Outsourced is a section on my blog where I highlight something from the internet. This post is dedicated to a website trying to save one of my favorite tv shows: Lie to Me.
I've been watching the show for a little over two years now and it is right up my alley. Such a great cast of characters and a very different kind of show. You're following a character that always knows the truth, so in that regard you can kind of relax, but there's still drama in finding the end result each episode is looking for.
As a magician I like to watch any serious magic project, but they are rarely on tv more than once a year. These are the types of shows I watch instead and I'd really rather not lose them!
Save Lie to Me
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Gov't: Drugs were in 1 in 5 drivers killed in 2009 | detnews.com | The Detroit News
Washington— The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said 18 percent of drivers killed in traffic crashes in 2009 had drugs in their system — both legal and illegal.
That's up from 13 percent in 2005. NHTSA said drug involvement does not mean the driver was impaired or that drug use was the cause of the crash — but it could have been a factor.
According to data compiled by NHTSA, 63 percent of the 21,798 drivers killed in motor vehicle crashes in 2009 were tested for drugs. Of these, 3,952 tested positive for drug involvement, representing 18 percent of the total for that year. The types of drugs include narcotics, depressants, stimulants, hallucinogens, cannabinoids, phencyclidines (PCPs), anabolic steroids and inhalants. The groups include illicit drugs as well as legally prescribed drugs and over-the-counter medicines.
From The Detroit News: http://detnews.com/article/20101130/METRO05/11300382/Gov’t--Drugs-were-in-1-in-5-drivers-killed-in-2009#ixzz17A7TNm1t
Washington— The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said 18 percent of drivers killed in traffic crashes in 2009 had drugs in their system — both legal and illegal.
That's up from 13 percent in 2005. NHTSA said drug involvement does not mean the driver was impaired or that drug use was the cause of the crash — but it could have been a factor.
According to data compiled by NHTSA, 63 percent of the 21,798 drivers killed in motor vehicle crashes in 2009 were tested for drugs. Of these, 3,952 tested positive for drug involvement, representing 18 percent of the total for that year. The types of drugs include narcotics, depressants, stimulants, hallucinogens, cannabinoids, phencyclidines (PCPs), anabolic steroids and inhalants. The groups include illicit drugs as well as legally prescribed drugs and over-the-counter medicines.
From The Detroit News: http://detnews.com/article/20101130/METRO05/11300382/Gov’t--Drugs-were-in-1-in-5-drivers-killed-in-2009#ixzz17A7TNm1t
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Outsourced - Top Restaurant Vanishing Act
Man charged with eat and run at top restaurants
LONDON (Reuters) – An unemployed man has been charged with wining and dining at a series of London's top restaurants, running up massive bills and then disappearing without paying, police said on Wednesday.
Latvian Janis Nords, 27, is accused of carrying out the scam on three occasions between October 14 and November 15.
He is accused of running off after amassing a 349-pound ($555) bill at the Glass House restaurant in Richmond, southwest London, and a 965-pound bill at the Connaught Hotel in central London.
The largest unpaid bill was at L'Oranger French restaurant in central London where he is accused of failing to pay for 1,021 pounds worth of food and drink.
Nords was due to appear in court later on Wednesday.
(Reporting by Michael Holden; Editing by Steve Addison)
LONDON (Reuters) – An unemployed man has been charged with wining and dining at a series of London's top restaurants, running up massive bills and then disappearing without paying, police said on Wednesday.
Latvian Janis Nords, 27, is accused of carrying out the scam on three occasions between October 14 and November 15.
He is accused of running off after amassing a 349-pound ($555) bill at the Glass House restaurant in Richmond, southwest London, and a 965-pound bill at the Connaught Hotel in central London.
The largest unpaid bill was at L'Oranger French restaurant in central London where he is accused of failing to pay for 1,021 pounds worth of food and drink.
Nords was due to appear in court later on Wednesday.
(Reporting by Michael Holden; Editing by Steve Addison)
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Outsourced - "DIY Photo Magic: How to Turn B&W Photos into Full Color"
We love the ease of digital photography, but sometimes we get an itch for some experimentation.
We want to feel like old school photography masters: mixing chemicals in darkrooms and watching images as they slowly develop.
So, what did we do when we learned that some of the first color photographs were made almost 150 years ago, and they weren’t made with color film?
We learned how to use our digital cameras to party like it was 1909, of course!
Now we’re going to share everything we learned and show you how to bring out your inner mad-photo-scientist to make full color photographs using only black and white ones!
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