Friday, April 15, 2011

Burkina Faso's President Blaise Compaore Flees from Mutiny

Jeu bladders military officials, according to sources Con Ole Bar, Wagga Wagga Ziniaré two to thirty km away to return to home, last night's presidential palace has been abandoned.

Must pay a housing allowance is driven by dozens of his security troops after the shootout Thursday night after the riot, ulryeopeojin the capital of Burkina Faso.

The uprising began Friday in the barracks of security is extended to 3 other large military camp in the capital. Rebels firing away with their atrocities in the air is locked in, AFP wire service reporter, according to the statement.
Military sources close to the president as Yantai qualified Ole Bar President General Diendiéré Dominican Con jeu bladders, Chief of Staff pointed out that the house was burned.

I, myself, the original captain, bladders jeu Con Ole Bar in the blood of the coup, took power in 1987 after 24 years at the head of Burkina Faso is staying. The president re-elected in November last year, has strongly opposed the proposal.

Burkina Faso shares simply, social injustice, justice, and Bali, rising cost of claims due to the diversity of reasons, ranging from students to find peace in popular military police uncomfortable.

Thursday, April 14, 2011

Wordpress Servers Being Hacked

The title of the writing on the blog's "Security Incident". It is important, because the author is Matt Mullenweg, founder of WordPress, and is written in the official WordPress blog. In short, Automattic.com servers, which store data a number of services such as WordPress, Mullenweg burglarized and decided to be honest to the public.

On her blog, Mullenweg said, burglary to a number of servers Automattic occurred on Wednesday (13 / 4). He said the burglary was categorized "low-level (root) break-ins". That is, there is potential for anything on the server is accessed by the breaker.

For WordPress users, this is certainly not encouraging. In addition to WordPress, Automattic servers also store the codes and data partners such as Akismet, Gravatar, and others.

Automattic already studying how the burglary was carried out, and as far as what information is exposed to the breaker. And, "We have secured the entrance used by the accessor," says Mullenweg.

Mullenweg added, it considers the source code they have been exposed and copied. "A lot of our code is Open Source, but there are some sensitive parts of our code and our partners," he said. However, based on a thorough examination and audit system, the information exposed to the breaker apparently are limited.

Based on that, Mullenweg had no specific advice to users, in addition to again remind the basic security measures: use strong passwords, use different passwords for different sites, and if there has used the same password at other sites, replace password with the safer .

"We have taken preventive steps for a similar incident does not happen again," says Mullenweg.

Openness Mullenweg was welcomed by users. On page commentary, written a number of positive feedback, which in essence still felt confidence with WordPress because they are open.

The question: whether this burglary can only affect the blog at WordPress.com only, or also to WordPress which is stored on another server, such as personal blogs? Matt Mullenweg said, "Defrauding involves WordPress.org sites also, but not to the WordPress software that you have saved elsewhere."

Courtney Cox | what happened at Disney World?

Courtney Cox told Letterman that David Arquette really are doing a lot better these days, and a trip to Disney World with their daughter Coco just adds some proof.

Cox was on “The Late Show with David Letterman” last night, and admitted to Letterman that the two are so close, Arquette actually tried to hit on her:

“He did try to hit on me, yeah…He hit pretty hard, and I said, ‘You know, you don’t have the Fast Pass right now. Not to that ride!’ “

The Cougar Town star says that oddly enough, the pair are “kind of the best we’ve ever been,” because they’ve had to be so honest with each other.

“I was by his house the other day…and I saw that everything is looking the way he would like it to look, as opposed to the way I would like it to look. And I just said, ‘Look, when you end up with one of those girls, if we don’t make it, can I come over and just organize the drawers a little bit? Just keep it the way it was?’ “

As for their future together, Cox said,

“I don’t know what’s going to happen. I really don’t. I’m sure this decision needs to be made at some point, but we’re getting along so well that I hate to rock the boat. I really do.”

