Posted July 28, 2008 3:32 pm Filed under: Articles to remember , Elsewhere on the web This has been around a lot so it's probably not news to anyone, but I wanted to save this link so I can find it again.

It was the power of the Internet that propelled computer science professor Randy Pausch to fame around the world after his inspiring last lecture and helped launch his best-selling book.

Police have found the bodies of a missing Rhode Island couple in the septic tank in their yard.

An eastern Ohio man says he killed a black bear in self defense because the animal charged at him - but he's been charged with shooting an endangered animal.

For the English socialite worried about getting shot, oversize paramilitary gear simply won't do.

Iraqi sprinter Dana Hussein's dream to compete in the Olympics is over after the IOC banned the Iraqi team from competing in Beijing.

Pilot Captain John Francis Bartels views the damage to a Qantas Airways Boeing plane following an emergency landing at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila, Philippines.

Warner, who is not running for re-election this year, wrote to U.S. Secretary of Energy Sam Bodman, asking "at what speed is the typical vehicle traveling on America's highways today most fuel efficient?" ...

Randy Pausch died today. If you haven't heard The Last Lecture, do. It's a love story from Dr.

Randy Pausch , Carnegie Mellon computer science professor best known for his " last lecture ," died today after a 22-month battle with pancreatic cancer.