RE: Vote changing gizmos (paid for by feds)

"..slow exhale.. thanks for the hit, Bob, that's the good shit.. I miss it." Yeah...I admit it. I snuck down to the cellar and took a few tokes as well. I don't dig all the calls for "needs killing", but every now and then the dude delivers. -TD From: "Major Variola (ret)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Re: How Tiny Swiss Cellphone Chips Helped Track Global Terror Web

At 10:30 PM 3/3/04 -0500, R. A. Hettinga wrote: > > >The New York Times > >March 4, 2004 > >How Tiny Swiss Cellphone Chips Helped Track Global Terror Web And that, boys and girls, is what traffic analys

FLA to use fingerprint scanners on schoolbusses

The Pinellas school system is ready to approve a new technology that uses student fingerprints to keep track of who is riding school buses. Beginning in the fall, the fingerprint system would identify students as they board and leave. The goal is to ensure they are getting on the right bus and get

Medical insurers checking terrorist list

Some Insurers Checking Provider Lists for Terrorists Joyce Frieden Associate Editor, Practice Trends Insurance plans say they now must cross-reference lists of business partners—including providers—against a federal list of known or suspected terrorists. As a result of an executive or

Re: Fwd: Re: Don't Panic - Not All Jobs Are Headed Overseas

> Most of the .com's I've worked at, the CEO was hired > to do one single > thing: pump up the image of the company to make it > look like a big jucy > steak when it was all crap internally, then sell the > turd off to a sucker. > This of course results in the immediate job loss > of 90% of t

Re: research paper

Sandy Harris (2004-03-04 01:48Z) wrote: > someone wrote: > > >I'm currently doing a research paper, with the topic of cryptography > >being essiantial for society, ... > > > >I was wondering if there where any particular books, websites, ... > > One web page with a lot of links: > http://www.fre