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And I am so pissed off I can barely breathe. Lunch hour, nice enough day, bit of a headache so I decide to go for a walk in the park to clear my head. About to head down into the rock garden area, when a guy jumps off the wall where he'd been sitting, as if about to go his own way, and "accidentally" bumps into me. "Oh sorry, sorry," hands everywhere as he steadies hismelf, you know the routine. And then a couple of minutes later, I realise my phone has gone. Brand new iPhone 5, had it less that a month, no insurance on it. I ran straight to the police station to report it (where they said "Call this number." Hello, he took my phone.) Anyway, they called for me, made a report, decribed the guy best as I could. I have that "find my iPhone" thing so they're trying to track it that way. It has a pass code on it so he shouldn't get into it any time soon, and I'm pretty sure I set it up that if he puts the wrong code in 10 times, it wipes it. I've asked my other half to wipe it by remote, but it tells you it has to connect to the internet first before it can do that. There's no bank details or anything on there, but there's addresses and emails and phone numbers. I've had the phone company block the number too. So I think I've done just about everything I can. But the main thing is just that I'm so f***ing furious! And not a little embarrassed. I know, these people are professionals, they do it all day long, I didn't even feel his hand go into my pocket. But it's humiliating to fall for something so basic. RRRRRAAAAARRRGGGHHH!
Damn that sucks. Hopefully they find your find your phone for you. I'm currently in Afghanistan and one of the NCOs that I work with had left his iPhone5 in the bathroom. Of course when he realized it and went back it was gone. He got it back though because the guy who stole it tried selling it to some other guy for $30.00 so the guy knew it had to be stolen. So he grabbed the phone and told the thief he was taking it to the MPs and reporting him and the thief took off. So luckily for Talbert he got his phone back by luck and the honesty of another. Hopefully you get yours as well!!
Inside jacket pocket, but jacket was open as it was a nice day. I didn't specifically feel his hands going there, but it's really the only explanation. I suppose I should be grateful I left my car keys and wallet in the office. It's also actually kind of amazing to me that it took this long to happen, given I lived in NYC and was never bothered, and have been in London for two years as well. .
That sucks, but at least it wasn't your wallet. I had my purse stolen a few years back. Replacing all your cards, license and such is a real hassle. Hope your phone is found and returned to you.
No, they were pickpocketed TODAY, not in 1996. Everyone's mostly over the douchy "look how important I am, i have a cellphone" look
I'm amazed how many people still put their valuables in BACK pockets. What bigger invitation to swipe could there be?
^^^ Yeah, I've always made sure not to do that. I thought an inside pocket was enough, but apparently not. Lesson learned, I suppose. Also, don't fall asleep on public transport. The police are coming round tomorrow night, although I already gave a report on the phone, so maybe they just want me to sign something? .
Sorry to hear that. I hope the police get the guy and hopefully recover your iPhone(?). Nowadays when I buy a new cell phone, I make sure to get it insured, at least during the first year or so, in case something like this happens. ETA: For my wallet, I've always kept in the same location forever: my front pocket.
Grrr - how disgusting! I hope it is recoverd quickly for you. Going to add mine to my ins policy and start carrying in front pants pocket. bulky w/ the case but obviously worth it.
Damn, that bites the big one. Especially when you realize it could happen to anyone whenever you're in a public place. On the other hand, I admit a certain grudging admiration for professional pickpockets. They practice a form of thievery that's been around for centuries, if not millennia, and requires a high level of skill and manual dexterity. Hell, a lot of pickpockets are probably skilled and smart enough to make a good living doing honest work. They just like stealing.
Sure, just not clipped to your belt obnoxiously. to show off your status symbol now, you gotta take it out of your pocket and fiddle with it, preferably while driving, walking around aimlessly, or during a conversation. but why would you, and what would you clip it to? Presumably, if there was some big theft-deterrent system in place, it wouldn't have been stolen. And if you don't intend to clip to your belt, but put in a pocket, why buy the case with the belt clip, or keep that part on. Outside of blackberry, which has never really kept up with the times anyway, not sure last time I saw a phone case with a belt clip. Maybe cheap flip-phones? I'm sure they still exist, but just not really mainstream. Maybe for specific uses, like for a contractor outside all day or something, and clip on a rugged case, but in general? "phone on your belt" is pretty dead.
The belt? Assuming you don't wear your shirt tucked in, of course. I don't. I bought an Otterbox case for my iPhone, and it came with a belt clip. Linky
That sounds awful. I hope they find out who did it and you get it back ASAP. *clutches precious phone to chest and prays it never happens to me*
just call yourself and leave this message "I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you are looking for ransom, I can tell you I don't have money. But what I do have are a very particular set of skills; skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you. If you return my phone now, that'll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you. But if you don't, I will look for you, I will find you, and I will kill you."
I did have a passing fantasy of going back to the park today with a knife of some sort, but then I thought that probably wouldn't go down too well when the police come to talk to me later tonight. .


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"Hawk Gang" Seahawks anthem
A song before the big game
I was on twitter late last night, like most nights, when "Duranged Pitt" sent me a link to his song "Hawk Gang" and asked if I would put it on my site.
The lyrics are relevant, it has a good beat and overall a high quality production. I recommend giving it a listen, or downloading it to play at the tailgate party before the big Sunday Night game at CenturyLink this week. I may even add it to my workout playlist.
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Learn, create, build and control with the second generation Raspberry Pi B single-board computer. Single-board computing The Raspberry Pi 2 B is a single-board computer thats designed to teach programming languages like Python and Scratch. Theres no age limit and its perfect for expanding your knowledge and computing ability no matter how old you are. If youve ever wondered how your computer actually works, want a low-cost control for your latest project or want to experiment with gadgets, software and more, the Raspberry Pi 2 B is a great place to start. Its powered by a regular USB phone charger, has four USB ports for peripherals and an HDMI port to connect to your monitor. Anything stored on the Raspberry Pi is saved on a normal microSD card, including your choice of Linux-based operating system and software loader. This version comes without a memory card or operating system, giving you the option to download and install your choice of OS. Raspberry Pi 2 This version of the Raspberry Pi features a quad-core ARM Cortex processor thats six times faster than the older model. It also features and 1 GB of RAM, so it can run more advanced software than other versions. Its even compatible with the new Windows 10 operating system. Online community Whatever youre planning on doing with your Raspberry Pi , you dont have to figure it out alone. The Raspberry Pi online community is full of tutorials and guidance for all levels. So whether you want a step-by-step guide to basic programming or have hit a wall with your robot project, theres help at hand. ______________________________________________________________ Get started The Raspberry Pi 2 Starter Kit comes with most of things you need to get started, and includes the board, power cable, case, and HDMI and Ethernet cables. The only other things youll need are a mouse, keyboard and monitor.
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Shrewsbury primary school bucks trend with outstanding Ofsted report
A primary school in Shropshire received a glowing reference from Ofsted inspectors, prompting staff to say it is 'bucking the national trend'.
Crowmoor Primary School, in Crowmere Road, Shrewsbury, has been judged 'good' across all areas by inspectors and 'outstanding' in its support of vulnerable pupils. The results come since changes to inspections introduced in September 2012 made it tougher for schools.
