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TERMINATOR-FLUSHING-FEMALE-CYBORG FANTASY AGITATES FEMINISTS WHILE REAL CLINTONS RAPING REAL WOMEN ESCAPES SCRUTINY by Mia T, 9.30.03 Is Arnold Schwarzenegger disrespectful toward women? Before I get to my answer, I must first lay out the basics of the indictment.... The real rap on Arnold: ImmatureNew York Daily News | 9/30/03 | Richard Cohen eyes wide shut EPILOGUE: (ADDITIONAL AUDIO)Hear Christopher Shays: "The bottom line: HE DID RAPE BROADDRICK."   thanx to Wolverine for the audio   View the Juanita BroaddrickclintonRAPE interview NOW thanx to WorkingClassFilth for the video special thanx to Jim Robinson GORE ON CLINTON RAPES-THE VIDEO YOO-HOO missus clinton...

Meet the latest spaced out modern artist - a picture-drawing robot arm in Australia whose brain sits in a petri dish in the US.Working from their university labs in two different corners of the world, American and Australian researchers have created what they call a new class of creative beings: "the semi-living artist". Gripping three coloured markers positioned above a white canvas, a robotic arm churns out drawings akin to that of a three-year-old. Its guidance comes from around 50,000 rat neurons in a petri dish 19,000 kilometres away. The "brain" lives at Dr Steve Potter's lab at Georgia's Institute...

SANTA MARIA, Calif. (AP) - Reclusive pop star Michael Jackson took the witness stand Wednesday in a $21 million lawsuit by his longtime promoter that accuses the singer of backing out of two millennium concerts.Jackson spoke softly while testifying, saying yes or no or asking for questions to be repeated. He paused frequently when asked about his business relationship with the plaintiff, concert promoter Marcel Avram.The German-based promoter alleges he was left with hundreds of thousands of dollars in expenses after Jackson dropped out of the performances, which were to take place Dec. 31, 1999, on both sides of the...

March 14, 2002 At Airport Gate, a Cyborg Unplugged By LISA GUERNSEY STEVE MANN, an engineering professor at the University of Toronto, has lived as a cyborg for more than 20 years, wearing a web of wires, computers and electronic sensors that are designed to augment his memory, enhance his vision and keep tabs on his vital signs. Although his wearable computer system sometimes elicited stares, he never encountered any problems going through the security gates at airports. Last month that changed. Before boarding a Toronto-bound plane at St. John's International Airport in Newfoundland, Dr. Mann says, he went through...