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...earliest and most successful products of these publishers is the Anarchist Cookbook, which was put out in 1971 by Lyle Stuart Inc. But to bomb-squad commanders, the most notorious publisher is Paladin Press in Boulder, Colorado, founded in 1970 by two Special Forces veterans of the Vietnam War. The company carries a catalog of 40 books and videos on how to make explosives, including the Improvised Munitions Black Book series-repackaged versions of military manuals with instructions for building explosives. Paladin's list also carries Homemade C-4: A Recipe for Survival, about which one catalog edition says, "Serious...
...right coach." Lee became that coach, and at the '76 Olympics in Montreal the 16-year-old Louganis won a silver medal. It was also in Montreal that Louganis developed a big crush-on a Soviet diver called Yuri in the book. "I fell for him like a boulder off the 10-m platform," writes Louganis. It led to nothing more than a night of drunken cuddling. "It was the most natural thing in the world, and I felt no guilt...
...recent development helped bring this battle to a head. Powerful encryption software has become remarkably cheap and accessible, enabling anyone with a home computer to encode messages so effectively that even the National Security Agency's supercomputers may not be able to read them. One favorite is Boulder, Colorado, programmer Phil Zimmerman's PGP, for Pretty Good Privacy, free to anyone in the U.S. who wants to download it from the Internet or from non-Internet-connected BBSs that carry...
...resolution passed last night is similar to those being implemented at other universities, Grewal said. The University of Colorado at Boulder is actively boycotting Mitsubishi products and the University of Washington is considering a similar...
...There is a full boycott at the University of Colorado at Boulder and the University of Washington is looking into [Mitsubishi's practices]," he said...