Games of Thrones Season 2 Scoop

Yes, Game of Thrones just completed his first season. (How exciting way Now read our review of the "Fire and Blood"!)

But it's never too early for the season two premiere of it? That's what we thought.

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, David Benioff and DB Weiss offered a few spoilers and facts about what viewers can expect to see when the series back in the spring of 2012 ...

Will we see flashbacks of the characters interact with Ned? "Many of the [book] flashbacks take place years ago, and Sean's stuntman looks eerily like a young Sean Bean, so it can work." - Weiss

Will we see a great battle? We had a lot "instead of one big scene with our characters than a crappy version of [a] battle. We want a few big battles have, we work very hard to battlefields in season two. We would also like to have more dire wolves. "- Benioff

Give us a season two tease: "We have dragons, we have dire wolves grow, we have massive battles Despite the various character deaths, we have a growing cast of characters .." - Benioff

Indeed, expect a series of casting announcements soon. Game of Thrones starts shooting again on July 25, meaning that characters from George RR Martin's second book - like Stannis Baratheon, Balon Greyjoy Melis and Andre - will be released any day now.

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Crystal Harris parties in Las Vegas with Heidi Montag

A little thing like her marriage annulled is not going to stop partying Crystal Harris.

Hugh Hefner's runaway bride celebrated what would have been her wedding on Saturday at the pool in Las Vegas with friends, including Heidi Montag.

"I wanted to leave LA, so I did not have to think about the wedding," the 25-year-old Playboy model told Radar Online with Law of the Republic pool party MGM Grand's.

Dressed in a tight black bikini, animal print cover-up and high heels, Harris laughed with her friends as Hef, 85, was a distant memory.

She told people that if her wedding day came, she knew she did not want the man 60 years her senior, married.

"I wanted to be true to myself and true to what was best for everyone," says Harris. "I love (Hefner). He is the sweetest person I've ever met in my entire life and I will always love him and he will always be a good friend and I will always visit him all the time."

In fact, she says she's back at the Playboy Mansion on Monday to collect her belongings and her engagement ring back to lift, which it claims is "good."

Perhaps because he already moved on. TMZ reports, Hefner is now an item with Miss January 2011, Anna Sophia Berglund.

Harris called off the marriage on Tuesday, just five days before she and Hef are set to exchange vows in the Mansion.

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The education system is so bad': Angelina Jolie upset with modern schools education

Angelina Jolie has revealed that they are modern schools do not meet the needs of her children, and teachers who are home-schooled.
Jolie, 35, criticized conventional schools, and said they were unable to raise her and partner Brad Pitt's Bread, namely Maddox, 9, Pax, seven, Zahara, 6, Shiloh, five and two years old twins Knox and Vivienne .

"I think we live in a different era and education has not caught up with our children and our way of life," the Independent quoted Jolie as naturally in an interview.

"But we travel and I am the first person to say, 'Get the homework done as soon as possible because, let's go out and explore."

"I prefer them to a museum and learn to play guitar and read and select a book they love," she said.Jolie also revealed her fears about keeping her children to school on track.

"I wish there was a book every parent could read, that tells you how to navigate through the school, and how to customize the education for your children and their interests," she added.

The children were enrolled in the French school system, the Lycée program, in cities including New York, Prague and Venice.

Nannies and teachers provide specialized program, and one of them speaks with Vietnamese Pax, adopted in 2007 in Vietnam. The couple also used mentors with an "African background" to connect with Zahara, in Ethiopia in 2005.

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Facebook rejects NY man's claim of half-ownership

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has said that an alleged contract and e-mails that a New York man claims his right to a share of 50% in the social networking site are "forgeries".

Paul Ceglia said that Mr. Zuckerberg a contract in 2003 that Mr. Ceglia half ownership of Facebook has signed.

In a court filing, Facebook and Mr Zuckerberg the question that Mr. Ceglia turn on the alleged contract and emails.

Lawyers for Mr. Ceglia disputed claims Facebook.

"The so-called expert advice is provided without consideration of the actual contract at issue in the case," said Dennis C. Vacco, who is one of the lawyers for Mr. Ceglia.
Cut-and-paste '

In a filing made at the U.S. District Court in Buffalo, Mr. Zuckerberg said he web development services in 2003 StreetFax, a business Mr. Ceglia tried to start at the moment.

He said he signed a contract drafted by Mr. Ceglia, wood pellets a seller, which meant only the work he did for StreetFax.

"Zuckerberg and Facebook Ceglia never discussed and never signed a contract on Facebook," the filing said.

"The contract is a cut-and-pasting the e-mails are complete fabrications, and this whole lawsuit is a fraud."

Facebook and Mr Zuckerberg hope to use forensic tests to prove that the documents were forgeries.

Facebook is privately owned, but estimates of the value range between $ 50 billion (£ 30 billion) and $ 76.4bn (£ 46.7bn).

