Partygoers get RFID tagged for art's sake

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Walter E. Wallis @ Dec 19th 2005 1:37AM

As long as it is voluntary. How about everyone entering a mall getting an I.D. that would allow others in his party to find him, or let parents find kids. It could alarm if any child tried to leave the mall before a parent. Even register at convention booths for literature.

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