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What Really Happened Jan_06.xls Seite 224 06.12.2006 MSNBC 21 [FDA] won‘t put new restrictions on the use of a mercury-based preservative in vaccines and other medicines, denying a petition that sought the limits because of health concerns 07.12.2006 Berlingske 21 Små sygehuse er spild af penge – produktiviteten er for lav 08.12.2006 BAZ 21 Patienten aus den beiden Basel und dem Landkreis Lörrach können sich ab Januar in einem Spital im Nachbarland behandeln lassen {JS aktuell} 08.12.2006 Boston Globe 21 doctors implant the stents in a far greater variety of patients, incl. people with narrower or more complicated arteries not originally seen as suitable for the devices ... at least 60% of the drug-coated stents implanted 08.12.2006 Haaretz 21 5 senior gynecologists appear as the authors of the article ... admitted when questioned that they did not carry out the research as written, and that they had conducted retroactive examinations of patients' files 09.12.2006 Daily_Mail 21 A leading scientist was paid by chemical companies [Monsanto] while investigating the cancer risks of their products ... Sir Richard Doll became famous in the 1950s when he established the link between smoking and cancer [died 2005] 12.12.2006 BAZ 21 Unter den Händen übermüdeter Mediziner sterben bis zu drei Mal mehr Patienten als bei der Behandlung durch ausgeruhte Kollegen 17.12.2006 NY Times 21 Lilly‘s own published data, which it told its sales representatives to play down in conversations with doctors, has shown that 30% of patients taking Zyprexa gain 22 pounds or more after a year on the drug, and some patients have reported gaining 100 pounds or more 18.12.2006 Independent 21 A nurse and a patient have died from a deadly new strain of MRSA after a superbug outbreak at a hospital ... PVL-producing MRSA 19.12.2006 Guardian 21 A Libyan court today sentenced 5 Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor to death after finding them guilty of deliberately infecting 400 children with the HIV virus ... had detained for nearly 7 years 20.12.2006 MM 21 An abundance of vitamin D seems to help prevent multiple sclerosis ... white members of the U.S. military with the highest blood levels of vitamin D were 62% less likely to develop multiple sclerosis than people with low levels 26.12.2006 Independent 21 Smokers, people with alcohol problems and the obese could be denied priority treatment on the NHS if they do not try to change their lifestyle 27.12.2006 Boston Globe 21 Long-term use of [antacids] increase the risk of hip fractures in adults over 50, perhaps because the drugs inhibit calcium absorption 31.07.2005 22 Computers etc. 05.01.2006 X 22 Domain scam duo fined AU$2.3m - stumping up non-existent fees under the threat that they risked losing their domain names unless they paid up 05.01.2006 X 22 US-based ISP has been awarded $11.2bn in a judgement against a Florida spammer who sent millions of unsolicited emails to its users 10.01.2006 X 22 Bush signed into law a prohibition on … sending annoying e-mail messages without disclosing your true identity {I agree to the new regulation if it will also apply to spammers and hackers} 11.01.2006 Yahoo 22 Do Burned CDs Have a Short Life Span? YES! 12.01.2006 X 22 Bank tape lost with data on 90,000 customers 13.01.2006 BAZ 22 Von Nikon wird es künftig kaum noch Spiegelreflexkameras mit Film geben ... angesichts des Booms der digitalen Fotografie 14.01.2006 BAZ 22 Die Homepage des NSA hat 7 Stunden lang nicht funktioniert ... deute dies auf eine Denial-of-Service-Attacke hin. Dabei wird die betroffene Website vermittels einer extra dafür programmierten Software mit Datenanfragen überflutet, so dass der Server zum Stillstand kommt 14.01.2006 Wash Post 22 NSA's Web Site Rendered Inaccessible {for 7 hr} - The NSA, known for eavesdropping and code breaking, also helps protect computer systems deemed vital to the nation's security ... but apparently not their own 17.01.2006 BAZ 22 Die spanische Polizei hat am Montag einen Hacker festgenommen, der ... habe einen Rechner der Marinebasis Point Loma in San Diego in Kalifornien geknackt und die Sicherheit eines Trockendocks gefährdet, auf der Atom-U- Boote gewartet würden 18.01.2006 X 22 US stocks traded lower Wednesday, with the Nasdaq Composite pacing the decline on disappointing results out of Intel Corp. and Yahoo Inc., but solid earnings out of IBM were helping the Dow Jones Industrial Average weather the downdraft {beware of insight knowledge of next state-terror!}
