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Controversy in Michael Jackson's death...
"We've learned law enforcement is looking for a doctor who lived at Michael Jackson's home -- and the doctor is nowhere to be found.
Law enforcement sources tell us a BMW belonging to the doctor was towed from Jackson's home last night.
Cops are looking to interview the doc.
A law enforcement source says the doctor gave Jackson an injection before he died.
Jackson reportedly may have OD'd on Demerol. As we first reported, family members were concerned that Jackson was taking too much morphine."
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As far back as 2006, members of Michael Jackson's family were terrified that his escalating dependence on prescription drugs had become a danger to his life – and attempted an intervention in Las Vegas.
"The family believes Michael is addicted," a family insider told PEOPLE. "There was an intervention in Las Vegas. Janet was on the phone, but Randy, Jackie and Rebbie were there in person," the source said, referring to several of Michael's eight siblings.
"Michael got p---ed off. He said he wasn't on drugs. But they didn't believe him."
Jackson suffered cardiac arrest at his rented home in Los Angeles Thursday and was pronounced dead at 2:26 p.m. PST. His autopsy will be conducted by the Los Angeles County Coroner Friday, although some tests, including a toxicology report, could take days or weeks to complete.
At the time of the Vegas intervention, another source close to the family blamed a Jackson aide for supplying the superstar with drugs from prescriptions acquired from multiple doctors.
"[The aide] has contacts wherever they are," said the source. In addition to consuming alcohol, Jackson takes "straight morphine, Demerol and opiates like Oxycontin. He also takes Valium and Xanax," said the insider.
"Michael is a clinically functioning addict and these are the most dangerous," the source continued. "They stop and start. These are the ones that OD ... It could happen any minute."
After Jackson's death Thursday, family attorney Brian Oxman, who huddled with the grieving family at the hospital, raised the possibility that the drug abuse remained a critical factor in Jackson's life. "If you think that the case of Anna Nicole Smith was an abuse, it is nothing in comparison to what we have seen in Michael Jackson's life," Oxman told CNN.
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When EMTs arrived at Michael Jackson's home yesterday, the medics wanted to pronounce him dead on the scene -- but Michael's personal doctor refused to let them "call it" -- this according to sources close to the situation.
When EMTs arrived there was evidence someone had been performing CPR on Michael for "quite some time." There was evidence of Lidocaine -- an old-school drug that can be used to treat disturbances in the heart's rhythm. Medics took over performing CPR but determined Jackson was lifeless -- and wanted to call the coroner to pick up the body.
We're told Jackson was flat-lined when EMTs arrived.
But our sources say M.J.'s doc demanded EMTs continue performing CPR anyway, and demanded that they take Michael to the hospital.
Once they arrived at UCLA, we're told Jackson's doc continued to personally administer CPR -- even though it was clear Jackson was already gone.
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Controversy my ass, if he didn't give Michael the drugs he would have been fired.
MJ is to blame for his own death. He is a sorry ass loser pedophile addict and he should be solely responsible for his reprehensible habits.
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A recent front-page article lauded the accomplishments of County Elections Board Chairwoman, Patty Colian.
It mentioned that she got her start in politics by opposing the Salem Fire District.
I would like to remind the people of Salem that in the past four years since she helped defeat the fire district, Salem is now a town laying off police and fire.
Since Ms. Colian spearheaded the move to deny Salem a modern fire district, the people of Salem have been taxed over $4 million in wages and benefits for 16 union firefighters.
Salem could have saved millions with that fire district. Perry Township does it! Just wanted to add this to Ms. Colian's resume.
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When my wife and I moved to Salem from Cleveland in 1982, I started doing research on artist Charles Burchfield, who grew up in Salem. The library had a bulky Burchfield file that dated back to 1918. The library staff told me about John Litty, who had been a boyhood friend of the artist. I met John and asked him to show me where Burchfield had lived. John drove me over to East Fourth Street and pointed to the house and said, "I remember when Charlie's mother put in that skylight in 1915."
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- Marina {Yummy Mummy) said...
I don't know why I don't ever make dinner rolls. My hubby would be SO happy if I made these. Thanks for the inspiration!
- December 14, 2011 at 10:25 AM
- Wanna Be A Country Cleaver said...
I've never tried to make my own dinner rolls - yeast intimidates me - it just never plays nice. But these look totally doable!
- December 14, 2011 at 12:06 PM
- Dorothy @ Crazy for Crust said...
I love these rolls. They are the best ones I've ever eaten! I usually end up eating the whole pan myself. :)
- December 14, 2011 at 12:57 PM
- Cassie/Bake Your Day said...
