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jabberd2 win32
A Windows build of jabberd2, popular Jabber server
This page contains jabberd2 SVN version guide that allows compiling and running jabberd2 server natively on Windows machine. You may choose whether you want to build the Windows version by yourself using source code available at official jabberd2 project page / SVN repository or get the binaries I provide at Downloads.
Multi-User Conferencing
Multi-User Conferencing component extension is also available for Windows at MUC win32 page.
Windows platforms prior to Windows 2000 are not supported, so this won't work on Windows 95/98/ME/NT.
jabberd2 binary package is provided at Downloads as MSI installer creating installation files at C:\Program Files\jabberd2 by default, setting up and running jabberd2 components as Windows services.
If you build jabberd2 manually and want to install some jabberd2 component as service type:
router.exe -I
to uninstall type:
router.exe -U
Follow jabberd2 manual to configure jabberd2 exactly same way as on unix machine.
Windows NTLogon authentication
SQLite is default storage & authentication module for my Windows builds. To change that behavior modify sm.xml and c2s.xml configuration files.You may be interested in using NTLogon authentication module, so all your Windows local users are jabberd2 users as well. To use this module edit c2s.xml:
- Setup auth module using: <module>ntlogon</module>.
- Since NTLogon module requires plain-text passwords you need to disable all authentication methods except plain-text under <mechanisms> use <!-- comments -->.
- You may require TLS so passwords are never sent trough unencrypted stream, add require-starttls='true' attribute to your <id>.
- If you want to authenticate domain users rather than your local accounts change realm='mydomain.local' attribute of <id> to match you domain.
Finally you need to enable (uncomment) <auto-create/> in sm.xml (Storage Manager) configuration, this is just because NTLogon let in all Windows users in, even those who have no Storage Manager entries yet.
By default configuration files shipped with Windows jabberd2 build are set up to run on localhost with SQLite module for authentication and storage, with user registration and default TLS/SSL localhost certificate enabled.
If you are willing to run jabberd2 as a XMPP server for sampledomain.com you need to change <id> entries in c2s.xml and sm.xml, so they match your domain: <id>sampledomain.com</id>, before you will be able to serve any XMPP clients for sampledomain.com. The sampledomain.com must be properly set up as DNS entry that resolves to the machine where jabberd2 services are installed and running.You may also need to open ports on your firewall for incoming connections:
- 5222, 5223 (legacy port, if enabled in c2s.xml) – for client to your server connections
- 5269 – for other server to your server connections (only if you plan to open for communication with other servers with s2s service)
If you want to know more about configuration of jabberd2 please read chapters starting from no. 3 of Jabberd 2 Installation and Administration Guide.
Building Windows jabberd2 using Visual Studio 2008 (SP1)
Thanks to Tomasz Sterna accepting my contributions, starting from revision #229 complete win32 support with Visual Studio 2005 project files is present in jabberd2 SVN repository. Starting from revision #751 project files require Visual Studio 2008 (SP1). To build jabberd2 win32 please read the rest of this section. If you are interested just in the binaries go to Downloads.
All libraries shall be installed locally and added to VC Include files and Library files paths using Tools->Options->Project and Solutions->VC++ Directories. All libraries' DLL files shall be copied to win32/bin folder and win32/bin/debug folder for Debug builds respectively.
- libidn version 1.7 or higher, source build using win32/libidn.sln, provides: libidn.lib
- libgsasl version 0.2.28 or higher, source build using win32/libgsasl.sln, provides: libgsasl.lib
- OpenSSL source build, read win32 build instructions provided along with sources, provides: libeay32.lib ssleay32.lib
- Expat XML Parser source build using expat.dsw (auto-converted), provides: libexpat.lib
- udns source build, provides: udns.lib, since there are no VC project files provided along with sources, please use patch files provided at Downloads.
- zlib source build, provides: zlib1.lib, convert & use VC project files at projects/visualc6, link to Win32_DLL_ASM_Release.
If you encounter MASM error: .\inffas32.asm(647) : error A2070: invalid instruction operands
Add a dword ptr type qualifier before [esp] as described here. - MySQL (auth & storage module) binary, linking to: libmysql.lib
- SQLite (auth & storage module) source build, provides: sqlite3.lib. Since there are no libraries for VC except DLLs you shall make one using sqlite-amalgamation-3.x.zip from SQLite downloads.
- TortoiseSVN SubWCRev command present in PATH to generate version.h and version.wxi. Comes with TortoiseSVN bin folder, added to PATH by TortoiseSVN installer.
- WiX 3.0.4401.0 or newer for building MSI jabberd2 setup inside Visual Studio 2005 IDE
- ActivePerl (or any Perl distribution) perl command present in PATH (optional for generation of default configuration XML files)
After all prerequisite libraries are configured for use within VC open win32/jabberd2.sln and build all projects.
Once it is completed you should have fresh & ready Windows build of jabberd2 and jabberd-svn-win32.msi installer at win32/bin folder !
jabberd - Jabber Open Source Server
Copyright © 2002 Jeremie Miller, Thomas Muldowney, Ryan Eatmon, Robert Norris
jabberd - win32 version patches & build
Copyright © 2005-2009 Adam Strzelecki. All rights reserved.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place – Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
- jabberd-2.2svn752-win32.msi 2009-03-05, 2.12 MB, win32 2.2 SVN revision #752 installer (contains OpenSSL), modules: SQLite (default) auth & storage, MySQL auth & storage, NTLogon auth module
- vcredist_x86.exe 2008-09-16, 4.0 MB, Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 SP1 Redistributable Package (x86), if your system does not have the runtime, jabberd2 setup will ask you to install it
- jabberd-2.2svn752-win32-dbg.zip 2009-03-05, 8.37 MB, win32 2.2 SVN revision #752 debug binaries (for advanced users), Visual Studio 2008 (SP1) / VS2008SP1 Debug Runtime is required to use those debug binaries
Windows and Visual Studio compatibility patches:
- udns-0.0.9-win32+VC8.patch 2008-08-18, 38.5 KB, a patch file containing Windows fixes and Visual Studio 2005 project files for udns library, use it together with official distribution sources, tested with version 0.0.9


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Step 5: Using the Candles
Using the blowout candles is easy. Of course you need a cake to be able to use the candles :).
