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September 26, 2010, 03:28 PM
What is the difference in the Lyman tumbling media? What color or name is best for what particular use?
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September 26, 2010, 03:43 PM
The green is walnut for removing gunk & corrosion fairly quickly.
The Red is red rouge treated softer corn-cob for final finish.
The Brown is untreated corn-cob and you add your own polishing compound to it.
I bought the green a couple of years ago, and I really don't like it much.
It is too course and gets in flash-holes at about a 90% rate.
GW Staar
September 26, 2010, 05:10 PM
Nothing to add to RC's post except that there are cheaper and better options for media. I use Corn Cob bought in bulk from Graingers. the 20-40 grind is small enough to never stop up flash holes. I split an order with a friend, and cost was $12.50 a piece. This is 40 lbs worth...so 20 lbs a piece. Hard to beat that price, especially if you have a Graingers close enough to drive to. If you order it "will call" there is no shipping. (I use Dillon's polish, or just Blue Magic at Auto Zone for compound.) Left for 12 hours I have mirror brass. I use Lyman's 2500 tumbler.
Hondo 60
September 26, 2010, 05:57 PM
This is for Graingers media as mentioned by GW Staar. no shipping charge.
September 26, 2010, 06:35 PM
I bought the green a couple of years ago, and I really don't like it much.
It is too course and gets in flash-holes at about a 90% rate.
Yup. It's like those things have flash-hole homing systems. It also doesn't do a terribly good job.
This is for Graingers media as mentioned by GW Staar. no shipping charge.
I was actually just googling for cheap tumbling media and came across a thread on the 1911 forums for that same deal and ordered some. $22 for 40# with free shipping is a pretty good deal. Quite a bit cheaper than buying it from Grainger even.
September 26, 2010, 08:34 PM
I really like the red stuff in the plastic jugs. It makes the brass nice and shiny and it feels slick when you handle it.
September 26, 2010, 09:02 PM
ok stupid question number 1.... brand new to reloading (so new all I have is brass) would it be better to tumble your brass before you knock the primers out so the media you are using to clean the brass would not get into the primer pockets? Don't flame me.... I am just asking and I know very little...
September 26, 2010, 09:48 PM
I tumble my brass before resizing for that reason and I dont like putting dirty cases in my dies.
September 26, 2010, 09:56 PM
I use the finest grit blasting corn cob I could find to clean my cases, no polish. I just can't get excited about plasticky looking glittery brass.
I decap with a universal depriming die, tumble, lube, size, in that order. Any bits stuck in the flash holes gets punched out during sizing but the fine grit stuff I use rarely sticks anyway.
I don't think there's enough difference ineffect between cob and nut to make a difference but some folks use a 50:50 mix of the two. Guess they want to make sure they get it right?
September 26, 2010, 10:39 PM
lizard litter (fine crushed walnut) from petsmart I tumble 20 minutes before i size cases then punch out the primers and tumble 20 minutes again to clean the primer pockets. Never have a problem with clogged primer pockets. also use used dryer sheets cut into 1" strips to keep the media lasting longer. I change it about every 6 months.
September 26, 2010, 11:43 PM
I change it about every 6 months
The important bit is missing. How much do you shoot in a month?
I just can't get excited about plasticky looking glittery brass.
Maybe I'm alone here, but I've never seen glittery plastic before.
GW Staar
September 27, 2010, 12:05 AM
This is for Graingers media as mentioned by GW Staar. no shipping charge.
Drillspot isn't Graingers, but they obviously sell the same product (Econoline) and for a few bucks cheaper, even!
The other nice thing is you obviously don't need a Grainger Store nearby to be free shipping....that's a plus too.
Thanks for the link!
Point is do you want 6# for $14.80 (Lyman plain corncob) or 40# for $22? ($2.46/lb. vs. $.55/lb) and it works better, if you choose to remove primers first.
September 27, 2010, 12:42 AM
Drillspot isn't Graingers, but they obviously sell the same product (Econoline) and for a few bucks cheaper, even!
One user on 1911forum.com said his Drillspot order was drop shipped by Grainger.
Iron Sight
September 27, 2010, 11:24 AM
Walnut media and Flitz for me
I didnt like the red lyman, it got all over everything.
Hondo 60
September 27, 2010, 01:17 PM
While drill spot & Grainger may not be the same, when I ordered, via drillspot.com, the invoice did say Grainger on it.
September 27, 2010, 02:43 PM
Between 800 t0 1000 rounds a month.
September 27, 2010, 03:05 PM
"Maybe I'm alone here, but I've never seen glittery plastic before."
Yeah, you have. A bunch of it. Just glittery plastic, imitation stuff tho.
Lots of automotive trim "chrome" is just plated plastic, lots of kids toys and electonic stuff too, etc. I don't need that look on my ammo.
September 27, 2010, 03:18 PM
For me:
Shiny brass is easier to see when picking range mushrooms:D
If it ain't shiny...it ain't mine:)
September 27, 2010, 05:39 PM
Every one has to decide just how clean they need their brass to be.
I used walnut and found that it produced a LOT of dust (great for making a walnut stain) and the dust packed into the brass—meaning I had to pick it all out by hand.
I use 20/40 corn cob and the brass comes out shinier than I need. Since I decap first, there is an occasional fleck of media (sort of a sliver/straw stalk) that is easily knocked out, blown out, or left in for the decapping pin to knock it out.
The primer pockets come out cleaner, though I don't really care about that.
I am completely content and just wonder about the time and money some people spend getting shiny brass.
Maj Dad
September 27, 2010, 06:07 PM
I like the 20/40 versus the 14/20 - doesn't get stuck in the flash holes. I add polish (either Dillon or Midway) to some if I want that glittery plasticky look :rolleyes: but mostly I leave it as is. Walnut is a little better for cleaning up dirty stuff and I tend to use it for first tumble, then polish if the mood strikes me. I have bought two 40 lb bags from Drillspot and both were drop shipped from Grainger: marked as sold to Drillspot, delivery address was mine. $22 for 40 lbs, free shipping and got here in 2 days (yep - 2 days) from order to delivery. Hard to beat... :cool:
September 27, 2010, 07:43 PM
noyli said;
"I am completely content and just wonder about the time and money some people spend getting shiny brass."