The Ofsted report states that 'determined leadership from the headteacher has brought about significant improvement since the last inspection. The quality of teaching throughout the school has improved'.
It says 'by the time they leave the school, pupils have very positive attitudes to learning. They speak with great enthusiasm about their school'.
Headteacher Alan Parkhurst said: "At a time when more schools than ever are failing to meet the toughened new criteria being used by Ofsted in inspections, we're delighted to have emphatically bucked the trend when we were inspected at the start of February. Current staff are the strongest the school has had in many years, and as headteacher I am very lucky to have such a committed team who always do their best for the children.
"The school has moved on massively in the last five years and we're particularly proud of the fact that Ofsted has recognised the improved performance as being exemplary at a national level, the report saying that progress from Year 2 to Year 6 was among the best in the country."
"He added: "We have only made such accelerated progress by working with the local community, parents and Shropshire Council and we thank all of them for their part in our success."
Councillor Cecilia Motley, cabinet member for learning and skills congrat- ulated the teachers, pupils and parents.
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"Current staff are the strongest the school has had in many years, and as headteacher I am very lucky "
Excuse me , so you are saying past staff were not up to scratch??? NUT will not be having that sort of talk, they have not got any poor or under acheiving staff, not one, they are all heroic, hard working, over worked, infact the vatican is considering saint hoods as the norm for all teachers. .
Firstly, you misquote the Head. But in any case, vis a vis your misinterpretation, no such suggestion was made on his part.
Secondly, bad teaching is not a joking matter. As can be evidenced by the poor grammar that you employ.
Nothings free
My grammar is not what we are talking about.
"Current staff are the strongest the school has had in many years, and as headteacher I am very lucky to have such a committed team "
beleive what you wish thor.
Congratulations to the school I wish you all the best for ever improving standards for your pupils.
However, as usual the article is incorrect. The new marking system has changed, but not to make it harder to get a good but easier. OFSTEAD have abandoned a 5 box system for a 4 box system which means all markings in the previous satisfactory box must be either "good" or "in need of improvement". Mathematically in a change from 5 to 4 box systems half the schools that were satisfactory will now become good which in some cases is flattery. The other half will become in need of improvement and be subjected to criticism and insult. The difference between "good" and "in need of improvement" is so narrow that it can no longer be measured. It is impossible to compare the new results with the old because the same words now mean different things. "Good" means not "in need of improvement" and "in need of improvement" means less than good; both can mean within 5% of average. The rating system is now a cliff edge. If a even number of boxes are to be used in this type of assessment it con only be informative if 6 boxes are used where boxes 3 and 4 mean "it's close to average tending toward". No need to panic and no room for complacency. A 4 box system is too crude to measure such a vaiable feast with such important impacts. OFSTEAD do not understand assessment systems.
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The new regime does make it harder to get grades "Good" and "Outstanding" - it isn't about simple maths and averages.
For example: to be an "Outstanding" school you must have an "Outstanding" grade for "Quality of Teaching". So even if your other grades are "Outstanding", a "Good" in Quality of Teaching would knock your overall grade down to "Good".
Likewise attainment (results) has a big impact on the score - if you don't have an academically strong year-group and your SATS results are below a certain threshold when you are visited by Ofsted, the overall grade you are given will reflect this, even if it is in all other areas a "Good" or "Outstanding" school.
Huge congratulations to Crowmoor - in the current Michael Gove regime, it is a truly spectacular result.


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i think it would be best for sly cooper if they did have a multi player to use it like u get ur fruends or a bunch of strangers and u play ever all mini games or u create missions and update them with more missions that they can do on the same stages
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I pre ordered this game from amazon and all the websites I have checked said this game was coming out November 9th but then when the game didn't come in yesterday I checked online and it said the game wasn't available until November 14th!!! NOOOOO
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These games brought out my love for the Playstation. It broke my heart to sell the games along with my PS2. But now that they're coming back for the PS3, my life is starting to turn around.
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awesome!!! i cant wait to play this game!! i know i can beat all 3 games 100%,so i guess i alredy have 3 platinum trophies...i just hope they let you replay missions in sly 2 so i don't have to restart the game if i want to play a mission
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That shit makes me feel like crap. I am very picky about my preworkouts though
Here's a brief review..........
Picked up a bottle of this last Friday. Must say when I took it I thought I was on legal speed. Couldn't wait to get out of the car to go lift! My gf said "What did you do? You are all giggly"
But then when I took it the second time, it wasn't as intense.
Good focus and pumps. Maybe I was expecting too much out of it the second time and put to much pressure to "feel" it.
Has anyone ever tried this ?
That shit makes me feel like crap. I am very picky about my preworkouts though
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From what I felt, it is best to do it 10-15 minutes before you walk into the gym. Seems to hit you hard and then wears off so you gotta time it right. Works best when you do a couple scoops a few minutes before ya hit your first set of weights. Tomorrow morning Im gonna chug it down when Im unloading my shit in my locker! That way when Im walking to my first exercise it I will be really focused and ready!
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Hey Bro I was hooked on craze and prodigy for a long time. Then of course things change due to banning and what not. I too was looking for a while. This is the most legit pwo i've used since and stuff has me going for hours and wanting to camp out at my gym. http://www.orbitnutrition.com/cart/g...-servings.html
Today I decided to take 3 scoops. Big mistake! I was so irritated as this wore off it wasn't even funny. Had to go to a meeting and it was pure hell having to sit still. I forgot to bring a water and it made it worse.
You have to drink tons of water on this and please do not exceed the two scoops cause it will make you feel like a caged gorilla. It also increased my sex drive and that was pure torture because my gf was not with me and I do not cheat on her. If I was single I would have gone somewhere to get laid.
Im telling you bro stimaholic is legit. Try it and it's not high priced like some pwo.
i have yet to try it http://www.orbitnutrition.com/cart/g...-servings.html
I actually tried STIMAHOLIC the other day when one of my workout partners was swearing by it. I got a good pump out of it, I usually use Jack3d or Hyde and loved Craze until they pulled it. Not sure if Craze came back in a new form but if so, haven't tried it/can't vouch.
Jacked micro is piss weak, got nothing on the original ... I like IMLs max pump extreme
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You'll want to serve this with rolls or corn bread to soak up every delicious drop. Like more heat? Just use spicier versions of V8 juice and chili beans.—Cathy Bell, Joplin, Missouri
68 Cinco de Mayo Party Recipes
- 1-1/2 pounds ground pork
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 medium green pepper, chopped
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, chopped
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 2 cans (11-1/2 ounces each) V8 juice
- 1 can (16 ounces) chili beans, undrained
- 1 can (10 ounces) diced tomatoes and green chilies
- 2 tablespoons chili powder
- 1 teaspoon seasoned salt
- 1/2 teaspoon seasoned pepper
- Shredded cheddar cheese
- In a Dutch oven, cook the pork, onion and peppers over medium heat until meat is no longer pink. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer.
- Drain.
- Stir in the V8 juice, beans, tomatoes, chili powder, seasoned salt and seasoned pepper. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 20 minutes or until slightly thickened. Serve with cheese. Yield: 8 servings (2 quarts).
