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|June 20th, 2012, 01:36 PM
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Cover Artworks
What are your thoughts on every cover artwork and what you link up with? Places, songs, memories?
Something Wild: It gives me some kind of shivers this artwork while listening Deadnight W. It's the desert where you travel while listening the album entire, you don't know exactly what come rise up in the journey, like the songs, they're just weird.
Hatebreeder: Just at the title is, I see hate, angryness. Toxicity is the word. The Reaper show you a world of passion, power, angryness, all combined with the death, clearly the Reaper. While listening to this album, all the songs remember me the green of the cover.
Follow The Reaper: To me, this and RRF cover are the most significant. It gives me atmosphere, just that. That blue and mist yet simple is magnificent. Songs like FTR, BAM, COD, EID and NC plus the keys of MOS and TOMS remember the lake of the artwork (well, almost the entire album).
Hate Crew Deathroll: It's like saying "hey, bazinga!", isn't it? The color is less important here, only showing again energy, but the Reaper take a rol more important, showing what can you expect. In FTR you can know by the artwork what can you expect, here is by the Reaper.
ARE YOU DEAD YET?: I just like it, but doesn't give me any feelings, just the feeling of been awake on nowhere by the Reaper, but in the songs you don't feel the conection, I see gray in the songs, I dunno what means.
Blooddrunk: It's cool, the blood and shit but at the end, I don't see any connection in the songs like in AYDY? One of the worst w/out any doubt.
Relentless Reckless Forever: As a fan of the autumm I must say that I love this cover, with the tree, the city, the corpses, etc. Despite this, again I don't see the conection in the songs with that artwork... Northpole T. is about the fucking North Pole, and in the cover you have a city and a tree, did you guys think in that?
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Something Wild:
As the name itself, it says there's something different, something unique, the music. The name clearly resembles the songs since they have an unique vive. The cover shows this reaper with a special positions in its hand. I see the reaper with 2 perspectives: He's inviting you to listen something totally different. Or he's demonstrating you what it's capable of (reaper == bodom). Something interesting is the color: red, white and black. The red symbolizes anger or agression, like the songs. The interesting thing is the black and white. Both colors are in the sky, but in opposing positions. Black and white could resemble an acceptance or rejection of the album, since it's new and kind of experimental. Not a common album. No words for the desert.
Whenever I see the sky in the cover, I remember of Aurora Borealis. This makes me think there's gonna be something mystical, special, and beautiful. But at the same time, you can see there's a lot of wind due to the trees in a special position. This again, resembles aggressiveness, as the title itself. The position of the reaper is pretty neutral, not attacking or something else. The reaper is showing you the lake, trees,etc. This means it's showing you the world and how bad thing happens, how everything is unfair. I can relate this with some of the lyrics since they are kind of existentialist.
Follow the reaper:
Blue is usually a calm color. But in this case, it isn't since FTR contains a lot of fast riffs/solos and agressiveness. Anyways, you can see 5 gravestones with nothing written. The position of the reaper is calm as always. The right hand of the reaper is grabbing firmly the scythe, but the left hand is in a position that shows power. The way I relate this is that with the past 2 albums, Bodom can still make awesome songs with awesome melodies. Here I can say they achieved the highest 'level' in composition (IMO). Sadly, I can't say something else about this cover.
Hate Crew Deathroll:
I don't really like this artwork, but well. One important thing is that the reaper changed it's mood to agressiveness. This means heavy riffs and agressive lyrics. This is pretty intriguing since the first 3 albums have a calm reaper. There's a huge change in the mood and vive of the songs, but what clearly remains is the Bodom unique style. There aren't a lot of elements I can think of, so it's all for this. Change, heavy and agressive.
Are you dead yet:
Simple artwork. The fist of the reaper symbolize a strike in the face to all tr00 bodom fans. Nah, just kidding. But well, the position of the reapers resemble a solid state of the music the band is making. Unlike SW, that invites the people to listen, here the reaper states in a superior position.
