Nicole Kidman's career goes straight to video

Bloodied and bruised: Kidman and Cage's characters are held hostage in their own home. Trespass is the sort of movie that Hollywood used to be able to make decent money from - not anymore. Picture: Millennium Films Source: Supplied

Kidman and Cage appear to have been poorly photoshopped in the Trespass poster. Picture: Millennium Films Source: Supplied

Social Entrepreneurship and the M.B.A.

The notion of using a management degree to do good while doing well has grown in popularity on today's business school campuses, where an ever-increasing number of students plan on putting their business savvy to use within the nonprofit sector. The recession has led many applicants to reevaluate their priorities and determine what they want to do with their lives, often trading jobs with status and hefty paychecks for careers with a positive social impact.
In order to keep and develop the competitive edge needed to survive in today's uncertain economy, nonprofits must run themselves just like any other successful business. When you need to run a tight ship, as is often the case within this sector, business skills are essential. So are people skills, management skills, financial-analysis skills, IT skills—the list goes on. That's where the M.B.A. degree comes in.

Lowering the Volume for Motorcyclists

(ISNS)—Before hopping on his motorcycle, Michael Carley puts on earplugs, followed by his helmet. It's a step many riders take. After accelerating, most of the sound that a rider can hear isn't from the bike engine or other vehicles on the road, but from the air rushing over and around his helmet.

The helmet Carley wears is designed and tested for comfort and impact protection—but not for sound protection. Noise inside the helmet can reach rock-concert levels when traveling at highway speeds.
Carley, a mechanical engineer, has gathered a group of engineers and psychologists to study how to minimize helmet noise. The group includes researchers from two U.K. universities, the University of Bath, where Carley works, and nearby Bath Spa University. They are studying how to protect riders from hearing damage and reduce the potential distraction that noise poses to riders.

Best Car for the Money Awards 2011

Carmakers are finally starting to get it: Shoppers want value, which means giving buyers more bang for their buck. But, bang-for-your-buck doesn’t just mean offering more bells and whistles at a lower price than the competition. Now that people are hanging on to their cars longer, new cars should add value to their owner’s lives from the day they’re driven off the dealer’s lot to the day they’re traded in.
That’s what the 2011 U.S. News Best Car for the Money award winners do. The awards combine the U.S. News Automotive rankings as well as five-year total cost of ownership data from the analysts at TrueCar.com. The results highlight cars that not only delight car reviewers, but also provide lower than average ownership costs. That combination means that the winners are both great values and great cars.
 
 
 
 

Victorian hospital wants to card unruly patients

A MELBOURNE hospital with one of the nation's busiest emergency departments wants to introduce a yellow and red card system to deal with drunk, violent patients.
The proposal comes as the Victorian government's election promise to have armed guards at hospital emergency departments was strongly opposed by medical groups at a parliamentary hearing today.
Alfred Health general counsel Bill O'Shea said the card system, which operates at Luton and Dunstable Hospital in the United Kingdom, could be introduced at The Alfred in Melbourne.
It would only be used for patients in non-life-threatening situations and not be applied in response to any behaviour stemming from a physical or mental illness.
If someone waiting for treatment became violent they would be warned, and if they continued to misbehave they could be red-carded and escorted out.

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The offender could potentially be banned from the hospital, except in life-threatening situations, for up to six months.
"The real issue we're looking at is the intoxicated patient - the Friday night patient, the Saturday night patient, who comes in and causes mayhem in the emergency department, not just to staff but to other patients," he told the hearing.
"So if they've got a cut head they can treat their cut head at home or they can go to a GP or they can go somewhere else, but they won't be treated in the emergency department if they're going to endanger the health and safety of staff or fellow patients."
Mr O'Shea said the state government should legislate to absolve medical staff from liability if someone injured themselves after being ejected from a hospital due to violent behaviour.
Police also should be more willing to charge people who are violent inside the hospital for behaviour that would be unacceptable on the street, he said.
But Alfred Health chief executive Andrew Way said he was absolutely opposed to the government's proposal to put protective services officers (PSOs) in hospitals.
He said hospital staff were concerned having armed guards would encourage people to enter hospitals ready to do battle.
"There is a greater fear about our staff being armed than not armed," Mr Way said.
Australian Medical Association Victoria vice president Dr Stephen Parnis said guns in hospitals would lead to more violence.
"We are absolutely 100 per cent against the prospect of armed guards in hospitals," he told the hearing.
Ambulance Victoria's Simon Thomson said paramedics thought the security situation at hospitals was adequate.
The government promised $21 million to fund 120 PSOs at hospital emergency departments before it won office last November.
Following heavy criticism, Police and Emergency Services Minister Peter Ryan in April sent the policy to be reviewed by the Drugs and Crime Prevention committee, adding the funds would still be available to improve security at hospitals.

