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Judge arrested in Aruba case	Judge arrested in Aruba case Fifth suspect in custody after U.S. teen's disappearance Paul Van Der Sloot was arrested after being questioned by police as a witness over the weekend. RELATED Gallery: Missing Aruba teen Texas team to aid search Publicity a concern for tourism Was race a factor in arrests? Interac...	[ 6 ]
eBay sets up open-source community	eBay has begun providing open-source code for some of its search and access applications to expand its external developer community. The software will be available under a new program called Community Codebase, which was announced at the eBay Developers Conference in San Jose, California, on Tuesday. With just over 20...	[ 6 ]
NextAdvisor with TIME	Erin Lowry Erin Lowry helps millennials “get their financial lives together” by offering advice on how to make more money, get out of debt, and build savings, through her “Broke Millennial” blog. Read more	[ 11 ]
del.icio.us direc.tor: Delivering An AJAX Web Service Broker	What is it? del.icio.us direc.tor is a prototype for an alternative web-based rich UI for del.icio.us. It leverages the XML and XSL services of modern browsers to deliver a responsive interface for managing user accounts with a large number of records. The main features are: In-browser handling of del.icio.us bookma...	[ 9 ]
Three missing boys found dead	Three missing boys found dead Father finds young friends in car trunk Sheets were hung around the car where three boys were found dead Friday night. YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Police Crime, Law and Justice or or Create Your Own CAMDEN, New Jersey (CNN) -- Three young boys missing for two days were found dead Friday night in th...	[ 10 ]
Iran hardliner sweeps to victory	Mahmoud Ahmadinejad presented himself as a humble alternative Mr Ahmadinejad won 62% of votes, defying predictions of a close race, to defeat the more moderate ex-President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani. After his win, Mr Ahmadinejad said he planned to create a "modern, advanced and Islamic" role model for the world. His...	[ 8 ]
Prosecutor: New Jersey boys' deaths accidental	Prosecutor: New Jersey boys' deaths accidental Bodies of missing boys found late Friday in car trunk YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Police New Jersey or or Create Your Own CAMDEN, New Jersey (CNN) -- Autopsy results show three boys found dead in a car trunk suffocated, and their deaths have been ruled accidental, Camden County Pro...	[ 3 ]
Moving: How to Avoid Being Scammed by Moving Companies	The number one question MovingScam.com receives is “Can you recommend a good moving company?”. If the answer to that question was easy, then there wouldn’t be a reason for maintaining a web site called MovingScam.com (see our article “How to Find a Reputable Moving Company” for more information). Currently moving comp...	[ 14, 2 ]
U.S. Has Plans to Again Make Own Plutonium	Plutonium 238 has no central role in nuclear arms. Instead, it is valued for its steady heat, which can be turned into electricity. Nuclear batteries made of it are best known for powering spacecraft that go where sunlight is too dim to energize solar cells. For instance, they now power the Cassini probe exploring Satu...	[ 6 ]
Ten things I learned about the future at the Wired NextFest	This past Saturday, a friend and I hit the Wired NextFest down at Chicago's Navy Pier. The event promised visitors that they could "experience the future," and as a tech writer I couldn't pass that opportunity up. I kind of wish I had, though, because after spending a few hours at the NextFest I'm sad to report that th...	[ 13 ]
Video game sales up, but are they at the expense of sports ratings?	Previously, we have reported that kids these days prefer playing video games to taking part in sports. Not really any surprises there when it's 90 ºF outside I'd rather be on the couch with the PS2 or Xbox than whacking a ball with a stick. But according to a report in the New York Times, the video game culture isn't...	[ 7 ]
File-sharing suffers major defeat	Millions of people swap music via file-sharing networks The surprise ruling could start a legal assault on the creators of file-sharing networks such as Grokster and Morpheus. The case was brought by 28 movie and music makers who claimed that rampant piracy was denting profits. The Supreme Court judges were expected...	[ 4 ]
Oilman, investor T. Boone Pickens sees $3 gas, oil shortage	NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Gasoline prices, reversing a two-month slide, are again approaching records and at least one expert thinks they could hit $3 a gallon soon in the United States. "We'll see it within a year," T. Boone Pickens, head of the billion-dollar hedge fund BP Capital Management, said on CNN's "In The Mone...	[ 8 ]
