Fujitsu fingerprint / palm reader does large-scale biometric identification, won't tell fortunes

So it can't predict the future, but the latest biometric reader from Fujitsu can tell that you're one in a million -- quite literally. Looking something akin to the love child of Simon and a Polaroid camera, this as-of-yet unnamed device is apparently the "world's first biometric authentication technology that combines data on palm vein patterns with fingerprint data from three fingers." That's a mouthful, but Fujitsu says the combination of these two biometric authentication techniques allows for accurate identification of an individual in a pool of one million in just two seconds. What's more, it expects to up that capacity to groups of ten million by the end of 2011. For professional evildoers rocking three fingers and a palm, maybe now's a good time to start rethinking your career path.

Refresh Back Brain with Easy Way

Saturated with the same activity every day can lead to boredom and lack of concentration. But at least there is an easy way to refresh the brain. Anything?

After doing a lot of work in one day you're likely to experience stress and the mind becomes dull. In fact, the same mind dangers of fatigue with physical fatigue.

There are some easy ways to refresh the brain. Following ways scientifically proven to effectively make the brain re-focus and concentrate to 25 minutes (for adults), as reported by Lifemojo, Thursday (06/02/2011):

1. Music
Soothing music is very beneficial for mental or mind. Clear your mind by just sitting and listening to music. Music will make you feel better.

2. Sports
Doing regular physical activity such as swimming every morning is a powerful way to make your mind calm. Physical activity can stimulate physical energy and clarity of thought in addition to all the health benefits.

3. Laugh
Laughter is the best medicine to ward off boredom. Sports, laughter and humor can release endorphins that improve mood and feeling happy.

4. Socialization
Humans by nature are social creatures. Interaction fellow humans seem to keep your mind fresh. Make contact with new people or calling a friend.

5. Sleep
A good sleep is the foundation for strong productivity. Minute nap can also be re-invigorating the mind and makes you feel better.

6. Smelling the fresh aroma
Smell the coffee, aromatherapy or other smells that fresh can easily restore the spirit and renew your mind.

7. Bath
Nice warm bath to help calm the mind and body muscles. Adding salt bath or a favorite fragrance into your bath will also make your bath more enjoyable activity.

Other Ways Relieve Pain Without Drugs Drinking

Taking medication it can relieve or cure a disease. But when you're always taking the drug, then there are some side effects that occur in the body. So how do I ease the pain without taking medicine?

"Every time you take (mengonsumi) whether it's drugs or prescription drugs without a prescription, then you will get some specific risks. If used regularly, then the risks will be more and more," said Sandra Kweder, MD, Deputy Director of the Office of New Drugs at the center Food & Drug Administration (FDA) the U.S. for drug evaluation and research, as reported by Menshealth, Thursday (06/02/2011).

Here's another way that could ease the pain without having to take medication, namely:

1. Cough, cough syrup with honey dressing
Honey quality and thick to be a substitute for cough syrup. Cough syrup and honey are basically doing the same, namely to 'cloak' that eliminates throat irritation. In fact, a study in Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine found that a spoonful of honey is better than dextromethorphan (DM).

2. Frequent headaches, replace painkillers to sleep
Drinking painkillers is fine to do, but it's not advisable to eat them often. "Avoid drug compound (a lot). Strive not (taking painkillers) more than two weeks," explained Peter Goadsby, MD, Director of the Headache Center at the University of California at San Francisco.

According to him, focus on patterns of sleep can relieve headaches. Brain areas that contribute to headache was also involved in sleep. So by keeping a good sleep pattern can reduce pain in the head.

3. Stress and mild depression, replace antidepressants with a calming brain activity
To combat the depression consider not using the drug. Find other activities that can soothe your mind, like listening to music, sports or a trip with family.

4. Constipation, laxative replace by drinking 2 glasses of water before breakfast
The large intestine can be slow moving or not absorb the liquid for several reasons such as not eating enough fiber, lack of exercise, dehydration and certain medications. But get rid of the habit of using laxatives and replace it with drank 2 glasses of water before breakfast. This will help ease your bowel movements.

