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?Grave Of The Fireflies? At Washington Museum

Anime Masterpieces, a new series highlighting the best in Japanese animated feature films, presents “Grave of the Fireflies,� Saturday, Dec. 6, 2 p.m., in the Freer Gallery of Art’s Meyer Auditorium. The film is followed by a panel discussion with leading authorities on the subject of Japanese animation, or anime.

Man arrested after grave decorations found at home

Authorities in northeast Tennessee have arrested a man and charged him with possession of stolen property after grave decorations were found at his home, next to a cemetery. The Johnson City Press quoted Unicoi County Sheriff Kent Harris saying the man told investigators the decorations were blown onto his property by the wind.

Man arrested after grave decorations found at home

ERWIN, Tenn. -- Authorities in northeast Tennessee have arrested a man and charged him with possession of stolen property after grave decorations were found at his home, next to a cemetery. The Johnson City Press quoted Unicoi County Sheriff Kent Harris saying the man told investigators the decorations were blown onto his property by the wind.

Advocates of grave global warming issues to be Obamas top science advisers

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Dead man receives calls in grave

New York defense lawyer John Jacobs continues to receive voice-mail messages three years after he was buried with his beloved cell phone.

Dead man receives calls in grave

NEW YORK, Dec. 21 (UPI) -- New York defense lawyer John Jacobs continues to receive voice-mail messages three years after he was buried with his beloved cell phone.

Would Foreign Mobile Handsets Resurrect from the Grave in Korea?

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Pre-Columbian Tribes Had BBQs, Parties on Grave Sites

Some pre-Hispanic cultures in South America had elaborate celebrations at their cemeteries, complete with feasting and drinking grounds much like modern barbecue pits, according to a new archaeological study.

Mac Bloggers Dig Up 4-GB iPhone's Grave, Sling Mud Over Virus Baiting

Apple watchers had a decent rumor to chew on this week: Wal-Mart may offer a low-ball version of the iPhone. Apple retired its 4 GB model many moons ago, but could it resurface at a $99 price point? Bloggers also got a chance to kick up some dirt in a perennial Apple bloodsport: security baiting. Naturally, there was no shortage of people willing to share their reasoned, concisely expressed opinions on the matter.

Mac Bloggers Dig Up 4-GB iPhone's Grave, Sling Mud Over Virus Baiting

Apple watchers had a decent rumor to chew on this week: Wal-Mart may offer a low-ball version of the iPhone. Apple retired its 4 GB model many moons ago, but could it resurface at a $99 price point? Bloggers also got a chance to kick up some dirt in a perennial Apple bloodsport: security baiting. Naturally, there was no shortage of people willing to share their reasoned, concisely expressed opinions on the matter.

Mac Bloggers Dig Up 4-GB iPhone's Grave, Sling Mud Over Virus Baiting

Apple watchers had a decent rumor to chew on this week: Wal-Mart may offer a low-ball version of the iPhone. Apple retired its 4 GB model many moons ago, but could it resurface at a $99 price point? Bloggers also got a chance to kick up some dirt in a perennial Apple bloodsport: security baiting. Naturally, there was no shortage of people willing to share their reasoned, concisely expressed opinions on the matter.

Mac Bloggers Dig Up 4-GB iPhone's Grave, Sling Mud Over Virus Baiting

Apple watchers had a decent rumor to chew on this week: Wal-Mart may offer a low-ball version of the iPhone. Apple retired its 4 GB model many moons ago, but could it resurface at a $99 price point? Bloggers also got a chance to kick up some dirt in a perennial Apple bloodsport: security baiting. Naturally, there was no shortage of people willing to share their reasoned, concisely expressed opinions on the matter.

'It's no kidney stone,' doc tells N.L. woman moments before she gives birth

PORT DE GRAVE, N.L. - When Juanita Stead complained of shooting pains in her lower back on New Year's Eve, she thought she was passing a kidney stone.