Arquette seemed to go somewhat another route with his storytelling, however.  The actor, who is now 100 days sober, mind you, appeared on Howard Stern’s show to do a little more graphic kiss and telling, saying:

“Listen, I tried to f**k her, and she doesn’t even want me…Oh, that’s probably something I shouldn’t have said”

Arquette claims that despite his pleas to make the happiest place on earth “happier”, he didn’t get too far:

“A little bit. It was like we were … eighth graders. Seventh graders,”

The conversation then turned to Cox’s getaway with “Cougar Town” costar Josh Hopkins, and Arquette claims there’s no truth to rumors that the pair are in a relationship.

“We have a really super f**king honest relationship and [a relationship with Hopkins] would have come up…One hundred percent she’s not [sleeping with him].”

Well, David, hopefully you didn’t rock the boat too much with your vulgarity…I wish you luck, my friend.

Sunday, March 6, 2011

The Big 12 Basketball Tournament Schedule 2011

After the Big 12 basketball Tournament action today, Colorado 12 # 5 seed in the tournament and was held ... What Iowa, to face the third time will Buffs. Believe it or not, bad as Missouri played down the stretch, I was hoping to Iowa, the Tigers would play songs. I win money in Iowa, but my part in this game gives the cubic Iowa feels like it, and it's difficult to lose twice in a row that a team.

What are your thoughts? You see who and how to play Iowa and Colorado, do you like about their chances?

We get closer to the game in this game more. Wednesday, 9 14:00 tip-off games will be 3 months, CT

Big 12 basketball tournament bracket 2011 is set to stone. No. 1 seed, he took a while to back up, but first, the Kansas governor's 2011 Big 12 basketball Tournament tournament is scheduled to lead. It's a bit of time
 Texas looked like a painter in the Field House after the Jayhawks will stand. Longhorns, but what ties them - Jayhawks rest not on findings from the finish line. The reason the Big 12 basketball tournament bracket 2011 NCAA No. 1 seed Kansas, the other a chance to block, and another conference crown.

Boston College (noon, ESPN3) Wake Forest at: BC probably in the NCAA tournament this season is over now, but if they lose at Wake Forest a terrible team, they will. For the victory of Christ here is to block all of the items is not enough. At least in the ACC tournament to win a game. They are already locked in last place in the ACC - Wake Forest is nothing to your self-esteem.

Big 12 Conference basketball tournament schedule announced after the last day of work. Kansas, Missouri, taking down at home after winning the Big 12 basketballTournament  title at the end of the other ranks number two. .

In Minnesota, Penn shares (13:00 Big ten Network): Penn State all in the vicinity of the Holocaust makeseoitda bubble, was moved on Saturday, but they can still do many things. Here's victory over Minnesota despite their large heat the remaining work must be done in competition. As for Minnesota, they are, but a stronger non-conference stand out any bubbles are likely to resume their 6-11 record of ten is a killer. Expand its scope and the jury, even if a weak bladder, 7-11 Big ten team's hard to see adopted. Of course, the air bubbles in Minnesota bujihal life to the hope that they'll be able to win here. Penn State beats the big ten tournament, big ten tournament seeded 6-7 at the end of one of the seeds can be more.

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Selena Gomez Punched in The Face When leaving Justin's 17th birthday party

Selena Gomez claims has received online threats (email)from fans who adore her boyfriend, Justin Bieber, but have haters taken things a step further?

Rumors started on Twitter Wednesday that Selena Gomez punched in face by a fan after photos surfaced of the Disney star covering her face and what appeared to be a fat lip. The topic #sorryjustin started trending on Twitter, and in no time, word quickly spread that Gomez was hit by a jealous Bieber fan.

Justin Bieber makes girls go crazy and scream. According to recent internet rumors, some of his fans may have gone a little too crazy.

After receiving threats from Bieber fans, the pop idol's girlfriend, Selena Gomez, was also rumored to have been punched in the face by one, reports People magazine.

The rumors stemmed from paparazzi photos showing Gomez covering what appears to be a fat lip.

However, a rep for Gomez told People that there is "absolutely no truth" to the rumors.

