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Organization in charge of domain name takes over database on time zones around
Without this database and others like it, computers would display Greenwich Mean Time, or the time in London when it isn't on summer time. People would have to manually calculate local time when they schedule meetings or book flights.
Updated: 10/16/2011 01:08P

10 Important Things We Learned Last Week: October 9-15
The Kardashians had no clue they called themselves a “klan”, the Old Navy lookalike lawsuit rages on, and Kim and Kris wore burkas in Dubai. Whatever, the sisters are about to become billionaires. 2. Ben Stiller brought back Derek Zoolander on Saturday
Updated: 10/16/2011 12:50P

Madoff 'clawback' suit going after Jewish group helping elderly
In a lawsuit filed last month against the owner of the New York Mets to claim back $1 billion received over a six-year period, a judge ruled that Picard could only seek to recover money received in the last two years. Madoff pleaded guilty in 2009 to
Updated: 10/16/2011 12:38P

Utah lawmakers take another shot at Congressional maps
AP SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah lawmakers returning to finalize new congressional districts continue to be dogged by partisan bickering, public outcry and lawsuit threats. Legislators will reconvene Monday after a two-week break in hopes
Updated: 10/16/2011 12:31P

Chuck, AG urge gov't workers to be careful as lawsuit bills mount
Justice minister Delroy Chuck and attorney general Ransford Braham are urging state employees to be more careful in the execution of their duties as the Government struggles to settle civil suits. They say carelessness in the past have left the
Updated: 10/16/2011 12:26P

Terror victim's family files lawsuit against terrorists
In the lawsuit, Har-Melech's widow claimed that she suffered indescribable physical and emotional pain following the murder of her husband. The Har-Melech family is seeking a compensation of NIS 750000 from each of the five terrorists. (Aviad Glickman)
Updated: 10/16/2011 12:18P

Veteran's The Hurt Locker Lawsuit Dropped
A judge today dismissed a lawsuit brought by Iraq War veteran Sergeant Jeffrey Sarver who'd sued The Hurt Locker and its screenwriter Mark Boal for, basically, making a movie about him, not asking first, and deciding not to at least name the main
Updated: 10/16/2011 12:04P

Lawsuit to Claim: Peres Lacks Power to Pardon Terrorists
The appeal follows an emergency lawsuit brought by several relatives of terror victims. Attorney Zev Desberg has also appealed to President Shimon Peres over the planned release. “If you do not forgive the terrorists who stand to be released – don't
Updated: 10/16/2011 11:49A

New York Judge: Al-Qaida Owes $9.3 Billion for 9/11 Harm
Federal Magistrate Judge Frank Maas in a ruling Friday, Oct. 14, sent the recommendation to a district judge presiding over a lawsuit brought by several insurance companies. The companies in 2003 had sued various defendants, seeking damages for the
Updated: 10/16/2011 11:24A

[Gossip] The Situation Files Lawsuit Over GTL Trademark
The Situation has followed through on his threat and filed a lawsuit against a lifestyle company for stealing his "GTL" trademark. TMZ reports that a company called MyGTLFuel.com that sells "guido"-related products from energy shots to tanning lotion
Updated: 10/16/2011 11:15A

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