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Internet griefers descended on an epilepsy support message board last weekend and used JavaScript code and flashing computer animation to trigger migraine headaches and seizures in some users.
The nonprofit Epilepsy Foundation, which runs the forum, briefly closed the site Sunday to purge the offending messages and to boost security.Year | Tax Freedom Day | # Days | Rate |
1900 | January 22 | 22 | 5.9% |
1910 | January 19 | 19 | 5.0% |
1920 | February 13 | 44 | 12.0% |
1930 | February 12 | 43 | 11.7% |
1940 | March 7 | 66 | 17.9% |
1950 | March 31 | 90 | 24.6% |
1960 | April 11 | 101 | 27.7% |
1970 | April 19 | 109 | 29.6% |
1980 | April 21 | 111 | 30.4% |
1990 | April 21 | 111 | 30.4% |
2000 | May 3 | 123 | 33.6% |
2008 | April 23 | 113 | 30.8% |
About $1.2 billion is sitting in Internal Revenue Service coffers, waiting to be claimed by the 1.3 million taxpayers who neglected to file a 2004 tax return.
About half of the taxpayers who didn't file a 2004 return would get a refund of at least $552, the IRS estimated this month.
Acute shortages of subsidized bread, which is sold at less than one U.S. cent a loaf, have caused hours-long lines and violence at some sites in poor neighborhoods in recent weeks.
At least seven people have died, according to police.The 79-year-old pathologist announced his bid to run as an independent less than a year after being released from prison where he served eight years for second-degree murder.
The error -- undetected by the United States until last week, despite repeated inquiries by Taiwan -- raises questions about how carefully the Pentagon safeguards its weapons systems. It also exposes the United States to criticism from China, a staunch opponent of a militarized Taiwan.
A bizarre battle has erupted over the arrest on child pornography charges of a man at a California public library, with library and county officials siding against the staffer who called police to arrest the alleged criminal.
Librarian Brenda Biesterfeld was fired from her job after disregarding her supervisor's orders not to call police.
The European Union has overtaken the U.S. as the world's No. 1 economy due to the continued dramatic fall of the dollar, according to a Reuters report.
The U.S. Gross Domestic Product, or GDP, for 2007 is officially estimated at $13,843,800 billion. The 2007 GDP for the 15 EU countries is estimated at 8,847,889 billion euros, the report said.
That means when the euro yesterday topped $1.56, the EU officially became the largest economy in the world.
Not to scare anyone, but there is possibly some Biblical implications to this. Why is world history and news looking more and more like the Left Behind series of Novels. Comments are welcomed.
Canon Michael Ainsworth, 57, was kicked and punched in the head as one of the attackers screamed "******* priest".
He was left lying on the ground with deep cuts, bruising and two black eyes.
Anthony Cole, 15, had Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and recently had his prescription for the drug increased.
Recent research claims that Ritalin, also used to combat hyperactivity in children, has led to many developing "manic and psychotic" symptoms.
Recent cases reviewed by The Associated Press include some of the most widely used tech devices: Apple iPods, digital picture frames sold by Target and Best Buy stores, and TomTom navigation gear.
In most cases, Chinese factories -- where many companies have turned to keep prices low -- are the source.
Native to Mexico and still grown there, Salvia divinorum is generally smoked but can also be chewed or made into a tea and drunk.
Called nicknames like Sally-D, Magic Mint and Diviner's Sage, salvia is a hallucinogen that gives users an out-of-body sense of traveling through time and space or merging with inanimate objects. Unlike hallucinogens like LSD or PCP, however, salvia's effects last for a shorter time, generally up to an hour. This is still legal in 42 states.