Jacob Belim, 8, dies after hospital doctors fail to diagnose burst appendix

Yvonne Belim wipes away the tears after an inquest found that doctors failed to save her boy's life. Picture: Ross Schultz Source: The Daily Telegraph

Jacob Belim, 8, died from a burst appendix in 2009. Picture: Ross Schultz Source: news.com.au

• Boy, 8, presented with abdominal pain
• GP referral letter not "adequately consulted"
• Died during surgery after appendix burst

A LITTLE boy is dead because many of the doctors who treated him failed to diagnose that he was critically ill with a burst appendix, an inquest has found today.

Jacob Belim died at the Royal Alexandria Hospital for Children at Westmead Hospital in Sydney's west, on March 28, 2009, after suffering vomiting, abdominal pain and a fever for several days.

A Coroner has found that eight-year-old Jacob died of heart failure as a result of "septic...shock consequent on a burst appendix".

Jacob was treated at Liverpool Hospital in Sydney's southwest prior to his transferral to Westmead, but staff there did not make reference to appendicitis as a possible diagnosis.

Deputy State Coroner Scott Mitchell criticised the examination of the little boy by Dr Claire Ferreira at Liverpool Hospital, who he says failed "to ensure prompt antibiotic therapy and adequate hydration" which "placed Jacob in danger."

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He described Jacob's time at Liverpool Hospital, which doesn't offer specialty paediatric surgery, as "a tragic waste of time".

"I think it is clear that Dr Ferreira's care of Jacob was wanting in a number of respects," he said.

"Her failure in the course of her examination adequately to consult the notes and read the GP's letter of referral, her failure to consider appendicitis, at least as a different diagnosis and her failure to arrange an ultrasound led to a misdiagnosis and contributed to a degree of uncertainty, confusion and delay in Jacob's subsequent treatment."

He died during emergency surgery which was performed after he did not respond to the "maximum paediatric intensive care treatment" at Westmead, the inquest found.

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Daniel Morcombe murder suspect will fight charges

• Man charged, does not enter plea
• Case adjourned to September 26
• Hunt for Daniel's body intensifies

A MAN appeared in a Brisbane court this morning accused of murdering Daniel Morcombe as police ramped up their search for the boy's remains.

The 41-year-old man, who was barefoot and dressed in jeans, did not enter a plea and his case was adjourned until September 26.
He was charged with murder, deprivation of liberty and child stealing in relation to the disappearance of Daniel Morcombe, 13, who vanished from a bus stop on the Sunshine Coast on December 7, 2003.
Outside court, the man's lawyer, Tim Meehan, said his client would fight the charges and would apply to the Supreme Court for bail.
While police are pleased with the arrest, they are privately warning that the case has "a long road ahead"

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Goodbye freeShoppers face the pain of Eftpos fees

• Eftpos fee change likely to hit small retailers
• Business may pass cost on to shoppers
• Move is "unjust and untimely burden" for all

SHOPPERS could be slugged more for everything from fruit and vegetables to fashion due to a rise in Eftpos transaction fees, consumer group Choice has warned.

Hilary Duff and husband Mike Comrie announce they are expecting

Hilary Duff, left, and Mike Comrie in June 2008. Picture: AP Source: news.com.au

Hilary Duff and husband Mike Comrie have announced they are expecting. Picture: AP Source: Getty Images

HILARY Duff and her NHL-player husband Mike Comrie announced on her official website that she is pregnant with their first child.

Duff, 23, and Comrie, 30, used her website to reflect on their one-year marriage anniversary before divulging her pregnancy.
"We also want to share the exciting news that… BABY MAKES THREE," she wrote. "We are extremely happy and ready to start this new chapter of our lives."
Duff is a platinum-selling singer-actress who garnered fame for playing the title role in the Lizzy McGuire television and movie series. Comrie is currently a free agent after spending last year with the NHL's Pittsburgh Penguins.

Obama presses Xi Jinping on 'rules'

 


