Tokyo ward mistakenly e-mails citizens of earthquake
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A routine test of an earthquake information system in Tokyo  mistakenly notified citizens about an earthquake that hadn't occurred.
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The BBC News website has received many appeals for missing persons following the Asia earthquake disaster. Can you help?
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You shouldn't have said what you said in that errant message. Now how do you make amends?
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Japanese weather officials have been left red-faced after a computer glitch led to incorrect forecasts for the start of the cherry blossom season.
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A magnitude-6.6 earthquake struck just off the northwestern Japanese coast Monday morning, triggering a tsunami warning for the area, Japan's Meteorological Agency reported.
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A strong earthquake jolted northwestern Japan on Monday morning and caused buildings in the capital Tokyo to sway. The Meteorological Agency said small tsunamis as high as 20 inches were believed to have hit coasts in the area.
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If you've been around the net for a while you've been subscribed to a few thousand mailing lists.  I'm on a few big mailing lists now that host more than a few thousand users.  Sooner or later some guy on the list will go on vacation and instead of just letting email sit in their inbox he's nice enough to respond to all his email - with a form letter!  Usually in the shape of:  "I'm on vacation.  I'll be back in January."  Of course they're stupid enough to apply this to *every* folder in their inbox and so everytime someone posts or replies to the list this message is sent out to one of every three thousand posters.  We don't care if you're on vacation.  We don't care when you get back and  ...
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Text of report in English by Japanese news agency Kyodo Tokyo, Feb.
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A 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck off the Japanese coast on Monday, the U.S. Geological Survey reported, hours after another quake of similar strength killed at least seven people in Japan and triggered a small leak of radioactive materials from a nuclear plant.
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The Gazette corrects errors of fact in this space. If you find mistakes, please call 636-0266 during business hours.   The Page 2 calendar in Monday's Gazette had the wrong day for events occurring today, June 26.
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A strong earthquake rattled the Tokyo area early Wednesday, injuring nearly two dozen people, jarring buildings and temporarily disrupting train service, officials and media reports said.
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An overzealous spam filter led to an expensive mix-up for an Aurora, Colorado law firm that missed a court date when it missed an e-mail notification.
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Text of report in English by Japanese news agency Kyodo  Tokyo, Feb. 8 Kyodo - Mitsui and Co.
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Blog: A database shoots out an e-mail solicitation using the name of a friend in the hospital.
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Vermont officials are upset that a contractor hired by the state to help in the bidding process for new health care contracts accidentally posted the Social Security numbers of hundreds of health care workers online.
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A tsunami warning was issued for a group  of islands south of Tokyo on Wednesday after a strong  earthquake off Japan's eastern coast, and authorities urged  local residents to evacuate to higher ground.
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