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* * TV Free Summer/TV Lite Fall 2002/TV Lo Winter/TV Minus Spring 2003 - Breaking the TV Addiction   Note to Self:
“Pop music sucks. Pop culture sucks more.”
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Monday, March 17, 2003

Propaganda, Culture Congress Nixes 'French Fries' in Fit of Pique (Yahoo! News (Photos))
Anti-Gallic sentiment gets out of hand; no more French Kissing next
(b/w davezilla) « 2:35:40 PM »    
Cyberculture, Arts ..::| My Own Self | ::..
Terrifically awesome self-portraiture from a 22-year-old!
(b/w jenett.radio) « 2:18:31 PM »    
Economics, Economy With war in Iraq certain, markets go through roof (BigCharts.com)
But there's no proven connection between mass death, destruction and greed « 1:09:20 PM »    
Sports, SportsDavis should be punished for showing up Jazz (ESPN.com)
Punk-ass dunkmeister Ricky Davis went for triple-double the cheap way « 12:45:22 PM »    
Terrorism, GovernmentFleet of FBI Aircraft Track Suspects in War on Terror
(Tampa Bay Online)
"The cop on the beat now has Superman's X-ray eyes." « 6:46:51 AM »    
Terrorism, Technology Human ID at a Distance
The goal of the Human Identification at a Distance (HumanID) program is to develop automated biometric identification technologies to detect, recognize and identify humans at great distances. These technologies will provide critical early warning support for force protection and homeland defense against terrorist, criminal, and other human-based threats, and will prevent or decrease the success rate of such attacks against DoD operational facilities and installations.

(I am the Eye-in-the-Sky, looking at you. And I can read your mind, by looking at you. ) « 6:42:27 AM »    

Military, Technology U.S. Dominance in Space: 'Pity the Enemy' (DefenseLINK News)
Spy sat system can read letters on basketball 25,000 miles away « 6:37:09 AM »    

4/3/2005; 3:19:59 AM - Lawrence Green


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