These look totally heavenly! I love your header too...so festive!
- December 14, 2011 at 12:59 PM
- Jennifurla said...
I have one thing to say
Pass the butter
- December 14, 2011 at 2:17 PM
- Mandy said...
Yum yum yum!
- December 14, 2011 at 3:54 PM
- Michele Gerhard said...
These look fabulous... I can almost smell the aroma from here! I agree with the comment about eating the whole pan... and pass the butter! You have great commenters :) It's been a long time since I baked dinner rolls, but these are very tempting indeed. Thanks!
- December 14, 2011 at 5:24 PM
- claire said...
I NEED ONE... plus a side of butter! :)
- December 14, 2011 at 7:08 PM
- Lark (SparkyLarky)@ Lark's Country Heart said...
Every type of Roll is the perfect one for me! Lol
- December 14, 2011 at 10:39 PM
- kitchen flavours said...
The rolls looks so soft and wonderful! No kneading is just what I like! Thanks for sharing!
Have a lovely day!
- December 15, 2011 at 2:41 AM
- Angie's Recipes said...
Those dinner rolls look super soft!
- December 15, 2011 at 6:20 AM
- yummychunklet said...
I can't argue with any roll recipe that's a "world's best"! Can't wait to try it!
- December 15, 2011 at 6:56 AM
- Macaroni and Cheesecake said...
These look delicious! And I love your fun festive header!:) New fan of yours on facebook as well!:)
- December 15, 2011 at 8:05 AM
- Lizzy said...
Mmmmm...my family would love these babies! Beautiful puffballs of dough :)
- December 15, 2011 at 9:45 AM
- Aarthi said...
this is definetly awesome dinner rolls
- December 15, 2011 at 9:59 AM
- scratch-made wife said...
I love, love, love making rolls. They always taste so good, and I'm always impressed with myself when I make rolls. They look like store-bought, but they're better. How could you not be impressed with yourself when you do that?!
- December 15, 2011 at 7:03 PM
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
Those rolls look amazing and so soft!
- December 16, 2011 at 3:18 AM
- bonnieshee said...
Made these to go with Christmas dinner, and used bread flour instead of all-purpose. Perfectly soft and delicious!
- January 2, 2012 at 9:33 AM
- Not Supermom said...
I make these all.the.time.
If you add two tablespoons of brown sugar, you'll rival the Kings Hawaiian rolls...
- February 27, 2012 at 5:25 PM
Can you make the dough ahead of time? Can I prepare the dough today and bake them tomorrow?
- April 7, 2012 at 11:02 AM
- Tonda Turner said...
I couldn't wait to make these for Easter dinner. They were really easy but two things.... First I made them WAY too big, my fault, but just baked them a bit longer and no worries. But #2, they just needed a bit more flavor, in my opinion. Could I add more salt? Thanks for any input. :)
- April 8, 2012 at 4:54 PM
- Holly said...
I'm sure you could add a little bit more salt and be fine. Or, as one commenter suggested try adding some brown sugar?
I personally ADORE these, and wouldnt change a thing! :)
- April 8, 2012 at 6:59 PM
- Williams2 said...
Used to make these when my kids were little - I'd double the recipe, and with second batch, roll out dough, sprinkle with lots of cinnamon, brown sugar, raisins and pecans then jelly roll and cut then place on buttered pan face up then press down, let rise an make cinnamon rolls. Frost w/ butter cream frosting and ymmm, - also after I let rise would freeze and bake next morning for breakfast - what a smell to wake up to: Love in the kitchen
- April 19, 2012 at 10:55 AM
I love these rolls! They're. Soo good! The only thing I did differently was add 1 cup of sugar with the milk, butter & sea salt instead of of a half cup! Thanks!
- July 13, 2012 at 10:32 PM
- CharityF said...
I used half of this recipe to make cinnamon rolls. They were fabulous and so easy. So glad to find this recipe!
- August 22, 2012 at 9:54 AM
- CharityF said...
I used half of this recipe to make cinnamon rolls. They were fabulous and so easy. So glad to find this recipe!
- August 22, 2012 at 9:55 AM
- Kari Lindsay said...
You know you love bread, when you plan your whole dinner around it. I know I'm making these rolls for dinner anyway.
- September 25, 2012 at 1:45 PM
- The Daily Smash said...
Do you think that I can half this recipe so that I only make 1 9x13 pan of rolls? Would it all still come out the same. I am wanting to make these tonight.
- April 3, 2013 at 12:16 PM
- Holly said...
