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Uhm.. Who's up for a Ken-Man variant?
Good to know, I don't collect SW figures so I only know what I read online, hence my limited knowledge.
I would have bought it even at 70USD but only if it would have been a faithful reproduction of the vintage figures, I mean why resculpt instead of scanning and scale up? I think they have the...
They managed to get the hair worse than the jumbo bootlegs floating around..
(pic from and old ebay auction)
Strictly speaking about figures with flaws their execution:
Green Goddess (not exploding crotch)
Roboto (corrected shoulders)
King Hiss (corrected shoulders)
IG Skeletor (sculpted torso and...
I can obviously be totally wrong but I recall TG said that one of the shoulders has been resculpted at mattel to give the figure a more mirrored look.
Maybe it was some Q&A, I have to find it.
Like if the fat armour wasn't enough.
Seriously, one of the best MOTUC reinterpretation ruined by the design team, I can understand the torso decision, from a budget point of view, but why...
Someone should light it with a Wood's light, maybe there's something hidden on the pages! :skeek:
How cool would be that?
I think yes If I had the shelf space, but I think would it be better if they complete the NA line-up first.
That's true, Hisss' Snake form will be packed with another sub figure (who's still a mistery) down the road
The cardback has 7 figures: Battle Cat, Zodac, Man-at-Aarms, Stratos, Ram-Man, Beast-Man and Mer-Man
No Skelly or He-Man, weird.
The He-Man head is laughable, probably the hair is a separate...
Well if it's only a matter of shape a little hairdryer magic should do the trick but I think that the red cannon would sit too high when the flap is open
Ugh.. I didn't noticed that unclosed flap, it's.. So sad.
So sad that an entire team of paid adult engineers can't find a way to close the gap completely.
Way to go Mattel.
Or maybe, just maybe,...
Love the figure!
I would have preferred a slightly more vintage head but it's not a big deal :hmgrin:
Is it me or the pants are sitting higher (or the feet are lower) than the proto pics?
the motu vintage figures are the minimum for me, and I'd be satisfied with that but but I'd like very much to see:
mask of power demons
some world variant like camo khan or leo faker
2.0 figures...
Wow, last year sub raised ~120 subs in a week, now for the final year we are close at 4 times as much!
It didn't occurs to me that Optikk's arms were removable too..!
Well.. to be fair I ddn't know that even the 'normal' arm on TJ was removable.. :hmblsh:
I want Tung's colors to POP!
I could be wrong but maybe this could help to identify better the reversed shoulders (apart from the obvious muscle-lines that are WRONG but hard to see to a good number of people apparently)
I have...
I bet some new prototypes will be present at SDCC to gauge the hype, I'm curious to see how the 4H will handle the females sculpt
Would be fun if some yet-to-be-announced MOTUC character will show...
Cute figures, I'm buying them even if they aren't exactly what I'm looking for in minifigures (I'm more into monocolored and no articulated figures, but hey that's MOTU), but they are way too...
This photo just made my day, thanks! :hmlol::hmlol:
I really hope for an additional unmasked head, with some demonic/evil facial characteristic to justify the clawed feet
Chill out guys,
filmation's Hordak head will be inside Imp, you open the chest and BAM! TG saves the day.
That is one wonderful Evil Lyn, very Flash Gordon / Barbarella style, where does she came from? Is she a movie concept?
I'd love a Guerrero He-man
Or an Alcala Savage He-man with a Guerrero head, even if it the forearms wouldn't be absolutely accurate
A NA Mini sub would be essential to complete the vintage figures, but I'd like to see a minicomics sub and a fuerza-t sub, oh and a strange variant sub like Camo Khan, Leo Faker and such
Ooooohhhh... I want that two-headed purple snake!
With a great figure like Rio Blast coming, can you tell us for sure if the bulky armours' problem (like Hydron or Sea hawk) has been fixed?
(I mean moving the opening tabs from the lats to the back...
Love these kind of topics, I learn so much about POP characters!
When I was little I haven't whatched She-Ra so I have some holes to fill and I got a sub too!


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Friday, September 23, 2011
Poetry Friday
The Sixth Night: Waking
That first green night of their dreaming, asleep beneath the Tree,
God said, "Let meanings move," and there was poetry.
~ Muriel Rukeyser ~
Photo by Muffet.
Posted by Diane Mayr at 12:01 AM
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- Anastasia Suen said...