US President Barack Obama has urged China to play by the 'same rules' in the global economy but voiced hope for co-operation in a key introductory meeting with leader-in-waiting Xi Jinping.
China's vice president, who is expected to take the helm next year, largely focused on positives, pledging in general terms that his nation would improve its widely criticised record on human rights.
Xi made the rounds in Washington as Tibetans and others staged noisy protests outside most venues.
At the Pentagon, he was given a rare honour ceremony with a 19-gun salute and booming cannons.
Obama, welcoming Xi to the Oval Office, said Washington welcomed a 'prosperous' China and praised its 'extraordinary development over the last two decades,' but stressed that power came with 'increased responsibilities.'
'We want to work with China to make sure that everybody is working by the same rules of the road when it comes to the world economic system,' Obama said alongside a relaxed-looking Xi, as senior aides and translators stood by.
'That includes ensuring that there is a balanced trading flow not only between the United States and China but around the world.'
The US leader also raised concerns about human rights, saying Washington would 'continue to emphasize what we believe is the importance of realising the aspirations and rights of all people'.
Speaking later at a luncheon for Xi at the State Department, Vice President Joe Biden sharply criticised China's decision to join Russia in vetoing a UN resolution condemning violence in Syria, as well as Beijing's rights record.
'We have been clear about our concern over the areas in which, from our perspective, conditions in China have deteriorated and about the plight of several very prominent individuals,' he said.
Xi responded that China had made 'tremendous and well-recognised achievements' in human rights but added: 'There is always room for improvement.'
'We will, in light of China's national conditions, continue to take concrete and effective policies and measures to promote social fairness, justice and harmony and push forward China's course of human rights,' he said.
Xi heads Wednesday to Iowa, where he will meet Midwesterners from his first trip to the United States in 1985, before heading to California where he is likely to watch a Los Angeles Lakers basketball game.

Aubrey O'Day Shows Off Her Assets While Clubbing in Hollywood (Pictures)

Aubrey O'Day (Pacific Coast News) Aubrey O'Day arrived at the Kardashian Kollection launch party on Wednesday in a magenta and black striped bandage dress that left little to the imagination. When you're celebrating a fashion line with a reality star queen who's about to get married, you have to do something to stand out!

O'Day eventually headed out of the Kardashian promotion bash and met up with Alexis Bellino at an LG Revolution launch party. She and the "goody two shoes" Real Housewives of Orange County star sipped on Tequila Revolucion in the VIP section at The Sayers Club.

We can't imagine Bellino's helicopter-husband was very happy about his wifey hanging out with the not subtle O'Day.

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Qatada deportation talks continue

 
 

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A radical cleric who poses a serious risk to the UK's national security was free to walk the streets as talks continued to deport him as soon as possible.
Abu Qatada was released under some of the toughest conditions imposed since the September 11 terror attacks and is free to leave his home for just two hours a day.
His release from Long Lartin high-security jail in Evesham, Worcestershire, on Monday came as Home Office Minister James Brokenshire arrived in Jordan for talks with government officials in the capital Amman.
Qatada was let out after applying for bail when human rights judges in Europe ruled he could not be deported without assurances from Jordan that evidence gained through torture would not be used against him.
Home Secretary Theresa May now has just three months to show the government is making significant progress in securing those assurances or risk Qatada, once described by a judge as Osama bin Laden's right-hand man in Europe, being freed from his bail conditions.
Last week, Prime Minister David Cameron told King Abdullah of the 'frustrating and difficult' position Britain was in over its efforts to deport the Islamist radical.
But Ayman Odeh, the Jordanian legislative affairs minister, said the country had passed a constitutional amendment in September to ban the use of evidence obtained through torture.
'We are confident that once we have the chance to make this statement through the diplomatic channels... (it) will be taken into consideration,' he told Sky News yesterday.
'We are now making the necessary arrangements to do such assurances through the British government. Very soon something will be done for this purpose.'
Qatada's mother Aisha Othman has also called for the cleric to be sent back to Jordan.
'We want him home now,' she told the Daily Mail, adding: 'I don't know why the British keep him. There is no good reason.'
Former security minister Baroness Pauline Neville-Jones said Qatada posed a future risk rather than an immediate threat to the UK.
She told the BBC Radio 4 Today program: 'He's unlikely to be much of a risk at the moment under that degree of surveillance, but what we know is that's not going to be a permanent situation if an agreement can't be somehow found within three months with the Jordanian government, so there's a long-term risk there.'
But Conservative former Home Office minister David Mellor said Mrs May should simply ignore the ruling by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) and 'put him on a plane this morning'.
He blamed 'paralysis' within the coalition for Mrs May's failure to act.
'A combination of (Justice Secretary) Ken Clarke and the Liberal Democrats makes this a political fight she feels she cannot win so she is funking it,' he said.
Under the terms of his bail, Qatada, 51, is banned from taking his youngest child to school, must stay inside his home for 22 hours a day, and cannot talk to anyone who has not been vetted by the security services first.
If he should meet a friend during either of his two one-hour periods outside his London home each day, he must make his excuses and leave.
A summary of the bail order, published by the Special Immigration Appeals Commission, also showed he is banned from meeting 27 people, including new al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri, radical cleric Abu Hamza and terror suspect Babar Ahmad.
Qatada is also banned from using the internet and mobile phones, as well as meeting or communicating with anyone who is subject to Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures, the Government's replacement for control orders.
The bail terms also ban him from visiting mosques, leading prayers, giving lectures or preaching, other than to offer advice to his wife and children at his home.
The cleric, who must wear an electronic tag and check in with the monitoring firm up to four times a day as he enters and leaves his home, is also prohibited from making any statement without the prior approval of the Home Secretary.
Qatada, also known as Omar Othman, was convicted in his absence in Jordan of involvement with terror attacks in 1998 and has featured in hate sermons found on videos in the flat of one of the September 11 bombers.
Since 2001, when fears of the domestic terror threat rose in the aftermath of the attacks, he has challenged, and ultimately thwarted, every attempt by the government to detain and deport him.
Last month, the Strasbourg-based European Convention on Human Rights (EUHR) ruled that sending Qatada back to face terror charges without assurances that evidence gained through torture would not be used against him would be a 'flagrant denial of justice'.
The ruling was the first time the court found an extradition would be in violation of Article 6 of the EUHR, the right to a fair trial, which is enshrined in UK law under the Human Rights Act.

