I am watching an infomercial for software with General Alexander Haig

cnbc

nt

Gee we must be bored this morning...

On Edit: I hear I'm In Control 3.0 includes a better liner than Depends :evilgrin:

n/t definately a commerical looks like a newshow

increase security at airports

Ingersol Rand Biometric Security

FuelCell Energy Com.

J and D Associates storage and retrivel systems

World Business Review has been developed into curriculum for college and university-level courses, and is being used in a variety of business and technology courses within the School of Business libraries at Carnegie Mellon University, Dartmouth College, Duke University, DePaul University, Georgetown University, University of Florida, University of Notre Dame, City University of Hong Kong, among other distinguished institutions of higher education.

http://articles.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0EIN/is_2001_Jan_6/ai_68797421

CarSch Management Appears On Alexander Haig’s World Business Review TV Series; Discusses New Technology for Increasing CD/DVD Storage Capacity: CRIX3
Boca Raton, FL – Multi-Media Productions (USA), Inc. is proud to announce the appearance of executives from CarSch Management Services Inc. on World Business Review. The weekly television series focuses on business and technology, and is hosted by General Alexander Haig, chairman of Worldwide Associates, Inc. and former president and chief operating officer of United Technologies. General Haig is also former U.S. Secretary of State during the Reagan administration. This segment, in which General Haig anchors an in-depth look at CRIX3 in a special report from Boulder, CO, represents a departure from the typical format of World Business Review.

Featured in the special segment are Chuck Schmidt, chief executive officer of CarSch Management Services, Inc., Jack Moran, vice president of Sales and Marketing at CarSch Management, and Roger Hutchison, Ph.D., president and CEO of CD ROM, Inc
http://www.cdrominc.com/info/news29.asp

Top Layer Networks was selected to appear for its application of advanced hardware and software technology to the Internet infrastructures used in today’s high-performance networks. "Security is still a major concern for businesses and consumers on the Internet," said the show’s coordinating producer, Charles Hopkins, adding, "Top Layer Networks’ Adaptive Security program is designed to provide a ‘safety first’ environment for its clientele."

A World Business Review field report, shot on-location at Sunnyvale, California, provides an inside view into the features of Top Layer Networks’ system.

Mr. Cohen appears on General Alexander Haig’s World Business Review to discuss how the Internet Service Industry is evolving, and in what direction it is moving. Also appearing on the show is industry expert Vinton Gray Cerf, senior vice president, WorldCom, and founding pioneer of the Internet.

"Top Layer’s technology allows our clients to tap the richest of the seven layers of network connections, the seventh (top) layer. Our customers have the ability to recognize the applications that enter or seek to enter their networks, and then immediately do something about those applications. If the applications are harmful, they get blocked or diverted. If they’re mission-critical, they get all the priority and bandwidth they need. If they’re beneficial but less important, they get just as much bandwidth as the company wants, and no more," said Cohen.

Top Layer has developed the AppSwitch™, a speedy and intelligent network device with
http://www.toplayer.com/content/cm/pr18.jsp

I've got Ollie North over here... :P

The Oliver North File:




His Diaries, E-Mail, and Memos on
the Kerry Report, Contras and Drugs

National Security Archive Electronic Briefing Book No. 113

February 26, 2004
Washington D.C., 26 February 2004 - Diaries, e-mail, and memos of Iran-contra figure Oliver North, posted today on the Web by the National Security Archive, directly contradict his criticisms yesterday of Sen. John Kerry's 1988 Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee report on the ways that covert support for the Nicaraguan contras in the 1980s undermined the U.S. war on drugs.

Mr. North claimed to talk show hosts Hannity & Colmes that the Kerry report was "wrong," that Sen. Kerry "makes this stuff up and then he can't justify it," and that "The fact is nobody in the government of the United States, going all the way back to the earliest days of this under Jimmy Carter, ever had anything to do with running drugs to support the Nicaraguan resistance. Nobody in the government of the United States. I will stand on that to my grave."

The Kerry subcommittee did not report that U.S. government officials ran drugs, but rather, that Mr. North, then on the National Security Council staff at the White House, and other senior officials created a privatized contra network that attracted drug traffickers looking for cover for their operations, then turned a blind eye to repeated reports of drug smuggling related to the contras, and actively worked with known drug smugglers such as Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega to assist the contras. The report cited former Drug Enforcement Administration head John Lawn testifying that Mr. North himself had prematurely leaked a DEA undercover operation, jeopardizing agents' lives, for political advantage in an upcoming Congressional vote on aid to the contras (p.121).

Among the documents posted today are:

http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB113/index.htm


Haig is such a charmer brought me some photos of Saddam