Syria "was and remains the main supporter of the Palestinian terror groups who daily try to carry out terrorism against the state of Israel. In my opinion, this is not a foundation on which it is possible to hold peace negotiations," Israeli PM Olmert says.

In a world that is becoming boundary-less, thanks to the internet, it seems that everything is becoming mobile. Remember the days when the cordless phone was limited to a mere 900 MHz, well those days are over, and thus so are the days of the stationary keyboard and mouse. It is not surprising that these items have now been given a 2.4GHz range, as a mobile office is the new generation in workspaces.

After going 8-1, the Jazz dropped two games in a row. On Saturday, the Jazz lost at home to the Miami Heat 100-94. Yesterday, the Jazz suffered their second straight loss. This time it was on the road playing against the Clippers.

The No. 1 registrar of domain names worldwide, today announced that it has added to its family of Windows and Linux web hosting plans, a low-priced, feature-rich Windows-based hosting package.

Alonzo Morning has filled in admirably for the injured Shaq helping the Heat to a record of 4-3. At the beginning of the season nobody figured that the Heat will be only one point over .500, but then Shaq went down against Indiana. The Heat are also missing James Posey, another projected member of their starting five.

The UN Ad-hoc Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities has agreed to adopt a Convention after five years of intense negotiations at the UN Headquarters. The convention, a set of recommendations, is to support the world`s handicapped.

Relatives of John Mark Karr, the man accused of killing JonBenet Ramsey, are trying to raise money for his defense by offering book and film rights to the family`s story. Karr`s family says he was in Georgia during the murder of JonBenet Ramsey, which took place in Boulder, Colorado. He has confessed to the crime.

One of twenty-three al-Qaeda prisoners who escaped from a prison in Yemen a couple of months ago has turned himself into authorities. State-run Saba news agency in Yemen has reported that one "Hazam Saleh Majali" surrendered sometime in the past two days.

Apple Computer has become recently very protective over the word "pod." At least two companies had included the word "pod" in their product titles, which can be brought in connection with its iPod digital-music players.

Two San Francisco Chronicle reporters are awaiting a Federal Court decision, which will either send them to prison or give them a lighter punishment for refusing to testify about who leaked them secret grand jury testimony from Barry Bonds and other elite athletes.

American researchers developed the drug CX717, which substantially improves memory, and may be used to treat Alzheimer`s disease and other neurological diseases, the New Scientist reported in its latest issue.

The American candy and snack manufacturer Hershey`s, marketer of the Kisses, Reese`s and Hershey`s brands, and the South Korean Confectionary, Lotte will begin a joint venture to manufacture $80 million worth of chocolate in China, in an attempt to penetrate the colossal market.

Military action, that spreads, likely would cause more than a few ripples in our globalized world. There are still analysts, though, who think that the North Korean ?crisis? has been a welcome break from tensions from other Big Baddy on the Block, Iran.

Arizona Cardinals have reached an agreement with Matt Leinart a six-year contract was signed Monday night between the two parties. According to Leinart`s agent, the rookie might enjoy up to $51 million and as of now guaranteed $14 million.

A new independent film, `The Perfect Stranger`, based on the bestselling Random House/Waterbrook Press novel, `Dinner With a Perfect Stranger` by David Gregory, began screening in theaters on October 28th, in select cities across the Midwest.