Still my boycott on Starbucks continues...I hear they let their
coffee beans pass through small animals before grinding...could be a baseless
rumor, but feel free to pass it along anyway. Let them deal with the power of
the internet as punishment for this story below even though they said
Laser Pointer Owners effort
to Paint the Moon
http://www.paintthemoon.org/
Those of you who own laser pointers...I have to get a new battery for
mine...would be interested in this article which informs us of the next
scheduled plant to put a red dot on the dark side of the moon.
It could
Granted it is just one person that made it through unchecked
but one is probably enough at this point.
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Anthrax This! A message from the anthrax
infected employee of the New York Post.
http://www.nypost.com/images/front102001.gif
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'Tourist Guy': Is He or Isn't
He?By Jeffrey
BennerWiredEver since the fake picture of a jetliner bearing
down on a doomed tourist atop the World Trade Center spread around the world,
one burning question has tormented bored geeks everywhere. Who is that tourist
guy? The wait may be over:
The meaty issue: What should be on a frozen
pizza?BY LUCIO GUERRERO STAFF
REPORTERIf you love lots of
beef on your pizza, the frozen-foods section of the supermarket might not be the
place to go for much longer. The federal government, which has rules about these
things, is thinking of
Hidden Messages: Any There
There?By Farhad
ManjooSTANFORD, California -- Niels Provos, a computer science
graduate student at the University of Michigan, took the dais at a Stanford
University lecture hall Wednesday evening with what seemed a comforting message:
After analyzing a couple
Terror 'Mules': Bombs in BodiesWiredEven if every airport in the United States scanned every bag
loaded onto every airplane for explosives, and every passenger went under the
metal-detector, a bomb could still get onto a passenger jet, experts say. The
Federal Aviation Authority's next
"There is a deep hunger in America post-Sept. 11 in many people who feel
this is their war in their backyard and they would like to be summoned by the
president to do something more than go shopping. If you
just look at the amount of money spontaneously donated to victims' families,
it's
NBC, With Conditions, to Accept Ads for Liquor
By STUART ELLIOTT
NYTIMES
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/12/14/business/media/14ADCO.html?ex=1009347991ei=1en=20fe7addff50c348
Free Subscription Required (BLAH BLAH BLAH)
~Five years after
some liquor companies
MEMO
From: Bin Laden, Osama Sent: Monday, November 19, 2001
8:17 AM To: Cavemates Subject: The Cave
Hi guys.
We've all been putting in long hours but we've really come
together as a group and I love that. Big thanks to Omar for putting up the
poster that says "There is no I in Team" as
Killer shoes worked for Romans, but were no match for
Bondhttp://www.nationalpost.com/news/story.html?f=/stories/20011227/968822.htmlJoseph BreanNATIONAL POSTMilitary-grade explosive packed into
high-top sneakers nearly brought down a passenger jet last Saturday, marking the
latest episode
The Mosque to
CommerceBin Laden's special complaint with the World Trade Center.By
Laurie KerrSLATEPosted Friday,
December 28, 2001, at 8:58 AM PTWe all know the basic reasons why Osama Bin
Laden chose to attack the World Trade Center, out of all the buildings in New
York. Its towers were
High school Dropouts Rejoice! You have officially been recognized and protected by the
politically correct.
National Post
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I really don't think are the next
terrorist target but you can read and decide for yourself.
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Fabio Gets His Walking PapersCan
Harlequin rekindle romance in a post-feminist world?By Katherine
MarshTHE WASHINGTON MONTHLYIn a Tuesday morning in late August, staffers from the New York
office of Harlequin Enterprises meet in a conference room lined with
romance-book jackets to discuss
How Quicksand Really
Works
http://www.howstuffworks.com/quicksand.htm
Fortunately Hollywood has this all
wrong too. If you just relax in Quicksand you will float and be cool.
Very clever animation at this site (one
of my favorite web pages (how stuff works)).
Peter
http://abcnews.go.com/sections/us/DailyNews/religion_environment010809.html
By Oliver
Libaw
Aug. 13
What would Jesus drive?