I don't think "some people" spend any more time or money than you do.
Maybe just more time in the tumbler which costs near nothing, using the same "turn it on and walk away" methods as you:D
I do know adding Nu Finish car wax, while tumbling, greatly reduces the effort needed to resize pistol brass for me.
And who here doesn't have some liquid car wax, drying up, in the garage somewhere?
Give it a try...you don't have to tell anyone:uhoh:
I do think wearing white cotton gloves while loading to avoid brass tarnishing would qualify as too much time and money though:what:
Does this thread qualify as the weekly tumbling thread?
...I hope so:rolleyes:
September 27, 2010, 07:57 PM
I do a little mixing and adding with the three mediums, only because i didn't know which would work best. These are some great ideas you guys are putting out.:)
GW Staar
September 28, 2010, 12:33 PM
I am completely content and just wonder about the time and money some people spend getting shiny brass.
Had to smile at that one. Not that I think you're funny. Just that I don't spend much money or time at it...except for the price of the Lyman Turbo 2500 that I bought on sale at Midway 2 years ago. Before that for 36 years or so, I made ugly reloads...and I never was completely content.;)
Finally, I am completely content in buying a 3 year supply of corncob from Graingers, for $22 to $25.. And I'm also completely content to start a batch tumbling before I get in the shower in the morning, knowing that it's making shiny brass for me all day while I'm at work....and I'm also perfectly content in reloading that shiny clean brass in the evening. Oh, and I like it when people at the range say, "those are reloads???" :)
BTW, I stopped tumbler crawling, by buying the non-slip rubber shelf liner at Walmart. Works really well...used to have to put the tumbler on the floor...now I don't have to give it a thought.
September 28, 2010, 08:36 PM
"Oh, and I like it when people at the range say, "those are reloads???""
Not that it matters but I suspect that's 95% of why some people want 'plasticy' looking brass. ;)
September 28, 2010, 08:57 PM
I just tumble them because it makes it easier to spot issues with the cases. A little crack/split could go unnoticed if you have brass that is filled with firing debris. So I tumble them for an hour or two to get them clean. Not really a lot of work or money to do it. Maybe one less box of primers or 1lb of powder being traded in the name of safety every six months. Is that really a big deal?
September 28, 2010, 09:15 PM
Wow, the order I put in with Drillspot on Sunday showed up today (Tuesday).
September 28, 2010, 09:21 PM
I placed an order today. Will be here by the end of the week.
September 28, 2010, 10:05 PM
Wow, the order I put in with Drillspot on Sunday showed up today (Tuesday).
Me too.
Now if Harbor Freight would just run this walnut (http://www.harborfreight.com/25-lbs-fine-grade-walnut-shell-blast-media-92155.html) on sale I'll be set.
They had the coarse grind on sale for $15 a couple of weeks ago.
ole farmerbuck
September 28, 2010, 10:28 PM
I found that by putting some Meguiars Swirl Remover in even the coarse media, it will make the baddest of the bad looking brass look great in a couple of hours. Best stuff i've ever used.
GW Staar
September 29, 2010, 01:07 AM
I do a little mixing and adding with the three mediums, only because i didn't know which would work best. These are some great ideas you guys are putting out.:)
There's really no point in mixing walnut with corncobb. Here's why. Walnut is courser. Courser cleans better and cuts faster, which is good for really tarnished brass. Not unlike course sandpaper, the brass finish is ok, but not particularly glossy. The scratches made are too rough for that.
Corncobb, is like very smooth sandpaper. Like the sandpaper it'll clean the tarnish off pretty good, but it takes longer. Since its smoother, a smooth shiny finish is the result....unless you add walnut. With walnut added the finish won't be any smoother or shinier than Walnut by itself can make, because the walnut is harder and scratches deeper.
Corncobb, being softer, scratches shallower, as does really fine sanpaper, but it won't cut fast, unless you add some polishing compound to it, like Dillon polish, Flitz, or Blue Magic. By the same token, the finer the polishing compound the shinier the finish....Meguirs Swirl Remover is about a fine as polish gets. It will cut slower but polishes brighter.
A decent plan would be to tumble a few hours with walnut if you have really tarnished brass, then polish it up with the corncobb spiked with polishing compound. If the brass isn't so bad skip the walnut and just clean and polish with spiked corn cobb. Keep in mind that so far we have only talked about initial cleaning and polishing. Then you size (and deprime if you haven't already done that with a universal depriming die).
Following that size/deprime operation, just plain unspiked corncobb is best to remove lube from your resized brass. 30 to 45 minutes does it for me, and with 20/40 grit corncobb, no flash holes get clogged.
....Just glittery plastic, imitation stuff tho.
Lots of automotive trim "chrome" is just plated plastic, lots of kids toys and electonic stuff too, etc. I don't need that look on my ammo.
Ranger can make all the tarnished reloads he wants, but I much prefer a professional looking product. And what are we "imitating"....nothing! Polished brass, sir, is the real thing! Do I do it 95% to impress at the range? No, that is just the result as I try to impress me. If my ammo looks better...I feel better. If I feel better I shoot better. It's too bad, we can't indulge ourselves, without always having somebody...attempt to rain on the parade.
Hondo 60
September 29, 2010, 11:51 AM
I use the 20/40 corn cob & get a lot of dust on the cover of my tumbler. So it stays out in the garage w/ the door open while tumbling.
Then I use my shop vac to vacuum off the cover before dumping it into the separator.
If the brass is really sooty I use a bit of Cabela's polish in the mix.
I usually run it 3-4 hrs, but sometimes I forget & runs a lot longer. My brass doesn't look "plasticky" it just looks like new factory stuff (especially when I forget it overnight). :D
I've tried the walnut & found it didn't really clean any better than corn cob & I'm used to the shinier look, so I ended up re-tumbling with corn cob anyway.
