Monday, October 15, 2012
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Red Bull Stratos - freefall from the edge of space
Sunday, October 14, 2012 11:41am PDT
Felix Baumgartner sets new records by successfully skydiving from 24 miles high
By: Pete Thomas, GrindTV.com
Felix Baumgartner stepped out of the space capsule an astonishing 24 miles above earth, or about three times the cruising altitude of jetliners. The skydiver plummeted for 4:22 seconds, but it seemed an eternity, because his faceplate was fogging up on the way down as he fell through harsh atmospheric conditions at a dizzying speed.
At 48 seconds into his jump he reached a speed upwards of 729 mph, a new record for a skydiver, but it's still unclear whether he officially broke the sound barrier.
He also broke the record for the highest manned balloon flight, unofficially reaching a height just shy of 25 miles. He did so in a balloon that's the largest ever manned.
Baumgartner's long-anticipated leap Sunday, from the edge of space at an altitude of 128,000 feet, was the Austrian daredevil's attempt at breaking several records, most notably the highest successful jump and becoming the only skydiver to break the sound barrier.
The sound barrier record, if he reached it, will have come 65 years to the day after Chuck Yeager, flying in his X-1A, first broke the barrier.
As Baumgartner opened the hatch of his capsule and stepped out onto the platform, he said before jumping, "I wish the world could see what I see right now."
The Red Bull Stratos project had been seven years in the making. Baumgartner, 43, made the leap while wearing a pressurized space suit. He jumped from a pressurized capsule that was hoisted toward the heavens above Roswell, New Mexico, by a towering white stratospheric balloon.
During the marathon free-fall, Baumgartner's speed of 700 plus mph came while passing through sub-freezing air zones. While falling, he was communicating with mission control that his visor was fogging up, which is the likely reason behind his early parachute deployment. As a result, Joseph Kittinger will hold onto his 52-year-old record of the longest free fall.
The epic jump, the team has maintained, represents more than a mere stunt. Extensive research that went into this mission is expected to help scientists design safer and more effective space suits for future astronauts.
Family and friends were on hand, with his mother, Eva, describing the feat as Baumgartner's "biggest dream coming true."
Baumgartner, whose mission was planned cautiously and meticulously by a team of scientists, shattered a 52-year-old skydiving altitude record of 102,800 feet. That belonged to Joseph Kittinger, a former U.S. Air Force colonel, who joined the Red Bull Stratos project as chief of flight operations and safety.
Last March the skydiver and famous BASE jumper made a preparation jump from 71,580 feet (more than 13 miles) above Roswell. During that leap he set a world free-fall speed record of 364.4 mph. The free-fall spanned 3 minutes, 43 seconds, and included a plunge through temperatures as cold as minus-75 degrees.
Baumgartner became so cold that he could hardly move his hands, and the free-fall was so long that he had to fight the urge to deploy the parachute too early.
Remarkably, two others had survived jumps from similar altitudes--both in the 1960s. They were Russia's Eugene Andreev and American Joseph Kittinger.
In July Baumgartner made his final test jump, from 97,146 feet, also in Roswell.
The balloon was launched from the back of a pickup truck. For 52 years Kittinger, who also wore a pressurized suit, held the distinction of taking what had been described as "the highest step in the world."
It was during an era in which nobody knew whether a human could survive a jump from the edge of space. A handful of people died while trying to beat Kittinger's record.
Before Sunday's jump, Baumgartner said of the mental struggles: "You get claustrophobic fast in the pressurized suit. You start to let your mind go, and you think of people who lost their lives trying to do what Joe Kittinger did. You have to get your mind in a different place. Count backwards ... whatever you have to do."
Kittinger added: "Of course it's not easy. It takes a special combination [of talent]. The best partner you can have is Felix Baumgartner."
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Saturday, October 13, 2012
Big Brother: RFID Chips Track Kids' Truancy, Eating Habits
"The digital tracking and surveillance of school-aged kids has been growing.
Much attention has been given to the phenomenon of corporate tracking of kids' online activities, activities that violate the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). The law, originally adopted in 1998, requires Web sites aimed at kids to get parental consent befoSre gathering information about those users who are under 13 years. Many companies, including a Disney subsidiary, have violated it. Corporate marketing interests, most notably Facebook, are fighting proposed revisions to COPPA.
A second front in the tracking of young people has gotten far less attention. Schools across the country are adopting a variety of different tools to monitor students both in school and outside school. Among these tools are RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tags embedded in school ID cards, GPS tracking software in computers, and even CCTV video camera systems. According to school authorities, these tools are being adopted not to simply increase security, but to prevent truancy, cut down on theft and even improve students' eating habits."* Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian break down the idea of tagging and tracking children.
*Read more from David Rosen/Alternet:
http://www.alternet.org/civil-liberties/kids-tagged-rfid-chips-creepy-new-tec...
Much attention has been given to the phenomenon of corporate tracking of kids' online activities, activities that violate the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). The law, originally adopted in 1998, requires Web sites aimed at kids to get parental consent befoSre gathering information about those users who are under 13 years. Many companies, including a Disney subsidiary, have violated it. Corporate marketing interests, most notably Facebook, are fighting proposed revisions to COPPA.
A second front in the tracking of young people has gotten far less attention. Schools across the country are adopting a variety of different tools to monitor students both in school and outside school. Among these tools are RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tags embedded in school ID cards, GPS tracking software in computers, and even CCTV video camera systems. According to school authorities, these tools are being adopted not to simply increase security, but to prevent truancy, cut down on theft and even improve students' eating habits."* Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian break down the idea of tagging and tracking children.
