A security forces officer reportedly confronted two men inside the car, previously reported stolen, said Officer Karen Gerardo, the public information officer at the Glendale Police Department.

When the officer got out of his car to try to make contact with the two men, the car drove directly at him. The officer shot at the car, which then crashed, said Gerardo.

One of the occupants of the vehicle was killed. His cause of death has not been determined.

The other person in the car was injured and transported to a hospital.

Investigators do not suspect terrorism, said Gerardo. They don’t believe the men were anything other than car thieves, said Gonzales.

The base trains pilots to fly F-16s.

Top 12 Boys:

1. Aaron Kelly

2. Alexander “Alex” Lambert

3. Andrew Garcia

4. Benjamin “Ben” Honeycutt

5. Casey James

6. Christopher “Chris” Golightly

7. David Duke

8. Jermaine Sellers

9. John Park

10. Lee DeWyze

11. Michael Lynche

12. Tyler Grady

Top 12 Girls:

1. Ashley (Makailah) Rodriguez

2. Crystal Bowersox

3. Haeley Vaughn

4. Janell Wheeler

5. Katelyn Epperly

6. Katie Stevens

7. Lacey Brown

8. Lillian “Lilly” Scott

9. Michelle Delamor

10. Paige-DeChausse

11. Siobhan Magnus

12. Vered Didi Benami

The ZeuS compromise is a huge hacking network that is currently affecting more than 2,400 businesses and government facilities, infecting over 74,000 computers. The ZeuS compromise is available for rent to the highest bidder who wants to take advantage of the full network.

Unfortunately, it seems like the hackers behind the ZeuS compromise aren’t after money, but their goals are to rent their network to rogue governments and gangs who have really evil intentions in cybercrime.

Kneber is botnet which uses the name BTN1, which is given to ZeuS botnets by default. It’s name Kneber comes from the username that links all the infected systems. A botnet is a collection of software bots or robots that infect computers and run anonymously in the background without the user even knowing, so it can be hardly discovered.

Kneber makes use of Waledac, a peer to peer software that takes care to install the Kneber botnet to remote computers and even reinstall it if removed. According to NetWitness, there are over 74,126 computers infected in 24,11 companies all over the world.

Kneber Botnet

The ZeuS compromise has been running for almost an year and it still does make use of its infected computers as I write the article write now. NetWitness reports the first infection date being Match 25, 2009.

The top five countries with infected computers seem to be Egypt, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and the United States. Also the infected systems are all built by Microsoft, running an Windows XP Pro SP2, Windows XP Pro SP3, Windows XP Home SP3, Windows Home SP2, and Windows Vista Home SP2. Linux and Mac computers doesn’t seem to be infected by the Kneber botnet, fortunately.

There are some credentials the Kneber botnet steals the most and the top 6 are netlog.com, sonico.com, metroflog.com, hi5.com, yahoo.com, and facebook.com, though it’s able to steal even more. Also the Kneber botnet stolen credentials from over 68,000 computers.

India [ Images ] were in serious danger of losing the top spot after South Africa won the Nagpur Test last week and then bad weather on Wednesday allowed only 31 overs of play on the penultimate day of the second Test.

However, Harbhajan Singh [ Images ] took 5-59 and Amit Mishra [ Images ] bagged 3-78 as South Africa [ Images ] were dismissed for 290 despite a fighting 123 not out by Hashim Amla [ Images ], his second century of the Test.

The series result means that the pre-series status quo in terms of positions on the table is maintained, though India slipped to 124 ratings points after conceding a ratings point, while South Africa stay second on 120 ratings points.

Team India to pocket US $175,000

Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s [ Images ] side will not only retain the mace, which it received after defeating Sri Lanka [ Images ] last year in December, but will also pocket a cheque for US $175,000, which is presented to the side that reaches the April 1 cut-off date in top spot.

Although Bangladesh will host England [ Images ] for a two-Test series, and Australia [ Images ] travels to New Zealand [ Images ], also for a two-Test series, before the cut-off date, the situation at the top of the table is such that none of the four teams, no matter what the outcome of their respective series, is capable of snatching the top spot from India.

It is the first time India has topped the log at the annual cut-off date since the rankings were introduced in June 2003. In 2008, they  finished second and were placed third in 2005 and 2006, fourth in 2007 and sixth in 2004.

While it was all smiles for Dhoni’s side, which also ended Australia’s seven-year run of finishing on top spot at the annual cut-off date, it was another heartbreak for Graeme Smith’s [ Images ] side, which once again came agonisingly close to achieving the top spot but forced to settle for a US $75,000 cheque, which is presented to the side that finishes second.

Last year too, the Proteas needed a series win to finish at the top of the Test table at the April 1 cut-off date, but they lost the home series to Australia 2-1 and finished nine ratings points behind Ricky Ponting’s .

Gold is fit for a King and that’s what Shaun White is after winning the Halfpipe event at the 2010 Winter Olympics.  On his first run Shaun scored a staggering 46.8 – more than 4 points more than the next closest competitor – his Team USA teammate Scott Lago, who had 42.8 pts.  Then on his second run, he launched, he spun, he graced through the air with ease and surpassed his staggering first run with a jaw dropping 48.4 score to bring home his first Gold medal of the 2010 Winter Olympics.

Sudhir Mishra, who directed him in Is Raat Ki Subah Nahi, says, “Nirmal was a gentle guy, and very comfortable with his softer side. That’s how I remember him. I can’t comment profoundly because I was out of touch with Nirmal for the past seven-eight years. I’m very sorry and guilt-ridden.”

