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When Charlie Parker's 2-year-old daughter Pree died of pneumonia on March 6, 1954, he was in Los Angeles fulfilling a week-long engagement at the Tiffany Club. His wife, Chan, sent a wire from New York to let him know that they had lost her, and received four telegrams in reply:
4:11 a.m.:
4:13 a.m.:
4:15 a.m.:
7:58 a.m.:
He never forgave himself for being absent during Pree's death. "Bird detached from things to save himself, which meant that in a way the sadness between them was very powerful," recalled his stepdaughter, Kim. "I've seen very sad photographs of them … shortly after Pree's death, and there's just a complete space between them, and I think it was just the beginning of the end, really." A year later he too was dead.
When Dutch army colonel J.W.C. van Gorkum died in 1880, he was laid to rest in a Protestant cemetery. His wife, Lady J.C.P.H. van Aefferden, knew that her Catholic faith destined her for a separate cemetery. So she contrived a solution: Before her death in 1888, she requested the burial plot abutting the colonel's and asked that the tombstones "join hands" over the wall — so that the two of them could hold hands through eternity.
Parting Words
Dear Betty:
I hate you.
— Suicide note quoted in Marc Etkind, Or Not to Be: A Collection of Suicide Notes, 1997
From the agony I have been through for no reason whatever I can only come to the logical conclusion that if there is a god that he is not so good as is made out.
— A young clerk's suicide note, quoted in Olive Anderson, Suicide in Victorian and Edwardian England, 1987
Kids, if there are any errors in this letter, I did not proof it carefully.
— From the 1985 suicide note of Cleveland superintendent of schools Frederick Holliday, who shot himself in a high school stairwell on learning that the school board planned to oust him
In 1930, San Quentin death row inmate William Kogut removed one of the hollow steel legs from his cot, stuffed it with red pips torn from from several packs of playing cards, and soaked them with water. Then he plugged one end of the pipe with a broom handle, rested it on a kerosene heater, and held the open end against his head. The red ink contained enough nitrocellulose to cause an explosion that drove the card fragments into Kogut's head, killing him.
His note to the warden said that he was punishing himself for the murder of Mayme Guthrie. "Do not blame my death on any one because I fixed everything myself," he wrote. "I never give up as long as I am living and have a chance, but this is the end."
Lost Hope
A gruesome detail from the siege of Leningrad, from the diary of ballet teacher Vera Sergeevna Kostrovitskaia, April 1942:
And there, across from the entrance to the Philharmonic, by the square, there is a large lamppost.
With his back to the post, a man sits on the snow, tall, wrapped in rags, over his shoulders a knapsack. He is all huddled up against the post. Apparently he was on his way to the Finland Station, got tired, and sat down. For two weeks while I was going back and forth to the hospital, he 'sat'
- without his knapsack
- without his rags
- in his underwear
- naked
- a skeleton with ripped-out entrails
They took him away in May.
That's from Cynthia Simmons and Nina Perlina, Writing the Siege of Leningrad, 2002. They add, "The man was apparently heading for the Finland Station in the hope of getting out of Leningrad on Lake Ladoga, the 'Road of Life.'"
Housewife Sof'ia Nikolaevna Buriakova remembered, "Having grown numb from work, having lost a sense of what was permissible, the gravediggers stooped to all sorts of disgusting jokes, even blatantly violating the deceased. On the road leading to the communal grave a tall corpse had been stood with a cigarette sticking out of his mouth. His frozen, iced-over arm pointed the way to the trench graves."
Parting Orders
Marshal Ney directed his own execution. The military commander, whom Napoleon had called "the bravest of the brave," was convicted of treason and executed by firing squad in December 1815. He refused a blindfold and requested the right to give the order to fire, which was granted:
"Soldiers, when I give the command to fire, fire straight at my heart. Wait for the order. It will be my last to you. I protest against my condemnation. I have fought a hundred battles for France, and not one against her … Soldiers, fire!"
Related: In 1849 Fyodor Dostoyevsky was arrested for his membership in a secret society of St. Petersburg intellectuals. He and his friends were standing before a firing squad when word came that the tsar had commuted their sentence. He spent the next four years at hard labor in Siberia.
Character Studies
In contrast to the usual lugubrious tombstones, the "merry cemetery" in Săpânța, Romania, fills hundreds of colorful markers with darkly humorous biographies of the town's residents:
Here I rest
Pop Grigore is my name
My tractor was my joy
Drowned my sorrow in my wine
I lived a troubled life
For my father left me young
Such my fate was
That I should leave life
Death, you took me early
I was only 33.
Here I appear as well
On my father-in-law's cross
Pop Grigore is my name
And I want to tell you all
That I learned in school
Finished high school
I was an accountant
And helped the state
The cuckoo sang my song
To die in Sighetu
And I left this life when I
Was 35 years old.
One more thing I loved very much,
To sit at a table in a bar
Next to someone else's wife.
Death with ugly name
Swiftly you took me away
You did not feel sorry for me
I must see my girls
And son get married
Build them beautiful house
And give them good advice
On how to live in this world
Marie, my wife
You remained as a host
To be their mom and dad
Marry them well
And raise Irina with care
I cannot join you anymore
For I have stepped on foreign lands
I have nothing more to say
From this other world I am in.