*Read more from David Rosen/Alternet:
http://www.alternet.org/civil-liberties/kids-tagged-rfid-chips-creepy-new-tec...
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App aims to connect military families with faster help
App aims to connect military families with faster help:
A free app, launched by the National Military Family Association, is meant to tame a well-intentioned tangle of cyber care and advice.
A free app, launched by the National Military Family Association, is meant to tame a well-intentioned tangle of cyber care and advice.Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Monday, September 17, 2012
Google acquires Instagram-competitor Snapseed
Google acquires Instagram-competitor Snapseed:
Nik Software, the company behind the popular photography app Snapseed, has been bought by Google today. The search giant plans to bolster its Google+ photo features with the Snapseed acquisition and compete with Facebook and Instagram head on. The app, which is available on iOS, Mac and Windows (with an Android version coming soon), has gained over nine million users within its first year.
To compete with the likes of Facebook and Instagram, Google has added some great image-editing features to Google+ over the past year or so. Features like facial recognition for improved photo tagging and higher-resolution photos are just some of the updates that Google has focused on. Snapseed-like photo editing in the Google+ would certainly put it on par with Facebook and Instagram’s photo capabilities.
Nik Software has been around for almost 17 years creating all sorts of photography software. Snapseed has been one of their more successful projects and it’s easy to see why. The company has made “photography first” their motto and is certain that they will be able to spread their message to millions more with this Google acquisition.
It’s not known exactly what new photo features will come to Google+ with the Snapseed buyout, but Senior Vice President of Engineering at Google+ Vic Gundotra says that they “want to help our users create photos they absolutely love, and in our experience Nik does this better than anyone.” It’ll be interesting to see what Google+ comes up with to further challenge Facebook and Instagram.
[via SlashGear]
Nik Software, the company behind the popular photography app Snapseed, has been bought by Google today. The search giant plans to bolster its Google+ photo features with the Snapseed acquisition and compete with Facebook and Instagram head on. The app, which is available on iOS, Mac and Windows (with an Android version coming soon), has gained over nine million users within its first year.
To compete with the likes of Facebook and Instagram, Google has added some great image-editing features to Google+ over the past year or so. Features like facial recognition for improved photo tagging and higher-resolution photos are just some of the updates that Google has focused on. Snapseed-like photo editing in the Google+ would certainly put it on par with Facebook and Instagram’s photo capabilities.
Nik Software has been around for almost 17 years creating all sorts of photography software. Snapseed has been one of their more successful projects and it’s easy to see why. The company has made “photography first” their motto and is certain that they will be able to spread their message to millions more with this Google acquisition.
It’s not known exactly what new photo features will come to Google+ with the Snapseed buyout, but Senior Vice President of Engineering at Google+ Vic Gundotra says that they “want to help our users create photos they absolutely love, and in our experience Nik does this better than anyone.” It’ll be interesting to see what Google+ comes up with to further challenge Facebook and Instagram.
[via SlashGear]
HTC One X 5-inch phablet leaked to take on Note
HTC One X 5-inch phablet leaked to take on Note:
If you’re a fan of the Samsung Galaxy Note or the LG Intuition, 5-inch displays and all, you’ll be happy to see the competition continue to mount up with a new addition to the phablet universe from HTC. The following render and a bit of information leaked on the device lead us to believe that HTC will be taking the tall route – a 5-inch display with a whole lot more height than its got width. This device is ready for your palm, if this render is to be believed, while it still delivers a massive display and the full gamut of HTC One greatness – greatness we know and love.
Inside this device you’ll very likely be seeing a dual-core processor from Qualcomm if not the S4 Pro, a quad-core next-level processor from the Snapdragon masters. This device also looks very much to be sporting red flare like we’ve seen on a large cross-section of Verizon/HTC devices which makes us think that there may be some 4G LTE in this monster’s future. This device has also been called the DLX and the 6435LVW.
This device has three capacitive buttons up front near the bottom, a lovely speaker grill up top, and a center-top-mounted camera at the back that will almost certainly be at least 8 megapixels strong. You’ll likely be working with this device with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich or – do we dare hope – Android 4.1 Jelly Bean by the end of this year.
This device may very well be shown off at the September 19th event in NYC that’ll have HTC showing off “what’s next”, whatever that may be. Here in this behemoth we’re inclined to believe that HTC is not aiming to be the last one left out of the phablet party. What say you?
HTC One X 5-inch phablet leaked to take on Note is written by Chris Burns & originally posted on SlashGear.
© 2005 - 2012, SlashGear. All right reserved.
If you’re a fan of the Samsung Galaxy Note or the LG Intuition, 5-inch displays and all, you’ll be happy to see the competition continue to mount up with a new addition to the phablet universe from HTC. The following render and a bit of information leaked on the device lead us to believe that HTC will be taking the tall route – a 5-inch display with a whole lot more height than its got width. This device is ready for your palm, if this render is to be believed, while it still delivers a massive display and the full gamut of HTC One greatness – greatness we know and love.
Inside this device you’ll very likely be seeing a dual-core processor from Qualcomm if not the S4 Pro, a quad-core next-level processor from the Snapdragon masters. This device also looks very much to be sporting red flare like we’ve seen on a large cross-section of Verizon/HTC devices which makes us think that there may be some 4G LTE in this monster’s future. This device has also been called the DLX and the 6435LVW.
