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The deadly tornadoes in the Missouri city of Joplin and other Midwestern communities, as well as floods and earthquakes around the world, are expected to bring record losses for insurance companies this year. EQECAT, which provides disaster and risk
Updated: 05/24/2011 07:22A
iFive: Amazon Chokes On Gaga, Apple Defends Coders, Twitter Buys Tweetdeck
In particular they seem unable to route enough traffic through their grid and commenters are confirming to us that it's been over 12 hours and album downloads are incomplete. 2. Apple has spoken up to defend its app community against legal threats from
Updated: 05/24/2011 07:22A
Ian Tomlinson G20 death: Pc Simon Harwood to be charged with manslaughter
The Director of Public Prosecutions said there were grounds for Pc Simon Harwood to face a trial after reviewing an inquest jury's unlawful killing verdict. Pc Harwood will appear before City of Westminster Magistrates' Court on June 20, Keir Starmer
Updated: 05/24/2011 07:22A
Immigration reform hot topic for state legislatures
Penalties are substantially increased under the felony provisions for subsequent offenses, offenses with eight or more illegal aliens, or when the offender is profiting from the traffic. • False Documents — The legislation makes it a crime for a person
Updated: 05/24/2011 07:21A
Immigration reform hot topic for state legislatures
Penalties are substantially increased under the felony provisions for subsequent offenses, offenses with eight or more illegal aliens, or when the offender is profiting from the traffic. • False Documents — The legislation makes it a crime for a person
Updated: 05/24/2011 07:21A
No end in sight for pirate trial in Hamburg
Six months ago, 10 men accused of piracy for commandeering a German ship off the Horn of Africa began their trial in a court in Hamburg. Today the trial is dragging on, with no verdict on the horizon. It's been the same scene in every one of the 33
Updated: 05/24/2011 07:21A
No end in sight for pirate trial in Hamburg
Six months ago, 10 men accused of piracy for commandeering a German ship off the Horn of Africa began their trial in a court in Hamburg. Today the trial is dragging on, with no verdict on the horizon. It's been the same scene in every one of the 33
Updated: 05/24/2011 07:21A
MURDER EXTRA - Timeline: How Michael Tucker was brought to justice
The inquiry, which was codenamed Operation Maxey, began in March last year and led to a six-day trial which ended with a unanimous guilty verdict against Tucker yesterday. March 13: Tucker employs two new barmen at The Compasses Inn. March 23: Friend
Updated: 05/24/2011 07:20A
New study reveals lack of visual privacy measures leads to data security risks
In fact, the study revealed that 55% of working professionals used their laptops and smart phones in a high-traffic public area for at least 1 hour per week. "Today's latest smart phones now make it possible for a data thief to take a high-resolution
Updated: 05/24/2011 07:20A
Oak Hill Commissioner Ron Engele switches from department head supervisor of
On April 24, the day before Engele's tirade, he was ordered by a Sheriff's deputy to leave the scene of a one-vehicle horrific DUI crash in which the driver was trapped while Oak Hill Sgt. Brian Riley desperately tried to free him from the mangled
Updated: 05/24/2011 07:19A
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