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After providing the same story that she told to her mother, Casey identified Caylee's babysitter as Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez. Casey stated that she had known Fernandez-Gonzalez ...

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last seen with Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez. if you have any information, please contact my family at the following numbers: Casey Anthony(mother) 407.619.9286

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Her mother, Casey Marie Anthony, told investigators she dropped Caylee off with a friend Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez on June 9. Anthony has since lost contact with her friend.

contends authorities should continue looking for a baby sitter named Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez. But sheriff's spokesman Carlos Padilla said to...

In the 24-page information filing that details the criminal case against TV ... tags: Caylee Marie Anthony, Caylee Anthony, Casey Anthony, Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez, Orlando FL, ...

Baez contends authorities should continue looking for a baby sitter named Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez. But sheriff's spokesman Carlos Padilla said to the newspaper that detectives ...

By Zenaida Gonzalez Kotala. Astronomers at the University of Central Florida will use the much ... be using the telescope include Campins, Joe Harrington, Mike Kelley and Yan Fernandez.

Baez contends authorities should continue looking for a baby sitter named Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez. But sheriff's spokesman Carlos Padilla said to the newspaper that detectives ...

Baez contends authorities should continue looking for a baby sitter named Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez. But sheriff's spokesman Carlos Padilla said to the newspaper that detectives ...

Cindy Anthony made two 911 calls about missing Fla. 2-year-old last week.

Detectives and Casey Anthony's attorney met in a closed-door meeting Friday.  Earlier Friday, Lee Anthony visited his sister for the first time since her arrest. #caylee {margin:0; padding:0;} #caylee li {margin-left:0; padding:0 0 0 10px;} #VideoList {margin:0; padding:0; width:200px;} #VideoList li {width:200px;} More Stories: Brother Speaks After Jail Visit Casey's Call Home From ...

Caylee Anthony, who has been missing since early June, has been seen as recently as Tuesday night in Georgia, her grandmother said Thursday. “Two more sightings makes me very hopeful,” Cindy Anthony said.

JUDGE SETS BAIL AT $500,000 FOR MOTHER OF TODDLER The trunk of Casey Anthony's car reeked of death.

News 13 has learned from a bondsman that the family of Casey and Caylee Anthony are talking with bond agents about ways to get together the $50,000 and $500,000 security needed to get Casey out of jail so she can help in the search for her 2-year-old daughter. #caylee {margin:0; padding:0;} #caylee li {margin-left:0; padding:0 0 0 10px;} #VideoList {float:left; padding:16px 0 0; ...

ORLANDO, Fla., July 22 (UPI) -- The mother of a missing Florida toddler has reasons for her lack of honesty with police, say her supporters.

The trunk of Casey Anthony's car reeked of death.

Investigators reveal they found the odor of decomposition in family car The trunk of Casey Anthony's car reeked of death.

Prosecutors said Tuesday that their case against Casey Anthony is looking more and more like a homicide investigation.

The grandmother of missing 2-year-old Caylee Marie Anthony (left) wants her daughter out of jail to help search for the toddler but admits her daughter cannot tell police the truth about the girl's disappearance or why she has lied. Meanwhile, a hearing is scheduled for this afternoon.

Da Massive writes "Speaking at the linux.conf.au event in Melbourne, Australia, independent open source consultant Ricardo Gonzalez has told of how he has helped bring 23,000 Linux PCs to over 1000 schools in the Philippines: 'Ministers in the Filipino government now understand Linux can do so much for so little outlay.'" The slow process of educating a government that knew only Microsoft is especially well described in this piece.

