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      Alito Is Sworn in As Associate Justice -- Samuel Anthony Alito Jr. was sworn in as the nation's 110th Supreme Court justice on Tuesday after being confirmed by the Senate in one of the most partisan victories in modern history.
      Researchers Warn of File-Destroying Worm -- If you have computer files you'd rather not lose, now is a good time to make sure your anti-virus software is up to date. A worm set to activate Friday will corrupt documents using the most common file types, including ".doc," ".pdf," and ".zip."
      Bush Speech to Seek to Restore Confidence -- President Bush on Tuesday put the finishing touches on a State of the Union address designed to help restore faith in his leadership among the many Americans who don't approve of the job he's doing or think the country is on the right track.
      Olympic Villages Open in Turin -- The three Olympic villages that will house some 5,000 athletes and officials during the Winter Games opened Tuesday, 10 days before the Turin Games opening ceremony.
      U. of Ill. Appeals to Keep Indian Mascot -- The University of Illinois on Tuesday filed another appeal of an NCAA decision that would require the school to drop its Chief Illiniwek athletic mascot and logo before it could host any post-season competition.
      'The Producers' Premieres in Israel -- Springtime for Hitler—in Tel Aviv?
      Court Upholds Challenge to Abortion Limit -- A federal appeals court declared the Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act unconstitutional Tuesday, saying the measure is vague and lacks an exception for cases in which a woman's health is at stake.
      U.S. Civil Rights Leaders -- Some of the leaders of the 1960s civil rights movement who are still alive:
      Surfing Industry Looks to Rebound -- The wipeout might not be so bad after all.
      Good Technology Sued Over Wireless Patents -- A software company allied with NTP Inc., the small firm suing the maker of the BlackBerry devices for patent infringement, has opened another front in the tangled battle over wireless e-mail patents.
      Coretta Scott King Dies at 78 -- Coretta Scott King, who turned a life shattered by her husband's assassination into one devoted to enshrining his legacy of human rights and equality, has died, former mayor Andrew Young told NBC Tuesday morning. She was 78.
      Canadian Men Looking for a Golden Repeat -- For 50 years it was O Canada, as in zero Olympic gold medals. Now the guys in the sweaters adorned with the big red maple leaf are looking for a repeat. Canada's fortunes changed in 2002 at the Salt Lake City Games when the hockey-crazed nation finally ended its drought with a stirring championship victory over the United States.
      Column: Fee Fest Bigger Business for Banks -- Banks and credit card companies like to portray themselves as trusted friends, our partners in financial life. But the reality is that these financial institutions are profit-driven friends of convenience whose relationship with you is riddled with trip wires and fees contrived to extract just a little extra at every turn.
      Six Injured in N.C. Chemical Plant Blast -- An explosion at a chemical plant left six people injured Tuesday and nearby residents were urged to stay indoors until officials determined the type of chemicals involved in the blast.
      Soccer Team Must Play at Empty Stadium -- AS Roma was ordered to play its next home match at a neutral venue without spectators after its fans displayed Nazi and fascist symbols during last Sunday's match against Livorno.
      New Orleans' Jazz Fest to Go On -- Katrina couldn't stop the music.
      300,000 Olympic Tickets Still Available -- More than 300,000 tickets were still on sale Tuesday for the Feb. 10-26 Winter Olympics in Turin, although only higher priced spots remain for events including figure skating, men's Alpine skiing and men's hockey.
      Chicago Merc May Expand to Energy Trading -- The head of Chicago Mercantile Exchange Holdings Inc. said Tuesday that the company may expand into energy trading in what could be a direct challenge to exchanges in New York and London.
      Judge Lets Northwest Freeze Pension Plan -- NEW YORK—A New York bankruptcy judge Tuesday allowed Northwest Airlines Corp. to freeze its pilot pension plan and approved the carrier's request to lower lease and loan payments for certain aircraft.
      Israeli Troops Prepare to Clear Settlement -- Hundreds of right-wing protesters poured into this Jewish outpost Tuesday, laying barbed wire and cement blocks to thwart Israeli troops preparing to uproot part of the West Bank settlement.
      Japanese Lawmakers: U.S. Beef Causes Worry -- Japanese lawmakers told Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns on Tuesday that a shipment of American beef containing bones prohibited because of the risk of mad cow disease has caused ill will and deep suspicion among consumers in Japan.
      Video Shows Officer Shooting Airman -- A videotape released Tuesday shows a sheriff's deputy shooting an unarmed Air Force policeman who recently returned from Iraq as he appeared to obey an order to get up off the ground.
      Bush: King 'Remarkable and Courageous' -- President Bush remembered Coretta Scott King on Tuesday as a great civil rights leader who will be remembered for her lasting contributions to freedom and equality.
      NATO Finishes Relief Mission to Quake Area -- NATO wrapped up its 90-day mission to the earthquake-battered parts of Pakistan on Tuesday, saying it had completed its goal of providing relief and helping survivors endure the harsh winter in Kashmir.
