"What, wasn’t the OKC Hooters hiring? This plaintiff is fighting to
preserve her modesty while going to work for a company that’s injected more soft
porn into our cultural bloodstream than Cinemax?"
"Staff at Ben Gurion Airport in Israel have found a three-year-old girl alone in
a duty-free shop after her parents accidentally took a plane without her. Staff
at Ben Gurion Airport in Israel have found a three-year-old girl alone in a
duty-free shop after her parents accidentally took a plane without her."
"The jailed mother of a missing Orlando toddler reportedly told her father
during a jailhouse visit that the girl will be home by her third birthday next
week."
"Online activists thought to be loyal to Barack Obama are once against using
Google's software tools to target rival political blogs for elimination as spam
blogs. This occurred earlier this year when Democratic bloggers with a
preference for Hillary Clinton also found themselves locked out of their own
blogs, all because of spurious and apparently orchestrated claims that these
blogs are spam blogs. Pro-Obama activists were blamed for those attempts at
censorship as well."
"Federal regulators voted 3-2 on Friday to declare that Comcast's throttling of
BitTorrent traffic last year was unlawful, marking the first time that any U.S.
broadband provider has ever been found to violate Net neutrality rules.
The
Federal Communications Commission handed Comcast a cease-and-desist order and
required the company to disclose to subscribers in the future how it plans to
manage traffic. Comcast had said that its measures to slow BitTorrent transfers,
which it voluntarily ended in March, were necessary to prevent its network from
being overrun.
'We need to protect consumers' access, said FCC Chairman
Kevin Martin, a Republican. 'While Comcast has said it would stop the arbitrary
blocking, consumers deserve to know that the commitment is backed up by legal
enforcement.'"
"Does the indictment of Radovan Karadzic spell the end of a separate Serbian
identity within Bosnia?"
"The attack in Xinjiang province came just four days before the start of the
Beijing Olympics — an event that has put security forces nationwide on alert and
that at least one militant Muslim group has vowed to disrupt. Xinhua, citing
local police, called it a 'suspected terrorist attack.'"
"The judge - who is overseeing several other suits against telecommunications
companies that involve similar fees - also told the company to stop trying to
collect $54.7 million from other customers who haven't yet paid the charges they
were assessed. The suit said about 2 million Californians were assessed the
fee."
