Hookers and the Battle for Craigslist

Craigslist has been the target of an on-going war against prostitution. It's all a mess of misdirected efforts.

PUC undergoes new technological changes

Renovations and new hand dryers are not the only changes PUC has undergone recently. Technological changes are also taking place. The biggest technological change is related to student e-mail. PUC is phasing out NetMail, the program initially used by students to check their student e-mail accounts, and switching to Gmail.

Avalon Code - Dungeon Maps and Exploration Guide

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With Showalter at Helm, Orioles Head Into September on Upswing

From 2005 through 2009, Baltimore’s record was 47-96 after Aug. 31. But since Buck Showalter took over, the team has become competitive at a time when it usually is collapsing.

SWITZERLAND v ENGLAND PLAYER RATINGS

ENGLAND overcame ten-man Switzerland 3-1 thanks to goals from Wayne Rooney, Adam Johnson and Darren Bent.

8 Ways Backlink Analysis Can Offer Competitive Intelligence

When studying backlinks to competitor sites, most people do so in order to identify potential link targets for their own site. While this is a very useful thing to do, there are many other strategically useful bits of competitive intelligence that can be deduced by studying links.

How do I quickly share Linux directories with a Windows network?

Jack Wallen walks you through the process of setting up a share on your Linux desktop so that all the machines on your network can access it.

LME LATEST - Metals bounce off lows, claw back losses despite market anxieties

- Base metals clawed back some of their earlier losses in the late afternoon on Tuesday, bouncing off session lows which was copper slide below $7,500 per tonne during LME open-outcry traing.

US GOLD - Comex gold rises to highest in more than two months on European debt unease

New York, 07 September 2010 - Gold on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange edged up on Tuesday morning on weaker equity markets and resurfacing sovereign debt concerns in Europe.

LME LATEST - Copper dips to session low below $7,500/t in the ring

- Copper slid to session lows below $7,500 per tonne during LME open-outcry trading, hammered by risk-averse sales amid renewed economic concerns and rumours that China's State Reserve Bureau (SRB) is selling some of its stocks.