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<I>Muthal Kanavae</I>: Mixed bag
Some of the songs have terrible lyrics. | 1Entertainment |
Komaki, 09:54 - VOLLEY, WORLD LEAGUE: GIAPPONE-ITALIA 1-3
L'Italia ha battuto il Giappone 3-1 (17-25, 25-18, 25-20, 25-21) in un incontro valido per il second... | 4Italia |
Numerous recalls point to vigilance, vehicle complexity
Automakers have recalled more vehicles in the United States this year than ever before, but thatâs probably because of the increasing complexity of cars | 0Business |
Roma, 12:41 - CALCIO, SERIE B: ARBITRI 5/A GIORNATA
Queste le terne arbitrali designate a dirigere le partite della quinta giornata del campionato itali... | 4Italia |
Saddam Sees Lawyer, Forces Deployed to Kerbala
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Saddam Hussein saw a lawyer hired by his family on Thursday, his first contact with defense counsel since U.S. soldiers captured him a year ago. | 10Top News |
Israel bars entry Palestinian trainees to Egypt
Israel on Saturday denied entry to Egypt to a first batch of 85 Palestinian security personnel due to receive training in readiness for a planned Israeli pullout from the Gaza Strip, Egyptian border police told the French AFP news agency. | 11Top Stories |
Sybase offers free ASE license for Linux
Sybase Inc. is trying to lure businesses seeking low-cost open source DBMS alternatives by offering a free production license for its Adaptive Server Enterprise Express Edition on Linux. | 6Sci/Tech |
Forest turn Clough's wake into pageant
They came in their thousands, many in replicas of that tatty, old green sweatshirt, to mourn the passing of the man who, for 18 years, made the name Nottingham Forest synonymous with success. | 8Sports |
Kate Moss reunites with Pete Doherty
(AP)
AP - On-off couple Pete Doherty and Kate Moss were back together this week, traveling in Ireland where Doherty's band is on tour. | 1Entertainment |
TI to partner with Asian foundries on chip R&D
(InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - Texas Instruments, the world's largest maker of mobile phone chips, plans to work more closely with its Asian contract chip manufacturing partners to develop new production technologies, a company spokeswoman confirmed. | 6Sci/Tech |
Lite-On to ship HD DVD drive next year
Blu-ray Disc supporter backs rival format too
Optical drive maker Lite-On has decided to support the HD DVD next-generation optical disc format as well as rival technology Blu-ray Disc. Lite-On's first, half-height HD DVD drive will come to market in March 2007, it said.⊠| 6Sci/Tech |
Wal-Mart sales, profits increase
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. saw sales and profits increase during the third quarter this year, even as rising energy costs ate into customersâ spending money. | 1Entertainment |
Wright's DNA 'found on dead bodies'
DNA of man accused of murdering five prostitutes in Suffolk found on bodies of three victims, court told | 10Top News |
How Office Tyrants in Critical Positions Get Others to Grovel
Authoritarian rule is expected in the corner office, but tyranny from any other direction can bring work to a dead stop. | 6Sci/Tech |
GULP! Higher Coffee Prices Brewing
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. consumers may soon have to swallow more expensive coffee as soaring futures and rising costs from milk to fuel induce roasters to charge more for the steamy brew, industry participants said. | 0Business |
Blair to Reshuffle Cabinet This Week (AP)
AP - Prime Minister Tony Blair said Tuesday he would reshuffle his senior ministerial team later this week and tried to play down new speculation about a power struggle at the heart of his government. | 2Europe |
Sun seeks Solaris security badge
Solaris with Trusted Extensions, due later this year, is under evaluation for Common Criteria certification. | 6Sci/Tech |
Bellucci-Reeves in dramma R.Miller
Saranno nel cast di 'La vita privata di Pippa Lee' | 4Italia |
Venezuela protest over TV issue
Thousands of people march in Caracas to protest against a decision to force a state TV channel off air. | 13World |
