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That “murder board” used in procedural police shows has a real name (it’s not always used just for murders).

Darlinghurst, Woolloomooloo & Kings Cross in the 1920s & 1930s was a world of vicious ‘razor’ gangs battling for control, led by Tilly Devine and Kate Leigh

@AndrewBikichky: Castles PI murder board Ep713 #Castle http://t.co/9FKY56ocqw

Tel un carnet de bord ou un recueil de souvenirs, le tableau des voyages du Chrononavigavit est une carte du temps.

i decided to construct a "suspect" board for my buses. i wanted to introduce a kindof sinister element to the whole thing and i used timetables, photographs, red markers and thumbtacks to get the effect. I had a conversation last week with my boyfriend who does not GET dublin buses cos he is a bog warrior, born and bred. We were talking about 'X' buses and how the number 10 was very direct from town to my house and that it would 'plough through buildings to get ya home!" in any case i took this idea to make my 666X bus, just a little piece incorporating these ideas. My imaginary buses started to evolve this week, from fake numbers to actually changing the destinations too, and having a bit of fun with them. i made a few sample ones, but my favourite is one i made saying 'mack' with an arrow pointing up to this guy sitting on the top deck.

Here are some front pages of newspapers around the country, showing very first breaking Titanic news on the night she sank... much of it tragically wrong.

¿Eres de ese tipo de escritora que le encanta poner la imagen/foto "perfecta" para su capitulo o portada?Bueno estas en lugar correcto. Aqui iré publicando cierta cantidad de imagenes respecto a su clasificación. Ah! Por cierto les quiero decir que ninguna de estas imagenes/fotos me pertenecen. Cada una les pertenece a su respectivo autor/creador. Espero que las imagenes les sean de ayuda.

I have sent these little books out into the world and they appear to have reached their far-flung homes so it seems safe now to talk about ...

I used to think of these as being quite quaint... then I remembered the ferry schedule I have squirreled away in the door of the car - and ...

The clues maybe visible, but the answers are often wrong. I once had a friend who was funny and smart and kind. He made the effort to make a smile and give support. He seemed to have boundless energy and ideas. “My heid’s buzzin’,” he’d joke. He never refused to give of his time or … Continue reading "Walking Wounded: The Strange and Disturbing Artwork of Alex Eckman-Lawn"