A Belgian model, Debby, walked down the ramp in a blue dress and one of its sleeves slipped off her shoulder, leaving her assets exposed. She was showcasing Rajesh pratap's collection but she gracefully pulled back her dress and completed her walk with composure. These pictures show how it all occurred while the model kept walking tall!

If your pc is connected to internet, it is prone to a lot of harmful security threats. Make sure you have at least the following before you connect to internet.

Dr. Michael J. Duckett reveals the most powerful yet very simple way to attract more of what you want and less of what you don't want.

If you've ever wondered what a federal lawsuit from Amazon looks like, here's your chance to see one (see link at bottom of article). This is a pretty good telling of the back-story that had Jeff Bezos squirming in his seat after questions by Tim O'Reilly at the Web 2.0 Expo on Monday.

The beta and the wait is over. Ubuntu 7.04 has been released and is available for immediate download.

A press release out of the U.S. military's Bagram Media Center in Afghanistan caught my eye only because it's not a typical headline for an official U.S. military press release: "Revival Rocks God's House." Here's a bit of the release, which talks about a three-day Christian "revival service" held last month at the Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan...

Sony released new firmware for the PlayStation 3, adding some significant additions to the console's features.

Cho Seung Hui, the troubled young man whose nightmarish assault on his fellow students will most likely be studied for years to come, doesn't seem to have been someone who had any involvement with video games in his recent history.

Glenn Wolsey has an interview with Will Friedwald a.k.a the man with the largest iTunes collection in the world. Will currently has over 200,000 tracks.

California Senate attempts to ban RFID tracking of students It looks like the backlash from one California school's attempt at mandatory RFID tracking of students could end up prompting a statewide ban of the practice, if the state Senate has its way. In that first instance