DIPLOS DITHER, DARFUR DIES
September 25, 2004 -- While the opening of the General As sembly's 59th session drew much attention to the United Nations this past week, a flaccid Security Council resolution regarding Sudan re-confirmed the world body's irrelevance. | 1Entertainment |
Israel to give Powell pledge on West Bank troop cuts
Israel is expected to promise Colin Powell, the US Secretary of State, today that it will take steps to facilitate Palestinian elections planned for January, including a cutback of its military presence in the West Bank. | 13World |
Netlfix Site Fails Amid Customer Losses
Netflix took a double hit on Tuesday, as its Web site outage moved into a second day, and it reported the first quarterly customer losses in its history. | 7Software and Developement |
Fool Video: 3 Timely Tech Stocks
We highlight three tech stocks poised for big gains. | 0Business |
Harsh justice where U.S. relies on Iraq tribes
AL QAIM, Iraq (Reuters) - Seated between his police chief and a U.S. Marine battalion commander, the Iraqi mayor opened his weekly security meeting by explaining how he had authorized one of the local tribes to carry out a summary execution. | 1Entertainment |
Paris Hilton parts ways with talent agent
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - She's been jailed for just a week -- not including a day of house arrest -- and already celebrity heiress Paris Hilton has parted ways with the Hollywood talent agency that represented her for two years. | 1Entertainment |
Video Profile: Chef Paula Deen
(300 sec.) The 'Queen of Southern Cuisine' cooks up big business. | 0Business |
Palm and friends to do battle with the BlackBerry
Technology: A new venture from a consortium of leading technology firms intends to crush the BlackBerry. | 10Top News |
Former nurse enters plea in 10 deaths
(AP)
AP - A former hospital nurse pleaded no contest Tuesday to killing 10 patients nearly six years ago by injecting them with a drug used to temporarily halt breathing. | 12U.S. |
Windows Home Server Vulnerable to Critical Bug
Microsoft adds another product to the list of those vulnerable to a critical bug patched nearly three weeks ago. | 6Sci/Tech |
ANALYSIS: Treasure trove of films behind Sony's MGM bid
You would quite literally have to be from another planet, analysts say, not to see what Sony Corp. fancied about Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc. | 0Business |
Residents up early for chance at flu shot
A taped message available on the pharmacy's phone line said a limited amount of vaccine would be available to high-risk individuals only between 9:30 am and 5:30 pm today. | 11Top Stories |
Randy Johnson
The New York Yankees have completed a deal to acquire five-time Cy Young Award-winning pitcher Randy Johnson from the Arizona Diamondbacks. | 8Sports |
Mars moon emerges from the dark
Mars Express takes its most detailed image yet of the Red Planet's largest moon, Phobos. | 6Sci/Tech |
Chirac backtracks after Iran bomb threat brush off
PARIS (Reuters) - French President Jacques Chirac backtracked on Thursday after saying it would not be dangerous for Iran to have a nuclear bomb, a sharp departure from France's position and the stance of close allies. | 13World |
Why Wolfowitz Held On
Everyone knew he was a goner, but the embattled World Bank president resisted long enough to win some vindication | 0Business |
White House says Iran has not met its obligations
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House said on Thursday that a U.N. watchdog report shows that Iran has not met its obligations to halt its nuclear fuel program. | 10Top News |
Bremer's Next Insurgency: Auditors
Vulnerable areas of CPA funds spark questioning | 13World |
Ridings hits 61*
He tied the course record at TPC at Summerlin with the best final round this year on the PGA tour, tying the best ever Sunday score in the Michelin Championship. | 11Top Stories |
CIA withheld al Qaeda tapes from 9/11 panel: paper