Thanks for participating in Poetry Friday this week!
:-) Anastasia
- September 23, 2011 at 2:21 PM
- Myra Garces-Bacsal from GatheringBooks said...
Awww, that was just lovely. "Let meanings move" indeed. I love the vision of poetry being born. :)
- September 24, 2011 at 12:22 AM
- Julie Larios said...
Isn't the idea that meaning MOVES very definitely at the heart of poetry? Yet so many people try to pin meaning down! Lovely quotation, thanks for sharing it.
- September 28, 2011 at 4:44 AM
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Last night, my coke dealer boyfriend made a special trip to New Jersey to stock up on his supply of cocaine before the hurricane. He told me I would be responsible for making drug runs in his absence—even though he knows I'm not very good with directions or finding specific addresses. I guess that's how I ended up almost drowning in the East River when I tried to ride my bike to Greenpoint (goddamn Bloomberg, why you gotta shut the subway down so early?) to make a delivery. I was feeling so terrible that I had to do a few bumps before I finally found the apartment. Needless to say, the customer was very displeased. I'll probably get backhanded when my coke dealer boyfriend finds out about it.
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Overlooked by many but those who've ridden them know how good they can be. The Kawasaki ZZ-R600 is an unlikely nutter bike but, on speed alone, it's up there in the upper echelons of the "bikes that can get you nicked in second gear" category. Roomy and comfortable, the Kawasaki ZZ-R600 is practical, too, and you can pick them up ...
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The Kawasaki ZX-7R is proof that a motorcycle doesn't have to be the latest, lightest and most powerful to be popular. The Kawasaki ZX-7R was no match for Suzuki's GSX-R750 when launched in 1996 and was never updated significantly until it was deleted in 2003. But people love them and bought the Kawasaki ZX-7R because it looked great and they're ...
748cc, 100bhp, 138mph, Insurance group 13
The Kawasaki Z750 simply hammers its rivals of the time in the naked sector with a genuine 100 back wheel bee-aitch-pees, which it marries to insane looks and an addictive personality that echo its bigger, madder Z1000 brother. This could be the ultimate commuter.
675cc, 49bhp, 110mph, Insurance group 8
Relive the 60s with the delightful Kawasaki W650. Styling is spot on – the exhausts are closer to a 60s Bonneville than Triumph's own latter day replica. Modern handling, engine and reliability means all the joy of a classic with none of the grief. Relaxed performance unlike the Boneneville of the 1960s.
651cc, 42bhp, 94mph, Insurance group 8
There's nothing quite so surprising as something utterly unremarkable. And so it is with the Kawasaki KLR650 – it's comfortable, grunty, quiet and reliable. Forget your fancy-pants BMW R1200GS' - providing you can live with adjusting and lubing a chain the Kawasaki KLR650 is at least as good at overlanding and a mere fraction of the price.
636cc, 112bhp, 162mph, Insurance group 15
The ZX-6R of 2003 marked a dramatic return to form for Kawasaki. At its launch this machine was the hardest, most technologically advanced 600 of all time, boasting radial brakes, upside-down forks and fully digital clocks alongside fuel-injection, a lap timer and all wrapped up in a tiny, tight chassis and plastics. Gorgeous.
636cc, 114bhp, 168mph, Insurance group 15
The hardest 600 of modern times just got a little softer – and a little better, too. The Kawasaki ZX-6R's track-intent is still present and correct, but thankfully the suspension is more responsive and less harsh. Its new slippery shape means that 170mph is just a following wind away. Also new for 2005 is a slipper clutch and petal discs.
599cc, 100bhp, 152mph, Insurance group 14
Kawasaki's F-series ZX-6R was, in its day, a serious contender to the middleweight crown of Honda's CBR600. The Kwacker can still raise a smile, but measured against the latest metal it feels harsh and crude. If you're buying on a budget then it's worth a look, but Suzuki's GSX-R600 will run rings around it at a trackday, while the CBR ...
599cc, 106bhp, 163mph, Insurance group 14
With its genuine 163mph top speed, six-piston brakes, low'ish insurance group and evil induction noise the Kawasaki ZX-6R G-series is the bike that overnight made the 750cc superbikes look superfluous. Even today it's still considered a capable performer, though the suspension and stoppers will doubtless welcome a fettle.
