Britney Spears 's 'too provocative' fans evicted from the show

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It has been revealed that fans at pop princess Britney Spears’ concert at Madison Square Garden had to be evicted from the show for dancing “too provocatively” at their seats. Of those, who had been yanked out by security guards on August 25, was Sandra Ion, a Dramatics hair salon manager.Buzz up! “I guess there had been a complaint from someone in our section that our dancing was too risqué,” the New York Post quoted her as saying. “Meanwhile, Britney is onstage gyrating half-naked and singing ‘Get Naked’. It was totally ridiculous. They should have just moved whoever complained instead of all of us,” she added.Ion said that guards forced her and her pals, including Amanda Lapore’s stylist Harliquin, to miss three songs, and Garden management refused to reimburse them. A representative for the Garden did not return a call for comment. ------ News-Frist Read more!

Madonna booed in Romania

MADONNA was booed by thousands of fans at her concert in Romania on Wednesday after she protested the treatment of Roma gypsies in the country.The Queen of Pop paused mid-way through the sell-out 60,000 gig in Bucharest to speak out about discrimination in eastern Europe, urging fans to fight prejudice against the travellers.Madonna told the audience: "I've never been to Romania before and I am happy to be here."But I found out that there is a lot of discrimination against gypsies in eastern Europe and that makes me very sad, especially because we believe in acceptance, gypsies, homosexuals, people that are different. It makes me very sad. Everyone must be treated the same, don't forget that."Despite the boos, Hindus and Jewish leaders have rushed out to SUPPORT the singer. Read more!

Man Aressted For Raping Two Teenage Girls

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A 22-year-old man who raped two 13-year-old girls in his car after plying them with alcohol has been jailed for 14 years.Munshur Ali, from Hyde in Greater Manchester, asked his victims for directions and began chatting with them before offering the young girls a lift.Ali drove the girls to an off licence in Stockport and bought them a bottle of vodka to drink.He then took them to a church and raped the pair twice in the back of his car.While passing sentence, Judge Peter Larkin said: "You subjected these two vulnerable, naive 13-year-olds to a terrifying ordeal."The judge described Munshur Ali as "devious and manipulative".He said: "Not only have you made serious and deeply unpleasant allegations against the two girls, you also concocted a defence to fit the prosecution evidence against you." The girls mothers, who can't be named for legal reasons, said their children were naïve and too trusting: "We are absolutely devastated. "To any other young girls, I just want to say if you are going out - stay with a group... And never get into anyone's car."The second victim's mother said: "It's easy to say don't drink, but it's part of growing up. And it's so easy to get hold of alcohol now - I think the Government needs to crack down on that."They are not the same children now. He didn't show any remorse at court, joking with his friends. It's disgusting."Speaking outside court, Detective Constable Lindsey Morgan said: "Both the girls have basically lost their innocent childhood, and they are traumatised by what's happened to them." When asked about Munshur Ali she commented: "I think he was a sly, evil person...and he went out on this evening knowing that his intention was to get vulnerable girls into his car and rape them." . Read more!

Nokia N86 8MP

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With higher resolutions and better imaging technology, camera phones are getting better than ever and are all the rage.For those wanting to take casual but camera-quality party pictures, high resolution camera phones like the Nokia N86 8MP offer users the convenience of an imaging-capable device.At 8 megapixels, the N86 isn't the highest resolution camera phone out there. But unless you want to print your photos in sizes larger than A4, the resolution the N86 offers is more than enough. Looks-wise, the N86 isn't that much of a departure from its predecessor, the N85.The glossy finish gives the phone a pretty defined and classy look, and successfully manages to avoid looking too plastic. A two-way slider, the phone allows users to access its various features and functions easily.For its size, I didn't find it too heavy. Photos taken with this phone are clear and sharp, and the camera works surprisingly quickly.Press the shutter button and the N86 takes a shot, versus the one or two second pause some other phones will take before an image is captured. At 8 megapixels, the N86 goes back into camera mode with the tap of a button.This eliminates the need to wait for images to be processed and saved, meaning that you won't lose precious moments while waiting for the phone to be camera-ready again. Fitted with Carl Zeiss optics, the N86 features a wide-angle lens.This is a good choice, as most people using their camera phones are likely to capture portraits of friends and other people shots, versus images of landscapes and such.In camera mode, the Nokia offers users several scene modes (automatic, user defined, close-up, portrait, landscape, sport and night), as well as capture modes (still, sequence, self-timer, video and panorama).While I would have liked more scene modes - kids, food and pets would have been good - I did find myself quite fascinated by the N86's panorama capture mode.While it probably isn't the best camera to capture panoramic scenes with, the panorama mode was very easy to use and is definitely worth a try. The usual basic camera settings are there, such as flash, white balance and colour tone.What I would really have liked to see is an exposure compensation setting, which will come in handy at places where the N86 is likely to be used, such as in restaurants and indoors places with low light.With a dedicated camera button, taking pictures is easy, but tweaking camera setting might take a little getting used to.. Read more!

