Fed up after being attack by worm, virus, trojan or malware?!..Fed up formatting you PC after being attack?! Cannot go into safemode instead being encountered by blue screen of death?!..I have got the solution ladies & gentlemen..
All you need is a blank CD, a CD burner and of course the internet. With these you can solve problem mention above without getting worried formatting you PC. I almost admit losing to those worm, virus, trojan or malware but in the nick of time i’ve found the solution.
Brad Pitt, Beyonce and Justin Timberlake top list of celebrities which their names are being abuse by malware writers. McAfee have issue a list of celebrities this week that are being abuse by those peddling crimeware. As far as the celebrity names that have been most abused and exploited this year to create dangerous Web sites, malware downloads and spam, the top three names, according to McAfee, are:
1. Brad Pitt. When “Brad Pitt screensavers” was searched, more than half of the reporting Web sites were identified as containing malicious downloads with spyware, adware and potential viruses, according to McAfee.
2. Beyonce. Inputting “Beyonce ringtones” into a search engine yields risky Web sites that promote misleading offers to gather consumers’ personal information, according to McAfee.
3. Justin Timberlake. Spammer and hackers exploit interest in his high-profile relationships, and a search for “Justin Timberlake downloads” was flagged as leading to spam, spyware and adware.
Well..finally i found the theme which are similar to our long gone blog friend..Haney. The one that she use is pink but umm..it’s not like i hate pink but pink usually are related to lady and i am not a lady but a gentlemen. hehe…
I am so in da mood after Liverpool win over Man U. Shout ..GOAL!!!…when Babel put the ball back of the Man U net..it’s been a long awaited win against the raining champs..

Good news for all female…Research already found a more efficient way to detect breast-cancer.The name of the technology is MBI(molecular breast imaging).
These undated images, provided by the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, shows a standard mammogram, left, and molecular breast imaging (MBI) from a study performed on a 45-year-old patient in the clinic’s screening of women with dense breasts. The mammogram was interpreted as being negative while the MBI image shows a cancerous growth indicated by the arrow. (AP Photo/The Mayo Clinic)