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- SOUTHERN ILLINOIS -- Leadership of the region's biggest industry corrections was shaken up this week with the appointment of new wardens at four area prisons and the outright firing of three wardens. |
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- SOUTHERN ILLINOIS -- The future of Iraq can be glimpsed in the boys selling gasoline from cans by the side of the road to save motorists the trouble of waiting in line at the pump. |
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- UNION COUNTY -- The superintendents of Dongola and Anna-Jonesboro high schools began work Wednesday on an agreement for A-J to accept Dongola students who wish to transfer under the "choice" school provision of the No Child Left Behind Act. |
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- MURPHYSBORO -- It looks like Murphysboro high school's homecoming game against Benton will take place as planned, despite a letter sent home this week to Murphysboro parents warning that teachers could walk out as early as Friday. |
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- CAMPBELL HILL -- The Trico School District on Wednesday scheduled a round of new talks to resume at 7 p.m. October 9 between the school board and the Trico Education Association. |
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- OLIVE BRANCH -- The residents of Alexander County will be asked Monday if they approve of a plan to drain 2,400-acre Horseshoe Lake. |
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- CARBONDALE -- Carol Channing brought some glitz and a lot of laughter to Carbondale Wednesday night during a $100 a plate fund-raising dinner for Southern Illinois University's Public Policy Institute at the university's Student Center. |
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- CARBONDALE -- Amanda Brown travels home to Chicago via Amtrak every other week, but after hearing about the possible union workers' strike schedule for Friday, she quickly returned her $80 round-trip train tickets Wednesday and booked a seat on a Greyhound bus. |
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- If your reading tastes run to such things as demons, violence and fantasy worlds, a new book by a Carbondale author should be your cup of tea. |
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- ATLANTA (AP) -- John Smoltz blew the save and got the win -- good enough to keep the Atlanta Braves from the brink of another postseason meltdown. |
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- CARTERVILLE -- The long awaited meeting between the Carterville and Carmi-White County boys golf teams took place on Wednesday at Crab Orchard Golf Course. |
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- CARBONDALE -- Better make sure the insurance premiums are paid up, because the next seven Saturdays are an accident waiting to happen. |
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- It was hard not to let your mind wander during Southern Illinois University's 75-0 win over St. Joseph's College Saturday. |
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- TAMMS -- Josh Tebbe's two-run homer highlighted a three-run sixth inning and helped Goreville beat Shawnee, 3-0, Wednesday in the championship game of the South Egyptian Conference Tournament. |
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- MURPHYSBORO -- Sometime last November, the opposition finally saw Murphysboro's Renee Luster stop moving. |
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- CARBONDALE -- Behind a cooperative agreement, two rabid rivals are planning to join together to form boys and girls track teams. |
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- CARBONDALE -- Jim Woodward only takes one step at a time. |
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- The purpose of this trojan is to "hijack" browser use. When page requests are made, they are rerouted to specified Domain Name Servers. This allows a remote "administrator" to direct users to the pages of their choosing. For example, if an infected user attempted to navigate to http://www. |
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- Additionally, the TJ35 also has a built-in MP3 player, Decuma AB's Decuma Latin handwriting recognition software and Picsel Technologies Ltd.'s Picsel Viewer ... |
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- Additionally, the TJ35 also has a built-in MP3 player, Decuma AB's Decuma Latin handwriting recognition software and Picsel Technologies Ltd.'s Picsel Viewer ... |
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- Additionally, the TJ35 also has a built-in MP3 player, Decuma AB's Decuma Latin handwriting recognition software and Picsel Technologies Ltd.'s Picsel Viewer ... |
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- Communication breakdown |
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- With SuSE's 64bit Linux OS out the door sharply on the heels of AMD's Athlon 64, Chris Schläger, Director of Distribution Development, gives us the low-down ... |
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- With SuSE's 64bit Linux OS out the door sharply on the heels of AMD's Athlon 64, Chris Schläger, Director of Distribution Development, gives us the low-down ... |
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- With SuSE's 64bit Linux OS out the door sharply on the heels of AMD's Athlon 64, Chris Schläger, Director of Distribution Development, gives us the low-down ... |
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- In the open letter, addressed to the 'Linux community', Altmaier states that the attitude of SCO is 'completely misplaced'. In particular ... |
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- In the open letter, addressed to the 'Linux community', Altmaier states that the attitude of SCO is 'completely misplaced'. In particular ... |
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- In the open letter, addressed to the 'Linux community', Altmaier states that the attitude of SCO is 'completely misplaced'. In particular ... |
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- Wind River Systems, by far the world's largest embedded software company, today launched its first official support for embedded Linux. ... |
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- Wind River Systems, by far the world's largest embedded software company, today launched its first official support for embedded Linux. ... |
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- Wind River Systems, by far the world's largest embedded software company, today launched its first official support for embedded Linux. ... |
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- NASD first looked at the IPO of VA Linux Systems, which went public at $30 per share and soared to more than $300 per share during its first day of trading. ... |
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- NASD first looked at the IPO of VA Linux Systems, which went public at $30 per share and soared to more than $300 per share during its first day of trading. ... |
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- NASD first looked at the IPO of VA Linux Systems, which went public at $30 per share and soared to more than $300 per share during its first day of trading. ... |
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- "Blended threats, which combine malicious code and vulnerabilities to infect and spread, present increasing risks to networks and are among the most important trends to guard against this year, according to the biannual Symantec Internet Security Threat Report....'Exploits and worms are being released at a quickened pace,' says Mark Litchfield, a security researcher at Next Generation Security Software. 'Unfortunately, system administrators are fighting daily defensive battles with the hackers on a level battle ground. The hacker and the admin both find out about the vulnerability at the same time -- when the software vendor publicly releases a patch and often a more detailed advisory. In some cases, this includes proof-of-concept exploit code. |
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