The tradition was started by local carpenter Stan Ioan Pătraș, who in 1935 began carving candid epitaphs for the town's residents, like a Romanian Edgar Lee Masters. Pătraș died in 1977 and left the business to his apprentice, Dumitru Pop, who says that in 30 years no one has ever complained about the tradition. "It's the real life of a person. If he likes to drink, you say that; if he likes to work, you say that … There's no hiding in a small town … The families actually want the true life of the person to be represented on the cross."
"The people here don't react to death as though it were a tragedy," the town's Orthodox priest told the New York Times. "Death is just a passage to another life."
Eternal Repose
Angelo Lerro hated the thought of a body mouldering in a traditional casket, so in 1910 he offered this tidy alternative: The body is embalmed and arranged in a natural posture in a hermetically sealed glass bell filled with a preservative gas. This way the survivors can view the deceased without distress, and entire graveyards can be filled with sealed bells to keep soil and watercourses clean. (I suppose it will also keep down the vampire population.)
The Mummies of Guanajuato
In 1833 a cholera outbreak struck Guanajuato, Mexico, and the dead were buried in a local cemetery. Sixty-three years later, in 1896, city officials levied a fee on burial plots, and poor families had to agree to have their dead relatives disinterred. They were horrified to discover not skeletons but grotesquely preserved bodies, contorted into nightmarish postures and facial expressions. The region's climate and soil conditions had combined to preserve the corpses.
The city has put 119 of the bodies, some still bearing hair, eyebrows, and folds of skin, on display. Author Tom Weil writes, "In the figures one sees both the living and the departed, death with a human face and humanity with the skull beneath the skin."
Ray Bradbury, who visited the museum in the 1940s, wrote, "They looked as if they had leaped, snapped upright in their graves, clutched hands over their shriveled bosoms and screamed, jaws wide, tongues out, nostrils flared. And been frozen that way. All of them had open mouths. Theirs was a perpetual screaming.
"The experience so wounded and terrified me, I could hardly wait to flee Mexico. I had nightmares about dying and having to remain in the halls of the dead with those propped and wired bodies. In order to purge my terror, instantly, I wrote 'The Next in Line.' One of the few times that an experience yielded results almost on the spot."
The Pyramid Cemetery
In 1830, architect Thomas Willson proposed housing London's dead in a gigantic pyramid, "a metropolitan cemetery on a scale commensurate with the necessities of the largest city in the world, embracing prospectively the demands of centuries, sufficiently capacious to receive 5,000,000 of the dead, where they may repose in perfect security, without interfering with the comfort, the health, the business, the property, or the pursuits of the living."
Willson's necropolis would have covered 18 acres but would consolidate graves that would require 50 times that space in a conventional graveyard. With a base the size of Russell Square and a height greater than St. Paul's, its granite-faced bulk would surpass the great pyramid of Giza. Through an Egyptian portal visitors would enter a surrounding enclosure decorated with statuary, cenotaphs, and monuments, as well as a chapel, a register office, and dwellings for the keeper, the clerk, the sexton, and the superintendent. They could ascend any side of the pyramid by a vast flight of stairs, at the top reaching an obelisk crowned with an observatory.
"This grand mausoleum," Willson announced, "will go far towards completing the glory of London. It will rise in majesty over its splendid fanes and lofty towers,–teaching the living to die, and the dying to live for ever." The cost he estimated at £2.5 million, but with 30,000 interments per year at £5 each, the pyramid would bring in £150,000 per year, saving £12.5 million over the course of a century in a project whose necessity, sadly, was certain to endure.
"However, the pyramid cemetery, instead of rearing its gloomy mountain-side into the clouds, and casting the shadow of death over every part of London in succession in the course of the day, exists only upon paper," runs a contemporary report. "The dividends were too remote, and joint-stock people would not wait one hundred years for one hundred per cent."
(Thanks, Ron.)
In Western religion we seek to attain immortality; in Eastern religion we seek to escape it.
"The secret of religious enlightenment, revealed to the Buddha as he sat beneath the Bo tree, is the suppression of desire, a systematic elimination of all our attachments to the world," writes Gordon Graham in his Eight Theories of Ethics. "In such turning away comes moksha or release and eventually, for it may take more than one life to achieve it, entry to Nirvana — a term which captures both the idea of nothingness and of heaven. The Buddhist ideal, then, finds supreme value in personal extinction. (Whether this amounts to total extinction is a further matter.) In so doing it wholly discounts subjective values because it is these, after all, that keep us chained to the unending cycle of birth, death and rebirth.
"It is of great interest to note that, while Western minds are accustomed to think of religious faith as entailing the belief and hope that we will be saved from eternal death and live for ever, the belief of Eastern religions is that, other things being equal, we do live for ever and it is from this dreadful fate that we must look to spirituality to save us."
Disappearing Act
Some amoebae, to be sure, do die. Sometimes an amoeba cannot get sufficient food or oxygen or moisture to sustain its life, and that kills it. But some amoebae do not get an opportunity to die … let us consider a well-fed, healthy amoeba alone in a drop of well-oxygenated pond water. I shall call it 'Alvin.' Alvin, let us suppose, lives happily through Tuesday and then, precisely at the stroke of midnight, Alvin divides, producing two offspring whom I shall call 'Amos' and 'Ambrose.' On Wednesday, we find two amoebae — Amos and Ambrose — swimming happily about in our drop of pond water. But what has become of Alvin? One thing is quite clear: Alvin is not an inhabitant of our drop of pond water on Wednesday. … His life, therefore, must have come to an end. But it is equally clear that Alvin did not die.
