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- Civilians' Weapons Inspections in U.K. and Netherlands |
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- Civilians' Weapons Inspections in U.K. and Netherlands |
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- Wow! I have to say we've been overwhelmed by the great response to javablogs.com today, thanks to all! (Also, Owen Fellows - one of our guru Atlassian developers - was the other major developer, so please blame / thank him too ) We even managed a few updates today - all based on the great feedback |
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- WASHINTON -- The Supreme Court on Monday turn down Canada's attempts to use a U.S. anti-racketeering law to sue R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. |
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- "...the best argument for Radio will be the development of non-techno communities of teachers, musicians, doctors, lawyers, gamers, golfers and candlestick makers." "...by allowing amateurs like us to get in the game of shaping a micro-world in the public square - that is, the stuff in life for which we have a passion - the Web (and companies like Userland) are still plowing a revolutionary furrow. |
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- Miami, FL -- A subsidiary of Bridgestone/Firestone, which operates Firestone's nationwide chain of stores, has agreed to settle a disability rights lawsuit. U.S. District Judge Paul C. Huck in Miami approved the deal, which requires ... |
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- CIUDAD DEL ESTE, Paraguay - Several top terrorist operatives met recently in South America in the area where the borders of Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay intersect also known as the "tri-border" region, to plan attacks against U.S. and Israeli ... |
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- NEW YORK -- Adelphia Communications Corp. on Wednesday filed charges against Deloitte & Touche, accusing its former auditor of negligence and fraud for failing to stop Adelphia's co-founder and former chief executive, John Rigas, and two of his ... |
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- YEMEN -- Abu Ali, chief suspect in bombing of the USS Cole, and five other suspected al Qaeda members were killed early Monday in Yemen when their car was blown apart from a Hellfire missile launched from a CIA drone, sources told CNN. It was ... |
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- Miami, FL -- Tobacco Industry Lawyers on Wednesday appeared before Florida's 3rd District Court of Appeal to argue against the $145 billion verdict against the tobacco industry, making it the largest damage award in American history. Elliot ... |
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- LONDON -- Airline passengers in Britain launched a legal challenge against 28 airlines on Tuesday for failing to warn them or their relatives about the risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT), also known as economy class syndrome. The three-day hearing ... |
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