The position of the blood clearly talks for itself. Whatever the reaper killed it's gone. It's in the past. You can also see how the reaper is smiling. I can relate this with the personal life of A. Laiho, since he had a lot of problems. I'd like to think the reaper resembles A. Laiho and his status after writing the album. Angry lyrics and angry music. After all that, the reaper's finally achieved absolute happiness. This is more like a guilty pleasure (IMO), but well, who knows.
Relentless reckless forever:
You can see in the tree some dead people. BD's blood could resemble the first victim, and since it was such a great pleasure to kill, the reaper wants more and more. Seeking for power and happiness its the main objective of the reaper nowadays, unlike HB that showed the a perspective of the world. Since HCDR, the reaper's has been constantly attacking or staying in a superior state. In a lot of books, obsession with power usually ends with a bad results. Let's see what's the direction of the reaper in the next album, maybe it turns to a calm one or to an agressive one.
Yes, I know it's a lot of shit haha!
EDIT: I didn't write a lot about the songs, I just wrote things about artwork and the band.
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Joonas is just upset because someone else was talking about his copyrighted trees and lakes.
"I thought about it a few times but it's the same with a car accident or something really ugly... You won't watch it but for some reason you can't avert your eyes off it."
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|June 20th, 2012, 05:47 PM
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Something Wild:
I know this is just bs but the way I envision this artwork is it's an introduction to the Lake Bodom "mythology". The aesthetic environment is dry and avid of life, while the Reaper is inviting you to join him at Lake Bodom... it leaves a lot of room for imagination, but it's a tempting invitation to check out this music and find out what fresh lies hidden in it.
This takes you at the heart of the entire mythology, at the murder scene of Lake Bodom. It's sort of telling tales of lost individuals who fell for death's temptation at the lake. It's like Skandinavian setting for the Reaper with the unholy lake. Basically the whole series of artwork is like Roy's traveling photobook, but the sad thing is the green and blue album are the only ones from the lake... the ones after have nothing to do with Bodom.
Follow the Reaper:
This artwork demonstrates the Lake as a final resting place, and reveals what happens when you follow the Reaper in your hopelessness and search for consolidation. Yet it's an interesting art telling your soul is captured by the Lake but you're thus entering a life after death. Normally it would appear distressing, but to a depressed person the view appears very comforting like a sanctuary.
Hate Crew Deathroll:
This expresses the band's intentions to conquer more mainstream markets. A let down after the first three. It reflects a heavier but less serious attitude. It's rock'n'roll with a taste of rusting iron scythe.
Trashed, Lost & Strungout:
This artwork is as if thru the eyes of a bum having passed out in bad condition next to a railway with his scarce belongings, while he still has the strength to open his eyes he sees the figure of the Reaper coming to take him away in heavy rain...
Are You Dead Yet?
This is quite similar to the Trashed idea, only it's more focused on the self-destruction aspect, which occurs to depressed people while searching for themselves and their limits in unhealthy ways. Only this time you're passed out in a dark bathroom floor.
This is about the beastly alcohol-addiction being released inside you, causing you troubles, this time of more emotional and social sort.
Relentless Reckless Forever:
This one is throwing elements from the actual Bodom murder scene into the art. The tent, the murder weapon, the bodies under the trees are all present, only disquised cleverly into something else - I believe it has a sub-conscious purpose to link this to the actual murders. Not really related to the music of the album too much.
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What's pretty damn cool about the Hatebreeder cover is it looks as though the reaper is pointing to somewhere which we cannot see until death. Maybe somewhere that we're all subconsciously aware of, but the mind's defenses has built up fears to ignore what's beyond. At least until we burn those bridges down, or DIE!
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Herb Sieger is a retired Swiss international trader. On taking early retirement back in the late eighties, he and his wife, Sylvia, moved to Tuscany, Italy, where they became 'hobby farmers'.
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In January 2008, a start was made on a second volume covering the years 1914 - 1922, thus extending the project to the first twenty years of powered flight, but it was not possible to continue the project beyond October 2008 and Volume II was withdrawn.
