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1 pm -- A burglar used a pry tool to break into a 2001 Dodge pickup truck.

6:30 pm -- A woman reported that someone used here Social Security number to open a cellular phone account.

8 pm -- A thief took a car cover off a red 1968 Ford Mustang and then fled.

10:30 am -- Two robbers approached a man and demanded his money. When the victim refused, the robbers dramatized their disappointment by kicking him about the head, torso and arms before fleeing.

11 pm -- A man was approached by a man who asked for change, then reached into the victim's pockets, grabbed his cellular phone and fled eastbound on 8th Street.

12:30 am -- A thief used an unknown tool to remove the hinges from the doors of a 2000 Jeep and then removed the doors.

9 am -- Sometime over night, a burglar entered an apartment by removing a screen on the kitchen window, removed items and then fled.

11:15 am -- Upset that she had received a parking ticket, a woman threatened a parking enforcement officer, saying "I'm gonna kick your butt."

11:30 pm -- A thief stole the passenger and driver's side doors of a 1992 Jeep.

6 am -- A man approached his roommate while he was showering and said, "Get out of the shower."


The above are extracted from real police reports. Only the names have been changed to protect our sanity.


Bumble-Bees and hornets can be a nuisance. A simple trap can be made from a jug -- you know the kind with a large body and a narrow mouth at the top. Roll a piece of paper into a cylindar. Put a little honey or sweet water on the paper and put more in the bottom of the jug. Don't put too much or you'll drown the soon to be captured bumble-bees or hornets. Insert the paper cylindar into the jug so that a little protrudes from the top and the rest sticks about two-thirds into the jug.

The flying varmits will find there way into the jug down the tube but they will not be able to find their way back out. Be sure to empty the jug so that these pests can be relocated not killed.


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Second to Last Place I'd Look

Here's a game you might enjoy. Take a phrase, any ol' phrase, and submit it to a search engine. For the fun of it I tried "Not if you were the last man alive".

Don't use exact phrase match. Let the search find documents which happen to have that concatenation of words. Be sure to ignore any result which is directly related to your search phrase. In this way you may well stumble across webpages which may elude you during the normal course of your browsing life.

In the case of "Not if you were the last man alive" you should find results similar to the following:

If you like this, then you'll like that -- A fine (451k) reference helpful in reminding yourself of a science fiction author or book title that is "on the tip of your tongue".

The Top 100 Things I'd Do If I Ever Became An Evil Overlord -- This page pretty much speaks for itself. ;-)

Right You Are! (If You Think So) -- a play by Luigi Pirandello. An English translation from the Italian.

Genius Ignored -- Van Gogh -- an interesting discussion of Van Gogh as a genius ignored in his time along with some excellent pictures of his paintings.

Quotes -- notably none of the quotes has anything to do with our search phrase.

Linux Gazette August, 1995 -- A rather old but servicable issue from the Linux Gazette.

Ten Years After Tiananmen -- An article hosted by Amnesty International giving a historical update.


All in all a rather eclectic batch of webpages dredged from our phrase. Note: The above list excludes a very bizarre page about someone obsessed with becoming Peter Pan, and a few broken links.


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