The Daily Smash,
So sorry I just saw your comment. Yes I have halved this recipe before and they still turn out great :)
- April 3, 2013 at 3:43 PM
- Missy said...
This was my Easter Day big time flop! I have no idea what went wrong. My dough rose for 2 hours instead of the 1 called for....because that's how long it took to rise in a warm oven. They rose pretty quickly the second time. Then the disaster begins. I could never get the inside to cook. I ended up cooking it even an extra 30 minutes, putting foil on top to keep the tops from burning. The end of the story....someone else ended up bringing some delicious homemade rolls and I fed mine to the chickens.
- April 5, 2013 at 7:05 PM
- Holly said...
Missy, I'm not sure why that happened. I'm sorry! I have literally made these rolls 20 times and I've never had that issue. I made them again on Easter and as always they were made exactly the way I describe in instructions and turned out amazing! I wonder if it had something to do with the yeast you used. Too old? Or water was too hot?
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Mar Hall was designed in the 19th century by Sir Robert Smirke. Smirke was well known for his work on the legendary British Museum in London. Smirke was commissioned by Major General Robert Walter Stuart, the 11th Lord Blantyre, whose family had purchased the grounds and estate some one hundred years previously.
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Every little sound wakes me up. Sometimes I think that trouble sleeping is just part of being 78 years old and it won't cause me any harm.
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A: Issues such as health and medication can cause seniors to have more problems sleeping.
And lack of sleep can begin to take its toll on older adults. Sleeping less than seven and a half hours per day may be associated with potential risk of heart disease for older people, according to a report in a recent issue of Archives of Internal Medicine, one of the JAMA-Archives journals.
In addition, a combination of little sleep and overnight elevated blood pressure appears to be associated with an increased risk of the disease.
Getting adequate sleep is essential to preventing health conditions such as obesity and diabetes as well as several risk factors for cardiovascular disease including sleep-disordered breathing and night-time hypertension (high blood pressure). But, the evidence has been growing that changes in modern lifestyle are causing people to get less sleep.
This study monitored the sleep of 1,255 individuals with hypertension (94 percent) and followed them for an average of 50 months. Their average age was 70.4 years with a range of 33 to 97 years; there were 476 men and 779 women.
Researchers noted patients' sleep duration, daytime and nighttime blood pressure and cardiovascular disease events such as stroke, heart attack and sudden cardiac death.
During follow-up, 99 cardiovascular disease events occurred. Sleep duration of less than 7.5 hours was associated with incident cardiovascular disease.
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Gardener of Eden was the perfect film for Kevin Connolly's (Entourage) directorial debut; not only does it put him on some familiar turf, but it shares a few similar themes with his hit HBO show. Picture Entourage if it was set in New Jersey and revolved around a group of guys who, instead of being hot-shot Hollywood play-makers, were simple blue-collar offspring with drug habits and no career aspirations. (Actually, this was probably Vince and his crew before they hit it big.) For anyone who grew up in the suburbs of New York or New Jersey, these were guys you knew (or still know); their parents were war veterans-turned-city workers who could never afford to show their kids the world outside their small town. Their fathers made an honest living, put food on the table, and all they wanted in return was a little quiet time with an alcoholic beverage of their choice. Meanwhile, their mothers were perpetually pissed off -- at them, at their husbands, at the grocery store clerk. These were kids who didn't give a shit. They didn't have to. Best case scenario: They go to college, graduate and get a cozy job in the city. Worse case scenario: They wind up like their parents; stuck, drunk and bored. But hey, they're still alive, right?
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Taxi Driver is one of a handful of grimy 70's flicks that Connolly and screenwriter Adam 'Tex' Davis draw inspiration from. As Adam (the character, not the writer) becomes increasingly more infatuated with his hero status, he begins to lift weights and bulk up; he asks his father (a silent Vietnam war veteran, still trapped in "the bush" after all these years) to teach him how to fight. He's a man on a mission; not unlike Charles Bronson's character in Death Wish or Martin Sheen in Apocalypse Now. Along the way he befriends a rape victim (Erika Christensen) with ties to both the elderly woman who died before and the rapist that Adam unintentionally apprehends. In her, he finds comfort. He finds a way out. But not even she can save him if he's not interested in saving himself first. Though it's the right script for Connolly, it's a risky project for a first-time director to take on. Unlike Davis' commercial hit comedy Just Friends, Gardener doesn't play by the rules; it doesn't fit into any one category. It genre jumps. It plays with your head. And, with its Taxi Driver vibe, it's not surprising that Leonardo DiCaprio would choose this film as the first to be produced through his Appian Way production company.