What Really Happened Jan_06.xls Seite 225 18.01.2006 X 22 Symantec Hides Rootkits In Software - What's worse than finding spyware and viruses on your computer? Finding out that the software you use to keep your computer safe may be just as dangerous ... the usage of rootkits by commercial companies is "very worrisome" 20.01.2006 The Register 22 PC virus celebrates 20th birthday … the evolution of virus writing hobbyists into criminally operated gangs bent on financial gain 20.01.2006 X 22 Computer crime costs $67 billion according to the FBI - Why isn't there law enforcement effort consistant with the scale of the crime? 21.01.2006 X 22 ZoneAlarm Security Suite …. discovered ZA 6.0 was surreptitiously sending encrypted data back to four different servers, despite disabling all of the suite‘s communications options - ZoneLabs was bought out by Checkpoint, an Israeli company. Remember when the Israeli company that does all the phone company records was caught giving Israeli drug smugglers police phone and page data? 26.01.2006 Independant 22 Google has become the latest technology company to founder against the Great Firewall of China with the news that it will censor its search engine to give it greater access to the Chinese market 02.02.2006 X 22 The nation's largest telephone and cable companies are crafting an alarming set of strategies that would transform the free, open and non-discriminatory Internet of today to a privately run and branded service that would charge a fee for virtually everything we do online 06.02.2006 Telepolis 22 Porto für eMails - AOL und Yahoo wollen zur Bekämpfung von Spam vertrauenswürdige Unternehmen dazu bringen, für ihre Mails zu bezahlen, die dann direkt unter Umgehung der Filter im Briefkasten der Kunden landet 09.02.2006 NY Times 22 The US gov. is developing a massive computer system that can collect huge amounts of data and, by linking far-flung information from blogs and e-mail to government records and intelligence reports, search for patterns of terrorist activity. The gov. can spend the time and money to go through your online recipes, but can't be bothered hunting down the hackers 09.02.2006 X 22 Computer experts say spyware can get onto computers through following a link on an unscrupulous e-mail, or downloading something like a screensaver or chatroom tool from a Web site 10.02.2006 BBC 22 "Unless you configure Google Desktop very carefully, and few people will, Google will have copies of your tax returns, love letters, business records, financial and medical files, and whatever other text-based documents the desktop software can index 10.02.2006 Yahoo 22 Internet Explorer users can be as much as 21 times more likely to end up with a spyware-infected PC than people who go online with Mozilla's Firefox browser, academic researchers from Microsoft's backyard said in a recently published paper 11.02.2006 SF_Gate 22 The investigations focus on a hacker who apparently gained access to a Northern California retailer's computer system. The stolen account data were used to create counterfeit debit cards, which subsequently were sold on the black market worldwide 12.02.2006 X 22 If a consumer chooses to use it, the new "Search Across Computers" feature will store copies of the user's Word documents, PDFs, spreadsheets and other text-based documents on Google's own servers, to enable searching from any one of the user's computers 13.02.2006 X 22 It's getting harder to cover your tracks as even the most everyday activities -- from running a Google search to using the E-Z Pass lane -- leave a lengthy digital trail 23.02.2006 X 22 Scott Levine, 46, was .. sentenced to 8 years in prison in a computer theft case involving more than 1 billion records ... [he] owned Snipermail Inc., a Florida company that distributed Internet ads to e-mail addresses 03.03.2006 Xymphora 22 Sourcefire makes intrusion detection software known as ‗Snort‘, which guards some classified U.S. military and intelligence computers. Putting it in the hands of an Israeli company is tantamount to handing all these secrets to the Israeli generals on a silver platter. Israel has what can only be described as an abominable record of misusing American secrets, from Pollard, to the most recent controversy over selling secret American military technology to China to the AIPAC scandal
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