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The trial will screen 1,600 participants over 4 years. They will receive both the EarlyCDT-Lung blood test and a low-dose CT scan at no charge. Particpants need to be 50-75 years of age, have a smoking history of at least 20 pack-years (equivalent to a pack a day for 20 years), and be a current or former smoker who quit fewer than 10 years ago. Those who have a history of cancer other than skin cancer, serious illness that limits their life expectancy to less than 5 years, or currently use oxygen to breathe are not eligible for the study.
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YIELD: 4-6 servings
IngredientsOlive Salad
1 c stuffed green olives, chopped
1 c black olives, chopped
1 c olive oil
1/2 c roasted red peppers, chopped
1/2 c celery, chopped
1/2 c giardiniera (Italian mixed pickled vegetables), chopped
1/4 c fresh parsley, chopped
3 garlic cloves, minced
2 T white wine vinegar
Juice of 1/2 lemon
Dashes of pepper and oregano
1.5 pound loaf of Italian or ciabatta bread, or bread of choice
1/3 pound each of Genoa salami and mortadella, sliced
1/4 pound each of provolone and mozzarella, sliced
PreparationOlive Salad
Mix all ingredients together in a bowl with a tight lid. Mix several hours before serving. Keeps well in refrigerator.
Cut bread in half horizontally and remove some of the doughy inside (save for later use as bread crumbs). Brush both halves of the cut bread with some of the olive oil from the olive salad. Layer meats and cheeses on top of bread and top with olive salad. Can be served cold, or heated at 350 for 10-12 minutes. Can also run under the broiler (if heating this way, top put half of meat and half of cheese on each half of bread, topped with cheese.


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All pitches are numbered and separated by hedges. They are 100m² (10 x 10), except in the O area where they are 75m² (7,5 x 10).
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MADISON, Wis. -- Add a third to the list of major national awards keeping an eye on Wisconsin senior RB Montee Ball as the college football season hits its stretch run.Ball was named one of 15 "Players to Watch" for the 2012 Walter Camp Player of the Year award on Tuesday in an announcement by the Walter Camp Football Foundation.The honor comes on the heels of Ball being named a semifinalist for both the Maxwell Award and Doak Walker Award. Ball was a finalist for the Doak Walker Award, given to the nation's top running back, last season.Ball has rushed for 1,226 yards and 16 touchdowns this season and has averaged 154.6 yards per game in the Badgers' five contests since Oct. 1. With 77 touchdowns in his career, he needs just one TD in his home finale against Ohio State on Saturday to match the NCAA career record of 78.The 15-player watch list for the Walter Camp Player of the Year award includes nine quarterbacks, three running backs, two defensive players and one wide receiver.A list of five finalists for the award will be announced on Nov. 28. The 2012 Walter Camp Player of the Year, as voted on by the Football Bowl Subdivision head coaches and sports information directors, will be presented Dec. 6 during the 5 p.m. edition of SportsCenter on ESPN.
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In addition to the shoulder woes, Hodgson broke all five ribs on the right side of his back."That's the worst part," Hodgson said prior to signing autographs at Glover's ride. "I bet I literally had four hours of sleep last night. It's impossible to get comfortable."Hodgson, who will be replaced again by Jake Holden at Road Atlanta, is confident of being back in action in the fourth round of the series at Barber Motorsports Park, May 2-3.
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Maria Nutick here. Happy Valentine's Day! And Happy Lupercalia! Happy Chinese New Year, and Happy Islamic New Year! And Happy Birthday to the State of Oregon!
We here at Green Man are always eager to find reasons to celebrate -- to decorate the Great Hall and lay a feast, to dance to the Neverending Session, to raise our glasses to -- well, to anything, really. We're always up for a party. Jack Merry likes to tell stories about one weekend back in the '40s when the Neverending Session musicians invited Benny Goodman and his boys in for a swing dance that started on Friday night and wrapped up sometime in the wee hours of Monday morning! That's the sort of party we like here.
