Man arrested over suitcase body

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Man Who Hid Boy in Suitcase Said
Arrested (AP)

Man Who Hid Boy in Suitcase Said
Arrested (AP) 04/30/2004 10:49 AM
AP - A Hong Kong man was arrested after he hid his 12-year-old son inside a suitcase on a bus in an apparent hope the child would loot other baggage, newspapers said Friday.

Man arrested after body found

Man arrested after body found 07/18/2004 05:15 AM
A man is arrested following the death of a south Belfast man whose body was found at his home.

Mortician Arrested in Body-Parts Sale
Probe (Reuters)

Mortician Arrested in Body-Parts Sale
Probe (Reuters) 03/08/2004 11:25 PM
Reuters - A UCLA mortician has been arrested, police said on Sunday, amid a reported probe into whether body parts from cadavers donated for research purposes to the university's prestigious medical school were stolen and sold for profit.

A look in the suitcase: stanleytpe

A look in the suitcase: stanleytpe 12/22/2004 01:26 AM
stanleytpe's suitcase in the Spymac Gallery is full of all kinds of interesting photos including several animal pictures. Check it out!

A look in the suitcase: jlennon314

A look in the suitcase: jlennon314 08/13/2004 11:20 PM

A look in the suitcase: ilcugino

A look in the suitcase: ilcugino 04/19/2005 11:33 AM
ilcugino's suitcase in the Spymac Gallery contains many interesting images of iBooks, friends and iPods. Check it out!

A look in the suitcase: Tibam

A look in the suitcase: Tibam 09/21/2004 10:36 AM

Extensis Suitcase 11.0.2

Extensis Suitcase 11.0.2 07/09/2004 10:27 AM
Professional-level font management features with intuitive interface and tools.

A look in the suitcase: TXiMacguy

A look in the suitcase: TXiMacguy 04/05/2005 11:50 AM
TXiMacguy's suitcase in the Spymac Gallery contains many interesing images, with nearly all of them involving Macintosh computers. Check it out!

A look in the suitcase: Krest

A look in the suitcase: Krest 09/14/2004 12:26 PM

A look in the suitcase: chaosbunny

A look in the suitcase: chaosbunny 09/07/2004 10:53 AM

A look in the suitcase: joshchan

A look in the suitcase: joshchan 08/30/2004 11:37 AM

A look in the suitcase: wimulder

A look in the suitcase: wimulder 04/12/2005 11:28 AM
wimulder's suitcase in the Spymac Gallery contains many interesting, colourful images. Check it out!

A look in the suitcase: SchoolAgeGeek84

A look in the suitcase: SchoolAgeGeek84 08/23/2004 12:07 PM

A look in the suitcase: iMac_Hungary

A look in the suitcase: iMac_Hungary 08/16/2004 12:43 PM

A look in the suitcase: setumi

A look in the suitcase: setumi 12/28/2004 11:39 AM
setumi's suitcase in the Spymac Gallery features many interesting photos including some great wildlife pictures. Check it out!

A look in the suitcase: Jephex

A look in the suitcase: Jephex 03/22/2005 03:31 PM
Jephex's suitcase in the Spymac Gallery contains many interesting pictures including setups and dogs. Check it out!

A look in the suitcase: Charlotte

A look in the suitcase: Charlotte 03/29/2005 10:45 AM
Charlotte's suitcase in the Spymac Gallery contains interesting images including unique desktops and her kitty, Nemo. Check it out!

A look in the suitcase: weedmeat

A look in the suitcase: weedmeat 01/04/2005 11:21 AM
weedmeat's suitcase in the Spymac gallery features all kinds of interesting photos from parties to African dinosaur bones. Check it out!

A look in the suitcase: Deathlok2001

A look in the suitcase: Deathlok2001 06/22/2005 01:54 AM
Deathlok2001's suitcase in the Spymac Gallery contains many interesting photos of feet, legs and more. Check it out!

Macworld review: Suitcase X1

Macworld review: Suitcase X1 01/23/2004 05:26 PM
Managing your fonts can be as painful as getting your teeth cleaned. You do it only when you have to, and it's no fun. Just as you hope for a dentist who works quickly, efficiently, and gently, you want a font-management application that helps you find, group, preview, and access your fonts painlessly. Extensis's Suitcase X1 (pronounced eleven) has an improved windowpane interface that makes font management this easy. And it's quite fast in Classic, Jaguar, and Panther (Panther users will have to download a patch).

Suitcase X1 updated for Panther, Adobe
CS

Suitcase X1 updated for Panther, Adobe
CS 12/04/2003 04:52 PM
Extensis recently updated Suitcase X1, its font management solution, to address changes made in Mac OS X 10.3 Panther...

You Control: Fonts supports Suitcase X1

You Control: Fonts supports Suitcase X1 09/24/2004 02:05 PM
Portland, Ore.-based You Software has released You Control: Fonts v1.1, an update to their visual font menu utility for Mac OS X. You Control: Fonts displays a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) preview menu of fonts from inside application software, grouping them into families. The new release of You Control: Fonts fully integrates support for Extensis' Suitcase X1 software, enabling users to display and activate Suitcase font sets and individual fonts. You Control: Fonts 1.1 is a free update for registered users; a 15-day trial version is available for download, and the full package costs US$29.95.