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South Florida According to Brooklyn: Open Sprints at Keirin Cycles Tomorrow Night
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It's the middle of June, so that means it's about time for the monthly Keirin Cycles open sprints. The event takes place tomorrow night, June 11.
At last month's events, we had a debut local screening of Maca Frama, a documentary by a bunch of fixed-gear riders out in San Francisco. It was them doing tricks, and pushing the envelope as far as possibilities on a track bike. Tomorrow night, there will be another screening, this time of The Road to Roubaix, which is another documentary, this time about an intense one-day cycling race in France.
As for the open sprints, this is how it works. People compete with fixed-gear bikes on rollers, which are attachments on a bike's tires that basically turn it into a stationary bike. Two people compete against each other at a time, pedaling for a quarter-mile (a computer tracks that distance equivalent). Whoever pedals that distance the fastest, wins. Then there are heats to determine an overall winner for the event. The winner gets a bottle of sake and about $150, and the second-place finisher also gets a bottle of sake. (Everybody who participates puts in $5, and whoever wins gets the pot.)
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Saturday, January 19, 2008
24c3 Presentation and Research
However, since some of the things I presented were some of my own research which I haven't posted anywhere, I'll write a couple of posts about that in the next couple of days. There isn't too much though, so there's no need to get your hopes up, and if you've seen the video, you already know it.
[EDIT]P.S. Any comments or criticisms about the presentation would be greatly appreciated[/EDIT]
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- mgroves said...
"M$ calls CSRF a 'one-click attack'"
Did you seriously just use "M-dollar-sign"? - 19 January 2008 at 4:23 pm
- kuza55 said...
Well, in my slides, yeah I had M$, but I said MS, since it's faster, and I was trying to rush through things to keep it under the 45 minute time limit.
Maybe I should replace all references to Microsoft with Monopolysoft? - 19 January 2008 at 4:43 pm
Good stuff. I haven't watch the video, just read the pdf.
I picked up couple of new stuff like PHP user-agent thingy (weird!). Overall good compilation of weird behaviours in web app world. - 19 January 2008 at 9:27 pm
- Alex said...
And here is the video:
ftp://modi.sickos.org/pub/24C3/matroska/24c3-2212-en-unusual_web_bugs.mkv - 20 January 2008 at 4:39 am
- Alex said...
Well, Blogspot is annoying ...
Next try:
24c3-2212-en-unusual_web_bugs.mkv - 20 January 2008 at 4:41 am
- Travis said...
Just finished watching the talk, glad you decided to present. You brought up some interesting topics which I haven't really looked into and you shed light on things I have looked into. I may be emailing you soon with some questions, talk to you soon.
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FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Investigators trying to solve six killings at four locations along the Tennessee-Alabama state line have found a common thread: one of the slain knew all the victims.
Authorities had been looking for 24-year-old Warren Vincent Crutcher when he was found dead, the victim of a homicide, in north Alabama on Tuesday. He had been wanted since Monday for questioning in the deaths of three women and a toddler a few miles north, in Lincoln County, Tenn.
Authorities are still trying to sort out what Tennessee Bureau of Investigation spokeswoman Kristin Helm described as a "tangled web" of relationships between Crutcher, the slain and two young children who weren't injured in the attacks.
"All they know is there are four or five murders involved. And it seems to all center around my grandson," Warren Crutcher's grandfather, Lorenzo Crutcher, said Wednesday.
The grandfather said he hadn't seen his grandson in more than a month and didn't know what he did for a living.
"I have no idea. I don't know if he was living here in Alabama or in Tennessee. His daddy didn't even know where he was living at. He would just show up," the elder Crutcher said.
Investigators are focused on trying to identify a suspect and haven't issued any alerts to law enforcement or the public.
The puzzling case began early Monday when the Lincoln County sheriff's office was called to the home of 22-year-old Chabreya Campbell. Family summoned help after Campbell's 3-year-old boy — Warren Crutcher's son — called them saying he couldn't wake up anyone at the house.
The small brick home with children's toys strewn in the front lawn sits between Fayetteville and Huntsville, Ala., on a busy highway dotted with family farms and roadside merchants selling fresh vegetables, pumpkins and colorful fall flowers.
When authorities arrived, they found three people slain, Campbell, her 18-month-old son, Rico Ragland, and her friend, 21-year-old Amber McCaulley of Huntsville, Ala. Campbell was six months pregnant.
Authorities quickly put out an alert on Crutcher, who had a history of domestic disputes. In 2011, he was arrested in Huntsville after police said he said he broke into a home to take his child away from the mother. It was not immediately clear who the mother was.
On Monday evening, a few miles from Campbell's home, Lincoln County investigators found a second crime scene. Inside, 21-year-old Jessica Brown was dead. Still alive was her 2-month-old baby, and Helm said officials are looking into whether Crutcher was also that child's father.
Helm said officials don't know which crime occurred first and they aren't sure of all the relationships. But they do know that Crutcher had ongoing or former relationships with all of the women and they are told he recently had been living with Brown.
Investigators have found evidence that leads them to believe Crutcher was involved in or at least there during the Tennessee slayings.
"Did he act alone? That's what we are trying to figure out," Helm said.
The case took another twist when Crutcher was found dead Tuesday, his body dumped in some Alabama woods just across the state line. Authorities said Crutcher was slain although they haven't yet released how he died.
"He's killed, so someone is responsible for his murder," Helm said.
A sixth victim has been identified as Jeffrey Pope, who was found dead early Tuesday in a Huntsville home, killed by a gunshot wound to the chest, Madison County, Ala., Coroner Craig Whisenant said.
Pope and Crutcher also knew one another although Helm didn't release details on how they were acquainted.
Crutcher was out of jail on burglary and assault charges in Limestone County, Ala., when he died.
Crutcher was released on $15,000 bond on Oct. 4 on charges that he and four other men broke into a home and assaulted a man to collect a drug debt, according to Alabama court records. He was scheduled to appear in court Nov. 20 for an arraignment.
Helm said authorities haven't ruled out drugs as another link between the victims.
"Very possible, yes. We are looking at all those possibilities," Helm said.
Lincoln County Sheriff Murray Blackwelder on Wednesday wanted to calm fears in the community.
"I don't feel like the residents of Lincoln or Madison counties, either one, should be concerned with their safety, because this was not a random act," he said.
Associated Press writer Bob Johnson contributed to this story from Montgomery, Ala.


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The CCGS Genealogy Library has recently added a new database to the resources available online at the library. Reports Betsy Ferris, CCGS Librarian, "In addition to Ancestry.com, NewEnglandAncestors.com from NEHGS, and Heritage Quest online, we now make available WorldVitalRecords.com."
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Pope is a title of honor, meaning papa or father in Greek, given to the primatial bishop of the Church of Alexandria.
The title was also used historically by the pre-schism Church of Rome (and its modern descendent, the Roman Catholic Church) and continues to be used by the Oriental Orthodox Coptic Orthodox Church. The Eastern Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria holds the title of Pope, but usually uses Patriarch.
Old Believers seem to use the word "pope" as a synonym for priest. However old believer popes are usually addressed as babushka or father.
Current popes
- The current Orthodox Pope of Alexandria is Theodoros II.
- The current Coptic Orthodox Pope of Alexandria is Shenouda III.
- The current Roman Catholic Pope of Rome is Benedict XVI.