I don't think we're alone in this. Every culture finds reasons to celebrate. Festivals held 'in the bleak midwinter' date back as far as memory. When the dark and cold crush us we need color and light and music to hold them back. With wine flowing freely and cheerful decorations on the walls, we recover our hope and joy. Our best writers write about it, our best musicians make songs about it -- like Oysterband says:
Some died in ecstasy...
some died in poverty...
but they all died with their boots on
at the shouting end of life
Roll me out a barrel, I'll toast you to your knees
Take away this safety net, bring me my trapeze
Order me a stretcher, for midnight if you please
Give me sheet music and strife;
Anything could put me in that long black wooden box
Gunpowder, whisky or the two-tone Chinese pox
But I'm not going quietly, I do not feel the call
I want to stay at the shouting end
So honey, let's not go at all
I will not go
As long as the room keeps swaying to and fro
As long the band can play
Here is where I'm gonna stay
I'm gonna stay at the shouting end,
The shouting end of life!
David Kidney has our featured reviews this week. Yes, both of them. And both of them are biographies. And both of them earn Excellence in Writing Awards. Huzzah David!
Oh...you want to know what they are...indeed. Well first up is an autobiography, or more specifically, the first part of a long awaited autobiography -- Bob Dylan's Chronicles, Volume 1. David muses 'Bob Dylan. His name resonates throughout the hall. Is there a more important singer-songwriter? Has there ever been? When first I heard he was writing a book, another book, I worried. Would this be Tarantula revisited? I remember Tarantula all too well. 1966: the bookstore where I shopped had a window promoting Bob Dylan's new novel months before it ever appeared. They had Tarantula shopping bags, coffee cups, book jackets when there was no book! I imagine these collectors' items are valuable now, making lots of money on Ebay. The book itself? It's being reissued to accompany Chronicles, and you can check it out. A slight volume of free verse, with wacky rhythms and wordplay that was too dense to read . . . and not dense enough to apply too much meaning to. Would Chronicles follow in those spidery footsteps?'
In his second review David explains 'If you want to fit in around the offices of the Green Man Review there a couple prerequisites. First of all you'd have to be seriously disturbed in one way or another, requiring the regular medication provided by a fine ale or lager. Then you should appreciate the music and careers of Fairport Convention and all associated musicians (especially Richard Thompson). You should be familiar with the work of Emma Bull. And last, but certainly not least, you must pay homage to Mister Neil Gaiman, writer extraordinaire . . . the Dream King.' Read his review of Joseph McCabe's Hanging Out With the Dream King: Conversations with Neil Gaiman for a taste of why that's so.
In addition to his column, this week Letters Editor Craig Clarke reviews an anthology of music writing: 'I had my doubts about the title of this anthology when the name of my go-to writer for insightful pop music criticism, Sasha Frere-Jones from The New Yorker, didn't appear in the table of contents. His subsequent listing in an appendix of other notable articles of 2003 did little to quell my fears; and unfortunately, the actual contents of Da Capo Best Music Writing 2004 -- selected by drummer/author Mickey Hart from a cache of 100 articles given to him by series editor Paul Bresnick -- were too uneven to impress entirely.'
David Kidney has another one for us this week -- LOCAS, by Jaime Hernandez. Comic aficionados will be ecstatic: 'This HUGE treasure trove of Jaime comics that makes up LOCAS compiles all the Maggie and Hopey stories from the beginning. That makes it the 4th version of the Mechanics story I have: the original black and white version from L&R, the coloured version in the Mechanics set, the black and white reprint softcover L&R issue and this one. Glorious black and white on fine paper, bound beautifully into a Bible-sized hardcover edition. Last year Fantagraphics published a similar volume of Gilbert's Palomar stories. Together they make an indispensible collection of some of the best comic book work available.'
