More than 1,500 scans were taken of an Enigma machine built in Berlin in 1941 – one of just 274 registered worldwide

Sports Illustrated magazine cited the novel in an article about Ivan Drago’s fate after the Rocky movies, and the work of the Australian master popped up on various film discussion pages.

‘If he had money troubles, I would have helped him. He seemed happy. We just didn’t see this coming.’

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Remember the days when people packed portable DVD players with tiny screens to watch their favorite movies when they traveled? The TSA still allows travelers to pack those DVD players, as well as the larger DVD players many of us still have in our living rooms, in their carry-on bags.

March 18 (6:30 p.m.): Kids practice reading to therapy dogs from Loving Paws, who visit each month for reading and fun. All ages welcome.

Looking to learn a new hobby? Need a night out with friends? Or have you fallen in love with the latest embroidery trends? Learn how to cross-stitch! In this beginner-friendly workshop, you’ll master cross-stitch basics as you complete a cute pattern that you can take home and show off.

March 4 (10:30 a.m.): Children ages 3 to 6 enjoy science, technology, engineering, art and math activities during Preschool STEAM.

Yet another surprising appliance that the TSA will let you take in your carry-on? A microwave. To be fair, they do warn that you need to check with your airline to determine whether you can really put your microwave in your carry-on. However, the agency reports that a “Microwave is allowed through the checkpoint.”

Saakumu and Slyboots have helped expose an estimated 40,000 students to cultural arts programming every year since 2008. Slyboots has been a staple of the local cultural scene for years, participating in countless performances, while continuing to teach students about the cultural and traditional aspects of African dancing and drumming.

Now with improved utility savings and air comfort, everything is “fun” at the Charleston Fun Park.

Ritchie had become hooked on gambling machines from the age of 17 when he faked his age to get into betting shops where he would gamble away his lunch money.