The Queen of the Caribbean - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Thursday, September 10, 2015
Dy-nasty…
Charles Carrington, a leading British publisher of erotica in late-19th and early 20th century Europe, and possibly written by
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Vanishing Point (1971) Movie Script | SS
I wish to God I was.
Well, then you bullshittin' yourself,
because you cannot make it.
- You wanna bet? - Well, this
must be a souped-up somethin'.
Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, NC–1903 was mixed up with the $18 and came out as 1983…
…when Kay went to Chicago with Stevens. She road the L-train, likely someone took one of the excursions advertised, Sleep My Love, Some Like it Hot, etc…
http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83045366/1903-09-16/ed-1/seq-16/#words=Eastman+gang
Kay met Jean in 1978, this picks up from Ackerman and Nazimova…
This letter provides clues as to when Burns's regular marriage to Jean Armour took place.
Richard gave me a copy of The Broken Wing…
Captain Richard Brown who encouraged him to become a poet.
McQ (1974) - IMDb
Brannigan (1975)
Chicago police lieutenant Jim Brannigan is sent to the UK to escort organized crime boss Ben Larkin back to the USA but Larkin's hit-men prepare
Monk Eastman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The British writer, P.G. Wodehouse, featured a fictional character "Bat Jarvis" in his novel, Psmith, Journalist, who was largely based on Eastman.
Monk Eastman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
EH performed there – “morning of December 26, 1920, Eastman and Bohan met with other men at the Bluebird Cafe in Lower Manhattan.“
Killed with roach poison…
Monk Eastman lived at 221 E. 5th Street at the turn of the 19th/20th century, just about two blocks from Paul Kelly's New Brighton Social Club at 57 Great Jones Street.
Is This How The Fbi Gets To The Bottom Of Organized Crime? - tribunedigital-chicagotribune
Don't blame me for Mafia disrespect.
Blame Vincent "Gigi Portalla" Marino, an East Coast wise guy who made a peculiar claim against the federal government
in court this week.
Gigi is in prison on racketeering charges; he wants a new trial. And as part of his legal lobbying, he's making a strange assertion.
Is This How The Fbi Gets To The Bottom Of Organized Crime? - tribunedigital-chicagotribune
Monday, September 7, 2015
The unconscious mind doesn’t always know what is going on or where it is going…
NARRATOR: Now, computer hacking is rising to a whole other level.
A new generation of cyber weapons aren't just for stealing your credit cards ERIC CHIEN: My mouth was wide open going, "Oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God!" NARRATOR: but are designed for mass destruction, targeting factories, water supplies, power grids, and now, they're on the loose.
SEAN McGURK: It was never intended to get in the wild, but unfortunately it did.
NARRATOR: It's a digital arms race, and the stakes couldn't be higher.
McGURK: This was a digital Pandora's box.
NARRATOR: How can we protect ourselves on this new battlefield? "Rise of the Hackers," right now on NOVA.
Major funding for NOVA is provided by the following: Supporting NOVA and promoting public understanding of science.
And by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
And by contributions to your PBS station from: And Millicent Bell, through: Additional funding from: NARRATOR: It's an intriguing group of scientists from many different backgrounds.
Some are experts in codes and code breaking.
Others are leading researchers in quantum physics.
A few are trying to build the world's most advanced computer.
But together, they're all taking on one common enemy: hackers.
The greatest threat today to the world is the keyboard.
In the past, it may have been nuclear weapons or weapons of mass destruction.
Today, we see that same level of capability being exercised by lone individuals using keyboards as opposed to bombs.
NARRATOR: Hackers are trying to devise ways to steal our money, our identities, our secrets.
But it's not just criminals.
