked out? I went back to the Melatonin and if I can't sleep still, Benadryl works just as well.(for me, only my opinion). I am a worry wort I know, but this is a strong medication. I don't know of any long term harm, except being habit forming. As far as I know. But it couldn't hurt to try an alternative instead of taking this med. every night. I would talk to my Physician if I were you about how you feel and if it safe to take this long. Good luck to you and I hope this helped!
I am guessing you mean Temazepam and it is addictive and very difficult to get off. Everything I have read says that it is not recommended for long term use only short term use due to possible memory loss if on it long term.
I was on it for 2 months which is well beyond the 10 to 14 days it is recommended for. I suffered terrible withdrawals and the benzo sweats lasted a full 3 months after I stopped taking it. I am surprised that it still works for you as it was pooping out for me after 40 days which is why I decided to stop taking it and found out how addicting it is.
Have you done any nighttime wandering while on this med? I used to get up and make myself something to eat during the night and had no memory of it in the morning. The only reason I know this was by the mess on the kitchen counter in the morning and I am the only one in the house that eats peanut butter.
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Here is the Sentinel's story:
The lead detectives who investigated Caylee Marie Anthony's disappearance and built the murder case against her mother Casey Anthony will speak publicly today.Check back at Bradenton.com for additional details.
The Orange County Sheriff's Office is organizing a 1:30 p.m. press conference for the media to question Sgt. John Allen, Cpl. Yuri Melich and Cpl. Eric Edwards.
The three detectives talked to Anthony at various times in the investigation.
Melich and Allen questioned her extensively in July 2008, when Anthony led them to Universal Studios, where she claimed she worked.
During Anthony's trial, jurors heard a recording of their conversation at a Universal office. In it, the detectives pressed Anthony for information on Caylee, confronted her about her lies, and even asked if Caylee accidentally died.
At the time, Anthony stuck with her story — a scenario defense attorney Jose Baez admitted at trial was a lie — which was that Caylee was kidnapped by a babysitter named Zenaida.
Melich repeatedly testified during Anthony's trial.
Also scheduled to be on-hand at today's press-conference is crime scene investigator Gerardo Bloise and Deputy Jason Forgey.
Bloise inspected Anthony's Pontiac Sunfire, and Forgey's K-9, a trained cadaver dog, made a hit on the car and a spot in the Anthony's backyard.
Each of the Sheriff's Office employees testified at Anthony's several-week trial.
A jury ultimately found Anthony not guilty of murder and other charges related to the toddler's death, but guilty of lying to law-enforcement officers. She is expected to be released from the Orange County jail on Sunday.


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Ezekiel Fall 2013 Lookbook: White Sands, NM
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Ezekiel took a road trip to White Sands, New Mexico to shoot our Fall '13 Lookbook. White Sands is the largest white gypsum desert in the world and the location of the Trinity Site, where in the mid-40s the US Government detonated the world's first atomic bomb. We've been told it's no longer radioactive. Check out the lookbook at - ezekielusa.com/lookbook/fall-2013 The Ezekiel crew was Danny Kurtzman, Ian Hutchison, and Ryan Winship Mark. Joining us on the trip was Photographer: Bryant Eslava (bryanteslava.com), Model: Eric Lodwick (vogueadventure.com), Videographer: Trevor Wineman (trevorwineman.com) and Tess Oakland. Soundtrack: Limited - New Day Rising // soundcloud.com/new-images ALL WE HAVE IS NOW ezekielusa.comCast: EZEKIEL and Trevor WinemanTags: White Sands, New Mexico, NM, Dunes, Dune, Bryant Eslava, Ezekiel, Clothing, Lookbook, Photography, BTS, Eric Lyle Lodwick, Ian Hutchison, Danny Kurtzman, Trevor Wineman, Tess Oakland and Ryan Winship Mark.
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So I just spent a good 5 hours preparing, redesigning, and re-coding the MINDGRINDER blog to support 3 columns, a larger width (900px! Sorry 800x600ers), and a completely new color palette. One of the more noticeable changes we've made is our brand new MINDGRINDER drawing, done by a good friend of ours, Laurence Williams, and the banner redesign at the top. If you guys have any comments or suggestions on the new layout, feel free to speak up!
Also, we're still waiting to hear back from the higher-ups on when our show will be airing next semester...more on that soon.
Welcome to the MINDGRINDER redesign
Posted by fred at 8:08 PM
Labels: MINDGRINDER, WMUC
4 comments:
- ipecac said...
digging the mindgrinder picture
i'd wear it on a tshirt to a family reunion
- August 23, 2008 at 10:41 PM
- rickdog said...
You have a great music blog here! I've added you to my mp3blog list and custom search, check it out.
Rickdog's collected over 5,000 mp3blog links, accessible from the alpha menu at page top. You can open frames on these blogs to view them directly on my site, and you can also view the feeds in a frame.
The newest mp3blogs
You can search your blog and all the others in my custom google search:
Chewbone MP3blog search
I add new blogs to the alpha lists once a week, but your site is immediately added to the custom google search engine.
- August 24, 2008 at 6:36 PM
- Apoctosis said...
Very awesome layout guys. Looking forward to "Leggrinder" this semester.
- August 25, 2008 at 5:24 PM
- fred said...
Thanks for the compliments...there are still some things I want to add...you might see some of them in the next few months.
- September 2, 2008 at 1:29 AM
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- ► 2009 (98)
- Another attempt at mixing things up a bit
- High on Fire - Promotional EP
- Judas Priest
- MINDGRINDER Fall Semester '08
- Cannibal Corpse - The Bleeding
- Fuck Metallica...here's some Metallica.
- DEICIDE - Serpents of the Light
- Venom - Black Metal (Expanded)
- Don Caballero - For Respect (1993)
- BURZUM - Filosofem
- Melvins 7" Extravaganza
- Black Skies
- Dystopia - The Aftermath
- Sepultura - Morbid Visions
- Rudimentary Peni - DEATH CHURCH
- Lack of Interest
- NIRVANA (now with more Dale Crover!)
- Welcome to the MINDGRINDER redesign
- Did you know Arch Enemy used to be pretty killer t...
- Blah Blah Blah - WMUC Stuff
- Waste of Talent
- Melt-Banana (Cell-Scape & Bambi's Dilemma)
- Buzzov*en - Revelation: Sick Again
- Rumpelstiltskin Grinder
- CARCASS. (Wake Up and Smell the Carcass)
- Faucet - Self Titled
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