Bahrain Shi'ites mark revolt anniversary

 
 

Bahraini security forces have fanned out across the island nation in unprecedented numbers as Shi'ites marked the one-year anniversary of their uprising against the country's Sunni rulers.
Authorities sent troop reinforcements and armoured vehicles to the predominantly Shi'ite villages around the capital Manama to prevent people from gathering and answering the call of the main opposition movement, Al Wefaq.
The government meanwhile threatened to take legal action against the organisers of protests on Monday that turned violent. This could herald a new crackdown on Al Wefaq, which until last year was tolerated but which has suffered sporadic prosecutions and detentions after it took the lead in last year's protests.
At least 40 people have been killed during a year of unprecedented political unrest in Bahrain, the Gulf country hardest hit by upheaval during 2011's Arab Spring protests.
The kingdom's ruling dynasty has promised reforms to end the upheaval, although it refuses to make the far-reaching changes the protesters and Al Wefaq, have demanded. These include ending the monarchy's ability to select the government, set key state policies and appoint most of the parliament members.
Police on Tuesday fired tear gas at protesters in an apparent attempt to pre-empt a repeat of the marches the night before, in which protesters made their largest attempt in months to retake the city's central roundabout. Pearl Square had served as the epicentre of weeks of anti-government protests last year, and its reoccupation would be a major boost for the movement.
The government statement said many protesters on Monday left a pre-authorised route in Manama, turning it into a riot after police arrived. It said Al Wefaq was responsible for the violence, because it failed to 'control the crowd (and) that jeopardised the safety of the people along a busy main road'.
Legal procedures will be taken against the organisers of the march, Tuesday's statement said.
Al Wefaq rejected the claim, and said on Tuesday that the 'unfounded accusations' are part of the rulers' efforts to discredit the group.
'They have used excessive force against the people throughout all this time, but people keep coming back to the streets to insist on their demand to have a role in the decisions about their country,' said Abdul Jalil Khalil, a former Al Wefaq parliamentarian.
Shi'ites account for about 70 per cent of Bahrain's population of some 525,000 people, but say they have faced decades of discrimination and are blocked from top political and security posts.
'After years of broken promises for change, Bahrain exploded last year,' Khalil said. 'We are still here and we want serious solution and meaningful reform.'
Sunni rulers made token concessions in June ahead of US-supported reconciliation talks between the monarchy and the opposition. A so-called national dialogue began in July, but Al Wefaq delegates pulled out of the talks, saying the government was not willing to discuss political reform.
Since then, no talks between the monarchy and the opposition have taken place, Khalil said. Street battles between security forces and protesters still flare up almost every day in the predominantly Shi'ite villages around the capital.

Advanced JPEG Compressor 2012

Advanced JPEG Compressor 2012 :

Apakah anda termasuk orang yang sering upload foto ke facebook, twitter dan sebangsanya dan anda sering pusing mencari software untuk memperkecil file size foto agar tidak membengkak. Atau mungkin anda sering memasukkan gambar dalam blog untuk dijadikan Screenshot. Nah, kali ini tim kreatif Java Creativity akan Share sebuah software magic yang dapat anda gunakan untuk mengkompress gambar secara maksimal dan dijamin tidak mengubah kualitas dari gambar tersebut.

Advanced JPEG Compressor merupakan software pertama didunia yang khusus untuk mengatur dan memproses gambar digital yang berformat JPEG (JPG) yang merupakan format photo digital terpopuler saat ini. Advanced JPEG Compressor (AJC) dapat melakukan hampir seluruh proses yang dibutuhkan oleh penggunanya untuk berbagai kebutuhan sehingga gambar-gambar dapat dipergunakan untuk sharing, storing dan printing.

