last forever. it is like a styrofoam cup. these are the fancier ones you might see. using a marker for the darker shadows on the outside, and the deeper it carves in you get the soft glow. rob: what i have learned from doing this is you want to draw out what you want, take your time on that and you ve got to take your time and the eyeholes have to be big enough. if you make them too small it gets messed up. give us a tip on how to do well. the left eye and the right eye are both the same. work on these. we can draw it now.
the quincy, illinois detective was trying toing understand why a 38-year-old woman died suddenly. as he looked inside the home fill would the clutterer of family life, he noticed one item in particular a white cup by her bed side. i collected an unknown liquid that smelled faintly of alcohol from a styrofoam cup. did he tell you she liked to have a vodka tonic? yes. that was likely what was in the styrofoam? yes. the big 24-ounce glass? yes. as he told it there was alcohol was a constant. there is alcoholism in the family. you were drinking too much? as i look back i was.
walled paper cups. you would think something fairley innocuous as this would pass, but consumers are up in arms here. it s sparked something of a kind of firestorm on social media. it s fascinating. consumers feel very, very strong about this, especially those in new england who use the styrofoam cup as a kind of kuzi to insulation an iced coffee or an iced tea, whatever it is they like to have. would have thought the simple solution is to have a little eski, which is your own flask which keeps things hot and cold. but, anyway, that s just me. maybe dunkin donuts would just create a little eski for everybody and hen the people there s a business solution there. a good business solution that people are up in arms about it. they will have their cake and eat it, too.
they ve done with it radiation where you can read documents by radiating a room. they did it with laser microphones. what that does you shoot it at a styrofoam cup on a desk and take that audio and send it back across the laser. could be any one of these things. the russians have been experimenting with this for years and weaver been aware of it. it s very, very difficult to prove. and that s why we probably haven t gone to the cubans with definitive proof. in a place like havana it s not the germans or somebody like that bombarding our embassy it s either cubans or russians or possibly working together. why would they do this? do you think that the cubans would have the ability to do this without russian assistance? oh, i don t think the cubans could at all. they need very sophisticated a lot of techniques even the cia and national security agency can t replicate. the russians are very good at
this is the peoples temple membership, now numbering in the hundreds in redwood valley, california, in the 70s. by then tim carter was already getting an early taste of how it would all end. styrofoam cup filled with we had a very small vineyard on the ranch in redwood valley. and they said, hey, grapes would come in from the ranch and they have wine, does anybody want some wine? and so each of us got this styrofoam cup filled with three-quarters filled with wine and drank the wine and like five minutes later, jones says, you ve all been poisoned. you have an hour to live. it was a test for jim jones trusted inner circle. they did not panic or resist. now when i look back on that whole thing now, you know, you think that might have been the wake-up call that it was time to get out of dodge?