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- A bullet hole found in a van has been linked to a string of shootings along a stretch of interstate, bringing the total number of cases under investigation to 15, authorities said Tuesday. |
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- A cargo ship capsized in port while being loaded Tuesday, and three crew members were missing, city officials said. Fifteen other crew members were rescued from the vessel. |
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- Startled East Coast residents from North Carolina to Maryland were shaken Tuesday by an earthquake that registered a preliminary magnitude of 4.5. |
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- The owners of the nightclub where 100 people were killed in a fire last February were indicted on involuntary manslaughter charges Tuesday along with the tour manager for the heavy metal band whose pyrotechnics ignited the blaze. |
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- A former employee at a printing plant slipped in through a side door Tuesday morning and shot one worker to death before killing himself, police said. |
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- A suspect in the slayings of four people, including his wife and 10-year-old son, killed himself Tuesday as investigators arrived at his parents' house to question him. |
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- Police in Minneapolis are investigating a report that six children are missing. |
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- Tropical Storm Peter formed Tuesday in the Atlantic Ocean, the second named storm to develop since the Atlantic hurricane season ended Dec. 1. |
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- Missing college student Dru Sjodin is probably dead, the sheriff said Tuesday in confirming that preliminary DNA tests found Sjodin's blood in the car of the man suspected of kidnapping her. |
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- A suicide bomber blew up a car packed with explosives at the gates of a military barracks on Tuesday, injuring 41 American troops and six Iraqi civilians. Hours earlier, three soldiers died in a road accident in central Iraq, and three civilians died when a Baghdad mosque was rocketed. |
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- A bomb exploded outside an exclusive hotel across from Moscow's Red Square on Tuesday, killing five people, injuring at least nine others and sparking fears of a new wave of terrorism in the heart of the Russian capital. |
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- Namco has today announced the North American release of R: Racing Evolution for PlayStation 2, Xbox, and GameCube. The game features licensed vehicles than can be upgraded and modified, and 14 tracks based on both real-world and fantasy locations.... (5 related) |
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- Nintendo has today announced that Mario has become the first ever videogame character to be honored with a figure at the Hollywood Wax Museum. The museum features wax figures of around 180 stars including the likes of Tom Hanks, Michael Jordan,... (3 related) |
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- TOKYO--In the latest edition of Nintendo Dream magazine, Nintendo revealed that it will be releasing The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords and The Legend of Zelda: Tetra's Trackers together on a single disc. The disc, which will be named The Legend of... (7 related) |
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- Even though ninjas are technically supposed to be silent, Namco announced loudly today that I-Ninja has shipped for the Xbox and the GameCube. Unlike most titles about the silent Japanese assassins, the Argonaut Games-developed actioner puts a... (2 related) |
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- IBM this month plans to release Version 2 of Server Allocation for WebSphere Application Server, the company's software for pooling of application resources and allocating workloads. |
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- Und es geht erheblich weiter mit den Gerüchten. Office 11 und Virtual PC hatten wir schon abgehakt, und so manche iApp war bereits im Gespräch, nun legt MacRumors nach. iMovie 3.5 mit fast keinen grandiosen Änderungen, iTunes Update, iPhoto mit einigen Verbesserungen und vielleicht der Möglichkeit, außerhalb der USA Bildabzüge... |
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- Temblor centered 28 miles west of Richmond registers preliminary magnitude of 4.5; Shaking reported in Maryland, D.C. |
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- Kenneth Jenkins accused of smothering daughter; He prompted Md.'s first Amber Alert by falsely reporting baby missing |
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- On Iraq the Model, Omar presents the story of Dr. Firas Mahmood Ya'koob and his home town. Excerpts: This story is dedicated to all those who oppose what's happening in Iraq, that's to say; the Arab and Muslim world and... |
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- Steven Grant didn't mention us specifically, but a certain someone who wrote in did. (That certain someone being David J. LoTempio of Job Wanted, though he goes unnamed in the article. I can tell because David mentions his Starman article on the concept of family.) David gives some examples of articles on Fanzing which offered actual criticism and analysis as opposed to just reviews. |
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- The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) today praised Take-Two Interactive Software Inc., the maker of the popular video game Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, for its decision to remove offensive references to Haitians and Cubans from future versions of the game. The ... |
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- Technical Summary of RAID [Bitpipe: Most Relevant] |
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- Microsoft to stop offering host of older products [IDG InfoWorld] |
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- Finding holes with Nessus. We've heard about a Linux tool for scanning Windows systems for vulnerabilities called Nessus. Is this another scanner like Nmap that just produces text output about open ports, or does it provide more help? [Networking how-to's] |
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- Extreme switch hits 10G, adds mgmt.. Extreme Networks this week is expected to launch BlackDiamond 10K, a 10G Ethernet LAN switch that actually runs at 10G bit/sec, as opposed to the company's previous generation of switches, which topped out at 8G bit/sec. [Network World on LANs] |
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- Foes of Bush Enlist Google to Make Point. There is another example of a form of cyber-graffiti known as "Google bombing." By Saul Hansell. [New York Times: Technology] |
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- Hackers Steal From Pirates, to No Good End. The tactic that made music pirating programs so effective is now spreading to rogue programs that take over computers from afar. By John Schwartz. [New York Times: Technology] |
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- VMware connects with storage companies. The company, which makes software designed to make server computers more efficient, says its code is compatible with data storage gear from several corporations. [CNET News.com - Enterprise Hardware] |
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- IBM hails nano chip-making method. IBM says self-assembly molecules could soon be used to make chip components even smaller. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition] |
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- Spam bill headed to U.S. president. WASHINGTON - The U.S. |
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- Technical Summary of RAID [Bitpipe: Most Relevant] |
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- Microsoft to stop offering host of older products [IDG InfoWorld] |
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- Extreme switch hits 10G, adds mgmt.. Extreme Networks this week is expected to launch BlackDiamond 10K, a 10G Ethernet LAN switch that actually runs at 10G bit/sec, as opposed to the company's previous generation of switches, which topped out at 8G bit/sec. [Network World on LANs] |
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- Good news from ComputerWorld in this piece: http://www. computerworld. com/softwaretopics/os/linux/st 10801, 87945, 00. |
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- Good news from ComputerWorld in this piece: http://www. computerworld. com/softwaretopics/os/linux/st 10801, 87945, 00. |
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- Good news from ComputerWorld in this piece: http://www. computerworld. com/softwaretopics/os/linux/st 10801, 87945, 00. |
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- Hot damn, I never thought I'd see the day thatFront Page Mag attacks Grover Norquist, it even includes a note on why they are publishing the article from the magazine founder, the nutty David Horwitz. As he puts it: It... |
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- Finding holes with Nessus. We've heard about a Linux tool for scanning Windows systems for vulnerabilities called Nessus. Is this another scanner like Nmap that just produces text output about open ports, or does it provide more help? [Networking how-to's] |
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- Spam bill headed to U.S. president. WASHINGTON - The U.S. |
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- IBM hails nano chip-making method. IBM says self-assembly molecules could soon be used to make chip components even smaller. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition] |
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