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In 1996 , North Korea said it would cease to recognize the demilitarized zone between the two Koreas , and North Korean troops made incursions into the zone . " " If you think you have come to a time in your life when new learning is impossible and there are no benefits of continuing mental activity , the study shows that for a large number of people that this is not true , " added Marsiske , a clinical and health psychologist at the University of Florida at Gainesville.The participants in the study ranged from age 65 to their early 90s , but Marsiske said the findings apply to people in their 50s or even younger . The late Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist took a powerful sedative during his first decade on the Supreme Court and grew so dependent on it that he became delusional and tried to escape from a hospital in his pajamas when he stopped taking the drug in 1981 , according to newly released FBI files.The files also show that during both of Rehnquist 's confirmation battles - - when he was first named to the court by President Richard Nixon in 1971 and when President Ronald Reagan nominated him as chief justice in 1986 - - the Justice Department enlisted the FBI to find out what witnesses lined up by Senate Democrats were prepared to say . " Taplin orders a coffee and cranes his neck toward the entrance , where , in the next few minutes , half of his little brigade trickles in : Bill Campenni , the retired Air National Guard fighter pilot ; his wife , Kathleen , the Canadian emigre who is now a U.S. citizen ; Diane Bonieskie , the retired schoolteacher ; Jeff Talley , who says he 's losing his aircraft repair job because it 's being outsourced to Mexico ; and Joe , who wo n't provide his last name or say what he does because " who knows who might get the information . Abortion and race dominate the Supreme Court 's agenda for the term that begins tomorrow , with the Bush administration and its conservative allies urging the justices to put limits on abortion rights and affirmative action.Conservatives want the court to uphold a 2003 federal law banning the procedure opponents call " partial-birth " abortion , and to strike down local integration policies that distribute students by race . ) Justices have long given speeches to law classes and legal conferences and at overseas symposiums , sometimes noticed and sometimes not.But those who follow the court closely say they have no doubt there has been a change . " The ultimate decision is likely to be one of the most defining of the court headed by the new chief justice , John G. Roberts Jr ., and a powerful statement about where the nation stands more than 50 years after Brown v. Board of Education demanded an end to segregated schools.The court , encouraged by the Bush administration , has grown increasingly distrustful of racial classifications , and it reached out to take up the cases challenging schools in Seattle and Louisville even though appeals courts had upheld them as constitutional.Because of the stakes , the day at the court took on a feeling of great import - - there were demonstrations on the plaza out front , some people camped overnight in freezing temperatures to secure a spot in the courtroom , and the lines for members of the bar began forming before dawn . The work of the court so far this term shows that the complicated legal process that attends executing a murderer - - the balance of state laws and federal constitutional guarantees - - can take decades to unspool . " I think there is a reason why there is a dearth of these studies , " said Michele Waslin , director of immigration policy research for the National Council of La Raza . The Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce hosted the ceremony , and Robert Cresanti , undersecretary of commerce for technology , presented the award.Odin , which opened in 2002 , supplies RFID technology to Wal-Mart , Target and the U.S. Department of Defense to help track inventory or other assets.Biometric Passport ReadyBearingPoint Inc. , a McLean management and technology consulting firm , announced this week that it had completed work on designing a biometric passport for the Irish government . " It is our belief a reasonable Supreme Court will reverse most , if not all , of the Roe decisions , and any legislation that brings Virginia in line with that decision we would support , " said Victoria Cobb , president of the Family Foundation , a socially conservative group . But the chief justice 's role is limited . The race penalty , on average , totaled about $ 1,000 per black victim.As Iyengar and his colleagues subsequently dug deeper into these data , another finding emerged : Republicans consistently gave less aid , and gave over a shorter period of time , to victims regardless of race . Just like you have to keep increasing the weights at the gym to make it challenging , you have to do the same with mental activity .