Who Punched Selena Gomez?

Who punched Selena Gomez? Watch the picture and photo below, Selena Gomez gets punched in the face when leaving Justin Bieber 17th birthday party at Maggiano’s Restaurant. So who punched Selena Gomez? The suspect is believed as one of Justin Bieber fans..

March 2nd, Texas Independence Day

Today March 2nd, 201. 175 years ago, Texas officially declared itself independent from Mexican rule. In 1845, Texas became an official US State. I have only been to Texas once but I can tell you that is a beautiful part of this country and is home to a fabulous cuisine. The influence of Mexican flavors is widely evident on menus and in home cooking around the state which is where the term Tex-Mex comes from. Texan food with a Mexican flair. We have a whole bunch of delicious Tex-Mex recipes at The Family Kitchen and they are perfect for any Texas Independence Day celebration. I am also sure there are a lot of Tex-Mex recipes we haven’t written about yet.

A handwritten document proclaiming Texas was freeing itself from rule by Mexico is 175 years old.

Wednesday was Texas Independence Day. It was March 2, 1836, when historians believe the original and five copies of the declaration were made and signed.

Only the original remains. The pages are on a now rare public display into April at the Texas Archives and Library in Austin.

Texas became a U.S. state in 1845.

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Windows Internet Explorer PCs have been under siege for 20 years of innovative Windows malware


Ingenuity to nefarious ends: The evolution of groundbreaking Windows malware sheds light on what's to come

   Windows PCs have been under siege for 20 years. What a difference those two decades make.

Back when Windows was young, viruses scampered from system to system, when Windows was young.Occasionally deleting files, which could almost always be retrieved and putting up dialog boxes with inscrutable contents, like the numeral 1. Nowadays, Windows malware locks up your data and holds it for ransom. It manipulates your PC into launching attacks, mines files for credit card numbers and passwords, and sets nuclear centrifuges to whirl with wild abandon nasty stuff.

" Windows 7 is making huge inroads into business IT. But with it comes new security threats and security methods. InfoWorld's expert contributors show you how to secure the new OS in the "Windows 7 Security Deep Dive" PDF guide. "

Along the way, Windows malware has spawned several billion-dollar antivirus companies, inspired enough articles to fill the Library of Alexandria, created jobs for many tens of thousands of security professionals, and caused more than half a billion king-size headaches.

These pesky programs didn't morph from toddler to kickfighter overnight. There's been a clear succession, with the means, methods, and goals changing definitively over time. As with any technology, innovative thinking points the way forward. Here's a look at how ingenuity to nefarious ends has transformed Windows hacking into a multi-billion-dollar industry, and where the Windows mailware trail points to the future.

The early rogue's gallery

Some of the most innovative and (still) pervasive malware techniques arrived at the dawn of Windows, with the years leading up to Windows 3.0 setting a strong foundation for Windows-specific malware to come.

Take, for example, VirDem, the first virus to infect an executable file. Ralf Burger created the virus in Germany in 1986 by sticking a self-replicating program at the front of a COM file and moving the original instructions to the end. This was soon followed by Cascade, which appeared in 1987 as the first virus that used encryption to disguise itself. Unfortunately, the encrypting routine was the same in all infected files, so scanners picked it up easily. #Fail.

GhostBalls (the code states proudly "Product of Iceland / Copyright © 1989") combined two infection techniques, creating the first multipartite or blended threat virus. GhostBalls attaches itself to COM files and spreads by copying itself to other COM files, but it also looks for a diskette in the A: drive and, if found, copies a modified boot sector virus onto the diskette.

Overcoming Cascade's congenital defect, in 1990 Mark Washburn came up with 1260, the first polymorphic virus. Polymorphic viruses change each time they're encrypted -- often altering the encrypting routine itself -- making detection considerably more difficult.