We organized a fictitious birthday party with a virtual cake to celebrate the project and a video of that party and the birthday candles
If the video isnt working, you can try this youtube link: Birthday Candles Video
By using the self-heating of the thermistor itself you should be able to detect the cooling caused by air movement.
Just run enough current through the thermistor that it heats up a few degrees above ambient (and not enough to damage it), and look for quick changes in the port voltage.
You'd be best off to use a much smaller thermistor, though (perhaps something like this cheap thermistor.
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Boy, 2, Maimed in Hawk Attack
the daily dishAlfie Hall's mother Elysia watched helplessly in horror as her son was attacked. "It was really frightening. The bird looked so big and powerful as it swooped down on my son's head. There was blood everywhere. The bird ripped several chunks out of his head, including a big gash right next to his eye which needed stitches. The doctors told us he was lucky not to lose his sight," recalled Hall's mom.
Hall's uncle tried to scare the bird away, shouting and screaming at it when it landed on the toddler's face. An ambulance was called right away and luckily, doctors were able to glue the ear back together in the hospital.
The hawk belonged to a teenager who tried to call the bird away from the child. The hawk, however, ignored the calls. The owner and his pet bird were not doing anything wrong - there are no laws banning owning a dangerous bird or taking it out in public, specifically in the designated area where Alfie Hall was playing.
While it was legal, it was not a smart move, according to Jemima Parry-Jones of the International Centre for Birds of Prey. Parry-Jones said, "Flying one in a children's playground is about the most irresponsible thing you could do. It's extremely stupid."
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If that were my kid you could chalk up one dead bird. Your right to swing your arms end at other people's nose.
December 26 2012 at 8:43 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyI have no problem with someone (going through legal channels) to own a falcon, if that person understands the full responsibility of that ownership. It is an art -- the sport of falconry that is interesting and fun to keep alive. However, no falcon owner would take the bird where other people, who are not savvy about the sport or birds of prey -- unsuspecting people -- might be enjoying the great outdoors as well. There are places to practice this sport. This was obviously not one of those places. Also, any type of pet ownership is a great responsibility. All pet owners need to be sensitive to others, proactive to protect from this type of incident. This could be prevented. Obviously it is not the bird's fault. It is the responsibility of the bird owner to make sure all precautions are taken to avoid this type of incident. It is not the responsibility of non-pet owners to do this.
Everyone is entitled to an opinion on this interesting subject. I am embarrassed to see so many people using inappropriate language in response to this news item. If you want to convince others that you have a valid point, try utilizing a better vocabulary, rather than insulting profanity and vulgarity? A good debate between people is healthy. Insulting, vulgar language is not effective in a debate. Readers cannot help but ignore the argument of people who practice such conduct. I encourage all people interested in responding to this and other fascinating news stories to use powerful yet appropriate language to convince others.
Aww...he's so sweet -- so glad he's alright!
December 24 2012 at 11:19 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyPoor baby. He is precious. Praying for his complete recovery. People stop looking for blame. Accidents happen sadly. It would be use to keep a bird of that nature on a leash however. I'm sure the owner felt horribly.
December 23 2012 at 6:46 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Replyin the USA, these birds are not "pets", as they are a protected species. to have access to such a bird, one has to be a licensed falconer. the steps are very controlled, and many rules are applied. the article didn't mention where this event occurred.
December 20 2012 at 5:44 PM Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down ReplyIt's amazing how whenever an article POINTS OUT something that could have been avoided, a huge slew of Internet fucktarts start spooning together and ralleying in a big "rage-fest" of just how impossibly stupid the person "at fault" was. Obviously no one expected their hawk to grab a child—and moreover, this doesn't even look like a playground. It looks like a ******* golf-course or park so showing us your vagina
December 19 2012 at 12:42 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyPeople are stupid not the bird. Many people live in La La Land.
December 19 2012 at 11:00 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplySurprised the vengeance squad isn't out declaring war on all hawks. Glad, though, that no law prohibits the hawk's caregiver from having the hawk, and that saner minds than the vengeful prevail.
November 10 2012 at 1:18 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplySure the hawk shouldn't be there, but it was. Take your two year old home genius!!!!
November 10 2012 at 10:35 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyBless his little heart how awful,
And i pray he recovers quickly and completely. Now for the idiot who took the hawwk to a childrens playground? STUPID!!! its a bird of prey GET IT? Let the hawk go back to his free life and lock this guy up in a cage. Idiot.


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Adorable Cottage On Indian River in Jensen Beach
- bedrooms 1
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- sleeps 4
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- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Ocean Breeze Jensen
- rates (USD) $ 1,100 - $ 1,400 / month
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Adorable home in Ocean Breeze Park on Indian River. One and a half miles to beautiful beaches with free parking on Hutchinson Island. Can walk to downtown village for shopping and great resaturants. Three miles to Treasure Coast Mall and multi-movie theater. Wonderful local library and golf courses. Many local attractions. 50 minutes to Palm Beach airport. 15 minutes to historic downtown Stuart.
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Central air conditioning & heat, cable TV. Eat-in fully equipped kitchen with coffemaker, toaster oven, microwave, all cookware, cassseroles/servings dishes, utensils, glassware, dinnerware, kitchen linens. One bedroom with new queen bed, queen sofa-bed in living room. One bathroom. All bed linens, pillows, blankets and bath linens provided. On-site parking available. Small grille on open front porch. Laundry facilities within the park.
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Where does WH race in Virginia really stand?
A look at tight battle for swing state
Nov 1, 2012
Julian Walker
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We are you.
The election headquarters and right now governor Romney is barnstorming.
Across Virginia a key battleground state that is too close to call.
In 2008 President Obama became the first democratic presidential candidate to carry Virginia since 1964.
