German teen admits crafting Sasser worm infecting computers worldwide
A high school student in northern Germany confessed to creating the Sasser worm used to disrupt hundreds of thousands of computers. Police seized his home in Waffensen and confiscated the worm's source code. He faces computer sabotage charges with up to five years in prison. he was released after questioning.
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Hanover
Germany
Waffensen
State Criminal Office
Detlef Ehrike
Microsoft
Capsized boat deaths in Mount Hope Bay shock Rhode Island town
In Mount Hope Bay near Tiverton six aboard a small pleasure craft were capsized. Christopher Duarte swam to shore in 50 degree water to alert the Roses, while two others including Edwina Duarte died and a fourth victim aunt remained missing. Edwina Duarte survived but later died en route to hospital. Allen Duarte was rescued in critical condition.
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Coast Guard
Duarte
Rose
Dave
Edwina
Andrew Shinn
Allen
Tillman Remembered On Field Of College Glory
About 5000 attended a memorial at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe honoring Pat Tillman, the ASU and Arizona Cardinals star who left football to serve his country and died in combat. His widow Maria, his parents, and many former teammates and coaches were present. Another service was held Monday in San Jose, California.
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San Jose
Calif
Iraqi and U S Forces Rally as Al Sadr Fights Back
Militants loyal to Shiite cleric Muqtada al Sadr attack Basra Amarah and Najaf. U S troops storm al Sadr offices in Sadr City and Najaf, arresting a key Basra representative. Karbala and Basra see intensified clashes with dozens killed last week and several wounded on both sides.
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Najaf
Iraq
U.S
Mugqtada al-Sadr
Baghdad
Al-Sadr
Basra
Amarah
Sheik Abdul-Sattar al-Bahadli
al- Sad
Kufa
Karbala
Hanaya
Prison commander rules out Abu Ghraib closure
Maj. Gen. Geoffrey Miller said the United States has no plan to close Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq and will continue interrogation missions there while cutting prisoner numbers to improve conditions. He blamed abuses on poor leadership and noncompliance with policies. He noted no current plan to shut the facility and said operations could shift to Camp Bucca if ordered.
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Geoffrey Miller
Baghdad
Abu Ghraib
Iraq
United States
Miller
Janis Karpinski
Bush
Tam
Freedom of
Saddam Hussein
U.S. Detention Center
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Barrymore visits Selma heritage site on voting rights documentary
In Selma, Barrymore toured the National Voting Rights Museum and met youth leaders in Suttle while taping interviews with state Sen. Hank Sanders and activist Faya Rose Toure. She declined interviews, noting details will be announced later.
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Selma
Ala
Drew Barrymore
National
Suttle
Barrymore
Hank Sanders
Faya Rose Toure
Edmund Pettus
Fungus named for ISU scientist honors Lois Tiffany
Iowa State University announced a new truffle named Mat tirolomyces tiffanyae in honor of Lois Tiffany a professor emeritus who has taught ecology evolution and organismal biology The species discovered by Rosanne Healy was first collected in late summer 1998 and found in oak woods in Story County
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Ames
Iowa
Lois Tiffany
Tiffany
Iowa State University
ISU
Mattirolomyces
Tiffanyae
Oak Woods
Story County
Rosanne Healy
ISU Department of Genetics, Development
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