I'm sure for some combinations of powders & bullets the walnut works better, but it just didn't seem to help me any.
ole farmerbuck
September 29, 2010, 09:32 PM
Meguirs Swirl Remover is about a fine as polish gets. It will cut slower but polishes brighter.
That is right but I'm not skimpy with it and believe me, it works great.
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For their fifth annual We're All for the Hall benefit concert in Nashville on Tuesday, Keith Urban and Vince Gill decided to have a little fun with their fellow artists.
Instead of just having them perform their hits, they asked that each of the country stars singing in the show recount the stories behind their songs. "Fans love to hear the story behind the song, and country music is all about stories," Gill told PEOPLE Country. "I love the theme this year."
However, Carrie Underwood wasn't so sure.
"Talking on stage is a weak point for me," she told the Bridgestone Arena crowd. "But this song has a fun story so I'll try. Before I met my beautiful, wonderful, perfect hockey husband I had met this guy. I got together with Hillary Lindsey and Luke Laird to write and we were goofing around like we always do. I was telling them about this guy I met. They asked who he was and I said 'Y'all! I don't even know his last name!' We hadn't even dated or anything and it didn't turn out the way this song did, but I said, 'We need to turn this mess into a song!' And this is it."
The all-star concert – which also included performances by Darius Rucker, Reba McEntire, Ronnie Milsap, Kacey Musgraves, Brett Eldredge, Kip Moore and Lee Ann Womack – was expected to raise at least $600,000 for the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.
The show ended with all the performers joining Rucker on stage for a group sing of his hit "Wagon Wheel." His backstory? "A couple years ago I was at my daughter's high school talent show and the faculty band played this song," he told the crowd. "I was nearly finished with my album but I texted my producer right there and said 'I want to cut 'Wagon Wheel.''"
After that feel-good moment, Urban closed the night with a fond goodbye to fans: "Thank you. Goodnight, see you next year and God bless the Hall!"
So, What Really Inspired Carrie Underwood's Hit 'Last Name'?
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I've fielded several questions about setting up an autocompleter with Zend Framework and Dojo, and decided it was time to create a HOWTO on the subject, particularly as there are some nuances you need to pay attention to.
I've been using IRC regularly for the past six to nine months, in large part
due to the growing ZF community on the Freenode
#zftalk channel (unfortunately, I simply don't have time to be in that
particular channel any more, but you can generally find me in
but also to keep in contact with other peers, friends, and colleagues.
One difficulty, however, is keeping productivity high while staying on IRC. To me, the ultimate client would provide me notifications when somebody mentions my name or a watch word — allowing me to read the channel at my leisure, yet still respond to people in a timely fashion.
Just about every day, I have an idea for a blog post, and most days, by the end of the day, I just don't have the time or energy to actually write anything up. The inner writer in me screams, "no excuses!" while the aging adult in me whispers, "time for bed, dear."
So, to keep my hand in the game, here are a few things running through my head, or that I'm working on, or that I'll be doing soon.
Today, we released Zend Framework 1.7.0. This release features AMF support, JQuery support, and Twitter support, among numerous other offerings.
For this particular release, we tried very hard to leverage the community. The majority of new features present in 1.7.0 are from community proposals, or were primarily driven by community contributors. For me, this represents a milestone: ZF is now at a stage where fewer and fewer core components are necessary, and the community is able to build off it and add extra value to the project.
Chris Hartjes today was on a quest for a "find in project" feature for Vim. "Find in Project" was a feature of Textmate that he'd grown accustomed to and was having trouble finding an equivalent for.
The funny thing is that Textmate is a newcomer, and, of course, vim has had such a feature for years. The thing to remember with vim, of course, is its unix roots; typically if you know the unix command for doing something, you can find what you need in vim. In this case, the key is the vimgrep plugin, which ships in the standard vim distribution.
I've been getting a lot of interest in my Pastebin demo app — partly by those wanting to play with Dojo+ZF, partly by those just interested in the application.
I'm constantly trying to improve the application. I've done one webinar and one UnCon session showcasing it, and will be presenting it at Dojo Develper Day in Boston this Monday as well as at php|works later this fall, and want to keep the materials up-to-date and freely available. To this end, I've created a Github repository so you can track the latest developments, as well as pull custom tarballs:
All patches and feedback are welcome!
I'm a bit late on my ZendCon'08 wrapup; the conference left me both exhausted and with a backlog of email and work that has consumed me since it ended. However, this, too, is good, as it has given me time to reflect… and to finally get my slides up on SlideShare.
ZendCon was alternately exhausting, rewarding, educational, fruitful, infurating, and ultimately wonderful. I've been to every single ZendCon so far — I started at Zend a scant month before the inaugural event — and have spoken at each. My first time speaking was a fluke; David Sklar had just started at Ning and had to back out of his "Configuring PHP" tutorial session. Mike Naberezny and I were drafted to take it over, and we had N+1 attendees, where N was the number of speakers. Since that inauspicious beginning, I've gradually taken on more sessions and stuck around to participate in the conference more. I can honestly say that this was the biggest, busiest, and most community focussed ZendCon I can remember.
I've been playing around with Git in the past couple months, and have been really enjoying it. Paired with subversion, I get the best of all worlds — distributed source control when I want it (working on new features or trying out performance tuning), and non-distributed source control for my public commits.
Github suggests that
when working with remote repositories, you turn on the
autocrlf option, which
ensures that changes in line endings do not get accounted for when pushing to
and pulling from the remote repo. However, when working with
git-svn, this
actually causes issues. After turning this option on, I started getting the
error "Delta source ended unexpectedly" from
git-svn. After a bunch of aimless
tinkering, I finally asked myself the questions, "When did this start
happening?" and, "Have I changed anything with Git lately?" Once I'd backed out
the config change, all started working again.
In summary: don't use
git config --global core.autocrlf true when using
Now that Zend_Test has shipped, developers are of course asking, "How do I setup my test suite?" Fortunately, after some discussion with my colleagues and a little experimenting on my one, I can answer that now.
