Archive for March, 2007
Great Pyramid Mystery ‘Solved’
A French architect,Jean-Pierre Houdin,claims to have been able to find the mystery behind Egypt’s Great Pyramid.He said that the 4,500-year-old
Encouraging your Child to Play
Play can be a fun and enjoyable way for children to develop many school-readiness skills. Children learn language skills when
House Gov. Oversight requests Condi to testify on Iraq-Niger claim
From John Byrne at Raw Story: “The House Government Committee today formally requested Secretary Rice to testify before the Oversight
Navy captives ‘could face trial’
Fifteen UK Navy personnel held captive by Iran could face trial, a senior Iranian diplomat says.Read MoreTechnorati Tags: Iran, Uk
ZDNet: Dell soon to launch Linux PCs
Dell is getting ready to sell PCs that support Linux, but the manufacturer says it will continue its policy of
Apple’s iPhone will be released on June 11
Now Cingular is confirming that the release date will be June 11. A customer service manager at Cingular (we called
White House Backs Attorney General
The White House said Friday it believes embattled Attorney General Alberto Gonzales can survive the uproar over the firing of
IBM helps blind ‘see’ web video
“Technology giant, IBM, is soon to launch a multimedia browser to make audio and video content accessible to people with
Britney, K-Fed settle up
The estranged couple reaches a divorce settlement after meeting with lawyers for five hours.MoreTechnorati Tags: Britney, Kevin Ferdeline
ICANN say No to .xxx
For the third time, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has rejected ICM Registry’s proposal to introduce
Iran airs second sailor ‘apology’
A second member of the Royal Navy crew,Nathan Thomas Summers, apologises on Iranian television for trespassing in Iranian waters.Technorati Tags:
Hackers hit TJ Maxx cardholders
The owner of TJ Maxx says hackers have stolen details from 45 million credit and debit cards used by shoppers.
McLean Students Sue Anti-Cheating Service
Two McLean High School students have launched a court challenge against a California company hired by their school to catch
OLPC manufacturer will sell $200 laptop in developed countries
Quanta, the company responsible for manufacturing the One Laptop Per Child project’s XO laptop, plans to sell low-cost mobile laptops
Bangladesh executes six militants
Six Islamic militants,Abdur Rahman, the head of the banned Islamic group Jamaatul Mujahideen Bangladesh, and his deputy Siddiqul Islam, known
Cover offers few clues as Harry bids farewell
THE world’s best-known boy wizard looks alarmingly adult on the cover of the seventh and final Harry Potter book, unveiled
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