You can also check out the movie trailers here.

It’s Star Trek the way you never saw it before.

In cinemas on May 8. The official movie web site is available here.

What do you think?

Edited on April 8, 2009 to change the video link as the old one didn’t work anymore.
Edited on April 4, 2011 to include the link to the campaign website.

For a while, he kept the animal away by buying a generator, lighting up the area, and playing thumping Serbian turbo-folk music.

But when the generator ran out of power and the music fell silent, the bear was back…

More than 70% of people would reveal their computer password in exchange for a bar of chocolate, a survey has found.

This is completely unbelievable! Most of the time, passwords are the only thing protecting us from identity theft. There is a reason there are so many articles on the internet that deal with strong passwords. You should do your best to have one, and then you should do your best to keep it to yourself.

You should N E V E R share your passwords with other people. If you do, con-artists could steal your identity.

[And results of an identity theft] can be far-reaching, difficult to rectify, and financially devastating.

Armed with your credit card information, fraudsters could charge thousands of dollars to your account before you ever see a statement from your credit card company. They can open new credit card accounts in your name.

Using your identity, they can open a bank account and write bad checks on that account. They can authorize electronic transfers in your name, draining your bank account. To avoid legal action against debts they’ve incurred using your identity, they might even file for bankruptcy under your name.

They can take out a loan, buy a car, and get a driver’s license — all in your name. They may use your name to get a job or file fraudulent tax returns. And if they’re arrested, they may give your name to the police and fail to show up for their court date. Then, a warrant for an arrest is issued — in your name. (Yahoo! Security Center)

The article raises several interesting questions and a privacy issue. Even though the need for privacy is a part of human nature, sometimes people want to share parts of their private lives, but only with some people. For example party pictures: a lot of people would share them with friends, but only a few with employers or parents. By forcing their kids to be their ‘friends’, parents might be forcing their kids to reveal those pictures, and that’s a clear violation of privacy.

Photo courteously of libizblog.wordpress.com.

The huge gathering was a “people’s parliament”, said Branko Kovacevic, chancellor of the university of Belgrade, when he addressed the enormous crowd of Serbs who came out in a peaceful protest yesterday. Yet today, the reports are all of the thugs who took advantage of a thinly spread police presence to create mayhem.

But this should not tar the event. To all of us who value free expression, liberty, responsible citizenship, democracy and freedom, it was a truly inspirational day and proof, if ever it was needed, that Serbia deserves to be treated as an equal in the European family.

With respect to Mr. Tosic, I don’t understand how “mayhem” and “responsible citizenship” can go together. I admit that torching an embassy can be regarded as “free expression”, but I fail to realize how can such a display of violence serve as a proof “that Serbia deserves to be treated as an equal in the European family.” Pardon my possible ignorance, but I don’t remember reading about torched embassies in EU countries.