I have a number of updates and followups, and decided to post them in a single entry.
First off, you may now view my Dojo Webinar online (requires login and registration at zend.com). Attendance was phenomenal, and I've had some really good feedback. If you want to see it live, I'm giving the talk (with revisions!) at the ZendCon UnConference, at Dojo Developer Day Boston later this month, and at php|works in November. I hope to be able to show new functionality at each presentation.
Second, I've completed what I'm calling version 1.0.0 of the pastebin application I demo'd in the webinar. The PHP code is fully unit tested (though I haven't yet delved into using DOH! to test the JS), and incorporates a number of best practices and tips that Pete Higgins from Dojo was kind enough to provide to me. When using a custom build (and I provide a profile for building one), it simply flies.
The pastebin application showcases a number of features besides Dojo:
Zend_Test_PHPUnit was used to test the application, and
FireBug logger and DB profiler are used to provide profiling and debug
Finally, ZendCon is next week! I'll be around, but already have a packed schedule (1 tutorial, 2 regular sessions, an UnCon session, a meet-the-developers session… and that's just what I know about!). I look forward to meeting ZF users and developers, though, so feel free to grab me and introduce yourself.


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At least 10 people have been killed in auto accidents related to wintry weather that is sweeping across large swaths of the Southwest, and the Northeast is preparing to take a hit from a system that has already caused widespread travel delays.
CNN reports that four people died in Oklahoma since Friday, three died on Interstate 40 in Texas and two people, including a 4-year-old girl, died on slick New Mexico roads.
About 500 flights out of Dallas have been canceled since Sunday. An arctic air mass about to envelop the Northeast will keep high temperatures in the teens for several days.
Fox News reports the storm dumped 10 inches of snow in parts of Oklahoma last night, and the National Weather Service says that holiday travel across much of the Eastern Seaboard could be disrupted.


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A prison-like behavior modification school masquerading as a "therapeutic" school. Children are locked into "quiet rooms" which are small, cell-like chambers with absolutely nothing inside, not even a chair. Cruel prison guards known as AEP staff are always looking to write students up for the smallest infraction. The only kind adults are the under-appreciated para-educators, however they are treated like second-class citizens by the administration. The children are driven to extreme measures (such as running away from the school and/or throwing furniture at people) by the repressive rules that are so strictly enforced.
Bill: Dude! Ms Lefever sent me to the VP's office just for saying damn in class. Who does that?
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Genealogy News: North America – 17 October 2011
This week's topics include an unusual free webinar, Google+, Canadian databases and resources, a Massachusetts genealogical journal, resources in Minnesota and Oklahoma and more.
There are many resources available on almost any family history topic. If you are frustrated at not being able to find what you want, or need help understanding what you have found, that may be a signal to join your local genealogical society.
Newcomers are welcome at all societies, where experts are interested in helping you. Remember that all of us were newcomers at some point regardless of our current skill level. We have all been in the same place as you, and we were assisted by experts who answered those "silly questions" we were hesitant to ask.
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Genealogy News: North America – 25 September 2011
This week we report on why people want to gather more information via digital preservation, a hidden cemetery in Indiana, a photo collection of a Japanese-American internment camp in Wyoming, and a slew of events and classes in Minnesota, Kentucky, Ohio and Canada.
We offered two views of digital preservation in last week's North American News edition.
As promised, writer Mike Ashenfelder of the Library of Congress' preservation blog - Signal - has provided Part 2 of his first post..
In Part 1, he wrote that"relational databases are the engines that drive digital genealogy. Databases make it possible to quickly search through enormous quantities of records, find the person you're looking for and discover related people and events. And when institutions collaborate and share databases, statistical information becomes enriched."
In Part 2, he addresses why modern genealogists want to gather this information.
"Brian Lambkin, director of the Centre for Migration Studies, said that adding multimedia, geospatial data and more, enriches the biographical information about a person. "Potentially there's a biography to be written about every single individual," said Lambkin."
This is what researchers call "adding flesh to the bones." Family history research is much more than merely a dry list of names and dates. We want to know more about our ancestors and this includes all aspects of their lives. Ashenfelder's post provides numerous examples of projects and sites that try to do just that. Continue reading "Genealogy News: North America – 25 September 2011" »


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Group rallies for a unit to probe unsolved cases Dottie Cambray and her backers want investigations of "cold cases." A special unit is impractical, say detractors.
October 11, 2001
By Alicia A. Caldwell INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
For Dottie Cambray, whose brother's murderer has never been brought to justice, one "cold case" is one too many. Since 1998, Cambray, of Fairless Hills, founder and president of Families of Unsolved Murders, has been on a nearly one-woman crusade to bring her brother's 1988 case, and thousands of others like it, to the public's attention. Now she is hoping county officials will create an investigative unit dedicated specifically to unsolved cases, something she says is rare but necessary.
Arrest in cold-case murder yields cache of drugs, guns
January 16, 2008
By Dwight Ott INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A cold case turned hot yesterday for Philadelphia police. Police went to the 2600 block of South 72d Street to execute a cold-case murder warrant for Jamar Wayne Warren, and, in making the arrest, wound up recovering $150,000 in narcotics and cash as well as six weapons. The police fugitive unit and members of U.S. Marshal's Office also discovered a 16-year-old female runaway living with Warren. The runaway was returned to her mother. With the arrest of Warren, 22, of Southwest Philadelphia, police said they closed the case on the 2005 murder of Malik Sims on June 1 and also pulled down a "midlevel" drug distributor in the city, who was said to have been "loaded for bear.
Philly police try to keep cold case alive
May 18, 2012
Breaking News Desk
Philadelphia police have rereleased a surveillance video of an armed robbery in Hunting Park last year in an effort to keep the case alive. The stickup occurred about 10:35 p.m. on Feb. 13, 2011 at the Middle Brook Bar, 601 W. Bristol St. Police said a man armed with a sawed-off shotgun entered the bar, pointed it at the barmaid and demanded cash. He fled out the rear door with $250 and a cellphone. Anyone with information is asked to contact the East Detective Division at 215-686-3243.