Science fiction gets short shrift at GMR, because much of it lacks connection to the folkloric themes that our readers search for. But when a novel takes place partly 'neverwhere and neverwhen', we want to know about it! New reviewer Moira Russell joins the roster of reviewers who've won Excellence in Writing Awards for their very first Green Man effort with her lovely review of Elizabeth Bear's Hammered: 'Although a careless reader might be lulled by the presence of drugs, the hard-edged narration, and the run-down setting of the opening scene into thinking this novel is dystopian or even cyberpunk in nature, such expectations are quickly undercut by Bear. Jenny Casey isn't a glamorously outfitted beautiful siren of the William Gibson variety; she's a month from fifty, has a twenty-year-old scratched and battered steel left arm courtesy of the Canadian Army, and the burn scars and prosthetic eye on the left half of her face contrast with her Mohawk features and skin color. She has a nervous system so jacked up that a slowed-down, nightmarish 'combat time' in response to perceived threats is never more than a second away, and those threats themselves are never far away, as she hides in a junk-filled, violent United States racked by religious conflict, avoiding the Canadian government, her own past, and her dubious future.'
Robert Tilendis has more in music writing for us, with a look at Setting the Record Straight -- A Material History of Classical Recording by Colin Symes: 'One of the fundamental concepts of contemporary critical theory, whether it be post-modern, feminist, post-colonial, queer theory, or whatever subset one has chosen, is 'discourse.' Discourse in this sense is not to be taken as mere converse employing words as they are employed by people speaking in everyday ways, with all attendant ambiguities. It is to be understood, rather, in the sense of a 'metaconversation,' what Michel Foucault characterized as, in Colin Symes' words, 'engines of meaning underlying 'regimes of truth'.'...Colin Symes, in Setting the Record Straight, has turned this engine upon the phenomenon of sound recording, specifically on the recording of classical music, and on the social discourse surrounding this phenomenon.' Robert takes an Excellence in Writing Award for this thorough and erudite review.
Master Reviewer Gary Whitehouse tells us about another autobiographical work this issue, The Language of Baklava from Diana Abu-Jaber. Gary says 'There are memoirs, and there are cookbooks. A few authors have combined the two, but none that I've read have been so successful at it as Diana Abu-Jaber with her delightful The Language of Baklava.'
Letters Editor Craig Clarke here. The most interesting letters (and the ones most likely to get reprinted) are those where the letter writer goes on about himself for a while after making his point. For example, art director Steve Lovering appreciated David Kidney's review of The Art of Modern Rock and then reminisced about his own experiences in the album-designing business. In addition, Jeffrey Carr shared his memory of a version of 'Mercury Blues' far superior to the one mentioned in David's review of a David Lindley album. Also, Russell Smith aficionado David Haines' letter, containing his positive thoughts about David's review of Smith's Sunday Best, led into a conversation.
Sometimes, though, even a short mention in GMR can be enough to give a struggling artist a welcome boost. For example, Corneilius Lookwood thanked SPike for giving his music some attention, even though it was less than positive.
Elsewhere, Dan Vaillancourt thanked me for my review of Live & Funktified while checking up on a faulty link; Andy Mullen told fellow Warren Zevon fan Gary Whitehouse his thoughts on Gary's Zevon career retrospective; Pete Coe was gladdened by Peter Massey's look at Coe's CD In Paper Houses; and Charles Vess called Cat Eldridge's review of Vess' The Book of Ballads (a revision and expansion of the original four-volume set) 'splendid'.
Based on the majority of writers who choose to respond to our negative reviews, a thick skin is somewhat of a rarity, which makes it all the more refreshing to see that Will Graham took it well when Cat insulted Graham's story in Murder by Magic.
Of course, somebody is liable to take exception to anything we write. Lucky for yours truly, some of them feel strongly enough to let us know about it. A possible language misunderstanding caused George Philhower to comment on David's opinion of a Donovan concert, in a situation that perfectly illustrates how individuals place themselves into their reviews. Also, David B. Evans wrote in with a Welsh correction regarding Cat's interview with Nancy Carlin.