This device has three capacitive buttons up front near the bottom, a lovely speaker grill up top, and a center-top-mounted camera at the back that will almost certainly be at least 8 megapixels strong. You’ll likely be working with this device with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich or – do we dare hope – Android 4.1 Jelly Bean by the end of this year.
This device may very well be shown off at the September 19th event in NYC that’ll have HTC showing off “what’s next”, whatever that may be. Here in this behemoth we’re inclined to believe that HTC is not aiming to be the last one left out of the phablet party. What say you?
[via Android Community]
HTC One X 5-inch phablet leaked to take on Note is written by Chris Burns & originally posted on SlashGear.
© 2005 - 2012, SlashGear. All right reserved.
Seeking a Reversal of Fortune, Zynga Gets A Bit Lucky
Seeking a Reversal of Fortune, Zynga Gets A Bit Lucky:
Zynga is announcing this afternoon that it has acquired A Bit Lucky, a small game studio that is focused on making “mid-core” games.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but it is likely a fairly small deal given that the 20-plus team had raised roughly $8 million in capital over its three years of operations.
To be sure, Zynga is looking for a catalyst to revive its stock, and maybe an acquisition that will allow it to expand beyond light social entertainment into a new genre of games will help.
In an interview, Zynga’s General Manager Bill Jackson said the acquisition will help bolster the company’s ability to make games that appeal to more hardcore players, something it had already been working on internally.
Frederic Descamps, A Bit Lucky’s CEO, said Zynga’s vision for the genre was closely aligned with their roadmap.
“We started as a social games on Facebook, but a few months ago we changed directions to mid-core gaming. Over the past few months, we we’ve been talking about what’s next for us, and how do we make mid-core multiplatform games. In the end, it was pretty clear that it was the best choice of us,” he said.
A Bit Lucky had launched two Facebook games, Lucky Train and Lucky Space. Those two games were shut down recently to focus on its new game, Solstice Arena, which has not launched yet. When it does launch, it will work across multiple platforms, including some combination of mobile, PC and tablet.
While mid-core gaming can have a number of definitions, Descamps said that this is a real-time multiplayer battle game that will be played by gamers across multiple platforms.
Descamps said he was not concerned that Zynga’s mostly casual userbase would not overlap well with the more hardcore users it was seeking.
“I believe Zynga’s audience is several times the size of my country,” said the French native. “They have all sorts of players. I play all kinds of Zynga games, even though I’m a super hardcore player,” he said.
Here is the note that Descamps and Jordan Maynard, the chief creative officer and CTO of A Bit Lucky, plan to send out this afternoon:
Zynga is announcing this afternoon that it has acquired A Bit Lucky, a small game studio that is focused on making “mid-core” games.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but it is likely a fairly small deal given that the 20-plus team had raised roughly $8 million in capital over its three years of operations.To be sure, Zynga is looking for a catalyst to revive its stock, and maybe an acquisition that will allow it to expand beyond light social entertainment into a new genre of games will help.
In an interview, Zynga’s General Manager Bill Jackson said the acquisition will help bolster the company’s ability to make games that appeal to more hardcore players, something it had already been working on internally.
Frederic Descamps, A Bit Lucky’s CEO, said Zynga’s vision for the genre was closely aligned with their roadmap.
“We started as a social games on Facebook, but a few months ago we changed directions to mid-core gaming. Over the past few months, we we’ve been talking about what’s next for us, and how do we make mid-core multiplatform games. In the end, it was pretty clear that it was the best choice of us,” he said.
A Bit Lucky had launched two Facebook games, Lucky Train and Lucky Space. Those two games were shut down recently to focus on its new game, Solstice Arena, which has not launched yet. When it does launch, it will work across multiple platforms, including some combination of mobile, PC and tablet.
While mid-core gaming can have a number of definitions, Descamps said that this is a real-time multiplayer battle game that will be played by gamers across multiple platforms.
Descamps said he was not concerned that Zynga’s mostly casual userbase would not overlap well with the more hardcore users it was seeking.
“I believe Zynga’s audience is several times the size of my country,” said the French native. “They have all sorts of players. I play all kinds of Zynga games, even though I’m a super hardcore player,” he said.
Here is the note that Descamps and Jordan Maynard, the chief creative officer and CTO of A Bit Lucky, plan to send out this afternoon:
Jordan and I have a great piece of news: A Bit Lucky and Zynga are teaming up! Today, Zynga is announcing the acquisition of A Bit Lucky and, as of this week, all 20+ of A Bit Lucky’s employees will become part of Zynga San Francisco.
After exploring various options and talking to a lot of interested partners, Jordan and I are convinced Zynga is the best choice for us. Zynga sees something very special in A Bit Lucky and the team we have assembled.
Likewise, why we picked Zynga is pretty simple: it was truly a meeting of the minds. At Zynga, we met people like us: passionate hardcore game developers animated by a strong entrepreneurial spirit.
We greatly enjoyed exchanging with Bill Jackson, Steve Chiang, Mark Skaggs, all folks with very impressive gaming pedigrees. Especially, meeting Mark Pincus was a turning point for us.
His passion to define a new way to play and his entrepreneurial drive are very contagious. Jordan and I are excited to work with them every day to build great mid-core multi-platform games and grow this new category together.
We are very excited about this new adventure, and we’re looking forward to launching Solstice Arena as part of Zynga!