Pengguna Digital camera sangat membutuhkan sekali software ini sebab perangkat lunak ini dapat melakukan proses yang sangat luar biasa terhadap berbagai macam kualitas gambar terutama gambar-gambar yang berukuran besar.

Advanced JPEG Compressor memberikan pilihan mode dalam prosesnya meliputi ‘mode profiles‘ dan mode proses secara massal. Fitur-fitur yang disediakan membuat penggunanya dengan mudah dan tentunya efisien dalam melakukan berbagai proses terhadap gambar-gambar yang diolah. Hebatnya lagi, tersedia juga kemampuan yang unik seperti merubah nama gambar-gambar hanya dengan sekali sentuh saja dan juga dapat dengan baik sekali dalam merubah format gambar GIF, TIFF, PNG, BMP menjadi berformat JPG.

Berikut ini fitur-fitur pada Advanced JPEG Compressor 2011:

1. Memperkecil ukuran file gambar dengan cepat tanpa mengurangi kualitas
2. GUI yang menarik
3. Ringan tidak memakan resources
4. Dapat langsung di simpan secara online pada hosting tertentu
5. Berfungsi sebagai editor gambar juga
6. Pengaturan gambar yang cukup banyak
7. Support Windows XP / Windows 7 32 dan 64 bit
8. Dan fitur menarik lainnya

Oke jika masih bingung dalam menggunakan software mantap ini maka berikut ini tutorialnya :

• Silahkan Download dulu kemudian Ektrak dan masukkan password seperti biasa.
• Jika sudah, jangan dijalankan dulu tetapi jalankan Patchnya sesuai petunjuk yang ada di bawah.
• Apabila patch sudah berhasil silahkan jalankan software ini melalui shorcutnya yang ada di desktop.
• Untuk memulai mengkompress gambar, klik meu File > Open da carilah gambar yang ingi anda kompress dan buka
• Nah, jika gambar udah terbuka maka secara otomatis gambar tersebut udah dikompress dengan aturan defaultnya.

Craagle 4

craagle 4 :

Craagle merupakan sebuah hacking tool yang di-khususkan sebagai mesin pencari crack dan serial number serta cover sebuah software. Cara kerja Craagle sebenarnya sangat sederhana, ketika anda memasukkan sebuah keyword maka craagle akan mencari pada database beberapa website penyedia crack dan serial number kemudian menampilkannya pada GUI Craagle.

Tools ini mampu mencarikan Crack, Keygen dan Serial untuk koleksi software anda yang masih dalam keadaan Trial ^_^, hanya dengan mengisikan nama software beserta versinya agar pencarian lebih spesifik pada kolom Search. Craagle berfungsi seperti Google atau Yahoo sebagai mesin pencari, namun dikhususkan untuk pencarian crack atau keygen, serial number dan cover software.

Tools ini bersifat portable dan bisa langsung dipakai. Oh ya, jika di komputer yang anda gunakan terdapat anti virusnya mungkin Craagle akan dideteksi sebagai virus. Tetapi anda tidak perlu khawatir, untuk sementara silahkan anda non aktifkan dulu anti virus atau klik Ignore agar anda bisa menggunakan software mantab ini ^_^

Saat artikel ini ditulis, Craagle telah sampai pada versinya yang ke 4, tentunya pada Craagle 4 ini jauhhh lebih baik dan lebih mantap dari versi Craagle sebelumnya. Untuk menggunakan Craagle, pastikan komputer anda telah terkoneksi dengan internet.

pc prank

pc prank :

Pada posting sebelumnya, JavaCreativity telah membahas banyak sekali software-software jahil bin usil alias Prank. Serukan rasanya bisa ngusilin orang dekat kita? Apa masih berniat mengoleksi software Prank ini? Pasti iya! Saya tahu jalan pikiran anda….hehehe

Nah, kali ini saya sajikan Prank dalam 1 paket yang isinya banyak sekali dan untuk menjadi modal awal kegiatan berjahil ria! Sekarang, mari kita bahas bersama apa sih Fitur-fitur yang dimiliki oleh Paket PC Prank ini.

Berikut ini berbagai fitur dari PC Prank :

• Pertama, Heavy Mouse : Membuat kursor PC kelebihan berat, jadi akan jatuh ke bawah terus. Mungkin kursornya kebanyakan makan angin….hehehe
• Kedua, Virus : Membuat seperti terkena virus dan efeknya akan menformat hardisk (tapi cuman bohongan)
• Ketiga, Big Mouse : membuat mouse ukurannya Super Guuueede
• Keempat , PC Still On : Akan ada peringatan PC Turn Off.
• Kelima, Mouse Clones : Memperanakkan mouse alias mouse akan menjadi banyak sekali.
• Keenam, Crazy Eight : Mouse bergoyang-goyang terus membentuk angka 8.
• Ketujuh, Strectchy Mouse : Mouse meski di olor-olor tetap balik ke posisi semula…wkwkwkw
• Kedelapan, Running Window : Ada pesan yang ketika akan di klik kabuuur terus.

