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CDR: digital angel (tracking device)
by Eric Murray 30 Oct '00

30 Oct '00

Straight from the "if we can do it, we should" dept, comes the latest in personal tracking devices: http://www.digitalangel.net/index.htm >Applied Digital Solutions has developed a new technology that we believe >will revolutionize E-Business security, emergency location and medical >monitoring and commodities supply chain management (food safety). That >technology has been named Digital Angel?. ADS is actively seeking joint >venture partners to develop and market this technology. We expect to >produce a prototype of the device by the end of 2000. We believe the >potential global market for this device - in all of its applications - >could exceed $100 billion. > > >Basic Features of Digital Angel? > >The idea behind the initial version of Digital Angel[tm] is to build >a microchip that can be worn close to the body. This microchip will >include biosensors that will measure the biological parameters of the >body and store this information. [..] >The chip will be equipped with a micro battery. This battery >will be self-rechargeable taking energy from the body or from its >surroundings. All these components will be combined into a unit the size >of a dime. [..] >The unit can be turned off by the wearer, thereby making the monitoring >voluntary. It will not intrude on personal privacy except in applications >applied to the tracking of criminals. Heh. >Digital Angel[tm] measures bodily parameters. It does not interact with >the body chemically or biologically. Designed to be completely harmless, >Digital Angel will not interfere with bodily functions in any way... at least in this version. -- Eric Murray Consulting Security Architect SecureDesign LLC http://www.securedesignllc.com PGP keyid:E03F65E5

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Re: CDR: [ga] An open letter to Louis Touton (was) www.ester.dyson
by brflgnk＠cotse.com 30 Oct '00

30 Oct '00

At 05:06 PM 10/29/00 -0500, Joe said: > John Palmer is on the right track .. This is the same John Palmer that once tried to unmoderate all of alt.*. I guess age does bring wisdom.

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CDR: The Artful Dodger
by nick.bantock＠netcom.ca 29 Oct '00

29 Oct '00

Hi , THE ARTFUL DODGER, my new book, has just been published. If you would like to see a gallery slide show, read excerpts or check out my new line of rubberstamps, then visit my personal website at: http://www.fan-dango.com/Bantock/Dodger/Art.html Don't forget to enter the contest to win autographed books and posters before the October 31st deadline. Yours, Nick Bantock (Creator of the Griffin & Sabine Trilogy) P.S. To be removed from my address book, send a blank reply and put "A FIG" in the subject box.

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Re: CDR: Re: CIA in Oregon, Intelink
by brflgnk＠cotse.com 29 Oct '00

29 Oct '00

Quoting "Alex B. Shepardsen" <abs(a)squig.org>: > abs@suffy:/home/abs$ telnet mail.bend.com 25 > Trying 199.2.205.69... > Connected to mail.bend.com. > Escape character is '^]'. > 220 X1 NT-ESMTP Server mail.bend.com (IMail 6.04 64477-1) > expn mueller > 550 list not found > vrfy mueller > 252 Cannot VRFY user > quit > 221 Goodbye Many SMTP servers disable EXPN and VRFY for security reasons, typically by returning failure messages.

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CDR: Re: Parties
by James A. Donald 29 Oct '00

29 Oct '00

-- At 11:30 PM 10/27/2000 +0300, Sampo A Syreeni wrote: > in most modern countries the electorial process is practically > guaranteed - and in fact mostly designed - to in essence round out > dissent. It is an inherent problem with any democratic system, that it must be designed to produce and enforce a single definite decision on a multitude of matters where "the people" do not have any one clear opinion. This leads to the well known voting paradoxes. Thus democracy is inherently biased towards statism, towards imposing a single solution from above on everyone, regardless of their diverse desires. One solution to this is severe limits on the power of the majority. The government should require a ten to one majority for any use force. To collect taxes, incur debts, or expend money for any purpose, or to make war, should require ten yes votes for any no vote. The problem is that those whose job it is to enforce such limits on government, personally benefit from escaping those limits, thus all attempts to limit government ultimately fail. --digsig James A. Donald 6YeGpsZR+nOTh/cGwvITnSR3TdzclVpR0+pr3YYQdkG j+h/l7f0pDDoNI1phEWOzQWEulQg7v81oOiTA5n 4PoHTxaUuw6KBxhk0rYlIfCoHe+OyO2n2pjyTMuMx

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CDR: Re: CIA in Oregon, Intelink
by John Young 29 Oct '00

29 Oct '00

Anonymous writes that there is a CIA facility in Bend, Oregon, called CPIC/West, balancing one in Miami called CPIC/Miami. FAS offers a description of Miami which references Bend: http://www.fas.org/irp/facility/cia_miami.htm And to possibly flesh out the operations run out of the Bend base, Anon points to a statement which alleges black and criminal government doings in which Bend is mentioned: http://www.dcia.com/evergree.html Nothing in these accounts about CIA's ISTAC. Informative data-mining, A P, but to avoid nailing the innocent, double check the Mueller names and aliases, for the person listed on the NIC.gov records has a different middle initial from the Mueller you're dogging. That name might be deception, no doubt, but it could also be a stolen name and identity, even address, from a real person who is unaware. If stolen, or fictional, that might explain why the personal info was provided in the clear at NIC. Still, there may be no reason to conceal anything about the Bend faciltiy or Mr. Mueller's participation. Perhaps an email to Mr. Mueller would be the way to find out, so this will be cc'd to him (and Dan S at ISTAC) for a response. Dear Mr. Mueller and Mr. S, Would you please confirm that there is a CIA facility in Bend, OR, and that the terms CPIC/West and ISTAC are applicable to it? Also, could you clarify whether CIA's ISTAC is related to the ISTAC of the Bureau of Export Administration? Thanks very much, John Young 212-873-8700 --- It turns out mail to dan(a)istac.gov refused to go from here, so Dan S is safely SCIF.