An anonymous reader writes "The week's debate over the iPhone 1.1.1 has finally resulted in legal action. InfoWeek reports that on Friday, California resident Timothy Smith sued Apple in a class-action case in Santa Clara County Superior court. The suit was filed by Damian Fernandez, the lawyer who's been soliciting plaintiffs all week for a case against Apple. The suit doesn't ask for a specific dollar amount, but seeks an injunction against Apple, which prevents it from selling the iPhone with any software lock. It also asks that Apple be enjoined from denying warranty service to users of unlocked iPhone, and from requiring iPhone users to get their phone service through AT&T."

robyn217 writes "Dell just confirmed today that it had acquired boutique PC vendor Alienware. Alienware's Nelson Gonzalez said that his company will continue on with its own brand, design, sales and marketing, and support, though, so Alienware isn't going anywhere just yet. Gonzalez also said that Alienware PCs would not carry a Dell logo, and that he would report directly to Jim Schneider, Dell's chief financial officer. "I think that you'll find it very hard to find the Dell name on the [Alienware] web site," he said." The rumor is now fact.

Santosh Maharshi wrote to mention a Physorg story about a new way to model social networks. From the article: "Applying a mathematical model to the social dynamics of people presents difficulties not involved with more physical - and perhaps more rational - applications. The many factors that influence an individual's fate to meet an acquaintance and decide to become a friend are impossible to capture, but physicists have used techniques from physical systems to model social networks with near precision. By modeling people's interactions based on how particles bounce off each other in an enclosed area, physicists Marta Gonzalez, Pedro Lind and Hans Herrmann found that the characteristics of social networks emerge 'in a very natural way.'"

Maikel_NAI writes "Believe it or not, Emilio Gonzalez, a Spaniard amateur began his crater search at home after reading an article about the discovery of Kebira, the biggest one found in the Sahara. After a couple of minutes he located two craters. After checking the records, he realized these were completely new, and now two geologists confirm his findings. And there is more, these craters may be part of a chain studied by NASA geologist Adriana Ocampo, so if it's confirmed that these new ones are part of the same episode, it could mean the definitive evidence for her theory of an asteroid broken into pieces fallen in that area."

DaHat writes "Following up on last weeks report that Microsoft filed suit against Google for the hiring of former Microsoft executive Kai-Fu Lee, today Superior Court Judge Steven Gonzalez granted a temporary restraining order barring Lee from violating his noncompete agreement by performing the work that he was hired for by Google."

AdamBa (Adam Barr) writes "Juiced is not a great book. The writing is workmanlike but not particularly entertaining, none of the stories are more than slightly amusing, and its protagonist projects an unappealing mixture of vanity and whining. There is a bit of dirt on players, and a couple of nuggets about Madonna and the sex lives of baseball players (and the intersection of those two), but as a baseball autobiography, it pales besides better competition. And yet, Juiced may be one of the most important baseball books ever written." Specifically, the book provides an insider's account of one aspect of biotech that has achieved widespread use, if not acceptance. Read on for the rest of Barr's review.

bonch writes "Richard Grimes of Dr. Dobbs Journal wrote an article entitled Mr. Grimes' Farewell, in which he discusses what he feels are inherent flaws in .NET, and how he is abandoning his .NET column. Grimes argues that .NET is merely thin wrappers to Win32 calls (Avalon uses message functions that date back to 16-bit Windows), that Microsoft has abandoned confidence in both .NET and sales of Longhorn, and that the framework itself is too large and poorly implemented, most of it ported from past APIs like WFC and VB. Dan Fernandez, Microsoft's Visual C# Project Manager, has responded in his blog. Richard Grimes appears in the comments to defend his criticism, referencing first-hand disassembly of .NET APIs using ildasm. Scott Swigart has also responded to the criticism of Visual Basic .NET. Apparently, Mr. Grimes struck some nerves."

Last Thursday you got to Ask Questions of the Green Party's US Presidential nominee, David Cobb He answered 12 of the most highly rated comments. A thanks goes to Mr.Cobb for taking the time to explain some of his positions to us. Read on to see what he has to say.

mcgeek writes "Lauren Gonzalez interviews Ralph Baer, co-creator of Odyssey over at the High Times website. Is he the 'father of videogames?' An interesting detailed interview, with comments on graphics versus game play, patents, Odyssey, the arcade business mafia, Ping-Pong, and the games of today." Mr. Baer seems to be all over the place lately.