599cc, 109bhp, 163mph, Insurance group 14
Kawasaki's new-for-2000 ZX-6R got a new swingarm, a revised rear shock and engine internals and a facelift – not good enough to compete with Yamaha's stunning R6 on the track nor Honda's new ally-framed CBR600 on the road. In 2002 it got a beefier 636cc motor, which made it a much improved road tool.
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Ilya Kovalchuk entered tonight with four game-winning goals against the Washington Capitals. That included one in the matchup on January 25, when he beat Michael Neuvirth to down the Capitals in overtime.
Tonight, he did it again.
Ilya Kovalchuk scored the game-winning goal in the third period to lead the New Jersey Devils (10-3-4) over the Capitals (5-10-1), 3-2.
Patrik Elias recorded a multi-goal game, and Andrei Loktionov scored his first goal as a Devil. Martin Brodeur stopped 17 shots for his first win in Washington in his last four starts.
Matthieu Perrault and Mike Ribeiro scored for the Capitals, who have dropped two straight games after winning three in a row. The loss pushed them to the bottom of the NHL standings.
Kovalchuk's power-play goal at 11:40 of the final period snapped a 2-2 tie. Elias held the puck in the right circle during a 5-on-3 power play, finding an open Kovalchuk with a pass to the point. The Devils right wing slapped a one-timer that found its way through a mass of bodies and past Braden Holtby for his sixth goal of the season.
That goal came during a string of five consecutive Capitals penalties, which helped eliminate their 2-1 lead they brought into the third.
Perrault opened the scoring in the second period, beating Brodeur on the power play for his second goal of the season. Troy Brouwer cut through the Devils defenders, driving the net and putting a shot on Brodeur. The Devils goalie stopped his attempt, but couldn't recover to make the save on Perrault, who came toward the net untouched. The Capitals forward whacked it into the open net to give Washington the early lead.
Elias responded with a shorthanded tally, tying the score at one less than two minutes later. Adam Henrique started the play, stripping Capitals John Carlson of the puck behind his net. He played it up to Elias on the side boards, who immediately sent a pass back to Henrique. He skated out from behind the net and sent a pass to Elias at the left post. The Devils left wing beat a diving Holtby for his fifth goal of the season.
New Jersey, who led the league with 15 shorthanded goals during the 2011-12 season, leads the league with four shorthanded tallies.
Just over a minute later, Ribeiro restored the Capitals lead with the second power-play goal of the period. Brouwer fed the Capitals center with a pass from the right circle, and Ribeiro skated it into the slot. He kicked the puck to his stick, sending a bouncing puck in on Brodeur. It snuck through the legs of the Devils goalie and into the net for Ribeiro's sixth goal of the season.
The Devils have allowed 10 power-play goals over its last eight games.
Loktionov scored his first goal as a Devil at 9:19 of the third period, tying the game at two. He won a faceoff in the right circle, sending the puck back to Adam Larsson. The Devils defenseman shot the puck from the point. Holtby stopped Larsson, but left a rebound near the bottom of the right circle for Loktionov. He put the puck into an open net for his first goal of the season.
Holtby, who started his fifth straight game, stopped 34 shots in the loss.
The two teams will play the second of back-to-back games at the Verizon Center Saturday. It's the first time in franchise history the Devils will play consecutive road games against the same opponent in the regular season.
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Loktionov's last NHL goal came as a member of the Los Angeles Kings. He last scored on February 12, 2012 against the Dallas Stars. New Jersey acquired the center from Los Angeles for a fifth-round pick on February 7.
Marek Zidlicky, who assisted on Kovalchuk's game-winning goal, has six power-play assists this season.
New Jersey tied a season-low in shots allowed in the third period, holding Washington to just three shots on net. The Devils last did that on January 19, holding the New York Islanders to three shots in the first period.


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NEW YORK – The New York City Fire Department's color guard was still walking off the ice, and the Rangers already had two goals.
The Flyers probably wish they'd have returned to try and extinguish the flaming-hot Rangers.
No such luck.
The Blueshirts (24-20-3) were on the board quickly Sunday night at the Garden when Daniel Carcillo – playing against his former team – scored on Ray Emery (31 saves) just 134 seconds in. Twenty-eight seconds later, the Flyers inexcusably left Rick Nash open in the slot, no defender anywhere close.
Just like that, it was 2-0. Just like that, it was game over. Just like that, the Rangers were on their way to their eighth win in 11 games (8-2-1).
