Bose Cd/Radio Player

I have one of these and it is great, Very good quality Sound, Loud, easy to use. Only draw back is that it is on the expensive side.

Artwork From my Friend.

Check out my Friends Blog To check out his Artwork :

http://yamzart.blogspot.com/

Bicycle/Skate Helmet

Very nice helmet for bicycling or skating (I use it for Bicycling), inexpensive and comfortable to wear,


Lightweight skate style helmet with removable graphics. One-size shell with 3 pad fit kits to accommodate S, M, L. Meets CPSC standards for bicycles

Sirius Satellite Plug + Play Receiver

Good Little Satellite Radio, Very inexpensive, Easy to install, only drawback was the dial tuner However the presets on the Radio made up for this drawback.

Rats and Cockroaches.

Things to Remember : If you ever see a whole bunch of of Rats or Cockroaches all running in one direction, Make sure you run in that same direction. Do not Stop, Do not go to check out what they are running from, Do not stay in one place and wonder WTF is going on? Just run as far as and as long your legs will let you and then run some more.

Not The Dog !!

(09-29) 18:08 PDT Jeannette, Pa. (AP) --
The financial situation is so bad in one western Pennsylvania city that even its police dog has been laid off. Jeannette City Council on Tuesday voted to lay off nine workers of the city's 47 workers effective Oct. 5. They include three of the city's 12 police, including Officer Justin Scalzo who handles the city's drug-sniffing dog, Wando.
Police Chief Brad Shepler said the layoffs come at a time when the city is seeing a boom in drug trafficking. Shepler's department is also losing its two meter maids and a secretary.
The other layoffs involved trash collectors and public works employees.
The city has a projected $440,000 budget shortfall. Some of the workers could be called back if finances improve.


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Don't Tase me Bro !!

(09-25) 09:38 PDT Cheyenne, Wyo. (AP) --
A Cheyenne man who doused himself with white latex paint in hopes of avoiding a police Taser was hit with the stun gun anyway.
The Taser chase happened Sept. 16, when Cheyenne police went to Brian Mattert's house on a domestic violence call. The Wyoming Tribune Eagle reports that when police arrived, Mattert thought they'd use a Taser on him, so he hastily covered himself in paint and told officers that if they shot him with the stun gun, he'd die.
Officers told him the paint wouldn't affect the Taser's capability. According to police, Mattert scuffled with officers and was hit with a Taser twice before officers handcuffed him.
He faces several criminal charges. Police say the officers' uniforms had to be cleaned.
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Information from: Wyoming Tribune Eagle - Cheyenne, www.wyomingnews.com


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Vegetable Power!!!

(09-23) 09:08 PDT Frenchtown, Mont. (AP) --
Police say a Montana woman used an unlikely weapon to fend off a charging bear — a zucchini.
Missoula County Sheriff's Lt. Rich Maricelli says a 200-pound black bear attacked the woman's 12-year-old collie just after midnight Wednesday on the back porch of her home about 15 miles west of Missoula.
When the woman, whom police did not name, screamed to draw the bear's attention, it charged her and swiped at her leg.
Maricelli says the woman jumped back into the doorway and reached for the nearest object on her kitchen counter — a 12-inch zucchini from her garden.
The woman flung the vegetable at the bear, striking it on top of the head and causing it to flee.
Maricelli says the woman did not need medical attention. Wildlife officials were trying to locate the bear on Thursday.


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