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CDR: thanx my friend
by sam ram 29 Oct '00

29 Oct '00

: Hi, can you please show me a easy way to make a home made bomb by using things from the house. so please write back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

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CDR: Re: thanx my friend
by Bill Stewart 29 Oct '00

29 Oct '00

Abuse(a)hotmail.com kindly agreed to teach this particular bomb some phenomenology. So either he's a clueless kid who'll have to get a new Hotmail or Yahoo account after being whacked, or he's a clueless Law Entrapment Officer who'll have to do so, or he's a troll who's had an afternoon's entertainment :-) At 01:17 AM 10/30/00 +0000, David E. Smith wrote: >On Sun, 29 Oct 2000, sam ram wrote: > >> : Hi, can you please show me a easy way to make a home made bomb by using >> things from the house. so please write back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! > >This depends largely on whether your home is equipped with a >camcorder. Assuming it is, here's the instructions: > >1. Get a piece of Scotch tape, and your copy of last month's WWF >Pay-Per-View that you foolishly bought. Put the tape over the little notch >on the end of the tape, so you can record over the TLC ("Tables, Ladders, >and Chairs") (oh my!) match. > >2. Call up five of your friends (assuming one of your friends is Paul >Anderson and another one is Kurt Russell). > >3. Get some guns. These should be easy to acquire. If you already have one >gun, you can use it to acquire more; this, however, is beyond the scope of >these Step By Step (TM) instructions. > >4. Go to your local junkyard at night. > >5. Have random people start shooting the guns at Kurt, while he mutters >and grunts but doesn't say anything. Have Paul point the camera at random >stuff. > >There you go. You've just re-created the bomb "Soldier." > >HTH. HAND. > >...dave > > > > > >---- David E. Smith, POB 515045, St. Louis MO 63151 >http://www.technopagan.org/ dave(a)technopagan.org > >"I must remember to destroy those children after my > breakfast has been eaten." -- Mojo Jojo > > > > > Thanks! Bill Bill Stewart, bill.stewart(a)pobox.com PGP Fingerprint D454 E202 CBC8 40BF 3C85 B884 0ABE 4639

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CDR: TRUE OR FALSE: "You can't possibly earn a living by shopping on the web"...
by tratmall＠home.com 29 Oct '00

29 Oct '00

You're smart, entrepreneurial and persevering. That's why, by the end of this message, you will appreciate why it IS reasonable and realistic to earn compounding residual income simply by shopping on-line and inviting others to do the same. THE "OfferGiant.Com" PROGRAM IS SIMPLE AND EFFECTIVE A large number of major retailers (475 and rapidly growing -- and most of whom you'll recognize) are motivated to grow their new eCommerce business. Instead of expensive advertising, they would rather pay generous commissions simply for buying from them through a single, well organized web site, and for recommending others to do the same. When you do introduce others, you are further incented with cumulative and residual commissions. Although you may correctly assume a multi-level structure, this program nearly eliminates the drawbacks of most MLMs: - No inventory to work with: thanks to eCommerce, everything is drop-shipped and sales volume is automatically calculated - No up-lines or down-lines to coordinate with: the program is so simple there's nothing to organize -- all the instructions and commission rates are plainly spelled out right on the web site - Even if you don't plan to introduce the program, it is a nicely designed "on-line mall" to find and save on just about anything you can imagine - No hard selling: Just introduce it and the web site does the rest - This is the chance to be at the leading edge of a new network which can pay generous monthly commissions for little effort beyond referring those you know and buying what you already purchase at the mall or over the web LET'S DO THE MATH AND PROVE THAT IT CAN BE DONE! Now that you've got the basics of this program, let's see how the subject line can quickly become a reality. 1. You buy $40 worth of books and $60 worth of gifts through your own "on-line mall" which you can purchase for $50. So, you're out $150, but you've got your books and gifts which you would have spent $100 on anyway. 2. You tell a dozen friends about your mall, and six buy their own mall. At the end of the following full month, you receive $25 for each friend who bought a mall and you receive about $15 back for your $100 of on-line purchases -- grossing $165: already putting you in the black! 3. Your six friends end up buying books, equipment, gifts, long distance service, food, travel and plenty of other merchandise through their own on-line malls, earning you residual commissions: not to mention the extra referral fees you receive when they introduce their own contacts who buy malls. As I'm sure you deduced, this process is compounding and potentially exponential! IT'S YOUR MOVE You can be earning while you're shopping from your own home and building your network of referred shoppers with no products to move, and nothing further to do other than buy through your mall with companies you know and trust, collect your monthly commission check and tell others - which you'll be excited to do anyway! This is an opportunity whose potential is clear to understand, and will only demand the time you choose to invest. This program is so self-supportive that you won't even need my guidance: just as the people you introduce won't require yours. Everything is detailed at the OfferGiant.com's web site. However, I am here to personally answer any questions you have. You will find my contact information at the web page referenced below, as well as a link to my on-line mall which can answer your remaining questions and set you up instantly with your own mall. So... get paid for buying books, gifts, long distance service, food, travel, sports equipment and tons of other stuff that you and your friends buy anyway! Now the choice is yours... LET IT GO, OR CLICK BELOW! http://members.home.net/trataiczak ___________________________________________________________ If you wish to be removed from future mailings, please reply with the subject "Remove" and you will automatically be removed from future mailings.

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CDR: thanx my friend
by sam ram 29 Oct '00

29 Oct '00

: Hi, can you please show me a easy way to make a home made bomb by using things from the house. so please write back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

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