If you're searching for faults, you might find them in Adam; he's far from your traditional sympathetic main character. Instead of rooting for him, we feel sorry for the guy. But for anyone that's ever found themselves lost and confused in their mid-twenties, then it might be a bit easier to relate. Bonus points are awarded to the terrific cast, including top-notch performances from Haas and Giovanni Ribisi (who plays one of the slimiest drug dealers you'll ever see on screen). Davis' twisted script proves he's more than just "that funny guy who wrote Just Friends" -- he's a talented writer who knows how to evoke several different emotions from the audience in just one scene. In the post-screening press conference, Connolly noted that he set out to make something different. He wasn't trying to glorify Adam's actions, but at the same time he wanted the audience to feel uncomfortable. Because life in your twenties isn't always a piece of cake, especially for a group of guys who never had any goals. Gardener of Eden isn't for everyone, but if you're looking for something original -- something funny, dark and painful -- then this is a film I highly recommend.


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Tubby Smith has recorded 20-plus wins in four of five years at Minnesota, with his sixth season likely resulting in the program's highest NCAA tournament seed since the vacated 1996-97 Final Four season.
Unfortunately for Smith, he has yet to record a tournament victory, continues to fail in recruiting battles and has repeatedly proved his in-game adjustments are nonexistent.
This season's veteran-laden team is easily his most talented, but the closing seconds of Sunday's four-point loss to Illinois left only Tubby to blame, as he failed to call a timeout when Trevor Mbakwe was double-teamed inside before turning it over. Furthermore, his allowance of Elliott Eliason to defend Illini guard Tracy Abrams was foolish, as the Gophers forward should have been instructed to waste a foul in order to prevent Abrams from taking advantage of an easy matchup.
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Boutin and Cockburn Publish in the Journal of Graph Theory
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Professor of Mathematics Debra Boutin and Associate Professor of Mathematics Sally Cockburn recently published their joint work "Geometric Graph Homomorphisms" in the Journal of Graph Theory.
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Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused Israel of "waging state terrorism" over last week's airstrikes on a Syrian weapons convoy en route to Hezbollah in Lebanon and a biological weapons research facility northwest of Damascus.
Israel has neither affirmed nor denied the attacks.
"As I say time and again, Israel has a mentality of waging state terrorism," Erdogan told reporters over the weekend. "Right now there is no telling what it might do and where it might do it."
"We cannot regard a violation of air space as acceptable," he continued. "What Israel does is completely against international law. It is beyond condemnation."
Erdogan failed to mention Turkey's attacks on a Syrian military outpost last October that reportedly killed several soldiers.
Turkey's parliament approved the response after a mortar fired from Syria killed a woman, her three daughters and another woman and wounded 10 others, including two policemen.
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From PHT, last night Columbus blue jackets head-coach Scott Arniel got owned by reporters in his post game presser:
There was a rather uncomfortable scene at the podium last night following Columbus' 4-2 loss to the Washington Capitals. Blue Jackets head coach Scott Arniel — clearly pissed about his team blowing a two-goal lead by allowing four goals in the third period — didn't take too kindly to one reporter's query.
Arniel was asked about his team's lacklustre 4-on-4 play (Columbus allowed two goals in 28 seconds at 4-on-4) by WBNS-FM reporter Lori Schmidt, which set off a mini-tirade.
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The Step-Up Enrichment Program at Saint Vincent College recently hosted a workshop for home-schooled students and their parents at the Winnie Palmer Nature Reserve. The workshop was presented by local authors Patricia and Richard Easton. Both of the Eastons are on the faculty of Washington and Jefferson College. In addition to her contemporary fiction books, Patricia Easton has written Davey's Blue-eyed Frog, which was the winner of the 2006 Beverly Cleary Children's Choice Award. She is also the Regional Advisor for the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators for the western Pennsylvania region. Richard Easton's book, A Real American, is historical fiction and offers insight into many aspects of local history in this area of Pennsylvania. The Step-Up Enrichment Program offers enrichment classes to home-schooled students in Grades Pre-K to 12. The courses are taught by Saint Vincent students who are enrolled in the teacher certification program. For more information about the Step-Up Program, contact Mrs. Wanda Reynolds, program coordinator at 724-805-2944.
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But a recent community survey released by Darrin Jenkins, assistant city manager, tells us "Over two-thirds (69 percent) of residents say they would support extending Measure E's half cent tax to continue to maintain and protect essential city services."
Fairbanks, Maslin, Maullin, Metz and Associates, who have offices in Oakland and other cities, conducted the survey.