The latest real clear politics polling average now shows a virtual tie in that state with the governor Romney -- in Virginia.
By half a point 47 point nine to 47 point four.
Julian walker is a staff writer for the Virginian pilot in Julie and I know that you know the real clear politics obviously takes all of the polls and averages them out that's where they get that number from.
But you're seeing conflicting messages in the polls taken in Virginia some have the president ahead some -- Romney ahead.
That's right.
A number of polls have been released in recent days and on balance while the numbers have fluctuated.
We see in the same picture emerging that we've seen at least the last week or so which is the average of the polls.
Show President Obama and governor Romney.
Virtually tied.
For the race for Virginia is thirteen electoral votes.
A Rasmussen survey at a Roanoke College survey had the governor Romney efforts by two points and five points respectively.
Washington Post and quinnipiac polls had him up by four points and President Obama up by four points and two points to other surveys showed the race is virtually tied.
The core of president Obama's support in Virginia comes from the northern part of the state right and the northern part of the state is this is the part that got hit the worst.
By this storm water the president's people saying about you know how they feel about their prospects.
Well that that that kind of key urban areas in the state whereas the Democrats and President Obama would expect to do well.
Our Northern Virginia and the kind of central Richmond central Virginia Richmond area.
And in portions of Hampton roads along the eastern seaboard as you point out the Northern Virginia was hard hit by hurricane sandy.
Several of the voter registrars out there.
I had to suspend their office hours during the storm as a result and at the request of governor Bob McDonnell here in Virginia.
Some of those registrars are extending their hours in the coming days to allow those Virginians who were qualified to vote early absentee to do so.
But certainly the impact of the storm could could impact to turn out the one thing that may yarder against that is that.
Much of the power restoration work has has been progressing rapidly in Virginia and so that that may.
Not dampen turnout as much and some of those areas.
One of the parties in Virginia is that especially in the northern part to unemployment is not such a problem because you know -- Washington DC.
Being up there bordering that part of the state.
In the employment situation with the growth in the federal government has been pretty good right.
-- Virginia has its faired better during the recession than many other states it's unemployment late rate has been lower.
That a number of other states and as you point out a lot of that is attributable to the fact that there is federal government jobs and spending.
In the kind of beltway area in Northern Virginia and on the other side and Maryland and then down in Hampton roads long I get along the eastern seaboard.
There is this significant military installations and so a lot of defense spending down there.
And so one of the concerns for Virginia and one of the things is played out in both the presidential race here and that.
Hotly contested US senate race here is what the looming fiscal cliff and sequestration would mean for Virginia going forward.
President Obama one independence.
And me in fact.
In part won the election in 2000 eight by winning independence in Virginia is there any indication how he's doing among independents now.
Well some of the polling suggests that governor Romney is leading with independents.
The keys to this election in Virginia are going to be registration they're going to be turn out and there are going to be organization.
You've got the Republicans -- concede that in 2008 they perhaps took Virginia for granted assuming that it was a safe red state.
They are not missed making that mistake this time around Republicans have more about thirty offices in Virginia and are working hard and -- ground game has made millions of order context.
On the flip side of that you've got the Obama campaign.
Which has built on its successful ground game in 2008 has about sixty offices here.
And they believe that that they have some advantages the Republicans point to early voting trends.
As an advantage for them in places that McCain Palin ticket won.
In 2008.
Democrats look at some registration numbers and think that that's an advantage for them however Virginia's not a state that has.
Party registration -- as voter registration by party ID.
So it's kinda hard to tell who has a registration -- there well and it looks like a tie at this moment Julian walker from the pilot in Virginia there thank you.
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*I had to rename the game to CuberXtreme because some company thinks that people may confuse it with their trademark product. The changes to the Newgrounds file and the new website should be up soon.
Remove all the colored cubes from each stage, set up crazy combo chains, learn the secrets of all the special cubes, and unleash the power of your pet sprite!
Go to www.CuberXtreme.com for additional and more difficult stages after you beat the Newgrounds stages!
CuberXtreme is my first puzzle game and second submission to Newgrounds. It was a lot of fun making it, especially with the new improvements to Flash 8. I hope you'll enjoy playing it!
Rated 4 / 5 stars May 21, 2007
Sweet game
This game was pretty good, very ineteresting concept, just plain fun
Rated 5 / 5 stars May 7, 2007
amazing game...great graphics u musta put so much work into but...but REALLY hard....im stuck on training 4!! help lol
Rated 4 / 5 stars April 7, 2007
The Game Was Excellent
Overall the game was a blast! People dont understand the concept of the blocks not having to be lined up...but rather the "Moving" block will only remove the blocks that it scrapes against when it moves. This game will make a great addition to newgrounds, and was a lot of fun to play. I like to think...
Thanks For The Great Game!! - CaveMaster
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars April 4, 2007
Kind of counterintuitive sometimes. It took me about 10 minutes to figure out training 1, and it seems very silly to me in training 2 that you had to push a block in between the anchor block and another one to make the anchor go away, while pushing one at the end to make it 3 in a row didn't, even though it's the same damn thing.
Rated 0 / 5 stars March 30, 2007
game is boring and the advance lv. 2 you cant beat. game just suck :(


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Can This P-38 Be Saved?
Lockheed P-38 Lightnings brought many a pilot home. This pilot would like to return the favor.
- By David F. Toomey
- Air & Space magazine, November 2009
Courtesy David F. Toomey
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The story was very interesting; I enjoyed it vey much. I envy all the pilots that flew in the war. I am glad that I was not old enough to serve during the war because it took a lot more courage than I have.
I did put some time in the Navy after the war.
Posted by Benjamin Poplar on September 20,2009 | 02:03 PM
I enjoyed the story of David Toomey very much for obvious reasons. My namesake was William "Bill" Thaxton Wheeler. He was a photo reconnaissance P-38 pilot in Italy. He was shot down and lost in December of 1943 when I was just five months old. He was my mother's brother. (my uncle) He was never found. I inherited his Army Air Corp things along with his Purple Heart. His Military Photo portrait, to this day, hangs in my home in Seabrook Texas. I would love to get in touch with Mr. Toomey and share stories. Once again' the story was great.