"The way we started the game helped everyone in here," said Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist (37 saves). "We got the crowd going, we got ourselves going. We talked about it going into this game, they played last night so we wanted to come out really hard and set the tone. The early goals really helped us."
"You go into a road building and the [home] team comes out like that, it deflates your energy a little bit," said defenseman Marc Staal. "We had a great start, and we were able to close it out."
Craig Berube's squad looked eerily similar to the outfit that got Peter Laviolette fired three games into his fifth season. It was a defensive effort that forced the first-year Flyers coach into calling his timeout 2:42 into the game.
"We've got to be more ready," Berube said when his team's 4-1 defeat was mercifully over. "We've got to be quick. We've got to be as quick because we knew they were going to come out hard. They've been playing good, and they've been playing quick. We weren't ready – I don't know if we weren't ready, we just didn't play fast in the first period. We were slow on everything, they had the puck, and we didn't get it back."
Things didn't get much better after the timeout for the Flyers (23-19-4). Mats Zuccarello chased a puck into the corner, and fed Derick Brassard, who one-timed it past Emery at 9:24. It was Brassard's third even-strength goal of the season and eighth overall.
"Right now, we're scoring goals and everything is great," Brassard said. "We're just going to try to keep up. Like I said earlier, we're having fun and that's the main thing."
Chris Kreider added to Philly's misery in the second when he slotted home a backhand with Braydon Coburn standing in front of the crease, watching and doing nothing. The power play goal gave the Rangers man-advantage tallies in five straight games, their longest such streak since December, 2010.
"We're just moving the puck around," Brassard said of the Rangers' white-hot power play. "We're making plays. Sometimes when the power play's not going well you're looking for answers. Now it's going well, so we're just preparing ourselves before every game and we know what to expect."
It was a dominating effort by the Rangers, who won their seventh straight meeting at the Garden, dating back to 2011. During the seven-game win streak, New York has outscored Philly 28-8.
"It's always fun playing Philadelphia," Staal said. "It's always competitive, intense, and chippy. We always get up for playing them."
"I kind of like these games," Lundqvist said of the physicality the Flyers bring. "They're a little more intense, you have to love that when you can feel the intensity in the building and on the ice, too. It's always great games, they're fun to play. I don't mind that – even though it hurts sometimes."
Perhaps most important for the Rangers is Lundqvist's continued strong play. Making his seventh start in eight games, he was solid once again. In fact, since Alain Vigneault sat him for three straight games in late December, he's 5-1-1.
"Hank is such a competitor, and since day one he's been working real hard on his game and to get it to the level that he's used to, and he's gotten everybody used to," Vigneault said before the game. "Right now, he's back on track."
"Last few weeks, I think I'm consistent in the way I play my game," Lundqvist said after the victory. "Tonight, I got tested early, and you gain confidence when you make a couple good saves early on. I'm happy with the way I'm playing my game right now."
Overall, the Rangers have won 12 of their last 15 meetings with the Flyers, outscoring them 53-27 over the span.
The Rangers are 19-2-1 when scoring the game's first goal, 12-2-1 when leading after the first period, and 15-1-1 when leading after 40 minutes.
Kreider, officially still a rookie, leads the Rangers with 12 goals, including five tallies on the power play.


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You can clearly see how much I used to love you.
But now, now I don't even want to remember your name!
Was it Scott? or was it Tod?
I had my dress all picked out for your amusement, but I guess I'll just let the leaves hit
the dirty floor.
At least you have that in common you filthy cheater!
I'll never forgive you!
If I could, I'd make your life hotter than hell and as wild as the open seas!
I'll stand here and wait for someone to find me or at least before I jump off the edge.
Your face is my hate, your successes are my failures, your highs are my lows.
Why would you cheat on me?
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You requested a photo of "Behney infant" in Cedar Hill. I have one that says simply-"Infant son of Amos and Annie Behney".
Your memorial has different parents listed, so I've made a memorial for this infant, in case you are related.
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I didn't list Moses when I took the rest of that section because I could not read it very well. Thanks to your requet, I now know who he is. I will go back out and take a better photo when the snow goes away. Thank you very much for requesting the photo. It solves one of my mysteries.
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Nice catch on the duplicate listings under Brenneman and Behney for her at Old Graveyard in Carlisle, PA. The gravestone mislead me on that one. I've added a link for Lemuel Brenneman to Florence, and I've delete the duplicate for Florence.
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I also take pictures and I requested more info on a couple of your request, but now i notice the the 1305 grave is in the Morningside Section, so please disregard those request.
