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Universal 7 Radio gtbroadcasting.com GlobalEnquirer.com Comment News in Technology USGS Scientists Object to Stricter Review Rules Air Force Chief Test Weapons on Testy US Mobs George Ure Sites Hacked Nations Prepare to Fight for Internet Boost Chinas Weaponry Cell Phone Towers to Sprout Across National Parks Scientists Unveil Clay Robots That Will Shape Our World Bank Data Theft Could Hit Nearly 700,000 Cyber Warfare Gets More Advanced 150 Remotely Introducing Bugs in Enemyrs Software with the Help of Special Electromagnetic Pulsing Super Water Kills Bugs Dead Personal Nuclear Power New Battery Lasts 12 Years Iris Scanning to Begin at Orlando International Airport How to Float Like a Stone Have Scientists Just Proven Bob Lazar Right on Alien Antigravity Systems Invention Can Detect Caches of Cash Personal Supercomputer Goes on Sales Applied Digitals VeriChip Corporation, an RFID Company for People, Introduces New Product Offerings US-BASED VeriChip Corps Implantable Radio Frequency Identification RFID Transponders Have Hit Malaysian Shores Snafu Puts 600,000 at Security Risk Scientists Make Bacteria Behave Like Computers Wired for the Furture Malaysian Achieves Success in Artificial Intelligence Research Pay By Touch Introduced in Discover Financial Services Company Cafeteria More Fords Have Suspect SwitchApril 26, 2005 Mind-Reading Machine Knows What You SeeApril 25, 2005 Implanting Citizens with Verichips 150 the Taking of Free WillApril 26, 2005 Your Money Under More ScrutinyApril 26, 2005 Whatever Happened to Machines That ThinkApril 23, 2005 President Bush Wants to Wire the EarthApril 19, 2005 DARPAs Wasp May Carry Powerful StingApril 12, 2005 Scientists Create Remote-Controlled FliesApril 12, 2005 Nanobacteria in Clouds May Spread Diseases Around the WorldApril 11, 2005 LexisNexis Data on 310,000 People Feared StolenApril 12, 2005 to Create Human Master RaceApril 5, 2005 Chinas Wen Sees Asian Century for IT IndustryApril 10, 2005 Sony Takes 3-D Cinema Directly to the BrainApril 7, 2005 Google Feature Incorporates Satellite MapsApril 4, 2005 Stolen Laptop Exposes Data of 100,000 Fastest Supercomputer Gets FasterMarch 25, 2005 Chip Plugs Brain Into ComputerMarch 20, 2005 Personal Data of 59,000 People Stolen Boston College 120,000 Alumni IDs Hacked Prepare Yourself for Rise of the Machines Bacteria of the Future Detect Bio-Terror Agents, Call for Help UFO Propulsion System - Bending Time and Space Next Generation Fighter Aircrafts And Submarines Based on Sharkrs Electromagnetic Flux for Navigation and StealthMarch 15, 2005 Have Hackers Recruited Your PCMarch 17, 2005 US Officials Worry About Civilians Obtaining Traffic-Light ChangersMarch 16, 2005 Sci-Fi Generation Invisible Shield Protects Armored Vehicles from Anti-Tank ThreatsMarch 13, 2005 CIA Venture Group and Motorola Arm Invest in Emerging 3-D Biometrics Wind Power Goes Global Clock Ticking on Fusion Decision The Devils Rocketeer Israelis Strap on Militant-Busting Wristwatches HAARP to Install 536 New Antennas Chemtrails, HAARP, and Mass Mind Control Advanced Weapon Systems Using Lethal Short-Pulse Terahertz Radiation From High-Intensity-Laser-Produced Plasmas Scientists Find New Role for the Swastika Reflected Light To Save Earth From Natural Disasters Mind Control, Conscious Control Carbon-Dating Clock Reset New Theory How to Make Objects Invisible Military Uses of Nanotechnology to Use Human Body As Digital Transmission Path Forced National ID Gateway to Forced Bio-Chip Implant Experts New Submarine Can Tap Fiber-Optic Cables Inventor Sets His Sights on Immortality Applied Digitals VeriChip Corporation Forms Medical Advisory Board Pentagon Prepares to Build pound70bn Robot Army Unique and Comfortable Russian Spaceship to Fly to the