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The Franklin and Marshall College Elite Cycling team
The Franklin and Marshall College Elite Cycling team is hosting its first 24 hour indoor Cycle-A-Thon this weekend to raise money for “Racing to Register” (http://www.racingtoregister.org) -- the Pennsylvania non-profit founded to inspire people to join the Be The Match Registry (formerly National Bone Marrow Donor Registry.) More »
Does Your Mobile Home Insurance Cover Flood?
BISMARCK, N.D. – North Dakota residents whose mobile homes have been flooded will need to provide proof that their mobile home insurance has no flood coverage before they can receive disaster housing assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). More »
Neighbourhood Watch Conference a Huge Success
Down district’s Annual Neighbourhood Watch Conference attracted a large number of local representatives to the Down Arts Centre on Monday 5 March. More »
Hot August Nights in Reno Celebrates Classic Cars and Rock \\\'n Roll
Hot August Nights 2012 in Reno and Sparks will be August 7 through 12. The South Lake Tahoe Experience preceding the Reno/Sparks event will be from August 3 through 5. More »
10 Millionth .co.uk domain registered
By Peter Yexley The 10 millionth web address ending in .uk has been registered by Hampshire-based firm, SN Technologies. Steven Northam claimed the domain swarvemagazine.co.uk for a photography related publication. Whilst Nominet described the news as a “mega-milestone”, Mr. Northam
Yahoo sues Facebook
By PeterYexley Yahoo is suing Facebook in a case over intellectual property rights. Yahoo alledges that Facebook is using its own technology in their systems, these amount to messaging technology, advertising display, fraud prevention and privacy controls.
Prime Minister visits Ground Zero
Prime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha paid their respects to the 9/11 terror attack victims today, the final day of an official state visit to the US. For Mrs Cameron it was a grim reminder because she
Women-only internet cafe opens in Afghanistan
A group of Afghan women with sheer determination and some would say militancy, not only dreamed about but orchestrated and eventually opened a women-only internet cafe in the heart of Kabul. They hope it will provide Afghan women with a
Kofi Annan Meets With Bashar al-Assad
Kofi Annan, the UN-Arab League envoy is holding meeting with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, to call for an immediate ceasefire by the army and the opposition to end the violence. Activists said government forces killed 77 people across Syria on
Divorce your mortgage when divorcing your spouse
The scourge of the 2008 real estate crisis is still being felt across the country, as many homeowners are still upside down in their mortgages. In these situations, divorcing parties are no longer fighting about who gets to keep
Facebook sparked numerous nightclub complaints
Facebook sparked numerous complaints after Chambers nightclub suddenly became an ‘over 21′ admission criterion. The owners of a nightclub in St Helier said they were “sorry” for the disappointment and confusion caused by the change to its admission policy. They
ITV and BBC Talent Show Launch Clash
BBC’s new talent show ‘The Voice’ is to launch on the same night as ITV’s new series of Britain’s Got Talent. An ITV spokesman said: “Britain’s Got Talent has been in an established slot in the Spring since 2008 and
Eco Friendly Bug Killers
It’s all too easy to buy a powerful insect killer and spray the bugs to their death. What of the poor birds that eat the dead poison coated insects? Think before you reach for the spray gun. Consider what impact