Bill Schwander
Posted by William Thaxton Schwander on September 21,2009 | 09:34 PM
That was so interesting as I and my husband had a good friend who was shot down over Sicily while flying a P58.
I still have a newspaper clipping (this is in Chicago) reporting his death but without any deatails. (This was war time.) But later after the war we did get more details.
He was a wonderful guy and I have a snapshot of him in his Army Airforce uniform and my husband in his Navy uniform.
Posted by Shirley Jansson on September 22,2009 | 06:49 PM
Grandpa's stories of his adventures, misadventures, and perils over occupied Italy fed my love of flight and history, and as I've grown older and grown to understand them, the meaning of the sacrifices by the Italian partisanis have given me a deeper appreciation of the preciousness of both freedom and the willingness to defend it. I'm proud that Grandpa has been able to help me begin passing on those stories, lessons, and values to my own son - his great-grandson - and I'm very grateful to the Smithsonian for providing the opportunity for him to share this portion of his memoirs with the world.
I've sworn to Grandpa that if we are not successful while he is still around, I will continue trying to recover and raise Duckypoo. He is still currently searching for sponsors to help fund retrieval and restoration.
If anyone reading this article would like me to pass along questions or comments to Grandpa, please feel free to email your correspondence to me at the email listed in the contact info on my website www.garagebay9.com - just click 'Resume' (I'm not listing the actual email here to avoid automated spam scanners).
Thank you all very much, and Grandpa sends his thanks to everyone as well.
- Brandon Toomey
Posted by Brandon Toomey on September 24,2009 | 01:32 AM
I'm proud to be the grandson of this fine man. He's a great inspiration for my oldest brother and I find his stories inspiring or amusing (and sometimes the best ones are both). He truly taught me the largest reason to respect your elders, which for me, is that they went through so much to give a life to their children and pass that sense of self sacrifice down to them. I'm glad he did because my father who with my mother has done so much to give me the great life I have. I love to know that my grandfather is loved by more than just the friends and family he knows. I'd love even more to see his airplane out of the sea. But most of all I'd love to go visit him soon. I haven't had the chance for a while. I take my hat of to him and all of the veterans of any war who went through these kind of situations for their country.
Love you Grandpa
Posted by Nicholas Toomey on September 24,2009 | 02:01 AM
I Love this WWII story. I have done much research on the Second World War and have traveled to many parts of the World -to have a better appreciation for what men like Lt. Toomey sacrificed to save the world. Lt.David Toomey I send you my sincere and best regards. You are the "Greatest Generation" and deserve to have Duckypoo raised for the sake of the historical importance and most of all for the respect due you for your service to our Country. I think about when I was in Florence, Italy several years ago on a trek to re-step some history from WWII- The funded salvage effort to recover the aircraft could come from the many Americans around the Nation that understand and appreciate this very important part of History. My Uncle: 2nd Lt. William L. Shannon was the platoon leader of Company A,1st Battalion, 25th Marines, 4th Marine Division..1st wave Iwo Jimo -19th February 1945.."Navy Cross" for Extraordinary Heroism on D-day First wave of infantry. My Uncle passed away 9 years ago..his memory lives on with me. I hope to help Lt.Dave Toomey get this plane recovered.
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Posted by Harry Shannon on September 27,2009 | 03:51 PM
That was a great story and I myself an fan of aviation. I served in the Army for twenty years and retired in 1987.
Posted by Butch Lemmon on September 30,2009 | 12:11 AM
David Toomey delivered a presentation (with photographs) to our group today.
Dave did a fantastic job of describing his airplane, camera equipment, typical missions and the problems he ran into after putting his aircraft down in the sea. What a treat it is to know this man, his family (eight of them) escorted Dave to our meeting. Although these family members have probably heard Dave's story a number of times they were still on the edge of their chairs with eyes wide open like the rest of us.
Dave, you are indeed a lucky man to have survived WWII and to have such a dedicated family!
"Thank you for your service"
Your friend Tony
Posted by Tony Caruso on October 10,2009 | 09:53 PM
I went and saw David Toomey speak about his experiences yesterday at the EAA Cascade Warbirds meeting over at the Boeing Museum in Seattle, he is as eloquent and humble as his stories, his photographs and mapping displays were amazing. I hope he gets to tell his story to the President, what is above is only a small piece! His emotional expressions of happiness in dancing in the clouds and sorrow for not only the friendly and argumentative Italians but also the then homeless Polish fighters that rescued him. He is a speaker of a time of heros, from Jane riveting a P-51 in Burbank to the Partisans taking a stand in Italy, all sacrificing to straighten out one nightmarish mess. And we owe them, yesterday, today and tomorrow. The least we could do for David is send out a dive team to survey the spot, next week if need be, determine if it is his plane and the condition for those who might be inclined to open their wallet. As a Oregonian, I'm frankly very disappointed in Paul Allen's selfish answer and I hope a thoughtful person comes forward.
We'll get an answer for you David, we owe you one!
john gogol
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Posted by john gogol on October 11,2009 | 05:25 PM
To whom it may concern:
Fighter Pilot Second Lieutenant Richard R. Holt, 0-760312, was killed in action on 13th October 1944, at 1440 hours over Birrenbachshöhe/Much, Germany.
He was flying a Lightning P-38 J-10 #42-67820 Green No. 3, 474th Fighter Group, 428th Fighter Squadron, The "Geyser" Gang .
The address of his parents Mr. John F. Holt and Mrs. Mary L. Holt was 711 South Pittsburgh Avenue, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA.
Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command (JPAC) and Mucher Citizens inaugurated an American Memorial in Much, Germany on August 2008 for the American Aviators and Soldiers who were killed in action liberating our Community Much from tyranny in World War II on 11th April 1945.
First Lieutenant Richard R. Holt is named in the inscription of the American Memorial.
