Brother, can you spare a dime–er, $12 million? From www.hanknuwer.com/blog XENIA - A former Central State University student is suing the school and a fraternity for hazing and seeking $12 million in damages after he was allegedly struck with a wooden paddle 83 times. In a lawsuit filed March 5 in Greene County Common Pleas Court, Willie Dow, of Dayton, alleges members of the Kappa Kappa Psi fraternity paddled him on repeated occasions between November 2005 and April 2006 while he was a "pledge" for the organization.

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Blog news From www.hoystory.com/ It turns out I had failed to follow instructions when installing the plug-in for mobile users (cell phones) and every time someone accessed Hoystory on a mobile device, it switched the theme back to WordPress' default. When I removed the default theme, the next mobile device user to access Hoystory brought the site down completely.

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Attacking Mortgage and Foreclosure Fraud From www.foreclosuredataonline.com/blog It was in that year that the National Consumer Law Foundation published a report on the incidents of mortgage and foreclosure fraud. These companies were charged with making false promises to save homes that are about to be foreclosed on. The Attorney General claimed that these companies violated five consumer protection laws. The companies were issued a stern warning to the companies who were exploiting families. There are legitimate companies that can help desperate homeowners and buy...

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LifeShaker 1.1 enhances printing support From MacNN The booklet format provides an ideal way to print from LifeShaker with the grid view shown on the front page, listing of goals and steps on following pages and space for notes at the end. Users can 'Shake up' the grid to bring new goals into view, and can break a goal down into steps and see only the next step in the grid.

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Comment on Google’s Big Deals by » Fox and Google Looking To End ... From google.blognewschannel.com I was wondering how Google planned to use dMarc radio advertising, since regular radio isn't the right platform for most of Google's long-tail advertisers, and they show us all how smart they are. MySpace could have tipped things in a bad way towards a competitor if Google had not made this deal, and Google should be able to meet the revenue requirements. Of course, there are always things that could go wrong, and if Google were to fall on hard times, a popular MySpace combined with a weak...

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