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This is a short video I took while I was at the Candlelight Vigil on April 17th that was held for those 32 members of our Virginia Tech family who were tragically and needlessly murdered. This is just meant to show the sheer numbers of people who came out to support all of us, and remember those who died. 40,000 were expected, but the actual number of those who attended was much greater.

The second I heard about this shooting I felt it in my GUT that it was a Manchurian Candidate style (set up) hit! I'm with Alex 100%. This shooting was a set up. One completely insane individual acting alone. A totally isolated, inexplicable, un-punishable incident. Just like Oswald, and Siran Siran, and Hinkley, and McVeigh, and Osama... Same M.O. Cui Bono? Maybe whoever wants to restrict right to bear arms? I'm not ready to start talking black-ops stuff here, but this situation is weird. Obviously he must have been in some high traffic areas to kill 33. Only pistols, no fully auto... Nobody mans-up and tackles him!?!?! Police presence already on campus due to his first two victims hours earlier, yet they can't find him once he starts shooting again!?!? Eyewitness to the April 16th ,2007 shooting that happened at Virginia TECH ,Matt Kazee on Alex Jones radio broadcast.

The latest technology is explained at the 2007 international consumer electronics show.

The Virginia Tech Massacre

A Slideshow to honor and remember the lives that were lost on 4.16.2007 @ Virginia Tech

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If you find that balancing your checkbook or organizing receipts ranks low on your daily planner, a new website could help you turn over a new leaf. Mint dot com aims to do just that. (May 7)

Mariah's One Sweet Day video This song is dedicated to the families who have lost loved ones in the Virginia tech shootings. Just pray to help heal all hearts with time and no that one day you will meet again. This song reminds me of all of the people I have lost,,, & the Good Times.

Older TV sets will be unable able to receive over-the-air broadcasts next year unless consumers install one of the new digital converter boxes. AP's Peter Svensson takes a closer look at the technology. (April 23)

The Suunto G6 is a wristwatch the looks to remove a few pesky variables from your golf game, or at least limit them to something that can be better controlled. AP's Ron Harris takes a closer look. (April 9)

The new marching band song for The V Tech Hokies.

The MacBook Pro vs. the PC

My heart goes out to those whose lives are forever changed by the tragic events that took place at Virginia Tech

If your couch potato skills have been falling behind and you just can't keep up with your favorite TV shows, a new video website could help put you back in the saddle. (March 26)

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This week marks the 15th anniversary of the launch of the World Wide Web. Industry insiders at the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco discuss what Internet users can expect over the next 15 years. (April 30)

Captain No-beard Explores the Texas Tech Library.

A tangle of USB cables for various cameras, MP3 players and other peripherals is a staple of many computer desks. But a new wireless USB card could make those cables unnecessary. AP's Dirk Lammers tests out the the $99 Eye-Fi card. (April 18)

The Sleeptracker Pro is designed to determine the optimal time and conditions for a great night's rest. AP's Brian Bergstein tried it out, and found that he doesn't sleep so well when nudged all night by a bulky wristwatch. (April 2)