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US: Teen skips out, drops in for first-hand look at war in Iraq (No Comments)Posted in: News by NewsBot @ 12:00 AM

BAGHDAD - Maybe it was the time the taxi dumped him at the Iraq-Kuwait border, leaving him alone in the middle of the desert. Or when he drew a crowd at a Baghdad food stand after using an Arabic phrase book to order. Or the moment a Kuwaiti cab driver almost punched him in the [...]

December 29, 2005:

UK: Uniforms plan to boost exam marks (1 Comment)Posted in: News by NewsBot @ 12:00 AM

Two Derby schools are to bring back strict school uniforms in an attempt to improve pupil's behaviour and results.The school shirt, tie and blazer is to be reintroduced in September at Derby Moor Community Sports College and The Woodlands Community School.Wendy Frater, headteacher at Derby Moor, is hoping the more business-like clothing will improve exam [...]

Pakistan schools refuse to expel pupils (No Comments)Posted in: News by NewsBot @ 12:00 AM

Pakistan's religious schools refuse to meet the president's 31 December deadline to expel foreign students.The governing body of 12,000 madrassas said the order was "illegal, discriminatory and un-Islamic".President Pervez Musharraf ordered the expulsion in July after at least one of the London suicide bombers was shown to have visited a Pakistani madrassa.The government said on [...]

NSA Web site tracked visitors' surfing (No Comments)Posted in: News by NewsBot @ 12:00 AM

By ANICK JESDANUN, Associated Press First published: Thursday, December 29, 2005 NEW YORK -- The National Security Agency's Internet site has been placing files on visitors' computers that can track their Web surfing activity despite strict federal rules banning most of them.Advertisement These files, known as "cookies," disappeared after a privacy activist complained [...]

December 27, 2005:

T-shirts and stuff (No Comments)Posted in: Site Updates by SoulRiser @ 12:00 AM

I uploaded the same t-shirt designs and stuff that's available in the store, so if you have a good printer, you can 'roll your own' ;)[link]

December 26, 2005:

Directory Searchable (No Comments)Posted in: Site Updates by SoulRiser @ 12:00 AM

I finally added a search function to the ASD. It was a pain in the ass. Took about 10min to get it working nicely, but then I had to start from scratch and redo a whole lot of stuff because I noticed it wasn't searching ALL the sections... *sigh*. Adding new features will be easier [...]

December 24, 2005:

US: PATRIOT Act Extended By One Month (No Comments)Posted in: News by NewsBot @ 12:00 AM

The extension comes following a shocking reversal by the Republican controlled House of Representatives which saw several Republican lawmakers join with Democrats in voting to reject a longer extension of the act citing privacy concerns. The House voted to extend the act by one month as opposed to the six months the Senate had voted [...]

US: College counselors adapt to diverse, reluctant students (No Comments)Posted in: News by NewsBot @ 12:00 AM

Janie Cisneros was having a crisis and needed to talk to a counselor. But there would be no embarrassing or intimidating visit to the campus clinic.Instead, Sigrid Frandsen-Pechenik took Cisneros to the mall, where they had coffee and talked in English and Spanish.It was not the usual approach to mental health counseling. But as campuses [...]

US: Wrong Number Lands Man In Jail (No Comments)Posted in: News by NewsBot @ 12:00 AM

Police said Randy Wessel thought he was calling his buddy, but he actually called someone else. Wessel then told the person on the other end about some criminal activity.The person on the other end of the phone was an undercover police officer.Wessel is now charged with theft for stealing a car from a pizza deliveryman.Posted [...]

US: School Bus Driver Fired (No Comments)Posted in: News by NewsBot @ 12:00 AM

Shon Clausen was fired after he failed to report a student's marijuana use, school officials said.The school district hasn't alleged any criminal conduct.Clausen said the failure to report was an error in judgment.Posted by: SoulRiserSource Article

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