5. Flu, replace the antiviral drug with food or activities that enhance the immune system
No need to take medication, some foods such as ginger, garlic, chili, hot liquids, foods that contain zinc (nuts, beans, seafood, soy) can also improve the immune system that can relieve flu symptoms. In addition, exercise more.

Electronic Waste Could Cause Heart Disease

Let's not waste carelessly used goods in your home electronics, such as computers, televisions or phones. In addition to damaging the environment, waste electronic goods could be a risk factor for heart disease and even cancer.

Not only damage the environment, waste electronic scrap (e-waste), it also can cause inflammation and oxidative stress (the amount of free radicals in the body exceeds the body's capacity to neutralize them) on the human body.

This was revealed from the results of research conducted with air samples collected from Taizhou, one of the largest electronic goods waste disposal in the region of China.

Researchers reveal that waste electronic goods such as computers, televisions or mobile phones can cause inflammation and oxidative stress which is a risk factor for cardiovascular disease, DNA damage and even cancer.

The study was intended to measure the impact of electronic waste on human lung epithelial cells. The researchers wanted to test the level of Interleukin-8 (IL-8) which is believed to play a role in inflammatory response, and Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS), which is chemically reactive molecules that are capable of producing cell damage.

The researchers also tried to detect p53 gene expression. This gene acts as a tumor suppressor by synthesizing proteins that help prevent cell damage. Expression of this gene acts as an indicator of cell damage.

Researchers noted a significant increase in levels of IL-8 and ROS. The same developments were also observed in p53 protein levels. Risk of soluble organic pollutants appear to be much higher than the water-soluble pollutants.

"Both the inflammatory response (inflammation) and oxidative stress can cause DNA damage, which can lead to oncogenesis or even cancer. Of course, inflammatory response and oxidative stress are also associated with other diseases, such as cardiovascular disease (blood vessels)," explains Dr. Yang Fangxing from Zhejiang University, as reported by Lifemojo, Thursday (02/06/2011).

Dr. Yang believes that the old techniques will definitely need some improvement. He also opposed the demolition of 'open' waste electronic goods and focus on the importance of proper protection methods for workers at the location. He also urged producers to consider environmental and human-friendly materials in production.

Kakadu National Park Australia

Come and explore Kakadu National Park listed as World Heritage, about three hours east of Darwin.
In Australia's largest national park, you will see bergerugut steep cliffs, dense rain forest and the rock art galleries 50,000 years old. Learn the culture of Aboriginal people from the tribe's traditional owners Bininj / Mungguy. Watch millions of birds migrating between wetlands. See the beautiful lotus flower and prehistoric crocodiles, thundering waterfalls and a sparkling pool. Experience the wonders of Kakadu in the six seasons are very different. From the beautiful lotus flower to prehistoric crocodiles, Kakadu is full of treasures that can be explored.

Five ways in Kakadu tour

1. Witnessing the Aboriginal art

Kakadu is the location of one of the largest collections of Aboriginal rock art in the world. See the crevices of stone carved by the ancestral Dreamtime at Nourlangie Rock. Or see paintings Lightning Man, Dreamtime ancestors who still manage massive thunderstorms in the rainy season, in Anbangang Gallery not far from here. See Rainbow Serpent paintings and a few examples of X-ray art beautiful in the world in Ubirr Rock. Kakadu is the location of one of the largest collections of Aboriginal rock art in the world. You will see traces of the hands of animals, hunters and Dreamtime drawings, as well as houses, stone tools, grindstone, art rock, and ocher which is used as dye materials in traditional ceremonies. Learn how art depicts the social history, culture and nature tour with Kakadu in the guide or through meaningful symbols.