— Jay F. Rosenberg, Thinking Clearly About Death, 1983
The tombstone of Constanze Mozart's second husband calls him "the husband of Mozart's widow."
A Timely Escape
While lying on his deathbed in 1816, Welsh judge George Hardinge received a bill from his London stationers, Tripeaux and Co. It was addressed to "Mr. Justice Hardinge, if living; or his executors, if dead." He wrote back:
Messrs. Tripeaux, what is fear'd by you,
Alas! the melancholy circumstance is true,
That I am dead; and more afflicting still,
My legal assets cannot pay your bill.
To think of this, I am almost broken hearted,
Insolvent I, this earthly life departed;
Dear Messrs. T., I am yours without a farthing,
For executors and self,
George Hardinge.
He died three hours later.
Memento Mori
In 1952, to "indulge a whim of a peculiar nature," retired funeral director David H. Brown built a house out of 500,000 empty embalming-fluid bottles.
Situated on the shores of Kootenay Lake in British Columbia, the cloverleaf-shaped house occupies 1,200 square feet, including two bedrooms, a fireplace, a kitchen, and a terrace.
The bottles, together, weigh 250 tons.
Dead Bargain
On my deathbed I exact a promise from you. Then I die, and you ignore the promise. Most of us would feel that this is wrong, but why? If I no longer exist, then who is wronged by your omission?
Similarly, it seems wrong to disparage the dead, or to mistreat a corpse. But why? Can we have a moral obligation to a person who doesn't exist? Do the dead have rights?
"The dead, if they exist at all, are so much dust," writes philosopher George Pitcher. "How is it possible for so much dust to be wronged?"
Casket Trouble
"If Socrates died, he died either when he was alive or when he was dead. He did not die when he was alive — for then the same man would have been both living and dead. Nor when he was dead; for then he would have been dead twice. Therefore Socrates did not die."
— Sextus Empiricus, Against the Physicists
One Last Thrill
In 2010 Lithuanian engineer Julijonas Urbonas designed the Euthanasia Coaster, a 7,500-meter roller coaster designed to kill its riders. After a 2-minute climb to the top of the drop tower, the 24 riders plunge 500 meters into a series of seven loops designed to subject them to 10 g for 60 seconds. This forces the blood away from their brains, causing first euphoria, then loss of consciousness and finally death by cerebral hypoxia.
Here's what that looks like if you don't black out:
When the train returns to the station, the corpses are unloaded and a new group of passengers can board. Urbonas says, "Thanks to the marriage of the advanced cross-disciplinary research in space medicine, mechanical engineering, material technologies, and, of course, gravity, the fatal journey is made pleasing, elegant, and meaningful."
Private Exit
Elbert Hubbard died on the Lusitania. Ernest Cowper, a survivor of the sinking, described the writer's last moments in a letter to Hubbard's son the following year:
I can not say specifically where your father and Mrs. Hubbard were when the torpedoes hit, but I can tell you just what happened after that. They emerged from their room, which was on the port side of the vessel, and came on to the boat-deck.
Neither appeared perturbed in the least. Your father and Mrs. Hubbard linked arms — the fashion in which they always walked the deck — and stood apparently wondering what to do. I passed him with a baby which I was taking to a lifeboat when he said, 'Well, Jack, they have got us. They are a damn sight worse than I ever thought they were.'
They did not move very far away from where they originally stood. As I moved to the other side of the ship, in preparation for a jump when the right moment came, I called to him, 'What are you going to do?' and he just shook his head, while Mrs. Hubbard smiled and said, 'There does not seem to be anything to do.'
The expression seemed to produce action on the part of your father, for then he did one of the most dramatic things I ever saw done. He simply turned with Mrs. Hubbard and entered a room on the top deck, the door of which was open, and closed it behind him.
It was apparent that his idea was that they should die together, and not risk being parted on going into the water.
In 1798 Horatio Nelson's navy defeated a French fleet off the coast of Egypt. Captain Benjamin Hallowell, who helped to destroy the French flagship L'Orient, sent Nelson a macabre gift:
My Lord,
Herewith I send you a Coffin made of part of L'Orient's Main mast, that when you are tired of this Life you may be buried in one of your own Trophies — but may that period be far distant, is the sincere wish of your obedient and much obliged servant,
Ben Hallowell
Nelson was indeed buried in it after his death in the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
Fleeting Panic
But many observers have commented on what seems to be the fact that fear plays a much smaller part than we should think it must in the life of an animal who lives dangerously. Terror he can know, and perhaps he knows it frequently. But it seems to last only a little longer than the immediate danger it helps him to avoid, instead of lingering, as in the human being it does, until it becomes a burden and a threat. The frightened bird resumes his song as soon as danger has passed, and so does the frightened rabbit his games. It is almost as though they knew that 'Cowards die many times before their deaths; the valiant never taste of death but once.'
— Joseph Wood Krutch, The Twelve Seasons, 1949
Last Words
Suicide notes left by people jumping from the Golden Gate Bridge, gathered by Marc Etkind for Or Not to Be: A Collection of Suicide Notes, 1997:
"This is where I get off." — Harold W., the first suicide, three months after the bridge opened, 1937
"Absolutely no reason except I have a toothache." — 49-year-old John Thomas D.