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CMU student starts pedicab company, benefiting himself and students
We've all been there before. You are going out for a night on the town and no one opted to be the DD. Or, you simply just need to get somewhere and you want to arrive in a fun and interesting fashion.
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Renaldo Powell, owner and sole operator of Powell's Pedicabs, is a 22-year-old fifth-year senior at Central Michigan University.
With past attempts at various business endeavors behind him, Powell decided he needed to focus on his strengths in order to become successful. One of his strengths is literally that--he has very strong legs, thanks to his role as a sprinter and hurdler on the CMU track team. After a quick internet search he came across the idea of a pedicab, or bicycle cab, and decided it was a perfect fit, considering he also loves to bike. So, in May 2013 Powell headed up to New York City to pick up his newly purchased pedicab trailer.
But, it didn't come cheap.
"Brand , they cost over $2,000 so I had to sell my laptop, music equipment, clothes and a lot of other things to even afford the bargain price I was getting from the guy in New York," Powell says.
Upon returning with his purchase he hooked it up to his mountain bike--which he also detaches to use for his own transportation purposes--and began giving free rides at the start of the summer, which gave him time to get used to pulling the extra weight. Once August came around and the students began to come back for the school year, he decided he was ready to start charging for his service, and his business has really taken off.
"Going into this I didn't know what to expect at all," Powell says. "I took a big risk and it's definitely a good feeling when you go with your gut and it all works out."
While you may think walking, biking and driving are the main modes of transportation for students, Powell says he is filling a much-needed gap in Mount Pleasant, especially among the student population are out and about at night.
"A lot of my passengers are students who aren't fit to drive and would have a long and uncomfortable walk home if I wasn't around," he says. "And yes, taxi cabs work too, but students come to college to have unique and fun experiences that they won't ever forget. Fun, safe, and memorable transportation is something that every city should have."
Anyone wondering how fun a pedicab ride can be just needs to check out his
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. If he gets a chance to do so, he takes a fun picture of his passengers that he later posts on the page.
Visitors to his Facebook page will also see an interesting phrase on the page: "If we don't put a smile on your face by the end of your ride then WE pay YOU!"
"We never know what hardships people are going through and it is amazing how much one smile can do for someone," Powell says. "I guess it is a slogan but, more than that, it's a reminder to me and my customers that the main goal of Powell's Pedicabs is to give customers a ride they'll never forget."
Unlike a cab, Powell's prices aren't set in stone. He charges $1 per minute, but that's more of a guideline, he says, and hopes riders will pay him whatever they think he has earned, which makes for a more amusing ride.
The pedicab can carry two passengers at a time and Powell generally gives 10 to 30 rides per night, covering, he estimates, 30 miles per evening.
While his clientele are mainly students, he also gives rides to locals who just find the idea interesting.
"Seeing a bike-pulled contraption with lights and music riding down the road is something that makes a lot of people stop, stare, and usually hop in for the experience," Powell says.
Even if it rains Powell can still pedal; he has a yellow awning that protects the top of the passenger area as well as clear vinyl sides that can keep splashes and rain from getting the passengers wet.
One of the biggest challenges he has faced at the start of his company has been making sure he gets enough water and food in his system to keep his energy and endurance going throughout the evening. The weight of the pedicab itself as well as the passengers can add up to 500 pounds at once, making this a very physical job.
Despite the hard physical work involved, Powell loves his business.
"I love the freedom I have and meeting cool people. I have had many riders tell me that their ride in the pedicab was the most fun they've had at CMU so far," Powell says. "Making people smile is always a great way to spend the night."
Powell has seen his fair share of fun on the pedicab. His funniest memory in his first year of business was when he gave a ride to a couple of girls who only wanted to cruise around the block.
"The whole time they were just screaming and making all sorts of weird sounds and I'm pretty sure they yelled 'We on a bike! We on a bike b****!" at least 25 times,'" Powell says. "They cracked jokes, danced, rapped, and just entertained every pedestrian we rode by."
Come spring, Powell will be graduating from CMU with an entrepreneurship major. He is planning on expanding his pedicab business and pursuing another business down the line. Due to current demand, he feels like he could use a couple more pedicabs on the road--and he is taking applications for an operator to start in the spring.
Powell operates from 10 p.m. until about 2:30 or 3 a.m. on weekends until Halloween, when he will close down for the winter. He is also available by special request for anniversaries, weddings, birthdays and even strolls through the park. While he can usually be found downtown or near campus, it's best to give him a call ahead of time if you are looking for a ride.
Julia Woehrer is a freelance writer, photographer and Internet content manager. She attended the School of Art and Design at Northern Michigan University where she concentrated in photography and minored in journalism. She volunteers at a local no-kill cat shelter and enjoys spending time with her cats, Bella and Macy.
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Skeletons are skeletal apes that are found in the Ape Atoll Dungeon. Due to their aggressiveness they are a common target for rangers using grey and red chinchompas and mages using burst and barrage spells to train on.
They are a form of Undead, meaning players can equip a Salve amulet (or Salve amulet (e)) to increase their damage output on them.
It is worth noting that Skeletons (Ape Atoll) have the tendency of spawning from the bones they drop. To prevent an overflow of extra skeletons, they will disappear into a pile of burning bones after a short while. When they respawn, they do so with an animation of them coming out of the ground, this is unique among other monsters. The bones cannot be taken away from Ape Atoll, and when teleporting out a message appears saying 'The skeleton bones you are carrying crumble to dust'. Ashes are then left in your inventory.
The bones were not originally able to be crushed for Prayer experience by the Bonecrusher, but a small update made it possible to do so. However, it is still not recommended to crush the bones since the skeletons spawn from them.
Red chinchompa Ranged training methodEdit
Prior to EoC, the Red chinchompa method was one of the fastest ranged methods available. Afterwards, this method is no longer viable due to a combination of the ineffectiveness of chins, the monkeys being weak to Magic and not Ranged, and Protection prayers being only half effective. Even with high level gear and 90+ Ranged, this method is now about 250k XP/hr with legacy.
Ice Burst/Barrage Magic training methodEdit
As well as training range these skeletons are also decent for training magic. The only down side is that once the first few die off, there are less to kill so your experience per hit gets lower, costing you more time and money, not to mention the fact that they have to be re-lured each time. Ape Atoll skeletons are a much better option for purely training magic because they always spawn back where they die, and if enough are lured or are with a few people, there are constantly 10+ skeletons on the pile. This means no luring is necessary, and the area-of-effect attacks are always hitting 9 at a time.
