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Privacy Policy
Monday, 09 August 2010 11:34 Last Updated on Monday, 13 December 2010 10:53
Our Privacy Commitment
At Crystal Cradle Inc. we know how important it is to protect your personal information. Whether you are shopping with us online or in person we want to make every customer experience safe and secure. In keeping with that goal, we have developed this Privacy Policy to explain our practices for the collection, use, and disclosure of your personal information.
This Policy applies to our Web Sites, in-store pick ups, and all other channels in which Crystal Cradle Inc. collects and uses your personal information.
What Information is Collected?
At Crystal Cradle Inc., we collect two types of information: personal information and non-personal information. The types of information we collect depend on the nature of your interaction with us.
Personal information
Personal information is information that can identify an individual or information about an identifiable individual. We may collect personal information such as:
- Your contact information - e.g., name, postal address, telephone number, and email address;
- Your transaction information - e.g., products purchased, method of payment, amount paid, and payment information.
Non-personal information
Non-personal information does not identify you as an individual. For example:
- We may collect certain non-personal data when you visit our Web Sites, such as the type of browser you are using or the referring URL; or
- We may collect and summarize customer information in a non-personal, aggregate format for statistical and research purposes.
All references to "Web Sites" in this Privacy Policy refer to www.crystalcradle.ca, www.electronic-ouroborus.com, www.parastra.org, or other Crystal Cradle Inc. provided Web Sites.
You may choose not to provide us with your personal information. However, if you make this choice we may not be able to provide you with the product, service, or information that you requested. For example, we can only make a sales transaction under customer account for which your name and address are needed at the least.
How is Your Personal Information Used?
Crystal Cradle Inc. may use your personal information for a number of different business purposes, for example to:
- fulfill your specific requests for products, services or information;
- provide customer support to assist you with your questions or complaints;
- conduct surveys in order to improve our services;
- measure and improve the effectiveness of our Web Sites or our marketing endeavours;
- detect and protect against fraud and error;
- track and analyze your purchases and preferences to better understand your product and service needs and eligibility;
- tailor our online content or in-store offerings based on your preferences;
- if you ask us, to offer and promote additional products and services we offer; and
- for other purposes as described in this Privacy Policy.
Your Consent
Crystal Cradle Inc. will collect, use, or disclose your personal information only with your knowledge and consent, except where required or permitted by law. When you choose to provide us with your personal information you consent to the use of your personal information as identified in this Privacy Policy and as may be further identified at the time of collection.
Express Consent
- Sometimes you will be asked to give your express consent, such as by checking a box to indicate your consent to receive marketing communications, or by providing your signature to indicate your acceptance of the use and disclosure terms presented on an application form.
Implied Consent
- Other times, we may obtain your consent implicitly when we can reasonably conclude that you've given consent by some action you have taken or an action you have decided not to take. Generally, this occurs where the purpose for use of your personal information would be reasonably apparent to you.
Withdrawing Your Consent
- You may notify us at any time that you wish to withdraw or change your consent to our use and disclosure or your information. We will accommodate your request subject to legal and contractual restrictions related to your transactions.
- If you have "opted in" or subscribed to one of our newsletters or mailing lists, we will always provide you the opportunity to "opt out" or unsubscribe. For example, each e-newsletter we send to you will include a link or other method to unsubscribe or decline further e-newsletters.
Information Crystal Cradle Inc. Collects Directly From You
Listed here are some further examples of the ways that we collect personal information directly from you and how we use it.
Our Web Sites can be browsed anonymously. However, to engage in certain special features or functions of our Web Sites, or to order products and services from our Web Sites, you may be asked to provide certain personal information, such as your name, email address, postal address, telephone number, or payment information. We use this information to create your account, contact and correspond with you about your order, respond to your inquiries, and monitor functions of our Web Sites that you choose to use, such as online forums.
Online Forums and Customer Reviews
Certain pages of our Web Sites, such as 'Forums', facilitate interactive discussions between users and Crystal Cradle Inc. staff or agents acting on our behalf regarding products available for purchase through the Web Sites. The Customer Review functionality is provided as a rating system that offers you the chance to share your thoughts on a product. These public forums and reviews are accessible to all Web Site visitors so please use discretion when posting information to them and do not post personal information.
In-House Purchases
When you purchase an Crystal Cradle Inc. product, you may need to provide us with contact and payment information (such as credit card information) so that we can process your request or complete your transaction. If we also wish to use this information to send you promotional information we will ask for your express consent.
Returns and Exchanges
Our goal is to ensure that you are completely satisfied with your purchase and to this end, Crystal Cradle Inc. offers a Return Policy. For Crystal Cradle Inc. to continue to offer our Return Policy, we ask for personal information such as your name, address, and telephone number for the purposes of detecting and preventing fraud. You may also be asked to produce photo ID, business identification number or tax identification number for verification purposes only.
Purchase Follow-Up and Surveys
Following a purchase from some of our departments we may send you a follow-up letter to thank you for your business, or we may contact you to ensure that you are completely satisfied with the delivery and use of your new product.
We may use contact information collected in-house, online, or via our customer service call centre to conduct occasional surveys and other customer research. These surveys are entirely voluntary and you may easily decline to participate.
Sign-Up for Newsletters or Updates
Crystal Cradle Inc. also offers a variety of newsletters and promotional communications. Should you choose to enrol we will collect your contact information, such as name and email address. This information will only be used to send you the newsletter and promotional announcements that you have requested.
You may stop receiving newsletters and other forms of electronic marketing communication from our company at any time by following any of the following procedures:
- You may send any one of our representatives an e-mail stating you wish to opt-out of receiving any of our electronic marketing communications.
- You may also do this by clicking the 'Unsubscribe' link within any of the electronic newsletters that are sent out to you.
- Or you may do this by going to our Newsletter page on our website and following the instructions there to remove your email from our list.
Our subscriber list is never sold or rented to other parties.
Participate in a Contest or Promotion
From time to time, we may run contests or promotions. If you participate, you may be asked for contact information as well as additional optional survey information (for example, product preferences). Personal information from contest entries will be used only to administer the contest and contact you if you win. For research and analysis purposes, we may also summarize contest survey information in a manner that no longer identifies individual participants. All contests and promotions are subject to this Privacy Policy and the rules that will be available with each particular campaign. Some contests are conducted by third parties and will be subject to the third party's policies.
