Internet use and online purchases rise in North America
Nielsen Media Research and CommerceNet report shows 92 million people over 16 in United States and Canada on line with near parity between women and men. Women’s online purchases up 80 percent in nine months led by books CDs and videos. 1.3 million bought computers online, while men bought 4.1 million computers and also books CDs and videos.
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New York City Software Tools Expose Microsoft Flaw
In New York City the Asmail software firm offers a hacking tool to exploit a major Microsoft flaw affecting about 1.4 million websites. The threat could reveal user data like credit card numbers. eEye released the tool after Microsoft lagged, while Microsoft and online commentators call the tactic a risky publicity stunt. Microsoft issued a temporary patch and said a permanent fix was imminent.
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First Canadian executed in U S since 1970s crime case
Joseph Faulder, 61, the first Canadian to be executed in the United States in nearly 50 years, was convicted of killing Inez Phillips during a 1975 burglary. His attorneys argued tainted proceedings due to not informing him of potential Canadian legal assistance under international law.
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Famed Cape Hatteras lighthouse moved inland to safer spot
The 128 year old 4800 ton Cape Hatteras Lighthouse began its inch by inch move inland from Buxton North Carolina on rollers with seven hydraulic jacks. The move covers 2900 feet and is expected to take four to six weeks with sensors monitoring tilt and vibration.
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SUV bumpers fail in 5 mph crash tests
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety tested six 1999 midsize SUVs at 5 mph and four needed repair bills over 5 000 dollars. Mercedes ML 320 fared best at 2 918, while Mitsubishi Montero Sport topped at 6 282. The institute notes SUVs lack low speed impact protection and suspects rugged image overstated.
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WHO urges global war on infectious diseases
The World Health Organization warns 1,500 people will die hourly from preventable infectious diseases led by tuberculosis malaria measles diarrhea AIDS and acute respiratory illnesses. It cites a window to act now with affordable preventatives and vaccines while funding falls short of a $208 million budget.
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