- Sea Singer's hood > Virtus mask > Subjugation hood > Ganodermic visor
- Completionist cape > God cape > Max cape > Skill cape
- Arcane stream necklace > Sara's hiss > Salve amulet (e)
- Sea singer's robe > Virtus robe top > Subjugation garb
- Sea singer's robe bottom > Virtus robe bottom > Subjugation gown > Ganodermic Leggings
- Ragefire boots > Boots of subjugation > Ganodermic boots
- Seismic singularity > Virtus book > Ahrim's book of magic > Tome of frost
- Virtus gloves > Gloves of subjugation > Ganodermic Gloves
- Sixth Age circuit > Seer's Ring > Tokkul-Zo > Ring of life
- Seismic wand > Virtus wand > Wand of Treachery > Master wand
An expensive but more effective inventory (recommended):
- 4x Prayer renewal flask (6)
- 12x Prayer flask (6)
- 4x Super magic flask (6) or Extreme magic flask (6)
- 1x Antipoison++ (4)
- 1x Greegree of any type
- 3x Rocktail or Basket of strawberries (5)
- 1x Teleport to House Tablet (Recommended) or 1x Teleport to Varrock Tablet
- 2 Inventory spaces for the runes for your desired spell. It is recommended that you use Ice burst (or Blood burst if your magic level is not high enough). The runes required for Ice burst are water runes (Fire runes if using Blood Burst), and death runes (Blood runes if using Barrage spells). It is advised to bring between 2000-3000 casts of your chosen spell.
A cheap but less effective inventory:
- 4x Prayer renewal (4)
- 12x Prayer potion (4)
- 4x Magic potion (4) or Extreme magic potion (4)
- 1x Antipoison++ (4)
- 1x Greegree of any type
- 2x Shark or Basket of strawberries (5)
- 1x Teleport to House Tablet (Recommended) or 1x Teleport to Varrock Tablet
- 3 Inventory spaces for the runes for your desired spell. It is recommended that you use Ice burst (or Blood burst if your magic level is not high enough). The runes required for Ice burst are water runes (replace with Fire runes if using Blood Burst) and death runes. It is advised to bring between 2000-3000 casts of your chosen spell.
Note: You may use Ice barrage instead of Blood burst/Ice burst for increased experience gains but do note that this is much more expensive per cast than the aforementioned spells. If you will be using Ice barrage, the runes you will need are the same as Ice burst except you will need blood runes instead of death runes.
100% dropEdit
Item | Quantity | Rarity | GE price | |
Skeletal monkey bones | 1 | Always | Not sold |
Universal dropsEdit
- Universal drops are dropped by nearly every monster outside of Daemonheim.
- These drops are dropped alongside main drops.
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Key token | 1 | Rare | Not sold |


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I use a convenient boxed cake mix to shave minutes off the prep time of this dessert. It gets a homemade tough from a yummy vanilla layer and from-scratch frosting.—Linda Hartsell, Apple Creek, Ohio
25 Light Chocolate Dessert Recipes
- 1 package chocolate cake mix (regular size)
- 5 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1-1/4 cups milk
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1/2 cup shortening
- 1 cup sugar
- Pinch salt
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1/4 cup baking cocoa
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3 cups confectioners' sugar
- 4 to 5 tablespoons hot water
- Prepare cake batter according to package directions; pour into a greased 15x10x1-in. baking pan. Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool on a wire rack.
- Meanwhile, for filling, combine flour and milk in a saucepan until smooth. Bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring frequently. Cook and stir for 2 minutes; remove from the heat and cool completely.
- In a bowl, cream butter, shortening, sugar and salt until fluffy. Add flour mixture; beat until fluffy, about 4 minutes. Spread over cake. Freeze for 15 minutes. For frosting, beat butter, cocoa and vanilla in a bowl until fluffy. Beat in sugar and water. Spread over filling. Store in the refrigerator. Yield: 16-20 servings.
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Mix the cornbread batter according to the recipe on the box. Stir in the green chiles and half of the Cheddar. Pour the cornbread mixture into a greased baking dish or Dutch oven and bake the cornbread according to package directions until golden brown. Remove from the oven and sprinkle immediately with the remaining Cheddar. Let rest 5 minutes before slicing and serving.


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There are two output modes: text and XML. Text output is the default, and can also be selected with the --text option. Text output resembles a unified diff of Nmap's normal terminal output. Each line is preceded by a character indicating whether and how it changed. - means that the line was in the first scan but not in the second; + means it was in the second but not the first. A line that changed is represented by a - line followed by a + line. Lines that did not change are preceded by a blank space.
Example 16.1 is an example of text output. Here, port 80 on the host photos-cache-snc1.facebook.com gained a service version (lighttpd 1.5.0). The host at 22.214.171.124 changed its reverse DNS name. The host at 188.8.131.52 was completely absent in the first scan but came up in the second.
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Example 16.1. Ndiff text output
-Nmap 4.85BETA3 at 2009-03-15 11:00 +Nmap 4.85BETA4 at 2009-03-18 11:00 photos-cache-snc1.facebook.com (126.96.36.199): Host is up. Not shown: 99 filtered ports PORT STATE SERVICE VERSION -80/tcp open http +80/tcp open http lighttpd 1.5.0 -cm.out.snc1.tfbnw.net (184.108.40.206): +mailout-snc1.facebook.com (188.8.131.52): Host is up. Not shown: 100 filtered ports +188.8.131.52: +Host is up. +Not shown: 98 filtered ports +PORT STATE SERVICE VERSION +80/tcp open http Apache httpd 1.3.41.fb1 +443/tcp open ssl/http Apache httpd 1.3.41.fb1
XML output, intended to be processed by other programs, is selected with the --xml option. It is based on Nmap's XML output, with a few additional elements to indicate differences. The XML document is enclosed in nmapdiff and scandiff elements. Host differences are enclosed in hostdiff tags and port differences are enclosed in portdiff tags. Inside a hostdiff or portdiff, a and b tags show the state of the host or port in the first scan (a) or the second scan (b).
Example 16.2 shows the XML diff of the same scans shown above in Example 16.1. Notice how port 80 of photos-cache-snc1.facebook.com is enclosed in portdiff tags. For 22.214.171.124, the old hostname is in a tags and the new is in b. For the new host 184.108.40.206, there is a b in the hostdiff without a corresponding a, indicating that there was no information for the host in the first scan.
Example 16.2. Ndiff XML output
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <nmapdiff version="1"> <scandiff> <hostdiff> <host> <status state="up"/> <address addr="188.8.131.52" addrtype="ipv4"/> <hostnames> <hostname name="photos-cache-snc1.facebook.com"/> </hostnames> <ports> <extraports count="99" state="filtered"/> <portdiff> <port portid="80" protocol="tcp"> <state state="open"/> <a> <service name="http"/> </a> <b> <service name="http" product="lighttpd" version="1.5.0"/> </b> </port> </portdiff> </ports> </host> </hostdiff> <hostdiff> <host> <status state="up"/> <address addr="220.127.116.11" addrtype="ipv4"/> <hostnames> <a> <hostname name="cm.out.snc1.tfbnw.net"/> </a> <b> <hostname name="mailout-snc1.facebook.com"/> </b> </hostnames> <ports> <extraports count="100" state="filtered"/> </ports> </host> </hostdiff> <hostdiff> <b> <host> <status state="up"/> <address addr="184.108.40.206" addrtype="ipv4"/> <ports> <extraports count="98" state="filtered"/> <port portid="80" protocol="tcp"> <state state="open"/> <service name="http" product="Apache httpd" version="1.3.41.fb1"/> </port> <port portid="443" protocol="tcp"> <state state="open"/> <service name="http" product="Apache httpd" tunnel="ssl" version="1.3.41.fb1"/> </port> </ports> </host> </b> </hostdiff> </scandiff> </nmapdiff>


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Security camera recorded theft suspects
This man and woman are considered persons of interest in a Langley store robbery.
