Three airlines halt A380 flights over engine explosion |
- Three airlines halt A380 flights over engine explosion
- Plane carrying 22 crashes in Karachi; all killed
- Passenger plane with 68 onboard crashes in Cuba
- Indonesian volcano death toll climbs to 79
- Iranians hurl eggs, tomatoes at British embassy
- Memories of the Titanic on display
- Bush memoirs: What gives him a ‘sickening feeling’
- Indian-American Kamala Harris wins California Attorney General poll
- 5 lions kill businessman who was on fishing trip
- Qantas A380: French experts say fault at rear of engine
- Password challenged? This app could help
- A whopping Rs.74 mn spent on Pakistani PM's home, office
- Economy stuck in neutral, admits Obama
Three airlines halt A380 flights over engine explosion Posted: |
Plane carrying 22 crashes in Karachi; all killed Posted: |
Passenger plane with 68 onboard crashes in Cuba Posted: |
Indonesian volcano death toll climbs to 79 Posted: |
Iranians hurl eggs, tomatoes at British embassy Posted: |
Memories of the Titanic on display Posted: |
Bush memoirs: What gives him a ‘sickening feeling’ Posted: George W Bush's memoir "Decision Points" could well have been titled "The Decider Decides": it's an autobiography focused around "the most consequential decisions" of his presidency and his personal life from his decision to give up drinking in 1986 to his decision to invade Iraq in 2003 to his decisions regarding the financial crisis of 2008. It is a book that is part spin, part mea culpa, part family scrapbook, part self-conscious effort to (re)shape his political legacy. |
Indian-American Kamala Harris wins California Attorney General poll Posted: |
5 lions kill businessman who was on fishing trip Posted: |
Qantas A380: French experts say fault at rear of engine Posted: |
Password challenged? This app could help Posted: Lots of otherwise rational people use insecure passwords — "111111," anyone? — or they store hard-to-remember passwords in a Word file. Either way, it's a generous gift to criminals. And yes, it's highly unlikely that one's data will ever be stolen. But mobile app developers are lining up to sell people a little peace of mind. |
A whopping Rs.74 mn spent on Pakistani PM's home, office Posted: |
Economy stuck in neutral, admits Obama Posted: |
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