Information Crystal Cradle Inc. Collects Automatically
In some cases, we automatically collect certain information:
Our Web Sites
When using our Web Sites, we may collect the Internet Protocol (IP) address of your computer, the IP address of your Internet Service Provider, the date and time you access our Web Sites, the Internet address of the Web site from which you linked directly to our Web Site, the operating system you are using, the sections of the Web Site you visit, the Web Site pages read and images viewed, and the content you download from the Web Site. This information is used for Web Site and system administration purposes and to improve the Web Sites.
The Web Site uses "cookies", a technology that installs a small amount of information on a Web Site user's computer to permit the Web Site to recognize future visits using that computer. Cookies enhance the convenience and use of the Web Site. For example, the information provided through cookies is used to recognize you as a previous user of the Web Site, to offer personalized Web page content and information for your use, to track your activity at the Web Site, to respond to your needs, and to otherwise facilitate your Web Site experience. You may choose to decline cookies if your browser permits, but doing so will affect your use of the Web Site and prevent you from making purchases on our Web Site.
Web Site Tracking Information
We may use scripts from third parties which compile tracking information reports regarding Web Site user demographics, Web Site traffic patterns, and Web Site purchases. None of the tracking information in these reports can be connected to the identities or other personal information of individual users.
Links to Other Web Sites
Our Web Site may contain links to other Web sites or Internet resources which are provided solely for your convenience and information. When you click on one of those links you are contacting another Web site or Internet resource. Crystal Cradle Inc. has no responsibility or liability for, or control over, those other Web sites or Internet resources or their collection, use and disclosure of your personal information. We encourage you to read the privacy policies of those other Web sites to learn how they collect and use your personal information.
Does Crystal Cradle Inc. Share Your Information?
Crystal Cradle Inc. does not sell or rent our customers' personal information to any other party. However, in the normal course of business we may share some of your personal information within our corporate family and with third parties (PayPal) acting on our behalf or as permitted or required by law.
Some of these operations may result in personal information collected by Crystal Cradle Inc. being stored or processed outside of Canada and, as a result, your personal information may be accessible to law enforcement and regulatory authorities in accordance with the law of these foreign jurisdictions.
Service Providers
Crystal Cradle Inc. may use third parties to manage one of more aspects of our business operations, including the processing or handing of personal information. When we do use an outside company, we use contractual or other appropriate means to ensure that your personal information is used in a manner that is consistent with this Privacy Policy.
For example, we may share personal information with third parties to perform services on our behalf such as: fulfilling online orders, processing non-cash payments, sending marketing communications, servicing products, conducting research surveys, verifying and validating information that you have provided to us, delivering products, and providing customer support services.
Crystal Cradle Inc. has taken precautions to prevent the fraudulent use of your information on our Web Sites. Crystal Cradle Inc. has adopted industry standard authentication procedures to ensure your protection while shopping with us online. This includes, but is not limited to, contacting financial institutions or credit reporting agencies to ensure the authenticity of your credit card and to validate your credit card billing information.
Information Shared Amongst Crystal Cradle Inc., Affiliates, Subsidiaries and Divisions
Crystal Cradle Inc. may share personal information gathered on our Web Sites with subsidiaries, affiliates or divisions for internal business purposes in accordance with this Privacy Policy. If Crystal Cradle Inc. shares your information within its corporate family, we will ensure that your information continues to be used only in accordance with this Privacy Policy and your expressed choices.
Product Safety Recalls
In the event we receive notice from a manufacturer of a product safety recall, we may provide your contact information, limited to name, address, and telephone number, to the manufacturer so that they may notify you of the recall and supply details of any replacement or repair programs. This transfer or your contact information will occur only for recalls that may impact your personal safety or impair the functionality of the product you purchased from us.
Sale or Transfer of All or Part of Crystal Cradle Inc.
Any information we have about you may be transferred or disclosed to a purchaser or prospective purchaser in the event of a sale, assignment, or other transfer of all or a portion of our business or assets. Should such a transfer occur, we will use reasonable efforts to try to ensure that the transferee uses your information in a manner that is consistent with this Privacy Policy.
How Does Crystal Cradle Inc. Protect Your Information?
The security of your personal information is a high priority for Crystal Cradle Inc.. We maintain appropriate safeguards and current security standards to protect your personal information, whether recorded on paper or captured electronically, against unauthorized access, disclosure, or misuse. For example, electronic records are stored in secure, limited-access servers; we employ technological tools like firewalls and passwords; and we ensure our employees are trained on the importance of maintaining the security and confidentiality of personal information.
PCI Compliance
Crystal Cradle Inc. is PCI (Payments Card Industry) compliant meaning that all your credit card information is handled, stored and processed within strict protocols and guidelines that have been established by the PCI Security Standards Council. In fact, we do not store any credit card information on our servers at all! All payments are handled through PayPal's secure servers and high standards for internet payment processing security.
SSL Technology
Our Web Sites use encryption technology, such as Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) for payment through PayPal servers, to protect your personal information during data transport. SSL encrypts your personal information such as your name, address, and credit card number.
Website Scanning
Our Web Sites are scanned regularily to meet industry standards for online security.
Choosing a Password
When you create an online account on our Web Sites, you need to select a personal password. To maximize your level of protection, you should choose at least 5 characters including a combination of both letters and numbers. You are solely responsible for maintaining the secrecy of your password and any account information. Crystal Cradle Inc. will never send an unsolicited communication asking you for your password or requesting that you update your account credentials.
How Can You Verify Your Information?
You may check your information to verify, update, or correct it, and to have any obsolete information removed. If you created an account on one of our Web Sites, you can access and change your online account profile yourself. You can also ask to review any of the information that we have retained, how we have used it, and to whom we have disclosed it at any time by contacting us. Subject to certain exceptions prescribed by law, and provided we can authenticate your identity, you will be given reasonable access to your personal information, and will be entitled to challenge the accuracy and completeness of the information and to have it amended as appropriate. You may also ask us to change your preferences regarding how we use or disclose your information, or let us know that you do not wish to receive any further communication from us.
When is Your Information Removed?
We keep your information only as long as we need it for legitimate business purposes and to meet any legal requirements. We have retention standards that meet these parameters. We destroy your information when it is no longer needed, or we remove your personally identifiable information to render it anonymous.
Contacting Crystal Cradle Inc.
If you have any questions, concerns or complaints about the privacy practices of our organization please contact us at the following:
- Telephone: 1-780-982-6210
- Mail: Crystal Cradle Inc.