They entered through the front door and left through the rear loading bay of the Future Shop store in Langley on Monday night with a $3,000 home theatre sound system that they didn't pay for.
On their way in to the outlet in the Power Center mall on the Langley Bypass, two people considered persons of interest by police were recorded by a store security video camera around 9 p.m. shortly before a BOSE 5.1 HDMI Home Theatre was stolen.
The RCNMP released the image Wednesday.
If you know the people seen in the video image, please call Langley RCMP at 604-532-3200 or Crime Stoppers 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
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"Idol Star Olympic" airs as a special episode ahead of the 2012 London Olympics!
MBC, who holds the "Idol Athletic Championship" every year, held the same event in "Idol Star Olympic" as a special episode for the upcoming 2012 London Olympics this Friday.
As stars recorded for the event on July 10th and 15th, the first part has finally aired on July 25th and the second part will be aired on the 26th, 9:55 KST.
100 stars of nation's top idol groups in 24 teams participated in "Idol Star Olympic". They competed for the gold medals in eight events: 100m dash, hurdling, long jump, high jump, walking relay, fencing, table tennis, and archery.
Especially in the music industry, a level of high anticipation from particular idols happened. 2AM's "Kkap Bolt" Jokwon, ZE:A's "All Around Athlete" Dongjun, SHINee's "Track and Field Great" Minho, the girl who flies miss A's "Beauty bird" Fei, and the "Honey" of idols, SISTAR's Bora, were expected to compete in a great competition.
Idol groups that participated in "Idol Star Olympic" were SHINee, 2PM's Chansung and Nichkhun, 2AM, f(x), miss A, CNBLUE, SISTAR, T-ara, After School, Secret, MBLAQ, Nine Muses, ZE:A, Teen Top, Davichi, B1A4, Boy Friend, Girl's Day, Nine Muses, Infinite, A Pink, Dal Shabet, Dalmatian, LEDapple, and NS Yoon-G.
Watch the first part of the "Idol Star Olympic" below! The second part will be aired tomorrow.
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World Sufi Spirit Festival: a musical treat in a historic setting
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A fusion of Sufi music and history at the three-day World Sufi Spirit Festival had aficionados from across the world soak up the atmosphere at the Mehrangarh Fort here.
Sufi music fest begins in Jodhpur, enthralls visitors
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The sixth editions of the World Sufi Spirit Festival (WSSF), featuring a string of local, national and international artists have kickstarted with a lot of pomp at the Mehrangarh Fort here.
Rabbi Shergill to perform at World Sufi fest
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Singer Rabbi Shergill, popular for song Bulla Ki Jaana, is set to perform at the World Sufi Spirit Festival, starting on February 22, in Jodhpur.
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FeatureShorty Short ShortsThe Alibi's Appallingly Short Fiction ContestMother, I feel victimized by this contest's success. The pile of entries we received this year was freakin' gigantic. Consequently, the task of judging almost overwhelmed me. Thankfully, I had some grade A help from a judicial panel that included Christie Chisholm, Amy Dalness, Marisa Demarco and Laura Marrich. Thanks, ladies. Couldn't have done it without you. Thanks also to the folks over at local independent bookstores Page One Books (11018 Montgomery NE, 294-2026) and Bookworks (4022 Rio Grande NW, 344-8139) for sponsoring this year's contest. Congrats to all the winners. This is your moment. Rex Barron First PlaceI would pay New York prices to see this movie. Let's get this thing made! Russell takes home the crown this year, winning a $100 gift certificate to Page One, a $25 gift certificate to Bumble Bee's Baja Grill, a $10 gift certificate to Gold Street Caffè and a grab bag of the hottest new releases from our friends over at Bookworks. "Pitch to New Mexico Film Industry" Evil brother on the edge of a pond stuffing rocks and then a small dog into a bag. He ties off the end and says, "Take that, hermana's perro. I'll teach you to pee on my zapatas!" He tosses the bag into the pond and laughs. Puppy sinks rapidly. His frantic claws catch a small tear on the bag. He pushes his way through and paddles blindly. He breaks surface and swims to shore, gasping. He makes a secret vow to himself. From that day on, puppy gets bigger, faster, smarter. He makes forest friends. Powerful friends … Revenge Puppy. From the creators of Scarface. In theaters this summer. This film not yet rated. —Dustin Russell Second PlaceWeird, dark and freaky—we loved it. Blackburn gets a $50 gift certificate to Page One, a $25 gift certificate to Bumble Bee's Baja Grill and a $10 gift certificate to Gold Street Caffè. "To Grandma with Love" Found her frozen out by the shed, no telling how long. Loaded her into the pickup like cordwood. Halfway through the memorial service, with some Christian nattering on about her kindness, my sister goes into labor. Baby's first cries, her angry squalling, I said, "It's her." Who would've guessed she'd be back so soon? My sister doesn't believe it, doesn't want to. But those eyes! She could hold you or drive you, make you love her. She knows all about you. Funny smile for a baby, too, like a gambler coming up with the third ace. She's easier to watch when she's asleep, dreaming somebody else's dreams, in a language she has no business knowing. —Amy Blackburn Third PlaceActually, I would pay New York prices to see this movie, too. For his efforts, Orman gets a $25 gift certificate to Page One, a $25 gift certificate to Bumble Bee's Baja Grill and a $10 gift certificate to Gold Street Caffè. "Morsel Code" Working in the lab late one night, Serling Rodman made an eerie cryptographic breakthrough. His heart pounded as he read the fragmentary decryption of the alien transmissions being sent between the spaceships of the approaching armada. He noted that all those clichéd phrases like "bring home the bacon," "bite the hand that feeds you," "we need food for thought," "eat their hearts out," "give us a hand," and "present arms" were no longer just a bunch of jumbled out-of-this-world clichés. Frighteningly, they all added up to the inescapable conclusion that we were all toast, since the transmission correlated into a cookbook of the definitely non-vegetarian kind. —John Orman Honorable MentionsOther stories we likedYou can blame the town for your anonymity. When you got that letter from the magazine up north, we panicked. When we saw that printed bio with, "We'll see more from this gifted writer," we knew you'd leave. The postman slit open your submissions, let the pages fall, slipped in his own doggerel. Your originals are framed on his basement wall. You missed your plane to the East Coast conference because the mechanic cut your starter line. The grocery stopped stocking envelopes, and was often "out of" stamps. The town was selfish, we admit, but we couldn't lose you. You were the single shining gem in this muddy place, Poet Laureate of a two-stoplight town. Without you, we were nothing. —Sarena Levinson "Dreams" The little girl dreamed of having a cat, ballet shoes, flawless skin, and her first school dance. As a collegian she dreamed of straight hair, iambic pentameter, and roaring lions on the steps of the White House. Then came the dream of the perfect soufflé and a baby supported by Ken, the perfect man. (This led to fantasies involving the mailman.) Following were visions of saving polar bears, going vegan, and educating the masses. World peace was in there somewhere. Now she keeps it simple. She dreams of dancing the tango. And sex—coming out of nowhere sex—unexpected, intense, dripping, and hot—with a stranger. Saving the polar bears is still in there somewhere. —Judy Garner "Raymond" Slightly hobbled and suffering from organic brain disorder since a car accident in 1982, Raymond, now 39, moseyed outside to smoke a cigarette with the two day-staffers. One of them was new. Slurring badly and interrupting their conversation, he said, "My father and I rode