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Just checking, but are you aware that there are two memorials for Roy William H. Behney already?
Gippygirl added two memorials, one a duplicate, for Roy Behney, both listed as "Infant Behney".
You might want to contact her and ask her to delete one of them and rename the remaining one with the good photo as "Roy William H. Behney". If she does, then you might want to delete your duplicate.
I'm surprised that no one at Find A Grave admin noticed this yet.
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There is NO cooperation from the San Luis Cemetery with Find A Grave volunteers. However, according to the San Luis Obispo County Genealogical Society you can request a photo of who you are looking for by doing the following:
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Give them the name and birth and death dates, or as much as you know. Ask them to send a picture of the headstone, and tell them how you are related or what your interest is in this person. They will appreciate that.
They will send you the photo as an attachment to email. They took photos of the thousands of headstones they indexed in 2009 and 2010. They photographed virtually all headstones that could be deciphered. So pretty much everyone, who was buried there before 2009-2010 has a picture of their headstone in the database of the Genealogical Society. The society will respond to individuals, but prefers not to send pictures in bulk to Find A Grave volunteers. They also have not made an agreement to download their data to the Find A Grave servers.
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Published on - November 18th, 2008 (Modified on - November 23rd, 2008) (by J.D. Roth)
Internet con artists are clever. Even smart people can be duped sometimes. Even those who keep active watch against scams and schemes can make mistakes.
As I checked e-mail this morning, I was baffled by a notice from Paypal. "Your eCheck payment of $29.90 USD to firstname.lastname@example.com has been deposited into your recipient's account," the message read. But why would I be paying myself? "Do you know what this is?" I asked Kris. "Why are we sending money to ourselves?"
"Isn't that spam?" she asked.
Oh. Of course. Normally, that would have been my first instinct, too, but for a few minutes there, I had relaxed my guard, had opened myself up to be a victim of "phishing".
Phishing scams in plain English
What is phishing? As penance for nearly committing an internet sin, I made myself re-watch Common Craft's Phishing Scams in Plain English, which explains how these scams operate, and how best to protect yourself:
You've probably seen it. You receive an e-mail from your bank or trusted company, and it's asking you for information. It looks real, but it's designed to fool you into handing over important information. This is a scam called phishing, and you need to avoid it. This is Phishing Scams in Plain English.
This video suggests several ways to minimize the risk of being scammed:
- Deal directly with organizations you trust.
- "Always be suspicious of an e-mail that asks for your information. No exceptions!"
- Don't panic if you receive a suspicious e-mail. There's no risk to just getting the mail; problems only occur when you respond to phishing attempts.
- Never click a link or fill out a form in an e-mail from your bank, etc. Always navigate directly to the site.
- Forward the suspicious e-mail to email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com. (Update: Carrie writes to say that this is the correct e-mail for reporting phishing attempts: email@example.com.)
On a related note, my mother sometimes has trouble differentiating hoax warnings from the real thing. Fortunately, she's learned to use and trust Snopes.com, the urban legends reference site. The Snopes fraud and scams section is a useful resource.
I also think it's important to periodically review the basics of how to prevent identity theft.
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My story has a mundane ending. The message I received from Paypal wasn't spam, and it wasn't phishing — it was a real message, but poorly worded. The $29.90 wasn't paid to me, but from me to another company.
This could just as easily have been a phishing attempt, however, and I had let my guard down. Despite my constant vigilance, and my frequent warnings to others, I'd suffered a momentary lapse, and that's all it takes to become a victim.
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As their videos have become more successful, the LeFevers have not only been able to make producing them a full-time job, but they've also expanded the subjects they cover. They've even begun to feature topics related to personal finance, such as compact fluorescent light bulbs. I shared Phishing Scams in Plain English with their permission.
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For me the big giveaway is almost always, Dear Valued Customer or some such thing. Most emails now will put your name in there.
I wrote a post a while back on how to deal with a phisher: http://weakonomics.com/2008/09/29/how-to-deal-with-a-phisher/
JD, did you hear about the lady that was duped out of $400k by a phisher? She's located in Sweet Home, OR. What a great name for a town.
I happen to get quite a bit of phishing attempts in the fake e-mail account I set up for use at websites that require registration that I don't necessarily want to have my real info. That is the first step in avoiding phishing scams: giving your real information to only a select few sites that you trust.