Therefore I am trying to contact family members of Second Lieutenant Richard R. Holt.
Can you help me in this respect.
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Posted by Thomas Anschütz on October 8,2010 | 11:01 AM
My grandad who served in the USAFFE as an infantryman at Bataan remembers the P-38 as "the twin bodied plane the Americans used". It really is iconic.
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Do you think we will see the mother of the ambassador and the other parents in Moochelle´s box at the State of the Union address?
Mostof the attack was caught on drone video,so it´s hard to believe they can´t identify the culprits. Maybe th etruth is they don´t want to catch them because they were paid to raid the compound..By the US government. The whole muslim outrage over the video was timed to cover up this attack. they were way too quick blaming the video,so it had to be part of the plan.To me,this ambassador was murdered by his own country and who knows for what reason. Maybe he was going to be a whistleblower on the whole operation/.
This regime really resents the citizens trying to butt into things. The narrative has already been written and the people need to shut up and believe what they are told to believe.Why must we make it so hard for our dear reader ?
This is going to go the same way as Fast and Furious - into the trashbins of history never to be spoken of again. The government is far too inefficient, incompetent and corrupt to do a fair investigation and hold people accountable. There is no opposing Party willing to put their necks on the line and the fact is most Americans have moved on and no longer care. This, unfortunately, is the liberal society that we live in now.
Families either got a big payoff or a big threat. You don´t hear a peep from any of them and haven´t since early on.
We write our congressmen about Benghazi, no answer accept that they received my email (surprise, he´s a democrat). It´s so frustrating to even listen to the razzle dazzle they´re trying to put out, to see what will stick this time. It´s a simple question - who gave the order to "stand down". In two years from now, we still won´t have any answers except if Bill O´Reilly, Sean and those people start to insist on answers. Surely one of the 30 who was saved by the Seal will come out to thank the family of the Seal. As we all know if this were a republican in office, the press would be all over it.
If the families are asked they will be sittng next to Michelle O. Better do it or else.I think Spidey has it covered. Like at benghazi I bet there are crisp,clear satelite photos of Aurora Co and also Sandy Hook. Let´s see them.I looked up on Wikipedia about ambassadors and embassies. There were 70 located in Tripoli. So what did Benghazi have that merited the attention or at least a consulate and an Ambassador "dropping by"?I did find there was the National Front for the Liberation of Libya there. These were the "insurgents" that we and NATO armed against Kadaffi. So were we still in contact with them? Still with the Arms?
Don´t we all get the picture now? Every time this ambassador was attacked, starting in the spring and leading up to right before he was slaughtered, obama repeatedly stripped him of his security. The call to stand down, I have read, could only have come from the potus.The question is, why did obama want this man dead?
Obama´s determination to follow the killers to the ends of the earth are reminiscent of O.J.´s determination to find the "real killers." Spare me Mr. President.
James Holmes -- 2012 -- white --batman impersonator -- kills 12 wounds 58 in Aurora, Colorado -- facing trial starting this weekUS Ambassador + 3 SEALS murdered in Benghazi -- 2012 -- the only suspect (muslim) released by Libya even after Pres Obama promised we (USA) would find the culprits and deal with them. State Dept says it is an FBI case and they won´t comment.Rep Gifford (Dem) wounded -- Jan 2011 6 killed -- white guy -- already sentenced to life in prison.Major Hasan -- 2009 -- muslim -- shouts allah akobar (?) -- kills 13 wounds 29 at Ft Hood -- if and when he comes to trial he can flout Army regulations by wearing facial hair -- still not on trial -- judge (hard core Army colonel) removed from case even though no bias proved.White guys go to trial. Muzzie cases seem fade into the twilight+Seems that there is a muslim in the wood pile.
...and they´ll be even deader when the issue is buried.
#10 - the muslim, aka musbro, sitting in the woodpile is actually sitting behind the wooden desk in DC.America will never get the truth and nobody will pay.
3 hours after the start of the attack Biden and Obama left the oval office for one hour. They were both on the phone with Bibi Netanyaheu. Call to Bebe began at 6:30 PM and ended at 7:26 PM. At 7:28 PM Biden and OIbama are photographed returning to the oval office and being briefed by Deputy National Security Advisor McDonald.Who was in charge while they were gone? At 6:30 the Pentagon ordered a special operations team in Europe to move to Sicily. Who gave the order? At 7PM US Security team from Embassy Tripoli lands in Benghazi and trys to arrange transportation. Newt Gingrich has said an unnamed Seantor told him some one ordered the counter terrorism group to "stand down". Who gave that order and when? What did Obama do after he received the update from McDonough, if anything?
Excuse me, McDonough, not McDonald.
Let´s not pussyfoot around. Obama and his adm. is EVIL. David Limbaugh is right. Obama is the Great Destroyer! That comes from the bible: Jesus said the devil comes to kill, rob and DESTROY. That´s why Zero is cold blooded. He doesn´t care if people die as long as he stays in power. His father is the destroyer the Lord talked about.
No12. You mean with his feet on the desk.
Yes, hold, hold, hold until the people are distracted by other things. Remember Janet Reno?
If I typed what I would like to do to the idiot and murderer in the wh, I would have the SS all over the place. I feel sorry for them in a way having to protect bammy and the linebacker.
Hill-err-ee-ass Herself´s testimony, upcoming (and upchucking)..."Ben Ghazi has done a great job at the Fed as Chairman... I have to go now...Pleased to accommodate your request for my input. Sayonara."This witch faked her health problems to delay her appearance and concoct the best lies.She´ll deliver some whoppers to the committee at the hearing."Have it your way. I´ve testilied all I can.Thanks for the personal grilling. Ciao!"