with Billy the Kid." "Oh yeah?" asked the rookie. The other one paid no attention. "Yes. And we impeached Richard Nixon." "They say Billy the Kid lived to be over 100. Some say he's still alive." Raymond leaned in close. "The names," he whispered, "have been changed to protect the innocent." The rookie laughed helplessly and Raymond turned away. "Fuck you," he muttered. "I'm running for mayor—that's how deep the conspiracy goes!" —Dustin Russell "Small Print" Unceremoniously, the Build-a-Universe kit arrived, crammed into my mailbox, displacing my cat Schrödinger from her favorite sleeping place. The super-stringed box, labeled with my assumed name Ima Godd, magically unfolded itself at my first touch. Astoundingly revealed were quantum baggies full of pin-wheeling plastic galaxies, fuzzy balled proto-stars, shrink-wrapped neutron stars, and a dark, sucking bundle of black holes. Following the instruction book, I Hawking-blended all those ingredients into a cosmic soup. But time stood still when I read the manual's last line that froze everything at T minus zero entropy--"Big Bang not included." —John Orman In a lonely moment of indecision, Patrick extended his "uuhhhmmm" just long enough for Sidesaddle Sal to realize he'd never ridden a bull before. "Jeez, Paddy—you're gonna die, aren't you?" "We're all gonna die." "We're not all gonna die right now! Why'd you enter this rodeo if you've never ridden a bull?" "I didn't know they meant a real bull—who the hell rides a real bull?" He sighed. "I'll just fall off right away. I won't get hurt." "You are gonna die." Damn, Patrick thought. If I was anywhere but Texas, she'd be saying get outta here—don't ride, just run. Instead, I'm in Texas and she's tellin' me I'm gonna die. And that's just what happened. —James Carlson We named our second cat "Pinkerton," because he's nosy and gets into stuff. Like the refrigerator. We couldn't keep him out of it. Then we decided to use peer pressure ... We made sure our other cat, Monticore, was watching whenever we put tomatoes or lemons in the refrigerator. And we never let him see us remove anything except chicken or beef. Within a month, he was convinced that stuff he wouldn't eat turned into stuff he enjoyed eating if it was put into the refrigerator first. So Monticore started trying to refrigerate Pinkerton. Pinkerton stays away from the fridge now. Unfortunately, today I found a dead bird and part of a mouse next to the milk. —James Carlson "Crossing Places" Earth is full of crossing places. It's easy for people to leak out of their own words and into each other's. Sometimes, I see strangers at a distance, and it's like they've been copied and pasted onto the street behind them. Their colors and contrasts don't fit. They glitter while everything else blurs. Up close, it's more subtle. It's in the smile. In the voice, and the faraway light of the eyes. They wander through, these strangers, looking for souvenirs and hiding in alleyways. Sometimes I follow them down those cityland narrows. And like Alice after her rabbit, when I get to the other side, I find out I was the one out of focus all along. —Sara Cordova No one could've imagined John Lennon's dream for the world to live as one would become such an all-consuming reality. The principle behind the cloning experiment was simply to improve life on Earth. That it did. Today there is no war, no famine—just peaceful existence. Defying international protests, South Korean scientists forged a brave new world in a single petri dish. The chain reaction caused every living cell in the laboratory to instantly morph into omnicells. Gaseous formations hungrily sought out more living matter at lightning speed. Within minutes the blood red gelatinous mass had assimilated every single biological entity in Seoul. Today, every living thing on Earth has become one. Me. —Rich Latta "Second Impulse" If only the dog hadn't died. But there was the new neighbor, digging frantically in the secluded corner behind his shed, trying to bury Fido before the family returned to wail over his act of vehicular homicide. Any minute he would unearth the human skeleton. There would be no wallet, no clothing, no dentures to find; but the bones would reveal the congenital limp. That was always the worst of an impulsive murder. It was so hard to dispose of all the evidence permanently. Now there was no choice. The unlucky neighbor would have to disappear. An offer to help, a blow from a second shovel. Nothing could be easier. Only, where would she hide the body? —Thayla Wright Overly enamored of his linguistic wiriness (to the same degree, sadly, as he was disgusted with his career choice), acquired as a precocious English major at an Eastern university 30 years before where and when the verbal riposte ruled, and flaunted with impunity before his guileless and unappreciative students, the veteran teacher, in a careless unguarded moment of indulgence, when asked by his most annoying yet gifted student about his (the student's) current class ranking, responded aloud in front of the class, to the hushed amazement of said class, "You're A-ness is apparent to all. By God, you are A-ness personified," for which inapt paronomasia, when reported, he was summarily fired. Soon thereafter he wrote his first novel. —Robert Brown "Mad Ma(r)x" Trotsky was a bitch, to the point that Karl came out of the Last Retirement to croak him. He'd cripple the Movement, Karl decided; he must die. And die he did, a gruesome death by any standard: brains splattered across his desk, across his burgeoning missives and subversive correspondence. According to the police report, Cause of Death was a sharp blow to the head, most likely with a hammer or sickle. Trotsky's maid described the assailant as "an unkempt fellow, with hair like an Aboriginal shaman ... only he was white, and dead." Karl was arrested four days later, in a flophouse in Guadalajara. He came quietly. —Levi Monagle "The Kazooist" Maybe our "Kazooing for Konsciousness" ensemble shouldn't have razzed the National Anthem at the Memorial Day ballgame? (The Los Alamos Angels nuked the Dulce Demons!) Should all those peaceful folks have grown so violent? Why do those oath-taking veterans so hate the First Amendment? And should we have escaped by speeding? Through a red light? A Hum-V nearly smashed our Prius, its "America Right Or Wrong" sticker scraping off our "Who Would Jesus Bomb?" We almost killed a bicyclist lighting a cigarette. Later we performed a P.E.T.A. fundraiser at the zoo. The last Mexican gray wolf howled plaintively through the barbeque smoke to our rasping rendition of "Born To Be Wild." Maybe I should switch to harmonica ...? —M. Buckner Higgins Cryptozoological CornerStories we liked involving strange and/or mythical creatures"Rio Rancho Wolfman" I remember driving without lights down some hill, rattling along like we used to. Now I'm back, but I've been sick. Skin burning. Red and blue sparks. Walking now. No gas, left my car back near the mall. Dead concrete and garbage just like those rotten patrols. And the moon! My God! On fire! Red and blue. I got really messed up over there, just doing my job. Not anymore. My teeth hurt all the time now, sharp and bloody. Some kind of disease. My hair ... Can't quite remember. Everything is broken shards except the moon. Red and blue, rolling hot through the sky like we used to. And I'm really hungry. —Mark Mazursky "The Beast What Loved Trousers" Bigfoot and I were on our second date, so, I was expecting things to go a bit further. What I didn't expect, however, was the argument over my pants. "They're just not today," the Sasquatch told me. "I admit there's a retro quality, but, it feels accidental rather than planned." The date continued in this fashion and we ended things before one of us wound up hurt. At least, that's what I tell myself. The truth? I still wear the same pants I did back then. But the pockets are filled with court orders for Littlefoot's child support. —Tony Santiago "Tehachapi Bigfoot Encounter: Chapter 5; index day-4261" Max had to re-tie his shoe again, for the 47th time. The hike would take more than 19 hours to reach the peak where he initially planned the conference. People would