"I am sorry … I want to keep dad company." — 24-year-old Charles G. Jr., whose father had jumped four days earlier
"Do not notify my mother. She has a heart condition." — Steven H., the 500th person to jump
"Why do they leave this so easy for suicide? Barbed wires would save a lot of lives." — A 72-year-old man
"I and my daughter have committed suicide." — A man who jumped with his 5-year-old daughter
"Loved Ones: My nerves are shot. Please forgive me. Chris" — A member of the San Francisco board of supervisors. This was a fake — he turned up a year later selling Bibles in Houston.
One person leapt with $36 in his mouth. "What he meant by this gesture is open to interpretation."
"Obvious reasons for the bridge's popularity are that it is easy and effective," Etkind writes, "but there must be something more, for many suicides travel over the equally effective and accessible Oakland Bridge just to jump off the Golden Gate."
Figure and Ground
The tradition of flying a flag at half-staff began when a symbolic space was left at the top of the staff for the "invisible flag of death," signifying death's dominion over earthly affairs.
A riderless horse accompanies the funeral procession of U.S. military officers. The horse above, Black Jack, accompanied more than 1,000 such processions, including those for John F. Kennedy, Herbert Hoover, Lyndon Johnson, and Douglas MacArthur.
When Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova died in 1931, her next show went on as scheduled, with a spotlight circling an empty stage.
Great Minds
In 1784, French architect Étienne-Louis Boullée proposed building an enormous cenotaph for Isaac Newton, a cypress-fringed globe 500 feet high. A sarcophagus would rest on a raised catafalque at the bottom of the sphere; by day light would enter through holes pierced in the globe, simulating starlight, and at night a lamp hung in the center would represent the sun.
"I want to situate Newton in the sky," Boullée wrote. "Sublime mind! Vast and profound genius! Divine being! Newton! Accept the homage of my weak talents. … O Newton! … I conceive the idea of surrounding thee with thy discovery, and thus, somehow, surrounding thee with thyself."
As far as I can tell, this is unrelated to Thomas Steele's proposal to enshrine Newton's house under a stone globe, which came 41 years later. Apparently Newton just inspired globes.
Tomb Evader
When you die, perhaps you will cease to exist. Or perhaps you'll be reincarnated, or your soul will go to heaven, or to hell. But in none of these cases will "you" be placed in a casket and lowered into the ground; you will never find yourself in the grave. What all these conceptions have in common is that the dead cannot be buried — they are either elsewhere, or nowhere.
Socrates says, "I cannot make Crito believe that I am the same Socrates who have been talking and conducting the argument; he fancies that I am the other Socrates whom he will soon see, a dead body — and he asks, How shall he bury me? … I shall not remain, but go away and depart; and then he will suffer less at my death, and not be grieved when he sees my body being burned or buried. I would not have him sorrow at my hard lot, or say at the burial, Thus we lay out Socrates, or, Thus we follow him to the grave or bury him. … Be of good cheer, then, my dear Crito, and say that you are burying my body only, and do with that whatever is usual, and what you think best."
(Palle Yourgrau, "Can the Dead Really Be Buried?", Midwest Studies in Philosophy 24:1, 46-68.)


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Usually no matter how much we wanted him to, Rex Ryan just would not stop running off at the mouth. But as the winds of change began to blow through the Jets organization, Ryan has been uncharacteristically quiet. Tim Tebow wants out. Mark Sanchez may be on his way out. And GM Mike Tannenbaum was given his walking papers on Monday. In response, Ryan ducked a radio interview and the team even went as far as to cancel his scheduled press conference. So suddenly, a man who usually has plenty to say had nothing to say. And for Jets fans waiting to hear to hear from their head coach, don't be surprised if you're waiting for awhile. Because Ryan has left town with no word on when he will return. The Daily News has learned that not only isn't Ryan at the team facility today, but he flew out of town this morning. Barring a drastic change in plans, he won't be back to the team's Florham Park headquarters on Thursday, either. Ryan's trip is of a personal nature, the News has learned. All indi...
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Words aren't enough to express my passionate, infinite, unconditional, deep, pure ... ... and true Love for Asuka. I could continue saying things like that, but I'm sure that the message is already clear: I LOVE ASUKA OVER ANYTINHG ELSE ON THE WORLD. I would pleasantly die for her, but she wants me to be happy and I also want to be with her until the end of time.
To conclude, I thank you another time for having read all this way and for visiting my humble profile.
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:P Another Asuka fan I see ^^ well good luck on trying to keep her lol.
Sorry. Thanks for taking a screenshot for us, but as Tyler mentioned above, all character images must be between 130 X 180 and 130 X 200. You got the right part of the head, now we just need to make it the proper size. :)
I left you a comment here ^ check it out and let me know what's up. it's in regard to your recent character submission for code geass.


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CBS Sports Boston reports that Tim Thomas blamed the dim lighting at MSG for his less than stellar performance (just 13 saves on 17 shots) during the Rangers 4-3 over Boston yesterday.When asked if he is ready for the increased workload that awaits if backup Tuukka Rask is injured significantly, Thomas responded..."Yeah. Especially if I go to an arena with lights."Henrik Lundqvist is 17-6-2 with a 1.75 gaa and .935 sv% with five shutouts at MSG this season....is Thomas kidding me? Nothing worse than an athlete making excuses. Take your medicine like man....the so-called light issue doesn't seem to be having an effect on the Vezina frontrunning Lundqvist.Remember to follow me on Twitter & Facebook or e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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im Going to ship a bike from California to Michigan, anyone got a good shipper to recommend or should I just try Uship.com.??? They have shipped a car before for me and where pretty decent.