Religious Leaders Take Up Environmental Cause
MORE ON
Nation: Fans line up for Bill Clinton
trading cards
By BRIAN SKOLOFF,
Associated Press
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (August 10,
2001 9:56 p.m. EDT) - Fans began lining up Friday at 6 a.m. so they could be
among the first to own a Bill Clinton trading card.
When
World's Fastest Computer
Unveiled
http://www.reuters.com/news_article.jhtml?type=technologynewsStoryID=160124
LIVERMORE, Calif.
(Reuters) - A U.S. government laboratory unveiled on Wednesday the most
powerful computer in the world, programmed to simulate the explosion of a
nuclear bomb.
License PC Users? It's a Thought
http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,46096,00.html
By Michelle Delio WIREDIn a connected world, we suffer from
the consequences of other people's computer ignorance. This summer, inboxes have
been filled to overflowing with SirCam-infected e-mails, a
The U.S. of e
http://www.latimes.com/technology/columnists/techcol/la-66408aug16.story
The feds are online, and they've got the
confiscated goods--just name your price.By DAVID COLKER, LA TIMES
STAFF WRITER Pssst. Want to buy a donkey? No? How about a helicopter, 3-carat
diamond,
German
Zeppelin Takes to Skies
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A19529-2001Aug16.html
By Burt HermanAssociated Press WriterBERLIN
A new zeppelin that took to the skies this week over Germany carrying passengers
the first commercial zeppelin flights since the Hindenburg
SoMa loft hero held on parole violation
Taking intruder's gun broke rules Jaxon Van Derbeken,
Chronicle Staff Writer San Francisco
A man hailed by San Francisco police for seizing a robber's
gun to stop a violent holdup at a live-work loft has been jailed by state
authorities on a
Rocker Marilyn Manson charged
with sexual assault--CNN PONTIAC, Michigan-- Shock rocker Marilyn
Manson was charged Thursday with sexual assault on a security guard at one of
his concerts, the Oakland County prosecutor's office said. In a statement,
prosecutor David Gorcyca said Manson --
Must People Lie? Yes, Absolutely. Or Is That a Lie? By
EDWARD ROTHSTEIN NY TIMES
R. Thiele via Reuters
Tolstoy, in peasant garb here, was no peasant. His fiction
seems to deplore lying, but he may have been prone to its there anything more
boring than thinking about lies? What is there
This ought to break a few laws
if real
Cellphone pistol in action
(MPEG
Video)
~POINT. CLICK.
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explain (or stomach) this odd piece of video capturing Microsoft CEO Steve
Ballmer who is either rallying his troops or losing his mind.
NEXTDRAFT FOR VIDEO CLICK HERE
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Computer raised as if were a child ZDNET Meet Hal. Like
any 18-month-old toddler, he likes bananas, toys and playing in the park. He
especially enjoys bedtime stories.But while other children are flesh
and blood, Hal is actually a chain of algorithms--a computer program that is
being raised
What Are The Theological
Implications Of Quake? InformationWeek
An
Italian priest has found a new way to help his brethren relate to children in
their parishes; he's teaching a weekly class that shows the clergy how to play
video games. [more]
Astronaut Study Yields Clues to
Nighttime Snoring By Suzanne Rostler NEW YORK (Reuters Health)
-
Individuals who are prone to
snoring or who are frequently awaked at night by breathing problems may rest
easier on a planet other than Earth, researchers suggest.[more]
Would-be presidential candidate The Rev. Al Sharpton sees
'no real threat' to U.S. securitySF GATE
The Rev. Al Sharpton, who is exploring the idea of running for
president, says he sees "no real threat to American security" that requires the
massive buildup of the nation's defenses he
New Mower Zaps Grass With LasersMight Take Three
Years To Come To Market [more]
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DOES YOUR computer
password reveal your innermost secrets?NEW SCIENTIST It seems that
many people regard choosing their password as a kind of personality test, and
give everything about themselves away in the words they use when they log on.
[more]
What is wrong with this
picture?