Jenkins noted, "Survey results indicate residents are much more satisfied with the way things are going in Rohnert Park than they were in 2009. Two-thirds of the residents feel the city is headed in the right direction. Which is nearly a 50 percent increase since 2009 and a substantial majority give the city government favorable ratings."
Rohnert Park's City Council discussed the survey at their Tuesday, June 25 meeting. They were pleased with the results because the numbers provided by Shakari Byerly, vice-president of FM3, put themselves and the city in a better light than four years ago. But no one on the council mentioned putting a continuation of Measure E on any future ballot.
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40 S&W 180 gr load data
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February 5, 2012, 09:13 AM
Does anyone have some solid 180 gr cmj load data? Seems that in the lyman book 190 gr data would best suite. any issues using that data for 180's?
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February 5, 2012, 11:40 AM
Need some info from ya, what powder are you going to use? What is your OAL going to be. There are a lot of people here that load .40S&W including myself and would be willing to point you in the right direction but some more info will be needed.
February 5, 2012, 12:29 PM
I shoot a lot of 40S&W jacketed and plated bullets (Rainier/Berry's/PowerBond/X-Treme) and as recommended by Rainier/Berry's, I use lead load data or start-to-mid range jacketed load data.
Especially for higher pressure 40S&W loads, I tend to stick to powder manufacturers' load data as Lyman #49's jacketed/lead load data were tested with larger .401" groove diameter barrel fixture instead of more typical .400" and show much higher powder charges (I do not know what Lyman technicians were thinking ... :uhoh::scrutiny:).
For 180 gr TCFP plated bullets, I like W231/HP-38 for target loads as they produce mild-moderate recoil loads that are very accurate. I load all of TCFP plated bullets to 1.125" OAL and they have worked well in all the pistols I have shot them out of. 3.8-4.1 gr will produce mild/9mm like recoil loads that are very accurate and will cycle the slide even in dual-spring recoil Glock 27. 4.3-4.5 gr will produce moderate recoil loads that are very accurate and of course, cycle the slide in all the pistols.
Hodgdon load data for 180 gr Hornady XTP:
180 gr Hornady XTP W231/HP-38 .400" OAL 1.125" Start 4.1 gr (797 fps) 23,800 PSI - Max 5.0 gr (947 fps) 32,900 PSI
For full power loads, I prefer Universal/WSF/AutoComp.
Hodgdon load data - http://data.hodgdon.com/cartridge_load.asp
Alliant load data (BTW, Speer Gold Dot is a plated bullet) - http://www.alliantpowder.com/reloaders/recipedetail.aspx?gtypeid=1&weight=180&shellid=29&bulletid=42
BTW, Hodgdon lists the following warning only for 40S&W:
This data is intended for use in firearms with barrels that fully support the cartridge in the chamber. Use of this data in firearms that do not fully support the cartridge may result in bulged cases, ruptured cases, case-head separation or other condition that may result in damage to the firearm and/or result in injury or death of the shooter and/or bystanders.
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February 5, 2012, 01:24 PM
One problem I have using my Lyman reloading book is the OAL is not a one size fits all for bullet wt and type. My Lyman guide only gives one OAL setting. I now use the loading info from the powder manufacturer for OAL. The bell recommended for my Dillon for pistols is 15-17 thousands over sized cartridge diameter.
February 5, 2012, 02:09 PM
I usually prefer .130-.135 for my oal. For the majority of load I get the best results with bullseye & 231. According to hodgen lymans 190 gr data is the closest. 180 data seems way off.
February 6, 2012, 10:24 AM
I load 180gr Berry FP's with 5.0g Universal and my XDM loves this load. I have loaded them upto 5.2g Universal and the gun loves them as well, just 5.0 works overall.
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February 6, 2012, 01:17 PM
My XDM favors Missouri 180 L-TP over 6.2gr AA#5.
For Jacketed bullets =Nosler 180grJHP over 4.9ish HP-38 (don't quote me on that exact number right now).
WSF was also a solid performer.
It also liked the 180gr FP Berrys,I don't know the recipe but I believe it was with WSF .
February 7, 2012, 10:03 AM
6.5 grains of aa#5 under a plated 180grain berrys/xtreme bullet is 875fps from a 4" ruger p944. Its accurate. Factory ammo is about 940fps fwiw.
February 8, 2012, 09:33 AM
I load 180gr TCFN Berry's over 4.2 gr of W231 at OAL= 1.130 for my XDm 40 4.5". I load the same bullet over 4.1 gr of W231 at OAL=1.130 for my XD40sc. Both function without fail, and are very accurate.
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