Google passes $300	Shares of the popular search engine pass $300 for the first time and are now up 260% since IPO. Googly-eyed: Shares of Google have continued to soar since going public last August. More about Google and Net stocks NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Shares of Google, the popular search-engine company, surpassed the...	[ 10 ]
AMD sues Intel for monopoly abuse	Intel's computer chips are used in the majority of personal computers The lawsuit covers x86 microprocessors, used to run PC operating systems, including Microsoft Windows, Solaris and Linux systems. AMD said its lawsuit alleges that Intel has coerced customers away from dealing with AMD, and is based on evidence obt...	[ 15 ]
NY unveils revised Freedom Tower	The tower has been redesigned more than once The Freedom Tower is being built on the site of the Twin Towers destroyed in the 11 September 2001 attacks. Architects redesigned it after police expressed concern that the 1,776-foot (540-metre) building could be vulnerable to truck bomb attacks. Under new plans it is fu...	[ 12 ]
HIV drug target 'will not be met'	By Karen Allen BBC News health correspondent HIV is a major problem in the developing world World Health Organisation figures reveal just one million people are receiving life saving treatment. Senior WHO figures say that is double the number who were on drugs when the target was set in December 2003. But 40 mil...	[ 4 ]
News & Media	During Friday’s Board of Visitors meeting, William & Mary’s rector and president announced a path forward to rebuild trust and open dialogue with the community following the recent announcement to eliminate seven varsity sports programs. The funds, along with a bridge grant of $50,000, will establish permanent support...	[ 27, 0 ]
Roddick, at 22, Aims to Show That He Can Still Be a Factor	All England Club officials have taken time to explain their rationale to Hewitt, but he has made it clear that his seeding rankles and that he would have preferred to face Federer in the final. "It's a strange situation," Hewitt said. "I don't know how many times it would have happened that the top two ranked players ...	[ 5 ]
Taser controversy refuses to die	By Matthew Davis BBC News, Washington With electronic stun guns now being used by a growing number of UK police forces, BBC News examines the controversy in North America, where a series of deaths have put Tasers under fresh scrutiny. Robert Bagnell died after police shocked him with 50,000 volts When Robert Bagn...	[ 12 ]
Asian and American Leadership Styles: How Are They Unique?	Political connections and family control are more common in Asian businesses than in the United States. In addition, says HBS professor D. Quinn Mills, American CEOs tend to use one of five leadership styles: directive, participative, empowering, charismatic, or celebrity. Which styles have Asian business leaders adopt...	[ 7 ]
DJ admits false tale about missing teen	DJ admits false tale about missing teen Aruba prosecutor says judge told son: No body, no case RELATED YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Aruba Missing Persons or or Create Your Own PALM BEACH, Aruba (CNN) -- A disc jockey who spent 10 days in jail after being arrested and questioned about a missing American teenager admits he lied to...	[ 4 ]
Bank of America to buy credit card issuer MBNA for $35B	No. 3 bank to buy MBNA, creating the nation's largest credit card issuer; 6,000 jobs to be cut. Video More video Bank of America is buying credit card giant MBNA for $35 billion. CNN's Andy Serwer reports. Play video NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Bank of America, betting that financial "supermarkets" are the future despite ...	[ 10 ]
Time Inc. to Yield Files on Sources, Relenting to U.S.	The case represents the starkest confrontation between the press and the government since 1971, when the Supreme Court refused to stop The Times and The Washington Post from publishing a classified history of the Vietnam War known as the Pentagon Papers. And legal experts said yesterday that they knew of no other insta...	[ 8 ]
How to Make Your Own Herbes de Provence Blend	Herbes de Provence, an essential component of French and Mediterranean cooking, is a mixture of dried herbs that adds a distinctive flavor to dishes such as chicken, roasted vegetables, grilled fish, salads, tomato-based soups, and stews like ratatouille. Herbes de Provence originated in the southeastern region of Fra...	[ 7 ]
Microsoft to Pay I.B.M. $775 Million to Settle Antitrust Claims	Microsoft said today that it would pay I.B.M., which it displaced as the world's premier technology purveyor, $775 million to settle a number of outstanding antitrust claims. The settlement stems from the Justice Department's antitrust case against Microsoft in the mid-1990's, in which Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson fo...	[ 6 ]