Actor Jackie Shroff who worked with him in One Two Ka Four, says, “I am sad to hear the news. He was a great guy to work with. Great energy on the set. If his family needs any help from me, I am always there for them.”

Arbaaz Khan who had acted with him in Pyar Kiya Toh Darna Kya and Auzaar, said, “It is sad that Nirmal passed away at such a young age. My condolences for him and his family. He was a terrific actor and it was great working with him. May his soul rest in peace.”

Nirmal Pandey was seen in films like Bandit Queen, Daayraa, Is Raat Ki Subah Nahi, Pyar Kiya To Darna Kya, Shikari, Godmother, Daayra and Train to Pakistan to name a few. He later moved on to television in shows like Hatim and Raajkumar Aaryyan many among others. He also ventured in regional films. In fact, he was last seen in Telugu film Kedi.

It is unfortunate that Nirmal won’t be able to see the release of his new Hindi film, Lahore, on March 19. The actor played a Pakistani character in the film.

A graduate from the National School of Drama, he was part of a London based theatre group, Tara. In addition to acting Nirmal Pandey was also a versatile singer.

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Movie Review: ‘My Name Is Khan’; Director: Karan Johar: Cast: Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol, Jimmy Shergill, Zarina Waha; Rating: *** Compelling mirror of troubled times.

Questions of religious and national identity, of the sense of right and wrong, of combating a certain isolation that comes with a behavioural disorder. But what triumphs over all the complexities unfolding in a tumultuous post 9/11 America is Rizwan Khan and his essential goodness that tells you unwaveringly – his name is Khan and he is not a terrorist. Director Karan Johar is in unfamiliar territory here. No candyfloss romance, no sweet nothings, nobody breaking into song. Just the super intelligent Rizwan, who has Asperger’s Syndrome, a form of autism, his halting voice with his inability to communicate, and his many relationships – with his mother, his brother, and yes, Mandira, and her son Sam. Move over Rahul, Rizwan is here. Shah Rukh makes the transition from the eternal romantic to the intense Rizwan who finds love and loses it some years later when his Khan identity becomes all important in a tense, suspicious America. You sit through three hours waiting to get a glimpse of Shah Rukh through Rizwan Khan, but it doesn’t happen. If Shah Rukh lives and breathes Rizwan in what is one of his finest roles, Kajol as Mandira, the vivacious single mother, is also good – as always. The chemistry between them if not always crackling, then heartwarming. It’s an unlikely romance, not very easy to portray. But it’s dealt with a light touch. There they are sitting on either side of the bed after their wedding with Mandira telling Rizwan, who doesn’t like to be hugged, that this is something they can’t do without touching. It’s a scene that could quite easily have gone wrong, but it doesn’t. All credit to Karan Johar for that. Like a piece of music that gradually rises to grand crescendo, ‘My Name Is Khan’ begins with Rizwan as a child with his mother – so good to see Zarina Wahab after such a long time – in a tenement in Mumbai and ends with cheers from the US’ first African American president in a crowded rally. It’s from his mother that Rizwan learns his first lessons of humanity; as the 1983 Mumbai riots rage outside, she tells the young boy that the world is divided into good people and bad people. It is this essential humanism that carries Rizwan through from Mumbai to San Francisco where his brother stays, then to the suburb of Banville where he moves in with Mandira and Sam, and even when he is taken to be a terror suspect. Sam, his ‘only best friend’, is subjected to a vicious race attack because he takes on Rizwan’s surname. Mandira hits back, saying that the worst thing she could have done was marry a Khan and Rizwan is out on the roads – unable to articulate his feelings but backpacking his way across the US to meet ‘president sahib’ so he can tell him: ‘My name is Khan and I am not a terrorist.’ It is a road journey through a troubled post 9/11 America towards humanism and the essential goodness of the human spirit. This is a US where chanting the name of Allah gets you into trouble, where the word terrorist and Khan in conjunction can put you behind bars. Rizwan moves from being a terror suspect to a nationwide hero who exposes a terror mastermind. And then, the man with the mission who travels to Wilhelmina that is literally drowning in a hurricane to supervise a heroic rescue mission. There’s Afghanistan and Iraq, Bush and Obama too. The US’ first African American president is voted in and, in that final feel good moment Rizwan meets him in front of thousands of people and his goodness is validated. Plenty of great one liners. When he is refused entry into a presidential fundraiser for the poor in Africa that is only for Christians, he leaves behind $500 saying: ‘This if for those who are not Christians in Africa.’ The music by Shankar Ehsaan Loy is superb. This is not a film without flaws, it is at least 20 minutes too long for one and flags in the pre-interval period, but here is one straight from the heart. It has a message, in these days of tensions over language and religion, one which needs to be heard.

The quake was said to be experience as far as Wisconsin and Tennessee. However I live just a few hours from the epicenter and I felt nothing, not even a tiny tremor. Although I could probably sleep through a war.

According to reports coming out of DeKalb and Kane Counties  (the closest counties to the epicenter of the quake) books fell off  shelves in some homes and rattled walls.

No major damage to the area has been reported and the city of Chicago and surrounding areas were spared any injuries.

Give me one kiss to go to sleep. Give me two kisses to dream. Give me an endless row of kisses to, when I wake up in the morning, think of you as the last kiss I never forget it

Whats live ? Live is love. Whats love ? Love is kissing. Whats kissing ? Come here and I show you.