Address : 9342 60th Ave
Postal Code : T6E 0C1
City : Edmonton
State : Alberta
Country : Canada
We will respond to your request or investigate your concern as quickly as we can, but no later than 30 days from the date of receipt of your query.
Important Reminder About E-mail Communications
Please remember that email sent over the public Internet is not secure. If you send an email directly to us from your own email account the contents will not be encrypted. We strongly recommend that you do not send sensitive information (like a credit card number) to us via unencrypted email. Crystal Cradle Inc. is not responsible for any transmission by you of any personal information over the public Internet.
*We value your privacy and will not share your email address with anyone.
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COST: $10 per car, receipt valid for seven days, good at both the Eastern and Western sections of the park
The eastern portion of Saguaro National Park is backed by the 8,600-foot Rincon Mountains. At the visitors center (9 a.m.–5 p.m.) are a bookstore and exhibits about the desert. The easiest way to see this section is to stroll, bike, or drive very slowly along the paved Cactus Forest Drive, an eight-mile one-way that begins at the visitors center and winds up and across the bajada.
The desert here is gorgeous, especially after a rainstorm or early in the morning during the bloom months (Mar.–May, July–Aug.).
There are more than 100 miles of trails here, including one that goes to Rincon Peak above 8,000 feet. The park's newspaper guide has a full description of the major trails.
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Each group renting the auditorium is responsible for set-up, take-down, and cleaning the facility. We do offer take-down, set-up, and cleaning services for an additional fee. The parking lot adjacent to Old Brick is available after 5:00 PM on weekdays and all day on weekends. Metered parking is available along Clinton Street and under Papajohn Business Administration Building. In addition, two parking ramps are located only one block away on Madison Street.
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Annabelle wrote:
That's an issue most couldn't see while playing on Gehn because we have already all passed the Cleft & most have already finish Yeesha Journey (some with ease...some with pulling hair time ).
More importantly, there were no major changes that should have required complete testing of the Cleft, and so no testing was done. This was a minor change that would have gone unnoticed if not for a typo.
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I would prefer if it were not thought of as totally a testing shard
That's correct, I chose poorly when wording that description.
Gehn is often a testing ground for new features, but it is not a live testing shard for active development. That is to say, we have our own private testing shards upon which actual development and testing is performed. Gehn has the latest features by virtue of being the shard run by the developers and having the path of least friction, and ultimately that means it's marginally more likely to see little bugs like this crop up, simply by the nature of being the first to incorporate these features. The updates Gehn receives are things we believe are stable and ready for wider testing; the kind you only get with a larger number of players.
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Adding blends of seeds, nuts and grains to dough to produce whole grain breads and rolls generates processing hassles. New dough enhancers and conditioners offer solutions.
As consumers' palates grow more adventurous, commercial bakers are reaching out to satisfy them by adding exotic blends of seeds, grains and nuts to breads and rolls. These added ingredients can take a toll on processing. If all that was needed was a hard, chewy German-style loaf, it would be no problem. But, while consumers seem to want healthful bread, they still want it to be reminiscent of the fluffy white bread they have eaten since childhood.
"When producing products with whole grains, one consideration would be the use of a strengthening system, such as an oxidizer, due to the fact that during mixing, grain particles tend to destroy the gluten network," says Craig Baumner, new product development manager, Fleischmann's Yeast, a division of AB Mauri Food Inc., Fenton, Mo.
When grain blends are added to doughs, the grain creates holes in the gluten structure and weakens the dough. No matter the grain; cracked grains, whole seeds, rye flakes or oatmeal, the damage is the same. "Because you are chopping up the dough, you can lose some of the expansion caused by the yeast leavening system," Baumner says. A strengthening system fully utilizes the leavening provided by the yeast, which results in a whole grain bread with higher volume and more open grain, he adds.
Many bakers boost the gluten in their fomulas to strengthen the dough, which can lead to additional problems. MGP Ingredients Inc., Atchison, Kan., offers wheat protein isolates that address the problem. "Protein isolates help by contributing to the extensibility characteristics of the dough," says Steve Ham, director of marketing, specialty ingredients. "This is important because when you add large amounts of gluten to boost structure, it can become tough to machine. Our Arise line of protein isolates works with the gluten to provide the balance in the needed dough strength."
The key is to use protein isolates in conjunction with wheat gluten, not as a replacement, says MGP's Topher Dohl, bakery applications technologist. "Arise products are typically used at 1 percent, based on the flour weight," he says. "The key benefits are bake time reduction and dough extensibility. The baker won't get a 'bucky' dough. Arise helps reduce gassing and enhances processing tolerance."
Another area of concern is oxidation as whole grain doughs have a naturally weak structure, says Dr. Rick Jackson, vice president of product development, Caravan Ingredients, Totowa, N.J. "We've found that our standard improvers work well with whole grain products," he says. "Bakers get more success using an improver that has a higher level of strengthening emulsifier. CSL, SSL and Datems are very beneficial."
Water absorption also is an issue. All grains, particularly large granules, gradually absorb water. This leads to dry products as the grain absorbs the water from the crumb.
To balance water absorption, Jackson recommends the typical triad of emulsifiers, oxidation and enzymes. "Strengthening enzymes are more beneficial in this case because they act slowly. They don't put as much stress on the bread early on, but again, you have to be careful of oxidation," he says.
Caravan also offers pre-cooked Super Soaked Grains. These grain blends have already absorbed all the water they can, so they do not affect the dough. "It's not an actual conditioner, but it's hard to separate one from the other when it's the result that counts," Jackson says. "We sell three different standard grain blends, and also get frequent requests for specialized blends."
Enzyme conditioning
Originally used primarily for shelf life extension, new enzyme conditioning blends can be easily adjusted to accommodate the extra weight of whole grain and mixed grain breads.
Tony Oszlanyi, bakery consultant for Wright Group, Crowley, La., says enzymes are needed only in small amounts for functionality. Usage is ppm (parts per million) as opposed to fractions of a percent based on flour weight. The Wright Dough line of enzyme dough conditioners is used at 2 to 4 ozs. per cwt (hundredweight) of flour when typical dough conditioners are used at 1 percent to 2 percent per cwt of flour. This translates into a savings of as much as 60 percent in addition to less inventory.
