Complex Web of Madrid Plot Still Tangled

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The Talkative Terrorist, on Tape: Madrid
Plot 'Was My Project'

The Talkative Terrorist, on Tape: Madrid
Plot 'Was My Project' 07/11/2004 09:49 PM
Terrorists are not usually talkers. The man who calls himself the mastermind of the train bombings in Madrid is an exception.

The Talkative Terrorist on Tape: Madrid
Plot 'Was My Project'

The Talkative Terrorist on Tape: Madrid
Plot 'Was My Project' 07/12/2004 12:21 AM
Terrorists are not usually talkers. The man who calls himself the mastermind of the train bombings in Madrid is an exception.

Tangled Up In You

Tangled Up In You 06/08/2004 06:31 PM
"How on earth do you keep your iPod's earbuds from becoming a tangled mess?" By Christopher Breen, Macworld (via MyAppleMenu)

Web of notions is a tangled one

Web of notions is a tangled one 01/19/2003 03:03 AM
It's been plucked straight out of cyberspace by Googlism (http://www.googlism.com), a Web site that uses the popular Google search engine in a way that was ...

Tangled up in view

Tangled up in view 07/13/2004 05:30 AM
Boston Globe Jul 13 2004 10:05AM GMT

Tangled Up in Glue

Tangled Up in Glue 07/22/2004 08:11 AM

IDFuel has nice introduction to those substance most often needed after dropping a gadget to the floor (as opposed to the substance that caused you to drop it): glue. The trick to glue, of course, is to discover what types of surfaces you will be adhering together; after that, all you need is some deft swearing and some luck. I would also toss in to the mix a favorite link of mine, "This to That.com," a simple webform that helps you pick what adhesive to use to glue two different (or the same, I guess) surfaces together.
Read - Stuck on You [IDFuel]
Read - This to That (Glue Advice) [ThisToThat]

A Tangled Tale

A Tangled Tale 09/24/2004 02:10 PM
Math s puzzles and more problems. Found whilst searching for the fiendish the Monty Hall Problem. A Tangled Tale, indeed.

Tangled Up in Blue

Tangled Up in Blue 04/09/2004 10:29 PM
techtv Apr 10 2004 2:18AM GMT

untangling the tangled web woven

untangling the tangled web woven 05/21/2004 10:02 AM
There's be lots about the conflict between SoundScan's reports about increasing album sales in the US, and the RIAA's claim to have been hurt by "piracy." This piece by Moses Avalon does a very nice job reconciling the numbers. Here's a summary paragraph:

Forget the confusing percentages, here's an oversimplified example: I shipped 1000 units last year and sold 700 of them. This year I sold 770 units but shipped only 930 units. I shipped 10% less units this year. And this is what the RIAA wants the public to accept as "a loss."

One Very Tangled Post-9/11 Affair

One Very Tangled Post-9/11 Affair 05/23/2004 04:51 PM
A surprising number of firemen have left their wives for the widows of their brethren who died at the World Trade Center.

Deadly drugs slip through tangled Web

Deadly drugs slip through tangled Web 12/06/2003 07:55 PM
Earlier this week, executives of the Internet search engine Google announced they would no longer accept advertising from unlicensed pharmacies, following ...

Surfing around for love, daters get
tangled in Net

Surfing around for love, daters get
tangled in Net 09/17/2004 06:08 AM
Chicago Tribune Sep 17 2004 10:55AM GMT

ESPN.com - SPORTSBUSINESS - MLB in
tangled web of on-field advertising

ESPN.com - SPORTSBUSINESS - MLB in
tangled web of on-field advertising 05/06/2004 12:09 AM
MLB is putting the Spiderman logo on bases and pitching rubbers? .. This is a crime against humanity .. nothing

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Tangled Up in Boobs - What's Bob Dylan
doing in a Victoria's Secret ad? By Seth
Stevenson

Tangled Up in Boobs - What's Bob Dylan
doing in a Victoria's Secret ad? By Seth
Stevenson 04/13/2004 07:30 AM
Tangled Up in Boobs - What's Bob Dylan doing in a Victoria's Secret ad?

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earPod solves tangled iPod earbud wires
problem

earPod solves tangled iPod earbud wires
problem 07/07/2004 02:24 PM
AudioOutfitters has announced that its new earPod, which provides storage for your iPod headphones and remote control, will start shipping at the end of July. earPod solves the problem of tangled earbud wires by wrapping the wires around a spool and storing the earbuds and plug in a central padded compartment. You can also use the earPod to shorten the wires while using your iPod, and its included e-Clip lets you attach it to your belt, pocket or other convenient location, with additional room on the outside for clipping on your remote control. Pricing will be US$11.99 when the earPod is released.

Madrid por la ciencia

Madrid por la ciencia 04/08/2005 10:21 AM

Madrid, te queremos.

Madrid, te queremos. 04/23/2004 04:26 PM
173 dead today More than 185 people lost their lives today in Madrid. This graphic homage at left from an illustrator named Forges at El Pais, by way of Spanish blog caspa.tv. As it was here in New York, in Spain everything will now be spoken of in terms of "before March 11," and after.