Letters: No living witnesses, so cold case was closed
July 11, 2011
In a June 27 column, "A long-ago murder solved only in secret," Mike Kelly said he was told by a policeman "in confidence" that the parents of Candy Clothier's killers were "pillars of the community. " He implied that because of this "pillar" status, I am protecting their names, and he further claimed that if the suspect's names are made public, somehow justice will be done. Kelly tells a moving story. He is no doubt impassioned. He is also completely wrong. I know he didn't get this "pillar" stuff from the Northampton Township investigators who worked for decades to close this case.
Will Philly expert solve cold case ... 447 years later?
March 17, 2010
By DANA DiFILIPPO, email@example.com 215-854-5934
It seems the stuff of historical, heaving-bosom romances: An Italian baroness and her lover are stabbed to death in bed in her 16th-century castle, and their killer slinks successfully into oblivion. But the double murder was far from fiction. Next week, a Philadelphia crime-solver will try to help crack one of Italy's oldest, coldest cases when the International Crime Analysis Association examines the 1563 deaths of Donna Laura Lanza and her lover, Ludovico Vernagallo. William L. Fleisher, founder and commissioner of Philadelphia's cold-case-cracking Vidocq Society, and forensic experts from around the world will gather March 23-25 in Carini - a city in Italy's Sicily region, where the slayings occurred - to reopen the case at the request of Carini Mayor Gaetano LaFata.
Vets sisters persistence revives cold case
November 17, 2012
By Mari A. Schaefer, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Virginia Cleary never gave up. In the 43 years since her older brother Marine Cpl. Robert Daniel Corriveau went missing from the Philadelphia Naval Hospital and was declared a deserter, she never stopped searching for him. She wrote countless letters, called senators and congressmen, traveled to Philadelphia to search news archives, scoured faces in crowds, battled with military and state officials for records and enlisted police and private detectives....
Cold case: Woman, 96, confesses to 1946 killing
June 9, 2011
By ARTHUR MAX, Associated Press
AMSTERDAM - A murder mystery has been solved - 65 years later - with the confession of a 96-year-old woman. The 1946 killing of Felix Gulje, the head of a construction company who at the time was being considered for a high political post, roiled the Netherlands, and the failure to find the assassin became a point of contention among political parties. Yesterday, the mayor of Leiden, Henri Lenferink, said a woman has confessed to the killing, saying it happened in the mistaken belief that Gulje had collaborated with the Nazis.
40G reward posted for info on cop killer in cold case
January 17, 2014
BY DAVID GAMBACORTA, Daily News Staff Writer email@example.com, 215-854-5994
IN ALL likelihood, the three men who were involved with the slaying of Officer Frederick Cione Jr. have stopped running by now. It's been nearly 44 years since Cione, a 25-year-old rookie cop, was gunned down, 44 years since the shooter and his two accomplices - none of whom were ever identified - hit the bricks under the cover of the early morning darkness in North Philly, where Cione had tried to stop and question them. Did the killer and his pals leave the city and try to pretend as if the whole thing never happened?
Forensics experts of Phila.-based Vidocq Society consult on cold cases
August 5, 2010
By Dianna Marder, Inquirer Staff Writer
A 45-year-old woman is found beaten and strangled in the bathtub of her California home in 1998. Detectives find blood samples, hair, a possible suspect (her estranged husband?), even a motive (a $1.5 million inheritance?). But with no arrests by 2003, it is officially a cold case. So in June, seven years later, Det. Erik Longoria of tiny Indio, Calif., seeks help in Philadelphia - not from the police but from the Vidocq Society. Millions tune in for Cold Case and America's Most Wanted , but few know Philadelphia is home to the real thing - an international society of forensic experts who consult, free of charge, on baffling murders.
Sen. Casey asks FBI for help on W. Pa. cold case
February 19, 2012
Associated Press
AMBRIDGE, Pa. - U.S. Sen. Bob Casey is calling on the FBI to try to close the case of a Western Pennsylvania girl who has been missing since 1958 and declared legally dead by a court. The Democratic senator sent a letter to the FBI after reading a recent story about 15-year-old Rebecca Triska's disappearance in the Beaver County Times, the newspaper reported Friday. Police identified a 26-year-old man named Frank Senk as a suspect and found strands of red hair and blood in his car after witnesses said they saw Triska riding in an older man's automobile shortly after leaving a teen dance on Sept.
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Cold case: Who slashed the D.A.'s tires?
August 25, 2016
By Chris Brennan, Staff Writer
Along with the political problems and federal investigation faced by Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams has been a quirky little mystery. Who slashed the tires on two security detail cars parked outside his house in November? That case of vandalism, now more than nine months old, may be on the verge of being solved. Emily Harris, a spokeswoman for the Delaware County District Attorney's Office, confirmed that her agency has been contacted about the case and was "awaiting a formal referral" from Philadelphia.
Defense challenges DNA in 'cold case' trial
April 29, 2016
By Joseph A. Slobodzian, Staff Writer
The prosecution alleges that the killer of Cheryl Hanible in 1989 left behind "touch" DNA when he removed the lace from one of her sneakers and used it to strangle her. And that DNA, Philadelphia police DNA analyst Bryne Strother testified Wednesday, almost certainly came from 54-year-old Rudolph Churchill of Paulsboro. But could Churchill's DNA have somehow, accidentally, been picked up by Hanible's sneaker without his ever touching it? That was the hypothetical question posed by defense attorney Gina Capuano in questioning Strother during Churchill's Common Pleas Court trial on rape and murder charges in the stranglings of Hanible and Ruby Ellis.
