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  • Free Republic "Bump List" Register

    09/30/2001 4:46:44 AM PDT · by John Robinson · 191 replies · 12,118+ views
    I have created a public register of "bump lists" here on Free Republic. I define a bump list as a name listed in the "To" field used to index articles. Free Republic Bump List Register
  • China developing `paralysis warfare'

    10/08/2003 11:43:19 AM PDT · by Dr. Marten · 23 replies · 735+ views
    Taipei Times ^ | 10.08.03 | Brian Hsu
    China developing `paralysis warfare'By Brian HsuSTAFF REPORTER Wednesday, Oct 08, 2003,Page 1 China's military is changing its strategy from deterrence to pre-emption, planning to use "paralysis warfare" against Taiwan in the future, the Ministry of National Defense said in a report delivered to the legislature's defense committee yesterday. "Paralysis warfare features Web-based information warfare, saturation ballistic missile attacks, joint precision strikes and seizure of the enemy's capital city by special operations units," the report says. "Such tactics will become a major option for the Chinese military in its choice of modes of attack against Taiwan in the future," it says....
  • SCIENCE GATHERING PREDICTS A BIG FUTURE FOR SMALL TECH (Nanotechnology)

    02/15/2002 5:01:49 PM PST · by pa_dweller · 3 replies · 187+ views
    smalltimes/AJC ^ | Feb. 15, 2002 | Mike Toner
    SCIENCE GATHERING PREDICTSA BIG FUTURE FOR SMALL TECHBy Mike Toner Atlanta Journal-Constitution BOSTON, Feb. 15, 2002 – In the world of headline-grabbing scientific advances, the official "breakthrough of the year" hasn't exactly made the public pulse race. The journal Science's coveted accolade for 2001 was bestowed on some little things – very little things. But in the small, small world of nanotechnology, reports that five laboratories in the United States and Europe last year built the first molecular-sized circuits loom as large as the harnessing of steam once did for the Industrial Revolution. Researchers at the annual meeting of the ...