After watching "shipping wars" I can safely say that I will NEVER use Uship.
I think this show has shed them in a very poor light.
Any person with a truck and/or trailer seems to be qualifed to work for them.
Use Keyboard. No, not 'your' keyboard, but Keyboard Motorcycle shipping.
I never used them before last November, and had my dream bike delivered with zero hassle, and in the condition it was described. Great, friendly staff as well.
They may be 50-100 dollars more than a local or anonymous 'shipper / trucker', but peace of mind and it arriving 100% was worth it to me. YMMV.
Keyboard shipping
BTW, my delivery was to Michigan as well.
I too have used keyboard and have nothing but good things to say.....
I will check them out. i missed this shipping wars thing, I guess i got lucky before with uship?
Me too!
Not that expensive. Like $675 coast to coast (last July) $575 for my bike from Maine to Texas.
I shipped an 800GS from Florida to Vegas in the spring and stumbled across uShip.com which sort of works for shipping like eBay does for selling stuff, except that the freight people bid for your business. In 5 hours I had a deal at about half of what I expected to pay, a driver that had over 70 perfect customer rating scores and a pickup date at the vendor's house in 2 days.
The bike got deliverd in perfect condition and on time, and the driver was excellent to communicate with too. The driver only got patment upon delivery and the uShip systme handles the patment. Wow was I impressed. Can't say enough about them.
Keyboard told me they no longer go west of the Rockies. Try Marc at Snortin Boar. It will depend on his schedule. Also Federal Trucking are very good .
Just thought I'd chime in with another +1 for Uship. I just shipped an 1150 GSA from the tip of Florida to St. Louis MO. Over 1k miles. Wired money to the previous owner on a Tuesday afternoon, bike was delivered first thing Saturday morning. I went with a shipper with many positive reviews and no negatives. He was down there picking up a classic car and had room in the trailer.
Price was significantly cheaper (Over $300 less than a quote I received from one of the conventional shippers mentioned in this thread, not to mention about 3 weeks earlier delivery), communication from start to finish was excellent (they also have a GPS tracker with history...I could literally watch as my guy stopped for an hour while he loaded up my bike and then see when he got back on the road), and I couldn't have been happier with the handling of my bike. When the guy dropped my bike off, he had a classic car and a Harley in the trailer as well. Everything was professionally secured and protected, absolutely no complaints about how it was packed and loaded. Oh, and had anything bad happened, I had been emailed a certificate of proof of insurance before my bike was ever picked up. They had plenty of coverage to cover everything in the trailer in the event of an accident. Bullet proof? Probably not. It did give me peace of mind however.
Like anything else, I'm sure there have been some bad experiences on Uship. I'm sure there've been some bad experiences with conventional shippers as well. In my case, Uship.com allowed me to save a significant amount of money and get my bike to my front door faster than I thought possible. I couldn't be happier with my experience and won't hesitate to use the service again.
It doesn't cost any money to post a shipment and start receiving bids. Give it a try, see what you think.
Maybe the show should be called Shipping Idiots that aren't representative of Uship :D
My distaste for them is based purely on what they show on TV... I know, but it's hard to get those images out of your head.
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I used motorcycle shippers.com also by the name JC Motors to move a bike from Calif to North Carolina. $734 which included bumping the value for insurance up a little. Good on time service and constant online tracking of progress. A friend who recommended them has used them several times too. Worth checking out.
I hope Keyboard is still going to California, thier website shows they are. I wonder if what was seen on the show Shipping Wars was just a little made for TV drama like everything else:wink: I would hope Uship would have fixxed and fired any crappy shippers they had working for them. On another note I would love to ride the bike from Cali-Mich but the cold nites would kill me and to many chances along the way for ice:eek1 through the mountains and it was 20 deg here this morning.
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dancqu, the reason I suggested that Sue use her fixer undiluted is because that's how the manufacturer intended it to be used. Not because I thought she didn't understand that it could be used "highly diluted"...it cannot. The stock number she gave for the fixer she has on hand is for Kodak powdered fixer. It's mixed according to directions on the package, and used as mixed. Diluting this fixer even 1+4, (not a high dilution when compared to other fixers), would have one fixing films for half an hour or more, and who knows how long for FB papers.Originally Posted by dancqu
I too, would like to hear your testing methods for determining fixing times for "very dilute" fixers, how you tested for residual silver, how long materials are fixed, and what brand of fix you are using. Suggesting that fixers can, or should, be used at a dilution higher than the manufacturer's recommendation deserves some documentation, in my opinion.


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This is a product I bet millions have used and are still using it today. I will no longer be using the pine original one anymore. To my shock the scent is no longer pine, says pine but it isn't! My home smelled like old mans cologne when I used the new bottle. The label seems to be all the same except a red label says new longer lasting scent.
So I decided I'd call the company and ask what is up with the scent. I was told they no longer put pine oil in the ingredients and if that's the kind I want she was going to give me a website to purchase it online. Crazy $$$$! The pine oil is too expensive now to add to their product apparently. I told her they have falsely labeled the change on the bottle. The word pine should be completely removed since it doesn't smell of pine at all now. Oh people it was pretty gross, this new scent. Not clean at all.
Other products I use on my floors is the Pine-Sol Lemon scent (still smells great!) and a mix I use of Avon bubble bath scent Linen with a little bleach, that smells wonderful too!