Cold case: A year after NE Phila. man's murder, few clues
January 14, 2016
BY DAVID GAMBACORTA, Staff Writer
YOU WANT TO solve a murder, you have to work the crime scene. But what happens when the crime scene stretches across the whole city? That's one of the obstacles with which Homicide Detective Gregory Santamala has struggled while trying to get to the bottom of the cold-blooded murder of Vito Maglio Sr. Maglio, 69, was reported missing by his family in Northeast Philadelphia on Dec. 14, 2014. What began as a worrisome disappearance of an older man with health problems was revealed to be something far more sinister a few days later, when Maglio's GMC Yukon was found in East Germantown, charred and windowless, with no sign of its owner.
Detective's cold case research halted by a missing grave marker
November 30, 2015
By Kevin Riordan, Inquirer Columnist
A week after 22-year-old Nicholas Peter Zizzamia disappeared from his Cherry Hill home May 12, 1979, the body of a young man of similar build and appearance was found 580 miles away in a Richmond, Ind., motel room. The city's Palladium-Item newspaper reported that the man had apparently slashed his right wrist and bled to death watching TV. Authorities did not find a driver's license or other identification in the room, for which the deceased had anonymously paid $13.52 in cash the day before.
Philly Cold Case: Cops still hunting for masked child predator
November 19, 2015
BY DAVID GAMBACORTA, Daily News Staff Writer firstname.lastname@example.com, 215-854-5994
THE GIRL'S dreams were interrupted in the middle of the night by the faint sense of something inching up her leg. A spider would have been scary enough, even for a 9-year-old like her. But then her eyes focused, and she got a good look at the unholy terror that was lurking at the bottom of her bed. A man rose from the floor, his face partially hidden by a green mask. He scooped her up. In the space of mere seconds, he was out of her bedroom and down a flight of steps. Her screams trailed behind her. The terrifying sound woke her father, who darted out of his bed in time to hear the front door slam as it closed.
DNA drives conviction in cold-case murder of a teenager
September 11, 2015
BY DANA DiFILIPPO, Daily News Staff Writer firstname.lastname@example.com, 215-854-5934
WHEN A MONSTER snatched her beautiful teenage daughter off the street, raped, beat and strangled her and then left her like trash in a vacant Kensington house, a homicide investigator warned 17-year-old Anjeanette Maldonado's mourning family that bringing her killer to justice could take time. "The first detective told me: 'You're going to have to wait. You have to be patient.' I thought he meant next week," Anjeanette's mother Paulette Smith, 59, said yesterday. Now, nearly 19 years after Anjeanette was murdered on her walk to school, Smith's long wait for justice has ended.
Cold-case witness says he ID'd the wrong man
September 10, 2015
By Joseph A. Slobodzian, Inquirer Staff Writer
More than a decade before Philadelphia police say DNA linked Rafael Crespo to the 1996 rape and slaying of 17-year-old Anjeanette Maldonado, detectives had another suspect - her boyfriend. Maldonado's friends said she had broken up with Christian Vrabec, a classmate at Franklin Learning Center, the day before she disappeared. And James Moses, one of Vrabec's Kensington buddies, told detectives that Vrabec had confessed to him that he killed the teenager. On Tuesday, Moses nervously admitted that he'd made it all up. "I felt threatened," Moses testified at Crespo's nonjury murder trial.
Cold-case suspect held for murder trial
November 21, 2014
BY MENSAH M. DEAN, Daily News Staff Writer email@example.com, 215-568-8278
JAMES KING, the West Philadelphia man who walked into a police station in September and confessed to a cold-case murder from 2004, was ordered held for trial yesterday. Following a preliminary hearing, Municipal Judge Teresa Carr Deni upheld murder, robbery and weapons charges against King. She set his formal arraignment for Dec. 10. King, 33, of Lindenwood Street near Arch, is accused of committing the Dec. 16, 2004, drug slaying of Raymond Thomas, 24, at the victim's home on Hazel Avenue near Salford Street in West Philadelphia.
Cold-case rapist gets up to 65 years in prison
August 17, 2014
BY MENSAH M. DEAN, Daily News Staff Writer email@example.com, 215-568-8278
CALVIN GADSON, a Germantown man who robbed a teenage couple and raped the girl in 1998 but was not arrested until 2010 when DNA evidence linked him to the crimes, fought back tears yesterday after being sentenced to 32 1/2 to 65 years in state prison. "I'm not perfect," Gadson, 38, said before learning his fate from Common Pleas Judge Giovanni O. Campbell. "I just ask for a little bit of leniency so I can see my five children grow up. " But Gadson's children - who are ages 6 to 17 - will be long grown by the time he is eligible for parole.
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Its no secret Southern Locals football team is really craving a break through victory. For most of its history in the Inter-Tri County League, those big wins have been just out of reach.
Put it this way: during the ITCL era starting in 2006, the Indians have beat a total of three teams that have finished the regular season with a winning record. Those teams were Malvern (6-4) and Bridgeport (6-4) in 2006 and Wellsville (7-3) in the season finale in 2008.
The Indians (5-2, 3-1 in the ITCL lower tier) will get another crack at the elusive big win on Friday as they travel to Western Reserve (5-2, 4-0). The Blue Devils have won five straight. The opponents they have lost to Cuyahoga Heights and Malvern are 6-1.
Western Reserve has been a good solid program in the lower tier for a while now, Southern coach Mike Skrinjar said. We look at this game as a chance to stay in the race because theres a lot of tough teams out there that might have an impact. Were also want the playoffs and know we have to win out to get that chance.
Skrinjar said his team has learned from the earlier losses to Crestview and Columbiana. He said mistakes will have to be eliminated and good team defense will be neccessary.
Skrinjar said Howie Bott, who was injured in the Columbiana game, might get a clearance to play on the line Friday. In the meantime, hes stressing readiness.
Especially in the lower tier, when you have guys go down you have to have others step up if youre going to be a good team. (The backups) have to be ready to make some plays, Skrinjar said.
After a thrilling win over rival Leetonia on Friday, Columbiana (6-1, 4-0) is still in a position where it will struggle. Clipper coach Bob Spaite said senior quarterback Nate Huk and senior running back Britton Steiginga are out with injuries for Fridays game at Lowellville (1-6, 1-3).
