Old News
October 31, 2000
Gore on the environment,
again.
On the same note, more Gore lies.
Haloween myths
Massachusetts is trying to save its residents... from
sushi.
A Federal wetlands
case.
Football
more dangerous to kids than guns?
A nice article
comparing the Mustang and the Williamette (pdf)
Amazing how easy
it is for the FBI to get a warrant.
October 25, 2000
NASA fighting NOAA in a PR
fight.
Intel and Rambus slug
it out too.
Filtering software in schools gets
an F.
Creator of the Gaia theory berates Greens for
ignorance.
Gore dodges the gun
control issue.
Voters getting tired of public
education.
The Libertarian Party and the High
Tech sector.
The EU is trying to make hacking (and, incidentally,
computer security research) illegeal
by treaty.
Kuro5his has a round-table
with Harry Browne. Post your questions, Browne is answering them.
And why vote for the lesser of two evils? Vote
Vader.
October 23, 2000
NASA is going to be testing a flying
pack soon.
Meet The Press caved to veiwer complaints and put
Harry Browne on the
show. Unfortunately, it was one of those back-handed compliment
type things. Despite Mr. Browne matching Buchanan in the polls (and
beating him in number of states on the ballot, among other things),
Browne was featured together with two other candidates, instead
of given his own spot.
And in more Harry Browne news, check out this roundtable
on Kuro5hin. Ask your questions, Mr. Browne will be answering.
October 18, 2000
All about Gore:
Insight
Magazine
Junkscience
Wahsington
Times
World
Net Daily
In His Own Words
The Cato Institute talks about tax
cuts.
And yet another problem
with our public schools.
October 17, 2000
Gore and Bush speak
out on global warming.
Concerning the
rise and decline of the state.
October 13, 2000
WHO member thinks the state should have a say in how
their citizens breed.
Want to find
out about Milosevic's replacement, and what he thinks of Clinton?
And get two opinions of who won the second debate:
Portrait
of America
Libertarian
Party
October 11, 2000
Good news for all you coffee lovers out there, caffiene
isn't as
addictive as you thought.
The real repurcusions of the global
economy (and the people who hate it)
And find out what Clinton himself thinks the greatest
achievement of his Presidency was.
And a little pre- or post-debate reading.
October 10, 2000
There's a Harry Browne interview
available on line. It's a half-hour long, and in Real Audio format.
And an article on wearable
computers.
Motorola is starting to play
naughty with its retailers.
AT&T is beginning to think it's some sort of revenue
agent.
And there's some news in the field of organic
LEDs, which might soon bring prices on all sorts of small electronic
equipment down.
October 9, 2000
I don't have an author for this one, but it's a nice
little bit about the American dollar
bill.
Some lady is suing McDonalds for a few hundred grand
with a claim that she burned herself on a hot
pickle, and, of course, it was McDonald's fault for delivering
a faulty product. I just wonder how hard it is to make a defective
hamburger (one not involving food-poisoning, that is), or why, if
these hamburgers are so dangers, McDonalds has managed to sell billions
of them without many pickle incidents...
And would like to know some of John "Trust Buster"
Klein's real legacy? Read
on...
October 6, 2000
A good
paper (slightly out of date, 1994) about technological advances
and how they will and have effected warfare.
Ad-Aware
to get rid of the annyoing ad software a lot of "freeware"
programs are using these days.
And an article
about Harry Browne's exclusion from national media.
October 5, 2000
An article about an odd new technology called Universal
Planar Modulation.
See (or hear) Harry Browne comment
on the recent Presidential Debates and the questions therein.
October 4, 2000
A little commentary
on DDT.
Some interesting news
about the Environmentalists; especially the bit about James Lovelock,
creator of the Gaia theory.
And several reviews of Arming America, that supposed
history book that attacks the Second Amendment.
Mises.org
National
Review
Gun Scarcity
in the Early Republic (pdf)
And finally, a couple bits of news about the debates
and elections.
October 3, 2000
October 2, 2000