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Bars That Were Bases For Sex Ring Still Open For Business - Houston Chronicle
a 16-year-old called police for help from this house in jacinto city, saying she was being held captive somewhere but didn't know the address. she was found in march. for years, gerardo salazar played the romeo in dusty mexican villages, trolling ...
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A Privacy Faq: What About You Is Online?
analysis: given the recent security breaches, smart consumers should know what public records are accessible online.
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Vast Sierra Frustrates Even The Most Intensive Searches
swashbuckling adventurer steve fossett vanished last september after taking off in a borrowed plane from a private airstrip in western nevada.
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A Privacy Faq: What About You Is Online? - Pc World
since early 2005, land records containing the social security numbers of thousands of iowans have been posted and made publicly accessible on a web site maintained by the iowa county recorders association. that practice, which came to light this week ...
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Fossett's High-profile Wreck Defies Rescuers - Merced Sun-star
swashbuckling adventurer steve fossett vanished last september after taking off in a borrowed plane from a private airstrip in western nevada. in a quest to find the multimillionaire and his small plane, authorities and volunteers clocked more than ...
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Update: Land Records Web Site Overloaded
an iowa records web site that lists thousands of social security numbers is so overloaded with people doing searches that it is virtually nonfunctional.
www.desmoinesregister.com

Want To Snoop On Your Date? Try This
a new state-run web site lets users pull up a rap sheet on a convicted felon for just $15.
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'special' Treatment For Athletes - Indianapolis Star
former indiana university football coach gerry dinardo doesn't recall any battles to get recruits into school, including the 42 percent of his first class that didn't meet iu's normal entrance requirements. as at louisiana state, where dinardo also ...
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Two Austin Men Arrested With Molotov Cocktails - Austin American-statesman
two austin men accused of possessing molotov cocktails and having ties to a group that planned to disrupt the republican national convention were charged in federal court friday, according to an arrest affidavit. in federal court in minneapolis ...
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Update: Land Records Web Site Overloaded
an iowa records web site that lists thousands of social security numbers is so overloaded with people doing searches that it is virtually nonfunctional, a project manager for the site said this morning.
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Legal Intrigue Surrounds Search For Missing Daredevil
famed multimillionaire adventurer j. stephen fossett disappeared during a routine flight in september 2007. within five months, two reed smith lawyers acting for fossett's wife had successfully petitioned an illinois state court to declare him legally dead, even though his body has not been found.
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News - Security - Cnet News
on thursday, microsoft announced four security bulletins for tuesday. the announcement is intended as a heads-up for it departments before patch tuesday. all four are considered critical, the most serious ranking offered by the software giant. among ...
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Read All 'privacy & Data Protection' Posts In News - Security - Cnet News
microsoft has an idea for keeping children safe online: create "digital playgrounds," sites where visitors have to prove their age using digital identity credentials. the idea was detailed in a paper microsoft was set to release early on wednesday as ...
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Philbrick Pushes 'piracy' Case
when dan philbrick looked at the web site with a picture of a pretty co-ed and a list full of links advertising sporting goods, he figured each click by a visitor meant a lost sale for him.
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The Holodomor Of 1932-1933: The Scholarly Verdict
to many people, the assessment of the holodomor as an act of genocide against the ukrainian people, which is entrenched in the law passed by the verkhovna rada of ukraine on nov. 28, 2006, is unconvincing. the russian federation is particularly opposed to it.
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Judge So Far Refuses To Dismiss Myspace Suicide Case - Wired
a federal judge has tentatively rejected two motions to dismiss charges against a missouri woman accused of opening a myspace account that was used to bully a 13-year-old girl who committed suicide. the judge is still considering a third motion and ...
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Anti-executable Keeps Interlopers Off Your Computer - Technewsworld
for any computing environment that requires tight control over who can run what applications, faronics' anti-executable 3.0 may be the answer. the program prevents anything that is not explicitly allowed from executing. end of story. apc by schneider ...
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Mimosa Takes Aim At Huge Chinese Market Opportunity To Address Burgeoning Demand For Next-generation Email Archiving
santa clara, calif.----mimosa systems, the leader in live content archiving solutions, today announced its expansion into the exploding chinese market after signing a major distribution deal with shenzhen federal software, a major distributor of microsoft products, network appliances, software, and storage solutions with more than 12 years of experience in selling and localizing software for ...
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Culver Call To Pull All Records On Site Denied
iowa citizens’ aide ombudsman william angrick said thursday the situation with iowalandrecords.org is more evidence that state lawmakers must take action.
www.desmoinesregister.com

Israeli Hacker Known As "the Analyzer" Suspected Of Hacking Again - Wired
canadian authorities have announced the arrest of a 29-year-old israeli named ehud tenenbaum whom they believe is the notorious hacker known as "the analyzer" who, as a teenager in 1998, hacked into unclassified computer systems belonging to nasa ...
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