Were missing basically 2/3 of our offense, Spaite said. At any small school, thats tough. Were fortunate that our offensive and defensive lines are taking it upon themselves to step up.
Spaite expects nothing to be easy the rest of the way. Lowellville hasnt played Columbiana in the regular season in quite some time, but Spaite is not fooled by the Rockets poor record.
I know everyone say Yeah, theyre 1-6, but theyve played everyone pretty close, Spaite said. Theyre a scrappy bunch of tough kids.
Upper tier
Undefeated Crestview, ranked No. 4 in the latest Div. V state media poll, is quickly approaching its fifth straight ITCL upper tier title.
On Friday the Rebels will be dealing with winless Jackson-Milton, a debut member of the upper tier.
Theres no sugar coating this one. It will most likely be ugly.
Crestview is scoring 54.3 points per game, while the Bluejays are giving up 43.9 points per game.
We dont worry about those things, Crestview coach Paul Cusick said. Were just focused on what we have to do to win a championship.
Cusick said the way things have been going this season have given the team opportunity to try new things.
We like to add something like a new stunt on defense or a new pass route on offense every week, Cusick said. Its all about getting better.
The Rebels especially the line were really proud of hoisting Nick Blower to the all-time school rushing lead in the homecoming game last Friday.
I think the kids were real excited, but I think theyve learned to move on, Cusick said. Theyve all starting to really get that one week at a time mentality.
Playoff outlook
Crestview is pretty much in as it stands now. A home game remains a question mark, but a 10-0 season should get it done in an extremely tough Div. V, Region 17.
Cusick said the team is already laying the groundwork for the playoffs with potential advance scouting.
Dan Hill, Carter and Corey Hills dad, isnt coaching for me this year and he already asked if there are any games I need him to scout, Cusick said.
Columbiana will be in good shape if it can win out. Even an 8-2 mark will leave the Clippers a decent shot at getting a seventh or eighth seed in Div. V. Region 17.
South Range needs to win out to have any shot at extending the season.
I dont see a scenario where Southern makes it in Div. V, Region 17. Heres the problem: Sugarcreek Garaway, Kirtland and Crestview are undefeated. Thats three spots already booked. St. Thomas Aquinas is 6-1 and has games against higher division opponents the rest of the way. Beatable opponents at that. Cuyahoga Heights also only has one loss and has a very managable schedule the rest of the way. Bellaire is 5-2 and its next two games are against Div. IV teams that are 1-6. Parochial power Ursuline is 4-3, but probably would only need one win out of its next three to be in the clear. Columbiana, if it stays consistent, would be the next in line at this juncture, mainly because of its non-league win over Steubenville Central. South Range, Beverly Fort Frye and Campbell Memorial might also have their say before Southern if they manage good finishes.
Leetonia has an outside shot in Div. VI. Region 21. Drew Pasteurs Fantastic50 playoff prediction web site has the Bears with a 53 percent chance if they win out.
All of the Div. III teams in the area are eliminated.
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Crestview and South Range appear headed to the much-anticipated Week 10 showdown. Both teams are 4-0 in league play, while everyone else has at least two losses.
It hasnt been close for either this season. In league play, the Rebels are averaging 62.3 points and South Range 48.8 points.
Speaking of scoring, four area teams are averaging at least 35 points a game Crestview (54.3), South Range (38.4), Southern Local (36.0) and Columbiana (35.0).
In their five victories, Southern Local is averaging 44.8 points and Western Reserve 33.6 points.
South Range has had 14 players score touchdowns this season. Robby Seman leads the Raiders with eight touchdowns, all receptions, followed by Jake Arsuffi and Billy Goodall with six apiece.
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McVay wins Democratic nod for Superior Court seat race
HARRISBURG -- Allegheny County Judge Jack McVay has beaten Philadelphia Municipal Court Judge Joseph Waters Jr. for the Democratic nomination for a vacant seat on the state Superior Court.
McVay, 56. a former pharmacist who's serving his sixth year in the county's family-court division, beat Waters, 60, a retired Philadelphia police captain who is in his fourth year on the bench, in the only statewide race on primary day.
McVay will face Harrisburg lawyer Vic Stabile, who's unopposed for the Republican nomination, in November.
The seat belonged to John Musmanno, now a senior judge.
Peduto wins nomination for Pittsburgh mayor
PITTSBURGH -- Longtime City Councilman William Peduto has won the Democratic nomination for mayor, defeating former state Auditor General Jack Wagner and state Rep. Jake Wheatley.
Peduto is vying to succeed incumbent Mayor Luke Ravenstahl, a Democrat who is not seeking re-election, and the winner of the primary was all but certain to be elected in November in a city where Democrats outnumber Republicans 2-1.
The only Republican candidate, Josh Wander, faced no primary opposition.
2 Democrats win House seats in special elections
Two Democrats, Dan Miller and Kevin Schreiber, are headed to the state House.
Miller won election to the 42nd District seat, replacing former Rep. Matt Smith, who was elected to the state Senate.
Miller competed for the seat against two other Pittsburgh residents: Republican Dan Remely and George Brown, of the Libertarian Party.
Miller will complete his predecessor's term, which runs through November 2014.
Schreiber won the seat in the 95th District, beating fellow York residents Bryan Tate, a Republican, and William Swartz, of the Green Party.
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Unfortunately, most of the folks who use Word -- let's say 399.99 million for a good guess -- have no idea that Word is a leaky ship ready to share their secrets with the world. That this is a serious problem and not just a quirk is evident from the many revelations that have embarrassed politicians around the world when journalists found incriminating material hidden in otherwise normal Word documents.
(One that may have wrecked a political career was the discovery of damaging information in an official Word document relating to Tony Blair's decision to lead Britain to war in Iraq in 2003. For more on this, go to www.computerbytesman.com/privacy/blair.htm.)
