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Steelers Charlie Batch Money in the Pocket for Charity.
Competitive spirit comes out There is no doubt Steelers players are competitive and that spirit came out in full force at In The Pocket With Charlie Batch, an event… [ read more ]
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Ali T. & Ian - Acoustic Duo
ALI T. & IAN form a duo which will blend his rock & roll edge with her soulful, jazzy blues. This duo covers every end of the musical spectrum.… [ read more ]
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Ben Roethlisberger Endorses Turnovers
Ben Roethlisberger turns his On-Field play into a new endorsement.
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"Lost" Back to Life on Wednesday Nights.
ABC announced the fifth season premiere of Lost will open January 21 at 9p with two back-to-back episodes preceded by a Lost recap show airing at 8p. For this… [ read more ]
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CASTING CALLS: MTV & Television Academy
Casting Call: New York Comic Con and MTV are working together to cast a "fanboy" for a segment in the True Life docu-series. Applicants, who appear to be 16… [ read more ]
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MICHELLE DRESBOLD |
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Michelle
Dresbold, a graduate of The United States Secret Service's Advanced
Document Examination training program, is considered one of the top
experts in the nation on handwriting identification, personality profiling
and threat analysis. She has provided her expertise to numerous private
attorneys, police departments, and prosecutors throughout the United
States. Dresbold writes a syndicated column, "The Handwriting Doctor", and has had numerous television appearances, including NBC's Today Show; a CBS Early Show episode with Harry Smith; The Morning Show with Mike & Juliet: WHNT-TV Special Assignment: Handwriting Profiling; and What Your Handwriting Reveals. Bill O'Reilly of The O'Reilly Factor praised Dresbold and her specialty saying, "Some people are skeptical about this, but I'm not. Michelle was trained by the Secret Service, and she and testifies in court. This is a legitimate law enforcement tool." A review of Michelle's book, Sex, Lies, and Handwriting by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette states, "The prose is bright, conversational, witty and not bogged down by technical jargon. And the book is filled with clear handwriting examples of the famous, infamous and regular folks. When Dresbold makes a point about the slant or curve or stroke used to form those handwritten examples, arrows helpfully point to exactly what she's referring to." Michelle's speaking performances are both informative and enlightening. |
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