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The September 11 commission asked the CIA in 2003 and 2004 for information on the interrogation of al Qaeda suspects, only to be told the agency provided all that was requested, The New York Times reported on Saturday. | 12U.S. |
VATICANO - Il tempo di Avvento - «Alma Redemptoris Mater » (II)
VATICANO - Il tempo di Avvento - «Alma Redemptoris Mater » (II)
Città del Vaticano (Agenzia Fides) - ÂAlma Redemptoris Mater... Alma Madre del RedentoreÂ. Così invochiamo Maria nel tempo di Avvento e di Natale, con unÂantica e suggestiva antifona... | 4Italia |
Tree Removal Still Available
By Vivian Austin, The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss. Mar. 3--GAUTIER -- Sam Taylor said more than 1,000 dead trees have been removed from residential properties across Gautier, and at least 250 more could be removed by the end of June. | 6Sci/Tech |
Aumentano reclami contro aziende
Le contestazioni riguardano telefonia, elettricita' e gas | 4Italia |
Borsa: futures New York poco mossi
Il mercato prende fiato dopo il rally di ieri | 4Italia |
Chen Under Pressure to Work with Taiwan Opposition
TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian is under pressure to find ways to work with an opposition-dominated parliament after his party suffered a surprise setback in weekend legislative elections. | 13World |
Bush Re-Election Bid Goes Against Grain (AP)
AP - President Bush is embracing troublesome topics that should be hurting him and fighting for states that should be tilting away from him in a campaign that has focused so far on character rather than issues. | 13World |
Into It: Catherine Coulter
We ask the author of suspense thrillers and historical romances about her favorite DVDs, CDs, and books. | 1Entertainment |
Fergie: I've been getting it all wrong
Sir Alex Ferguson has admitted he must take his share of the blame for Manchester United's stuttering start to the season, saying 'maybe at the moment I'm making too many changes to the team. | 8Sports |
Achieving Real Victory Could Take Decades
Gen. John Abizaid probably commands the most potent military force in history. The troops of his Central Command are arrayed across the jagged crescent of the Middle East, from Egypt to Pakistan, in an overwhelming projection of U.S. power. He travels with his own mini-governm... | 13World |
Venus Williams Upset in Kremlin Cup Play (AP)
AP - Venus Williams was upset by unseeded Elena Bovina 6-3, 6-2, in a Kremlin Cup quarterfinal Friday that lasted little more than an hour. | 8Sports |
Battle to aid Sri Lanka survivors
Transport and communication problems hamper the relief effort for Sri Lanka's devastated coastal communities. | 2Europe |
File transfer security the easy way
Service firm solves problem of transferring large, complex files easily and safely. | 6Sci/Tech |
Consumers Keep Spending, Latest Data Show
US consumers shrugged off record oil prices to lift spending at the start of the fourth quarter, data on Friday showed, in an upbeat sign for growth | 0Business |
Borsa Milano, apertura positiva
Mibtel +0,13%, Numtel +0,24%, | 4Italia |
Date Set for Junior League of Orange County Golf Tournament By the Sea
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., Dec. 18, 2006 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- The Junior League of Orange County, Calif. (JLOCC) Annual Golf Tournament by the Sea will be held at the Monarch Beach Golf Links in Dana Point, Calif., on March 30, 2007. Lunch prior to play... | 6Sci/Tech |
Indonesia, Thailand mark tsunami with prayers
CALANG, Indonesia (Reuters) - Hundreds of Indonesians prayed at mass graves in Aceh province on Wednesday, while in Thailand Buddhist monks held a ceremony to remember the many thousands who died in the Indian Ocean tsunami three years ago. | 10Top News |
Jane's midlife roller coaster
Compared with many adults hit by bipolar disorder, Jane Pauley got off lightly with a rare midlife diagnosis and rapid symptom relief after three weeks in a top-notch hospital, say | 1Entertainment |
Rams Offensive Line Strong in Debut (AP)
AP - A makeshift offensive line came together at just the right time for the St. Louis Rams. | 8Sports |
