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The Giant Phoenix Dust Storm, Explained

The massive storm that rushed across Phoenix last night with a wall of dust at least 5,000 feet high might look crazy, but the phenomenon is not all that uncommon in southern Arizona.

Phoenix Dust Storm Yields to Cleanup Effort

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Phoenix residents awoke Wednesday morning to a city layered with thick brown dust and widespread power failures after a massive wall of dust swept through the city on Tuesday night.
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Hackers Attack Apple Server

A group of hackers, known as AntiSec, claimed to have a list of 27 usernames and passwords taken from an SQL database from an online surveys hosted on an Apple Inc. Business Intelligence site on Sunday.
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Phoenix: Temperature hits 10-year high

The Phoenix metro recorded its hottest day of the year so far on Saturday. The temperature in Phoenix hit high of 118 degrees at Sky Harbor International Airport, breaking a 10-year-old record of 116 degrees recorded on July 2, 2001.
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What more to expect in Google Plus?

Google+ the search engine giant’s answer to challenge Facebook’s social media hegemony is finally here.
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Six new natural landmarks of United States named

The new national natural landmarks are Barfoot Park (Arizona), Golden Fossil Areas (Colorado), Hanging Lake (Colorado), Kahlotus Ridgetop (Washington), Round Top Butte (Medford, Oregon), and The Island (east-central Oregon).
Screen grab shows Lulz Security hacking group message regarding the senate website hack

Arizona Police Targeted Again in Cyber-attack

A hacking group on Wednesday posted Arizona law enforcement officers' personal details in an ongoing cyber attacks that has targeted government sites, banks and corporations around the world.
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Anonymous Picks Up Where LulzSec Left Off, Targeting Government Servers

After LulzSec announced its retirement after 50 days of lulz, or an Internet rampage, the flame of cyber war does not seem to be as active as it'd been. LulzSec apparently jumped back onto the boat of its old buddy, Anonymous, to continue sailing on the Operation Anti-Sec against the governments.
Sandy Carlberg, who stated her daughter had been profiled, holds a sign to protest in Atlanta

Georgia Immigration Law Partially Struck Down

A federal judge yesterday blocked two of the more stringent provisions of a new Georgia immigration law, saying they would have supplanted federal immigration laws.
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Four smartphone apps that cops don't like

A pair of documents among a cache of files that the hacking group LulzSec stole from the computers of the Arizona Department of Public Safety on Thursday, revealed how smartphones are used for activities like recording interactions with police and escaping speed traps.

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