Dispensary Corner 28 Feb 14
February 28, 2014
BAD for bus-iness.
If you’re thinking of making
a lengthy bus trip, take heed -
Greyhound passengers headed
to Montreal arrived 12 hours late
when they had to wait eight hours
for a replacement driver.
The bus stopped in Vermont
at 2am, where the driver
disembarked and at 10am, a new
driver turned up, WCAX Channel
3 reported.
At noon, they had to wait three
more hours for yet another driver,
with one student missing an exam
due to the delay, the publication
reported.
Greyhound told WCAX its
computer system went down so
the company couldn’t track and
schedule drivers.
BANKSY on it.
Before you wash off that graffiti
on your pharmacy wall, you may
want to look a little closer - a
mural created by British street
artist Banksy on the side of a
building has sold for US$575,000
at a Miami auction.
The mural, dubbed ‘Kissing
Coppers’, originally appeared
on the side of the Prince Albert
Pub in Brighton in 2005, Reuters
reported.
It wouldn’t be the first time
Banksy’s work has been removed;
Transport for London workers
painted over the Pulp Fiction
piece near Old Street tube station,
estimated to be worth more than
£300,000, saying graffiti removal
teams were professional cleaners,
not professional art critics.
PRECOCIOUS doesn’t cover it.
A three year old Arizona girl has
been accepted into Mensa, with
an IQ above 160.
Alexis Martin reads at a fifth
grade level and taught herself
Spanish using her parents’ iPad,
Reuters reported.
Martin’s father told ABC15 that
his daughter could recite her
bedtime story exactly, from the
night before, at one year old.
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