Another way to identify scams is to look at the sender's e-mail address. Most of the time, the address is coming from a free e-mail service, which should throw off red flags right from the start. Besides sending the sender's info to the government, also send the information to the isp's anti-spam unit. While they may not be able to permanently stop such scams, they are more likely able to trace the ip address of the sender and ban them, which helps a little.
I go a little more in depth in a past blog post regarding indentity protection called Do you really need to pay for identity protection?
I'm just curious why you have advertisements on your site for getting rich in just 7 years…
I have come across a few of these in my time. None from paypal though, a few from banks and a lot saying that I have inherited over $1,000,000 in some country I have never heard of.
Scams are to be avoided at all costs. They all play on the 'money for nothing' mentality that so many of us possess. We want money but we don't want to do anything for it
Once I ignored a bunch of emails from ebay, thinking they were scams, because they asked me to change my credit card info. Then one time when I logged in, they had charged me $20 for not paying the tiny fees on an item I had sold for $10. I complained and explained that I thought the emails were a scam, and they dropped the charge. But I learned my lesson and will always check my account on the website when I get emails like that!
When you know it's spam make sure you forward it to the company it supposedly came from so they can take action.
If I get one that's questionable, I sign into my account through my web browser – Never click on an e-mail link!!!!!!! Then I can tell if it's legitimate correspondence or spam. I always err on the side of spam just to be safe.
Susy beat me to my advice, banks like to know when phishers are using their info!
Also, be aware of the security procedures your financial institution uses.
For example, my credit union has a secret word that I selected which is displayed along with a unique graphic on any page I am logged into on their site. This means if I'm ever asked to log in somewhere and I DO NOT see that secret symbol that I've been scammed and should report it to my bank immediately.
Good post. I especially enjoyed the video tutorial. The phishing scams have gotten out of control. But even though they are more common now, it is tragic to see that some people still fall victim to this.
mozilla's thunderbird email program has some useful features that help you to identify phishing. it puts up a warning on suspicious emails, and if you hover your pointer over a link in an email, it shows the actual target address in the little info bar at the bottom of the page.
Just today, I received an email from the IRS regarding a refund. Ha! I almost fell for it! I directed it to firstname.lastname@example.com
I take Internet scams, or any kind of consumer fraud, seriously and always try to update my readers with new findings. They always come up with innovative technics to fool you. So you need to be on top of everything. In my book "Invest Now" I dedicated a whole chapter to Internet Scams. Here is a link to all scam related articles readers may find useful. http://adawnjournal.com/?s=scams
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I've seen some pretty clever ones, very professional looking. The last one I remember was supposedly from Bank of America regarding my bill pay account, only I don't use bill pay! It all looked legit except for the web address wasn't bank of america. I get phishing scams supposedly from paypal all the time too, again I don't use paypal so I know they are fakes but someone else might not realize.
Hoax-slayer.com and scamorama.com are also good resources for IDing scams.
Nigerian scams are tangentially related to phishing, but there are some pretty funny sites featuring people who reverse the scams. Some convinced the scammers to get tattoos, and one scammer even wrote out Harry Potter by hand.
Forward Paypal phishing e-mails to "firstname.lastname@example.com". They will try to track down the culprits. On my new computer now, with Vista, Internet Explorer tells me if a site I am trying to go to is a phishing site. There are a number of good things about Vista!
Hoax-slayer.com and scamorama.com are also good resources for IDing scams.
Nigerian scams are tangentially related to phishing, but there are some pretty funny sites featuring people who reverse the scams. Some convinced the scammers to get tattoos, and one scammer even wrote out Harry Potter by hand.
Outside of learning about spam, scams, phishing etc. and making educated choices, I am a firm believer in proactive defense.
Programs such as Spybot S&D, SpywareBlaster and the mvps.org host file all block many known malicious sites.
I use firefox with NoScript (though this may be more hassle than it is worth to some users).
Get a toolbar or add-on that checks the validity of sites you are on:
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Then if you really aren't sure, and choose to click the link rather than manually navigate to the same place – copy the address and scan it here:
Ok, my fav part of the embedded video is that the crook's laugh sounds an AWFUL lot like Jon Stewart's impersonation of George W Bush!
remember people that almost no official business is transacted via email, never send personal info via email, and always check your websites urls for giveaways, like instead of www, you see wwt or some such, that is another type of phishing (counterfeit web sites)
This week I got TWO Nigerian Scam emails, which is bad because I'm tempted to pull a scambaiter on them….