State
Patrol cracking down on distracted drivers
Heron Marquez Estrada Star
Tribune
The 10-day program, part of which is being funded by the
Minnesota Wireless Foundation, will begin Saturday. It features officers working
overtime on the road being paid
Fingered
by the movie cops
By Amita Guha SALON
Under today's copyright laws, you are guilty until proven
innocent. I know -- it happened to me.
http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/2001/08/23/pirate/index.html
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Firestone
takes 'enormous gamble' in Texas trial
http://news.findlaw.com/ap/l//8-23-2001/20010823034010530.html
By KARIN MILLER AP Business Writer NASHVILLE, Tenn.
(AP)
Bridgestone/Firestone Inc. took a big gamble in allowing a
lawsuit by a paralyzed and brain-damaged Texas woman to go
Is there
anybody can tell me who I am? Julian Borger Guardian
He can speak French and read Latin. He is probably
British. But apart from that, 'Philip Staufen' knows nothing about himself.
Since being mugged in Toronto two years ago, his past has been a blank. And no
one has come forward
Summertime -- and the livin' ain't easyby Bill O'Reilly
As summer winds down,
America finds itself in a rather dubious place. The economy is terrible, the
public-school system isn't much better, and Gary Condit is a household
name.
more?
Principia
Mathematica III NEW SCIENTIST
He was a child prodigy,
publishing his first paper at 15. Now Stephen Wolfram says he has created a new
kind of science based on simple computer programs rather than equations. It's a
bold claim, but it has taken him 20 years--ten of them thinking and
Stereotypes Arent So Bad Academia weighs in. By John Derbyshire,
NationalReview contributing editor
One of the most heartening features of the times we live
in, if you are of a conservative inclination, is the discoveries now being made
in the human and biological sciences. Anthropology,
Pot-growing
machine marketed to medical users OREGONLIVE/The Associated Press VANCOUVER,
British Columbia (AP) -
- John Brusatore has a budding career
because of Canada's new medical marijuana laws.
Interesting articlehere about how
Dubya allegedly squirms and reacts when being put on the
spot...
DUBYA Makes
Fun of a Bald Guy Robert Parry CONSORTIUM NEWSA presidential
milestone passed almost unnoticed Friday. For the first time in the history of
televised news conferences, a
Kentucky
Man Seeing Red After IRS Refund Check Bounces Janet Swanson Reports on IRS Tax
Refund Check that Bounced LOUISVILLE --
It's no secret that the federal
government handles millions of dollars every day, so how come it can't cover a
$300 tax refund
THE SCIENTIST VS.
THE MISSILE SHIELD Researcher raises questions about whether defense system would work -
and finds himself in cloak-and-dagger drama MSNBC
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BAD SURVEYS Jump! (or not) A woman clogged traffic at a busy
Seattle intersection when she threatened to leap off a 160-foot-high bridge
Tuesday. Several drivers yelled at her to jump, which she eventually did. She's
still in serious condition. If you were a motorist stuck in traffic, would
How Gas Prices Work
Driving into the local service station, you notice that the gas prices
have risen about a nickel since you stopped there last week. But what can you
do? -- you need gas! While dispensing gasoline into the fuel tank, you watch the
pump display tick by the $20 mark well
L.A. teacher who suffocated rabbit in classroom
acquitted A
former teacher who suffocated a rabbit brought to class by students for a
dissection experiment was found innocent of animal cruelty
AZCENTRAL.COM
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Left on School Bus all Day When parents put their
kids on a school bus, they expect it to get their on time. One North Georgia
girl got on her bus Friday-- and never got off. And no one even noticed until
several hours later. WTCVnews9
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D I V E R S
Morbid luck keeps Quayle bust off Capitol pedestal CHICAGO
TRIBUNE
Dan Quayle still can't get any
respect. The oft-ridiculed former vice president (and one-time GOP senator from
Indiana) has been a private citizen for nearly nine years. But unlike other
former veeps, there's no bust of
Jungle Cruise no longer has boat captains shooting
hippos SACBEE (AP) -- Disneyland's eight-minute Jungle Cruise no longer has its
khaki-wearing tour guide boat captains shooting at hippos that emerge with
wiggling ears and open mouths from the river bottom.