As usual, feel free to send us your resumes if you want to join us on this new adventure.
Jordan and I would like to thank our investors and our advisors (David Lawee, David Helgason, Larry Chu, Andrew Trader) for their support, as well as the entire team at A Bit Lucky for all their dedication and hard work!
Thanks!
Cheers,
Frederic & Jordan
Taylor Swift’s Fashion Evolution
Taylor Swift’s Fashion Evolution:
From bohemian country girl to chic Kennedy girlfriend. Here’s a look back at Taylor Swift’s style changes through the years.
Known for inspiring young girls everywhere to embrace the sundress and cowboy boots, Taylor has openly said she’s happy to be a role model.
“Seeing girls coming to my shows wearing sundresses and cowboy boots and curling their hair is one of my favorite experiences ever because I remember when I was weird for dressing the way that I dressed and I was weird for having curly hair,” she said in an interview. “It’s really fun to see that I’m not that weird anymore.”
While rehearsing for a performance at the Academy of Country Music Awards in 2007 Taylor was sporting her signature outfit: a yellow sundress and cowboy boots.
(Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
Just a year later the singer ditched the boots and opted for sandals and a short dress at the Legendary Clive Davis Pre-Grammy Party in Beverly Hills. Still showing off her blonde, curly locks Taylor looks like she’s ready for a night out on the town dancing with her girlfriends.
(Vince Bucci/Getty Images)
In this iconic dress worn at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala, Taylor transforms from girl next door to runway model. Sporting one of her favorite looks (sparkles) she is a sight to see.
(Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images)
The country songstress ditches her sparkles and curls for a little black dress. More rock star chic than country songstress Taylor looks fierce.
(Andrew H. Walker/Getty Images for BMI)
At the Grammy Awards in 2012 Taylor looked elegant in a flowing gown with some skin peaking through. With her hair in an updo Taylor looked classy.
(Jason Merritt/Getty Images)
Taylor is all grown up posing in the press room of Billboard’s Woman of the Year award event honoring her. In a long red gown and no jewelry, Taylor’s straight blonde locks and bangs are her accessories making her look like she belongs in the pages of a fashion magazine.
(Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for ABC)
-Annie Reuter, CBS Local
From bohemian country girl to chic Kennedy girlfriend. Here’s a look back at Taylor Swift’s style changes through the years.
Known for inspiring young girls everywhere to embrace the sundress and cowboy boots, Taylor has openly said she’s happy to be a role model.
“Seeing girls coming to my shows wearing sundresses and cowboy boots and curling their hair is one of my favorite experiences ever because I remember when I was weird for dressing the way that I dressed and I was weird for having curly hair,” she said in an interview. “It’s really fun to see that I’m not that weird anymore.”
While rehearsing for a performance at the Academy of Country Music Awards in 2007 Taylor was sporting her signature outfit: a yellow sundress and cowboy boots.
(Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
Just a year later the singer ditched the boots and opted for sandals and a short dress at the Legendary Clive Davis Pre-Grammy Party in Beverly Hills. Still showing off her blonde, curly locks Taylor looks like she’s ready for a night out on the town dancing with her girlfriends.
(Vince Bucci/Getty Images)
In this iconic dress worn at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala, Taylor transforms from girl next door to runway model. Sporting one of her favorite looks (sparkles) she is a sight to see.
(Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images)
The country songstress ditches her sparkles and curls for a little black dress. More rock star chic than country songstress Taylor looks fierce.
(Andrew H. Walker/Getty Images for BMI)
At the Grammy Awards in 2012 Taylor looked elegant in a flowing gown with some skin peaking through. With her hair in an updo Taylor looked classy.
(Jason Merritt/Getty Images)
Taylor is all grown up posing in the press room of Billboard’s Woman of the Year award event honoring her. In a long red gown and no jewelry, Taylor’s straight blonde locks and bangs are her accessories making her look like she belongs in the pages of a fashion magazine.
(Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for ABC)
-Annie Reuter, CBS Local
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Baltimore Blade: (712) 429-0404
Boston Blade: (712) 432-2070
Bronx Blade: (712) 432-7441
Brooklyn Blade: (712) 432-7440
Camden Blade: (712) 945-2327
Chattanooga Blade: (706) 419 5763
Chicago Blade: (217) 241-2914
Columbus Blade: (706) 419 5717
Compton Blade: (218) 862-3735
DC Blade: (712) 429-0406
Inglewood Blade: (218) 862-3760
Jacksonville Blade: (218) 339-1725
LA Blade: (218) 862-3732
Long Beach Blade: (218) 862-3733
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Macon Blade (706) 419 5716
Manhattan Blade: (712) 432-7423
Miami Blade: (712) 432-3520
Newark Blade: (218) 844-3733
New Jersey Blade: (218) 844-3732
New Orleans Blade: (712) 432-3523
Oakland Blade: (415) 766-3461
Philly Blade: (712) 429-0414
Rockford Blade: (217) 241-2916
Queens Blade: (712) 432-7456
San Diego Blade: (218) 862-3734
Savannah Blade: (218) 895 2182
Seattle Blade: (712) 432-7455
Staten Island Blade: (218) 895-2184
Tampa Blade: (218) 862-3712
Wilmington Blade: (712) 945-2321
Paranormal Phenomena Discussion Number
The VORTEX: (712) 941-0105
Club Jamica Love (876) 819-7788
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State Listing
Alabama
Birmingham Raven: (712) 432-7463
Arizona
Arizona Blade: (218) 895-2182
Phoenix Donut: (712) 941-0104
Tucson Donut: (712) 941-0104
California
Compton Alibi (415) 766-3446
Compton Blade: (218) 862-3735
Compton Raven: (925) 956-4123
Inglewood Alibi (712) 429-0417
Inglewood Blade: (218) 862-3760
Inglewood Raven: (916) 637-9922
LA Alibi: (510) 924-3151
LA Blade: (218) 862-3732
LA Raven: (415) 766-3444
Los Angeles Cuervo: (218) 237-4486
Long Beach Alibi: (415) 766-3451
Long Beach Blade: (218) 862-3733
Long Beach Raven: (415) 766-3447
Oakland Alibi (510) 924-3150
Oakland Blade: (415) 766-3461
Oakland Raven: (510) 924-3150
Rainbow Room: (712) 432-2008
San Diego Alibi: (415) 766-3450
San Diego Blade: (218) 862-3734
San Diego Raven: (925) 956-4124
San Francisco Raven: (415) 766-3448
San Jose Raven: (925) 956-4126
Connecticut
Boston Loach: (218) 895-2080
Hartford Donut: (218) 895-2165
Delaware
Wilmington Alibi: (218) 895-2213
Wilmington Blade: (712) 945-2321
District of Columbia
DC Blade: (712) 429-0406
DC Mister Crabs: (218) 632-2256
DC Raven: (218) 632-2255
Florida
Jacksonville Blade: (218) 339-1725
Jacksonville Raven: (712) 429-0408
Miami Alibi: (218) 895-3277
Miami Blade: (712) 432-3520
Miami Cuervo: (218) 237-4070
Miami Raven: (218) 339-1206
Miami Zoo: (218) 339-1208
Tallahassee Donut: (712) 945-9508
Tampa Blade: (218) 862-3712
Tampa Raven: (712) 945-2313
Georgia
Atlanta Blade: (706) 419 5715
Atlanta Raven: (706) 419-5700
Augusta Blade: (706) 419 5768
Augusta Raven: (706) 419-5727
Columbus Blade: (706) 419 5717
Columbus Raven: (706) 419-5737
Macon Raven: (706) 419-5733
Macon Blade: (706) 419 5716
Savannah Blade: (706) 419 5767
Savannah Raven: (706) 419-5730
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Illinois
Chicago Alibi: (217) 241-2904
Chicago Blade: (217) 241-2914
Chicago Raven: (217) 241-2909
Chitown Underground: (217) 241-2907
Rockford Blade: (217) 241-2916
Rockford Raven: (217) 241-2910
Rockford Alibi: (217) 241-2910
Indiana
Indianapolis Raven: (218) 862-3709
Fort Wayne Raven: (218) 862-3771
Kentucky
Louisville Raven: (218) 862-3784
Louisiana
New Orleans Alibi: (712) 432-2022
New Orleans Blade: (712) 432-3523
New Orleans Raven: (712) 432-7495
New Orleans Zoo: (712) 432-2000
Maryland
Baltimore Blade: (712) 429-0404
Baltimore Donut: (218) 844-3724
Baltimore Raven: (218) 844-3720
Massachusetts
Boston Blade: (712) 432-2070
Boston Box: (218) 895-2091
Boston Loach: (218) 895-2080
Boston New Haven Loach: (218) 895-2080
Boston Raven: (218) 895-2083
Fall River Loach: (781) 452-3183
New England Cuervo: (218) 862-3731
Springfield Raven: (218) 895-2095
Raton de Boston: (218) 895-2088
Roxbury Raven: (218) 895-2094
The Loach: (218) 895-2080
Michigan
Detroit Raven: (218) 862-3788
Mississippi
Jackson Raven: (712) 432-7477
Missouri
St Louis Raven: (712) 432-7413
New Jersey
Bergan Raven: (218) 844-3732
Camden Blade: (712) 945-2327
Camden Raven: (218) 895-2208
Jersey City Raven: (218) 844-3734
Jersey Shore: (218) 844-3735
Newark Blade: (218) 844-3733
Newark Raven: (218) 844-3727
New Jersey Butt Monkey: (218) 844-3730
New Jersey Raven: (218) 844-3729
New Jersey Shore: (218) 844-3735
New York
Binghamton Raven: (218) 862-3792
Bronx Blade: (712) 432-7441
Bronx Donut: (218) 237-4494
Bronx Raven: (218) 895-2189
Brooklyn Blade: (712) 432-7440
Brooklyn Donut: (218) 237-4493
Brooklyn Raven: (218) 895-2188
Buffalo Raven: (218) 862-3706
Manhattan Blade: (712) 432-7423
Manhattan Donut: (218) 237-4492
Queens Blade: (712) 432-7456
Queens Donut: (218) 237-4495
Queens Raven: (218) 895-2190
Rochester Raven: (218) 862-3789
Staten Island Blade: (712) 432-7475
Staten Island Donut: (218) 237-4496
Syracuse Raven: (218) 862-3790
North Carolina
Charlotte Raven: (712) 432-7444
Ohio
Akron Raven: (218) 862-3785
Cincinnati Raven: (218) 862-3708
Cleveland Donut: (218) 862-3796
Cleveland Raven: (218) 862-3702
Columbus Raven: (706) 419-5737
Toledo Raven: (218) 862-3786
Pennsylvania
Philly Alibi: (218) 895-2210
Philly Blade: (712) 429-0414
Philly Butt Monkey: (218) 895-2202
Philly Raven: (218) 895-2204
Philly Zoo: (218) 895-2207
Pittsburg Raven: (218) 862-3777
Rhode Island
Providence Donut: (218) 895-2160
South Carolina
Columbia Raven: (712) 432-7419
Greenville Raven: (712) 432-7418
Tennessee
Memphis Raven: (712) 432-7414
Chattanooga Blade: ((706) 419 5763
Chattanooga Raven: (706) 419-5726
Texas
Dallas Raven: (712) 432-7412
Houston Raven: (712) 432-7411
Virginia Alexandria Raven: (218) 632-2258
Norfolk Raven: (218) 632- 2262
Richmond Raven: (218) 632- 2260
Washington
American Donut: (712) 429-0405
Seattle Blade: (218) 895-2184
Seattle Donut: (712) 429-0400
Club Jamaica Love (876) 819-7788
Viet Chat Line (415)-766-3454
Khmer Raven 218-895-2217
Khmer Chatline 218 895 2529
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You can call one by one use a pen or paper to keep track theres alot of numbers to call!!!