Innovative Cereal Systems (ICS), Wilsonville, Ore., also supplies enzymes and enzyme blends for dough conditioning. Nicole Rees, applications development specialist, works in ICS's R&D department and studies the synergies between enzymes to develop the specific blends for individual processes and products.
"We have a wide standard product range, but we specialize in creating custom solutions," she says. "We find that bakers get the best bang for their buck if enzymes are tailored to exactly what they're doing. Enzymes can be an amazing processing aid. Our new product, Fermentase G-300, is a selected enzyme blend designed to help dough processing by adding some strength and process tolerance to dough without having to constantly add more gluten. Some bakeries have actually been able to cut back 50 percent on their gluten use," she adds.
Bakers need to understand the outcome they are looking for before they select a dough improver, Baumner says. "Is the baker trying to extend shelf life, improve volume, etc.?"
For example, many of Fleischmann's customers want to produce a natural product with a clean label. "So, we created ABM 25 Natural Dough Conditioner to respond to this trend. ABM 25 is an enzyme-based oxidant system designed to produce bread without chemical oxidizers, such as potassium bromate or azodicarbonamide (ADA)," Baumner adds. "The maturity of the dough is enhanced, resulting in improved process tolerance and quality of the end-baked product."
The baker's perspective
Rod Radalia, technical services director for Aunt Millie's, Fort Wayne, Ind., is continually looking for the right combination of natural conditioners specifically designed to meet the challenges of whole grain bread and buns. "We use dough strengtheners one at a time and in different combinations. We are always playing with this to try to figure out what works best," he says. "Of course, it depends on the bread. As the whole grain ratio goes up, if you do not add conditioners, then you need to add more wheat gluten, which has it's own issues. Fortunately, we have a sponge and dough system where we're able to put a lot of grains into the sponge side and hydrate them before we mix them. It puts less damage on the gluten structure," he says.
Kroger was faced with a different type of processing challenge, says Joel Payne, senior scientist, corporate food technology division, Kroger Bakeries, Cincinnati. Two of its five fresh bakeries have liquid sponge systems. The drawback is that the systems are set up for white flour sponge and would require a complete flush to change over to whole grain. This is impractical from both labor and cost perspectives.
In those plants, Kroger runs no-time dough with no bulk fermentation for whole grain breads. The dough is set up with oxidation ingredients, so it will process and act as if it did have the fermentation stage.
"We use enzyme conditioners that are loosely classified as arabinoxylanase. They hydrolyze the fibrous and cellular materials in the bran and the germ components of the whole wheat flour," Payne says. "If we didn't add arabinoxylanase to the dough, we would have to add a lot of incremental water to make it malleable enough to process it on our machinery. Although the water would make it easier to process, it would also make it more fragile in proofing and baking to the point where we would have a much higher probability of 'losing' the dough."
A "one solution fits all" tops Radalia's conditioner wish list. "I want a product that I can use as a one-step, single formula dough conditioner for all multi-grain breads rather than always playing around with different blends and amounts," he says. "If we just had one for white and one that would work for all the wheat and multi-grains, that would save a lot of time and money."
The one-stop answer isn't quite here yet, but suppliers continue to work on it. Modern dough conditioners in pre-mixed blends for specific products already provide a way to process many whole grain breads almost as easily as a white pan loaf. Many suppliers are ready to work with bakers to create exactly what is needed. So, as the demand for variety in whole grain products grows, so do the solutions that allow bakers to satisfy it.


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Super cute!! Love all the PINK!
Incredibly cute party! Those hats are to die for! Where did you get them?
where did u get the ring?
SOO cute! I love Pinkalicious :)
I made the rings myself (i'll likely do a tutorial on my blog soon) and the hats came from Target. Thanks so much for the compliments!
I LOVE the rings too! I am hosting a Pinkalicious Pajama Party for my daughter on Feb.19th. Will the tutorial be posted soon? SO CUTE! Everything was beautiful!
I posted a tutorial on my blog a while back. Here it is! :) http://andeverythingsweet.blogspot.com/2010/09/pinkalicious-cake-and-cupcakes.html
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This party was PINK PINK PINK!!! More pink than any little girl could wish for! :) The theme was based on the book Pinkalicious. And since the birthday girl's favorite pastime is having tea parties with her friends we made it a Pinkalicious Tea Party. I had so much fun with this party and I think the little girls had a blast as well!! More pics at
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Death Scene, Drew Peterson's Behavior Described in Testimony
The judge in the murder trial decided against halting the proceedings; five witnesses testified Thursday.
The Drew Peterson murder trial made it through a third day despite impassioned pleas from one of his lawyers to pull the plug on it and set the accused wife-killer free.
Peterson attorney Steve Greenberg accused prosecutors of intentionally introducing forbidden testimony and said the jury is "hearing time and time again things they shouldn't be hearing."
Greenberg said the improper testimony started after State's Attorney James Glasgow was blocked from telling the jury how Peterson allegedly offered a Braidwood man $25,000 to find someone to kill his third wife, Kathleen Savio.
"They intentionally did it because they didn't get the hit man in and they didn't get other evidence in," Greenberg said. "It's appalling. I don't think it's fair we have to continue."
Greenberg used a mocking imitation of Glasgow's voice during his argument and pointed out that prosecutors "want to make everyone think (Peterson's) a bad guy."
But Judge Edward Burmila thought it was fair, and decided all he had to do to level the playing field was instruct the jury to disregard a small portion of testimony from Wednesday's session.
That testimony was given by Savio's next-door neighbor, Thomas Pontarelli. Pontarelli recalled how Peterson tried to intimidate him by placing a bullet in his driveway. The jurors cannot use that information when they deliberate.
After Burmila cleared the wasy for the trial to continue, Bolingbrook Firefighter-Paramedic Louis Oleszkiewicz, who was dispatched to Savio's house the night she was found drowned in her dry bathtub in March 2004, took the stand.
Oleszkiewicz was one of four firefighters to testify Thursday that they did not see a towel on the edge of Savio's tub. The blue towel can be seen on the tub in crime scene photos taken after the firefighters left.
Oleszkiewicz said he noticed there was no towel or bath mat anywhere near the tub. He found it strange they were missing because if he does not use these things when he bathes, water gets on the floor and his "wife's socks get wet, and she gets mad."
Also Thursday, Bolingbrook locksmith Robert Akin told the jury about opening the door to Kathleen Savio's house on the night she was found dead.
