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Sujetos desconocidos lanzaron una granada contra las instalaciones de Televisa en Nuevo Laredo, que al estallar dañó dos vehículos.

El senador Jorge Ocejo se impuso al colombiano Efraín Cepeda, con lo que AN seguirá al frente de la Organización Demócrata Cristiana de América.

Autoridades estatales reportaron que entre la noche noche del jueves y el viernes, en la ciudad fronteriza se registraron siete asesinatos.

PALMDALE, Calif.—A huge wildfire in the high desert wilderness north of Los Angeles jumped an aqueduct on Friday, rushing toward hundreds of houses as firefighters also tried to keep flames from damaging power lines that bring electricity to Southern California.

Marca "Chicharito" Hernández primer gol para "el Rebaño Sagrado".

drbutts writes "The Toronto Star has an interesting story on how they are securing DNS: 'It's housed in two high-security facilities separated by the North American landmass. The one authenticated map of the Internet. Were it to be lost — either through a catastrophic physical or cyber attack — it could be recreated by seven individuals spread around the globe. One of them is Ottawa's Norm Ritchie. Ritchie was recently chosen to hold one of seven smartcards that can rebuild the root key that underpins this system' called DNSSEC (Domain Name System Security Extensions). In essence, these seven can rebuild the architecture that allows users to know for certain where they are and where they are going when navigating the Web."

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In $660M deal, studio will still distribute Miramax movies for up to a year, reports say

Tres agentes municipales y dos estatales asesinados así como 4 heridos es el saldo del ataque de un comando a Policía Municipal de Ciudad Valles.

La dependencia también reportó que México registró en junio un déficit de 97 mil 876 millones de pesos en sus finanzas públicas.

Los goles del triunfo fueron obra del argentino Lucas Lobos, al minuto 37, así como de Francisco Acuña, al 41.

LOS ANGELES—A deadly gas explosion obliterated an industrial building with such violent force Friday that a worker was hurled into the street, car windows were shattered and a survivor had his hair singed in the inferno.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—Wade Davis shrugged off a rocky start to pitch seven innings and Matt Joyce hit a three-run homer Friday night to lead the surging Tampa Bay Rays over the New York Yankees 3-2.

Mario Carrasco Coronel, sobrino del extinto Nacho Coronel, murió durante un operativo militar realizado hoy en Jalisco, informó la Sedena.

Las pinturas recuperadas son "La gorda fumando" (de unos 132 mil dólares), de Botero, y "La virgen del Carmen" (de unos 168 mil 400 dólares), de Manzur.

Hugh Pickens writes "The NY Times covers a report released by the National Research Council, which says the ability of the US to identify the source of a nuclear weapon used in a terrorist attack is fragile and eroding. The goals of the highly specialized detective work, known as nuclear attribution, is to clarify options for retaliation and to deter terrorists by letting them know that nuclear devices have fingerprints that atomic specialists can find and trace. 'Although US nuclear forensics capabilities are substantial and can be improved, right now they are fragile, under-resourced and, in some respects, deteriorating,' the report warns. 'Without strong leadership, careful planning and additional funds, these capabilities will decline.' The report calls on the federal government to take steps to strengthen its forensic capabilities and argues for the necessity of better planning, more robust budgets, clearer lines of authority and more realistic exercises."

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Carrasco Coronel era sobrino y posible sucesor del extinto "Nacho Coronel".

En el marco del plagio a periodistas y el caso del penal de Gómez Palacio, el Gobernador Ismael Hernández se reunió con corporaciones de seguridad.

La Sedena informó que para evitar ser detenido, Mario Carrasco Coronel, alias El Gallo, hirió a un militar en la colonia Rinconada de los Novelistas, en Guadalajara.

La presentación del cantautor estaba programada para hoy viernes en el ex Convento de San Juan Bautista, municipio de Yecapixtla.

Channard writes "While there have been occasional reports of previous PS3 firmware upgrades causing system crashes and so forth, Sony's new firmware upgrade for the system, 3.41, is apparently stopping PS3 owners from upgrading their hard disks. This problem has been encountered by many users on Sony's forums and occurs when you try to put a new hard disk into a PS3 that already has the firmware upgrade installed. The general course of action for upgrading a PS3's drive is that you download the latest PS3 firmware onto a memory stick and, after swapping the hard drive in the PS3, plug the stick in, allowing the PS3 to properly prepare the disk for use. But as of upgrade 3.41, the PS3 fails to recognize the firmware on the stick, complaining that it can't proceed until you insert the correct firmware. Repeating the process and re-downloading the firmware does not fix the problem, as I can confirm, having encountered the problem myself. Users can put the old hard disk back in, provided they've not reformatted it for some other purpose, so all is not lost. Sony have apparently told gaming website CVG that 'The information available to our Consumer Services Department does not suggest that this is a problem PlayStation owners are likely to experience when upgrading the HDD with 3.41 update.' This seems to fly in the face of the currently available information — although whether or not this statement was issued by Kevin Butler is unclear. Either way, PS3 owners encountering this problem will likely have to wait a few days for a fix and use their old HDDs for now."

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