2. With rare flora and fauna ancient

Follow your tour Gubarra Pools Walk across the sandstone cliffs to shady monsoon forest or travel Bubba Walk through the wetlands surrounded by paperbark trees, pandanus, cycad and lotus. View Jim Jim Falls waterfall is amazing more than 250 meters tall. Explore the East Alligator River and Yellow Water across the crocodile, barramundi fish, and birds such as Magpie geese, brolga, Jabiru and white-bellied sea eagle. See jacana and jesus bird that flew among the leaves of the lotus flower. A quarter of all Australian freshwater fish species, and more than a third of Australian bird species can be found in Kakadu.

3.In the spirit of adventure

Double axle vehicles rose to Koolpin Gorge or foot cliff Arnhem Land and camping overnight. Or follow the tour ride double axle vehicles to locations of interest such as Jim Jim Falls waterfalls and gorges Barramundi Gorge. Watch the majesty and beauty of Kakadu in full flight scenic or barramundi fishing with experienced fishing guides. Explore the East Alligator River in Aboriginal cultural tours or paddle canoe toward Twin Falls waterfall is amazing. Walking through the jungle bush through the rain forest, past waterfalls and wading pool crystal clear.

4. Enjoy the different seasons

You have to visit Kakadu more than once to enjoy a very different season. Bininj local community divides into six seasons, beginning with a thundering waterfall and the blinding flash Gudjewg monsoon season from January to March until hot and dry weather on Gurrung season in August and September. See paperbark flowers are blooming near the billabong lake filled with water birds on Banggerreng season in April. Enjoy the comfortable weather and sunny skies in winter Wurrgeng from June through August. Enjoy the scenery is always changing in the landscape along the flight or enjoy the view from near the bush forest tour, billabong lake or river cruise.
Yellow Water Billabong, Kakadu, NT,
Yellow Water Billabong, NT

5. Driving along the Nature's Way

Starting from Darwin and walked across the wetland wilderness rich in culture and pioneering history of Aboriginal communities in the tour Nature's Way. This tour takes you from Kakadu National Park listed as World Heritage to the National Park and Litchfield National Park Nitmuluk. Canoeing down the Katherine River, swimming in waterfalls Litchfield and see a collection of Aboriginal rock art in Kakadu largest in the world. Here you can walk to the top of the waterfall Gunlom Falls, which is famous in the movie Crocodile Dundee as Echo Pool, explore rock pools and cook food with fire pit at the foot of the Arnhem Land escarpment. For people who like photography and seeing wild animals and birds, this is a dream trip, everything is done on smooth paved roads suitable for single bergardan vehicle.

Australia's Red Centre

You probably already know about the red monolith in the Red Centre of Australia.
You probably know this sacred stone for the local Aboriginal community, and reflect the amazing colors when the sun rises and sets. You may not know that you can see through the eyes of Aboriginal people, or there are many sacred places and other amazing here in the middle of the Australia wide. Twin Uluru, Kata Tjuta ie, located only 40 kilometers from here and you'll find an awesome Kings Canyon canyon not far from Alice Springs. You may not realize in this landscape there is greenery and water pools are beautiful, dusty red roads and giant slabs of stone. And what might you do not really understand until you get here is the magic, majesty, loneliness and alienation that suggests Australia's Red Centre.

Five places you must visit the Red Centre

1. Alice Springs and surrounding areas

Overnight at the famous outback town of Alice Springs, located in the middle of Australia just 200 kilometers south of the geographic center. From here you can walk through the jungle undergrowth, up double-axle vehicle or ride a camel across undulating sand dunes in the Simpson Desert. Biking to Simpsons Gap area in the morning, discover different styles of Aboriginal art along the Tanami Track and explore the rock art, artefacts and traditional ceremony site near the small village of St Teresa's Aborigines.

2. Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park

Watch Uluru towering 348 feet from the desert sand deep in the middle of Australia, which combines light and weather with colors that are so beautifully that rival the beauty of the sunset. Walking around Uluru along the foothills of the Anangu guide, and learn how rocks are created by ancestral spirits of the Dreamtime (the creation of the earth). You can even browse the traces they leave behind war. See Uluru while riding a motorcycle, from the back of a camel or helicopter ride with beautiful scenery. Drink a glass of champagne while watching the glint of the rock hill at sunset, then go home to enjoy dinner on the edge of a campfire, in the form of fish, barramundi, emu or kangaroo meat birds under bright starry skies. Only 40 kilometers from here, you will see Kata Tjuta - steep reddish circular dome formed by erosion for more than 500 million years. You can see both the wonders of this world in the National Park Uluru-Kata Tjuta, which offers tours with Aboriginal guides and accommodation ranging from camping to luxury resorts.

3. Kings Canyon and the canyon National Park Watarrka

Walking to the edge of the canyon Kings Canyon to witness the stunning views of cliffs and canyons of the Park Watarrka bumpy. Stone wall protecting the towering canyon crevices that overgrown palm trees and lush green parts in the usually arid desert. See rare plants of the wet era that has passed and swimming in the tropical Garden of Eden. Explore the rock domes that have been weathered weathered in Lost City. Watch the sunset at Carmichael Crag, follow your tour Kathleen Springs Walk into the beautiful pool or walk all night along the Giles Track. If you do not like camping, you can spend the night at the resort or lodging in the wilderness.

4. Finke Gorge National Park

Double axle car driving near cliffs towering sandstone and Finke River is partly sandy, partly dry at Finke Gorge National Park. Explore the desert oasis of Palm Valley in the valley, the only place in the world where there are Red Cabbage Palm. You can walk between the palm trees that lean in travel or tourism Mpulungkinya Arankaia Walk Walk that takes longer. Next, follow the short tour Kalaranga Lookout Walk to see the stunning views of the stone amphitheater that is surrounded by undulating cliffs. Or learn mythology of the Western Arrernte Aboriginal people in the two-hour tour of the famous Walk Mpaara. See knaggy gum trees that stretched long over sparkling water and mountains that change color from purple to red light at sunset.

5. MacDonnell Ranges

Walking along the Larapinta Trail or path Emu Dreaming to Ormiston Gorge and Pound, through the trees a beautiful red river gum, wallabies and a pool of clear and cool. Admire the steep canyon walls that rise 300 meters from the river Ormiston Creek, then dive into the pool 14 meters deep. You can also refresh themselves in Ellergy Creek Big Hole, Redbank Gorge and Glen Helen Gorge is beautiful. Watch the rock wallabies in the surrounding hills and ghost gum tree at Simpsons Gap. Walking into Standley Chasm and see the steep walls reflect light red color in the sun in broad daylight. Do not forget to see the crater as wide as 20 kilometers in the Gosse Bluff, or Tnorala for the Western Arrernte Aboriginal people. The story of dreaming them a little more magical than scientific explanations say the crater was formed by a comet that fell to Earth about 130 million years ago. In the mountains of East MacDonnell, you can walk through the jungle bush, camping, ride a double axle vehicles and visit the Gorge and the town Trephina Arltunga gold hunt was abandoned.

Milan defender Marek Jankulovski has announced his retirement from football at the age of 34

Milan defender Marek Jankulovski has announced his retirement from football at the age of 34.

The Czech Republic defender decided to hang up his boots after seeing his chances limited at San Siro this season.

“We had a very deep squad this season, there were 31 players, while only 11 could play at a time,” Jankulovski told Milan Channel.

“It wasn’t easy to make everyone play, so some inevitably had to sit out, but the important thing was to keep everyone involved, let it be a starter, a substitute or someone who watched the games from the stands.

“Coming to Italy from the Czech Republic was a big thing, not everyone has the chance to do it. And I lasted 11 years, six of which I spent at Milan, playing lots of games and being part of many victories. The beginning was not easy, but then everything was marvelous.

“Italy is my second homeland now, as is Milan my second home, but things come to an end. Fortunately, the memories remain and looking back on what I accomplished I realize all the great things I could do at Milan.”

“I don’t know, but I definitely won’t begin a coaching career. I wouldn’t mind working as a sports director or maybe as an agent to work with young lads and give back to football.”

