] WASHINGTON - Iraqi troops south of Baghdad are armed
] with chemical weapons, Fox News has learned.
]
] Senior Defense and other U.S. officials confirmed that
] intelligence reports indicate that Saddam Hussein's
] troops are armed with chemical munitions.
]
] "The information is raw ... and hard to confirm ...
] but we are seeing -- using different methods -- that
] Saddam Hussein has armed troops south of Baghdad with
] chemical weapons," one official said.
]
] Officials say it's hard to tell how many of these weapons
] are being distributed, but the intelligence reports
] indicate that "some chemical shells" have been provided
] to troops

FOXNews.com

A fairly detailed description of strategy that will be unleashed in about 3 days.

Okay Saddam, here's the plan...

] An airline passenger who had two "No War with Iraq" signs
] in his suitcase says the federal security agent who
] opened his luggage inserted a note criticizing his
] "anti-American attitude."
]
] "I found it chilling and a little Orwellian to have
] received this message," said Seth Goldberg, 41, of
] Cranbury, New Jersey.
]
] Federal Transportation Security Administration officials
] are investigating.

CNN.com - Passenger finds 'chilling' note from bag handler - Mar. 16, 2003

] The highest-level officer to defect from
] Saddam Hussein%u2019s army disappeared from his home in
] Denmark on Monday under mysterious circumstances,
] according to family members and a Danish state official.
] Gen. Nizar al-Khazraji, Saddam's former army chief
] of staff, was seen by some as playing an important role
] in a post-war Iraqi military

Top Iraqi defector disappears

] When was the last time you used a pay phone?

ah, the days of hacking COCOTS and other pay phone booths may be reappearing.

Pumping Life Into the Pay Phone

] In a study to be published in the journal Biology of
] Reproduction, researchers collected samples from the
] underarms of men who refrained from using deodorant for
] four weeks. The extracts were then blended and applied to
] the upper lips of 18 women, aged 25 to 45.
]
] The women rated their moods on a fixed scale for a period
] of six hours. The findings suggested something in the
] perspiration brightened their moods and helped them feel
] less tense. Blood analyses also showed a rise in levels
] of the reproductive luteinizing hormone that typically
] surge before ovulation.

Study: Male sweat brightens women's moods

] Saddam Hussein's most important Kurdish ally has
] defected to Kurdish-controlled northern Iraq in what
] officials here say is an indication that the Iraqi
] president's internal support is beginning to
] crumble.

Kurdish ally of Saddam Hussein regime defects

] It's just another Thursday night at Bodacious Classics, a
] dance club in Southeast Portland.
]
] A couple of Imperial storm troopers are chatting with a
] galactic bounty hunter and a Jedi knight. Waitresses in
] Federation Starfleet uniforms take drink orders. Five
] Klingon warriors are mixing with the crowd.
]
] Then, suddenly, the roughest, toughest Klingon in the
] room lets loose.
]
] "qqqqab,HomDaq jIqab!"
]
] To Earthlings, that translates roughly as "B-B-B-B-Bad to
] the bone!"
]
] It's George Thorogood and the Destroyers, rendered in the
] mythical Klingon language created for "Star Trek" movies
] and TV shows.
]
] It's your weirdest dream: Klingon karaoke.

The final frontier: Klingon Karaoke . . . to boldly go where no singer has gone before

] As a young girl, Pauline Oliveros was fascinated with the
] crackly sound of her grandfather's crystal radio and the
] whistles and pops of her father's shortwave.

one of avant garde music's constant pioneers.

50 Years Melding Tech and Sounds

Norman Lear, the Emmy-winning producer of ‘‘All in the Family," said Wednesday he will collaborate on several episodes of the Comedy Central satire ‘‘South Park."

sweet!

Norman Lear to co-write South Park episodes