How it works
Call these free chat line numbers if you got long distance. Easy to use call and talk to people men or women all free. Phone Numbers List Name by: middlevin@yahoo.com Call these free numbers Below and meet new people men or women across the United States. Instructions on how to use the system above please leave a comment or add new # so I can add to this list good luck people.
(712) 432-2199
(712) 432-2001
(712) 432-2222 Club Vee
(712) 432-2300 Rumba Room
(712) 432-2216 Chat Connections
(678) 781-4535 Shout Wall
(712) 432-2220 Virtual Underground
(712) 338-8889 Free Chat Line
(712) 338-8890 Free Latino Chat Line
(712) 432-4845
(712) 432-3650
(712) 432-3623
(712) 432-3680 Sexy Café
(712) 432-3689 Perfect Getaway
(712) 432-3751 Chat Connections
(712) 432-3771 Paradise City
(712) 432-3772 Chicago Chat Line
(712) 432-3774
(712) 432-3775 Joker's Playhouse
(712) 432-3777
(712) 432-3784
(712) 432-3786 Rainbow Connections
(712) 432-3787
(712) 432-3791 Insane Asylum
(712) 432-3792 G Spot
(712) 432-3794 Midnight Train
(712) 432-3799 Fantasy Island
(712) 432-3800 Chat Room Directory ( press * to browse rooms)
(712) 432-3802 Death Valley
(712) 432-3805 Paradise
(218) 862-1843
(218) 936-1515
(218) 862-3203 Hip Hop Chat Room
(218) 644-4455 Phone Chat
(218) 895-3266
(401) 992-4444
(619) 835-4402
(978) 400-2000 Acme Dating
(800) 540-8080
(877) 357-1110 Night Exchange
(866) 729-2773
(888) 529-8555
(317) 893-4482 The Edge
(231) 732-7032
(610) 794-9788 Wicked Fam Chat
(218) 862-4218 PL Uncensored (press 12793 and #)
(415) 430-1212 After hours
(612) 246-4256 minneapolis, mn
(401) 992-4444
(603) 413-2000
(712) 432-6969 Coyote Phone
(714) 516-8080
212-660-2245
218-862-4218
714-418-4789
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Akron Raven: (218) 862-3785
Alexandria Raven: (218) 632- 2258
Atlanta Raven: (706) 419-5700
Augusta Raven: (706) 419-5727
Baltimore Donut: (218) 844-3724
Baltimore Raven: (218) 844-3720
Bergan Raven: (218) 844-3732
Binghamton Raven: (218) 862-3792
Birmingham Raven: (712) 432-7463
Boston Box: (218) 895-2091
Boston Loach: (218) 895-2080
Boston New Haven Loach: (218) 895-2080
Boston Raven: (218) 895-2083
Bronx Donut: (218) 237-4494
Bronx Raven: (218) 895-2189
Brooklyn Donut: (218) 237-4493
Brooklyn Raven: (218) 895-2188
Buffalo Raven: (218) 862-3706
Camden Raven: (218) 895-2208
Chattanooga Raven: (706) 419-5726
Charlotte Raven: (712) 432-7444
Chicago Alibi: (217) 241-2904
Chicago Raven: (217) 241-2909
Chitown Underground: (217) 241-2907
Cincinnati Raven: (218) 862-3708
Cleveland Donut: (218) 862-3796
Cleveland Raven: (218) 862-3702
Club Jamaica Love (876) 819-7788
Columbia Raven: (712) 432-7419
Columbus Raven: (706) 419-5737
Compton Alibi (415) 766-3446
Compton Raven: (925) 956-4123
Dallas Raven: (712) 432-7412
DC Mister Crabs: (218) 632- 2256
DC Raven: (218) 632- 2255
Detroit Raven: (218) 862-3788
Fall River Loach: (781) 452-3183
Fort Wayne Raven: (218) 862-3771
Greenville Raven: (712) 432-7418
Hartford Donut: (218) 895-2165
Houston Raven: (712) 432-7411
Indianapolis Raven: (218) 862-3709
Inglewood Alibi (712) 429-0417
Inglewood Raven: (916) 637-9922
Jackson Raven: (712) 432-7477
Jacksonville Raven: (712) 429-0408
Jersey City Raven: (218) 844-3734
LA Alibi: (510) 924-3151
LA Raven: (415) 766-3444
Long Beach Alibi: (415) 766-3451
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Long Beach Raven: (415) 766-3447
Louisville Raven: (218) 862-3784
Macon Raven: (706) 419-5733
Manhattan Donut: (218) 237-4492
Memphis Raven: (712) 432-7414
Miami Alibi: (218) 895-3277
Miami Raven: (218) 339-1206
Miami Zoo: (218) 339-1208
Newark Raven: (218) 844-3727
New Jersey Butt Monkey: (218) 844-3730
New Jersey Raven: (218) 844-3729
New Jersey Shore: (218) 844-3735
New Orleans Alibi: (712) 432-2022
