Tuesday, October 9, 2007

i always wanted to be a sea hag for halloween

make your own cool masks for the big day.

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starbucks+itunes=free



Starbucks is giving away a free itunes song every day through
November 7th.

while supplies last. download codes expire 12.31.07. you must have
an itunes account.

SHOWBEARS: Auditions

This clip features a shocking expose of the cut throat, “take no prisoners” audition process. And yes, Ms. Schwartzbaum knows that SHOWGIRLS was made in the 90s (and we’re so impressed that YOU knew that, too) but it really should've been made in the 80s.


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cyberman voice changer


The morose metal men may have lost their emotions, but it's easy to get emotional about a toy so cool it could easily be mistaken for an original prop .
The helmet is meant to fit most sizes of head using an adjustable head strap such as you'd find in sports or construction helmets. Fitting a head inside the gap is not difficult, though if you wear glasses it becomes a chore. Best to remove those before donning the Cyber-helm. The nose fits against a rubber guard that allows for a comfortable fit. Just at the mouth is a recessed microphone. Pushing the center button then modulates anything spoken into the microphone. The sound is accompanied by a blue LED lighting up in an effect that accurately captures a speaking Cyberman.
The voice modulator can't cover your speech, so some of your natural voice leaks out, but it does alter it and the speaker sends out the altered voice. The effect is good overall. There is a slide switch that controls the pitch of the modulation, so different voices can use different settings to achieve the same Cyberman sound.

By Character Options and Underground Toys
MSRP: $50-$70

can i get change for a million?


That's what a man was seeking Saturday when he handed a $1 million bill to a cashier at a Pittsburgh supermarket.
But when the Giant Eagle employee refused and a manager confiscated the bogus bill, the man flew into a rage, police said.

The man slammed an electronic funds-transfer machine into the counter and reached for a scanner gun, police said.
Police arrested the man, who was not carrying identification and has refused to give his name to authorities. He is being held in the Allegheny County Jail.

Since 1969, the $100 bill is the largest note in circulation.

Police believe the $1 million note seized at the supermarket may have originated at a Dallas-based ministry. Last year, the ministry distributed thousands of religious pamphlets with a picture of President Grover Cleveland on a $1 million bill.