When I used to get a lot of phishing, I would just type in a made-up username and password.
What a timely post. I received an email from 'paypail.com' (notice the spelling) this morning telling me that my account was limited and that I would need to send them confidential information. Just as 'Mom' said, make sure to forward all suspicious PayPal emails to firstname.lastname@example.com. They are generally really great about replying quickly.
If you can, set up you're e-mail account only to accept recognized e-mails. Otherwise, only open e-mails from friends and family. Also never open/read an attachment. View your e-mails as 99% junk and advertisement not worth opening.
Also hang up the phone on anyone that is trying to sell you something, or wants you to pay for something. All phone calls should be screened.
In addition to my earlier post (17), I would recommend the Firefox extension Flagfox. This, like the Netcraft toolbar, will show the country of origin of the website you are on. It will warn you if you reach an address purporting to be from one place, but really in another.
I also suggest that people set up another email account, if not multiple through a service designed for it, so that they can give friends/family their personal email, have one for use with banks/work/trusted places, and one for use at other sites and purchases.
Bugmenot.com is a nice resource for not having to bypass giving out your email too often (I use it to read online newspapers or some forum posts you cant see unless signed in).
Like many computer savvy people I always thought I was immune to phishing scams, but two years ago I fell for the exact one that JD is describing in his post. The difference was my message actually was a phishing scam. I was tired and had just woken up so I overreacted to the idea that PayPal had associated a charge with my account in error. Since I rarely used PayPal and hadn't for a very long time I wanted to "follow up" right that second and filled out the information form presented to me despite several obvious warning signs that it was a scam.
It caught up with me just this summer when my credit card number was finally pulled out of whatever scammer's database it had been sitting in. I was able to catch the fraud and shut down the activity very early (within 12 hours thanks in part to very pro-active and appreciated actions from the customer service department at Crutchfield). Even within that short timeframe more than $4,000.00 worth of charges were already approved from a number of online stores. Discover was quick and helpful and I was not liable for any of the charges of course, but it was both a hassle and lesson that frame of mind can overrule common sense even for informed net users.
To this day I'm still paying for optional credit monitoring and fraud protection services because I'm paranoid that something else will be done with the information stolen from me that day, such as opening a new line of credit. The event shook me up and left lasting damage to the confidence I have in security of my personal information.
I certainly know better than to provide information based on an email, but sometimes I have trouble distinguishing whether or not an email actually came from a business I'm involved with. My husband (who knows a lot more about this stuff than I do) always tells me that a good way to double-check if something is spam or not is to let your mouse hover over any link in the email (DO NOT CLICK – just hover). The web address for that link will show up at the bottom of your browser. If it doesn't belong to the company, I know it's spam. If it does, I can go ahead and click to see what information they are providing.
Hi JD, I just thought I would point out that the government email address is actually "firstname.lastname@example.com", not "firstname.lastname@example.com".
Never believe anything in an email, simple as that.
No company that I deal with communicates via email (at least not to me) so if I get an email, it's phoney. I've stopped receiving paper bank statements but for serious communication that requires a response I get a letter or a phone call if it's urgent.
Online communication is for fun only. The internet is a dirty, dirty place and the negative aspects of it massively outnumber the positive.
I just got an email from a reader that is an even more dangerous scam involving debit cards and home delivery. You can read all the details here – http://www.savingtoinvest.com/2008/11/falling-for-4000-debit-card-scam.html (sorry for the link, but too much detail to write in this comment) it was so easy and so simple. Coming into the holidays, this scam is likely to spread so please be careful online and offline!
Thanks a bunch for sharing the video and links J.D.!
A friend at work got a very similar email this morning. We was ready to click on the link in the eamil and login when I stopped him.


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This past week we came across the chive's big brother, the ornamental onion after its' prime. Now we like it even more.
After the purple fades, the dried flower and stem 'skeleton' still hold their own. Something of this dried structure reminded me of old wooden rollercoasters that have lost their newness, the wood shows through and the paint has faded long ago by the sun. Or the old flashing starburst neon signs that still hang over the retro Chinese restaurant in our old Bronx neighborhood. Dandelions float away on the wind when they have expired, and daffodils shrivel and flop. But these stand their ground - even through the torrential downpour that happened this past Sunday.