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Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Kevin Colbert was asked Thursday about the pending situation with linebacker James Harrison while in Indianapolis at the NFL scouting combine. Colbert, according to report on NFL.com, said that they still haven't had any discussions with Harrison's agents about his future, but thinks that will happen after they get back from the combine. "Whether a player is part of your future or not, that's not going to take away from what he accomplished, said Colbert, via the report. "You'll never underestimate what that player did for you in the past, but this is about Read more [...]
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Blackburn Rovers issued quite a scare to Manchester City during a 1-1 draw at Ewood Park in the third round of the 2013/14 FA Cup, but will be left rueing their inability to capitalize on a late City red card.
The subplots were plenty for six-time winners Blackburn; Paul Robinson returned to the pitch after a back injury and life-threatening blood clot kept the accomplished goalkeeper away from game action for nearly a year. Scottish super striker Jordan Rhodes didn't start, leading to even more rumors of a transfer out of Blackburn to one of many suitors.
Blackburn's first half was under heavy pressure, but a well-defended frame that fell moments short of perfect. Unfortunately for the Rovers, their defending turned spotty on a David Silva corner. Edin Dzeko headed the corner off frame, but Alvaro Negredo collected the ball and easily touched it home for a 1-0 lead moments before the halftime whistle.
Whatever manager Gary Bowyer said during the intermission was pitch perfect, as the Rovers were anything but hemmed in to open the second half. Bowyer's camera-captured gesticulations and reactions became part of the match's entertainment, and his reaction to the equalizer was a beauty.
Ewood Park erupted when oft-dangerous Tom Cairney sent in a cross that 6-foot-4 Frenchman Rudy Gestede headed toward Costel Pantilimon. The City keeper made the stop but couldn't control the ball, with Blackburn captain Scott Dann pushing the rebound across the line.
Blackburn's chances of advancing to the fourth round looked even better when Dedryck Boyata took an absolutely ridiculous second yellow card that could've been a straight red, anyway. Boyata more or less took a veiled swing at DJ Campbell and was sent off.
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There will be a replay for the two sides at City's fortress, the Etihad Stadium. The Citizens have won the FA Cup one time fewer than Blackburn, and will be grateful their potential for No. 6 is still alive.
All-in-all, an entertaining start to the day's heavy FA Cup slate.
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Fiery and entertaining performance by Rovers. They even had a bit of a teammate on teammate dust-up heading off the pitch at halftime, you just don't see that kind of intensity every game.
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If The Harkin-Miller Act was to become law it would raise the minimum wage over two years, in three 95-cent increments, to $10.10, and could give those working in lower cost-of-living states something close to a living wage.
While workers in states like Connecticut, where the minimum wage is presently at $8.25 - with increases effective Jan. 14, 2014 to $8.70 and Jan. 5, 2015 to $9 - wouldn't pass up ten bucks an hour; 40 hours at $10.10, equaling a $404 per week, wouldn't earn them anything close to a living wage.
Still, I'm all for it, any income increase is in the correct direction, but for most American workers the dream of earning a living wage would remain well out of reach.
The problem of providing jobs that fail to pay enough for a family to live on has been growing for decades, since the business bottom line became paramount and shareholders more important than employees.
It arguably began on a cold January day in 1981 when Ronald Reagan waltzed into the White House and proceeded to cut the top income tax rates by almost a third and surgically removed an important piece of Glass-Steagall Act of 1933, guarantying fair interest on our savings accounts. In one stroke of his pen he made a stock market gamble much more lucrative than a savings account.
Today there is a total disconnect between employer and employee. Paying employees less has generated huge profits, produced multi-million dollar CEO bonuses and provided big bucks for stock market gamblers.
Some can recall when savings account interest was substantial, but we've watched as savings account interest fell and bank profits soared.
American employees built companies, only to watch employers move the work to places where laborers are treated like dirt, the environment like a toilet, all so they could increase profit.
Now some businessmen, with the help of the Republicans, want to shutter the Environmental Protection Agency, kill American labor unions and move jobs to low-wage "right to work" states.
Our elected leaders must step between employee and employer, between the consumer and Wall Street - and regulate. At least enforce laws we have and put the time-tested Glass-Steagall regulations back on the books.
Reagan only took a chunk out of the Depression-era Glass-Steagall Act. In 1999 Clinton signed the Republican's Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act that finally eviscerated the entire law; ultimately setting the nation up for the Great Recession.
Dodd-Frank tries to put some regulation back, but Republicans have been blocking it at every turn. More is needed.
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- Cartoon Characters: Hoot Kloot, Fester, Crazywolf, Mae West.
- Vocal Talent: Bob Holt (Hoot Kloot), Larry D. Mann (Fester), Joan Gerber, Allan Melvin, Hazel Shermet.
- Directed By Hawley Pratt.
- Produced By David H. DePatie, Isadore Freleng (as Friz Freleng).
- Animated By Bob Richardson, Don Williams, Bob Bemiller, John Freeman, Reuben Timmins.
- Written By John W. Dunn.
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BlackBerry Colt: First-Ever BlackBerry QNX Phone May Launch In Q1, 2012!
Leaks and rumors. Oh, we love them for the diversity of detail they bring. At times, it's heart breaking that most of these never make it to reality, but often otherwise they hint us on what the most-anticipated next phone or a big-fin tablet may look like or sport under its hood.