Dan masih buuuanyak lagi deh isinya. Pegel kalau saya jelasin semuanya, karena saya hitung ada 33 Prank jumlah totalnya. Mendingan langsung anda sedot dan coba sendiri….Buruaaannnn!!!

Berikut ini cara Install PC Prank :

• Silahkan Sedot PC Prank pada link dibawah kemudian ekstrak.
• Selanjutnya buka folder PC Prank dan jalankan file Setup.exe kemudian Install seperti biasa.
• Sekarang jalankan PC Prank melalui Start Menu kemudian klik tombol Go To Prank Menu kemudian tombol Register dan langsung masukkan Serial yang ada dalam file download-an tadi agar bisa digunakan dengan Full.

• PC Prank siap digunakan untuk beraksi.
• Langkah selanjutnya adalah, anda tinggal memilih jenis Prank yang anda inginkan. Sebagai contoh disini saya memilih jenis Prank A Mess kemudian klik Pull This Prank.

Boy asks Duchess to be his Valentine

 
 
An eight-year-old boy has stepped into Prince William's shoes on Valentine's Day, handing the Duchess of Cambridge flowers, and a card saying 'I love you'.
Catherine, 30, was without her royal husband of less than 10 months on Tuesday as the future British king completes a six-week RAF tour of duty as a search and rescue helicopter pilot in the Falklands.
Keeping herself busy, the Duchess visited an alcohol-free bar in Liverpool run by Action on Addiction, a charity of which she became patron last month.
On arrival, Catherine was met by Jaqson Johnston-Lynch, who had an armful of gifts for the brunette Duchess.
'I'm saying 'Happy Valentine's Day, your Royal Highness. I'm sorry Prince William can't be here',' said Jaqson according to London's Evening Standard newspaper.
'I have wrote (sic) in the card 'Dear Kate, Happy Valentine's Day, I love you, from Jaqson'.'
Along with the card came a cupcake and bunch of red roses, while Catherine later sampled a smoothie, made from bananas, almonds, honey, milk and a dash of cream, and named in her honour, The Duchess.
Tuesday's visit to Liverpool was Catherine's first official solo public appearance.
In November it was announced that Catherine would become patron for Action on Addiction, along with a children's hospice, London's National Portrait Gallery, and the Art Room.
While at her Anglesey home in north Wales, the Duchess will also volunteer privately for the Scout Association.

Fifteen protesters arrested in Russia

 

 

 

Political opposition is building against Vladimir Putin in Russia with more than a dozen protesters arrested, after they demanded an 'end to his dictatorship' .
Fifteen demonstrators were taken away by police, after they rallied outside the country's main electorate offices, demanding an end to Putin's rule.
'It isn't the people's will, but (the will) of those who play up to the president, those in United Russia, those in the presidential administration - that's the government. We don't decide anything and we have to fight against that,' said protester Vera Lavreshina.
Elections are due on March 4, but many Russians admit they expect Putin to retain power.

 

Israel accuses Iran over Thai blasts

Updated: 07:02, Wednesday February 15, 2012

Israel has accused Iran of responsibility for a series of bomb blasts in Thailand, a day after attacks on its embassies in India and Georgia.
'The attempted attack in Bangkok proves once again that Iran and its proxies are continuing to act in the ways of terror and the latest attacks are an example of that,' said Barak, who is currently in Singapore but spent several hours in the Thai capital on Sunday.
'Iran and Hezbollah are uninhibited sources of terror, they are a danger to the stability of the region and a danger to the stability of the world,' he said, in remarks released by his Tel Aviv office.
Bangkok police said one man, believed to be an Iranian national, was seriously wounded when a device he was carrying exploded in one of a series of blasts in a residential area of the Thai capital.
An Iranian identity card was found next to the wounded man, whose legs were blown off.
The explosions came just 24 hours after two bombs targeted Israeli embassy personnel in India and Georgia, leaving one female diplomat critically wounded.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promptly blamed Iran, describing it as 'the biggest exporter of terror in the world.'
He also accused the Islamic republic of being responsible, along with Lebanon's Shi'ite militia Hezbollah, for a series of failed attacks against Israeli targets in Thailand and Azerbaijan in mid-January.

