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Diebold Machines Have Been Dropping Votes for 10 Years - Whoops!

According to Chris Riggall, a spokesman for Premier Election Solutions (formerly known as Diebold). the company’s voting machines which are used in over 34 states have not been counting votes for…
…wait for it…
10 years.
Riggall said he was “confident” that elections officials through the years would have realized votes had been dropped when they crosschecked their [...]

Proof of Concept to Enhance Video Using Static Images

Video as a medium has been evolving quickly in the high-speed internet era. Handheld cameras are becoming more affordable as technology becomes cheaper and more widespread. However, limitations still exist which make capturing the perfect video difficult. Bad lighting, stabilization issues, unexpected objects in the video, and other video troubles can ruin an amazing shot [...]

Muxtape Temporarily Shut Down by RIAA

It seems that Muxtape, the free online “mixtape”-creation service has temporarily shut their website down - thanks to pressure from the Recording Industry of America (RIAA). There was much speculation about this possibility after Muxtape’s launch, and now it seems that they’ve been caught up with.
Currently (as of 9:48pm PST) the website displays the following [...]

Dr. Stephen Greer on Coast to Coast 3/30-31/2008

Just recently Dr. Stephen Greer of the Disclosure Project was interviewed by Art Bell on his Coast to Coast radio show. They discuss growing disclosure of extra-terrestrial presence by the world political community, and the United States government’s resistance to follow. Greer also talks about his contact with various politicians, businesspeople, researchers and military personnel [...]

Update on cut cables

So - now we’re up to 9 cables cut. Instead of boring you with the details, I’ll link you to the full rundown over at Signs of the Times.