New Orleans Raven: (712) 432-7495
New Orleans Zoo: (712) 432-2000
Norfolk Raven:(218) 632- 2262
Oakland Alibi (510) 924-3150
Oakland Raven: (510) 924-3150
Philly Alibi: (218) 895-2210
Philly Butt Monkey: (218) 895-2202
Philly Raven: (218) 895-2204
Philly Zoo: (218) 895-2207
Phoenix Donut: (712) 941-0104
Pittsburg Raven: (218) 862-3777
Providence Donut: (218) 895-2160
Queens Donut: (218) 237-4495
Queens Raven: (218) 895-2190
Rainbow Room: (712) 432-2008
Raton de Boston: (218) 895-2088
Richmond Raven: (218) 632- 2260
Rochester Raven: (218) 862-3789
Rockford Raven: (217) 241-2910
Rockford Alibi: (217) 241-2910
Roxbury Raven: (218) 895-2094
San Diego Alibi: (415) 766-3450
San Diego Raven: (925) 956-4124
San Francisco Raven: (415) 766-3448
San Jose Raven: (925) 956-4126
Savannah Raven: (706) 419-5730
Seattle Donut: (712) 429-0400
Springfield Raven: (218) 895-2095
St Louis Raven: (712) 432-7413
Staten Island Donut: (218) 237-4496
Syracuse Raven: (218) 862-3790
Tallahassee Donut: (712) 945-9508
Tampa Raven: (712) 945-2313
The Loach: (218) 895-2080
Toledo Raven: (218) 862-3786
Tucson Donut: (712) 941-0104
Wilmington Alibi: (218) 895-2213
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Anglo Chat Lines
American Donut: (712) 429-0405
Atlanta Anglo: (712) 945-2301
Seattle Donut: (712) 429-0400
Viet Chat Line (415)766-3454
Latin Chat Lines
Los Angeles Cuervo: (218) 237-4486
Miami Cuervo: (218) 237-4070
New England Cuervo: (218) 862-3731
Asian Chat Lines
Khmer Raven 218 895 2523
Khmer Chatline 218 895 2529
Viet Chat Line (415)766-3454
Gay Chat Lines
Atlanta Blade: (706) 419 5715
Arizona Blade: (218) 895-2182
Augusta Blade: (706) 419 5768
Baltimore Blade: (712) 429-0404
Boston Blade: (712) 432-2070
Bronx Blade: (712) 432-7441
Brooklyn Blade: (712) 432-7440
Camden Blade: (712) 945-2327
Chattanooga Blade: (706) 419 5763
Chicago Blade: (217) 241-2914
Columbus Blade: (706) 419 5717
Compton Blade: (218) 862-3735
DC Blade: (712) 429-0406
Inglewood Blade: (218) 862-3760
Jacksonville Blade: (218) 339-1725
LA Blade: (218) 862-3732
Long Beach Blade: (218) 862-3733
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Macon Blade (706) 419 5716
Manhattan Blade: (712) 432-7423
Miami Blade: (712) 432-3520
Newark Blade: (218) 844-3733
New Jersey Blade: (218) 844-3732
New Orleans Blade: (712) 432-3523
Oakland Blade: (415) 766-3461
Philly Blade: (712) 429-0414
Rockford Blade: (217) 241-2916
Queens Blade: (712) 432-7456
San Diego Blade: (218) 862-3734
Savannah Blade: (218) 895 2182
Seattle Blade: (712) 432-7455
Staten Island Blade: (218) 895-2184
Tampa Blade: (218) 862-3712
Wilmington Blade: (712) 945-2321
Paranormal Phenomena Discussion Number
The VORTEX: (712) 941-0105
Club Jamica Love (876) 819-7788
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State Listing
Alabama
Birmingham Raven: (712) 432-7463
Arizona
Arizona Blade: (218) 895-2182
Phoenix Donut: (712) 941-0104
Tucson Donut: (712) 941-0104
California
Compton Alibi (415) 766-3446
Compton Blade: (218) 862-3735
Compton Raven: (925) 956-4123
Inglewood Alibi (712) 429-0417
Inglewood Blade: (218) 862-3760
Inglewood Raven: (916) 637-9922
LA Alibi: (510) 924-3151
LA Blade: (218) 862-3732
LA Raven: (415) 766-3444
Los Angeles Cuervo: (218) 237-4486
Long Beach Alibi: (415) 766-3451
Long Beach Blade: (218) 862-3733
Long Beach Raven: (415) 766-3447
Oakland Alibi (510) 924-3150
Oakland Blade: (415) 766-3461
Oakland Raven: (510) 924-3150
Rainbow Room: (712) 432-2008
San Diego Alibi: (415) 766-3450
San Diego Blade: (218) 862-3734
San Diego Raven: (925) 956-4124
San Francisco Raven: (415) 766-3448
San Jose Raven: (925) 956-4126
Connecticut
Boston Loach: (218) 895-2080
Hartford Donut: (218) 895-2165
Delaware
Wilmington Alibi: (218) 895-2213
Wilmington Blade: (712) 945-2321
District of Columbia
