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NEW YORK (AP) - As many as half of the nearly 20,000 pieces of human remains recovered in the World Trade Center ruins have not yielded DNA and are being preserved for future testing, according to the city medical examiner. Ellen Borakove, a spokeswoman for the medical examiner, would not elaborate on why some tissue has not yielded DNA, which scientists can use to link remains to people killed in the Sept. 11 attack. Borakove said advances in technology might allow for successful testing in the future. DNA expert Victor Weedn, the founder of the Armed Forces DNA Identification Laboratory...

WASHINGTON (AP) - A grand jury investigating Chandra Levy's homicide and whether Rep. Gary Condit obstructed justice in the case has heard from the congressman's top aide. Police also have found more of Levy's bones. Mike Lynch, Condit's California-based chief of staff, answered questions Friday in front of a District of Columbia Superior Court grand jury, Beth Wilkinson, Lynch's lawyer said Wednesday. "He cooperated fully with the investigators and prosecutors and answered all questions in a candid ... For the rest of the article, CLICK HERE

D.C. police searching unsuccessfully in Rock Creek Park over the weekend for more remains and belongings of Chandra Levy instead came across some money believed to be from a bank robbery in the District last week, authorities said. The bills, discovered Saturday in the general vicinity of the search site, had red dye on them. Banks often give robbers money with dye packs, which explode and color the cash red. /// FOR THE REST OF THE ARTICLE,CLICK AND GO H E R E.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (AP) - Over 18 years, Parkinson's disease stole Jack Goldman's ability to drive, write and speak on the telephone. Because of shaking hands, he couldn't eat without spilling his food. He couldn't zip his pants. At times his joints were frozen. Other times, his medicine caused his body to squirm and jerk violently, throwing him out of his chair. "I had gotten to the point where life was barely worth living," he recalls. So three months ago he said yes to a grueling, even terrifying, operation. Wide awake with only local anesthesia, Goldman lay on an operating...

JUNE 10, 10:16 ET WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court said Monday it will not hear two cases that would have offered a test of the Bush administration's newly articulated position that the Constitution protects an individual's right to own guns. Go HERE for the rest of the article.

O'Reilly's tragic flaw -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted: May 13, 2002 1:00 a.m. Eastern By Geoff Metcalf -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- © 2002 WorldNetDaily.com Bill O'Reilly's hissy fit on the air with Don Imus has done more damage to the O'Reilly package than 50 Matt Drudges. The last time I wrote about an O'Reilly-Drudge dustup, Bill told me, "I don't need radio." And that is true, but as I wrote previously, he obviously wants it. O'Reilly had done a magnificent job positioning himself and his Fox "O'Reilly Factor" as a bastion of "no spin." He had crystallized himself as the guy who would ask the hard...

FROM DEBKA INTELLIGENCE FILES Terror plot to derail U.S.-led diplomacy? Intelligence sources say Arafat planning attack to coincide with Sharon talks -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted: May 4, 2002 7:25 p.m. Eastern Editor's note: DEBKAfile's electronic news publication is a news-cum-analysis live wire, online round the clock seven days a week. A weekly edition,DEBKA-Net-Weekly, is now available through WorldNetDaily.com. Drawing on DEBKAfile's unique sources, analytical talents and forward-looking insights, it is presented as a compact, intelligence-angled weekly package. It is available as a direct e-mail feed or via the Internet. © 2002 WorldNetDaily.com Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat is hatching new schemes to upset...

Libertarian candidate for Senate doesn't mince words Stanley wants Allard 'indicted for treason' By Charlie Brennan, News Staff Writer May 4, 2002 Colorado politicos have been expecting fireworks in the battle between Wayne Allard and Tom Strickland, but a third contender in the U.S. Senate race is rolling out the dynamite. In a candidate profile completed by Libertarian candidate Rick Stanley for the Rocky Mountain News's Web site, he offered this judgment of Allard's first term in office: "I believe he should be indicted for treason," Stanley wrote of the Republican incumbent. "Hung, when found guilty." Isn't capital punishment a...

