Homeless, With a New Loss: Identity
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If your identity is being used by someone else, then his overdose is not your business.
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Looking to stand out â or at least stay employed â in the current deteriorating economy? Judith Sills, a psychologist, suggests becoming your own brand.
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Breaking up your identity can be good for security No system works perfectly all the time, but for something as fundamental as being able to prove who you are and get access to what youâre supposed to be able to do, we need to set things up so thereâs a fall-back plan.â¦
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New Yorkers, especially around New  York City, and Californians, especially around Los Angeles, are  more likely to be targets of identity theft, according to a new  study.
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Despite the hoopla, most identity theft occurs offline. Also: Amazon uses video and GPS to create virtual tours of city businesses.... Rumors of SBC's bid to buy AT & #038;T & hellip;.  Plan to scan Arabic to preserve culture and aid intelligence & hellip;. and more.
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In our Notebook: Africa blog: the hardest part of implementing the new peace agreement is in identities.
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'Identity reconstruction' still possible Large databases do not adequately protect sensitive personal information, according to a statistics professor in the US, who says that individuals can still be identified despite attempts to anonymise them.â¦
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Behind the lens: A Times photographer's contemporaneous account from ground zero.
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Variations on identity theft that involve criminal records or medical histories give rise to their own special nightmares.
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A ll William Kim has left of his only son is a new kind of life after death: Daniel's electronic remains. A cellphone with its address book -- the father calls each number on the list, hoping to connect to someone who knows something. An instant-messaging account. Online game rooms, filled with...
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n October 1999, Diatra Hester-bey and three of her children began living in a homeless shelter on 41st Street. Then, in early March 2000, a worker at the shelter noticed that her youngest, 1-year-old Devon Rivers, was no longer with the ...
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MINNEAPOLIS - A homeless man with nowhere else to go says he went back to his old high school and posed as a student for three weeks, sitting in on classes, showering in the locker room and sleeping in the theater.
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Attorney Eric J. Sinrod finds that the facts belie the general belief that ID theft is rampant. Still, victory is a way off.
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Trying to make sense of what is left behind envelops "Dying City," Christopher Shinn's remarkable tale of loss and how two very different people handle their grief.
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By Debby Abe, The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash.  Feb. 12--A church and social service agency that assists recovering addicts, the homeless and other needy people plans to move from Parkland to a residential neighborhood on Tacoma's East Side, triggering an outcry from prospective neighbors.
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If incoming mail contains the word "identity" it goes to a mailbox I started in late 2004. It has over 7000 emails in it now. The majority of those are from the Identity Gang list. The Identity Gang got its name when it first met informally on the December 31, 2004 edition of Gillmor Gang. I've lost track of how many workshops and meetings and other exercizes in convergence we've had, but the progress continues to be amazing. I just looked at what Eric Norlin of IDG wrote here, then at what Scott Kveton of JanRain wrote here then at what Kim Cameron of Microsoft wrote here &#151; to pick just three out of countless posts, all connected somehow. You can see the progress in just one month. This observation comes in the midst of thinking about a form of  Vendor Relationship Management that has the same initials as CRM, but a different meaning: Creator Relationship Management. I would like to relate to creators in a better, less intermediated way.
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To: STATE EDITORS  Contact: Meghan Edwards, of Identity PR, for Digital 10 Network, +1-248-258-2333, or medwards@identitypr.com   FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich., Feb.