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Friday, June 30, 2006
Thursday, June 29, 2006
Dust Art
No doubt all drivers have seen interesting words finger'd into dust and grime on the back of large trucks and cars. But how about this... real art in the dust of rear windows of cars?
No doubt all drivers have seen interesting words finger'd into dust and grime on the back of large trucks and cars. But how about this... real art in the dust of rear windows of cars?
L.A. police turn to adhesive GPS darts
A Virginia-based company StarChase has proposed a safer way to catch fast-moving crooks—shoot GPS homing devices like darts and stick them to the back of fleeing vehicles. Instead of a frantic pursuit, an officer eases off the chase and lets police headquarters track the suspect by computer. Police can then move in for a calmer arrest.
A Virginia-based company StarChase has proposed a safer way to catch fast-moving crooks—shoot GPS homing devices like darts and stick them to the back of fleeing vehicles. Instead of a frantic pursuit, an officer eases off the chase and lets police headquarters track the suspect by computer. Police can then move in for a calmer arrest.
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