      Mourners Pay Respect to Kings' Legacies -- The respectful silence at the tomb of Martin Luther King Jr. was broken by a weeping woman, rocking and wailing between her sobs.
      Google at work on desktop Linux -- A version of the increasingly popular Ubuntu desktop Linux distribution, based on Debian and the Gnome desktop, it is known internally as 'Goobuntu'.
      Yet Another Reason Apple Has My Complete Loyalty -- PALMYRA, NY - I consider myself a pretty avid computer user. Knowledgeable beyond your 9 to 5 office cubicle user, and definitely more passion for the machines that populate my home and office.
      How Gay Marriage Is Like Rock And Roll -- Civil unions are like the prizes they hand out at the very end of an elementary school contest of skill.
      Experts Claim Official 9/11 Story is a Hoax - Yahoo! News -- (PRWEB) - Duluth, MN (PRWEB) January 30, 2006 -- A group of distinguished experts and scholars, including Robert M. Bowman, James H.
      This is just an idea, but... -- What about some sort of comment credibility rating?
      On Global Warming, Look at the Science -- The US in general and Newsvine in particular (notably Science Has Spoken: Global Warming is a Myth") remain mired in argument about global climate change. We all need to look directly at the science and take a less political approach to the earth's climate.
      MacBreak Casting Standard for IPTV? -- This week saw the dawn of the first episode of MacBreak, which has taken on the face of the first true independent television show that is published under the guise of a podcast.
      Google - Bookmarks -- Looks like Google jumps into the bookmarking fray...
      Nintendo Announces Official Names and Release Dates for US Brain Training Titles -- Nintendo has announced that they will be bringing the hit Japanese Nintendo DS Brain Training titles to the US, now titled Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day, and Big Brain Academy, to be released on April 17th and May 30th, respectively.
      Eureka! Web 2.0 Untangled -- [a supplement to my study on bloggers] For months, every other word from of the mouths of Internet design afficianados has been "Web 2.0". Have you seen that new Web 2.0 site? Oh, what a great example of Web 2.0! I've got a date with Web 2.0 tonight.
      Why outsourcing is morally right, and thus inevitable -- Much ink has been spilt on the topic of the outsourcing of labour to near and far-shore locations like India, China, Mexico, and others.
      Shiira Project targets Safari for Apple User Dominance -- Is Safari the prey for a new web browser. New web browser written in cocoa targeting Safari users. Cocoa is bascially an application designed specifically for developing Mac OS X-only native applications.
      Oil execs refuse to testify at U.S. Senate hearing -- "Officials from six major oil companies have refused to testify this week at a Senate hearing looking into whether oil industry mergers in recent years have made gasoline more expensive at the pump."
      Kodak: Innovators Not Wanted -- Kodak is set to announce sweeping layoffs, primarily in R&D.
      Its Time for the International Community to Recognize Hamas -- It's time for the leaders of the world to accept the recent results of the Palestinian elections. Dismayed as I am to know that a recognized terrorist organization has been Democratically elected, I understand at the same time that this could be good for the peace process.
      Maddox - Is He REALLY Offensive? -- I was reading some of Maddox's humor (www.thebestpageintheuniverse.com) and I decided to browse through the Hate Mail section. Then, I was reminded at how such a huge population of people were actually offended at his humor!
      The OSx86 Project is good for Apple -- Recently I seeded a link to the OSx86 Project about the leak of OS X 10.4.4 for Intel. Here, I would like to discuss why OSx86 is good for Apple.
      Why seed articles already on Newsvine? -- One of the things that I really enjoy about Newsvine is the ability to seed articles. The AP and ESPN are great sources but there's a world of journalism, blogging and opinions out there that Newsvine lets us bring into this user experience for all to read and discuss.
      College recruits being recruited via Text Messaging -- On the contemporary landscape of BCS competition, programs don't reload, they recharge. In today's talent grab, a prospect may stand 6-foot-4, weigh 235 pounds, run the 40-yard dash in 4.5 seconds and have 500 anytime minutes.
      Hiding Email Addresses: A comprehensive list of methods against spam bots -- This article presents a comprehensive list of methods on how to hide email addresses in source code from spam bots. Includes; CSS, Javascript, Forms, Images, Obfuscate, Authentication, Flash, Unicode, Encryption and other methods.
      Blogs versus the NY Times in Google (kottke.org) -- Is the New York Times losing the news battle to the Blogosphere?
      OSx86 Project - OSx86 10.4.4 Leaked -- Mac OS X 10.4.4 for Intel had been released. Hopefully those guys at OSx86 will be able to patch it soon.
      Bush's Iran Plan Echoes Kerry, Baffles Friends -- Bush adopts Kerry's 2004 plan for Iran, which the White House ridiculed at the time. Bush was against the plan before he was for it.
      Ron Artest, ticking time bomb
      My City Is Slowly Dying -- One thing that my various writing instructors over the years have beaten into me is that if you're going to write, write what you know.
  So, what is the point of all of this.
  This all seems so intriguing but I don't know what it adds up to.There are so many ways to do all this stuff like linking to Websites and inclusion and all. But what do it mean?
  How does or work?