Meanwhile, Sandy Mathers does his best to keep his music out of the public domain with his letter regarding Jack Merry's review of a Widdershins album.
Green Man Review, in addition to being the last word in criticism, is, for many people, a respected reference source. If they can't find the information they need readily in our pages, they ask us questions. Kernan Davis wrote in to ask about the meaning of the word carabas; Michael Fox asked where he could get hold of that icon of motorcycles, the 1952 Vincent Black Lightning (as made famous by Richard Thompson), prompting a detailed response from David; and Martin Reynolds has a question relating to a play he saw that was similar in content (and revelation) to The Others.
Unfortunately, we aren't always able to answer the posed questions, but we invite our expert readers to suggest answers that occur to them. Send them, or anything else you want to get off your chest to GMR in care of the Letters editor. More continue to come in and the next posting will include yet another mistake correction and a 17-year-old's take on my review of John Fowles' debut novel.
We'll see you next week, dear readers, and in the meantime, we hope you find something to celebrate. Happy Charles Darwin's Birthday, and Charles Dickens Birthday too! Happy Get a Different Name Day! Happy Lost Penny Day (really)!
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- When: Friday 9th December, 9:30pm
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Skip Moses are a Belfast-based new-folk collective fronted by the irrepressible Jonny Black. Their musical influence sweeps from Southern Appalachia to the East bank of Belfast - a time-traveling show of bluegrass, alternative rock and political protest.
Black cultivates well-worn stories of the local eccentric, the trainee psychopath, and imagines them at their worst. Like the kid who survived a house fire but was fused onto a synthetic settee. "He pictures the scenes in some old dive bar and expands them into a horrendous vision to out-brutalise Brueghel." (Stuart Bailie - BBC Radio Ulster)
On Skip Moses' debut long player (set for release early 2012) original cuts segue seamlessly into reimagined versions of Jim O'Rourke, Elizabeth Cotton and Woody Guthrie classics with sumptuous ease - tracing the lines of a century of musical commonality.
Graceful and epic, understated and powerful - Skip Moses' music reminds us of simpler times and greater truths.
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Irish troubadour Junior Johnson brews his own blend of moonshine combining Americana , Folk and the Blues. Junior subtly draws his influences from the greats (with hints of George Thorogood and Willie Nelson)
Aiming high for 2012, and following his highly acclaimed EP 'Stoned, Ripped, Twisted. Good People' Junior is focusing on recording new material and playing live. Junior has recently played all over th UK & Ireland and most notably he played this year's Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Junior has shared the stage with the likes of Shane MacGowan, Frankie Miller's Full House Band and has graced the Eagle's Rock Tent at Glasgowbury for three consecutive years, gigging extensively all over in between. He has recently opened for The Mighty Stef, Andy Irvine, and John Bramwell of IAMKLOOT, who also invited him for a follow up gig.
In 2006, Junior was honoured with the title of 'L.A. Music Awards Folk Artist Of The Year' for his song, 'The Fireside'. This highly coveted acknowledgment was an achievement to further echo Junior's raw talent as a solo artist.
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With shows like "Full House," "Boy Meets World," "Family Matters," "Step By Step" and more filling the airwaves between 8pm-10pm, kids all over the country were reciting catchphrases like "You got it, dude!" and "Did I do that?!"
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Check out the gallery above to see the casts of the shows mentioned above, plus "Sister Sister," "Hangin' with Mr. Cooper" and "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch."
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Clinging to keepsakes and memories more than two years after their children were killed, the parents of two murdered Orange Coast College students say the pain of reliving the details of their deaths in court can't match their desire for justice.
On Thursday, the families of Juri "Julie" Kibuishi, 23, and Samuel Herr, 26, sat in Orange County Superior Court for a preliminary hearing to determine whether prosecutors could move forward with charges of accessory after the fact against Rachel Buffett, 25, the then-fiancée of alleged killer Daniel Patrick Wozniak.