Akin said that in his 40 years as a locksmith he has been called as often as twice a month by the Bolingbrook police to open doors for wellness checks. He also does maintenance work at the Bolingbrook Police Department, he said.
On the night Savio's body was found, Akin said, he did not know whose house he was opening or why he was opening it.
Akin said he was met at the house by Drew Peterson, who was dressed in his police sergeant's uniform. He said he knows Peterson well and when he was asked to identify Peterson in the courtroom said, "Nice tie."
Akin testified to picking a doorknob lock that could be locked from the outside without a key. A deadbolt that needed a key to lock from the outside was found to be unlocked.
Once the door was opened, Akin said, people he did not know went inside. Akin recalled staying put on the porch. He said that while he packed his tools he was "chit-chatting" with Peterson.
Shortly after opening the door, Akin said, "There was, like a lot of commotion, screaming."
Peterson then "just looked and said, 'I got to go,'" and went in the house, Akin said.
Defense attorney Joel Brodsky repeatedly tried and failed to get Akin to admit it takes more than one person to pick a lock in the dark. He was also unable to get Akin to concede that picking a lock makes a "loud" noise.
The Wheaton attorney who represented Savio in her divorce from Peterson, Harry Smith, was in a courtroom corridor waiting to testify but both sides are still wrangling about what he will be allowed to say.
Prosecutor John Connor wants Smith to discuss the financial side of Savio and Peterson's divorce, and to tell how Savio was put at a disadvantage when she was killed and deprived of the ability to speak for herself.
Judge Burmila disagreed, saying, "Just because it makes logical sense doesn't mean it makes legal sense."
Smith is expected to testify at some point next week.
Read More: Drew Peterson Coverage on Patch
Watchful Eye
6:34 pm on Thursday, August 2, 2012
Information I hadn't seen tweeted today - about Brodsky trying to get him to say it takes two people to pick a lock in the dark, and picking a lock makes a lot of noise. Was that to get the jury to think the murder defendant couldn't have broken into the house because he would have needed additional manpower, and the neighbors would have heard the noise? Yeah, okay then.
So Peterson hears screaming, and says I got to go? Except, he went inside and waited for both Tom Pontarelli and his son to go past him first, then up the stairs he went. That's unusual for an experienced, trained, gun-toting cop to do when he hears screams coming from the house, yet doesn't become alarmed about them being in any danger. Hmmm.
Eighteen calls were placed to the BBPD between this couple, and the one time he should have had BBPD do an official well-being check, he doesn't call them. Now, that's what I call strange.
6:37 pm on Thursday, August 2, 2012
Stacey Petersons mother also dissappeared and was never found...or did not want to be found. This fact is almost totally ignored by the media. Why no investigation into that? Is this a case of the daughter copying the mothers dissappearing act?
After watching 2 days of this ridiculous trial...the whole thing is starting to smack of a frame up.
6:59 am on Friday, August 3, 2012
How sad to think a family's missing mother has been used as a cover-up and deterent for her daughter's disappearance. The evolution of the internet and social networking pages has provided some alternate menas for families to keep the pictures of loved ones in the public eye. Stacy was filing paperwork with a divorce attorney that following Monday; had packed boxes for Drew to leave the residence; was looking into temporary rental property; had changed her cell phone and given the codes to her neighbor; knew she was being trailed by her husband; and the list goes on and on. No one believes she ran away, nor will a jury. Kathleen's case had to go first in the sequence. There was a botched investigation, and the rules were not followed. Peterson was protected by the "blue wall" like so many other cops. Stacy's mom has nothing to do with this case. I hope some day the family has closure on both of these trajedies, as well as the Savio family.
Watchful Eye
3:18 pm on Friday, August 3, 2012
Geesh Robert. I assume you are the result of two parents, a mother and a father. Do you guys hold each other accountable for things the other says or does? If your mother, for example, attends church every Sunday, does that mean you are an obedient and faithful Christian?
Come on...
Watchful Eye
6:49 pm on Thursday, August 2, 2012
Haha, Joe, you didn't mention Joe "Shark" Lopez being told by the judge to quit sending out tweets. Media can't send out tweets, but defense lawyers think it's okay?
Was watching his tweets, and some others who do didn't realize he was doing it straight from the courtroom. I suppose that since his closing argument is his main focus, he doesn't much care what goes on inside the courtroom. You know, like witness testimony and stuff....
I noticed Greenberg was getting hoarse later on in the day when giving an impromptu interview. He's the one that screams and yells, I heard. His co-counsel, Brodsky and Lopez, when asked about his yelling during the mistrial argument, said that's how he is, that's what he does. Isn't he the one the judge told to stop yelling yesterday, because they weren't outside??? Does he think if he yells his points loud enough, the judge will accept his arguments?
Wonder what the jury thinks of the defense crew. Wonder if they saw one of the lawyers tweeting away? Hmmm.
9:08 pm on Friday, August 3, 2012
I was just stating facts.....highly unusual that a mother and then a daughter would both
"suddenly dissappear" without a trace. Hard to believe its is a coincidence. Perhaps Stacy did run away.....but because she was in fear. If so, I would think she would return if and when Drew is convicted.
Just an alternate theory.
3:52 am on Saturday, August 4, 2012
Robert it would be nice if your theory was true. Stacy's body was in that blue 55 gallon container that monster put into his SUV with the help of his stepbrother.


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- Increase yet again in Internet users suffering from cybercrime -
DigitalPersona has stepped up the call for an increased emphasis on the importance of strong passwords and biometrics, as it is revealed that despite with the threat of cybercrime increasing, users are still not regularly changing their passwords to prevent attack.
A European Commission survey of 27,000 people across the EU has shown that 12% of Internet users have experienced online fraud, yet more than half (53%) have not changed their passwords in the previous 12 months.
Ben Boulnois at DigitalPersona feels this is indicative of the need for a change in attitude when it comes to strong authentication and password security:
"For years it has been agreed upon that strong passwords and authentication are one of the most important factors in keeping data and networks secure.
"Yet even with the threat of cybercrime increasing, it seems as though there is a misconception between users' confidence online and how little they are actually protected with their current password/authentication set-up.
"Not only does the increase in cybercrime call for users to change passwords more frequently, it also means passwords should be more varied and difficult in order to make them more secure.
"As we all know, having numerous passwords of varying difficulty is hard to manage in day-to-day life, which is the reason why so many users stick to easy-to-crack passwords which leave them vulnerable to attack.
