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 A Wichita TV station is believed to have received the 11th communication from the  BTK  serial killer since he resurfaced last year.Fox affiliate KSAS-TV received a padded manila envelope containing a piece of jewelry, a letter and another unidentified item. The station declined to further identify the items at the request of police.The BTK killer mdash; the initials stand for  Bind, Torture, Kill  mdash; has been linked to eight unsolved killings beginning in 1974 and apparently ending in 1986.Last March, after 25 years of silence, he resurfaced with letters to the media and the police. stanley cup  Since his re-emergence, he has showered the commun stanley flask ity with letters and packages.In the latest twist, the killer has apparently decided to change TV stations.          BTK has communicated primarily with KAKE-TV of Wichita, but the letter in the latest package indicated BTK wanted to spread his communications to other outlets. KAKE is a good station, but I feel they are starting to be single  sic  out, because of me, and causing problems among the people. Let s help the news media and WPD  Wichita Police Department  by using this package as a start,  the letter stated.The letter s return address said  PJ Fox  and listed KSAS-TV s address.The str stanley quencher angler sent a wave of terror through Wichita in the 1970s. Typically, he would first cut the phone line into the home of his intended victim or victims. His victims were bound, often tortured, and then murdered, usually by strangulation.            Hi Kvac Insannequins Is A Whole Tumblr Devoted To Weird And Creepy Mannequins
 You may have heard of the Bose-Einstein Condensate because it is one of the states of matter.  Like gas, liquid, or solid, it has its own properties. Predicted by a maverick physicist back in the early twentieth century, it was only proven to exist in 1995. And it   pretty damn weird.     You undoubtedly know one of the people who contributed the theory of Bose-Einstein Condensate, but what about the guy who wasn ;t named Albert   Satyendra Nath Bose was a physicist who had a nutty theory. stanley cup   He believed that light could be parceled out in tiny packets called quanta.  I know.  What a loon.  He also came up with a number o stanley taza f rules for distinguishing different quanta based on their different energy levels. When he was not taken seriously, he sent his calculations to Einstein, who decided to apply Bose   ideas about light to atoms in a gas.  At regular temperature levels, nothing remarkable happened.  When the temperature dropped perilously close to  stanley cup absolute zero, Einstein believed that the atoms would take on a strange property.  Not strange properties, but one strange property.  The atoms would drop into the same energy state.  There would be no way to distinguish between them  not even spatially. It took until 1995 for a group of scientists, lead by Eric Cornell and Carl Wieman to actually form a Bose-Einstein Condensate.  It   tough to make, and even tougher to recognize.  The atoms in the single energy state aren ;t just mathema