10 July 2001 By The Morning News — 10 Jul 2001 Salvation Army cites Bush's aid in preventing gays from getting jobs.Pentagon asks for money to build missile defense test site.Japan and South Korea sharply divided over Japanese text books' treatment of history.NPR commentator Douglas Rushkoff invites readers to footnote his open-source novel.Ximian hopes to create Microsoft's .Net in Linux.Boeing spends millions of dollars a year on managing passwords.Air got a nice site for 10,000hz Legend.Constructive criticism makes a FAQ shine with cruelty.Postmodern theory-heads have been replaced by a Web page: the Po-Mo generator.
