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Some of the best pictures from day six’s action in Melbourne

JAP s another tool which gives users the ability to stay anonymous online. Some have said that this one is the best out there.

The crash happened in Twickenham after a Jaguar careered into the back of the parked car. Witnesses said the £20,000 Jaguar ploughed into the Mini Cooper, forcing it under the back wheels of the family car, smashing its bonnet and leaving the 4×4 upended in the air.

The crew forgets to activate the break cable for a plane landing on the deck of an aircraft carrier. The plane slips off the edge of carrier and crashes into the ocean.

Jizhou Song, a professor in the University of Miami College of Engineering and his collaborators Professor John Rogers, at the University of Illinois and Professor Yonggang Huang, at Northwestern University have developed a new design for stretchable electronics that can be wrapped around complex shapes, without a reduction in electronic function.

Fox has picked up a pilot episode of a U.S. adaptation of the British comedy “Absolutely Fabulous,” industry sources say.

Why hasn’t John Q. Public become enraged over government’s giving taxpayer dollars to non-performing manufacturers?Why?

Obama to Bush: This ain’t gonna be pretty.

Raegan Booth, 16, and Aby Western, 15, say they were threatened with expulsion by David Alexander unless they dyed their hair brown. The girls claim they are being forced to adhere to the strict dress code of Rednock School in order to sit GCSE exams. But they remain adamant that their hair is a natural shade of blonde.

chiguy writes “There’s been another break-in at Monster.com. It’s surprising that there are still unencrypted passwords stored in database despite the previous hack, as is the decision to not email users — presumably so that no one will make a fuss. From PC World: ‘Monster.com user IDs and passwords were stolen, along with names, e-mail addresses, birth dates, gender, ethnicity, and in some cases, users’ states of residence. The information does not include Social Security numbers, which Monster.com said it doesn’t collect, or resumes. Monster.com posted the warning about the breach on Friday morning and does not plan to send e-mails to users about the issue, said Nikki Richardson, a Monster.com spokeswoman. The SANS Internet Storm Center also posted a note about the break-in on Friday.'”

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