El Internet fue formado de seres humanos, como nosotros. Un montón de amor y respeto para todos los amigos de BoingBoing que viven en Madrid, y en España. Queremos paz tambien, igual como ustedes.

Madrid-based blogger Ignacio Escolar has this to say: "ETA ha matado hoy a más personas que en los últimos ocho años....Decir que "no hay palabras" es un tópico tan usado que ha perdido su significado. Pero es que, literalmente, hoy no encuentro en el diccionario nada con lo que nombrar a esta masacre." (The ETA killed more people today than in the last eight years in Spain... to say that 'there are no words' is a phrase so overused that it has lost its significance. But the thing is, literally, today I can't find anything in the dictionary with which to describe this massacre.")

Here is a growing list of Spanish-language blogs, many based in Madrid, covering the terrorist attack and its aftermath. Link. Many other blogs appear to be posting this image on their home pages, as an expression of solidarity. BoingBoing buddy in Spain Antonio Delgado, of caspa.tv, says that the online edition of Spanish newspaper El Pais is a paid-access-only site -- but today, all contents are free, including this PDF version of today's edition. Link . Antonio also says traffic to Spanish news websites is up eight times normal, according to this article and this one -- that's more traffic than they received on 9/11. And Jean-Luc says that Spanish professor Jose Luis Orihuela has built a newsfeed about today's events in this post on his weblog.

Madrid Gets Hotzones

Madrid Gets Hotzones 12/18/2003 03:40 PM
Alcatel and SatWan have set up a bunch of hotzones in the north part of Madrid, Spain: The offering serves homes and businesses, using satellite for backhaul. SatWan is also offering a voice service over the network....

Car Used by Madrid Bombers Found (AP)

Car Used by Madrid Bombers Found (AP) 07/24/2004 12:58 PM
AP - Three months after the Madrid train bombings, Spanish police found a rental car used by the terrorists containing personal effects, including tapes of Quranic verses and chants praising jihad, an official said Saturday.

WSIS-We Seize! en Madrid

WSIS-We Seize! en Madrid 12/09/2003 05:05 AM

Madrid suspect charged over 9/11

Madrid suspect charged over 9/11 04/28/2004 01:00 PM
A judge charges a Moroccan wanted in connection with the Madrid bombs with helping to plot the 9/11 attacks.

Owen linked with Madrid

Owen linked with Madrid 08/09/2004 10:21 PM
Liverpool's Michael Owen could leave after contract talks break down, according to reports.

Man charged over Madrid bombs

Man charged over Madrid bombs 12/22/2004 01:03 AM
A Spanish judge charges a Moroccan man suspected over the Madrid bombing with 191 counts of murder.