Crisis manufacturing is the first and most underrated function of our increasingly violent government. Benghazi can never be exposed. Bilary must be protected. We´ll never know about Vince Foster, Ron Brown,JFK, Waco, MLK, RFK, John Lennon, Oklahoma´a Murrah building, so many school deaths. The question must be asked: how much of all this violence is staged? Look that the opportunities that follow all of these crises. Qui bono?, the timeless first question in all crime: "who benefits?"All the socialist schlepps have benefitted greatly with this last most frightening massmurder. They´ve all come out louder than ever before, relentlessly trading on the miserable, brutal act of school deaths, calling for Hitlerian confiscations. Is it even imaginable that any of these were possibly staged? Is this another Manchurian Candidate, of pre programmed violence where the supposed killer always dies immediately?Our New World Order demo socialist State is providing an unprecedented avalanche of crises. Fast and Furious, Benghazi, open borders, communist medicine, too many violent deaths beyond any good person´s belief system and set of moral values, but it just keeps happening, almost as if by design. All of it.


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PRP is not covered by my insurance and is very expensive. I'll have to get very lucky in Vegas! Francine
I don't have anything substantive to contribute here, but it is interesting to me that A and B both point to patellar tendon involvement. Is there a diagnostic that they can do to "test" whether a patellar tendon focused approach will address the pain? For example, injection of local anesthetic into the appropriate place and activity testing it? Injection of anti-inflammatory into an appropriate place and seeing if symptoms are relieved. I had cortisone injection into the sheath of a foot tendon done with my acute foot tendonitis about 4 years ago as a diagnostic leading up to surgery, and it really increased my confidence that surgery was the right thing to do. Good luck with your decision making. I am also a SF Bay Area frustrated cyclist-- knee pain has kept me off the bike for 4 months now and my progress has been pretty slow. I'm on doc#2 and will likely see the Stanford folks in a month if I continue to fail to progress. I'm getting really sick of swimming.Is C at UCSF?


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Rory McIlroy heads to this week's Shell Houston Open no longer the world's No. 1 golfer, having ceded the spot to Tiger Woods, but he takes it as a natural, cyclical downturn.
Watson fires 67 in last Tour round before Masters
Bubba Watson tied his career-best round at Bay Hill with a 5-under 67, finishing just before the leaders teed off and the wind machine started on Sunday.
Bradley fires 66 to get into contention at Bay Hill
Using a new putter and hitting fairway after fairway, Keegan Bradley seems to have figured out the tough Bay Hill track and is now in contention to make a run on Sunday at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Mickelson's putting woes continue at Bay Hill
Phil Mickelson's trip to Bay Hill Club & Lodge was a littler shorter than he expected. After rounds of 73-79, Mickelson is on his way to see swing coach Butch Harmon before heading to Houston next week.
Watson gives up one captain's pick for '14 Ryder Cup
In his first major decision as U.S. Ryder Cup captain, Tom Watson announced Wednesday that he will relinquish one of his four captain's picks for the 2014 matches at Gleneagles in Scotland.
Just like old times: Yale clips Bradley in dual match
In a nod to one of college golf's fading traditions, Bradley and Yale met Monday at Streamsong Resort in an event as unusual as their surroundings here on a reclaimed phosphate mine: a dual match.
Hip injury pulls Els out of Tampa Bay
Ernie Els, citing a hip injury, withdraws from next week's Tampa Bay Championship on the PGA Tour
McIlroy shows signs of turnaround
Rory McIlroy followed a 3-under 69 Friday with a 71 on Saturday, and the World No. 1 finally looks as if he's starting to turn things around on the golf course.
Price, Els rejected on Presidents Cup changes
Seeking a Presidents Cup format similar to the one used in Ryder Cup while citing differences in the world golf rankings, Nick Price and Ernie Els are among those who see their case rejected.
Nicklaus to visit Presidents Cup contender in Asia
Jack Nicklaus will visit a potential Presidents Cup host site during an 18-day trip across the Pacific.
Ears ringing, USGA and R&A consider anchoring
Now that the 90-day comment period regarding the proposed anchoring ban is over, the U.S. Golf Association and the R&A – which received an earful from many of golf's leaders – have a few things to consider. The game's governing bodies released statements March 1, saying the comment period that ended Feb. 28 has been "very constructive." Now, golfers worldwide – professional and amateur – are left to see what's next.
Q&A: Ken Kennerly, Honda Classic tournament director
Ken Kennerly, head of the Honda Classic since after the 2006 event, has overseen tremendous growth in the PGA Tour's annual stop in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. Our Alex Miceli catches up with the Honda Classic tournament director.
Thompson, Ogilvy earn last-minute invites to Doral
After the Official World Golf Ranking was updated with results from the Honda Classic, Michael Thompson and Geoff Ogilvy found out they will be making the drive from PGA National in West Palm Beach, Fla., to nearby Trump Doral in Miami for next week's WGC-Cadillac Championship.
Yang likes windy conditions, moves into contention
Reverse was the order of the day at the Honda Classic on Saturday, as most of the field could never find the right gear, falling backwards. But 2009 Honda Classic champion Y.E. Yang found the conditions to his liking, and on "moving day" did just that.
Tale of two No. 9s: Rookie Streb bounces back
On Thursday, rookie Robert Streb birdied No. 9 at PGA National near dusk to close out a solid first round -- and exorcise the demons of a wayward No. 9 at sunset while missing the cut at Riviera.
Weekley's putter shines early at Honda Classic
Boo Weekley's putting kept pace with his trademark shotmaking to push him near the top of the leaderboard Thursday at the Honda Classic.
Taylor begins to find his way back to Tour
Vaughn Taylor, who has made less than $1 million in the past two seasons combined, hasn't cracked the top 10 since a T-5 at The Barclays in August 2010. He says his game is "coming around."
Entering Honda, McIlroy insists 'everything's there'
It's like chalk and cheese. That's how Rory McIlroy, the world's top-ranked golfer, explained the recent problem with his game. Through two events this year, McIlroy has shown nothing close to his 2012 form.
Finchem: Singh case to be resolved 'relatively soon'
The fate of major champion Vijay Singh, who has admitted to using a substance banned by the PGA Tour, should be decided "relatively soon," commissioner Tim Finchem said.
