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Pitfall Swings On Wii

Activision Publishing, Inc. announced today that Pitfall: The Big Adventure for Wii has shipped to retail stores in North America, introducing a classic franchise to an all new audience and giving old school fans a fresh Pitfall experience.

Man swings machete in parking dispute

BERLIN (Reuters) - A German man became so angry in an argument with a taxi driver over parking that he struck him on the head with a machete and chopped off the man's finger.

Wall St. swings wildly after global selloff

A trader signals an order in the Standard & Poor's 500 pit at the Chicago Board of Trade on Friday. U.S. stocks sank, capping the worst week ever for the S&P 500.

Pattinson threat swings it for Notts

Taunton (first day of four; Nottinghamshire won toss): Nottinghamshire, with four first-innings wickets in hand, are 79 runs ahead of Somerset

European probe swings past asteroid while en route for comet

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European probe swings past asteroid while en route for comet

PARIS (AFP) - A European spacecraft racing through the asteroid belt skimmed past a 10-kilometre (six-mile) space rock on Friday to carry out its first scientific work in a decade-long trek into the Solar System, mission controllers said.

Canadian Solar swings to 2Q profit

Solar module maker Canadian Solar Inc. said Wednesday it swung to a profit in the second quarter and beat Wall Street estimates, as revenue rose and margins improved.

European Comet Probe Swings Past Asteroid

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European Comet Probe Swings Past Asteroid

A European spacecraft zoomed by a rocky asteroid Friday in the first of two pit stops on the way to a distant comet.

JavaScript standards wrangle swings Microsoft's way

Nail down your security priorities. Ask the experts and your peers at The Register Security Debate, September 24 2008.

Stock markets falter despite good news from IBM, plan to buy up bank equity

TORONTO - It was another day of big swings on stock markets Thursday as good news from IBM Corp. failed to keep investor hands off the sell button.

Monday's PowerRating Upgrades: WMGI, CERN, IPCR

The last several weeks have been a trying time for many investors. Wild swings and unprecedented volatility have tested the mettle of even the hardiest stock market player.

Photo of Priceline.com's Flights Index For the Week of September 29, 2008, Tracking Weekly Changes in Domestic Airfares

s (PCLN) Flights Index is a tracking barometer that looks for the largest week-to-week swings in average published-price airfares for select markets. Each dollar amount shown is the average of the lowest fares returned through multiple airfare searches for flights that are at least 7 days away from departure. The percentage change compares fare averages for the current week with those from the previous week. Amounts shown include all taxes and airline fees. Airfare pricing is subject to change and there is no guarantee that any airfare will be available at the amounts shown.

Photo of Priceline.com's Flights Index For the Week of September 29, 2008, Tracking Weekly Changes in Domestic Airfares

Priceline.com’s (Nasdaq: PCLN) Flights Index is a tracking barometer that looks for the largest week-to-week swings in average published-price airfares for select markets. Each dollar amount shown is the average of the lowest fares returned through m

6 deadly investing mistakes

These are scary times for anyone trying to build or preserve their retirement accounts. Today's roller coaster ride of economic ups and downs -- with swings in the Dow Jones average of 500 points or more in just a few days -- is enough to churn stomachs in all but the most steely nerved passengers.

WideAsleep announces Fairway 1.0 for iPhone and iPod Touch

WideAsleep LLC is proud to announce Fairway 1.0, their virtual caddie utility for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Fairway lets you manage everything about your golf game including bags, clubs, and swings through a single simple interface. It empowers you to evolve your golf swing by making educated measurable improvements to your game.

Fairway caddy app debuts for iPhone/iPod touch...

Fairway 1.0, a new virtual caddy application for the iPhone and iPod touch, has been released to the App Store. Fairway lets golfers manage everything relevant to their game including bags, clubs and swings. The interface has a golfer drag a golf ball distance meter to enter their distance from the pin, and then select their location on the course. The golfer will then be presented with ideal club and swing options, as well as notes they may have entered about a particular style of shot.

Photo of Priceline.com's Airfare Index for the Week of September 15, 2008, Tracking...

Photo of Priceline.com's Airfare Index for the Week of September 15, 2008, Tracking Weekly Changes in Domestic Airfares --(Business Wire)-- Priceline.com's Airfare Index is a tracking barometer that looks for the largest week-to-week swings in average published-price airfares for select markets. Each dollar amount shown is the average of the lowest fares returned through multiple airfare searches for flights that are at least 7 days away from departure. The percentage change compares fare averages for the current week with those from the previous week. Amounts shown include all taxes and airline fees. Airfare pricing is subject to change and there is no guarantee that any airfare will be available at the amounts shown. The photo is available on Business Wire's Web Site and AP PhotoExpress.

Lunar eclipse treat for stargazers tonight

South African sky enthusiasts will be treated to 80 % of the eclipse of the moon tonight. Observers will see the moon that is partly light and partly dark. In a lunar eclipse, the Sun, Earth and Moon are directly aligned as the moon swings into the cone of shadow cast by our planet, Earth.

Jeeves, albeit Indian

It was Somerset Maugham who observed that American women expect to find in their husbands a perfection that English women only look for in their butlers. Little wonder then that the British memsahibs of Munnar expected much of their Indian butlers. The butler of that era usually began as a domestic help and worked his way up. En route, he picked up English, good manners, cooking skills, besides an unerring ability to sense his employer's unpredictable mood swings.

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