Using A Suitcase As A Speaker For The
Apple iPod

Using A Suitcase As A Speaker For The
Apple iPod 02/01/2005 09:35 PM

By GeekMac

Woman Headed for Exorcist with Son in
Suitcase? (Reuters)

Woman Headed for Exorcist with Son in
Suitcase? (Reuters) 01/23/2004 02:22 PM
Reuters - German police have arrested a Croatian woman who was traveling with her two-year-old son shut up in a suitcase on the way to an exorcist, authorities said on Thursday.

You Control: Fonts 1.1 supports Extensis
Suitcase X1

You Control: Fonts 1.1 supports Extensis
Suitcase X1 09/21/2004 04:42 AM
You Software today announced You Control: Fonts 1.1, a "significant update" to the company's software utility for creating WYSIWYG font menus that work with applications running on Mac OS X...

"Suitcase surprise: Rebuke written on
inspection notice"

"Suitcase surprise: Rebuke written on
inspection notice" 03/16/2003 02:59 AM

Suitcase X1: Font Manager Gains Speed
And Better Activation Features

Suitcase X1: Font Manager Gains Speed
And Better Activation Features 01/23/2004 02:23 PM
Aside from the dangers of accidental system-font deactivation, Suitcase X1 is a pain-free way to keep your fonts in line. By Andrew Shalat (Macworld via MyAppleMenu)

The Seattle Times: Local News: Suitcase
surprise: Rebuke written on inspection
notice

The Seattle Times: Local News: Suitcase
surprise: Rebuke written on inspection
notice 03/15/2003 04:03 PM
The Seattle Times: Local News: Suitcase surprise: Rebuke written on inspection notice .. Man finds editorial comment left by airport screeners

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Dunbar/Chiappin : 'New Body of Art' Series Collaboration between Andrew Dunbar (photographer) and Anthony Chiappin (painter)(Probably NSFW)

n-body-simulation

n-body-simulation 12/28/2004 03:17 PM
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Body types

Body types 08/16/2004 08:19 PM

Back when I used to compete in some bike events as a teen, I remember that the sport tended to favor shorter than average men, and even at the local level, the majority of top guys fell into a pretty small range of body size and type. At the state and national level, the distribution was even smaller, with almost every competitor being about 5' 6".

It's kind of fun to watch the olympics and notice that on a global stage, the distributions seem to fall the same way, with each sport favoring a certain body type and seemingly 90% or more of the contestants looking just about the same. The women's beach volleyball is where it seems most obvious. You see tall, thin, tan women that look as if they all just stepped off a beach in Southern California. Then you see that they're from China, or Japan, or Switzerland, as well as the US. Men's and Women's gymnastics, swimming, and diving all seem to favor a pretty narrow body type as well. Anyone that's ever watched college women's softball knows there's a body type for that sport as well, and it's also easy to see the teams around the world fall into it.

Every sport favors genetics to some extent, but I've always discounted them and held that anyone of any shape could rise towards the top if they trained hard enough. But at the absolute upper reaches of a sport, falling outside the norm becomes a liability and when the margin of error grows thin, you're going to fall behind the best.

I've always been an idealist that believed anyone could become president of the US, a pro baseball player, or the next Bill Gates, but when it comes to global competitve sports, it seems like winning the genetic lottery is almost always required if you really want to be the absolute best.

Your body as data

Your body as data 03/23/2005 05:26 PM
2 GB of data per second, piggybacking on your skin's electrical field. You == organic lan for small electronic devices. And it's a little more secure than bluetooth. via kottke, like everything else.

The <BODY> Politic

The <BODY> Politic 01/07/2004 04:40 PM

The Internet has factored into politics more this year than ever before, with Democratic presidential candidates like Howard Dean and Wesley Clark relying on it for most of their support.

But what if a candidate came along that took the Internet further than just raising support? What if a candidate was willing to turn his voting powers over to his constituents via the web?

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New: The Body Journal

New: The Body Journal 06/05/2005 11:11 PM
The Body Journal is an application for recording, storing, and sharing health information for one person or an entire family.

The body of the future

The body of the future 05/25/2004 07:25 PM
?Currently, having a 200-year lifespan or an intelligence quotient double that of Marilyn Vos Savant might seem pretty far out. But some enhancement advocates are even more creative. Right now, over at a website associated with the World Transhumanist Association, a community of people is eager to get bioengineered bodies as soon as possible. Here?s the running list?half tongue-in-cheek?of some of the possible body modifications??

Body blow!

Body blow! 02/01/2005 08:53 PM

US$7 billion. No, that's not the figure EA is willing to spend in order to buy every remaining independent development house. Rather, it's the total spent on videogames last year. Action titles led the charge on consoles, while PC gamers snapped up strategy games over all other genres.

Along with the sales figures, Game.Ars looks at yet another new MMORPG (we need a new one?), the prospects of the first boxing title for the PC in... a long time to be released in the US, along with all the other top gaming news from the week just gone by.

You take care of your body, don't you?

You take care of your body, don't you? 12/17/2004 06:42 PM
Evang elical enviromentalists. "Any kind of pollution that hurts the unborn, children, families and the poor—this is contrary to loving your neighbor, which is at the center of ethical teaching." Maybe there's hope for this world after all.

US stymies UN net body

US stymies UN net body 12/08/2003 02:21 AM

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