The information was obtained by hacking into government and military servers, and was posted on a technology blog.

It included ID card numbers, addresses, telephone numbers and academic records.

The hacker left a message saying the aim was to demonstrate the poor level of data protection in Chile, says the newspaper which uncovered the story.

El Mercurio newspaper reports that the data came from computer servers at the education ministry, the military and the electoral service.

It was posted on the forum of a Chilean blog dedicated to technology issues, but was quickly removed by site’s administrators, who contacted the police.

Terry dislocated his elbow and Droga suffered a knee problem in the 1-1 draw with Bolton as Manchester United clinched the title with a win at Wigan.

But both are hopeful they will be fit to face United in Moscow on 21 May.

Terry insists he will play, but Chelsea boss Avram Grant said: “Drogba doesn’t look so good, we’ll have to wait.”

Chelsea captain Terry was stretchered off after a collision with goalkeeper Petr Cech after only 11 minutes at Stamford Bridge and said: “I should be fit for Moscow, fingers crossed.”

An article in the amNew York newspaper quoted the editor of Laptop magazine as saying that Opera has a reputation for being ‘problem prone’.

“‘The main competitors, Opera and Internet Explorer, have a reputation for being more problem-prone and Firefox is already very popular with consumers’, said Sarah Anderson, editor of Laptop magazine.”

But Dallas native Lela Rose understands completely.

“Texas is really Jenna’s home. She really identifies with it,” said Rose, who is designing dresses for 15 women and the flower girl in the Bush wedding party. “Texas just draws you back all the time. I’ve been in New York for 17 years, and I still am a Texan. Texas is always in your blood.”

As details dribble out about the May 10 nuptials, it seems clear that the 26-year-old first daughter is doing her wedding her way, with a lot of help from her mother, first lady Laura Bush – and all without a wedding planner.

When Jenna made an appearance on NBC’s Today this week, she told viewers that a White House wedding was too glamorous for her tastes. “I’m more of an outdoor girl,”she said.

Jenna and Henry Hager, a 29-year-old University of Virginia MBA student and son of a former Virginia lieutenant governor, will exchange vows under a tent at 7:30 p.m. to minimize the Texas heat. A seated dinner and dancing will follow. The guest list of 200 is limited to family and close friends.

“It will be lovely and private and simple,” Laura Bush said on Today. “We hope all the wildflowers will be blooming.”

The mother-daughter TV appearance kicked off a nine-city tour to promote a new children’s book, Read All About It! (HarperCollins Children’s Books, $17.99) co-authored by the first lady and Jenna. The tour will end May 1, a scant 10 days before the wedding, when the duo appears at a book signing at Barnes and Noble in The Woodlands.

“I guess it says maybe we’re crazy,” Jenna said, referring to the hectic schedule.

Its “data availability” project will let members share public profile information with Yahoo, Twitter, eBay and Photobucket.

In the past sites like MySpace have locked users into their own site and jealously guarded member’s content.

“The walls around the garden are coming down,” says MySpace boss Chris DeWolfe.

The deal means that anyone with a MySpace profile can now share content with any web site. That includes things like photos, video, public profile information, friends’ lists and text.

MySpace claims their initiative “throws open the doors to traditionally closed networks by putting users in the driver’s seat of their data and web identity”.