DC Blade: (712) 429-0406
DC Mister Crabs: (218) 632-2256
DC Raven: (218) 632-2255
Florida
Jacksonville Blade: (218) 339-1725
Jacksonville Raven: (712) 429-0408
Miami Alibi: (218) 895-3277
Miami Blade: (712) 432-3520
Miami Cuervo: (218) 237-4070
Miami Raven: (218) 339-1206
Miami Zoo: (218) 339-1208
Tallahassee Donut: (712) 945-9508
Tampa Blade: (218) 862-3712
Tampa Raven: (712) 945-2313
Georgia
Atlanta Blade: (706) 419 5715
Atlanta Raven: (706) 419-5700
Augusta Blade: (706) 419 5768
Augusta Raven: (706) 419-5727
Columbus Blade: (706) 419 5717
Columbus Raven: (706) 419-5737
Macon Raven: (706) 419-5733
Macon Blade: (706) 419 5716
Savannah Blade: (706) 419 5767
Savannah Raven: (706) 419-5730
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Illinois
Chicago Alibi: (217) 241-2904
Chicago Blade: (217) 241-2914
Chicago Raven: (217) 241-2909
Chitown Underground: (217) 241-2907
Rockford Blade: (217) 241-2916
Rockford Raven: (217) 241-2910
Rockford Alibi: (217) 241-2910
Indiana
Indianapolis Raven: (218) 862-3709
Fort Wayne Raven: (218) 862-3771
Kentucky
Louisville Raven: (218) 862-3784
Louisiana
New Orleans Alibi: (712) 432-2022
New Orleans Blade: (712) 432-3523
New Orleans Raven: (712) 432-7495
New Orleans Zoo: (712) 432-2000
Maryland
Baltimore Blade: (712) 429-0404
Baltimore Donut: (218) 844-3724
Baltimore Raven: (218) 844-3720
Massachusetts
Boston Blade: (712) 432-2070
Boston Box: (218) 895-2091
Boston Loach: (218) 895-2080
Boston New Haven Loach: (218) 895-2080
Boston Raven: (218) 895-2083
Fall River Loach: (781) 452-3183
New England Cuervo: (218) 862-3731
Springfield Raven: (218) 895-2095
Raton de Boston: (218) 895-2088
Roxbury Raven: (218) 895-2094
The Loach: (218) 895-2080
Michigan
Detroit Raven: (218) 862-3788
Mississippi
Jackson Raven: (712) 432-7477
Missouri
St Louis Raven: (712) 432-7413
New Jersey
Bergan Raven: (218) 844-3732
Camden Blade: (712) 945-2327
Camden Raven: (218) 895-2208
Jersey City Raven: (218) 844-3734
Jersey Shore: (218) 844-3735
Newark Blade: (218) 844-3733
Newark Raven: (218) 844-3727
New Jersey Butt Monkey: (218) 844-3730
New Jersey Raven: (218) 844-3729
New Jersey Shore: (218) 844-3735
New York
Binghamton Raven: (218) 862-3792
Bronx Blade: (712) 432-7441
Bronx Donut: (218) 237-4494
Bronx Raven: (218) 895-2189
Brooklyn Blade: (712) 432-7440
Brooklyn Donut: (218) 237-4493
Brooklyn Raven: (218) 895-2188
Buffalo Raven: (218) 862-3706
Manhattan Blade: (712) 432-7423
Manhattan Donut: (218) 237-4492
Queens Blade: (712) 432-7456
Queens Donut: (218) 237-4495
Queens Raven: (218) 895-2190
Rochester Raven: (218) 862-3789
Staten Island Blade: (712) 432-7475
Staten Island Donut: (218) 237-4496
Syracuse Raven: (218) 862-3790
North Carolina
Charlotte Raven: (712) 432-7444
Ohio
Akron Raven: (218) 862-3785
Cincinnati Raven: (218) 862-3708
Cleveland Donut: (218) 862-3796
Cleveland Raven: (218) 862-3702
Columbus Raven: (706) 419-5737
Toledo Raven: (218) 862-3786
Pennsylvania
Philly Alibi: (218) 895-2210
Philly Blade: (712) 429-0414
Philly Butt Monkey: (218) 895-2202
Philly Raven: (218) 895-2204
Philly Zoo: (218) 895-2207
Pittsburg Raven: (218) 862-3777
Rhode Island
Providence Donut: (218) 895-2160
South Carolina
Columbia Raven: (712) 432-7419
Greenville Raven: (712) 432-7418
Tennessee
Memphis Raven: (712) 432-7414
Chattanooga Blade: ((706) 419 5763
Chattanooga Raven: (706) 419-5726
Texas
Dallas Raven: (712) 432-7412
Houston Raven: (712) 432-7411
Virginia Alexandria Raven: (218) 632-2258
Norfolk Raven: (218) 632- 2262
Richmond Raven: (218) 632- 2260
Washington
American Donut: (712) 429-0405
Seattle Blade: (218) 895-2184
Seattle Donut: (712) 429-0400
Club Jamaica Love (876) 819-7788
Viet Chat Line (415)-766-3454
Khmer Raven 218-895-2217
Khmer Chatline 218 895 2529
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