People got the power (Metro Times Detroit)

Got Milk? (11/5/2008) Will this producer-emcee become the latest rap superstar from Detroit?

Groups ask Kentucky court to reverse domain seizures (IT World)

Three civil liberties groups have filed a petition asking a Kentucky court to reverse a judge's ruling that could lead to the seizure of 141 domain names related to gambling Web sites.

Groups Ask Kentucky Court to Reverse Domain Seizures (PC World)

Three civil liberties groups file a petition seeking the reversal of a judge's order for the forfeiture of gambling domain...

Data in the clouds (Northern Express)

The latest Internet concept involves the creation of a world-wide “cloud” to store massive amounts of data. Think of the cloud as an “information bank” which will largely replace your hard drive as a place to store your data.

Andrew J. Bacevich, The (New Matilda)

Andrew J. Bacevich, The Limits of Power (Henry Holt and Company, New York, 2008) Published earlier this year when the eventual electoral victory of Barack Obama was still fairly remote and unknowable, Andrew Bacevich’s book was addressed not so much to the future occupant of the White House as it was to the American people at large: warning us that ‘change we can believe in’ will require a ...

Critic of Kentucky Gambling Case Speaks (Online Casino Reports)

A leading legal authority in Internet gambling has come out with some of his thoughts on the recent Kentucky ruling by Judge Thomas Wingate. State seizures 141 Internet gambling domains were recently seized and there are moves afoot to have the assets of these "illegal gambling operators" forfeited to the state.

Band regroups after two-year anniversary of guitarist’s death (Perth Courier)

Adam Kavanagh, left, and Alex Mastronardi are bringing back Eppiphane after a two-year hiatus. Their comeback show is at Capital Music Hall on Dec. 5.

Mrs. P invites kids to climb into her virtual lap for a story (Contra Costa Times)

New Web site features read-aloud classics

Spring Web Flow 2: A boon to JSF developers (Java World)

Spring Web Flow 2 supports JavaServer Faces technology through the new Spring Faces module. Spring Faces lets you use JSF as a view technology in Web applications, with the Spring MVC Web framework underneath.

Going for the guns (St. Joseph News-Press)

Gun enthusiasts are stocking up on firearms out of fears that a Democrat-led administration will result in tougher gun control.