Moon and to the Orbital Station Digital Water Marks Thieves The Theological Robot Parents Fight School Over Mandatory RFID on Kids Can This Black Box See Into the Future Robotic Warfare Drawing Nearer Night-Vision Camera Turns Night into Day House Approves Electronic ID Cards Death Ray Development Gets Serious Digital Television to Sweep Away the Old Analogue TV Radio Tags Next Wave of Labeling New Supercomputer on a Chip Makes Debut NASA Budget Would Kill Hubble RFID Report - The Future is Here FBI Computers You Dont Have Mail Consumers Wary of RFID - Will Consumers Come to Accept RFID The Great Byte Hope Sex and the Single Robot Supermarket Let Your Fingers Do the Paying Solar Super-Sail Could Reach Mars in a Month Narrowing the Gap Between Computers, Humans Selected to Help Sweden Meet US October 2005 Deadline for Biometric E-Passports Spychips 151 FDA Letter Raises Questions about VeriChip Safety, Data Security The Next Digital Divide Ethics, Technology, and Posthuman Communities Radar to See Through Walls Laser Ray Paves the Way for Improved Gene Treatment India Weary About Using Earthrs Atmosphere for Military Purpose Especially HAARP and Their Impacts in South Asia Applied Digitals VeriChip Corporation Strengthens its Washington Team with Two Leading Firms-Oldaker, Biden and Belair and DCI Group Devices Controlled by Thought Move Closer Test Marketing the Mark of the Beast GPS Spying May Prove Irresistible to Police Fingerprint Scanners Offer Convenience, Security FBI Tosses Carnivore to the Dogs And There Came Out of the Smoke Locusts Upon the Earth Modern Scientists Succeed in the Quest for Immortality Loss of Satellite Cuts Antarctic and Pacific Communications The Future of Lying Living Robots Powered By Muscle Anti-gravity and Nano-tech Research Provide Medical Breakthroughs Brave New Era for Privacy Fight Life, Reinvented Is Anything Mightier Than This Sword South Korea Now Allows Human Cloning, Embryonic Stem Cell Research Scalar EM Weather Control Bearden Interview High-tech Tracking Devices Raise Concerns on Privacy Human Engineered Earthquakes Russian Biochip Marks Revolutionary Breakthrough in Medical Diagnostics Reanimators Try to Grasp The Afterlife Mystery Net Worm Using Google to Spread Boeing Test-Launches Mammoth New Rocket Industry Gears Up for Two-Headed Chips Biometric Passports Are a Tall Order Artificial Life Comes Step Closer DHS Network Vulnerable to Attack ld aggingrd US SchoolchildrenVol 20, No 26 ORBCOMM Announces Application Development Agreement with VeriChip Corporation Humanoid Robot Learns How to Run Bush Prepares for Possible GPS Shutdown What the FDA Wonrs Tell You about the VeriChip Franks Endorses GPS Teen Tracker The Microchip and Mark of the Beast IBM Selling PC Unit to Chinas Lenovo December 8, 2004 Bill Clinton Goes SearchingDecember 7, 2004 Drug Lords Make GM Cocaine December 7, 2004 Amazoncom Hit With OutagesDecember 6, 2004 Tenet Calls for Internet SecurityDecember 2, 2004 More Robot Grunts Ready for Duty Dec 1, 2004 UK Government Hit With Another Large Computer Failure Exploding Cell Phones a Growing ProblemNov 24, 2004 FDA Approves Human Radio TagNov 23, 2004 Could Future Computer Viruses Infect HumansNov 19, 2004 Google Plans New Service for Scientists and ScholarsNovember 18, 2004 In Texas, 28,000 Students Test an Electronic EyeNovember 17, 2004 China Plans to Have Over 100 Eyes in the Sky by 2020November 16, 2004 Quantum Teleportation1995 NASA Shoots for Mach 10Illustration NASA hopes to break the aircraft speed record again Mind Control The Zombie Effect Experts Fret Over Online Extortion Attempts Putting a Face to Big Brother The Rise of the MachinesNovember 5, 2004 Prolific Spammer Given Nine Years JailNovember 5, 2004 Hardest Tech-Support Job on Earth November 5, 2004 Brain in a Dish Flies Flight