Flying below the radar was the modus operandi of two other viruses launched in 1990, Frodo and Whale, which both became known as stealth viruses because they took great care to hide themselves. Frodo made Windows lie about the size of infected COM files so that they appeared as if they weren't infected. Whale -- at 9KB, the largest virus to date -- used the Frodo technique to hide its size and the 1260 shtick to change itself. Neither program infected much of anything, but both excelled at staying hidden.

Twenty years later, the Windows malware pantheon runs chock-full of infected executables, multipartite, polymorphic, and stealth techniques.

The rise of Microsoft macro viruses

Windows 3.0 hit the ground running on May 22, 1990, and soon the platform would go gangbusters. With the exception of Michelangelo, a garden-variety boot sector virus that took out Windows machines, injected the phrase "computer virus" into almost every language on earth, and helped substantiate the lucrative antivirus industry, virus innovation stagnated. Then in the summer of 1995, an epiphany: Somebody -- we still don't know who -- wrote a very simple macro virus using WordBasic, the macro language behind Microsoft Word.

Documents infected with this virus, when opened using Word 6, add four macros to Word's default template, NORMAL.DOT, which then infects any subsequent Word document you save. The macro has a harmless payload, which displays an odd dialog box with the numeral 1. The macro code contains the text "That's enough to prove my point" -- thus, the name Concept.

The floodgates burst. In late August 1995, several Microsoft employees told me that more than 80 percent of all PCs on Microsoft's Redmond campus were infected by Concept, which spread across the world in a matter of weeks. Antivirus companies scrambled, trying to protect against this completely new attack vector, and virus writers, aided by macro virus construction kits widely distributed in 1996, had a field day. Word took the initial beating, but then Excel spreadsheets came under attack, first with Laroux, then with a deluge of more than 1,000 macro viruses.

Microsoft shored up security in Office 97, but virus writers quickly figured out how to get around the controls, and many old viruses automatically converted over to the new system, using Microsoft's automatic upgrade tools. The tide didn't shift until antivirus vendors started to get the upper hand, primarily by brute force, and Microsoft finally made infection more difficult in Office 2000. Even so, Word and Excel macro attacks remained an omnipresent part of the malware landscape until Microsoft finally changed the default file formats in Office 2007.

The end of the century: Communications attacks

Windows-specific malware entered the big time when a Taiwanese programmer, Chen Ing Hau, created CIH (aka Chernobyl), thereby taking stealth infection to a new height.

Using the vagaries of the Portable Executable file format, CIH tucked itself into the parts of an EXE file between the major sections, infecting files without changing their size. Those unlucky enough to have these interstitial infections on Windows 95, 98, or ME systems woke up on April 26, 1999, with bricked PCs. CIH was a devastating virus, but it didn't spread readily.

Email emerged as a potent delivery mechanism -- a point not missed by miscreants whose Good Times hoax ("if you read a message with the subject 'Good Times' your hard drive will be destroyed") scared millions.

The next big jump in malware technology arrived as fireworks, emblazoned on a window entitled "Happy New Year 1999!" Happy99, aka SKA, infects by hijacking a Windows program, taking over the communications program Wsock32.dll. If you send a message from an infected machine, the bogus Wsock32.dll delivers the message, but then shoots out a second, blank message to the same recipient with an attached file, usually called Happy.exe. If the recipient double-clicks on the file, they're greeted with a fireworks display -- and a nasty infection.

Prior to Happy99, other malware hooked into Windows using the same sort of technique, but Happy99 had the foresight to take over the communications routine; thus, it spread prolifically. Adding to the potency: Microsoft stopped showing filename extensions starting with Windows 95, so most users receiving the Happy99.exe file only saw the name "Happy99" -- and all too frequently clicked on it.

David L. Smith, of New Jersey, wrote Melissa, a Word macro virus that scans an infected PC's Outlook address book and sends copies of itself to the first 50 entries. It was the first successful incarnation of many Windows spam-generating viruses.

Melissa was so prolific it brought down Exchange Servers all over the world on March 26, 1999. CERT says that one server received 32,000 copies of Melissa in 45 minutes. Mr. Smith served 20 months in a federal prison for his efforts. Several months later, another destructive virus, ExploreZip, also used the Outlook address book to propagate; it had a nasty habit of deleting Office documents by overwriting them.

