Nigerian VP's House Attacked: Post-Election Unrest

The fallout from Nigeria's election continues, as unknown militants destroy the Vice-President-Elect's house along with a police station. "Militants have attacked the country residence of the Vice-President-elect...

Craig Chirinda on Him Helping to Inject 4 Billion USD into African Economies

"On Craig Chirinda: What Would You do with 4 Billion USD… Posted by beninmwangi on May 5th, 2007 eafrica.jpgWhat would you do if you had 4 billion USD in your Rolodex (if through your personal and professional contacts you had access to it)? That’s a really tough...

Rebuilt Iraq Projects Found Crumbling

"In a troubling sign for the American-financed rebuilding program in Iraq, inspectors for a federal oversight agency have found that in a sampling of eight projects that the United States had declared successes, seven were no longer operating as designed because of plumbing...

Linux-powered iPhone killer available online in March

The word around the rumor-mill is that the Neo 1973, will price at about $350.00 and give the iPhone a run for its gadgets.

Department of Labor Proposing Child Labor Amendments

"Proposals include new bans on particularly hazardous activities such as working at poultry slaughtering plants, riding on forklifts as passengers, fighting forest fires, and loading and operating non-paper products balers and compacters. The proposal would also prohibit 14-...

Vista Bombs in China - 244 Copies Sold!

Well, the marketing geniuses at Microsoft have really conquered this whole 'new world' thing. I can just see Ballmer sitting in his boardroom yelling, "Asia is ours!" and then doing the monkey dance. Nice work...

Windows XP to be retired in 2008

I should really have filed this under 'crime'.What?! I've only been using it 2 years ?!#@ If I could sort out the power issues on my Toshiba laptop when running linux (it overheats and shuts down without warning to save it from frying its own brain) I would switch over-no...

Undercover Test: Airport Screeners Miss 90% of Bombs

The TSA can't find any bombs, but they nail my contact lens solution every time. The article below details the goings-on at one particular airport, but it nicely illustrates the fallacy of terrornoid...

The Real Survivor Fiji - Legitimate Corruption vs. Illegal Government :: MAXINE

"As time carries on, questions about the legitimacy of a "takeover" Government to rule, as cream rises to the top of a container of milk, begin to come into focus. A news item about reports that there have been...

VIA trains operating normally today despite snowstorm in Montreal and - WebWi...

" (WebWire) 3/18/2007 11:10:10 AM Related Topics • Environment • Health Care/Hospitals • Transportation/Shipping MONTREAL - Despite the snowstorm today in Montreal and the rest of Quebec, all of VIA Rail Canadas trains are operating normally throughout...

MS Vista for (Almost) Everybody

As a Mac person, I find Microsoft's "security" excuse to be cute at best. Are they saying, by extension, that their lower-priced software is less secure? If so, why should we trust their higher-priced packages?Also, on a technical note, gaming through emulation software would...

SCO Vs. Blogger

"For three and a half years, a blogger named Pamela Jones has led a relentless online crusade against software maker SCO Group, posting thousands of articles bashing the company for suing IBM over the Linux...

Cross Match Delivers Biometrics For “Snakes” In Iraq :: MAXINE

Glenn Reynolds has a book titled "An Army Of Davids: How Markets and Technology Empower the Little Guy to Beat Big Media, Big Government, and Other Goliaths" where it outlines the strength and power of independent...

Million-Dollar Security for $100 Laptop

The more I read about this project, the more I like it. A laptop with such limited specs would be commercially useless in developed nations, but, due to its proposed mission and environment, would need to be virtually bulletproof in terms of stability of the operating system....

The World Bank Seeks Economic Progress?

"Geoffrey Kamali writes about the most recent opinion of the World Bank, as it pertains to business in Africa: "Is Sub-Saharan Africa now a more attractive destination for investment than yester-years? The World Bank appears to give an optimistic overview in a new...

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