According to the latest report by BGR, Research in Motion is already testing its first-ever BlackBerry QNX phone. This obviously suggests that the device has been into flesh for quite sometime, and is now in the process of testing and software verification.
While there's a dearth of the actual specs that can confirm the device's mettle and substance, it's being reported that the new BlackBerry Colt QNX phone will sport a powerful CPU and may perhaps skip BES support, at least at the time when it's launched. More details after the break.
Expect the BlackBerry Colt to sport at least a gigahertz of CPU, about 1GB of RAM, a snappy camera, social networking integration, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, built-in NFC, onboard GPS, digital compass and much more. The cynosure feature will however be the QNX OS that will grace the hardware under the hood.
Even as it was speculated that the new Blackberry phones will be powered by snappy dual-core processors, the current report claims that the BlackBerry Colt that's being tested sports a single-core CPU. Nothing can be ascertained though, until RIM officially announces it.
Research in Motion is strongly expected to launch its future devices that run on the new QNX OS which debuted with the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet PC. Although, the PlayBook is a nice tablet with style and substance, it lacked BES support out of the box, which earned it unfavourable criticism.
If rumours were anything to go by, the new BlackBerry handsets (at least the BlackBerry Colt) will launch without native BES support. While that's a significant change, it remains to be seen how BES fanatics react to RIM's decision of allegedly skipping BES support in its future devices.
While it's not entirely clear if BES will be totally excluded, users will still have an option to use secure corporate email services on the BlackBerry Colt using Microsoft ActiveSync. However, we expect RIM to release an update that enables BES on QNX phones once it rewrites the favourable code for the new QNX OS.
BES has been the heart and soul of BlackBerry devices, since long ever. If RIM axes support for BES in the upcoming BlackBerry QNX phones, it would lose a greater part of the legacy that's been holding BlackBerry firm on its grounds since long. On a brighter side, you would save those green leaves otherwise expended in availing exclusive BlackBerry services. Or is it?
If everything goes as expected, RIM would dateline Q1 2012 as the time slot for BlackBerry Colt release. There's nary a word from RIM in this regard, but we'll keep you posted as more details surface.
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French Steakettes
|Dry red wine
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Small, peeled and sliced thin
|Chopped parsley
|1 Tablespoon
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
|Bay leaf
|1 Small
|Thyme leaf
|1⁄4 Teaspoon, crumbled
|Ground beef
|2 Pound
|Canned beef gravy
|11 Ounce (1 Can)
|French bread loaf
|4 Tablespoon (1/2 Stick)
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1 Dash
1. In a shallow glass or pottery dish, combine wine, onion, parsely, garlic, bayleaf and thyme.Mix well and set aside.
2. In a another large bowl, mix the ground beef with salt and pepper. Shape into oval patties of ¾ inch in size. Make 6 patties.
3. Roll each of the patties in the wine mixture. Allow them to soak in the mixture for atleast 3 hours in a refrigerator.
4. When ready to make the patties, remove them from the bowl, gently discarding the onions attached to the patties from the sauce. Place patties on a rack in a broiler pan.
5. In a small saucepan, strain the marinade sauce, and bring to boil over heat. Boil till liquid reduces to 1/3rd cup. Add the beef gravy and continue boiling until bubbly. Remove heat. This makes your sauce.
6. Prepare bread by cutting diagonally into 6 half-inch-thick slices. Spread butter or margarine on both sides.
7. In a broiler, place meat rack 4-5 inches from the heat and broil for 6 minutes on each side. Then place the bread on the rack and continue to broil for 2 minutes. Broil until the beef is well done and both sides of the bread are toasted. Remove both meat and bread from broiler.
8. Place the toast on a serving platter and top it with the meat patties. Pour the reserved sauce on top of the patties, dividing equally. Keep a bit of the sauce in a bowl, so that guests can pour as per their taste and desire.


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What if something as simple as an old plastic bottle filled with water could mean the difference between light and darkness? Rudimentary as it may sound, the almost no-cost solution is uplifting the quality of life of thousands of impoverished families in the Philippines who have no access to electricity and use dangerous kerosene lamps indoors. These makeshift solar lamps basically act as skylights, and reflect and amplify the rays of the sun during daylight hours – effectively performing the work of indoor lightbulbs – but without using any electricity at all. The organization behind the installation of the bottle lights, Isang Litrong Liwanag or 1 Liter of Light, was started by Filipino student Illac Diaz just a few years ago but their cause has inspired so many that now they've committed to a goal of placing 1,000,000 bottle lights in Filipino households. Read on to see how 1 Liter of Light has energized the people of its country to participate in lighting the way for their own future through this fascinating initiative.
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lemurzx February 11, 2015 at 3:03 pm
So, same effect as having a window right? I guess a water bottle is cheaper than glass, so it kind of makes sense. But saying that it replaces electrical light bulbs is quite confusing. It sounds like they will work on nighttime as well, which I find hardly possible.
Michael Wisbech May 2, 2014 at 4:27 am
Destroyed roof, problems with leaky sealing, that happens even when good quality building materials is used. soon water will enter the house.
Dirt can collect on the outside of the bottle, and algea inside the bottle.
