KCTS Television has decided it will broadcast the "Sugartime" episode of the PBS series Postcards from Buster on Friday, February 11 at 4:30pm.  Our sister station KYVE in Yakima will also air the episode at that time.The episode had originally been scheduled to air on February 2, but PBS withdrew the program from the national schedule in response to concerns expressed by some over the content of the program.  KCTS was not consulted in this decision.  Subsequently, WGBH in Boston, which produces the series, announced it would make the program available to public television stations directly if they wished to broadcast it independently of PBS.

I was "fortunate" enough to receive a bootleg DVD copy of this special as an early Christmas gift. The reason it's a bootleg and a "Holy Grail" of sorts is because Lucas has forbid this special to ever officially see the light of day again. After watching it, I can see why: I have never screamed "Make It Stop! Make It Stop! Make It Stop!" more in my life.

We describe the unique case of a public figure who is well known for having delayed pubertal development and statural growth (Fig. 1). We believe we have discovered why Tintin, the young reporter whose stories were published between 1929 and 1975, never grew taller and never needed to shave.

In January 2003, voting activist Bev Harris was holed up in the basement of her three-story house in Renton, Washington, searching the Internet for an electronic voting machine manual, when she made a startling discovery. Clicking on a link for a file transfer protocol site belonging to voting machine maker Diebold Election Systems, Harris found about 40,000 unprotected computer files. They included source code for Diebold's AccuVote touch-screen voting machine, program files for its Global Election Management System tabulation software, a Texas voter-registration list with voters' names and addresses, and what appeared to be live vote data from 57 precincts in a 2002 California primary election.