UN General Assembly to vote on Syria

The United Nations General Assembly will vote on Thursday on a new resolution calling on Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad to put a stop to deadly attacks on civilians, diplomats said.
The resolution drawn up by Saudi Arabia and Qatar, which was given to member nations on Tuesday, also expresses support for the Arab League's plan to end the 11-month crackdown in Syria and calls for the naming of a UN special envoy.
The move comes after Russia and China vetoed a second Security Council resolution on the crisis in Syria on February 4, because they said it was 'unbalanced'.
Russia and China are expected to oppose the new text but no one can veto resolutions in the 193-nation General Assembly, though they carry less weight. Diplomats said the measure was almost sure to pass.
'We'll see if this new text earns more or less than the 133 votes given to the first resolution' adopted on December 19, one diplomat said.
That measure denounced human rights violations in Syria, where activists say more than 6,000 have died since protests against Assad's government erupted last March.
'That will be the measure of success, but this time, the content is more political in nature,' the diplomat said on condition of anonymity.
An Egyptian diplomat said his country, which presides over the Arab group in the Assembly, wanted to see a vote on the resolution 'as soon as possible'.
The draft resolution does not refer to an Arab League request for a joint peacekeeping mission with the United Nations, which has been met in some Western capitals with caution.
The Security Council has yet to adopt any resolutions on the situation in Syria. Russia and China also vetoed a draft in October.
The General Assembly draft is similar to the one blocked in the Council.
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay told the General Assembly on Monday that 'crimes against humanity are likely to have been committed' in Syria since March 2011.
'Independent, credible and corroborated accounts indicate that these abuses have taken place as part of a widespread and systematic attack on civilians,' Pillay said. Damascus on Tuesday flatly rejected her claims.

PRECIOUS-Gold guarded as EU awaits Greek commitment

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SINGAPORE, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Gold hovered in a tight
range around $1,720 an ounce on Wednesday as investors hesitated
to make big bets because Greece has yet to convince European
leaders of its ability to stick to unpopular reforms needed to
secure a bailout. 
     
    FUNDAMENTALS 
    * Spot gold was little changed at $1,719.59 an ounce
by 0048 GMT. 
    * U.S. gold edged up 0.2 percent to $1,721.90. 
    * Euro zone finance ministers dropped plans on Tuesday for a
special face-to-face meeting on Greece's new international
bailout, saying political party chiefs in Athens had failed to
provide the required commitment to reform.  
    * Hedge fund manager and long-time gold bull John Paulson
cut his gold ETF bullion holdings by about $600 million in the
fourth quarter, a second straight reduction that was likely
driven by client redemption needs as he remained upbeat on the
metal.  
    * U.S. retail sales in January fell short of expectations,
but still picked up after a sluggish December, providing a firm
foundation for the economy's recovery.  
    * For the top stories on metals and other news, click
, or  
     
    MARKET NEWS 
    * U.S. stocks erased losses to end little changed on Tuesday
after a Greek government source said the conservative party
leader was expected to deliver a letter of commitment to the
country's international lenders.  
    * The euro was little changed on Wednesday after Moody's
downgraded six European countries and warned it may cut three
others' ratings.  
     
    DATA/EVENTS 
 0700  Germany   GDP flash yy             Oct 2011                
 0900  Italy     GDP prelim yy            Oct 2011                
 1000  EZ        Eurostat trade nsa, EUR  Dec 2011                
 1000  EZ        GDP flash estimate yy    Oct 2011                
 1330  U.S.
  NY Fed manufacturing     Feb                     
 1415  U.S.
Industrial output mm     Jan                     
 1500  U.S.
NAHB housing market indx Feb                    
     
    PRICES 
    Precious metals prices 0048 GMT
  Metal             Last    Change  Pct chg  YTD pct chg    Volume
  Spot Gold        1719.59    0.49   +0.03      9.96
  Spot Silver        33.56    0.02   +0.06     21.20
  Spot Platinum    1627.74    3.66   +0.23     16.85
  Spot Palladium    683.22    1.02   +0.15      4.71
  COMEX GOLD APR2  1721.90    4.20   +0.24      9.90         2232
  COMEX SILVER MAR2  33.57    0.22   +0.67     20.26          251
  Euro/Dollar       1.3120
  Dollar/Yen         78.44
  COMEX gold and silver contracts show the most active months  
     
     
 
 (Reporting by Rujun Shen; Editing by John Mair)

Blake Lively Opens Up About Love Life, Dreams in New 'Elle'

Blake Lively poses for photographs on the red carpet of the Elle Style Awards, Grand Connaught Rooms in London. (Pacific Coast News) Blake Lively (Pacific Coast News) As the enviable Serena van der Woodsen in Gossip Girl, Blake Lively has been with more than her share of hot guys. In real life, however, the beautiful blonde is a little more discriminating.

Blake opened up about her sex life in a new interview appearing in the March 2012 issue of Elle, revealing she's been with only four men. "I've never been with anyone that's not a boyfriend. If I spend time with a man, it's because there's somebody that I know well who has been a friend for a while."