O'Connor, First Woman on High Court, Resigns After 24 Years	WASHINGTON, July 1 - Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman to serve on the United States Supreme Court and a crucial swing vote on abortion and a host of other divisive social issues, announced today that she was resigning, setting up what is sure to be a tumultuous fight over confirming her successor. After mo...	[ 10 ]
100 million go online in China	Millions of Chinese go online via internet cafes Only the US now has more web surfers as young and old Chinese take to the internet in record numbers. The figure is expected to grow rapidly in the next few years. China's economic boom is behind the dramatic rise as increasing personal wealth means more people are ab...	[ 5 ]
Bnoopy: It’s a great time to be an entrepreneur	« Personal - Joining the EFF Board \| Main June 29, 2005 It’s a great time to be an entrepreneur There’s never been a better time to be an entrepreneur because it’s never been cheaper to be one. Here’s one example. Excite.com took $3,000,000 to get from idea to launch. JotSpot took $100,000. Why on earth is there a...	[ 14 ]
For 5 months 'I stayed in the box'	As a Marine Corps officer, I spent five years and five months in a prisoner of war camp in North Vietnam. I believe this gives me a benchmark against which to measure the treatment which Sen. Richard Durbin, Illinois Democrat, complained of at the Camp of Detention for Islamo-fascists at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. The sena...	[ 11 ]
New Boeing boss needs old guard	SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- With an outsider moving into the top spot at Boeing, analysts caution that the new boss needs to make sure the managers of the company's defense and commercial divisions don't head for the door in a huff. A departure of either James Albaugh, in charge of Boeing's integrated defense syste...	[ 8 ]
Soul singer Luther Vandross dies	One of the leading romantic singers of his generation, he sold 25 million albums and won dozens of awards. Even after his stroke in 2003, he kept recording, winning four Grammys for his final album Dance With My Father. Tributes from stars such as Aretha Franklin and Michael Jackson poured in after his death, at the ...	[ 5 ]
Business of Life: Free advice from a lawyer	Free advice from a lawyer Handy advice from a lawyer who writes from his own experience, a passalong email. Your checks When next you order checks, have only the initials of your first name printed. If someone takes your checkbook, they will not know if you sign your checks with just your initials or your first name...	[ 8 ]
Conservative Groups Rally Against Gonzales as Justice	"Let me not get into any nominee, but Gonzales is an excellent human being," Mr. Hatch said. "He's done an exceptional job as White House counsel. He's brought additional stability and peace to the Justice Department. I know the president is interested in trying to find people of diversity -- he's really bent over to d...	[ 4 ]
USATODAY.com	Saturday, July 23 Ullrich, the 'Infernal Second' PARIS Poor Jan Ullrich. Another year, another disappointment. By Laurent Emmanuel, AP Jan Ullrich is comforted by a team trainer after placing second in the 20th stage. Second to Lance in the time trial and probably third overall. "I'm dead, I'm completely dead," he...	[ 8 ]
Attack of the $1 DVD's	THE scientist in the 1959 horror film "The Killer Shrews" is not only mad but also cheap. Monstrously cheap. To solve the problem of world hunger, he tries to breed humans down to half their normal size. Rather than increase the food supply, he reasons, he will decrease demand. But his penny-pinching plans go awry, nat...	[ 11 ]
125th Anniversary Issue: Science Online Special Feature	Online Extras Be sure to check out these online extras related to our 125th Anniversary Issue: Your Turn Did we miss your favorite scientific conundrum? Visit our special online forum to comment on our 125 questions or nominate your own choice. Anniversary Editorial Science Editor-in-Chief Donald Kennedy celeb...	[ 10 ]
	The Falling Woman Screensaver - Or, select someone else to toss around: Select a politician... George Bush Barack Obama Mitt Romney in his Temple Garments Nicolas Sarkozy Rick Santorum Hillary Clinton Hillary Clinton in a Bikini John McCain Sarah Palin 1 Sarah Palin 2 Sarah Palin 3 Mahmoud Ahmadeinejad Yves Leterme Hu...	[ 4, 0, 2, 5, 3 ]
Font guide for webmasters	Fonts for the Web Until font downloading technology is perfected, Web designers must normally restrict themselves to fonts that are available on most users’ computer systems. So which fonts are installed on everyone’s computers? Your best bets are the ones that come with the Internet Explorer (MSIE) browser and the W...	[ 3 ]
Germany heads for early elections	Mr Schroeder is taking a huge political gamble, say analysts Mr Schroeder had urged deputies to vote his government down, so he could seek a new mandate for controversial reforms. President Horst Koehler must now decide if there are grounds to call elections a year ahead of the original schedule. An early election i...	[ 5 ]

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