Chinese hackers took over
NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab,
Inspector General reveals
Fox News

Chinese hackers gained control over NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in November, which could have allowed them delete sensitive files, add user accounts to mission-critical systems, upload hacking tools, and more -- all at a central repository of U.S. space technology, according to a report released Wednesday afternoon by the Office of the Inspector General.

That report revealed scant details of an ongoing investigation into the incident against the Pasadena, Calif., lab, noting only that cyberattacks against the JPL involved Chinese-based Internet Protocol (IP) addresses.

Paul K. Martin, NASA's inspector general, put his conclusions bluntly.

"The attackers had full functional control over these networks," he wrote.

JPL is a jewel in NASA's space technology crown.

Beyond a wealth of exploration programs, such as the recent GRAIL mission to study the moon and the upcoming Mars Science Laboratory, JPL manages the Deep Space Network, a network of antenna complexes on several continents that monitors both outer space and planet Earth.

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March 9, 2012
U.S. Extends Its Run of Strong Job Growth Another Month

By SHAILA DEWAN

In yet another sign of a strengthening recovery, the United States added 227,000 net jobs in February, the third consecutive month of gains over 200,000. The unemployment rate was unchanged from 8.3 percent in January, the Labor Department reported Friday, as nearly a half million people who had been staying on the sidelines rejoined the search for work.

The strong job growth numbers could bolster President Obama’s effort to make the case to voters that his economic policies are working. The Labor Department also said job gains in January and December were stronger than previously reported, revising them upward to 284,000 and 223,000 respectively.

Average wages, which many economists were watching closely, ticked up as well, from $23.28 an hour to $23.31 an hour, but still trailed inflation. If growth in hiring is accompanied by stronger growth in wages, it could be a sign that unemployment among qualified workers is dropping and that more of the remaining people looking for work are not well-suited for current vacancies.

The report followed a flurry of positive economic reports about the American economy, including a continued rise in consumer confidence and growing strength in the manufacturing sector.

Oh no, more bad news for deranged Obama hating conservatives:

Employment Gains Build Momentum
The economy continued one of its best stretches as the U.S. added 227,000 jobs in February and job creation in previous months was revised upward.

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So why aren't the conservatives at the WSJ telling it's readers that these are "LIES"?

Because the smart ones realize it. They do not have be ''told'' anything.

Like you, right?

Because the smart ones realize it.

You mean to tell me the conservatives at the WSJ believe all these "LIES"?