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Feed Wired: Hans Reiser Offers To Lead Cops to Nina's Body (wired.com)

Hans Reiser, the Linux programmer convicted in April of killing his wife, is offering to disclose the whereabouts of Nina Reiser's body in exchange for a reduced sentence. He faces a mandatory 25-to-life term and is seeking to reduce it to 15-to-life. He told jurors his wife abandoned his two children and moved to Russia after he accused her of bilking his Namesys software company that produced the ReiserFS filesystem.


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Submission + - Anti-scammers become Storm Victims

capnkr writes: It looks like the efforts of the anti-scammers at sites like 419eater, Scamwarners, Artists Against 419, and possibly others have become the target of the Storm botnet.

Spamnation has a post about it, and as of this writing none of the above listed sites are responding. Spamnation reports that CastleCops and other anti-spam forums are being DDOSed as well. Sounds like a massive, concerted effort against the folks who are fighting the good fight...
Although I hate it for the owners and admins of the above sites, I think it shows without a doubt that their efforts to 'get back' at the scammers are working, if the scammers have had to 'rent' Storm in an effort to try and knock them out.

I wonder if this had anything to do with the fake bank site I busted on Tuesday? ;)
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New Nanoparticle Could Provide Simple Early Diagnosis Of Many Diseases 62

Researchers have created a new nanoparticle that could someday act as a virtually all-purpose diagnostic tool to detect many inflammatory diseases in their earliest stages, including heart disease, Alzheimer's, and arthritis. The specially-designed nanoparticles seek out hydrogen peroxide (thought to be overproduced in trace amounts in the early stages of most diseases that involve some sort of chronic inflammation in the body), and emit light when they encounter it.

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