Lying versus being at odds  

In my mind, a contradiction such as the one below should be considered a lie and open a subject up to a charge of perjury, not simply be described as "being at odds."

"The two issues, education and juvenile justice, were on his agenda list," Rove told Wayne Slater and Jim Moore in an interview for their book, "Bush's Brain." Rove, noting Bush's interests in "compassionate conservatism" and "faith-based institutions," said: "Later, we added tort reform. I sort of talked him into that one."

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Rove's claim of responsibility for the tort reform issue is somewhat at odds with a deposition he gave during the tobacco lawsuit. Asked whether he discussed overhauling civil liability law with then-Gov. Bush, he replied: "I can't say that I did. But I can't say that I didn't. I do not recall. I know that tort reform was a significant part of his legislative agenda but it was not my area."

From: The Political Mind Behind Tort Reform (washingtonpost.com)

Computer DNA  

What if a DNA Computer programmed to figure out the secret of life ends up becoming a virus that destroys it?

The Office  

Heard about this here.

A real life San Lorenzo?  

BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | Nauru loses contact with the world

Attack Exposes ATM Vulnerabilities  

Attack Exposes ATM Vulnerabilities

Surprising that this doesn't happen more often.

Philadelphia Experiment  

...searched amazon for books about the philadelphia experiment:

• Philadelphia Experiment Chronicles
  
• The Philadelphia Experiment: Project Invisibility
  
• Philadelphia Experiment and Other Ufo Conspiracies
  
• How to Construct the Philadelphia Experiment: Practical Time Travel
  
• Vanished! (Classified)
  
• The Philadelphia Experiment Murder: Parallel Universes and the Physics of Insanity
  

This track leads to some wild stories:

• Duncan Cameron
  
• reference list
  
• martian travel
  
• montauk project
  
• videos for sale
  

case against:

• crew reunion