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The port of Dalian was operating normally for the most part on Tuesday in the aftermath of an oil pipeline explosion, Chinese officials have said.

The shipping operations that had been suspended were getting back to normal, except in the area around the terminal where crude oil is unloaded, Dalian Port Co. said in a written statement.

Dalian, located in northeastern China, is China's largest crude-receiving port.

According to an official, a Maryland state employee was put on administrative leave and may face further discipline for posting Social Security numbers on a Web site.

The Baltimore Sun reported on Monday that a spokeswoman for the state Department of Human Resources in Baltimore, Nancy Lineman, said there is no evidence the posting of Social Security numbers and other personal information of nearly 3,000 clients was used for identity theft, but affected clients will receive an offer of a year of credit monitoring.

Democrats face a harsh reality in mid-term elections. Politicians are known by their deeds and judged by the results.

It has been noted by many reports that no president since Franklin Roosevelt inherited a bigger mess than Barack Obama and Democrats in Congress have given him most of what he wants, the $787 billion stimulus package, including clean energy initiatives to create jobs; a free hand with Troubled Asset Relief Program money and healthcare and financial regulatory reforms.

The recent reports claim of release of overall set top box market that supposedly has grown over to two hundred million units last year.

It was further added that the market gave a further pump when over fifty million households worldwide were switching to digital TV and most of the people around had to migrate from the old analogue TV signal in exchange of the free to view digital service.

It was a report released by the government that the dates for the state government have been revised that pertains to users of rural areas.

Through a report regarding the meeting between the government and the major players within the broadband industry there was a mood shift when the already nothing pledging government informed that the Internet Service Providers (ISP) industry have the rights to make changes of their desire.

A study claims that over usage of memory loss.

It adheres to the term "use it or lose it" that comes with the study done by the life assistance company CPP.

It was found out by the study that respondents of the UK who rely more on their mobile and smart phones the chances of remembering vital numbers becomes more unlikely.