Chernobyl Link to Rising Cancer Rates
Scientific evidence that fallout from Chernobyl may have raised cancer rates in western Europe has emerged for the first time. Researchers in Sweden identified | 3Health |
Carabiniere morto: fermato autista
L'uomo, di Colleferro, era in un casolare vicino Zagarolo | 4Italia |
Hungarian protesters vow to keep up pressure on PM
BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungarian protesters vowed to keep up pressure on Thursday for leftist Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany to resign after his admission he lied to voters to win elections in April sparked mass protests. | 10Top News |
Cost-Cutting Will Continue, H.P. Chief Says
Mark V. Hurd, assured analysts and investors that he planned to continue cutting costs but did not foresee making major acquisitions to maintain growth. | 0Business |
Motorola's cell phone highs and lows
As Motorola considers spinning off its cell phone business, CNET takes a look at the company's hits and misses. | 6Sci/Tech |
Study: Men View Faces in Sexy Photos
ATLANTA - Contrary to popular opinion, men are more likely to look at a female's face before other areas when looking at pictures of naked women, according to a study by Emory University researchers. And women will gaze at pictures of heterosexual sex longer than men, the study fou... | 1Entertainment |
Serie B: play off ancora possibili
Domenica prossima scontro diretto, Genoa-Napoli a Marassi | 4Italia |
Ingersoll to Buy Climate Control Maker
The industrial conglomerate agreed to buy Trane, the air-conditioning company that is the successor to American Standard, for $10.1 billion. | 0Business |
It pays to switch with Microsoft
Microsoft will offer up to $600 per server (up to a maximum of $15,000) to companies who agree to switch from Novell to Windows servers, it has been revealed. | 6Sci/Tech |
Cuba mourns revolution's 'first lady'
(AP)
AP - Vilma Espin, the former guerrilla fighter who was communist Cuba's most politically powerful woman, was laid to rest with full military honors Friday. | 13World |
Australian PM's accusation of EU anti-Americanism draws French ire (AFP)
AFP - An accusation by Australian Prime Minister John Howard that France was guilty of lingering "anti-Americanism" drew sharp words from Paris during a visit by the Australian foreign minister. | 13World |
Silver Lake gets expansion boost from CalPERS investment
The California Public Employees Retirement System takes a 9.9 percent investment stake in the technology private equity firm. | 6Sci/Tech |
Sickened, and Fighting Another Cold War
Cold war workers, sick from exposure to radiation years ago, now face a tangle of red tape between them and government compensation. | 3Health |
European Union to lift China arms ban
At a China- European Union summit meeting in Hague the European Union said that it was not yet ready to lift its arms ban on China imposed after the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre of students. | 1Entertainment |
PDFs open critical hole in Internet Explorer
Botnet surprise
A critical vulnerability has been identified in Adobe's Acrobat and Reader software which affects Internet Explorer users.⊠| 6Sci/Tech |
U.S. troops accused of killing Iraq family
(AP)
AP - Five U.S. Army soldiers are being investigated for allegedly raping a young woman, then killing her and three members of her family in Iraq, a U.S. military official told The Associated Press on Friday. | 13World |
Boxing: Khan pleased by return
Amir Khan is happy with his first outing since the Olympics, a 35-13 win over Michael Evans. | 10Top News |
Coppie fatto:documento Ppi-prodiani
Sessanta parlamentari della Margherita rivendicano laicita' | 4Italia |
Rosa Bianca forse candida De Mita
Contatti tra l'ex segretario Dc, Tabacci e Baccini | 4Italia |
Israeli Helicopter Fires at Car in Gaza Strip (Reuters)
Reuters - Missiles fired by an Israeli helicopter
destroyed a suspected car bomb in a Gaza field on Thursday.
Witnesses said no one was in the vehicle at the time. | 13World |
News: Child's Play!