The victims' families said that in spite of media attention garnered by the prosecution of Buffett, who has claimed innocence, they trust the legal system to do its job.
"We're not detectives," said Julie's mother, June Kibuishi. "We totally have faith in [Deputy District Attorney] Matt [Murphy]. We just want the truth."
"We're here to support Matt Murphy, the Costa Mesa Police Department and the Orange County D.A.," said Samuel's father, Steve Herr.
Asked how he felt, Herr replied with a tired sigh. "How do you feel every day in court?"
Kibuishi said it never gets easier.
During a recess in the lengthy and at times gruesome hearing, Kibuishi tugged at a silver ring on a chain around her neck.
"This is the only thing that we got back after it happened," she said. "And a necklace in a little envelope. I wasn't able to see her until the day before the service. And then we found out what happened to Sam [Herr]. Just...." She shook her head.
"It doesn't make any sense to me," Kibuishi said. "My daughter was not at the wrong place at the wrong time. She was used. She thought she was helping out a friend."
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Julie, police say, was Costa Mesa actor Wozniak's second victim.
After allegedly shooting and killing upstairs neighbor Samuel Herr the afternoon of May 21, 2010, prosecutors say Wozniak, 28, lured Julie, Samuel's friend and tutor, to Samuel's apartment.
When she arrived, prosecutors say Wozniak shot her and then staged her body to look as though Herr had sexually assaulted her.
Wozniak, posing as Samuel through his cell phone, had told Julie that he was having family problems and wanted to talk to someone he could trust.
From the witness stand Thursday, Costa Mesa Police Det. Jose Morales, said, "Julie's response was that he could talk to her and she considered him family."
Murphy argued that Samuel's family problems were fabrications on Wozniak's part, but that in later interviews with police, Buffett echoed the alleged fabrications, saying in an interview on June 9, 2010 that she had heard them directly from Samuel.
That, Murphy asserted, was an intentional lie to investigators.
But later in the hearing, Judge Kazuharu Makino questioned whether Buffett should be prosecuted for that alleged lie because by that point, police said Wozniak had already confessed to the murders.


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DENVER - Just hours before the vice presidential candidates sparred in a lively debate on Thursday night, barely touching on energy policy, an equally spirited discussion struck on that very topic, courtesy of the third annual Energy Moving Forward forum.
A panel exchanged partisan blows in "The Future We Want: Student Perspectives on Energy Policy and its Ramifications," part of the half-day conference held in the Terrace Room at the University of Colorado Denver. About 200 business professionals attended.
The six-member panel was split between Democrat-leaning students Tim Kirby (School of Public Affairs, CU Denver) and Ashley Palomaki (CU-Boulder Law School) and Republican-leaning students Michael Kosdrosky (School of Public Affairs, CU Denver) and Dan Schmidt (Business School, CU Denver).
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Kosdrosky, meanwhile, said the Department of the Interior operates on a "one-size-fits-all" permitting process that stanches federal land drilling. "It really burns me up a little bit when when the administration takes an approach that green energy is what we need to push here and now when, quite frankly, we're leaving leaving a lot on the table in terms of jobs and gross national product. We need to ... be realistic about transitioning away from the fossil fuels and do it in an appropriate manner that sustains the economy and improves our independence, but also improves the quality of life and the incomes of families."
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Liveleak's Superclif and Danny Jock meet Danny King, The Homeless Man, drinking himself to death.
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This was a very good vid and Danny, both Danny's or all Danny's involved. I salute you.
This is citizen journalism.
This, I think, is what this site was meant to be.
Everyone has a story.
Everyone has a history.
This was a great example of a mini documentary about one life.
We all have one life.
I thank you bud for getting out there and listening but really, I think I thank you for caring to do it at all.
Good job and keep going.
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Agreed... whilst taking a swill of straight vodka in my fave 7oz glass
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Alcohol didn't cause this. He, like millions of mentally ill people, uses it for self-medication.
If he had access to healthcare, chances are that he wouldn't need it any longer.
