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Diana's dresses for sale
The dresses were bought by Tampa businesswoman Maureen Dunkel for a total of $700000 in 1997 as an investment eight weeks before Diana was killed in a Paris car crash. After Diana's death, Dunkel organized a non-profit foundation to take the dresses on
Updated: 05/22/2011 01:00P
Yellow-clad mourners bury Samar mayor
“Justice for Mayor Ining Uy” were printed on their shirts. One of the mourners, Elena Sanchez, 63, of the island-town of Tagapul-an, said that like many Samareos, she wanted justice for Uy and his family. “He was a very good leader.
Updated: 05/22/2011 01:00P
UFB may inflame denial-of-service attacks
It was relatively easy for organisations to counter attacks from overseas by throttling back international traffic, but it was harder to deal with home-grown threats. At the moment, New Zealand botnets were "not very useful", but the extra speed of the
Updated: 05/22/2011 01:00P
Advantage ComCom, but off-net issue not clear cut
Otago University law faculty Fulbright Scholar Jeff Matsuura sided with the commission, saying the act gave it broad powers. "The position that the act only enables the commission to take action to promote competition with regard to services provided
Updated: 05/22/2011 01:00P
Saudi woman arrested after defying driving ban
The Twitter page of Women2Drive, managed by women calling for a driving protest in June, said police arrested Sharif at her home, and that she had been taken to a correctional prison, usually used for women, after a brief detention at Al-Khobar police
Updated: 05/22/2011 01:00P
LimeWire v RIAA
And finally, TorrentFreak has a great article about bittorrent traffic increase reported by Sandvine, a Canadian based broadband management company, amazingly NOT owned by the MAFIAA. It shows how impressive your 8 year litigation against LimeWire
Updated: 05/22/2011 12:59P
Why Did Mitch Daniels Decide Not To Be Leader Of The Free World?
Carlos E. Galindo is a radio talk show host & political analyst conducting radio shows in both English and Spanish on four radio stations in Arizona. Mr. Galindo is a weekly contributor to KPFK 98.7 FM Los Angeles and has appeared on CNN, Univision and
Updated: 05/22/2011 12:58P
Deputy Sheriff in Critical Condition After Crash
Florida Highway Patrol says a Suwannee County Deputy Sheriff was hit in a Saturday evening, alcohol related crash. FHP says 43-year-old Gary Edwards was heading northbound on State Road 51 in front of Leyva's sedan, in a 1994 Ford Ranger pickup truck.
Updated: 05/22/2011 12:58P
Thousands rally against US drone attacks in Pakistan
Activists from the Tehreek-e-Insaf (Movement for Justice) continued a two-day sit-in outside the city's Arabian Sea port, urging the government to end its cooperation with Washington's "war on terror". "It is not Pakistan's war, this is America's war.
Updated: 05/22/2011 12:57P
Emergency Crews Train in Mock Crash
If you heard sirens Saturday afternoon around Willow Lake Park in Champion Township, not to worry, it was only a drill. Trumbull County officials were testing their First Responders with a mock emergency. The county's Local Emergency Planning Committee
Updated: 05/22/2011 12:57P
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