Word stores hidden material when tracking changes to a document. If you were writing a book, instead of deleting half a chapter on Millie's college fling, you could simply use a menu option to hide the text. Then, if your publisher complains that you should have included more juicy material on Millie, you could simply press a few keys and restore that whole portion of the novel.
What you might not know -- and what I'm sure most of those 400 million Word users haven't a clue about -- is that the Word document you sent to the publisher already has that hidden text in it. The top honcho at the publishing house could restore that portion herself.
In other words, anything that's hidden in a Word document is actually still in the document. And "hidden" doesn't just mean paragraphs you didn't like. Word even stores a hidden list of the last 10 individuals who opened each document and made any revisions. Each PC used in revising a Word document can be traced using hidden data.
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Save the Word document as a standard kind of file, using the "Save As" function in the File menu. The two choices that work best are RTF and Text. (Am I loony? Isn't Word's "DOC" format a standard kind of file? Not on your life. Microsoft won't even disclose how the DOC format works.)
If the document has a lot of pictures and fancy formatting, save it as a PDF. Newer versions of Word have that option in the File menu. For older versions, go to www.doc2pdf.net and save to a PDF online. (It's free.)
If you're merely going to send a Word document by e-mail, don't waste your time (and the time of the recipient, who has to wrestle with Word just to read your attachment). Select everything in the Word document (hint: press Ctrl-A on a PC or Cmd-A on a Mac to copy) and paste the clipboard contents into the e-mail message. (Another hint: Press Ctrl-V on a PC or Cmd-V on a Mac to paste).
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Prompted by a Wikipedia footnote, I've been exploring the information Alexa has to offer on various sites I visit, and the one I work for. For example, the entry for Spamusers indicates that the second-most productive search query in terms of bringing traffic here, after "spamuser", is "hovermidget", which would appear to lead to this comment by Binkatron. Weird!
Also, Spamusers is ranked higher than Spamusement. Also weird!
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Whereas I think they made a slightly different typo and are looking for a place to pontificate about luxury resorts.
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Inside a converted theater in West Allis that is now the Epikos Church, Northern Room is rehearsing, and its dreamy, U2-indebted alt-rock sounds superb. This is only its second time playing together since 2008, and a benefit this Saturday at Turner Hall Ballroom for the Pablove Foundation - a nonprofit co-founded by Milwaukee native Jeff Castelaz that raises money for pediatric cancer research - is its only planned show.
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The snow made them do it. Discovery World, 500 N. Harbor Drive, is closing at 2 p.m. today because of the weather, according to its Facebook page. They expect to be open at 9 a.m. tomorrow. Just in case, call (414) 765-9966 or see www.discoveryworld.org »Read Full Article
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Trent Reznor shocked fans by announcing a new collaboration with cutesy pop singer Carly Rae Jepsen. Not really; someone just mashed up their songs. But maybe they should tour together? No, no they should not. Journal Sentinel photo by Michele Jokinen. »Read Full Blog Post
Registration open for Braise's annual morel hunt
Someday spring will come, and then it will be time for the annual morel mushroom hunt organized by chef David Swanson's Braise. But you'll have to register for it now.
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Canadian rock duo Japandroids, which released one of 2012's most acclaimed albums, the succinct and aggressive "Celebration Rock," is coming to Turner Hall Ballroom, 1040 N. 4th St., on May 27.
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"Look Behind You!" may be a more appropriate title for a slasher movie than a performance and lecture on Northern Ireland, but tonight's presentation sounds intriguing nevertheless. The event includes candid photos taken by Bobbie Hanvey and snippets of radio interviews with some of Northern Ireland's best-known figures, with Steafan Hanvey providing further context through singing.
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Studio acquires comedy pitch for actors
Universal Pictures has acquired a pitch for an untitled comedy that will star Seth Rogen and Zac Efron.
The pitch was written by Andrew Cohen and Brendan O'Brien and will be produced by Rogen and Evan Goldberg through their Point Grey Shingle. Cohen and O'Brien will exec produce.
Plot details are being kept under wraps.
Rogen can be seen next in Mandate Pictures "50/50" and Efron can be seen next in "New Year's Eve" for New Line.
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Do you use your real name on your SILive.com user account? Roryfnmerola likes to brag that he does.
This Staten Island resident posted his first comment a little over a year ago. Though we'd like it if he'd post more often, Rory's comments are always interesting to read.
When today's story about the Bohemian spirit of Van Duzer Street brought out one too many cynical comments, Rory wrote:
I've lived in this neighborhood for my whole life and this area has been the hub for art in Staten Island for as long as I can remember. I know it's in the paper/online but, it's existed well before my time. Why? Because of location. The proximity to the ferry lends to a more diverse and artistic community and the further away you get the less "hipsters" there are. Oh, and the East Village reference...... The East Village has been turned into some sort of tourist trap. It's like a Bohemian Disney World. How could you make such a comparison? Very out of date. I guess you aren't "hip". As well, if you'd like to refer to it as the new Williamsburgh, you would also be wrong because that neighborhood is comprised mostly of transplants from other states. Whereas this community has been here and most of the people that live in this neighborhood are natives of Staten Island. Have fun at this event if you can. I do appreciate safe neighborhoods, patriotism, suburban landscapes and open spaces just like you but If you could, please, just explain to me what your etc. entails.
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Dragon Age Origins
(PC, PS3, Xbox 360 )
..........By Justin Griffiths Score:
Nov 11, 2009 7:22PM PST
I rented this game yesterday and I was playing it for a little while and it seems like an alright game. The graphics were alright, but nothing spectacular. The action feels slow and boring sometimes. After I beat the Dwarf Noble origin, I went ahead and played the Dwarf Commoner and beat it... but it overwrote my save file for the Noble. It really pissed me off, 'cause I thought you could have a save profile for each character. I was wrong... From all the crazy hype, I thought it was going to be a great game, but l was disappointed. I give Dragon Age: Origins an B-.
Edit: I stand corrected... I didn't see that you could press X at the load game screen and switch to your other heroes saves. I feel retarded. I'll bring my score for the game up to a B+.
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