PT went well last night… I’ll be getting a TENS unit for home use, and I think that’ll make things extra comfy for me. I’ll use it for Russian stim as well as a massage unit… I think it’ll get some of the harder to work areas up to snuff pretty quickly.

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Contemplating a pre-order for City of Heroes I like the prestige power “Rush”.. but it’s another pay-per-month game… I don’t know how long I can dig those.

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The World of Stuff mentioned my name to a City Link (A local indy-style paper) reporter yesterday, regarding local South Florida blogs, and she’d already heard of me… Kind of wacky hearing about myself in the third person like that. I wonder if I’ll hear from them…or if I picked the wrong week to post a TMI, or if my mail filters accidentally chopped an email off, for that matter. Stuff is getting interviewed by CL and the Sentinel. Good for you, Jordan!

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Crunchtime – Fight Zombies in the comfort of your own office with a stapler.

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Making Fiends #7! Apparently, Vendetta is miniMAX’s daughter, after all. Oh, why can’t Weird Emma update as often? That reminds me. I must brush!

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India-pop sampling the guitar riff from Magnum PI with Farsi singing in the bachground is just wrong, somehow. (see music)

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Missing for 14 years, teen finds himself on internet

LOS ANGELES – Police in California want to reunite a 17-year-old with his father in Alberta after the teen found on the internet that he’s been missing for 14 years.

The boy was surfing the web at a school in California several months ago when he found his own picture on a site about missing children.

Rhonda Morgan, executive director of the Missing Children Society of Canada, said the boy’s teacher called a California family services agency.

The boy was apparently abducted from his home in Red Deer where he had been living with his father.

The boy’s mother, 45, has been arrested by police in Los Angeles and is being held without bail. The RCMP want her extradited to Canada so she can face charges of child abduction.

“[The mother] was distraught, she was upset and crying,” said Jimell Griffin, a deputy U.S. marshal in Los Angeles. “We were able to calm her down. She was concerned for her kid.”

Griffin said the boy was also surprised and upset by the turn of events. “He was awfully emotional also,” he said.

The boy’s father had full custody of the boy in 1989 when he was abducted. The RCMP issued a nation-wide arrest warrant at the time.

The teen is in the custody of Child and Family Services in Los Angeles.

The boy’s father, who still lives in Alberta, says he doesn’t know if or when he’ll be reunited with his son, who turns 18 in June. -via waxy_org