be coming from all over the world to discuss their sightings with others, in detail. Ten years ago today, Max had his first encounter. He had been hiking for about four hours and definitely needed a rest. Max set his gear down and sipped from his canteen. Hearing a faint movement in the bushes nearby, he slowly reached for his camera. Within seconds, the camera was smashed into 50 pieces, and Max was thrown to the ground. —Ralph T. Sanders "Interstellar Pickup" Originally, I was told Interstellar Pickup, or IP, was an underground alien escort service accidentally exploited by a terrified exterminator "just doing his job." Burned out on online dating and curious about alien intimacy, I signed up. With promises of alien love and the boasting of safe re-entries in Wal-Mart parking lots, I followed the IP instructions. As it turns out, IP is a group who cryogenically preserved my brain for pick up by aliens at the 100th anniversary UFO Festival in Roswell. I am being held hostage by the Interstellar Alienorati who forces me to perform think acts for a show they call "Brains Gone Wild." Alas, my telepathic escape tunnel is working. Quick, think something. —P.M. Ryan "Not Art" Dru catches fairies and bakes them into cakes. It's not an art, she says, it's a science. She wakes up early and stalks through the garden. The best fairies come out early. Who would want to eat those lazy fairies that only wake up at noon, to drag themselves out and slouch from tulip petal to tulip petal? No. That's like buying Hershey's chocolate when you know you could drive downtown and get the good German stuff for just a few dollars more. Only 2 a.m. fairies are cake-worthy. She grinds them into the batter, juices them into the frosting, decorates the top with their crunchy little bones. "Delicious." She licks her fingers. "Science," she says. "Not art." —Sara Cordova Learn to Count, PinheadStories we liked that were tragically over the 119-word limit (including title)"Sir! We have a report of two, repeat two trying to cross Central and Carlisle!" the radio crackled. The elite members of the Garden Snail Tactical Rescue Squadron jumped into action. The Sikorsky CH-53 Stallion helicopter swooped low above the fast-moving vehicles. Team leader Ace McMann was lowered by cable in between incoming cars. A Dodge Neon full of teenagers barely missed him. "You dork!" they shouted. Ace radioed in to lower him more as a truck roared by. He grabbed the snails gently. "Mission accomplished," he mused. The Sikorsky lifted him safely up above the traffic. Later, the medic leaned over to Ace. "This one's pregnant." "That's what makes this job so rewarding," he said to himself as the snail smiled at him. —Ralph T. Sanders The lady in the cooking show smiles genially, the fat under her chin and around her mouth shuddering as it moves to make room for those big, grinning teeth. She says "tuh- "Squash the tuh-may-tahs with your hands," she says, red lipstick still outlining a malicious smirk. Her guests chill in the freezer. —Erin Adair "The Phoenix" Even before you knock on the door I can smell you, that biting scent of gasoline. Maybe the smell was why I saw you as a phoenix blazing through the night skies, and the drugs and the suicide attempts were all part of your nature. Every time I was burned trying to help you I thought it was my fault. You can't help being a creature of flame. Now I think you're just that, if you actually did incinerate yourself there would be nothing left but ash that not even the wind would carry. So I answer the door to hear you repeat the same old plea. That smell of gasoline is overpowering, so I light a match. —Jennifer Krohn | Today's EventsSloan Armitage • acoustic, singer- | |
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Christy Freeman, a 37 year old woman in Ocean City, MD was arrested and charged with first and second degree murders. Police were called to her home after emergency personnel determined that she had given birth very recently, but there was no body. Not only that, she denied having been pregnant or having delivered a baby. The body of the newborn was found hidden in bloody towels in a bathroom vanity. Then, during a search, police found the remains of up to 3 more "infants" (none were full-term) in garbage bags in a trunk and a motor home on the property. They also discovered a garbage bag with a placenta inside it. Police are still searching the property to see if there are any more remains. Ms. Freeman has been denied bail at this time also and scheduled for a preliminary hearing on Aug. 27.
Ms. Freeman lives with her boyfriend and 4 other children. As normal, her neighbors and friends appear "shocked" by this. They say she was quiet and introverted. However, that does not mean she could not have done this. And what about her boyfriend, Raymond Godman, with whom she has been with since 1988 and had 4 other children with. I doubt that she could have gone through 4 more pregnancies and he not know about it at all. And I realize that the "infants/fetuses" were found in garbage bags, but would they not start to smell after a while? I would think so. Maybe she had air freshners everywhere to disguise it… I am sorry to sound "crude" but these kinds of horrible incidents seem to be happening almost every week and I do not understand why a woman, no matter her age, would do this. And Ms. Freeman was not a scared teenage girl either. She is older and knows better. I mean, she has even had 4 other children who are just fine, apparently. She says she wants to clear her name, and I am interested to see how she can possibly do this. Especially when she lied to the police about having the baby and then saying, sorry, it was born deformed without hands and legs (which was completely false as well). And how do you explain having the other "infants/fetuses" around? I don't get it myself.
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An actress who starred on the hit television series "Three's Company" has been arrested in Southern California and cited for drunken driving. Police say Joyce DeWitt, who played the character Janet Wood on the popular show, was pulled over Saturday afternoon after she drove past a barricade near a park in El Segundo.
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Zinc Sulphide White has excellent permanence and lightfastness.
Zinc Sulphide is non-toxic, but ore deposits often contain lead. Traces of lead and other impurities may be present in pigment powders. Ingestion is not recommended.
Zinc sulfide, when combined with slight impurites, has phospherescent properties. It is often used for "invisible ink" that glows with exposure to ultraviolet light. Zinc sulfide is used in the manufacture of fluorescent paints.
Chinese White
vat, anthraquinone
Perinone Orange is a strong, clean, reddish orange pigment classified as a vat pigment. It has an average drying time.
Perinone Orange has excellent lightfastness and weatherfastness.
Perinone Orange is not considered toxic.
Perinone orange is often used in plastics and vinyls, automotive finishes, and printing inks. Its high cost limits its application to products for which superior lightfastness and weather resistance is essential. In textiles, it is used in synthetic fabrics that must survive in harsh conditions, such as tents and awnings.
Perionone Orange.
chrome antimony titanate
Chrome Antimony Titanate is a staining, opaque yellowish brown pigment. It is often used to replace the original Naples Yellow or Chrome Yellow, both of which are highly toxic pigments.
Chrome Antimony Titanate has excellent lightfastness and weatherfastness.
Chrome Antimony Titanate has negligible acute toxicity. In testing with rabbits, it was shown to be minimally irritating to the skin and eyes. Since it has the hexavalent structure of a chromium yellow, whether Chrome Antimony Titanate is a potential carcinogen has been a subject of controversy. At this time, regulations in the USA do not require it to be labeled in any way.
Chrome Antimony Titanate is used in ceramics, plastics, and industrial coatings.
Chrome Antimony Titanium Buff Rutile, Chrome Titanate, Chrome Titanate Brown
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