The former Czech Republic international amassed 158 appearances for Milan after arriving from Udinese, while he represented the national team no less than 77 times.

List of the best purchases made in the EPL clubs this season.

2010-2011 premier league season has entered the arena the second half and as we all know that both the transfer market before the summer transfer window and started the competition as well as the winter transfer window was interrupted by a pause into the second half of the competition has closed, it is worth listening-name name players switching clubs or new players entering the scene who shone in the EPL this season.

In the summer transfer market is not a lot of players out of the arena the premier league but we can see that one of the best purchases were made by Tottenham Hotspur to bring Rafael Van der Vaart of Real Madrid.

Van der Vaart is sluggish and does not shine in Madrid became a figure of considerable influence and changes in the body of Harry Redknapp's squad this season. He became one of the main factors of success Spurs diajang local competition and arena league champions.

Van der Vaart scored 10 goals from 19 appearances arena premier league, 12 goals for Spurs in all the event proved how quickly adapt and adjust himself with the team and league competition. Van der Vaart to prove himself worthy enough for the Spurs, so the club was worth it to pay £ 8 million to recruit him.

In the second place perch Raul Meireles who carried off the name of Liverpool FC Porto with a value of 11.5 million pounds transfer. The Portuguese player requires a little time to adjust, but her performance in the last 2 months is quite a lot has given inspired changes to the resurrection of Liverpool and Liverpool. He has scored 5 goals in 6 games last including a victory over Chelsea goal and become the savior for the Reds lately.

In third place is a player from Nigeria, Peter Odemwingie who was recruited by West Bromwich from Lokomotiv Moscow. Odemwingie not take up too much public attention because he plays for a small team but these players become a mainstay weapon West Brom by contributing nine goals from 21 appearances West Brom defended its inaugural season. If West Bromwich relegated at the end of this season probably a lot of big clubs who would gladly hold them.

Manchester United in this season, although not many players make a purchase, even in the winter transfer market and they do not perform any activity but one of their purchases in the summer transfer market is considered as one of the best purchases made by an English club this season, Javier Hernandes perch ranked fourth, were recruited from Chivas Guadalajara by Man Utd, players with this Chicarito call has received widespread attention because of his compelling, he managed to scored 11 goals for Man Utd than 27 appearances and a lot of appearances and goals that he created as a substitute player.

Arsenal are also known to frequently make purchases brilliant ranked 5th in which they recruit Laurent Koscielny of Lorient with a transfer value of £ 8:45. Koscielny central figure directly into the heart of the defense the Gunners, who happened to be lucky to get a major role due to direct injury of the two pillars of Arsenal's defense, Thomas Vermaelen and Sebastien Squillaci.

This is a list of 10 best players who made the purchase of club league season 2010-2011.

1. Rafael van der Vaart (Tottenham Hotspur from Real Madrid 8 million pounds - 24 games, 12 goals in all competitions)

2. Raul Meireles (Liverpool from FC Porto 11.5 million pounds - 27 games, 5 goals)

3. Peter Odemwingie (West Bromwich Albion from Lokomotiv Moscow 1 million pounds - 21 games, 9 goals)

4. Javier Hernandez (Manchester United from Chivas Guadalajara transfer pricing is not known - 27 games, 11 goals)

5. Laurent Koscielny (Arsenal from Lorient 8:45 million pounds - 31 games, 2 goals)

6. Asamoah Gyan (Sunderland from the Rennes 13 million pounds - 25 games, 10 goals)

7. Marouane Chamakh (Arsenal from Bordeaux free transfer - 31 games, 10 goals)

8. Yaya Toure (Manchester City from Barcelona 24 million pounds - 31 games, 4 goals)

9. David Silva (Manchester City from Valencia for 24 million pounds - 35 games, 5 goals)

10. Frederic Piquionne (West Ham United from Lyon kept secret transfer value 31 games, 8 goals)

SPECIAL: Paul Scholes Career Track

After several weeks of speculation, Paul Scholes ensure its future by deciding to retire as a player. But it would be nice if re-look at the track record of success

1974: Paul Scholes was born in Salford on November 16

1991: Joined Manchester United only in practice sessions.