The end of the 20th century saw malware writers take advantage of Visual Basic Script running the Windows Script Host, a combination that would become wildly successful in ensuing years.

The BubbleBoy virus presented the first generally successful drive-by attack. If someone sent you an infected message -- no attached file necessary -- and you opened the message in Outlook or previewed it in Outlook Express, you got zapped. BubbleBoy took advantage of HTML and Outlook's propensity to run embedded Visual Basic scripts without warning.

The root of the problem? In those days, Outlook used Internet Explorer to display HTML-based emails. Even though you never saw IE in action, it was there, lurking in the background, running VBS programs without permission. Years later, the Klez worm used the same approach, but with a different security hole.

On May 5, 2000, the ILOVEYOU worm hit, and PCs will never be the same. A remarkably effective demonstration of social engineering techniques that drive malware today, the infected file arrived attached to a message. The message's subject: ILOVEYOU, and the attachment was called LOVE-LETTER-FOR-YOU.TXT.vbs. Since Windows hid the .vbs filename extension, many people (including, it's rumored, one very senior Microsoft executive) double-clicked on what appeared to be a TXT file and shot themselves in the foot -- the same fatal flaw that took many by surprise with the Happy99 worm.

ILOVEYOU overwrites many different kinds of files and then rifles the Outlook address book, sending copies of itself to every address, much like Melissa. It started spreading on May 4, 2000. By May 13, 50 million PCs were infected.

Several hugely successful malware attacks followed in ILOVEYOU's technological footsteps. In 2001, the Anna Kournikova worm arrived in an email attachment called AnnaKournikova.jpg.vbs. Sircam grabbed a Word or Excel file on the infected PC and sent out infected versions of the file using the same technique. Many confidential files went out to unexpected recipients. Sircam also spread by copying itself onto network shares.

Beginning of the botnet

Not content to merely distribute malware over the Internet, enterprising programmers started working on ways to control Windows PCs directly using the Internet.

In December 1999, a Brazilian programmer who uses the name Vecna unleashed a new Trojan called Babylonia. While incorporating CIH-style interstitial infection and Happy99-style Winsock replacement, Babylonia brought an important new capability to the malware gene pool: It phoned home, once a minute, and updated itself if a newer version is available.

While its authors claim BackOrifice wasn't invented to subvert systems, it certainly offered that capability on Windows 95 and 98 systems. Much like today's botnet controllers, BackOrifice provides remote control -- the ability to run one PC from another, over the Internet. BackOrifice isn't a virus; rather, it's a payload waiting to be deposited by a virus or a Trojan.

The Sobig worm created the first commercially successful spam-generating botnet, and it did so through infected email attachments. At one point, 1 out of 20 email messages on the Internet contained a Sobig.f infected attachment. Sobig harvested email addresses from files on the infected computer.

Cracking into Windows

By 2001, most malware spread by sending infected files over the Internet or by dropping infected files on network shares. That year, malware writers expanded their horizons by aiming directly for security holes in Windows itself. They also jumped up several levels in sophistication. No longer intent on destroying data or playing pranks, some malware writers turned their considerable talents to making money.

CodeRed infamously infected more than 300,000 Windows Servers, using a buffer overflow to take control of IIS and deface websites on the infected server. CodeRed-infected machines send out buffer overflow packets to random machines on the Internet in a spray attack. Microsoft patched the hole a month before CodeRed appeared, but admins didn't apply the patches quickly enough. A complete rewrite, CodeRed II, not only engaged in spray attacks, it also attacked local machines.

Then Nimda took the cake. It used five different infection vectors: a blended threat of the first degree. Nimda infects with email attachments. It infects unprotected network shares. It tries to take down websites. It goes after servers in CodeRed-style. And it can use backdoors left behind by CodeRed.

