New Zealanders are being ripped off Scoop.co.nz
We are being ripped off, not so much by inappropriate election spending, but by a Government which allows an obscene budget surplus to grow by the sweat of an over burdened taxpayer.
Review: 4 GPS Devices That Will Drive You Sane InformationWeek
If cost has kept you from trying GPS, take heed: The latest navigation systems offer more features and (mostly) lower prices.
The homeowner's day of reckoning Boston Globe
Gregory Truman and Wayne Pruitt didn't need a real estate agent to sell their Brighton condo two years ago - but they could have used a crystal ball.
Low cost handset shipments set to take off EE Times
LONDON — The rapid development of tightly integrated and low cost chipsets from companies such as NXP Semiconductors, Texas Instruments and Infineon Technologies means that shipments of Ultra Low Cost (ULC) mobile phones could reach 48 million units next year, according to Strategy Analytics.
'655,000 Iraqi civilians killed' The Scotsman
AMERICAN and Iraqi public health experts have calculated that about 655,000 Iraqis have died as a result of the March 2003 US-led invasion and subsequent violence, far above previous estimates.
D.C. Circuit to Clarify Bribery Statute Law.com via Yahoo! Finance
With questions about lobbyists' influence over public officials rocking the nation's capital, the D.C. Circuit is poised to address the reach of the federal bribery statute that prevents government officials from accepting private gifts for performing official acts.
D.C. Circuit to Clarify Bribery Statute Law.com
With questions about lobbyists' influence over public officials rocking the nation's capital, an en banc U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit is poised to address the reach of the federal statute that prevents government officials from accepting private gifts for performing official acts.
Your country needs you - to halt relentless march of the grey squirrels The Scotsman
THE call has gone out to volunteers to take up arms against a cross-border invasion of pox-ridden grey squirrels that could wreak untold havoc among Scotland's reds.
One Act Play: News From Palestine Scoop.co.nz
NEWS FROM PALESTINE Based on the life and writings of Samah Jabr A One-Act Play By Genevieve Cora Fraser
‘Is this the face of a killer?’ Fayetteville Observer
LAKEWOOD, Wash. — Timothy B. Hennis was angry and frustrated when soldiers knocked on his door late last month. The soldiers handed Hennis a notice saying he was being reinstated into the Army and had just over a month to report to Fort Bragg.