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@passive_observer I wish I could plus 1 your post. I totally agree.
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So many great responses here about Danny.
I hope for nothing but good things for him and anyone else in his situation.
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Nice interview, Danny Jock and Superclif!
We make the world easier to digest by grouping, classifying, and stereotyping. It helps keep our brains from exploding from over-stimulation. However, we forget that behind ALL of these stereotypes we create and dismiss, is a human being. A human being who has chosen a separate path, and who has been dealt a different hand in life. A human being whose shoes we could find ourselves in somewhere down our own path.
Great share, and keep it up!
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Oh man that delivery as 12:50 is heart breaking.
I have a friend here in Europe who has been here for years, he has a few health issues and a question he is often asked is if he will go back to the US. His reply is always "no they would let me die under a bridge".
He is getting old, he is a patriot and he has paid into the system as well but he can't give up what rights to services he has earned here and go back because what is on offer for him is shithouse.
Oh and I have a More..
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@BasicChannel We have services here for people like that. Public AND private. He wouldn't be allowed to die under a bridge. (Not that it doesn't happen.)
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Do u know the LL troll comment I AM WAITING FOR?
...I will donate for you to STOP making vids
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Breaks my heart, man. I bet you guys sitting there and talking to these people helps more than you know. I hope he'll be alright and that things will turn around for him.
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Seems like the poor guy has given up.
Wish the best for him
ANother great interview danny
Thanks buddy,
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you don't like your job or don't have one, got to school and get a degree, if you have one then go back to school and get another job. Sick of you wingnuts blaming Obama for your lazy incompetent no job getting ass...
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Especially NOT in a social state like the USA....
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Well, your reply proves my point. Racist and ignorant. You should try thinking for yourself instead of FOX news doing it for you. BTW you can't be a Communist AND a Muslim you uneducated baffoon.
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Seems like a good guy. I hope you gave him more than a couple cigarettes for that interview.
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I truly believe this guy can be recovered. Someone should come in clean him up and get back on track, he is not some homeless nut. He's just been unlucky and make some bad choices.
Thank you guys for doing this interview, I hope someone other with the resources can get Danny king off the street, he has a good voice, get him singing or make him a DJ or something. Its not too late for Danny king.
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I remember Bill W and the basic action so many of us forget to do when we get some years clean. "TALK TO ANOTHER ALCOHOLIC "
His wife would find him talking it up with the skid row homeless and think that Bill was clean now and "why is he talking to them"
Thanks for your comment. And if your sober and can talk like this to the sick and suffering (not you 66wilson specifically) Please do. REACH OUT. It helps many people especially yourselves.
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@Danny Jock Hey buddy. Thanks for posting this. Coming here, it's often to get a dark view of humanity. But it's good of you to show the other side and to display common human decency to bring these stories here. Thank you.
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I wish Mr. King the best. I hope he meets the right kind soul that will shake him up and straighten him out. You can easily tell he is a compassionate, intelligent, well spoken cool ass guy. With a little push and some help I believe he can plug back into life rather than wither himself away. I feel pain in my heart seeing such a nice and gentle man down like that. Tomorrow I give my wife and kids an extra hug and have a renewed appreciation for what I have. Well done boys.
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@xXDanksterXx Amen. In 2007, I was in Brooklyn on a curb outside a bar on a Sunday afternoon. I had been completey broken. Spiritual decay and suicidal. A high school friend of my brother Joey's saw me and stopped. He said, "What's going on?" I told him a friend of mine was killed and that I couldn't stop drinking ..."
He said "Have you thought about going to a Meeting?"
Then he took me to one a few days later.
It honestly saved my life. Big Andrew we call him. Andre More..
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class A champion seriously down on his luck.. all the best Mr King.. if i was living in the states i would do my best to give you a helping hand but i know if i send over some coin the vodka wont be much help
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Danny every time i watch one of these videos i always reflect on how lucky i have been in my life, how good i really do have it. Times can be tough but its a lot worse for other people. Thank you for filming this!
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