SQL Slammer ricocheted across the Internet in 2003, infecting 75,000 machines in its first 10 minutes, knocking out wide swathes of the Internet. The worm exploited a security hole in SQL Server and SQL Desktop Engine, which had been patched six months previously. It doesn't put a copy of itself on a hard drive, preferring to simply stay memory resident: Reboot an infected machine, and it isn't infected any more.

Like SQL Slammer, Blaster (aka Lovsan) zoomed across the Internet at a breakneck pace by scanning machines connected to the Internet and passing itself around. Like Slammer, it used an exploit that had already been patched. Unlike Slammer, Blaster attacked every Windows XP and Windows 2000 computer. The payload tried to take out Microsoft's windowsupdate.com site with a DDoS attack.

Where the money goes today

Botnets formed years ago are still in operation -- a fact that isn't lost on the folks who bankroll the now highly lucrative malware industry.

The professionals behind these programs don't take kindly to competition. Sobig was followed by Mydoom, another email-attachment botnet generator, and a malware war broke out between Mydoom, Netsky, Sasser (which took out thousands of companies), and Bagel, each of which attempted to clobber the other. An 18-year-old computer science student in Germany was convicted for creating Sasser and the Netsky.AC variant.

The Zlob Trojan took a new tack by disguising itself as a video codec, deemed necessary to run video files of uncertain pedigree. Zlob has seen dozens of incarnations, most of which are notorious for pimping rogue antimalware, a moneymaking pastime. Zlob has morphed over time and emerged to notoriety five years later as the Alureon rootkit.

In 2007, Storm Worm started as yet another email-attachment botnet generator, but one with a difference: Instead of operating the botnet through a single server, Storm Worm borrowed peer-to-peer technology to disperse control. More than 1 million Windows PCs were infected. The Storm/Waledac botnet was largely broken up in late 2008, but it woke up and started spamming again last month, according to Symantec. Waldec's handlers are gathering steam for a big Round Two.

Many other botnets have come and gone in the past few years, most of them taken down or severely attenuated by breaking lines of communication and blocking compromised servers. A few remain problematic, most notably ZeuS, a do-it-yourself botnet kit designed to pick up passwords, account numbers, and the like on infected machines, then send them to the chosen drop zone, as well as Conficker, a botnet considered dormant but not completely eradicated.

Spam-generating botnets, such as Waledac, are getting hit hard by Microsoft's lawyers. Last October, one of the largest spam botnets, Bredolab, was decimated (although not completely eliminated) by the Dutch National Crime Squad.

Where malware is heading

As Windows XP machines die and get replaced by Windows 7, Windows is getting more difficult to crack by orders of magnitude. Little malware players have been squeezed out of the market, and the big players, looking for new opportunities, are finding few low-hanging fruit.

Still, Windows zero-day vulnerabilities are worth a lot of money, and those who find them these days are much less likely to use them to make funny dialog boxes with the number 1.

Because of this, we can expect Windows malware to continue evolving in innovative ways. One prominent trend is the rise of attacks outside of Microsoft-land. Koobface, for example, runs on Windows, but it's used to harvest information from Facebook and MySpace, convince Facebook users to install rogue antimalware programs, and otherwise turn social networking information into lucre. Nart Villeneuve provides an excellent PDF overview.

Another trend will likely revolve around industrial espionage. Whether or not you believe the Stuxnet worm was designed to break Iranian nuclear enrichment centrifuges, there's no question that a very capable team constructed a breathtaking array of zero-day Windows cracks and Siemens Step 7 code. Expect motivated organizations to blend innovative threats to get what they want.

As for malware construction kits, ZeuS looks to be only the beginning. By democratizing the construction of malware, sufficiently talented kit creators can make a decent living, at much reduced risk. With kits for sale, the creators don't have to worry about disseminating the malware without getting caught, keeping drop sites working, or turning information into money. Recently, Brian Krebs reported that ZeuS and SpyEye have apparently joined forces, and the latest ZeuS source code can be purchased for a paltry $100,000. With source code in hand, you can create and sell your very own customized ZeuS construction kits. Think of it as a malware multilevel marketing scheme.