"Authentication methods such as fingerprint biometrics allow users to create varied and strong passwords without the need to remember them."
DigitalPersona, a leading provider of multi-factor authentication and access management solutions, sees the results of this survey as a wake-up call to users about a complacent attitude to authentication and passwords. As has been made clear by this EU survey, cybercriminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated; requiring users and organisations to be smarter and more advanced with their authentication techniques in order to protect their data and identity online.
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Luxury Kapalua Villa For An Incredible Vacation!
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THE BEST LOCATION ON MAUI! YOU WILL THINK THIS IS PARADISE!!! Attention to detail was a priority when we renovated our VILLA! It is a corner unit on the gound floor on the 10th fairway in building 16. Outside renovations to building 16 will be completed in November 2012. Our nightly rate starts at only $325.
Enjoy beautiful views from the living room, dining room and master bedroom. I was just there and from my lanai, we watched the sunset through the Cook Pines to the ocean every night! This ground floor condo is within easy walking distance to 5 beaches where you may snorkel with giant sea turtles, swim, paddle board or sun bat...Read more
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Kapalua is an incredible destination for a luxurious Hawaiian vacation with breathtaking views and white sand beaches. Located in northwest Maui, Kapalua. Enjoy everything from golf, spa, whale watching (Jan-May) shopping and activities for every everyone. Don't miss the beautiful walking trails. Pineapple Grill is within walking distance. We have a covered parking spot assigned to our villa.
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This villa is lovely - modern and tastefully decorated - perfect for two couples or a family. The location is perfect - walking distance to the beaches, on the golf course and close to the scenic coastal trail for hiking/walking. We loved this unit and found it well furnished with all of the necessary amenities. Great location and great rental. The owner and the rental company were very friendly and easy to work with to manage the rental.
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We absolutely loved the condo -- perfect location close to everything!! Plus, the condo was totally perfect -- very safe with private parking, gorgeous views, super convenient to everything, awesome restaurants and ocean access within close walking distance!! We dined at the Pineapple Grill three times!! The food was wonderful, staff was great, and it was literally a 2-minute walk from the condo!! I cannot say enough how super great the condo was -- and best of all -- Sandy and her entire staff were totally top notch!! They even gave us suggestions and ideas on things to do while in Maui -- which we truly appreciated as this was our first trip to Maui! Everything was handled super professionally from start to finish -- and they went above and beyond to make our vacation truly the best ever!! We have rented on Vrbo.com numerous times -- in California, Colorado, and Florida -- all great homes but Sandy and her Villa are definitely our very favorite!! We cannot wait to return to this condo in Kapalua!!! Thanks Sooo very much, sandy!!!
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What a delightful vacation! Absolutely wonderful! The condominium was gorgeous - the pics on the website don't do it justice. The view was spectacular and the golf course pristine, not to mention the price. It was comparable to being served prime rib at a fine restaurant for the price of a hamburger at Jack-in-the-Box. Definitely a 5-Star experience! We plan to return to Maui next winter and will contact you about availability when we are prepared to set the dates. Also, I'm going to have my sister and her family contact you as they are planning to go to Hawaii next spring.
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It is difficult for us in the beginning of the 21st century to believe that our beloved Saint Ignatius had its roots in what was then an upstart town on the prairie. In 1850, Chicago consisted of little more than nine square miles. Outbreaks of disease such as cholera, smallpox, and tuberculosis were common. Yet Chicago, on the doorstep to the rich soil of the Midwest, located on an inland port and connected to the Mississippi River by the Illinois and Michigan Canal, soon became the shipping point to the east for agricultural commodities. The new technology of the railroad further enhanced the city's stature as a transportation hub. Manufacturing and retail made household names of Field, Palmer, and McCormick. Chicago had grown from a village of 3,000 in the 1830s to a population of 60,652 by 1854. An influx of immigrants, including considerable numbers of Catholics from Ireland and Germany, came to work on the railroads, in the mills, and in the slaughterhouses. The need for clergy to serve this influx was great. The United States was a missionary country in the eyes of the Church, much as we view third- world countries today. The famous Jesuit missionary to the United States, Peter DeSmet, often made journeys to his native Holland to recruit young men to become missionaries to take up the great task of serving the Church in the United States. One of these young recruits was Arnold Damen. After he completed his theology studies, Fr. Damen was ordained in 1844. He served as associate pastor and pastor of St. Francis Xavier Church in Saint Louis. In 1857, at the request of Most Reverend Anthony O'Reagan, Bishop of Chicago, Fr. Damen was assigned by Rev. J.B. Druyts, superior of the vice province of Missouri, to establish the first permanent Jesuit house in Chicago. The Bishop of Chicago first offered to turn over to the Jesuits Holy Name Church along with the nascent University of St. Mary of the Lake. Fr. Damen, however, wished to found his mission with his own parish in what was then a sparsely inhabited part of the city. Critics questioned Fr. Damen's sanity at establishing a parish on the prairie southwest of the central city. How, some were wondering, could anyone build and expect to support a parish where there are no parishioners? Nevertheless, land was inexpensive and Fr. Damen answered his critics by saying, "I shall not go to the people; I shall draw the people to me." Thus did Fr. Damen set up the present Holy Family parish. The parish flourished so that within one year the church building had to be enlarged. More and more Irish immigrants were settling the prairie around the church as Fr. Damen had envisioned. Soon there was a need to educate the children of the parish and thus began a series of grammar schools staffed both by the Religious of the Sacred Heart and the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. By 1865, nine hundred boys and five hundred girls attended the parish schools. As early as 1862, the Jesuit board of consultors to the Missouri vice province decided that there ought to be a Jesuit college in Chicago and it appears that a college was always in Fr. Damen's plans from the time he reached Chicago. The time, however, was not opportune. The country was engaged in the Civil War, and the cost of borrowing money was high. The new University of St. Mary of the Lake closed because of financial difficulties. Furthermore, Holy Family Parish consisted largely of newly arrived, mainly poor, Irish immigrants. It is a tribute to Fr. Damen's fund-raising ability that he could secure the funds for the Holy Family Church and the system of grammar schools. Fr. Damen's tactics and financial management became legendary within the parish. Once, when invited to stay for dinner while visiting one of the families in the parish, Fr. Damen is said to have replied, "I'm in great trouble today and what would be better than a dinner to me