Jose Carlos November 18, 2013 at 10:39 pm
Por favor, necesito más información al respecto. Gracias. Mi correo email@example.com
MattF August 6, 2012 at 8:52 am
Opening up the spaces would also increase the amount of heat entering the structure from the sun, as well as exposing the structure to wind and rain during storms. This solution provides light within the structure without exposing the structure. And yes, it does only work during the day, but if someone lives in a structure that is dark all day and all night, they would be so thankful to have light, even temporarily, during the day. This is a brilliant, simple, cost effective solution for a problem that most of us have never considered.
thayk July 31, 2012 at 1:48 am
a truly inspirational project that would benefit our societies and the world.
alokkumar0102 July 28, 2012 at 1:25 am
Sparking Idea. In India, there is a river known as Ganga,the best part about Ganga is that it water remain germ free even after 5 or 6 years without treating with any chemicals.
So what I mean is that here we can use this water without need of Bleaching powder.
Joe D July 27, 2012 at 11:22 am
You mean to tell me this does not work at night and only works during the day? Then a battery will be needed to store the energy? Waht's the point? Sounds costly to me. That doesn't make sense specially if these are for poor people. The spaces of the houses of those poor people are dark because they didn't put "openings" in them to allow daylight to come in. They enclosed it with concrete blocks and corrugated metal. It's all too easy to get carried away with "bright" objects such as these, but we need to step back and think about what the real problem here is. The real problem is poorly designed spaces for poor people. This can be solved by simply opening up the spaces, providing openings in those hollow block walls and let daylight into those spaces. This bottle solution is simply "green washing" it under the guise of re-using plastic bottles. If you open up the spaces, you get light from the sun during the day, then light from the moon during night. No need for collecting plastic bottles nor batteries.
catherinetodd2 July 24, 2012 at 2:21 am
Bleach keeps the algae out.
True, the light does not work at night when there is no sun, but they are working on a way to store energy in a battery to counteract that. In the meantime, having light in a dark space during the day is a God send to the people who can't afford electricity!
muhammad ali July 22, 2012 at 1:01 pm
it i very good system for poor families in the village
ashcoft July 21, 2012 at 11:24 pm
I like this project, and maybe I'll try it in my home
varanasiestate July 20, 2012 at 11:54 am
Awesome story!! Its a very good example of reuse of waste material.
The concept is very inspiring because almost every people throws used plastic bottle.kinds. We at Varanasi Estate are doing the same. Some of our posts on reuse and recycle of used materials are:
NickPiro July 20, 2012 at 9:38 am
Very inspiring! Kudos.
jimmyatlas July 19, 2012 at 6:47 pm
Wouldnt algae build up? Then you would have to replace the water with a pump, as it is permanently fixed in the roof… Am I wrong?
Marta Lett July 17, 2012 at 8:31 pm
So inspiring, so simple. Well done!
Ahmad July 17, 2012 at 4:54 am
mahusay na ideya
Ako ay mula sa Arab mundo na ako ginagawa ngayon sa pag-imbento ng isang electric generator gumagana awtomatikong sa pamamagitan ng gravity at tubig
Umaasa ako na Diyos rejoices Iovgueni lahat ng mahihirap sa mundo
Dauatcm at ang iyong mga panalangin para sa mahihirap
Nicole Abene July 16, 2012 at 9:56 pm
What an inspiring solution!
Alyssa Alimurung July 16, 2012 at 2:27 pm
Awesome project!
chinky July 16, 2012 at 2:10 pm
But this works only while the sun is up. What happens in the night?
Mike Chino July 16, 2012 at 1:27 pm
This is an amazing project that offers a simple solution to a widespread problem!
Lori Zimmer July 16, 2012 at 12:51 pm
super cool
Mark Boyer July 16, 2012 at 12:46 pm
Such a brilliant concept — I love everything about this project!
Yuka Yoneda July 16, 2012 at 12:43 pm
Very impressive and props to Illac Diaz, who is working on many other positive initiative in the Philippines on top of this one!
Diane Pham July 16, 2012 at 12:40 pm
Such an inspiring idea! Absolutely amazing!
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We checked in on Friday afternoon around 1 PM, since we booked weeks ago we paid in full and thought we could drive to the site. Not so lucky, we were greeted at the entrance gate where a staff member asked us our name and wrote some information and then were told to go the the office to check in. So to the office we go, were asked how many kids and adults, I informed them three adults and no kids. Another $24 for your guest please (then accidentally charged us $92). Really? OK, with that done they informed me that the 30 amp service is for lights only. No electric heaters, water heaters or air conditioning. Everything is extra. Check in took about 30 min before we went to our site. Once at the site we hooked up our electric and water, the utilities worked fine over the entire weekend. There are over 50% seasonal campers here. Sites are tight, almost rally like where your awning comes close to touching your neighbors slide. Fire wood is $6 per bundle (6 pieces) you are not allowed to bring your own in, you must buy it from them. The Delaware River is so nice looking there. Oh, make sure you do not get a site up by the road, there are lots of loud motorcycles that drive along Route 46. Sorry but we did not use the bathhouses or showers over the weekend. We were on Oak 57. - bug512
Apr 2013 - $45.00
We didn't have high expectations, as this place gets mixed reviews. I'm guessing they don't write their own. We had a large group (some were from the north Jersey area which is why we selected this park), and all were set up together. The sites were not very level, but they were clean. The kids had an amazing time playing games and they actually kept themselves occupied! The staff was fine and we didn't require their attention except for checking in. Since we were all self contained and it was pretty chilly, we all used our own bathrooms and showers. I didn't even bother to look at theirs. We did have a good stay, but probably won't return especially in season. I'm sure it gets really crowded. - travlinfamily


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