SimulatorNovember 4, 2004 Sneaky Spyware Becomes Internet ScourgeNovember 1, 2004 Radiant Energy - Wireless Transformer of High Power Lines Spammers Go on Trial Is That a Pilot in Your Pocket Internet Users Not as Safe Online as They Believe, Researchers Say Chips Coming to a Brain Near YouOct 22, 2004 Cal Hack Attack Probed New Chinese Jets Superior, Eagle Loses to FlankerMay 26, 2004 Sci-Fi SuperheroesOct 16, 2004 Artificial Intelligence May Aid Space Mission Technical GlitchesOct 18, 2004 Science Turns Monkeys into Drones Alien Has Landed Wealthy New Lab Aims to Capture Dreams, LiterallyOct 15, 2004 Atomic Clock Gets Mini-makeoverOctober 14, 2004 North Korean Hackers Sabotage Computer Networks of South Korea The Incredible Shrinking Man Feds Plan to Track Every Car Air Force Pursuing Antimatter Weapons N Korears Computer Hackers Target S Korea and USOctober 4, 2004 Tiny Tracking Chips Will Be Everywhere Trojan Exploits Microsoft JPEG FlawSeptember 28, 2004 IBM Claims Computer Speed TitleSept 29, 2004 E-business Sites Hit With Attacks, Extortion ThreatsSept 24, 2004 Hack Attack Gums Up AuthorizeNetSept 21, 2004 Hackers or Cyber-SoldiersSeptember 16, 2004 Microsoft Warns of Critical JPEG Flaw Computer Worm Sniffs Out Passwords Beware of the End of the World Wide Web, Says Intel Dangerous Science Genesis Space Capsule Crashes Into Desert New iMac - All Screen, No Box Flying Cars Nearly Ready For Take-OffAugust 31, 2004 Who Knows What Tomorrow Will BringAugust 25, 2004 Testing Companies Keep Mum on Vote MachinesAugust 23, 2004 FCCrs Emergency Alert System Coming to Your Cell Phone SoonAugust 25, 2004 Nightmare on Web Street NetRatings Survey Shows Broadband Users Now a Majority in US Cyber Fears on Feds Web PlanAugust 15, 2004 How Brainwashing Came to Life and ThrivedAugust 1, 2004 Smart Ammo Developed for Ground Troops August 11, 2004 The Other War on Terror RFID Gets Skin-Deep Alternative 44,000 Prison Inmates to be RFID-Chipped Brain Device Offers Hope for Some Mental DisordersAugust 4, 2004 Weapons Freeze, Microwave EnemiesAug 02, 2004 Under-the-skin ID Chips Move Toward US HospitalsJuly 28, 2004 Flying Saucer Bus All AboardJuly 28, 2004 DARPAS U-Haul in the SkyJuly 28, 2004 A Machine With a Mind of Its Own Russian Hackers Threaten Global BusinessesJuly 28, 2004 Plugged In Mobile Phones Aim to Take Load Off Wallets First Pocket PC Virus Discovered Mobile Phone Users Say Proposed Wireless 411 Directory Violates Privacy Attention, Shoppers You Can Now Speed Straight Through Checkout Lines IBM Begins Testing Supercharged Barcodes Water Tanks Best for Bullet-proofing Cars Computer Virus Steals Online Banking Information Human Body Could Soon Activate Cell Phone Commands Authorities Warn of Large-Scale Net Attack Two Men Arrested in AOL Spam Scheme Teleportation Breakthrough MadeJune 17, 2004 Sweeping Stun Guns to Target CrowdsJune 17, 2004 Worlds First Mobile Virus Is Not Lethal 151 YetJune 16, 2004 Blackout Hits Major Web SitesJune 15, 2004 Inventor Plans Invisible Walls Computer Failure Grounds Many Flights in UKJune 3, 2004 The PLAs High-Tech FutureJune 1, 2004 Masonic Child ID System Makes its Mark in Massachusetts Its Taken 20 Years, But 1984 is Finally HereMay 24, 2004 The Fast TrackMay 20, 2004 Check Out the Invisibility CloakMay 18, 2004 US Passports to Get ID Chips 151 Faces to be Used Like FingerprintsMay 18, 2004 Teen Confesses to Sasser Worm Sasser Plays Havoc WorldwideMay 4, 2004 Network Card Theft Causes Internet Outage Bio-Chip Featured at Government Health Showcase Neutrino Miners Get Down, Dirty Chip Implanted in Cops Hand Would Allow Only Officer to Fire the Gun Robots May Fight for the Army FDA Approves Human Brain Implant Devices The Rise of the Machines Virus Tries to Take Bite Out of Apples Security Aussie System Can Detect Fraudulent