That's not all the young star had on her mind. She also dished on her close relationship with French shoe designer Christian Louboutin, and her desire to have children.

Being a fashionista, it's understandable Lively dreams of having "a few girls one day." Her back-up plan may surprise you though: "If not girls, they better be trannies," she says. "Because I have some amazing shoes and bags and stories that need to be appreciated."

Primetime Fashion: Bachelor Recap Episode Five

Fresh off a recent viewing of Moneyball, we at StyleBistro could barely contain our excitement
when it became apparent that this week’s episode of the Bachelor was baseball-themed. But where the Brad Pitt vehicle regales the merits of prizing stats over gut feel and folklore, Ben’s group date made a case for good old fashioned hot pants, prompting the usually PG-rated Kasey B to cry out “Bitches!” in exasperation, positing Blakely in the role of unforgiving coach (“I busted my ass out there because I thought you guys wanted it just as bad!”) and resulting in the flame-haired beauty Jennifer taking on the role of rookie who let the big game slip through her fingers... and then gets cut. “I guess I just wonder what I did wrong,” she tearfully wondered aloud as her limo drove away at the episode’s end. Oh honey, you struck out. And nice as Ben may be, he doesn’t suffer losers. 

This may or may not be why Courtney keeps insisting, “I think I’m winning.” Regardless, it seems like as good a time as any for a quick break to review The Model’s soundbytes in a new sub-feature we’re calling #ShitCourtneySays. Here, a few highlights:

“Who knew strippers could play baseball?” (in reference to VIP Cocktail Waitress Blakely).
“I hope I’m a sight for sore eyes, because after his date with Elyse his eyes are probably pretty sore.”
“It did cross my mind: I may not be seeing [Elyse] later. I hope I got her number—I could use a personal trainer.”
“I don’t know if he’s ever skinny-dipped with a model before.”

And, we’re back. The fifth episode also had the distinction of being the most fashion-challenged installment yet—from Ben’s cringeworthy self-proclaimed “Latin Swagger” ensemble (a white linen horror show modeled on his one-on-one date with Nicki) to Jaime’s Miss America-worthy rose ceremony gown, a pink sequined concoction the likes of which we haven’t seen since the Saved By the Bell prom.

And there was more where that came from: Besides the fact that Elyse nailed every man
repelling trick in the book (reminding Ben that not only did she quit her job and bail on her best friend’s wedding to stalk him on TV, but also promptly suggesting they get married on the spot), she also opted to wear a low-rent one-shouldered mini in a shade to match her perma-tan. And paired it with orange fingernails, lest you doubt her commitment to taking things in a tangerine direction. Ben could hardly be blamed for suggesting, “I have an idea—I think we should jump off the side of this massive boat … it’s a long way to the bottom.”

Meanwhile, at the post-game beach party, Kasey B. won the evening’s rose, but had the unfortunate distinction of being worst dressed, clad in a peach and white knit 80s-style sweater dress resembling a fisherman’s net, thrown over a ribbed white tank and topped off with a starfish ring. It was Pretty in Pink meets Little Mermaid. And not in a good way.

Needless to say there was not a lot of competition for Best Dressed. In the end it was repeated sartorial high-scorer Casey S. who emerged the frontrunner for her rose ceremony look, wearing a chic peach minidress with a pleated and structured bodice, accessorized with a gold chain belt and a beach wave ’do.

Best Undressed obviously went to skinny-dipping pusher Courtney for her bathrobe and
“innocent” white lacy underpinnings costume, accessorized with a bottle of massage lotion and red wine. The vibe was very Demi Moore in Disclosure and about as subtle as an anvil to the face.

Still, we can tolerate almost anything so long as we don't have to listen to David Gray’s “This Year’s Love” again. Really Bachelor producers? Every episode? The man has surely purchased a house made of denim on the royalties alone at this point.

Jenna Dewan at the 2012 Golden Globes

Jenna Dewan at the 2012 Golden Globes held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on January 15, 2012 in Beverly Hills, California. (Getty Images) Jenna Dewan Golden Globes 2012. (Getty Images) Jenna Dewan wore a sea green cutout gown with bright blue dangling earrings to the 2012 Golden Globes.  She styled her hair down in soft curls.  Dewan hit the red carpet arm-in-arm with husband Channing Tatum.

From Natalie Portman's shocking pink dress to Charlize Theron's divisive fashion-forward frock, the hottest stars were out in full fashion force at the 2012 Golden Globes. Check out the night's most memorable fashion moments here.


Actors Channing Tatum and wife Jenna Dewan-Tatum arrive at the 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on January 15, 2012 in Beverly Hills, California. (Getty Images)