Miceli: Showdown builds over anchored stroke
What started as a proposed rule change has intensified into a showdown between golf heavyweights: the USGA in one corner versus the PGA Tour and PGA of America in the other. The outcome remains in doubt as the USGA and R&A's 90-day comment period expires Feb. 28.
Course owners tell USGA not to oppose anchoring
In the statement addressed to USGA executive director Mike Davis and signed by NGCOA chief executive Michael Hughes, the association said it is uniting with the PGA against the proposed ban.
Sources: Player Advisory Council opposes ban
Opposition to the proposed ban on the anchored stroke surfaced Monday night in two key meetings on the PGA Tour.
PGA Tour leans toward opposing ban
With the 90-day commenting period up on Feb. 28, the PGA Tour is preparing to take a stance on the proposed anchoring ban, and many believe that commissioner Tim Finchem is against the ban.
Couples takes Hall-of-Fame criticism in stride
Raymond Floyd is outspoken about the lack of criteria for a golfer to be enshrined in the Hall of Fame, remarks that ultimately are aimed at good friend and 2013 inductees Fred Couples and Colin Montgomerie.
5 Things: Donald focused as he begins 2013
5 Things: Luke Donald may not be the World No. 1 anymore, but he's concerned only with improving his game. So far in his 2013 PGA Tour debut, Donald is two shots back of the lead heading into the weekend at Riviera.
5 Things: Garcia shoots 65 in 2013 Tour debut
Sergio Garcia fired a 6-under 65 in his 2013 PGA Tour debut. Here are 5 Things you need to know from Thursday's first round at the Northern Trust Open.
A 'fraction' off at Pebble, Mickelson looks revitalized at NTO
Phil Mickelson has had a bit of a Jekyll-and-Hyde existence the last two weeks. He nearly shot a 59 at Phoenix, cruising to a four-shot victory. Then he went to Pebble, where he barely made the cut. Which Mickelson will show up this week?
Singh holds some options in drug probe
More than a week has passed since the startling revelation that Vijay Singh took a substance prohibited under the PGA Tour Anti-Doping Program. Many Tour observers wonder how Singh, who has won 34 Tour events in a Hall of Fame career, could have competed last week at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am after such a turn of events.
Durant, Slocum hope to turn tide at Pebble Beach
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SYRACUSE -- Day one, opening day, saw light attendance, just 41,923 fairgoers, but it's much more crowded on Friday as the weekend gets underway.
It was pie day, with judging at the Art and Home Center. Thirty entries for the judges to sample, with the blue ribbon going to a blueberry-grape pie. Second place was an orange-cranberry creation.
The first Friday of the Fair is traditionally Law Enforcement Day, with lots to see.
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A lone, predatory cross-dresser has been cautioned for outraging public decency after having sex with a dog in the moat of an English Heritage castle, the Telegraph reports. The incident at Henry VIII's Pendennis Castle, which overlooks Cornwall's Falmouth Bay, took place at "around a quarter to 12" on Saturday 10 July, when the …
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No, the former Mrs Billy Joel...
Snort! Guffaw! Fnarr-fnarr!
"Jeffrey Weiner". Hu hu...chortle...
Every day's a school day.
Weiner. Pronounced Why-ner.
Had it have been spelled Wiener I would concur.
In these instances it's the second letter of the 'ei/ie' combination is the pronounced letter.
Wow. I actually learned something from being forced to take German in school.
Weiner. Pronounced Why-ner.
Whyning about alleged wiener seems to be the lawyer's case in point.
In America it's pronounced "Wee-ner", not "Why-ner".
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(Not you. Just in general. I had to go there.)
Its a caution for actually going boning (pun intended) a dog. Jail time under extreme porn laws for anyone "only" having a video of it... Makes sense for English law I guess...
As much sense as ..
the US laws;
Shag a dog==5 years
drug and shag a 13 year old==90 days "psychiatric evaluation"
so no arrest and no names - must have been a politician of a police officer.
We await
The poignant and tasteful Playmobil reconstruction!
yet (cue obligatory IT angle) being in possession of an image of the same (even if both parties consented) would result in jail?
Miami lawyer "Jeffrey Weiner"
Horatio Caine (removing sunglasses): "It's a dog's life." YEEEEAAAAAAAAAHHH!
"cautioned for outraging public decency after having sex with a dog"
Fortunately only a caution as it is clearly a lesser crime than if someone had photographed the events and "made an image" on a pc.
...I must be blind...where exactly is the IT angle here?
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Wow, you're the second commentard in two minutes I am going to have to kill.
Somebody tell him.
Just don't video that
I don't want to have to be smuggling files inside cakes for you.
Mmmmm, cake..... :-)
It's in Bootnotes Dummy!
Deary deary me, will they never learn?
There you go Sarah. You deserve a rest after all that hard work you put in yesterday on the elReg commentard guidelines. Have a beer on your way home! My shout.
Make IT? a trap
Including the IT? icon could automatically redirect the (lowest form of) commentards to the new guidelines, with an added #18) Thou shalt not question the IT angle.
Or redirect them to some sort of goatse page - either way.
"IT?" icon
Why not remove it? It only encourages them. And it would leave room for a Playmobil one.
IT angle?
wait - is this not bestiality monthly?
Judge Dredd..
Old Mrs. Hubbard
Went to the cupboard
To give poor Rover a bone.
When she bent over,
Rover came over
And gave her a bone of his own...
(God, I don't believe I remembered that!)
(I'll also definitely get my summer coat)
Re: Judge Dredd
Just being slightly pedantic, but it's "Judge Dread"... The song was "Big 7" and the lyrics are:
Old Mother Hubbard went to the cupboard to get the poor doggy a bone
When she bent down the dog came around and he gave her a bone of his own
Must dig out my old Judge Dread tapes...
The dog was no doubt...
The dog was no doubt microchiped - there's your IT angle those of you needing one!
I normally laugh at stories like these but the one with the cross-dresser in the moat with the dog is just too strange! You couldn't make it up!
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I claim the rights to "Cluedo - Perverts edition"
And They Call IT.....