But the most prolific vector for malware innovation will likely reside in social engineering. After all, while it's getting harder to crack Windows programs, it's as easy as ever to attack the weakest link: the one between users' ears. Look for more cons, more fake "Windows tech support" calls, and more bewildered users who will gladly give out sensitive information to anyone who claims they can help fix things.

Windows malware has changed a lot in the past 20 years. People haven't.

Woody Leonhard writes computer books, primarily about Windows and Office. He's senior editor at Windows Secrets Newsletter and a frequent contributor to InfoWorld's Tech Watch blog. A self-described "Windows victim," Woody specializes in telling the truth about Windows in a way that won't put you to sleep.

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According to TNZ Christina Aguilera and her boyfriend Matthew Rutler drawn on drunk driving early this morning in Los Angeles and was arrested for public intoxication. Aguilera is charged with the book, and law enforcement officials told TMZ that she has appeared, "You can not take care of themselves."

The singer on suspicion of driving under the influence of her boyfriend, after police dragged to the misdemeanor charge of public intoxication arrests in Los Angeles on Tuesday morning, when Kristina public Fix (1 March) continued.

Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office spokesman, officers, and they 45 2:00 Tuesday that he was under the influence bunjjeumui Aguilera's 25 year old boy believed to have Len and observations were identified as driving Rutler Mashu. Aguilera was the passenger in the vehicle that the sheriff's office spokesman, 30 year old singer's West "Can not she take care of myself," what became the public face, was arrested on a misdemeanor drunken state, said allegations.

West Sheriff's Station is scheduled Aguilera is $ 250 bail. Singer's publicist at the press may not be able to get comments. $ 30,000 to the arrest report Rutler relief, the West Hollywood station just before 3:00 jailed for drunken driving charges and charges that the said book. Rutler does not bail, was not known at press.

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Academy Award 2011 Winners Kathryn Bigelow, Hilary Swank, Annette Bening

The King's Speech' sweeps 4 Oscars at the 83 rd Academy Awards 2011 including Best Actor, Best Film, Original Screenplay, and Best Director.


The 83rd Annual Academy Ard 2011. Congratulations to The King’s Speech for taking home the Best Picture presented by none other than Stephen Spielberg,with 12 nominations and 4 wins including Best Actor in a Leading Role for Colin Firth.

Inception also took home 4 trophy’s ,Social Network with 3 and Toy story 3,the Fighter and Alice in Wonderland all took home with 2 wins.

It was also a big night for Natalie Portman with her lucky baby bump who won Best actress in a leading role for Black Swan beating Annette Benning.

Here’s the list of full winners:

Best Picture
winner: The King’s Speech
presented by Stephen Spielberg

Actor in a Leading Role
winner:Colin Firth (THE KING’S SPEECH)
Presented by:Sandra Bullock

Actor in a Supporting Role

winner: Christian Bale (THE FIGHER)
presented by:Reese Witherspoon

Actress in a Leading Role
winner:Natalie Portman (BLACK SWAN)
Presented by:Jeff Bridges

Actress in a Supporting Role

WINNER: Melissa Leo (THE FIGHTER)
Presented by:Kirk Douglas

Animated Feature Film

winner: Lee Unkrich (TOY STORY3)
Presented by:Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake

Art Direction
winner: Robert Stromberg (Production Design); Karen O’Hara (Set Decoration) (ALICE IN WONDERLAND)
Presented by:Tom Hanks

Cinematography
winner: Wally Pfister (INCEPTION)
Presented by:Tom Hanks

Costume Design

winner: Colleen Atwood (ALICE IN WONDERLAND)
Presented by:Kate Blanchett

Directing
winner: Tom Hooper (THE KING”S SPEECH)
Presented by: Catherine Bigelow

Documentary Feature

winner: Charles Ferguson and Audrey Marrs (INSIDE JOB)