Whats driving free expression? As government becomes more involved
in regulating vanity plates, citizens must become more vigilant
MSNBC.COM NASHVILLE, Tenn.,
Aug. 29 Express yourself in seven letters or less. Thats the challenge, of
course, for anyone trying to convey an idea through
DRCNet Interview: Kenny "The Real" Kramer of Seinfeld Fame,
Libertarian Candidate for Mayor of New York City
Kenny Kramer has achieved an unlikely
sort of fame as the inspiration for Cosmo Kramer, the wacky slacker on TV's
"Seinfeld." But the 57-year-old stand-up comic and electric disco
Pretty Amusing...
What really turns on Bush and Blair (FLASH REQUIRED)
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What the market will bear...
Drug-Free Urine at $69 a Pee WIRED Kenneth Curtis makes good money pissing his days away. Curtis
sells his urine over the Internet to people who are skittish about using their
own for workplace drug tests. Privacy Protection Services guarantees that his
pee
IRS published sex chat lines THE ARIZONA
REPUBLIC
Telephone numbers in two IRS
publications referring taxpayers to help weren't intended as hotlines, but they
were plenty hot anyway. They turned out to be sexually explicit chat lines.
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Not everyone is excited about opening
weekend...some interesting conpiracy theories on this site about violent sports
as well
Wimps Across America OPINION JOURNALOnly 30 hours (or so) till Toe Meets Leather as the 2001 NFL season
kicks off. But believe it or not, there are actually
Microsoft Antitrust Case: An Update on the Company's Lobbying
and Campaign Contributions OPENSECRETS
After more than three years of investigations, litigation and intensive
lobbying, the Justice Department today announced it would no longer seek a
break-up of the computer giant Microsoft,
Ozone Hole Is Back and
Big ABC
News Remember the ozone
hole? Last year it closed by November but scientists report it's back and for
the second year in a row, it appears to be reaching record
size
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I blame him too...
Condit Father Blames Satan NY POST
Rep. Gary Condit's father says the devil is to
blame for his son's problems.
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Utah Paying a High Price for Polygamy LA TIMES
A declaration of war it
was not. But in Utah, where polygamy has been a persistent but submerged issue
for generations, no governor had so much as whispered a public opinion on the
topic before. So when Gov. Mike Leavitt asserted last May that
Attack of the Shark Lobby
SLATE
If you think it's been an
embarrassing summer for Gary Condit or Little League baseball, think of the poor
shark. One shark ripped an arm off a boy in Florida. A second destroyed a
swimmer's leg in the Bahamas. A third inflicted a fatal 17-inch gash on a boy
The German Trauma: Experiences and Reflections
1938-2001 THE TIMES The girl is 11 years old.
One day in 1934, she is travelling from her boarding school in Kent back to her
home in Vienna when her train breaks down in Nuremberg. The German Red Cross,
perhaps thinking to entertain her, finds
-Caveat Lector-
Interesting. They probably would have fed Clinton to the sharks too, and
they did little to throw a lifesaver to him, but he was the President.
Condit stepped in big pile of trouble and I am not sure exactly what anyone
can do to help until it gets cleared up...or at least more
of action in my opinion
too. But if he fesses up at the beginning how much does he tell...and if he
does know what happened to her how does he handle that?
peat
- Original Message -
From: Bill Howard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2001 7:18 PM
Subject: Re
Wonder Which OS Do They Use?
Justice Department Opposes MicrosoftAssociated
PressStopping just short of accusing Microsoft of stalling, the
JusticeDepartment asked an appeals court to deny the company's request
tore-examine whether the software maker illegally mixed software code
fortwo
2 Clever people/stories...I think the world could use more
creative individuals such as these...his license
plate
Man's right to substitute
'Taxationland' for 'Vacationland' is upheld
Boston.com
http://www.boston.com/dailynews/207/region/Man_s_right_to_substitute_TaxaP.shtml
By David
Wanted: Man Willing To Be Crucified
http://www.newschannel2000.com/sh/technology/stories/national-technology-89249320010727-080742.html
Colorado Physicist Working To Solve
Mystery Of
Optimizing Your Wife--mathpages.com
http://www.mathpages.com/home/kmath018.htmIf a man can expect to meet exactly N eligible women in his life,
what strategy should he use to maximize his chances of choosing
the very best one? We typically make some idealized assumptions
when solving this
Shopper's little
helper-Salon.com
http://salon.com/mwt/style/2001/07/30/shopping_pill/If compulsive shoppers get help in the form
of a pill thanks to a university study, and the study was funded by the company
that manufactures the pill, everybody wins, right?