Twins Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss also claimed that Mr. Zuckerberg from its Web site idea, but they were all students at Harvard.

In 2008 they reached a settlement that gave them $ 20,000,000 in cash and stock valued at $ 45 to $ 36 per share.

They have since tried unsuccessfully to have their cases reopened against Facebook, claiming that the company hid information and they should receive more shares.

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Toshiba prices its new tablet to undercut Apple's iPad2

Toshiba has announced its foray into the rapidly growing market for tablet with its latest gadget called thrive.

The Japanese electronics maker has priced its entry-level $ 429 (£ 262), which is cheaper than the base model of Apple's iPad2.

The company said that its basic model comes with Wi-Fi capabilities and is aimed at consumers who use tablets at home.

The tablet will go on sale in the U.S. on July 10.
"Non-Apple products"

The success of Apple's iPad has encouraged many computer and electronics companies to enter the segment.

Samsung has launched its Galaxy tab, while Sony has also announced its entry with two new models.

While none of them are able to make a significant dent in Apple's market share, Toshiba says the demand for other products was gradually increasing.

"There is a market out there of people who want to buy non-Apple products, " said Jeff Barney, Toshiba America.

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Google to abandon older browsers

Google is phasing out support for older browsers with effect from August 1.

Using IE7, Safari 3, Firefox 3.5 and its predecessors version of Gmail, Google Calendar, Talk, Docs and Sites will lose some functions.

Ultimately warned, these web services will stop working for the stabbing with older browsers.

The move is part of a trend towards the use of aging and insecure browsers are not sophisticated enough to handle the latest Web technologies to stop.
Code jam

Statistics about browser versions compiled by StatCounter shows about 17% to change in light of the decision by Google.

Google made its announcement in a blog post says its engineers wanted to use the newest features in browsers to make, requiring support for HTML5 technology.

Consequently, with effect from August 1, Google will only support what the "modern browsers" calls. Through this means that the latest versions and the previous major versions of Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari.

When new versions of their release, Google will be working with Web services that support and then drop the third oldest version.

Aid in this sense means that Google is not only the compatibility testing with up-to-date browsers. It will not test with older programs and ensure that web services will work with them.

Closing the blog post, Venkat Panchapakesan, Vice President of Engineering at Google, wrote: "These new browsers are more than just a modern convenience, they are a necessity for what the future holds."

In mid-May, Mozilla, which oversees Firefox development, launches a plan to 12 million or so people using version 3.5 of its browser to update.

It said it was "frustrated" with efforts to get people to upgrade and had a series of steps to force change.

It uses pop-up windows, advertisements, updates and re-directs to guide people to more recent versions of Firefox.

Figures collected by Mozilla suggest that the campaign has had some success as the number of users to Firefox 3.5 has now decreased to about one million had.

Microsoft's campaign to stop people using Internet Explorer 6 is one of the longest running upgrade efforts.

The software giant has used its automatic update system for newer versions of its browser to connect to many users.

However, many companies prefer not to use this system and that has resulted in some IE6 holding companies and nations.

Worldwide, approximately 11% of the browsers are IE6, suggesting the figures compiled by Microsoft, and there is a wide variation in the world.

Approximately 34% of Chinese Internet users on IE6, like 22.3% of South Koreans and 11.6% of the Vietnamese people.

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South Africa mourns Albertina Sisulu

South Africa is mourning one of the leaders of the anti-apartheid, Albertina Sisulu, die, died at age 92.

Mrs. Sisulu, the widow of Walter Sisulu, a friend and mentor of the former South African President Nelson Mandela.

EEn Political figure in her own right, she was active in the Women's League of the African National Congress (ANC).

ANC spokesman Brian Sokutu said Mrs. Sisulu had devoted her life to bringing democracy to South Africa.

Comrade Sisulu''devoted her entire life serving the ANC and the liberation of South Africa. This, we tribute to Mother and selfless leader of the Movement ", South African Times quotes paper as saying to zoom.
"They never gave up '

family home key figures from the ruling party ANC visited Mrs. Sisulu in the north of Johannesburg to pay their respects to testify.

Ahmed Kathrada, a lifelong friend and colleague, said that as regarded Mrs. Sisulu A mother and was deeply shocked door The news of her death.
"Politically, she was a great humanitarian, a great fellow, a loving companion and a source of inspiration. THEY never ever gave," South Africa's Eyewitness News Kathrada quotes the Lord as saying.

One of her sons, said Ms Sisulu was brought home two of her grandchildren watch the news on television when she died.

When the news broke late on Thursday, were social networking websites in South Africa paid tribute to flood the veteran campaigner, nicknamed "Ma Sisulu.
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Mrs. Sisulu Laptop Was an ambassador for the ANC, the overseas visits of leaders including former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, to draw attention to the anti-apartheid struggle.

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