Zardari at 10 Downing for talks with Brown on regional security

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President Asif Ali Zardari Friday arrived at British Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s official residence at 10 Downing Street to hold talks on regional security and ways to strengthen bilateral ties.President Zardari is holding one-on-one meeting with Prime Minister Brown, and is likely to discuss with him a range of issues including security situation in tribal areas.He will also focus on the forthcoming Friends of Pakistan meeting in New York to be co-chaired by the US President Barack Obama, British Prime Minister Brown and President Zardari.The President is also due to focus on Malakand Plan for the rehabilitation of displaced people and reconstruction of the area.President Zardari who arrived at the 10 Downing Street, was accompanied by Interior Minister Rehman Malik and his youngest daughter Aseefa Zardari Bhutto.
A Downing Street spokesman said the two leaders would discuss a number of regional issues including Afghanistan.When the two last met in May, Brown praised Pakistan’s efforts, promised aid for those displaced by the fighting and reaffirmed his commitment to a “new strategic dialogue” with Islamabad. . Read more!

Watch video ARY NEWS Program Sawal Yeh Hai 23rd August 2009

Dr. Danish presents fresh episode of Sawal Yeh Hai & talk with Haider Abbas Rizvi MQM, Brig (r) Imtiaz (ISI), Ghulam Mustafa Khar Former Governor Punjab and Lt. Gen (r) Naseer Akhtar.

AUG 23 SAWAL YEH HAI on ARY: Dr. Danish discusses with Brig (R) Imtiaz (Ex DG IB & Incharge Int Wing of ISI during 1992 Karachi Ops), Ghulam Mustafa Khar (Former Gov Punjab) and Lt. Gen (r) Naseer Akhtar who was Corp Commander Karachi in 1992.

The confessional statements by Brig (R) Imriaz and Gen (R) Naseer Akhtar finally unfolds (after 17 years) the truth in accusations on MQM regarding their attempt to carve out a spearate homeland for Muhajirs called Jinnahpur.

Brig (R) Imtiaz said on the talk show today that the map of Jinnahpur was nothing more than a drama and no map was recovered from any MQM offices during Ops against them in 1992.

Former Corp Commander Karachi Gen (rtd) Naseer Ahmed Khan also confessed on the talk show that he had no knowledge of Jinnahpur map.

The statements by these two pivotal characters involved in the operation against MQM in 1992, proved that the operation, which was launched against the party, was absolutely wrong, as MQM was innocent, said Haider Abbas Rizvi of MQM on the talk show today.
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Facebook is going social superpower !!!

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Facebook was born in 2004 as a way for college students to connect with friends. But what does the Palo Alto social media giant want to be when it grows up?Similar to how Microsoft, Google and Apple have inserted themselves into users' everyday lives, Facebook also seeks that type of influence by providing a social layer to every online activity."They want to be a communications platform," said Jeremiah Owyang, social media analyst for Forrester Research. "This is what they've been trying to indicate to the market all along."Put another way, Owyang said Facebook is moving toward becoming like a computer operating system for communications.Evidence of that evolution came last week when Facebook unwrapped an upgraded search function that gives its members instant access to the news links, hot topics and other status updates posted not just by friends but also across its growing network of 250 million registered users.That new search capability went live hours after Facebook announced a deal, reportedly worth nearly $50 million, to acquire FriendFeed, a company that allows users to combine content from their favorite sites, blogs and social media networks, including rival Twitter.The combination of these events gives Facebook the potential to deliver much more relevant information its users seek as well as real-time marketing data to companies hoping to sell products and services to a rapidly growing audience.
Membership growingPrivately held Facebook started as a network of Harvard students and eventually expanded to other universities like Stanford. But today, it's open to anyone older than 13, and various studies show it's attracting members from all age levels and demographics.The status updates and other posts created by Facebook members have created a collective stream of consciousness that has marketers salivating.According to its own numbers, Facebook says 120 million of its registered members log on at least once daily. And they share 1 billion photos and 10 million videos each month, and post 1 billion pieces of content - news stories, Web links and blog items - each week.. Read more!