Passports Mystery Over New Russian Weapon US Will Give Cold Fusion Second Look, After 15 Years Thought Control Tech Tried on Humans Hackers Plot Huge Attack on PC Users Darpas Far-Out Dreams on Display Robotic Legs Could Produce Super Troops Spy Chips for Nations Livestock Reagan Approved Plan to Sabotage Soviets ISPs Sue Over Spam E-Mails New Worm Making the Web Rounds Low-Level Magnetic Fields Concern Google Adds 1B More Pages to Web Index IT Losing Ground in Virus Battle Microsoft Grapples With Leak of Source Code Online Spam Rage Drives Some E-Mailers to Extremes Intel Chip Innovation Could Eliminate Data Jams Sonic Gun Tested as Hailstorm Suppressor Major Windows Flaws Disclosed New Doomjuice Worm Emerges, Targets Microsoft Pentagon Calls Off Voting by Internet Flexible Protection Transfer Teen Hacker Triggered Nuclear Terrorism Alert Dossier Program Alarms Utahns MyDoom Spawns More Potent Variant E-mail Scam Uses Anti-Terrorism Hook E-Mail Worm Clogging Network Traffic Gates Plans an End to Spam in Two Years Risks Seen in Pentagons Internet Voting Plan Lie-Detector Glasses Offer Peek at Future of Security Spammers Scavenging E-Mail Virus Surfaces on Net Big Brother Britain, 2004 Future Home Full of Web Wonders Future Home Full of Web Wonders Soviet Conspiracy Against Armenia in 1988 Papua The Day the Sea Caught Fire Not So Surprising Nuke-Earthquake News Saudi Arrests Five After Seizing Bomb-Making CDs Caution Over Computerised World Sony Unveils Worlds First Running Bush Signs First National Anti-Spam Bill Into Law Experts Worry After Worm Hits ATMs 151 The Truth is Closer Than Fiction Mind Control to Be Implemented in EU Human Chipping on its Way With VeriChip Digital Angel Lands in China Computer Will Do 1000 Trillion Operations a Second Intelligence Experts Comb Web for Terror Clues Let Your Fingers Do the Talking New E-Mail Virus Turns PCs into Spam Machines New Secret Aircraft The Mysterious TR-3B Nanomotors Realise Visionarys Dream Hi-Tech Set to Increase Disease Experts Fear Digital Pearl Harbor Hardcore Criminals to be Tagged Microsoft Warns of Critical Flaws France Announces Chip ID Card Now Hear This State Dept Says Computers Hit by Virus MSN Closes Chatrooms Globally Camera Specs Take Candid Snaps RFID Tag Debut Set for This Week PluggedIn Making a Video Screen Out of Thin Air Chinas Race for Nanotech Supremacy Over the US Microsoft Issues New Warning Speaks You Can Wear Big Brother Set to Guard a TV Near You Scientists Plan New Supercomputer System Records Show Iraq Was Buying Forbidden US High-Tech Goods Machine Thinks, Therefore It Is Scientists Start Work on Thinking Robot Arizona Company Subpoenaed in Virus Attack Computer Virus Attacks May be Terrorism Tiny Tech to Help Big Soldiers The Super Power Issue - The Antigravity Underground The Super Power Issue - Being Invisible The Super Power Issue - A Users Guide to Time Travel Cyber-Attacks by Al Qaeda Feared Gamma-Ray Weapons Could Trigger Next Arms Race Postal ID Plan Creates Privacy Fears MATRIX is Raising Privacy Concerns Moving to China Huge Consumer Database Cracked Most Efficient Solar Cell Yet Revealed US Government Warns of Imminent Net Attack Country-Coded Computer Worms May be Ahead US Sensors Could Track Any Car, All Passengers in Foreign Cities Expert Says Chinese Killer Satellites May Pose Serious Threat to US RFID Sponsors Unlocking the Brains Secrets High-Tech Votes Can Be Hacked, Scientists Say Training Molecules to Draw Chips University Robot Ruled Too Scary Americans to Test Supergun In 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Spread New Computer Virus Makes Way on Internet Radio ID Chips May Track Banknotes ID Cards for all in Battle to Track Immigrants Future Scenario - What Will You Do Would You Put Your Life in Microsofts Hands Electric Shock