- - - - - -
- - - - - -By
AT NANOSCALE, THE LAWS OF HUMANS MAY NOT
APPLYBy Michael BeckerSmall Times
Correspondent
July 30, 2001 -- As nanotechnology moves from the realm of
science fiction to the real world of commercial application, legislation and
regulation are going to have to play catch-up.
Legal experts say
Bush plans 'space
bomber' http://www.observer.co.uk/international/story/0,6903,529208,00.htmlSpecial report: George Bush's AmericaThe Bush files - Observer
special Talk about
it here Ed Vulliamy in New YorkSunday July
29, 2001The Observer
The United States is
exploring the development of
Gates Plays Games With Rivals,
Java - EWeek
---http://www.zdnet.com/eweek/stories/general/0,11011,2799103,00.html
Gates plays games with rivals,
JavaBy Spencer F. Katt
July 27, 2001 1:54 PM ET
Ever wonder what Bill Gates does in
Couple sues over flaming Pop-Tart
http://www.cnn.com/2001/LAW/07/28/life.poptart.reut/
PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania (Reuters) -- The popular breakfast
pastry Pop-Tarts has become a burning legal issue in New Jersey.
The Philadelphia Inquirer reported Saturday that a New Jersey couple is
Surgery Works, Says Miss World Contender
CARACAS, Venezuela (Reuters) - With a bit of ``physical preparation'' --
artificial breast implants, a nose job and a little trimming of fat from the
hips -- you too can aspire to be Miss World (news
- web
sites).
So says Venezuela's latest
Record set on a string
and a prayer http://www.janesvillegazette.com/guinessfloss080101.html(Published
Wednesday, August 01, 2001 11:40:36 AM CDT)By
Chris Schultz/Gazette Staff
Chicago's
Lavinia Covaliu, right, and Laure Carey were among the nearly 300 teens at
Woman charged in Whopper rage incidentASSOCIATED
PRESSJuly
31, 2001
CHESTERTON, Ind. -- A women upset over the preparation of her
hamburger stabbed a Burger King manager in the head with a pen, police said.
Celinda Dellareese Barge of Detroit was arrested Sunday on charges
of battery,
Hey parents, here is one alternative to day care! Maybe she
was just trying to be "her kids mom" like Dr. Laura encourages...and forgo the
evils of daycare. My guess is she was just trying to save money. The only thing
more offensive than her turning up the rado when the kid was crying in
What? A cop in a doughnut shop?
p
~
Cop foils doughnut shop
theftOff-duty officer is hit with gunBy William P. BohlenChicago Tribune staff reporterPublished
July 31, 2001
All Mark McGowan wanted was a cup
of coffee before starting his overnight police shift.What he
Some women may have just asked for free Gap clothes for life.
peat
Woman gets $330,000 after Mannequin hits
her
By WILL BLACK-- The Canadian
Press
VANCOUVER (CP) -- A former actress and founder of
a local theatre company was awarded $330,000 on Monday in a suit
Some women just want perfect hair...
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Reuters |
ABCNEWS.com
Tuesday
July 31 11:23 AM ET
Hippo Mauls Swimmer
I paticularily found itamusing that
one theoryhas Husker fans behind this...
p
Husks of corn rain from sky
By Suzanne Perez Tobias And Sara Shepherd The Wichita Eagle
For
residents in some east Wichita neighborhoods Friday afternoon, the weather was
particularly strange:
Cops tap database to harass, intimidate
Misuse among police frequent, say some, but punishments
rare
July 31, 2001
First of two parts.
