] WASHINGTON - U.S. counterterrorism authorities,
] exploiting a trove of information gleaned from computers
] and other gear captured with Al-Qaida chieftain Khalid
] Shaikh Mohammad, raced Sunday to identify individuals who
] they believe might be poised to launch attacks in the
] United States.

Mercury News | 03/03/2003 | U.S. agents race to follow up on electronic data seized in raid

"Clandestine Radio is a field emcompassing journalism, diplomacy, espionage, & war. Created to disseminate propaganda, clandestine radio has played a major role in every conflict around the world. ClandestineRadio.com keeps the pulse on these fascinating radio stations & the groups who sponsor them."

ClandestineRadio.com

] Before Theodore Seuss Geisel found fame as a children's
] book author, the primary outlet for his creative efforts
] was magazines. His first steady job after he left Oxford
] was as a cartoonist for Judge, a New York City
] publication. In 1927 one of these cartoons opened the way
] to a more profitable career, as well as greater public
] exposure, as an advertising illustrator.

The Advertising Artwork of Dr. Seuss

Industrial Light and Magic - Work in progress.

Lucas Digital Ltd. LLC - Work In Progress

] Our own Lucian James has analyzed Eminem's
] brand-namedropping trends, and the results may make you
] wake up and smell the Folgers crystals

Snark Hunting : Eminem's Brand-namedropping : Naming and Branding in Popular Culture

] BERKELEY, Calif.--Attempts to protect copyrighted
] material have strayed from their original purpose, say
] lawyers, technologists and academics, but few can agree
] on the solution.
]
] Speaking Friday at a University of California at Berkeley
] conference on the law and policy of digital rights
] management, experts from all circles seem to agree that
] more is going wrong than right with the current approach
] to protecting digital content. Moreover, they argue that
] current laws such as the Digital Millennium Copyright Act
] (DMCA)--which makes cracking copyright protections
] illegal, even when otherwise acceptable under other
] laws--are serving the extremes, not the mainstream
] populace.

Experts: Copyright law hurts technology | CNET News.com

I have found that this cut up engine has some interesting properties. Properties which were probably not forseen or intended by the authors.

Use a mouse to drop a Requirements Document, as written by, say, a member of the Sales staff into the upper box. Then visit the CPAN site, grab a couple of relevant Perl modules and drop them into the bottom box. Activate the 'Cut It Up' button, grab the results, drop it in to your source code file and fire up the Perl interpreter. Voila! you now have a well structured Perl program which conforms to spec.

Sometimes you will have to try it a couple of times. It seems to work with Bugzilla reports, too. It doesn't seem to work with lisp since it has trouble keeping the parentheses balanced properly.

grazulis - william s. burroughs - cutup machine

Welcome to the exhibition of rediscovered works by the mid 20th century illustrator A.C. Radebaugh.

A very cool exhibit, soon to open in Philadelphia, displaying lots of futuristic graphic artwork from the 1950s. Flying cars, urban airships docked at skyscrapers, and more. This stuff is almost propagandist in its technological optimism.

Radebaugh: The Future We Were Promised

] A small ink-and-pencil sketch of Jesus Christ drawn by
] artist Salvador Dali was stolen from the lobby of the
] men's jail at Rikers Island and replaced with a copy

1010 WINS: Dali Sketch Stolen from Rikers Island

it'll be gone by tomorrow, so enjoy now.

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