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Counterterrorism Blog: Another Perspective on Hoekstra Amendment

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Counterterrorism Blog. The first multi-expert blog dedicated solely to counterterrorism issues, serving as a gateway to the community for policymakers and serious researchers.
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Palin breaks with McCain on gay marriage amendment (AP)

AP - Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin says she supports a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage, a break with John McCain who has said he believes states should be left to define what marriage is. In an interview with Christian Broadcasting Network, the Alaska governor said she had voted in 1998 for a state amendment banning same sex marriage and hoped to see a federal ban on such unions.

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Palin breaks with McCain on gay marriage amendment (AP)

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Keeping Tabs on the 1st Amendment | b-roll.net TODAY

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With a seemingly increasing number of stories of police harassing and arresting photographers making headlines, one man has made it his job to watch the
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15th Anniversary: The Rantiest Reader Rants Ever

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A decade and a half of provocative content has inspired plenty of letters to the editor. Some of them have been thoughtful and constructive, others just plain rude. Sticks and stones, kids... I have to pass on my disappointment with the first issue of your magazine. In fact, it has made me angry ... It's yuppie bullshit. Gary Chapman May/June 1993 I hated the cover on my new Wired magazine so much I tore it off and threw it in the trash. dteeter@aol.com August 1994 I don't know whether to congratulate you for your courage or cancel my subscription for presenting such one-sided drivel. Charles Lewis November 1995 As fiction goes, Ed Regis' article on anti-environmental crusader Julian L. Simon was a work of art. Tim Andrews May 1997 "101 Ways to Save the Internet" had a few good ones and a whole lot of crap. Andy Harrison March 2004 Prince is geekier than William Gibson? The unhackable computer in Hackers was named after Gibson, for Pete's sake! Ever seen an unhackable computer named after Prince? Peter Aaron October 2004 Wired.com
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15th Anniversary: How General Magic Engineered Our World

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Fourteen years ago, a company called General Magic promised a handheld device that would make calls, send email, play music, and do almost everything else that makes today's iPhone so drool-worthy. "Bill and Andy's Excellent Adventure II" (April 1994) was about the two Macintosh vets—Atkinson and Hertzfeld—leading the project. Unfortunately, they were far too early. General Magic sank in 2002. But its legacy lives on, in part because the effort was a formative experience for a team of brilliant young engineers. Pierre Omidyar went on to start eBay. Tony Fadell heads Apple's iPod hardware group. Kevin Lynch cooked up Flash. And Andy Rubin created the Sidekick and Google's Android mobile platform. Not too shabby. As for Bill and Andy, they are still adventuring excellently: Atkinson works with the artificial intelligence startup Numenta, and Hertzfeld codes for Google.
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15th Anniversary: Best Headlines We Slipped Past the Bosses

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These Are Definitely Not Scully's Breasts (November 2003)Me So Nerdy (September 2006) Cool Whip: A Delicious Blend of Sugar, Wax, and Condom Lube (May 2007) Nobody Fucks With the DMV (February 1994) Data Dicks (October 1995) The Dumbass, the Daytrader, and the New Democracy (April 2000) The Wired Scared Shitlist (January 1995) Reminder to Steve Case: Confiscate the Long Knives (September 2000)
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Malta: Semi Finals start 15th November

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A slight change to the timetable for the Maltese selection for the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest has been confirmed. The final will still be held on the 7th February, but the start date, which was initially thought to be the 8th November 2008, will in fact be the 15th November. (http://www.esctoday.com/news/read/12446)
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15th Anniversary: Tracking Big Brother Over the Past Decade

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Back in December 1996, sci-fi novelist David Brin warned that street cams would soon be everywhere ("The Transparent Society"). In his dream for the future, every citizen would have full access to the image stream. So far, the authorities have enjoyed a one-way view. But Brin was right that each year, surveillance tech would get tinier, more mobile, and more clever. .nTable {} #article #article_body .nTable p {font-size:0.95em;line-height:1em;padding-bottom:3px;} .nTable strong {display:block;margin:2px 0px 6px;} .nTable h3 {color:#fff;padding-bottom:0px;margin-bottom:0px;} .nTable img {padding-right:4px;} Camera Boom Eyes on the Street Small-Town Sentinel Estimated value of the US surveillance cam market in 2000: 2.4 billion Estimated value in 2007: $4.7 billion Number of visible street cams in lower Manhattan in 1998: 769 Number of street cams in 2005: 4,176 Estimated number by 2009: 7,176 Cost to install a camera in the town park in Liberty, Kansas (funded by a federal grant : $5,000 Population of Liberty, Kansas: 95 View to a Kill Flight Time Secret Agent Moth Number of feet from which a camera can read a license plate: 1,000 Percentage change in red light violations after Philadelphia installed cams: -96 Hours an unmanned surveillance helicopter can hover: 18.7 Minutes a robo-dragonfly (toting a minicam and image-recognition software) can fly: 3 Cost to produce a moth cyborg, which Darpa hopes to turn into a remote-controlled spy bug: $15 Grams a moth cyborg can carry: 5
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