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Madison Ave. ad execs are so bent on taking control of America's children, they'd put computer chips in kids' brains if they could, Sen. Hillary Clinton said yesterday. Saying advertisers have found so many new ways to get at kids through video games and the Internet, Clinton warned that we're verging on a society out of a grim science fiction novel. "At the rate that technology is advancing, people will be implanting chips in our children to advertise directly into their brains and tell them what kind of products to buy," Clinton said at the Kaiser Family Foundation. The New...

WE HAVE BEEN EXPERIENCING UNUSUAL RADIO FREQUENCY STATIC ACROSS THE ENTIRE BANDWIDTH HERE IN SOUTH GEORGIA. AM FM TV ALL THE WAY UP THROUGH SHORT-WAVE. HAVE ANY OTHER LOCALS BEEN EXPERIENCING THE SAME DURING THE LAST HOUR - 12:30 PM EST THROUGH 1:30 PM EST? JUST CURIOUS.

A few days before the attack on 9-11-2001 a friend of mine sent an email to me that had a picture attached to it. The picture was of a group of arab looking people who were riding on an old truck. The truck was bursting at the seams so to speak because there were way too many people on it. The caption of the picture said... "I have some friends coming into town to visit, do you have any room available to put some of them up in?" Of course I laughed at the email and eventually sent it off...

Decoding Bible's 'cryptogram' Will Saddam Hussein be overthrown? Where is Osama bin Laden hiding? For answers, see the Good Book Ron Csillag National Post Monday, March 31, 2003 Among the hundreds of meetings and briefings that took place in the Pentagons bowels in the months leading up to Operation Iraqi Freedom, one earned the fleeting disdain of The New York Times, whose columnist, Bill Keller, sniffed that "several man-hours of valuable intelligence-crunching time" had been "consumed [by a writer] who claims -- I am not making this up -- that messages encoded in the Hebrew text of the Old Testament...