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Constance McMillen, an 18-year-old senior at Itawamba County Agricultural High School, reads her many messages from Facebook and Myspace concerning her desire to attend her senior prom with a same-sex date and in a tuxedo, Thursday, March 11, 2010, at her father's house in Fulton, Miss.

The Motorola Devour with Motoblur 3G phone is photographed in San Francisco, Tuesday, March 2, 2010. With a brushed aluminum exterior and user-friendly Android operating software, the Devour lets you surf the Web, check e-mail and update your Facebook status with relative ease over Verizon Wireless' network.

This screen shot taken from facebook.com shows the fan page "The philosophy of Joe Stack" on the facebook web site. While most Americans surely see Joseph Stack as an angry, misguided man whose final act was repugnant, his suicide mission has clearly tapped a vein of rage among anti-tax, anti-government extremists. It is not surprising Stack would be portrayed as a hero on fringe Web sites such as stormfront. org, a forum for white supremacists. But admirers also are expressing their appreciation on mainstream sites such as Facebook, where a fan page supporting some of the things he said in his six-page manifesto had more than 2,000 members Monday, Feb. 22, 2010.

FILE - In this undated file photo provided by Texas Department of Public Safety, Joseph Stack is shown. While most Americans surely see Joseph Stack as an angry, misguided man whose final act was repugnant, his suicide mission has clearly tapped a vein of rage among anti-tax, anti-government extremists. It is not surprising Stack would be portrayed as a hero on fringe Web sites such as stormfront. org, a forum for white supremacists. But admirers also are expressing their appreciation on mainstream sites such as Facebook, where a fan page supporting some of the things he said in his six-page manifesto had more than 2,000 members Monday, Feb. 22, 2010.

FILE - In this Feb. 18, 2010 file photo, vehicle traffic is shown on U.S. Highway 183 as a damaged building is shown at rear in Austin, Texas. Authorities said that Joseph Stack flew his small plane into the building that housed several employees of the IRS. While most Americans surely see Joseph Stack as an angry, misguided man whose final act was repugnant, his suicide mission has clearly tapped a vein of rage among anti-tax, anti-government extremists. It is not surprising Stack would be portrayed as a hero on fringe Web sites such as stormfront. org, a forum for white supremacists. But admirers also are expressing their appreciation on mainstream sites such as Facebook, where a fan page supporting some of the things he said in his six-page manifesto had more than 2,000 members Monday, Feb. 22, 2010.