You may experience temporary link outages as we finish uploading the new web site. We apologize for any inconvenience. A Chicago man was found murdered in his home over the weekend. Detectives at the scene found the man face down in his bathtub. The tub had been filled with milk and cornflakes, and a banana was sticking out of his ear.
Police suspect a cereal killer.
Create your Tags Submit to Search Sign Up MS plans 'Secure PC' that won't copy pirated audio files Microsoft's research division is busily inventing a mysterious beast called the Secure PC, which is designed to win hearts, minds and wallets in the recording industry by blocking unlicensed copying of digital music. We know that the Secure PC exists at least as a concept, because it's listed as a project of Microsoft research's cryptography group. Microsoft Research is currently running in an apparent bid to get the anti-piracy message across better. Record companies could release their records in an encrypted, unable to be copied Windows Media Audio format that would only work on the secure version of the Windows Media Player. A similar arrangement could be reached with the movie studios for film distribution.