...well there is an 'it' in the lyrics
IT angle is quite obvious..
...if IT stands for Interspecific Transgendered.
I don't think bonking a dog can be classed as "predatory". You're stretching things there.
@TkH11 - Would be if it didn't consent or enjoy it!
Would be if it didn't consent or enjoy it!
Isn't this what people mean...
when they talk about going dogging?
Or it didnt happ...
Oh fuck it, Rover, come here. Now where did i put my camcorder...
Is this what bestiality has come (cough) to?
Will no one think of the sheep? That mutt was a right munter (or vice-versa).
Devon, Cornwall
If you'd lived in Devon or Cornwall, then, well, the females are a bit thin on the ground and not much to look at anyway, you know, people get desperate.
Oi! My missus comes from Devon
Oh, hang on, we met after she'd moved to Sussex...
IT Angle? Commentards
Stuff in the Bootnotes section isn't always about IT.
Quit yer bitchin'.
Is that OK, Ms Bee?
It's the cats I feel sorry for
They must feel "put out" at nights!
IT angle???
Hee hee, Just kidding!
Nice to see my dear county comes up trumps again for weirdo-sex stories. Must be something in the air. I wonder if he tried the same trick on the other side of the Fal at St Mawes as well?
So remember guys, if you want lots of bizarre sex toys, a vibrant dogging scene, manure to masturbate in and dogs to shag while dressed up in womens clothing, then SUNNY SUNNY CORNWALL IS YOUR IDEAL DESTINATION!
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VCU Study Says Smart People Are More Symmetrical
A VCU study has identified a relationship between intelligence and body symmetry. Charles Fishburne reports.
They say if your right side matches your left side, you're probably smarter than if you were…well, lopsided.
Banks: Fingers, toes, hands and feet…
George Banks and his colleagues are doctoral candidates at VCU's School of Business and they were looking for ways to predict success in the workplace.
Banks: …The correlation between intelligence, or someone's cognitive ability, and their body symmetry.
So he and his colleagues summarized the results of 14 cross-studies…1,871 subjects to be exact and they found…
Banks: …A relatively robust strong correlation between intelligence and body symmetry.
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Banks: (Laughing) Most likely not…
Banks is co-author of the study, "Smarter People are More Symmetrical."
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Trying not to keep all my eggs in one basket....
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One place that is "different" is:
Go into a SMALL closet in your house. On THE INSIDE of the closet, above the door, carefully cut an opening in the sheetrock with a utility knife. The door jam will prevent anything from disappearing inside the wall. You will have a "compartment that is about 3 1/2" deep, about 14" long and (usually) about 12" (or more) high. Small is better since a person will not be able to physically enter the closet easily.
After you have cut the sheetrock, glue 3 or 4 pieces of 1/4" x 2" x 4" pieces of wood to the inside of the opening so that part of the wood is a backer for your cut piece of sheetrock.
If you cut carefully, the piece of shetrock will fit right back in the opening (and stay there) and not be noticeable to any casual observer. The piece of sheetrock can easily be removed with a fingernail or a thin knife blade slid into one of the openings for access to the interior.
How many thieves are going to think to look above a closet door on the inside of a small closet ?
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From one that will remain nameless:
If the robber sees your tall he looks down low and if your small he looks up high.
If your going out, devide your money into two purses/money holder, so if your mugged you give them the lesser of the two.
From my experience:
If your going to hide valuables make sure one other person knows. When my mother died, we went through her things very quickly and chucked some cold cream tins. At 2am in the morning I woke up and remembered with shock that she had hidden some of the family jewelry in one. So up I got and raided the trash but with great fortune it wasnt in those we'd chucked. We found it the next day. She hid stuff everywhere, in dressing gowns, socks you name it she squirrelled (mostly cross stitch stuff) away.
Remember if your clever you can hide in plain sight. I watched an episode of Mentalist last week where the guy had hidden 10 diamonds in a crystal Chandalier/light fitting.
Security comes from thinking outside of the box!
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Posted 20 April 2009 - 10:44 PM
Otherwise, I think that people who post here are most likely careful enough in how they post, that they should not be "known".
And just because we post an idea, doesn't mean we *do* that particular one.
Thanks for the concern for our safety.
Where words and actions disagree, the heart is revealed.
Look how often the unexpected happens... and we still don't expect it.
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Thieves are a problem, but I'm more worried about myself hiding something and later forgetting about it and accidentally vacuuming it up or throwing it in the wash.
Yehp me too!. I get it from my mother, who hid things in very strange places around the house and found it hard to find them again.
Posted 04 May 2009 - 12:25 AM
We invented this system in high school to pass notes, and hide things that being the rebellious teenage girls we were, we did not want teachers or parents finding. Cigarettes and other contraband. Lord we were rotten.
Here is the possibly offensive part.... What you do is buy a box of tampons...Then you open them by pushing them out and popping the seal instead of tearing it... You then throw out the actual tampon and are left with the applicator.... You then place what you want to hide in the applicator...You put it back in the plastic wrap and seal the end back with a drop of glue if you want... Then you can put it in your pocket book, or glove box ect.
If you are hiding cash you can easily prepare a whole box if done carefully and have yourself a $1,500.00 box of tampons. Now I used to carry one in my glove box when I was making the 8 hour trip to Ohio on a regular basis. At one point I left my van with a mechanic over night and someone busted out my windows and took what they could find of value. They took out my glove box- dumped it out- took what music and stuff I had in there- they also took my change out of the cup holder....but my tampon with the $100.00 in emergency 20 dollar bills was laying on the seat untouched!! It was 2 men and 1 woman who did this so it worked on the woman as well as the guys.
Good grief as I sit here thinking back it's a wonder the school didn't ship us off to the nurses offfice with as many tampons as we passed, but we never had to read a note out loud in class. We only had one teacher ask to see what was handed back and when we went up to show him his face turned 20 shades of red and it was never an issue after that. After all, the only thing he saw was a tampon in a wrapper.
Well that's my best hiding spot- don't think too bad of me.
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