BY M. L. ELRICKFREE PRESS STAFF WRITER
Police throughout Michigan, entrusted with the personal and
confidential
The Dog Days
of Summer
Everyone knows that the dog days of summer
occur during the hottest and muggiest part of the season. Webster defines dog days as...
1 : the period between early July and early September when the hot sultry
weather of summer usually occurs in the northern
Prostitutes Mean BusinessUpdated: Mon, Aug 06 9:59 AM EDT By
Melanie Chearyhttp://news.excite.com/news/r/010806/09/odd-prostitutes-dcAMSTERDAM
(Reuters) - Nowhere is the world's oldestprofession more legal than in the
Netherlands where thebooming sex industry pays tax, but prostitutes say
Pretty interesting article to pass along. And we
wonder why the Nasdaq continues to sag...
~~
Holding up the rearWhere did all that start-up
money go? Clue No. 1: Today's dot-com auctions are flooded with opulent Aeron
Well of course they are not to blame, they were
delegating...plus they are politicians!
p
~
Signs spell embarrassment for county sheriff
candidatesAssociated PressCRWN POINT, Ind. -- The race for Lake County
sheriff appears to be a dead heat -- even when it comes to
Why Bother to
Think?Prometheus
OnlineSimon Blackburn in defence of philosophy and the role of the
philosopher
When asked about the value
of philosophy I am always reminded of a well-known Oxford story concerning The
Dean of Christchurch, in the nineteenth century. Dean Gaisford was
-Caveat Lector-
Interesting...
A game of ball control
http://www.jewishworldreview.com/michael/barone.html
Michael Barone/Jewish World Review
The death of the Bush agenda may be greatly exaggerated
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House
Leader wants a second investigation of FBI's Carnivore
ByJennifer Jones
INFOWORLDJune 14, 2001 8:34 am PT
House Leader wants a second investigation of FBI's Carnivore
By Jennifer Jones June 14,
http://www.lewrockwell.com/dieteman/dieteman57.htmlJune 16, 2001Killing without Consequencesby David
Dieteman[EMAIL PROTECTED]Recently, the federal
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled, 6-5, that thestate of Idaho could
prosecute federal sharpshooter Lon Horiuchi formanslaughter in the
(Funny, these kids from the "bad
neighborhoods" should be just as scared
about going to the suburbs where the
likes of Columbine seem to be more likely to occur...just my two
cents...}
Catholic
sports league reveals fear of unknownBY NEIL
STEINBERG SUN-TIMES COLUMNIST`Wait here," the
It's a tragedy that he losthis wife so
senslessly, however, he must also be thinking about what started that whole
mess, which was his involvement in breaking a law at at time when the government
was "Militia Crazy". I don't know the circumstances, but it seems to me
that these types of
(at least these vicious criminals are off the streets
for awhile...)
Federal
judge makes world safer, sends elderly nuns to jail
SF GATEStephanie Salter Thursday,
June 14, 2001IT MIGHT be fine and dandy with some of you that the
government of the United States has thrown the book at an
(one theory...)
Toys Are Made for
TinkeringThe best toys encourage rule-breaking.WIRED
News
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It's all about convenience...we can buy a car online, buy our
favorite books online, groceries, toys, clothes...and now we can get forgiveness
online...soon, we may never need to interact with another human--if we so
choose--again. Although, I still don't know how to fill my car with gas
Man cleaning pool prevents woman from drowning infantBy David Cázares and Jason T. SmithSun SentinelNORTH MIAMI -- A maintenance man cleaning a swimming pool at an apartment complex on Monday prevented a woman from drowning her 6-month-old son.
The Psychology of MurderPsychologist Tina Tessina on what might have driven Andrea Yates to kill her five children
JESSICA REAVESTIMEWhen Andrea Yates murdered her five children Wednesday, she focused national attention on the issue of postpartum depression.
Here Come the Federal Cell Phone Cops
by Adam D. ThiererCATO
Adam D. Thierer is the director of telecommunications studies at the Cato Institute in Washington, D.C.
Just when you thought there was nothing left for Congress to federalize, along comes a bill by Rep. Gary Ackerman (D-N.Y.) and Sen.
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