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Druk (Dec 01 2003 18:59 GMT) - Verder op het programma: vanavond: *Interview met Thijs Oude Luttikhuis, Nederlandse taekwondoka die in Parijs gaat proberen de Olympische Spelen... |
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China Releases Internet Dissidents (Dec 01 2003 18:59 GMT) - Reuters UK: China releases cyber dissident "BEIJING (Reuters) - China has released a young cyber dissident known as the "stainless steel mouse" after detaining her for more than a year for criticising the government, a Hong Kong rights group says. Liu Di, 23, a former psychology major at Beijing Normal University who wrote under the computer name "Stainless Steel Mouse", was freed from Beijing's Qincheng prison on Friday, the Information Centre for Human Rights and Democracy said on Sunday. Two other "cyber dissidents", Wu Yiran, 34, and Li Yibin, 29, also were freed from a jail for political detainees on Friday, it said in a statement. |
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Tales From Crazy Conspiracy Theorists (Dec 01 2003 18:59 GMT) - SFGate.com: THE ZERO FILES: Shadowy realms of mind control and paranoia, all in the hands of the FBI "They are, in a way, the real-world equivalent of television's "X-Files," the fictional secret collection of FBI cases involving alien abductions and grand conspiracies that kept legions of fans entertained for nearly a decade. But while Fox Mulder and Dana Scully have long since retired to the compost bin of syndication, the FBI's Zero Files thrive in obscurity -- remaining, in their own way, very real. |
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Ku Klux Klan man shot as initiation goes wrong (Dec 01 2003 18:59 GMT) - AP A BULLET fired in the air during a Ku Klux Klan initiation ceremony came down and struck a participant in the head, critically injuring him. Gregory Allen Freeman, 45, has now been charged with aggravated assault and reckless endangerment for the wounding of Jeffery Murr, 24, who had been attending the ceremony in Johnson City, Tennessee. About ten people, including two children, had gathered to witness the white supremacist group’s gathering. The man who was being initiated was blindfolded, tied with a noose to a tree, and was then shot repeatedly with paintball guns. Freeman was firing a pistol in the air to provide the sound of real gunfire to make the proceedings more exciting, local Sheriff Fred Phillips said. |
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'Hacker gang uncovered in South Korea' (Dec 01 2003 18:59 GMT) - theage A gang of professional hackers, numbering over 4400, has been uncovered in South Korea, according to a report in the Korea Times. The report said the National Police Agency had taken out arrest warrants for two members of the group Wowhackers, including the leader, and booked 11 others on suspicion of having broken into government and private sites. The leader, who was identified by his surname Hong, was said to have deleted all evidence of the hacks carried out by the group. 4,400 "professional hackers". Come on. |
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'Spicy Spy: Indian hacker heats up intelligence circuits' (Dec 01 2003 18:59 GMT) - stanford daily Ankit Fadia has spied on officials of the Chinese government. He has impersonated international criminals to lure information out of their accomplices and has broken into their e-mail accounts to intercept evidence. He has a budget to bribe informants. And he gets paid to do all of it. He’s also an 18-year-old freshman at the University and a self-professed “ethical hacker. |
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'Wi-Fi hacker caught downloading child porn' (Dec 01 2003 18:59 GMT) - register So you catch a man driving with his pants around his ankles who's paying more attention to the child porn video running on his laptop than the road ahead. What do you charge him with? That's the dilemma Toronto traffic police found themselves in when they arrested a man driving the wrong way down a residential one-way street. Walter Nowakowski, 33, of Delhi near Toronto, Canada, was watching child porn images downloaded using a hijacked wireless Internet connection when he was pulled over by the police in the early hours of Wednesday morning. |
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[NY] 'Times Lied, Millions Died' (Dec 01 2003 18:59 GMT) - nro So that's it then. Despite all the protests, the Pulitzer Prize board has decided that it will not revoke the award won by Walter Duranty of the New York Times for his reporting in Stalin's Soviet Union. This was not a decision that it took lightly, mind you. The board's members want everyone to understand that they only took their decision after "more than six months of study and deliberation." Six months — that's around one month, perhaps less, for each million who died in the holodomor, the man-made famine that Duranty tried so hard to deny. |
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Venezula: 'Opposition continues recall drive despite violence' (Dec 01 2003 18:59 GMT) - CNN Authorities said Saturday an opposition petition drive for a recall referendum on President Hugo Chavez's rule was going smoothly despite isolated acts of violence. "The day has been calm. There have been some incidents in the streets but it's not worth paying much attention to them," said Cesar Gaviria, secretary general of the Organization of American States. National Guard soldiers fired tear gas outside the headquarters of the National Electoral Council after some people threw fireworks at the building while Gaviria was inside. In the western state of Falcon, two grenades exploded at the headquarters of an opposition political party and the house of an opposition politician, without injuring anyone. |
