Child sex photos

The Justice Department, state and local law enforcement and Congress have been carrying out a number of investigations related to the child pornography business to fight online child exploitation. In fact, more and more children are being photographed for websites aimed at pedophiles. Such websites publish explicit, sexy images of children, wearing just bits of clothing.

Some websites offering child sex photos have already been shut down. The investigations revealed that the Internet provides a growing number of the so-called model sites, providing dozens of original photos of scantily clad kids aged between 2 and 10.

Technology (18 Apr, 2007)
Schools include MySpace in the curriculum

A new open-source social networking software gains its power to be used in schools and other organizations. ...
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//3 Feb 19, 2009 12:11 PM | posted by: fat guy

who do we get past the schools firewalls into myspace

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//2 Jan 08, 2009 12:34 PM | posted by: andre

i need to hack the schools computer asap

Offbeat (10 May, 2007)
School Cleaner Took Pics of Kids in the Toilet

Children of Tasmanian school were shocked to know that they were photographed through the holes of the toilet by a school cleaner ...
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Offbeat (10 Sep, 2007)
Comments from Digg

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Science (12 Nov, 2008)
Fertile Women Dislike Beautiful Faces, Study Showed

A pretty face might seem to attract everyone. However, scientists discovered that fertile women rate men and women with attractive looks much lower than women who entered menopause. ...
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Offbeat (14 Apr, 2009)
Kids with Brightest Smiles More Likely to Have Successful Marriages

Researchers from DePauw University in Indiana, carried out a study to find that kids who have the brightest smiles in family photos are 3 times more likely to live happy in a successful marriage compared to children who frown. ...
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Offbeat (14 May, 2009)
Father Takes Pictures of His Children Every Day for 13 Years

A father-of-two has photographed his children every day for 13 years. Since their birth the proud father, Munish Bansal, managed to gather over 8,500 digital images of his 12-year-old daughter Suman, and her brother Jay, who is now 10. ...
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Politics (23 Feb, 2007)
U.S. to Place its Antiballistic Missile Defense System in Britain

On Friday, Britain together with the United States discussed the stationing of the U.S. antiballistic missile defense system on the territory of the United Kingdom. Before that the United States thought of setting its system on the lands of the Czech Republic and Poland. However, its initiative was met with furious objections from the Russian Federation, despite the fact that the U.S. said its defense system was to be installed to fight against Iran and not to aim towards Russia. ...
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Politics (18 Feb, 2007)
Surgeons Who Play Video Games are More Skilled

Recent studies showed that the surgeons who play video games are more skilled. It seems that video games contribute to a more precise technique of using different medical instruments. The February issue of Archives of Surgery states that there is a direct link between having video game skills and the abilities of a surgeon to perform a laparoscopic surgery. ...
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//1 Oct 04, 2008 04:13 AM | posted by: summer_rain [InfoSLAVE]

here is an example of the advantages of playing computer games... that doesn't mean we are all surgeons lol...

Politics (14 Feb, 2007)
First Antarctic Educational Center to be Opened Soon

This week Robert Swan plans to begin his expedition to Antarctica. The adventurer says his aim is to open an online education center, which by his words will be the first in the world. The center will allow children to watch in real-time how life goes on the ice.

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Politics (09 Mar, 2007)
Iraq Asks for Help to Stop Violence

Iraq's Prime Minister, Nouri al-Maliki, at a regional conference in Baghdad asked Iraq's neighbors for help. He opened the conference with an address to back his efforts to stop violence in Iraq by refusing to finance attacks. Mr. Nouri al-Maliki mentioned that people who cross the country's boarder to participate in attacks whether as suicide bombers or militia members represent danger for the country and they must be stopped. ...
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Technology (19 Mar, 2007)
CBS acquires an online high school sports network

CBS has purchased MaxPreps - an online sports network for high school sports. Few details of this deal were disclosed, but MaxPreps from now on will be a part of the CBS sports broadcasting system. ...
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Politics (20 Mar, 2007)
Children used in Iraq's attacks

Iraq rebels break all the ethics when using children in their car bombing attacks in Baghdad. This was the first but not the last of barbarous acts to find bypass ways to beguile security officers and fulfill their malicious plans. ...
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Offbeat (25 Mar, 2007)
Google's List of Class-Action Lawsuits

A list of lawsuits with different charges, where Google participated either as a defendant (in most of the cases) or as a plaintiff. It seems like when people are in financial trouble, they try to sue Google. ...
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//8 Oct 18, 2009 06:58 AM | posted by: folders

I'm looking for any class action lawsuits involving the non sufficient fun (NSF) charges by banks. Anyone know of any suits going on.

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//7 Jul 01, 2009 11:25 PM | posted by: smikey

Any thought's on the "Vince" change Google mad to favor large corporate brands in their search results. This is a conflict of interest of I ever saw one

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//6 Jun 08, 2009 10:49 AM | posted by: Coastredwoods

You probably can't sue Google over an employee placing the location over something run down. Google provides the application but can't control what the millions of people around the world are doing. Perhaps you can have it removed.

As for the history of class actions - they started back in England in the seventeenth century with something called a "bill of peace." This allowed an action to be brought when the parties to litigation were large and all had the same gripe. This prevented the same case from basically being tried over and over again with a huge waste of the courts time.

Offbeat (29 Mar, 2007)
High school student shot himself in the leg

While at marine science class, Myrtle Beach's high school senior accidentally shot himself in the leg. ...
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Offbeat (30 Mar, 2007)
A Man in Dubai Charged $170,000 Debt for Mobile Communication

Two citizens of Dubai have talked themselves into an astonishingly large sum of money for mobile communication services. A $225,000 phone bill is too much, even for the United Arab Emirates. ...
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