Bounce flash with gel. As seen above.

Matt Fox checks out a unique find by Jeremy (Moose) Rappaport at Slackers on Tuesday afternoon. The CD, "The Amazing Adventures of Pleaseeasaur," feature fascinating cover art but was not purchased. The pair was more interested in video games that day.

A favorite outtake:
Meredith Berkowitz poses in her special sandwich making gloves at Lakota Coffee Company in downtown Columbia. Here favorite coffee is seasonally influenced. An iced latte with a hint of vanilla is ideal from spring through to summer.

Using a single flash, here's how it happened.

John Klaas anticipates Shay Prince's next move having threatened his queen with the black rook. Klaas eventually checkmated Prince, who was attending the chess club for the second time. The MU Chess Cub meets Monday nights at 7 o'clock in Memorial Union.

Arjun Khurana, a junior at Rock Bridge High School, watches Justin Hull, 25, make a move during a speed chess match after a chess club meeting on Monday night in Memorial Union. Though he is returning from a year off from the game, Khurana has placed first in high school chess contests in Missouri and New York City. Hull is a highly rated player who has played masters in Stockholm and once played for money in Washington Square Park while living homeless for a week.

This is how it happens.

A collection of found objects reveals the past. The "H" is for the Herring family, who kept in touch through letters from the 1940's to the 1970's.