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Librarians are some of my favorite people (Dec 01 2003 18:59 GMT) - An Anonymous Patron pointed LISNews to a column about librarians in Newsday.com by Fern Kupfer, a novelist and professor of writing at Iowa State University. The first sentence should get everyone to take a look, "Librarians are some of my favorite people." Fern covers a Palestine/Israel conflict at a public library in Iowa. |
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Library widens Web (Dec 01 2003 18:59 GMT) - The Buffalo News Takes A Nice Look at all the new stuff at The Buffalo Erie County Public Library. They point out the library is turning to the Internet more and more these days to provide borrowers with ways they can make the resources of the public library fit their hectic, over-stressed lifestyles. "I like to say, "It's not your grandmother's library,' " said Carla Hayden, president of the Chicago-based American Library Association. "This is a national trend - it's an evolution of library services." |
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Boy locked in library for keeping watch while pals had sex (Dec 01 2003 18:59 GMT) - Lee Hadden spotted a Strange Ananova Article that says A Chilean schoolboy sent to the library for the rest of the term for keeping watch while two friends had sex has been let back into classes. Officials at Claretiano School in San Miguel agreed to let 12-year-old Cristobal Suarez back into lessons only after his mother sued the school. He was punished after he was caught keeping watch while two of his friends had sex inside a classroom, reports La Cuarta Online. |
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Blog from Online Information 2003 (Dec 01 2003 18:59 GMT) - Check out this weblog from Online Information 2003 in London brought to us by Information Today with contributions from ONLINE editor Marydee Ojala and Dick Kaser (V.P. Content - Information Today). Includes news, photos, even an assignment for Dick to find the best trade-show give-away item. |
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Reporting On Bush Iraq Trip (Dec 01 2003 18:58 GMT) - Dec. 1 - Washington Post reporter, Mike Allen, had the chance to travel to Iraq with President Bush. Tim Russert discussed the trip with Allen on Meet The Press. |
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My First 26 Things (Dec 01 2003 18:58 GMT) - I decided on November third to participate in 26 Things this month. Unfortunately, I was home and busy this past weekend, so I didn't get a chance to put together... |
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We Can't Say What You Can't Say (Dec 01 2003 18:58 GMT) - You really can't make this stuff up. Apparently, an employee at the University of Virginia said the following during a staff meeting: I can't believe in this day and age that there's a sports team in our nation's capital named the Redskins. That is as derogatory to Indians as having a team called Niggers would be to blacks. Problem is, in the midst of denouncing racism, the staffer mentioned the dreaded N-word, provoking offense and criticism. |
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Anglo-American unity (Dec 01 2003 18:58 GMT) - Following a protracted and painful period of severe political mismanagement within the United States of America, Her Majesty's Government has finally been compelled to act, for the protection of the American people. Building upon the existing "special relationship" between Britain and the US, a group of top Whitehall and White House officials have been working tirelessly for the last few weeks to forge a new initiative between our two nations, which will soon give birth to a new era in anglo-american relations. It has long been suggested that the UK and US should form stronger ties, but few can have imagined anything like this. Ever since George Jn. came to power just under 3 years ago, the United States has been in a political nose-dive. |
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Spammers Adding Text From Books To Avoid Filters (Dec 01 2003 18:58 GMT) - Every time the filters get better, spammers try to figure out a way around them. You might think that a spammer would realize if people are going through so much trouble to block them, that they're less likely to be happy to receive the spam, but apparently that's not the case. Instead of focusing in on the small group of people who actually are interested in spam, they're wasting their time trying to get messages to those people who will never respond to the stuff. Anyway, according to this article, now that spammers know that some filters look for certain keywords and determine how much of the email message is likely to be spam, they're apparently cutting and pasting the text from various classic pieces of literature right into the spam. This way, they're figuring that since so much of the spam isn't "spammy" the filters won't catch it. |
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exquisit (Dec 01 2003 18:57 GMT) - exklusiven nachmittag gehabt. zuerst haas & haas teehaus, dann meinl am graben. beides zum ersten mal in meinem leben. zwei zotter-schokoladen erstanden. |
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Aw, Screw It! (Dec 01 2003 18:56 GMT) - You probably guessed that this will not be a pleasant entry from the title. You're right on the money... I'll... |
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