would be a helping from the sugar bowl." The sugar bowl contained this family's loose cash, from which this parishioner invited Fr. Damen to help himself. It was also said about Fr. Damen that "whenever he wants a big collection, one-half of his sermon is about hellfire and the other half about St. Patrick." Another time, in an act smacking of showmanship, Fr. Damen auctioned his horse and buggy to raise funds for the parish. Fr. Damen's management of funds also would raise a few eyebrows today for his audacity in using leverage to achieve his goals. The parish and its schools demanded a large amount of property, little of which during the early years was owned free and clear. It was Fr. Damen's practice to use whatever equity the parish held in its properties to borrow money to purchase more land immediately. The parish property was valued at $250,000 in 1865, according to a report written by Fr. Damen to his superior. Such a far-flung enterprise, however, could not rely solely on the generosity of the early parishioners and Fr. Damen's aggressive style of fund-raising. Furthermore, the provincial insisted that no funds for the college be raised from Holy Family parish. Whence, then, would come the funds to start the college? Fr. Damen was well known throughout the country as a preacher and year after year he spent the months from September to June traveling the country giving parish missions. Not only did he employ his stipends toward the needs of his parish back home in Chicago, but he also would make a direct appeal to the congregations he was addressing on the mission circuit. It was especially through such appeals to people all over the United States, people who had never been to Chicago, that Fr. Damen raised the money to begin construction of Saint Ignatius in 1867. Still, Fr. Coosemans, the provincial, believed that the time still was not ripe. Fortunately, Fr. Coosemans was called to Rome on business and Fr. Damen, shrewd as a serpent, asked for and received permission to begin construction from Fr. Keller, the acting superior. When Fr. Coosemans returned from Rome, he discovered that the foundation of Saint Ignatius was completed and work on the first floor begun. There was no turning back. Nevertheless, $100,000 was needed to complete construction, which required more borrowing. Fr. Coosemans, citing the debt Fr. Damen owed the province for the construction of Holy Family, refused any more credit for the construction of the college. Interest rates in a country just emerging from the Civil War were prohibitive at 10 to 12%. New sources had to be found and Fr. Damen turned to his native Holland. One of Fr. Damen's companions on the missions was a fellow Hollander, Fr. Van Goch, whose brother was a wealthy businessman in Holland. Fr. Damen requested that Fr. Van Goch contact his brother to ascertain whether he could lend the money. Fr. Van Goch's brother agreed and, having obtained permission from both the provincial and the father general, Fr. Damen set out for Holland to close the deal. In a report to Fr. General Becks, written in the winter of 1868, Fr. Damen gives a glimpse of his business acumen:
Now, to borrow money in this country I shall be obliged to pay ten per cent and perhaps more. This interest is too much and I am not in favor of paying so much. Therefore we have written to Holland to Mr. Van Goch, a very rich man, the brother of Father Van Goch, my companion on the missions. He has replied that if we come to Holland and give him the necessary security, he will give us all the money we need to finish the college, at four percent. That will save us six thousand dollars a year, and this saving, put out at interest here, will in ten years, with added interest, enable us to save more than a hundred thousand dollars. Thus in ten years we shall have paid all the debt of the college. This we can undertake without any difficulty or danger. The revenues of our Chicago house are at least thirty thousand dollars a year, of which we can save fifteen thousand dollars surely. Our other Fathers say twenty thousand, but I shall put it at fifteen thousand. Consequently in six or seven years we shall be able to pay all the debt, even without counting any revenue from the college.
These funds were enough to complete the part of the original building running north-south, plus the east wing on the front of the building facing Roosevelt Road. This L-shaped structure was ready to begin instruction with thirty-seven students and a faculty of three plus a president, prefect of studies (principal), and a prefect of discipline. It is worthwhile to pause here to emphasize that the construction of Saint Ignatius College was funded almost exclusively by persons with no connection to Holy Family parish and no connection to Chicago. The college's early donors most certainly never saw the results of their generosity. All looked promising for the new institution as it began its second year of operation with sixty-one boys enrolled. Then on 8 October, the Chicago fire began at Jefferson and DeKoven Streets, just five blocks from Saint Ignatius. Much legend has sprung up in the Saint Ignatius community about how the flames were headed toward the school, how Fr. Damen stood on the porch and prayed that his beloved church and college be saved. God heard his prayer. With flames about to reach the new college, the wind suddenly shifted and destroyed the central part of the city. Like all myths, there is a gram of truth to this one, which over time through exaggeration and confusion of facts became a wonderful story. In fact, Fr. Damen was in Brooklyn at the time, giving a parish mission. When he had heard of the great fire, he spent that night in a vigil praying that the college, the church, and his parishioners be spared. He made a vow that if his prayers were answered, he would keep in Holy Family seven lights burning in front of the picture of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. He then took the next available train to Chicago and arrived to find most of the city in ashes, but his parish and college spared. He kept his vow; to this day, seven lights burn in front of the picture of Our Lady in Holy Family Church. It is true that during the fire, the wind shifted, but not on the very doorstep of the school as the popular legend has it. Rather, the fire never came west of Jefferson Street where it had begun, well away from Saint Ignatius. As one of the few buildings left intact, Saint Ignatius immediately became a relief center and shelter. Among those who moved into the college were the Benedictines and the orphans of the Sisters of St. Joseph who occupied the classrooms in the main part of the original building, and the Bishop of Chicago, John Foley, who set up his residence and office on the first floor of the west wing where now is the Deans' Office. It is amazing that, with the demands put upon Saint Ignatius as a shelter and relief station, classes resumed a mere two weeks after the fire. The term "college" as we conceive it does not adequately describe the institution or its course of studies. The concept of a high school was still in its infancy and the curriculum offered at Saint Ignatius ran the spectrum from junior high school to the bachelor's degree. A course was offered in basic grammar and arithmetic for those boys still needing to acquire or improve these skills. The next higher course of studies was a three-year program called Humanities, which concentrated on Latin, Greek, literature, and rhetoric. The final year leading up to the bachelor degree was called Philosophy. In addition, Saint Ignatius offered a commercial course, which concentrated on bookkeeping, business mathematics, and office skills for those not working toward the bachelor's degree. Saint Ignatius was thus a more comprehensive institution than it is today. Attendance rose steadily during the first decade from the original thirty-seven students in the first year to 215 by the end of the decade. It appears, though, that attendance was quite fluid and that