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...Bryan Grove wrote poetry on his MySpace blog. For example, at 7:39 on the morning of Feb. 1, he apparently posted this: "Every time I feel you wrapped in my arms, I feel nothing can go wrong, every time we hold each others hands, I feel everything is so right..." The next evening, the night before the murder, this appeared: "Knives take my breath away... trapped inside my wake, despair? no, just another day of lifeless." Police say that when Bryan offered to murder Tess's mother, Tess didn't believe him - replying, "Whatever," according to the arrest affidavit...
...blog goes dark until Feb. 11, when this is posted: "My baby... I miss you. I'm here without you and I hate it." At that time, Grove was visiting a tech school in Florida with his father. Tess replies, "Baby I miss you too... It's hard to do everyday things without crying..." At this point, according to police documents, Tess was alone in the house with her dead mother stuffed in a car in the garage. In a P.S. Tess says, "Your gonna be really happy when you come home! Your wifey cleaned up the house...
...everyone means making it available to critics.In January, IvyGateBlog.com, the Gawker of the Ivy League, criticized HRTV’s “Love/Hate,” a show in the style of VH1’s “Best Week Ever.”The review, blogged on Jan. 12, said that the show “makes you wish they enforced age requirements for video cameras like they do for guns or rental cars.”“The hosts are enthusiastic and attractive,” the post argued. “Its attitude...
...from London, he contemplates for a second, answers “London…that’s far,” and then erupts into giggles.Penn is also familiar with the kinds of media that predominate among high school and college students. He keeps a blog on typepad.com detailing the process of making “The Namesake.”In response to his inability to think of any actors he’d like to work with besides Natalie Portman ’03, Penn reveals his use of another decidedly 21st-century means of communication...
...ESPN.com’s popular Soccernet site. Message boards lit up with requests for more information about the unknown Ivy Leaguer. Soccer bloggers raised their eyebrows—“I can’t find too much fault with his game,” read one blog called Du Nord—and simultaneously downplayed Akpan’s performance against an unexceptional Caribbean team with a middling goalkeeper...