Gabe: I"ve got some Child"s Play auctions to tell you guys about. Keep in mind that 100% of the proceeds from all these auctions will go directly to the kids. | 9Toons |
European Tsunami Death Toll Feared in Thousands
Sweden said on Thursday more than 1,000 Swedes may have been killed in the Asian tsunami, the worst death toll for any foreign country. | 13World |
English hospital turns away Welsh
An English hospital will no longer treat Welsh patients who have waited more than three months, BBC Wales learns. | 2Europe |
Sri Lanka says Tamil Tiger killings undermine peace bid (AFP)
AFP - The Sri Lankan government said a wave of killings blamed on Tamil Tiger rebels was undermining confidence in the peace process which has been stalled since April 2003. | 13World |
Two Afghan hostages phone home
KABUL, Afghanistan - Two of three UN workers kidnapped in Afghanistan have called home to say they are OK, officials and relatives said Tuesday, and one hostage said she expected to be released soon. | 13World |
Cambodia Keeps Taking, Gives Little
Each year the West showers the Southeast Asian country with more aid, hoping it will clean up its act. But China isn't making it easy | 13World |
Two major high-def movie brands become partners
While Blu-ray and HD DVD have missed their window of opportunity for resolving the high-def format dilemma, CES 2008 could see two of the biggest names in the high-def streaming field demonstrating a realistic, connected alternative. | 7Software and Developement |
Peregrine ex-auditor enters plea
Daniel F. Stulac, the former outside auditor for San Diego's Peregrine Systems, has pleaded innocent to fraud charges detailed in a federal indictment issued last week. | 0Business |
Intel having a hard time competing with AMD
Recent months have seen AMD taking an upper hand over Intel in the chip market. And the latest news is another new indication that Intel is struggling to keep up with the pace they once spearheaded. | 11Top Stories |
Kenya govt denounces "genocide" as toll hits 300
NAIROBI (Reuters) - President Mwai Kibaki's government accused rival Raila Odinga's party of unleashing "genocide" in Kenya on Wednesday as the death toll from tribal violence over a disputed election passed 300. | 10Top News |
Brazil Scrambles to Save Its Disappearing Savanna (Reuters)
Reuters - Brazil launched an emergency
plan on Friday to save what remains of its vast tropical
savanna, much of which has been cleared for farming in recent
decades. | 6Sci/Tech |
Paula devastated over marathon agony
An emotional Paula Radcliffe said today that she is mystified as to why, despite her thorough preparations, she was unable to complete yesterday's marathon race. | 1Entertainment |
Internet security: What will work
(InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - In the first column of this year, I discussed computer security outlook and hopes for 2008. I forecast more of the same that we saw in 2007: more spam, more malware, more bad guys basically owning the Internet and our connected computers. I don't see any ... | 6Sci/Tech |
Okla. panel OKs immigration restrictions
(AP)
AP - Legislation billed as the nation's toughest on illegal immigrants was approved by a state House committee Wednesday, as supporters seek to halt public benefits for foreigners without documents. | 13World |
Lisa Nowak's Strange Spacewalk
New documents add more wacky details to astronaut-turned-accused-assailant Lisa Nowak's already wacky case. | 10Top News |
Jawa in Jersey
May the Force be with Mike Degirolamo when he goes up against the city council of Gloucester Township, N.J. [Missing Links] | 6Sci/Tech |
Real Madrid signs Brazilian Wanderley Luxemburgo as new coach
Real Madrid has hired Wanderley Luxemburgo as coach - its third this year - in hopes the Brazilian soccer wizard can salvage a dismal season for the world's most glamorous team. | 11Top Stories |
NBA Game Summary - San Antonio at Philadelphia
Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Tim Duncan scored 34 points and grabbed 13 rebounds for his 409th career double-double, leading San Antonio to an 88-80 victory over Philadelphia at the Wachovia Center. | 8Sports |
Thai premier visits deaths town
Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra is visiting the southern town of Tak Bai, where scores of minority Muslims died under arrest two weeks ago. | 13World |
Venezuela, Uruguay win amid refereeing row
PUERTO LA CRUZ, Venezuela (Reuters) - Uruguay and Hosts Venezuela got off to winning starts in the Copa America on Saturday, although both victories were marred by foul play and refereeing problems. | 8Sports |
G-8 approves $60B Africa aid
(AP)
AP - Germany's development minister said Friday the Group of Eight member states had agreed on a program worth more than $60 billion to combat the spread of HIV/AIDs in Africa. | 2Europe |
Paul Rudnick has fun with gay marriage
(AP)
AP - Early in Paul Rudnick's new play, a man is asked if he ever considered marrying his longtime companion. | 1Entertainment |
A deluged Wis. braces for more rain
(AP)
AP - Another round of thunderstorms brought more rain and a flash-flood warning to an already deluged southwestern Wisconsin on Monday, forcing residents below four dams to evacuate. | 6Sci/Tech |
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