Kevin (aka ThreadKilla)

The great backyard landscaping project of 2013 continues. - Kevin (aka ThreadKilla) from email

Today we’re announcing a partnership with American Airlines that gives Klout users access to nearly 40 worldwide lounge locations including San Francisco, Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, Tokyo, London and many more. Starting today, if you have a Klout Score of 55 or higher, you can gain access to the Admirals Club by going to aa.com/klout. You do not have to be an American Airlines passenger to be eligible for this Perk. - Kevin (aka ThreadKilla) from Bookmarklet

There would be a few more if I included states I've driven through without really stopping. - Kevin (aka ThreadKilla) from Bookmarklet

#mapmeme - April Russo

It's that little red dot or cross at the top of your browser window. :) - SAM

FIREPIT! Sent from my iPad - Kevin (aka ThreadKilla) from email

I admittedly went a little overboard. My tendency is to get in over my head when it comes to projects. - Kevin (aka ThreadKilla)

"This is why Orphan Black, the new sci-fi television show from BBC America works so well. Orphan Black is the story of an orphan (Sarah, played by Tatiana Maslany) who witnesses the suicide of another woman (Beth) who looked just like her. Sarah assumes her identity and her problems soon escalate and unravel from there. Well, that is what it is like on the surface. Her journey reveals something far more complex and sinister: other women who also look just like her as well. Are they related, or clones, or something else? The show gets to the heart of the matter quickly and is thankfully not afraid to do so." - Kevin (aka ThreadKilla) from Bookmarklet

That must be so odd. - Jennifer Dittrich

\o/ Congrats! Got short timers? We could sneak in a game. :) - SAM

The Tripathi family's search for the 22-year-old philosophy major has been detailed on a Facebook page, "Help us find Sunil Tripathi." They temporarily took down the page after they were inundated by ugly comments when Sunil Tripathi was falsely accused on social media of being one of the Boston Marathon bombers. - Kevin (aka ThreadKilla) from Bookmarklet

If brands want to be regarded as full-fledged members of a community, and not just faceless, unfeeling corporations that care about nothing more than shilling products, they need to behave like humans. Real humans (generally) don’t break into a highly charged, emotional conversation to offer their own mundane, off-topic updates. Real humans don’t ignore what’s happening right in front of them. - Kevin (aka ThreadKilla) from Bookmarklet

"The owner of this apartment, Mrs. De Florian left Paris just before the rumblings of World War II broke out in Europe. She closed up her shutters and left for the South of France, never to return to the city again. Seven decades later she passed away at the age of 91. It was only when her heirs enlisted professionals to make an inventory of the Parisian apartment she left behind, that this time capsule was finally unlocked." - Kevin (aka ThreadKilla) from Bookmarklet

There is a further twist to the story. In the apartment a painting of familiar style was discovered of a beautiful woman in pink. One of the inventory team members suspected this might be a very important piece of treasure. Along with the painting, they also found stacks of old love letters tied with colored ribbon. With some expert historical opinion, the ribbon-bound love letters were... more... - Kevin (aka ThreadKilla)

Woman who runs marathon (for charity) criticized over her appearance by woman who doesn't run marathon. Good times. - Kevin (aka ThreadKilla) from Bookmarklet

Also, SHE RAN 26.2 FREAKING MILES. Jebus, People... - Kevin (aka ThreadKilla)

Seattle runners: Meet tonight at the Super Jock & Jill at Greenlake. 6:15pm. - Kevin (aka ThreadKilla) from Bookmarklet

We the audience humbly ask you to consider our case that it would profit both Netflix and MGM Studios to cooperate in reviving the television series Stargate Universe (SGU). Information has emerged subsequent to SGU's cancellation which demonstrates its viewers to be far more numerous than heretofore believed, and ideally suited to become Netflix customers. We hereby petition Netflix to evaluate SGU in light. - Kevin (aka ThreadKilla) from Bookmarklet

He first attempted to complete the Marathon in 2012. For months, he trained indoors and on the track with help from his father, an avid runner. He didn’t finish the race in that first attempt, a brutally hot day that saw many runners give up early. Josh ran more than 17 miles, though. It was still an incredible accomplishment. But tragedy soon followed. Just days after the marathon, his father was diagnosed with cancer. Then his mother suddenly passed away a month later. Two months after that, his father was gone, too. Even after Monday’s events, Josh is determined to push on. - Kevin (aka ThreadKilla) from Bookmarklet

"Emily came back outside with her two sweet children and insisted we come into her house. We accepted and walked into a lovely and warm home. We sat down, used her land line and were able to get in touch with Caitlyn’s family. Emily’s husband, Ben, gave directions as to where we were and how they could pick us up. For the mean time, Emily, Ben and their two lovely children gave us food,... more... - SteVe C

Jeff Bauman is the man in the photograph that has become an icon of the Boston Marathon attack, the one showing a bloodied, distraught young man, holding his left thigh, being wheeled away by a man in a cowboy hat. If the world could not identify him immediately, Mr. Bauman’s father — also named Jeff Bauman — certainly could. That was his son with his legs destroyed, wearing a favorite shirt. That was his son. - Kevin (aka ThreadKilla) from Bookmarklet

The bombs also hit as Wave 2 runners, who had started 20 minutes before Wave 3, completed the race around the 4:30 mark and Wave 1 runners, who started 40 minutes before, completed it in around 4:50. In other words, the bombs went off as the traffic crossing the finish line—and presumably the volume of spectators watching their family members and friends finish—would be near its peak. - Kevin (aka ThreadKilla) from Bookmarklet

"It was sort of like, ok, what’s that all about? It wasn’t super loud but all you saw was the smoke. There was this big cloud of smoke and people screaming. The percussion from that explosion threw my cameras up in the air. Right in front of me, one of the runners fell on the ground — he was blown over from the blast. My instinct was…no matter what it is, you’re a photographer first, that’s what you’re doing. I ran towards the explosion, towards the police; they had their guns drawn. It was pandemonium. Nobody knew what was going on." - Kevin (aka ThreadKilla) from Bookmarklet

Yeah, The Atlantic was running that uncensored for a while on their pictures page. They've since blurred his face and hidden it behind a "graphic content" click-through. Really wish I hadn't seen that. - Jennifer Dittrich

Needless to say, I immediate un-followed that woman. - Kevin (aka ThreadKilla)

This a hundred times over. - Heather

Given how much speculation is going on the live news streams, it gets difficult to parse very quickly. - Jennifer Dittrich

I'm pretty good at filtering live coverage. I'll only tweet what can be verified. - Eric - seven eleven

But then how will they continue to win the award for Worst Company in the World if they don't keep all the incompetents? It sounds like they need to be undeservingly promoted! - Victor Ganata