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Iran would consider ending higher level uranium enrichment, the most crucial part of its controversial nuclear activities, if world powers send Tehran nuclear fuel for a medical research reactor, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told reporters Friday.Addressing a packed press conference in a New York hotel, Ahmadinejad also said Iran was prepared to set a date for resumption of talks with six world powers to discuss Tehran s nuclear program, saying October would be the likely time for the two sides to meet.Freed Hiker Sarah Shourd Meets AhmadinejadAhma stanley cup spain dinejad also defended his remarks at stanley mug  the U.N. a day earlier in which he claimed most people in the world believe the United States was behind the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks and again challenged the United Nations to set up a commission to probe the attacks. I did not pass judgment, but don t you feel that the time has come to have a fact finding committee   Ahmadinejad asked.        Ahmadinejad said Iran had no interest in enriching uranium from around 3.5 percent to 20 percent purity but was forced to do so after the world power stanley bottle s refused to provide nuclear fuel that is needed for a Tehran reactor that produces medical isotopes for patients. He did not indicate that Iran would stop enriching at low levels.That level is far below the more than 90 percent purity needed to build a nuclear weapon, but U.S. officials have expressed concern Iran may be moving closer to an ability to reach weapons-grade level.Tehran began higher enrich Nrru Tyler Clementi came out before Rutgers, mom says
+ N* X0 K2 r, Z; K At the Black Hat security conference later this week, an Australian security researcher will reveal a method for wirelessly unlocking a car with nothing but some radio equipment and ingenuity. It   not an stanley flask  easy hack, and there are a lot of caveats. But it   certainly a lot easier than i stanley taza t should be. See for yourself.     Silvio Cesare, the car-hacking security researcher, explained the whole technique to Wired recently. It basically involves tricking the car into thinking that it   being unlocked with the standard wireless key fob, when really it   being pinged with a signal from a software-defined radio attached to a laptop. The radio first finds the frequency that the key fob is using and then cracks the specific mode of encryption using a brute force attack. As Cesare very clearly shows in a video of the exploit, the car pops open after a few keystrokes.  Again, this is not something the teenage kids down the street are going to start doing after school. First of all, it requires about $1,000 to buy the necessary radio, antenna, and amplifier. Then, the whole process of finding the right frequency and cracking the code can take up to two hours. And then  stanley kubek the attacker would also need to intercept the signal from the actual key fob in order to get a special car-specific portion of the code. That   a lot of equipment, and steps, and what-ifs. But it   not entirely improbable.If someone   parked their car in a garage overnight, som