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Tate Britain, housed in the old Tate Gallery on Millbank, recently made a bid for attention by holding its own contemporary show, "Intelligence: New British Art 2000".

By R. L. Hanson and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, September 6 , 1947P. 20 Incidental Intelligence: New Ulm recently celebrated Massacre Week.

President Bush said he was embracing the spirit of the findings of the Sept. 11 commission by giving the director of central intelligence new authority to oversee all spy agencies.

DEPARTING CHAIRMAN: Edward M. Kennedy, Massachusetts COMMITTEE: INTELLIGENCE NEW CHAIRMAN: Pat Roberts, Kansas KEY ISSUES: The Intelligence Committee will play a role if the administration agrees to a further investigation of Sept. 11 by an independent commission.

Artificial Intelligence New Teaching methods Robot, Human teacher Student-centric education Hyper-connected Humans and Devices People and devices are connected from very remote parts of the world.

And, they make sure intellectual property managers are part of teams working on product development, competitive intelligence, new market entry, offshoring partnerships and other high-profile strategic issues.

Incidental Intelligence: A new roadside stand in New Jersey is called the Geiger Counter.

Incidental Intelligence: The New Haven Railroad has changed the word "Arrive" in its timetables to "Due".

Mechanical Intelligence: A new small tractor has been put on the market in England, the Calfdozer.

Far West Intelligence: A new ice-cream stand has opened in Palm Springs --the From Moo to You.

Incidental Intelligence: A new trade paper for the potato industry has made its appearance, The Common-Tater.