1992: Helps Manchester United's youth team won the FA Cup Junior

1993: Contracted professionally by Manchester United

1994/95: On 24 September, Scholes melakoni his debut for Manchester United against Ipswich Town. In this season, he appeared 17 times and scored five goals.

1995/96: Achieved his first title with Manchester United in the Premier League and FA Cup. Scholes appeared 26 times and scored ten goals.

1996/97: Maintain the Premier League championship trophy, in which he scored three goals and 24 appearances.

May 9, 1997: Received the first call to England when Glenn Hoddle was still handled

May 24, 1997: diving debut for England as a substitute against South Africa at Old Trafford.

June 4, 1997: Playing for England in Le Tournoi and scored his first goal against Italy.

May 1998: Selected in the composition of the England squad for World Cup 1998

June 1998: Printing a second goal when England win over Tunisia 2-0 in World Cup finals.

March 1999: Print the first hat trick for the England team during a 3-1 win over Poland in Euro 2000 qualifier at Wembley

May 1999: Being a historic moment for Manchester United because it can win the treble title, Champions League, Premier League and FA Cup. However, in the Champions League final against Bayern Munich, Scholes sidelined because of sanction.

January 2000: Absent defended Manchester United in the Club World Cup since undergoing hernia surgery.

June 2000: Print the first goal for England when bent Portugal 3-2 in Euro 2000.

2001/02: Completed domestic season with eight goals from 35 appearances and became part of the England squad that penetrates the World Cup quarter-final.

2002/03: Achieved his best achievement to break through the opponent's goal 14 times for United and bring his team won the eighth Premier League title. Scholes also scored a hat-trick when winning 6-2 victory over Newastle United. Total, Scholes scored 20 goals in all competitions in that season.

February 14, 2004: Shown for the 400th time with United in the FA Cup fifth round against Manchester City. United won 4-2 and Scholes scored the first goal for his team.

August 3, 2004: Decided retired from international football with England at the age of 29 years.

August 12, 2005: Signed a four-season contract with Manchester United that made him survive until 2009.

January 24, 2006: Absent three months because of problems with his eyesight. But Scholes sidelined much longer and could not appear until the last match United in the season.

October 22, 2006: Shown in the 500th United's match against Liverpool at Old Trafford, scoring the first goal and gave his side won 2-0. At the end of the season, led United's Scholes earned his ninth in the era.

May 21, 2008: Bringing drama Manchester United won through on penalties against Chelsea in the Champions League final in Moscow.

16 April 2010: Signed a one season contract with Manchester United, which is the last contract that was signed as a United player.

May 2010: Helps United retain Premier League title and say no Fabio Capello returned to the England team for World Cup 2010.

May 2011: Driving United earned his 19th in the Premier League, but failed to carry his team won the Champions League after losing to Barcelona 3-1 at Wembley.

May 31, 2011: Announces retirement from the world who raised his name and expressed a desire to survive at Old Trafford as a coach.

Enjoy Your Summer Coloring Pages

Enjoy Your Summer Coloring Pages

Villarreal’s Giuseppe Rossi in negotiation with Barcelona – agent

Federico Pastorello has revealed that his client has been formally approached by the Spanish and European champions, and that they have been told about the forward’s market price

Villarreal striker Giuseppe Rossi’s agent has revealed that negotiations with Barcelona have already begun over the transfer of the striker to Camp Nou.

The 24-year-old Italy international is one of the players reportedly on the Spanish and European champions’ radar and has said from time to time that he wants to play for a bigger club.

It now seems that Rossi’s dream of featuring for a European powerhouse could come true, as Barca have already made an approach for him, according to his agent Federico Pastorello.

“We are talking with Barcelona and Rossi would love to play for the club,” Pastorello is quoted as saying by Spanish daily AS. “His price-tag is between €25 million and €30m.