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Oh dear, I have these in the huge perennial garden I inhereted from my home's previous owner, and I have to admit to pulling them all out last night. They give me the creeps :(
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Best MN Athlete: Ra'Shede Hageman
Best Stadium: TCF Bank Stadium
Best Brewery: Surly
Best Beer: Dangerous Man Chocolate Milk Stout
Best Taproom: (tie) Harriet in summer, Indeed in winter
Best Coffee Shop: Blue Ox Coffee
Best Twitter Account: @RandBallsStu
Best Intersection: 34th Ave and 50th St
Best Local Album You Didn't Listen to Enough: Sombear - Love You In the Dark
Best MN Podcast: Pratfalls of Parenting
Best Bike Ride: South Mpls Grand Round
Best Day: May 14, 2013
Ever wonder why it's so hard to get a mixed drink south of Lake Street in Minneapolis? We can thank the historic "patrol limits," which were incorporated into the city charter in the 1880s. The ordinance required bars and liquor stores to be concentrated in select parts of town, with the rationale that police could more easily control liquor-fueled crime if all of these types of businesses were in one place. The city's largest liquor zone was the Gateway district on the banks of the Mississippi River. Another was the "Hub of Hell"—shown on this map at the intersection of 27th Avenue and 25th Street.
This map delineates the liquor patrol districts in 1935, about 18 months after Prohibition was rescinded. It also shows the 37 establishments allowed to serve liquor outside of the districts. This group includes legendary institutions like the Nankin Cafe and the Curtis Hotel; it also includes highly selective locales like the Minneapolis Club and the Minneapolis Athletic Club, which were renowned for barring anyone who did not belong to the city's Yankee elite. City voters were being asked to determine whether these outliers could continue to serve liquor. Voters must have approved this request, as a defeat would have provoked a revolt of the well-heeled. The first families of Minneapolis would not have ventured into the increasingly seedy Gateway for their daily cocktail. The liquor patrol limits were rescinded in 1974, though it is still difficult in Minneapolis to get a liquor license or serve liquor outside of these historic limits.
(image and text via The Historyapolis Project Facebook page)
Ack! Well, come drink beer and wine AND NOTHING ELSE at an establishment south of Lake Street tonight, everybody.
Neighborhood drinking establishments of any kind are hard to find to the south of Lake. I think neighbors would know each other better if they had more of these. Longfellow's benefitted a ton from the Riverview Wine Bar, Harriet Brewing, Merlin's Rest, and the new Blue Door Pub, which all bring in a solid share of customers from within walking/biking distance.
I've also wondered how much Prohibition factors into this. Most of South Minneapolis was developed in the 20s, where each neighborhood had a corner store, but not a bar. This is very different than the older communities of NE Mpls, St Paul's East Side, and even Seward
Andy Sturdevant: Since all of our freeways point directly to the downtown central business core, you have five different approaches of the Minneapolis skyline from automobile to consider. A pet argument I've had with many friends over the years has been about which approach is the best view of the city. Which best shows off the skyline?
"Hey, look at that. Twin Cities. That's the IDS Building, the big glass one. Tallest skyscraper in the Midwest — after the uh, Sears, in, uh, Chicago, or John Hancock Building, whatever. You ever been to Minneapolis?" — Carl Showalter, "Fargo" (1996).
My favorite, from the north on 35W. I went to college in Duluth, and I missed Minneapolis every day. So every time I'd drive home, and see the skyline after driving for 2 hours, I'd immediately feel better and know that I was home.
I think we were at about 7,000 ft elevation for a 5.5 mile hike. Incredible. (at Mount Rainier National Park)
First row seats for the end of the game (at Safeco Field)
#mntwins in Seattle (at Safeco Field)
GPOYW via Jack Barakat
So awesome
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Minnehaha Falls, April 8, 1917
Customers Flee Wal-Mart Empty Shelves for Target, Costco -
This article drove me to apoplexy.
The best big box store is no big box store. Imagine how much better the Hiawatha & Lake would be if there were businesses that served LRT travelers with residential units above them rather than a huge Target store with a parking lot and delivery docks taking up 2-3 more acreage than the store itself. That store and stores like it - regardless of brand - are not assets to their communities.
I have no problem with Target/Cub/Rainbow at that intersection, but how awesome would it be if the Target was like the one downtown, a two story store with no parking lot. And instead of Cub AND Rainbow, just one with a smaller parking lot. For me, the problem isn't the big box store, it's the big box store parking lot!