GEOSTRATEGY-DIRECT INTELLIGENCE BRIEF Sharon seeks OK from Bush on Arafat Wants written permission to capture or kill Palestinian leader --- Posted: April 3, 2002 5:00 p.m. Eastern © 2002 WorldNetDaily.com Expect further expansion of Israel's large-scale operation in the West Bank, for which the military has drafted more than 20,000 reservists and recalled all officers and soldiers on vacation. But don't expect Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to destroy the Palestinian Authority or capture or kill its leader, Yasser Arafat. Instead, Sharon intends to drive Arafat crazy or out of the Palestinian areas into voluntary exile. Why won't Sharon touch Arafat?...

Subject: FW: From an Anonymous U.S.S. Roosevelt Flightcrew AIR 6.0 Crew, " I think this well written piece provides insight into life on the U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt (TR), aka "The Big Stick"... I'm really proud of how our Sailors are doing and I especially agree with the comment this Officer made about our Enlisted Sailors who "live and work in conditions Federal prisoners are not subjected to" ... but these, mostly teenagers, work so hard it's almost unbelievable .. I used to tell folks that my biggest problem was not getting them to work; it was making sure they didn't ...

'Twas the night before Payback and all through the Land, They're running like rabbits in Afghanistan, Osama's been praying, he's down on his Knees, He's hoping that Allah will hear all his Pleas. He thought if he killed us that we'd fall and Shatter, But all that he's done is just make us Madder. We ain't yet forgotten our Marines in Beirut, And we'll kick your butt, with one heavy Boot. And yes we remember the USS Cole, And the lives of our sailors that you bastards Stole. You think you can rule us and cause us to Fear, You'll ...

No further details...except the 3 day cease fire must be over. Happy Thanksgiving. Comments & updates welcome.

October 25, 2001 Net Archive Turns Back 10 Billion Pages of Time Web: Project launching today offers more text than Library of Congress. By JOSEPH MENN, Times Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO -- An Internet archive containing more text than any library in history will open its digital doors today, giving researchers and the public access to just about everything posted on the World Wide Web over the last five years. The free archive, created by a San Francisco computer entrepreneur named Brewster Kahle, allows academics to conduct the electronic equivalent of archeological digs, rooting through reams of material illustrating ...

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The Poster and the Map: Bin Laden vs. Congress dd   The Poster and the Map: Bin Laden vs. Congress by Gary North A terrorist group needs recruits. A terrorist movement needs recruits. If your strategy of terror involves the extensive use of suicide missions, you need very dedicated recruits. To get such recruits, you need the following: (1) a cause that is greater than any individual; (2) a sense of destiny associated with your cause; (3) the perception that a sacrificial act on behalf of your cause is never wasted or futile; (4) a vision of victory; (5) ...

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Book: Elementary Catechism on the Constitution of the United States; Arthur J. Stansbury, 1828 Source: http://www.lexrex.com/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The American Ideal of 1776: The Twelve Basic American Principles by Hamilton Abert Long, 1976 - See copyright information. Intelligent choice--between 1776 Americanism and conflicting Isms (chiefly Socialism in the USA today)--requires primarily thorough knowledge of these Principles. The book is the essential tool for all who wish to be worthy trustees for today's children and future generations of their just heritage: this Ideal, its eternal values and the supporting Constitution, as The Founders intended. They believed to default about this is to ...

ON NOW. TUNE IN ON THE RADIO/Internet www.wbal.com Poor RonSmith is calling in to his show, while out in the miserable heat, conducting a golf clinic! 100% humidity.

Here are some pictures taken at the TRT/GOA/SAS Rally in New York against the Gun-Grabbing UN. ----------------------------------------------------- Just Click HERE -------------------------------------------------------- After the event, we went a few blocks away and had some nourishment. Then we stopped by the "UN" building. It had a fence around it, and was padlocked. We'd been told not to walk there with signs, but by then they had all been loaded on the bus, and we were being tourists...with radical T-shirts. One of my companions offered to take a picture of me with the statue of the gun with a knot in the barrel... ...