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'OFAC closes European tour operator?s 80 websites (Granma Internacional)
THE U.S. government has ordered a national company that registers internet domain names to close, without prior notice, some 80 websites belonging to a British tour operator, used for selling trips to Cuba, among other destinations.

'Scotland 'to get its own internet domain suffix' (Daily Telegraph)
The Scottish National Party not only wants to break up the Union, it has emerged that it is also seeking virtual independence in cyberspace.

'Max Mosley denies Nazi claims in orgy scandal (Times Online)
Max Mosley, the president of the FIA, has said that he spoke in German during a sado-masochistic orgy with five prostitutes not because he was fantasising about being a Nazi but because several of the prostitutes involved were German speakers.

'Amen, the Second Largest Webhost* in France, Partners with Comodo to Offer Merchants Highly ... (ThomasNet)
Comodo Products Will Be Offered to Amen's 150,000+ customers Jersey City, NJ February 28, 2008 - Comodo, a leading Certification Authority and Internet security company and Amen, one of Europe's leading webhosts announced a multi-year deal enabling Amen to offer Comodo's range of Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) based Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificates. Comodo's line of PKI-based SSL ...

'A Getty study of Rudofsky, 'virtuoso in the art of life' (Calendarlive.com)
If you've never heard of Bernard Rudofsky, the subject of a small, dense new show at the Getty Research Institute , you might start by asking your mother. She may know at least a little something about the primitive-chic Bernardo sandals he designed, which were made famous in the 1960s by Jackie Kennedy and other style mavens. If she belongs to a certain generation, she may have owned a pair.

'In Briefs (Vi?t Nam News)
HCM CITY ? The local gas price decreased by VND2,000 (US$0.12) per 12kg canister yesterday, according to some gas enterprises in HCM City. Following the decrease, some gas companies such as Sai Gon Petro, Vinagas and Gia Dinh gas agreed to cut down prices, while the State-owned Petrolimex did not.