BANK LENDING TO SMALL BUSINESSES

That this House shares the grave concerns of the Federation of Small Businesses that 60 small businesses are closing down each day, that 31 per cent. of small businesses have seen the cost of their existing finance increase, that 54 per cent. of small businesses have not seen an increase in the availability of new credit, that at any one time each small business is owed £30,000 in late payments, and that as a result 30 per cent. of small businesses would consider closing down if their situation did not improve; and calls on the Government to take action to ensure banks give small businesses access to affordable finance with no hidden costs in order better to safeguard the nation's 4.7 million small businesses and their employees.

Stunning Egyptian Collection Revealed At World Museum Liverpool

Drunken tomb builders, papers accusing citizens of grave digging and a 4,000 year old therapeutic harp are among 1,500 exhibits displayed in an atmospheric new gallery launching at the World Museum Liverpool on Friday December 5 2008.

Swat Museum at risk from Taliban

PESHAWAR: The museum in Swat is facing grave threat from militants as the federal government is dithering over shifting the centuries’ old relics from the insurgency-hit area to Peshawar.

Game over for tomb raiders

The Hague - A Dutch court says two men are guilty of grave robbery and should each serve 18 months in prison for stealing a gold watch and chain from a man's corpse.

Ponting despairs as Australia are crushed as South Africa clinch historic victory

RICKY PONTING surveyed the wreckage of Australia's once mighty cricket empire yesterday, and revealed grave doubts about his new generation of Test bowlers after South Africa's historic victory in Perth.

NASA reports more details on Columbia

The astronauts on the space shuttle Columbia knew for no more than a minute, if at all, that they were in grave danger before they blacked out, according to a report NASA released Tuesday nearly six years after Columbia broke apart above Texas.

Faces of Death: Paintings and drawings from Marlene Dumas.

In this week’s issue, Peter Schjeldahl writes about the artist Marlene Dumas, whose work is featured in the MOMA retrospective “Measuring Your Own Grave.� Dumas’s “art rarely conveys feeling so much as excites it and then absorbs it, to the benefit of the work’s authority,� Schjeldahl writes. “She doesn’t give; she takes.� Here is a selection paintings and drawings from the show.

Carousel at the Savoy Theatre

There was a worrying start to this new production of Rogers & Hammerstein's dark, moving and wonderfully tuneful musical, when I feared Carousel (1945) was in grave danger of being ruined.

How to really speed up Web serving (and Plone) for your iPhone readers

Web servers (especially Plone, by default) work wonders in combination with an HTTP accelerator such as Varnish or Squid. But your iPhone readers are out of luck because of a grave bug on MobileSafari -- Plone sites are especially slow like molasses on the iPhone. Don't worry, here's a trick that will solve it.

How to Really Speed up Web Serving (and Plone) For Your iPhone Readers

Rudd-O: "Web servers (especially Plone, by default) work wonders in combination with an HTTP accelerator such as Varnish or Squid. But your iPhone readers are out of luck because of a grave bug on MobileSafari -- Plone sites are especially slow like molasses on the iPhone. Don't worry, here's a trick that will solve it." Full Story...

Linux, Windows 7 and Netbooks: It's On

With the rise of new, ultra-small netbook computers, Linux has a chance to make its case to consumers. Windows Vista usually won't fit on netbooks, XP already has one foot in the grave, and many netbook buyers may give Linux serious consideration when choosing what OS they want pre-installed. Microsoft says Windows 7 will target netbooks, but until that OS is released, the ball's in Linux's court.

Linux, Windows 7 and Netbooks: It's On

With the rise of new, ultra-small netbook computers, Linux has a chance to make its case to consumers. Windows Vista usually won't fit on netbooks, XP already has one foot in the grave, and many netbook buyers may give Linux serious consideration when choosing what OS they want pre-installed. Microsoft says Windows 7 will target netbooks, but until that OS is released, the ball's in Linux's court.

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