"Mr. Schwartz was asked by a fourth-grade teacher in Shoreham to memorialize an angel fish, a class pet that died after what Mr. Schwartz called “an overzealous cleaning of the tank.” The children were bereft. So he made the print and brought it to class. “They were so happy; they gathered around and looked at it and talked about how it looked like the fish,” Mr. Schwartz said. “And that now, they didn’t have to take care of it."
Human Interest Gyotaku Story of the Year: Preserving the Catch of the Day as a Print - NYTimes.com
Lubbock woman used discount store printer to make fake money - KCBD, NewsChannel 11 Lubbock | →
“Court records says say she and others bought an all-in-one printer at a local discount store and printed fake 100-dollar bills. Sain would send other people to local stores with the fake money to purchase items and get genuine currency as change.”
…Really? This works?
