Philippines struggles with cybercrime laws in Love Bug case
Nations face gaps in cybercrime statutes as authorities pursue the Love Bug virus case in the Philippines. Federal raids stalled while prosecutors sought applicable laws. A judge later issued a warrant under an access devices law, but experts warn global cooperation remains hampered by nonuniform regimes and jurisdiction disputes.
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Refugees flee Sierra Leone town near Freetown
UN peacekeepers retreated from Masiaka 45 miles east of Freetown after gunfire and ammo shortages as regional leaders met in Nigeria to defuse the crisis. Rebels of the RUF blamed. Sankoh's whereabouts unclear. Evacuations continued, with hundreds of refugees reaching the capital and the city largely calm yet tense amid ongoing clashes and hostages.
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Genetic study links Jews Arabs in ancient shared ancestry
An AP report from Jerusalem details a PNAS study by Michael Hammer and colleagues showing Jewish men share Y chromosome traits with Palestinians, Syrians and Lebanese, suggesting a common Middle Eastern origin dating back 4,000 years. The research sampled 1,371 Jewish men and 16 non Jewish groups, noting only 1 percent variation with Palestinians versus 5 percent with Europeans. Philosophical cautions about interpretation accompany the findings.
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Tel Aviv University
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Israel
Hebrew University
Howard Cedar
Cedar
National Laboratory For
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Sarah
Isaac
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Ismail
Proceedings
The
National Academy of Science
Pnas.org
Paper and More Lamps Clocks China At Work
Paper and More advertises lamps clocks china flatware and gifts for all occasions at 713 South College Avenue Bluefield Virginia. Phone number listed as 540 322 3055.
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