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The games don't have nearly the marquee names as yesterday did, but there is a potential for some good games.... Did anyone catch the brawl in the walkway last night?

FOLLOWING DEATH THREAT AGAINST CHRISTIAN WRITER, TERROR SITE GETS RUN OUT OF HOUSTON AND MOVES TO CHICAGO Death Threat Remains on Lineby Jeremy Reynalds Executive Director Following extensive media coverage regarding the death threat (http://haganah.org.il/harchives/003608.html) against me posted on a radical Islamic bulletin board service (which remains on line), www.ansarnet.ws has now changed its Internet Service Provider. After being suspended, it has moved from the Houston-based Everyone's Internet (www.ev1.net) to the Chicago-based www.hostforweb.com Notice of Suspension of www.ansar.ws by its former Internet Service Provider www.ev1.net An e-mail to the company asking why they were hosting a well-known terror friendly site...

Islamists target Christian journalist on website Christian journalist and long-time friend of Internet Haganah, Jeremy Reynalds has been targeted for killing by Islamists on the Al Ansar forum (ansarnet.ws).The thread:www.ansarnet.ws/vb/showthread.php?t=27276In a thread on the Houston-based site, the person who ran the now-defunct mawsuat.com site starts by blaming Reynalds for the site's demise, posts a POBox address for Reynalds, and asks if anyone else has more information about him.In the discussion that follows, the Islamists first post Reynald's home address so that he might be "visited", then a picture of him and a wish that his ribs should be broken, and...

Hosting Anime's New Owners Apparently Pulling the Plug on Terror SitesJeremy Reynalds, JoyJunction, Nov. 16, 2004      It appears a shadowy internet service provider that showed many of the recent beheadings in Iraq, as well as the video of now decapitated British hostage Ken Bigley chained and in a cage begging for his life, is now changing for the better.        This message appears on many of the terror sites formerly hosted by Hosting Anime (sic). "This account has been suspended for (terms of service) violations. Hosting Anime is under new management and we will not be as tolerant...

The website which formerly held the Islamist beheading videos has been defaced by the hackers: "TeAmZ USA":                         TeAmZ USA  --- HaXin TeRroRiSts SeRvErZ OWnEd..... SECuRez u sErverz BITZ!!!!!!!!!!!!   HoSt Em?....... Watch out... wE B Cominz 4 U!!!  http://hostinganime.com/teamusa/

<p>August 22, 2002 -- A trusted Palestinian painter at Hebrew University planted the bomb in the cafeteria that killed nine people, including five Americans, Israeli authorities said yesterday.</p> <p>Mohammed Oudeh, of East Jerusalem, even returned the next day to the campus to clean up the damage - with no one the wiser until authorities yesterday smashed a 15-member Hamas terror cell.</p>

Psychotic Death Cult Photo Album Hamas member and aspiring suicide terrorist Taher Al-Ja'ara, posing with his mother, superimposed on a background of "paradise". Al-Ja'ara was elevated into martyrdom by Israeli forces on April 22, 2002. He was apparently responsible for the bombing of a bus at Emmanuel in December 2001 that killed 10. The Al-Qassam Brigade, the military wing of Hamas which has murdered and crippled hundreds of innocent people, has a website, at www.qassam.net . Each of the group's "martyr"s has a one page biography and a one page "album" of photographs. Every Al-Qassam member who is killed in...

Terrorism as a form of entertainment This week we're featuring images and movies from www.qassam.net, in honor of the ISP's attempt to block us from accessing the site. Today's 'episode' is The Road Bomb. It goes like this: first they bury a bomb in a road. Then they retreat to a nearby hillside with a video camera. When an Israel truck drives over the bomb, they blow it to pieces, killing the occupants, and capturing the whole thing on tape. The tape is broadcase on Arab television, and then is uploaded to their webside, so they can share it...

Hosting terror American ISPs lease space to Web sites of several listed terrorist organizations; At least one group is soliciting funds; Online civil rights foundation says companies are in tough situation By Matthew Baise SunSpot StaffOriginally published August 12, 2002 From a refurbished broom factory in the west end of Canton, an Internet Service Provider serves up one of the most prominent Web sites of Hezbollah, a group designated by the State Department as a terrorist organization . The site boasts of how the group "...used one of its own special types of resistance against the Zionist enemy that is...