Documentary Short Subject
winner: Karen Goodman and Kirk Simon (Strangers No More)
Presented by: Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal

Film Editing
winner: Angus Wall and Kirk Baxter (THE SOCIAL NETWORK)

Foreign Language Film
winner: IN a Better World (DENMARK)
Presented by:Russell Brand and Helen Mirren

Makeup
winner:Rick Baker and Dave Elsey (THE WOLFMAN)
Presented by: Kate Blanchett

Music (Original Score)
winner:Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross (THE SOCIAL NETWORK)
Presented by:Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman

Music (Original Song)
winner: “We Belong Together” (TOY STORY 3)
Music and Lyric by Randy Newman
Presented by:Jeniifer Hudson

Short Film (Animated)
winner:Shaun Tan and Andrew Ruhemann (THE LOST THING)
Presented by:Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake

Short Film (Live Action)
winner: GOD of Love
Presented by:Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal

Sound Editing
winner:Richard King (INCEPTION)

Sound Mixing

winner: Lora Hirschberg, Gary A. Rizzo and Ed Novick (INCEPTION)
Presented by:Scarlett Johansson and Matthew McConaughey

Visual Effects
winner:Paul Franklin, Chris Corbould, Andrew Lockley and Peter Bebb  (INCEPTION)
Presented by: Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law

Writing (Adapted Screenplay)
winner: Aaron Sorkin (THE SOCIAL NETWORK)
Presented by:Josh Brolin and Javier Bardem

Writing (Original Screenplay)

winner: David Seidler (THE KING’S SPEECH)
Presented by:Josh Brolin and Javier Bardem

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All people see the game in India, England, India, India, Britain announced a crash when someone first comes to mind so many years in England, Sourav natto warehouse storage 2002.Well celebrate victory Rose Veranda is shaking off his shirt and India Several changes have been carried through. Both teams are on a high all the time. Britain has recently acquired the ashes to keep down, until now produced in India and also the flow of the battle lines have the best. We do this by the offense players like Suresh liner is necessary to sit on the bench was a strong thing to imagine. But you must say that India is an important home advantage can be. England against India in India, only 1 in the last 13 hits in the game has managed to win.

India:

Bangladesh, India, for their bowling attack of the conflict which has discussed ways to quit. Virender Sehwag has said that his pro full fifty steps he walked her down to the bowling 175.Virat bangladehi Corey made in his best condition was fatal. Knight with Gautam, Sachin Tendulkar was Mr. climax. India's Yusuf Pathan and others, Donny and yuvi 370 runs without hitting the display to play a huge sum. What side of the Indian coal is expected to change as a combination. Indian bowling was quite the markup. Sreesanth in the park, both of which Bangladesh was shattered. He is sitting in tonight's game will undoubtedly. Most of England is playing spin the jitter in the face of difficulty, 2 for delivery to the UK can play a spinner. Chawla Harbhajhan definitely the first choice with most of you may need to be the second spin. India, Zaheer Khan, Munaf Patel is playing seamers.It nimgwaeulhaeya 2. Ashish Nehra and he's a very strong side effects, such as at only 48 runs.Well the world to see India divided four wiketto took very well carried out in the last game is played because it is likely that Munaf is fit though.

UK:

England, very close to the campaign he is running a lot more than expected cut in the Netherlands start.With indifference. Clothing storage Louth relief that it got his team home will save the day as the English batting. However, Zaheer Khan is facing re-form the entire post World Cup.However England before the fact of their June 1 heavy losses to Australia and some are concerned about the two game.Englands get many different applications in the world that is very consistent T20 Victory Cup team re-write, we can not cancel them. Much more interested in playing in England will receive a one. Find a partner to the spin of Graeme Swann to include extra points condition than Bopara England Rabbi Michael Yardy can choose to nimegeganeun. Bopara is a good hitter 2, but the team is looking for Yardy throat that provides security, we have Sean ninety-five not spray. Peterson has a new face at the entrance to bet the Netherlands before his level of success, nor Upfront in big games he scores in the UK will need a large.

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