Oilers lose Smyth to broken thumb and game to Jackets
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PS III / Wii launch, AllofMP3.com to US Citizens: We’re Likely Legal, Worlds
smallest Digg logo, 9 out of 10 e-mails now spam, iPhone will sport mini OS
X?, Video: First look at $100 laptop Linux interface, Free Cable TV on the
web, Happy 50th Leo!
UglyTool writes to alert us to an initiative by the state of Ohio and the city of Columbus to lure Canadian rocketeers PlanetSpace to launch from an area airport (the former Lockbourne Air Force Base, now called Rickenbacker International Airport). A decision on the incentives could be made by January. From the article: “Such a package could include tax credits, financing programs and training grants amounting to millions of dollars… PlanetSpace’s chairman, Indian-American entrepreneur Chirinjeev Kathuria, told MSNBC.com he expected the incentives to amount to ’somewhere in the neighborhood of $20 million.’” Five other states have spaceports approved or planned.
President Bush is deciding whether to lift a ban on oil and gas drilling in federal waters off Alaska’s Bristol Bay, home to endangered whales and sea lions and the world’s largest sockeye salmon run.
I’m not remotely surprised to hear that STARDUST is knocking test audiences out, even without completed FX or a finished score.
When I visited the set, what I saw was a production that certainly didn’t lack for ambition. Matthew Vaughn has always struck me as absurdly confident, and that confidence seemed to be paying off with a raucous film that finally looked to bring the work of Neil Gaiman to life.
But don’t take my word for it. Check out this report from Thursday night’s screening:
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mellow marsh writes “EveryDNS, sister company to OpenDNS (which runs the PhishTank anti-phishing initiative), has been hit by a massive distributed denial-of-service attack. The attack started sometime Friday afternoon and, from all indications, was targeting Web sites that used free DNS management services provided by EveryDNS. At the height of the DDoS bombardment, EveryDNS was being hit with more than 400mbps of traffic at each of its four locations around the world. From the article: ‘”We were collateral damage,” Ulevitch explained… Because law enforcement is involved, Ulevitch was hesitant to release details of the actual target but there are signs that some of the targets were “nefarious domains” that have since been terminated.’” OpenDNS, which makes use of EveryDNS services, was affected for a time, until they spread their authoritative DNS more broadly. The EveryDNS site is now reporting that the attack is continuing but has been mitigated and is not affecting operations.
The Washington Redskins signed Shaun Suisham from the practice squad Saturday, giving the team an alternative to struggling kicker Nick Novak for Sunday’s game against the Atlanta Falcons.