Auburn University's University Program Council is hosting its 2013 edition of its annual "Battle of the Bands" contest. "Battle of the Bands" will take place Friday Oct. 4 at 7 p.m. on Cater Lawn at Auburn University. The contest consists of eight …
Still, two days later, representatives of the B.C. Food Systems Network showed up for the committee hearings in Victoria, saying they were there to present their concerns about the fate of agricultural land in light of it being included in the core …
Verizon provides financial and technical support, including free worldwide calling over its Voice–over–IP service, and complimentary tablets and mobile phone chargers for use in USO lounges at four Washington-area airports: Baltimore/Washington …
"The NSA apparently believes it can conduct this surveillance because 30 years ago the Supreme Court upheld the government's warrantless collection of basic information about a criminal suspect's telephone calls over the course of a single day,” the …
… bought six years ago on a pay-as-you-go basis. The records also contain information on which phone numbers were dialled and when calls were made. It is thought some phone numbers might appear on police intelligence systems or be linked to criminals.
… bought six years ago on a pay-as-you-go basis. The records also contain information on which phone numbers were dialled and when calls were made. It is thought some phone numbers might appear on police intelligence systems or be linked to criminals.
The government's computer networks must collect health data from customers and compile financial records from seven federal agencies including the Internal Revenue Service, before routing that information securely to the insurance companies. “The best …
The government's computer networks must collect health data from customers and compile financial records from seven federal agencies including the Internal Revenue Service, before routing that information securely to the insurance companies. “The best …
… this law is to make it much harder for metal thieves to operate. “Far from being a victimless crime, metal theft causes huge inconvenience to people in the form of power cuts, trams being put out of service or broadband and telephone networks being …
… this law is to make it much harder for metal thieves to operate. “Far from being a victimless crime, metal theft causes huge inconvenience to people in the form of power cuts, trams being put out of service or broadband and telephone networks being …
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