very few students remained at Saint Ignatius for the full course leading to the bachelor's degree. In the academic year 1878-79, for example, there was no class higher than the second year of humanities and no degrees were awarded. This should not be surprising considering the period under discussion. One must remember that the regulations for attending school were not as strict as today and that there was no mandate that children attend school until the age of sixteen. Such decisions were left up to the family. Consider also the clientele of the school, made up of the sons of newly arrived immigrants. Those of us familiar with the stories of our own families know that the children were needed to go to work to help support the family. Education meant training for a better job than one's parents and so, many students went to school long enough to obtain job skills. Consider also that very few individuals, almost exclusively men, went to college and received degrees. Colleges and universities were the preserve of the well-off and offered a classical curriculum such as the one leading to the Saint Ignatius bachelor's degree and not geared to providing job skills. Furthermore, in an age when academic standards were really standards and little attention was paid to a student's self esteem, a survey of the student records from the early years shows that few received grades higher than "C," and many received lower grades. So it appears that the attrition rate due to inadequate performance was higher than today. Given these factors operating against higher education, it is amazing that the college division managed to survive. Yet it is a tribute to Fr. Damen and the Jesuits that they had the vision to offer the opportunity for advancement through higher education where there seemed to be a small market for it. Attendance steadily increased through the '80s and '90s until, by 1894, 400 young men were attending Saint Ignatius. The school needed more space and it was decided that a new building was needed. Work began on the "Hoeffler Building," known today as the "1895 Building." Generations of students down through the 1970s have also tagged it the "New Wing." In addition to new classrooms, the new building housed "state of the art" chemistry and physics labs that remained in use until 1992. It also was the first part of the physical plant to be wired for electricity. The new building marked the end of the first twenty-five years of Saint Ignatius and signaled further expansion of the Jesuit education apostolate in Chicago in the new century. (excerpted from Saint Ignatius College Prep: 125 years of Jesuit education, a history prepared by Raymond J. Heisler '78. Copies available upon request.) Throughout the campus of Saint Ignatius College Prep, the letters IHS are predominantly displayed. IHS are the first three letters of Jesus in Greek. Saint Ignatius of Loyola chose these letters as a symbol for the Society Jesus, or Jesuits, a religious order he founded in 1540.


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So how do we do that? How do we develop our presentation skills? I believe there are three priorities:
- Practice it. Actively seek opportunities to speak in public, to give presentations. My early presentations were definitely not good; in fact, I cringe when I remember them, but they were experiences to learn from.
- Study it. Watch good communicators, live and in the flesh is better. I find watching people give messages week after week in my local church is a great way of reflecting on presentation techniques.
- Practice it some more. Experiment. We never stop learning to improve.
I've compiled a number of resources:
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This is a branch of Guy Kawasaki's most useful aggregator site, Alltop, listing some the best blogs by top practitioners in the subject.
"Leaders need to present well."
Is there a high-performing leader who hasn't honed and developed their presentation skills? No. To be effective, leaders need to present well, if not powerfully.


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Trainer Jillian Michaels is returning to NBC's "The Biggest Loser" for the show's upcoming 14th season, which will address childhood obesity with contestants ranging between 13 and 17 years old. Michaels, who exited a year ago, will join trainers Bob Harper and Dolvett Quince on the show when it returns in January.
Fox's reality singing competition "The X Factor" has named another celebrity mentor for the upcoming season, adding Marc Anthony to Simon Cowell's team. Last month the show added Justin Bieber as a mentor, and he'll work with L.A. Reid's team.
Telemundo has named Patty Marrero senior vice president of client partnership development, based in the network's New York office. Marrero was previously senior vice president of network sales at Vme.
Bill Rinchik has been named director of financial planning and analysis at Young Broadcasting, which runs TV stations and web sites in 10 markets. Rinchik joins from Freedom Broadcasting, where he was vice president of finance and new ventures.
ABC has added Nick Zano to the cast of its comedy "Happy Endings," playing a love interest to Casey Wilson's character for at least six episodes. Zano most recently appeared on CBS's "2 Broke Girls."
Digital marketing agency IgnitionOne has named Edmardo Galli managing director, based in the company's new office in São Paulo, Brazil. Galli is the founder of Agência 10'Minutos, which became Ogilvy Interactive in Brazil.
Wieden+Kennedy has made two additions in its Amsterdam office, naming Thierry Albert and Faustin Claverie creative directors. The duo was previously at VCCP London, and before that at Mother in London.
Yesterday was quite the musical chairs day at Hearst. After Joanna Coles was named the new editor in chief of Cosmopolitan, replacing the retiring Kate White, Anne Fulenwider was named editor in chief of Marie Claire, succeeding Coles. Fulenwider had been editor in chief of Brides for almost a year, following a two-year stint as executive editor of Marie Claire under Coles. Prior to that, Fulenwider worked as senior articles editor at Vanity Fair.
Todd Larsen is set to join Time Inc., according to multiple reports, where he will lead the magazine publisher's sports and news groups. Larsen had been at Dow Jones since 1999, becoming president in 2010.
Netflix's revival of "Arrested Development" has added two actors to the cast, former "Happy Days" star Henry Winkler and "Mad Men" actor John Slattery. The show is set to debut on Netflix in the spring.
That didn't take long. Barely a week after the birth of her son, Lorenzo Dominic, Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi poses with the newborn on the cover of People magazine. She and fiance Jionni LaValle explain the inspiration for "Enzo's" name (after a childhood friend of LaValle's dad) and whether she'll be out partying again soon (nope – the "Jersey Shore" star says she's a different person now).
Evelyn Lozada, a star on VH1's "Basketball Wives" and the estranged wife of football player Chad Johnson, will appear on OWN's "Iyanla: Fix My Life" later this month on the show's two-part series premiere. Lozada will talk about the alleged domestic violence in her relationship with Johnson on the show, which will air on Sept. 15 and 22.
Alan M. Kriegsman, a dance critic who worked at The Washington Post from 1966 to 1996, died last week of heart disease at age 84. Kriegsman joined the Post as a music critic and became dance critic in 1974. He won a Pulitzer Prize for criticism in 1976.
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I keep forgetting I have ten community service hours I have to do so I finally looked at my hours file I keep safe under a pile of clothing. Apparently I'm something like five months over the deadline with not a single hour completed.
The State of Texas is gonna kick me in the ass and I'm kinda just gonna take it because I really don't want to get around to doing those community service hours.