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...abstraction was the trend, led her to paint the people around her. Family, friends, lovers, artists and writers all appear and reappear with near-brutal honesty, often stripped literally and figuratively, down to their bare skin and most essential character. It is this ability of Neel's to completely reveal her subjects which makes her work stunning. Appropriately, her "Self-Portrait" (1980) awaits visitors at the entrance to the show, on the landing of the Addison's second floor. An 80-year-old Neel sits naked except for a pair of glasses and a paintbrush. It's an unabashed image...
...foreign policy; Bush's weakness on this front was illustrated when he did not seem to understand that Russia's reluctance to endorse Serbian President Vojislav Kostunica had encouraged former president Slobodan Milosevic to stay in power. In general, however, the candidates did use some choice phrases to reveal different philosophies of foreign affairs. In rough terms, Gore has supported the broader, more interventionist policy of the Clinton Administration, while Bush has favored a far narrower, almost isolationist approach...
...problem is that the concept of "numbers dialed" doesn't really mean much on the Internet. The FBI and privacy advocates have been frantically searching for the best analogy: Are telephone numbers like IP addresses, such as 140.247.30.106, that are used only by computers and reveal relatively little? How about e-mail addresses, or URLs that describe what Web pages you frequent? Unfortunately, e-mail addresses and message content are stored in the same packets of data on the Net; access to one requires access to the other, and it should come as no surprise that the FBI is calling...
...exact analogy is crucial because the 1979 Supreme Court decision finding "numbers dialed" to be unprotected by the Fourth Amendment relied heavily on the technical details of the existing telephone network. The Court noted that the numbers dialed did not reveal the purpose of the call, the identities of either caller or recipient, or even whether the call was completed and a communication took place. Yet none of these qualities are shared by e-mail addresses or Web links, both of which the FBI would like to include under Carnivore's surveillance. A phone number might tell me who called...
...fresh-baked commentary from TIME's political writers, a reality check on what the candidates say about the issues, an on-line poll, voter reactions in the battleground states, our spiffy online voter game, the Candidator, and a photo album of great presidential-debate moments that will finally reveal who yanked the audio during the second Ford-Carter debate, bringing the whole darn thing to a standstill for 27 minutes...