The Friendly Skies, Grave Injustice, -and- Can You Hear Me Now?

In the News Today

The Friendly Skies - Ex-college QB sets paper-airplane record

Grave Injustice - Man accused of stealing items from cemetery, giving them out as gifts

Can You Hear Me Now? - Rider jams cell phones on SEPTA buses

Technology in the News Today

Windows 8 Consumer Preview: Video Hands On

Laptop with ISS Command Codes Stolen from NASA in 2010

Interpol Site Taken Down After Anonymous Suspects Arrested

Born on this Day in History: March 1, 1944 - As the lead singer of the band the Who, Roger Daltrey has delighted and surprised rock music fans with his powerful and versatile voice for more than four decades. The Who scored their first UK top ten single in 1965 with "I Can’t Explain" and made their debut on the American charts with "Happy Jack." His film acting and producing work includes McVicar and Like It Is. He still performs live.

On this Day in History: March 1, 1971 - The radical group Weather Underground explodes a bomb in a restroom of the U.S. Capitol building, causing significant damage. The bomb exploded after an intensive search of the building yielded no results. Nobody is ever convicted of the attack.

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