Weapons Could Go Wireless Biometric ID Cards Dangerously Flawed Itsy Bitsy IC Chip Barcoding Humans has Potential to Annihilate Chinese Hackers Plan Attacks to Target US, UK Sites Protesting Iraq War Id Rather Go Naked Scientists Develop Brain Chip Scientists Internet Speed Record Smashed Neuro-Chip from Infineon Can Read Your Mind - New Findings in Brain Research Expected Fuel for Nuclear Weapons is More Widely Available NASA Recovers Columbia Cockpit Videotape Computer Chips Pushed To Edge Computer Chip is 400th the Size of Grain of Salt A Computer Whodunnit Biology to Make Mini Machines Fly-Sized Robots Aimed At Surgery Serious Web Attack Threats Loom NASA Probes Electric Zap Mystery Photo Japanese Scientist Invents Invisibility Cloak Photos Mystery Flashes Spotted Near Shuttle Shocked Nation Mourns Astronauts NASA Loses Contact With Space Shuttle Columbia, Declares Emergency S Korean Police Suspect Chinese Hackers for Worm Attack Internet Attacks Disruptions More Serious Than Many Thought Possible Honey Holds Key to Killing off Ward Superbug Virus-Like Attack Hits Web Traffic Bank of America ATMs Crash After Internet Worm Cisco Sues China for Espionage Whirl-making Weapon is Like Genie in Terrorists146 Hands High Power Microwaves To Be America146s Secret Weapon in War A Stolen Promis New Robots Well Trained for War US Battles Iraq in Cyberspace to China DARPAs Babylon Australian Dr Death to Unveil Suicide Machine Speed of Gravity Measured for First Time Knights Templar to use Latest Imaging in Search for Grail Tinkering With Clouds Kissinger and Vaccinations - Bush Decisions Linked To Mark of the Beast Numerology Remote Control Brain Sensor Thinner Chips With Everything Secretary of Defense Reveals Earthquake and Volcano Weapons Secret American Space Planes to Dominate Planet Earth Hacking Syndicates Threaten Banking Armys Secret People Zapper Non-Lethal Weapons Plans Your Brain May Soon Be Used Against You VeriChip Corporation Launches National Get Chipped Promotion Homing In on Laser Weapons Magic Microchip Makes Debut USAF Admits Beam Weapon Ready Digital Angels Verichip Becoming ATM Ready Genomes Possibly Going on CD New Organic Material May Lead To Production Of Artificial Human Body Parts Bringing the Genetic Lab to You - The Cyborg Known as You Ionizing Air Conditioners Zap Flu Thousands of New Memory Chip Could Fit Russians Seize Clouds And Make Them Rain Implant Offers Tanning Revolution Dino Protein Made In Test Tube Rock Pool Robot Promises Artificial Life Insight Ford Says Pulling Plug on Think Electric Car New Scanner Uses Holographic Imaging Tech Scientists Plot Evolution of Virtual Creatures Mini Lapel Cameras To Protect Police On Patrol IBM Flexes Its Supercomputer Muscle Passport Photos May Now Hide Secret Info Fingerprints And Signatures When Brains Meet Computer Brawn Hypersonic Jet Launch Raises Hopes Boeing Tries To Defy Gravity Pentagon Developing Broad Range of Nonlethal Weapons Bioengineered Bacteria Designed to Eat Asphalt, Fuel and Body Armor Government Develops Edible Food Wrap Barcodes Get Smart - Courtesy Coke, Johnson and Johnson, Unilever, Tesco and Wal-Mart US Shows Off Robot Plane Computers Reach One Billion Mark Worldwide British Engineers Invent Tooth Phone Implant Star Trek Teleporter Nearer Reality New Device Could Spot Dirty Bombs Monkey Brains Move Cursor Cloning To Revive Extinct Species New Terrorist Trapping Tool The Future of Mind Control Bell, Torvalds Usher Next Wave Of Supercomputing Creates Super Soap Copy-proof CDs Cracked With 99-Cent Marker Pen Machines At An Airport Fail Face-Recognition Test At MIT, They Can Put Words in our Mouths Wearable Computers Enhance The World Chips Off the Old Beast First Humans to Receive ID Chips Scientists Create 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