“We are now waiting for news from Barca.”

Rossi joined Villarreal from Manchester United in 2007 and has played in over 100 Primera Division matches. He had a productive 2010-11 campaign for the Yellow Submarine, scoring 18 goals and providing six assists in 36 league appearances, and helped them finish in the top-four in the table. He also played a key role in their run to the Europa League semi-finals.

It is so cold today I saw a politician with his hands in his own pockets!

I HATE winter with a passion [go read how passionate I am about it Why Winter Officially Fucking Sucks!] 

I still think this post of mine I wrote a couple of years ago is true to boot and its fucking hysterical (if I do say so myself). 

I thought I'd try stay positive but its gonna take until February to thaw out my nipples stand, Plonkers!

So to cheer myself up, I thought I'd share my only good things about winter.

Black Polo Necks

My Hounds Tooth Scarf

Bright coloured beanies

Pink Fuzzy Mittens

My Black Biker Books

Toe Socks

Fox Fur Ear Muffs

Hot Chocolate!

Now ALL IS FORGIVEN!  Bring Summer back!

What are your favourite winter woolies? or would you rather stay indoors in yer jammies playing Mystic Warlords of Kaa-Haa with yer dorky mates?

Don't forget to Caption my Freaky Photo Competition!

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Newly-Engaged Kim Kardashian: La Scala Sexy

Treating herself to a delicious dinner out, Kim Kardashian was spotted at La Scala Italian Restaurant last night (May 31).

The “Disaster Movie” babe rolled up in her white Rolls Royce and flashed her snazzy $2 million engagement ring.

Speaking of her engagement, TMZ reports that Kim will ditch her famous last name and take Kris Humphries' moniker when they wed this summer.

Kim’s mom Kris Jenner had previously told press, "I don’t think she should take his name and be Kim Humphries ... She needs to be Kim Kardashian because she’s worked so hard to get where she is.”

Pippa Middleton: Lovely in London

Making her rounds in the English capitol, Pippa Middleton was spotted out and about in London this afternoon (June 1).

Donning a tan cardigan along with khaki trousers and cream peep-toe shoes, Ms. Middleton looked pleasant as she smiled for the paparazzi.

Pippa recently returned to the UK from France where she enjoyed primo seats at the Roland Garros stadium for the French Open tennis tournament.

Middleton was joined by a few friends, but when the photogs began their assault they cleared out to give Pippa the spotlight.

Eva Longoria's Tips for the Grill

Just in time for summer cookout season, Eva Longoria has shared one of her delicious new recipes.

The “Desperate Housewives” actress, who was spotted arriving at LAX Airport last night (May 31), put out a cookbook called “Eva’s Kitchen” earlier this year and it is chock full of tasty ideas.

One of Eva’s concoctions is called Flank Steak with Lime Marinade, and it’s actually pretty easy to make.

Flank Steak with Lime Marinade

3 tbsp (50 mL) extra virgin olive oil

3 tbsp (50 mL) fresh lime juice (about two limes)

4 garlic cloves, thinly sliced

1 serrano pepper, cored, seeded if desired, and thinly sliced

2 tsp (10 mL) chili powder

1 tsp (5 mL) ground cumin

1/2 tsp (2 mL) kosher salt

1½ lbs (750 g) flank steak

In shallow dish, place oil, lime juice, garlic, serrano, chili powder, cumin and salt. Stir until well blended.

Lay the flank steak in the dish and turn a few times until thoroughly coated.

Cover with plastic wrap and place in refrigerator at least 2 hours and up to overnight (the longer, the better), turning occasionally. Lightly oil the grill grate and preheat a medium-high grill.

Pat the steak dry with paper towels. Grill for about 8 to 10 minutes total, turning once, for mediumrare.

Transfer to a cutting board and let stand for 5 minutes. Use a long, thin knife held at a slant to cut the steak across the grain into thin slices. Serve immediately.

Makes 4 servings.