Terrorism and Democracy in Madrid

Terrorism and Democracy in Madrid 03/14/2005 06:01 PM
I re-emerge. Sorry for the hiatus. I will do my best in following posts to recount the sound and fury in my part of Meatspace that has led to my recent silence in Cyberspace. For now, here I am, in real time. I'm in Madrid at a meeting convened by the Club of Madrid, a group of former heads of state, led by former Brazilian president Fernando Cardoso and, including everyone from Bill Clinton to Mikhail Gorbachev to Vaclav Havel, to John Major, all seeking to expiate their sins of office with subsequent good works. The good work at hand is called The International Summit on Democracy, Terrorism, and Security. It feel a little like the World Economic Forum, though smaller and more focused. The security is intense and the press is excluded.( Though, interestingly, I am posting these words from inside a session, along with the many other bloggers.) I fear, that despite enough good intentions to pave a superhighway to hell, not much is likely to come from this. Everyone seems to be playing we within the boundaries of his usual rule set. I have yet to hear anyone say something that seemed likely to mitigate the idiocy of this age. And I'm no better in this regard. I spent all damned day yesterday in session with many of the stars of Cyberspace, folks like Joichi Ito, John Gage, Dan Gillmor, David Weinberger, Ethan Zuckerman, Marc Rotenberg, Andrew Mclaughlin, Rebecca MacKinnon, etc. etc. Laboring long and loud, we collectively produced the following statement: The Infrastructure of Democracy Strengthening the Open Internet for a Safer World March 11, 2005 I. The Internet is a foundation of democratic society in the 21st century, because the core values of the Internet and democracy are so closely aligned. 1. The Internet is fundamentally about openness, participation, and freedom of expression for all -- increasing the diversity and reach of information and ideas. 2. The Internet allows people to communicate and collaborate across borders and belief systems. 3. The Internet unites families and cultures in diaspora; it connects people, helping them to form civil societies. 4. The Internet can foster economic development by connecting people to information and markets. 5. The Internet introduces new ideas and views to those who may be isolated and prone to political violence. 6. The Internet is neither above nor below the law. The same legal principles that apply in the physical world also apply to human activities conducted over the Internet. II. Decentralized systems -- the power of many -- can combat decentralized foes. 1. Terrorist networks are highly decentralized and distributed. A centralized effort by itself cannot effectively fight terrorism. 2. Terrorism is everyone's issue. The internet connects everyone. A connected citizenry is the best defense against terrorist propaganda. 3. As we saw in the aftermath of the March 11 bombing, response was spontaneous and rapid because the citizens were able to use the Internet to organize themselves. 4. As we are seeing in the distributed world of weblogs and other kinds of citizen media, truth emerges best in open conversation among people with divergent views. III. The best response to abuses of openness is more openness. 1. Open, transparent environments are more secure and more stable than closed, opaque ones. 2. While Internet services can be interrupted, the Internet as a global system is ultimately resilient to attacks, even sophisticated and widely distributed ones. 3. The connectedness of the Internet – people talking with people – counters the divisiveness terrorists are trying to create. 4. The openness of the Internet may be exploited by terrorists, but as with democratic governments, openness minimizes the likelihood of terrorist acts and enables effective responses to terrorism. IV. Well-meaning regulation of the Internet in established democracies could threaten the development of emerging democracies. 1. Terrorism cannot destroy the internet, but over-zealous legislation in response to terrorism could. Governments should consider mandating changes to core Internet functionality only with extraordinary caution. 2. Some government initiatives that look reasonable in fact violate the basic principles that have made the Internet a success. 3. For example, several interests have called for an end to anonymity. This would be highly unlikely to stop determined terrorists, but it would have a chilling effect on political activity and thereby reduce freedom and transparency. Limiting anonymity would have a cascading series of unintended results that would hurt freedom of expression, especially in countries seeking transition to democratic rule. V. In conclusion we urge those gathered here in Madrid to: 1. Embrace the open Internet as a foundation of 21st Century democracy, and a critical tool in the fight against terrorism. 2. Recognizing the Internet's value as a critical communications infrastructure, invest to strengthen it against attacks and recover quickly from damage. 3. Work to spread access more evenly, aggressively addressing the Digital Divide, and to provide Internet access for all. 4. To protect free speech and association, endorse the availability of anonymous communications for all. 5. Resist attempts at international governance of the Internet: It can introduce processes that have unintended effects and violate the bottom-up democratic nature of the Net. In other words, precisely what you would expect us to say. So predictable as to be the equivalent of silence. And yet, it's what we all passionately believe. We are now all in a session where we are presenting this little manifesto. It has just been strongly and rather surprisingly rebuked by my friend Benjamin Barber who laid out the usual older, indigerate stuff about how the Internet is nothing but the handmaiden of big media, scarcely better than television. Now an Iranian lady has risen to discuss, among other things, the fact that all the ayatollahs of Iran have sites on the Internet....

Three held over Madrid bombs

Three held over Madrid bombs 04/16/2004 02:16 PM
Spanish police arrest three more people in Madrid in connection with the 11 March train bombings in the city.

VII Java Expo en Madrid

VII Java Expo en Madrid 05/01/2004 02:08 AM

Madrid suspect indicted on 9/11 charges

Madrid suspect indicted on 9/11 charges 04/28/2004 02:44 PM

Conferencias de Richard Stallman en
Madrid

Conferencias de Richard Stallman en
Madrid 04/30/2004 01:43 PM

Aznar admits Madrid failings

Aznar admits Madrid failings 05/03/2004 10:18 PM
The former Spanish prime minister admits underestimating the threat from Islamic militants.

Madrid suspect held in Morocco

Madrid suspect held in Morocco 05/04/2004 06:34 AM
A man sought by Spain in connection with the Madrid train bombs is being held in Morocco on drugs charges.

Impresiones de la conferencia de
Stallman en Madrid

Impresiones de la conferencia de
Stallman en Madrid 05/04/2004 06:22 PM

Pruebas de Voto Electrónico en Madrid

Pruebas de Voto Electrónico en Madrid 06/17/2004 02:16 AM

Conferencia de seguridad FIST en Madrid

Conferencia de seguridad FIST en Madrid 02/12/2004 06:40 AM

Spain investigates Madrid attacks

Spain investigates Madrid attacks 07/06/2004 03:04 AM
A parliamentary commission begins to examine whether the 11 March attacks could have been prevented.

Madrid suspect 'held in Italy'

Madrid suspect 'held in Italy' 06/08/2004 06:03 AM
A suspect in the Madrid train attacks is said to be in custody as part of a swoop on alleged militants in Europe.

British school was Madrid target

British school was Madrid target 07/01/2004 03:27 AM
A British primary school in Madrid was a potential target for the bombers behind the 11 March train blasts, documents reveal.

Madrid bombers 'had more targets'

Madrid bombers 'had more targets' 06/30/2004 05:44 PM
The Madrid train bombers had planned more attacks in the Spanish capital, classified documents say.

Probe opens into Madrid attacks

Probe opens into Madrid attacks 06/16/2004 10:23 AM
A Spanish parliamentary commission to investigate the Madrid train bombings holds its first session.

US lawyer held over Madrid bombs

US lawyer held over Madrid bombs 05/07/2004 04:45 AM
FBI agents arrest a lawyer from Oregon in connection with the Madrid train bombs that killed 191 people.
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