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A man barricaded in his home was shooting at family members through the window. Sheriff Brown set out with his tactical team to flush the shooter out of the house, but not before the shooter set fire to the house with his victim, his wounded brother laying on the front porch.
Credit: Bedford Bulletin, Bedford County Sheriff's Office
When I was a kid, my favorite prehistoric non-dinosaur was the smilodon, or saber-toothed tiger. This is not a smilodon skull. It is a skunk. Who knew skunks had such pointy fangs?
My shoulder has been sore for a few weeks now. I doubt that carrying around my laptop, Arabic book, and yoga mat has been helping matters much.
One of East Midlands Trains' few 4-car Meridians, 222103, stands at Derby waiting to form the once-daily service to London St. Pancras via Melton Mowbray and Corby. Since this route is so infrequently served there would be no second chance for me to see the sights from it, so getting a seat with a good view out of the window was important. The train sat in the platform for what seemed like an age before the guard finally unlocked the doors to let us on and all the while other passengers were appearing who might have taken all the good seats on this short train.
Present tense
Copyright 2009 Ron Diorio
Courtesy of Peter Hay Halpert Fine Art
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The Stars & Stripes Festival 2011 had a monkey racing attraction.
What's better than monkeys?
Monkeys racing on dogs!
This little guy was winning, but looked back to make sure he had a good lead. Meanwhile, his dog kept everything pointed in the right direction.
These are from back in September - it just took me a while to upload these
Cape Hedo, Northern tip of Okinawa
Japan
Sebastian at the Rainbow Bridge June 28, 2010
my tribute:
safoocat.wordpress.com/2010/06/29/sebastian-my-favorite-cat/
The Tate Modern has a massive, open plan, ground floor which is a little eerie. I spotted this girl running and snapped her from the bridge above. I always carry my Lumix LX2 for such occasions.
Very smart. Future Tense host Jon Gordon pitches for a Minnesota Public Radio fund drive through his Facebook status update. Read Fundraising Through Facebook Feeds.
This dance
This dance
It's like a weapon
It's like a weapon
Of self defense
Self defense
Against the present
Against the present
Present tense
I won't get heavy
Don't get heavy
Keep it light and
Keep it moving
I am doing
No harm
As my world
Comes crashing down
I'm dancing
Freaking out
Deaf, dumb, and blind
In you I'm lost
In you I'm lost
(...)
A very tense staredown...
Shall just share this from Wiki hehe: Although commonly known as the saber-toothed tiger, it was not closely related to the tiger or other modern cats, belonging to the extinct subfamily Machairodontinae, with an estimated date of divergence from the ancestor of living cats around 20 million years ago.
When a man boards one of these fishing vessels he doesn't know what to expect or what might be found, so he is all keyed up as he looks under all the tarps, and removes the top of a rice basket.
The air is electrified in moments like this. Everybody is all wound up. These conditions breed fear. All hell can break loose in an instant. All it takes is for someone to accidentally knock something over, to drop something, or even cough.
Fear is a built in safety valve, the thing that keeps you alive. Men can be killed in an instant, and it can't be recalled or done over a different way. My assignment with this arm of Market Time told stories of men doing their jobs and staying alive. That's a good story. Nobody got hurt today. Tomorrow would have its own ending. Let's hope it also has a good ending.
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