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...lower in saturated fat, and has 14% fewer calories and 10% less cholesterol. But the defenders of meat and dairy can also go on the offensive. They mention the need for B12. And then they ratchet up the fear factor. Kurt Graetzer, CEO of the Milk Processor Education Program, scans the drop in milk consumption (not only by vegans but by kids who prefer soda, Snapple and Fruitopia) and declares, "We are virtually developing a generation of osteoporotic children...
...Tuesday speech has run through the word processor a few times as different administration factions debate over policy and tone. On the one hand, Bush wants to penalize corporate executives who diddle with their books. "They have to know we are serious," says a top adviser, "so that people don't think: 'give them two months, they're Republicans, then we can start doing this again." The president is likely to call for criminal penalties for wayward executives and offer more money for the Securities and Exchange Commission to help hunt down the swindle-doers...
Kurzweil shares some of Joy's concerns but takes a more optimistic view of technology and man's ability to control it. Some critics challenge Kurzweil's claim that software advances can keep up with such trends as rising processor speed, or that the brain is not too complex to reverse-engineer. And pragmatists might see many predictions--not just Kurzweil's--as divorced from larger social issues. What good are eye computers when we aren't sure where much of the world's freshwater will come from? In his next book, The Singularity Is Near, coming in early...
Manuscript Processor Deborah Richards compares her job to reading someone else’s mail...
...days that even the Federal Aviation Administration temporarily lost track. Portions of Los Angeles International Airport, the world's third busiest, were closed or evacuated four times in eight days this month. In one incident, a "suspicious" item detected by a screening machine turned out to be a food processor. A terminal in Connecticut was sealed last week when a pair of scissors was discovered in a trash...