Also on Tuesday, a security firm that's been researching the issue for the last nine months said 41 of Microsoft's own programs can be remotely exploited using DLL load hijacking, and named two of them.

On Monday, Microsoft confirmed reports of unpatched -- or zero-day -- vulnerabilities in a large number of Windows programs, then published a tool it said would block known attacks. At the same time, the company said it would not patch Windows because doing so would cripple existing applications.

The American actor Michael Douglas has also kept alive with optimism and he is hoping to beat throat cancer with was diagnosed in August, although the disease is in stage IV already, which is the most advanced stage of disease.
Michael Douglas, aged 65, he found out after a biopsy that is suffering from disease in stage IV - this stage of disease is considered by the actor "intense."
Stage IV cancer has spread in the body far from the original tumor and usually is impossible to treat.
Actor Michael says that everyone is worried about the disease to not spread. Hopes are high.

Approximately 63,000 people attended the "Peninsula" Festival this year which was held from Thursday to Sunday in Targu Mures, the last day - when they played Korn, Above and Beyond, Zdob Zdub NOHA, Dub FX - being registered almost 20,000 spectators.

Participation in the "Peninsula" Festival this year exceeds the previous years except the 2007 edition, when they were between 85,000 and 90,000 people, but then the festival had five days.

The Director of the "Peninsula" Festival, Bodor László said Sunday that the festival has steadily increased the number of visitors each day.

Seeing as how the four-door coupe market has exploded in the last few years, Mercedes-Benz, the creator of this niche with the old CLS, had a big task ahead of itself with the next generation CLS Class. It’s the second generation of the Three-Pointed Star’s four-door coupe and (compared to the stereotypically mild overhaul of some premium German cars) it boasts a refreshingly new look.

A criminal investigation was launched against a nurse at the Giulești maternity ward in Bucharest, where a fire led to the death of several newborn babies last week, a chief prosecutor investigating the case announced on Monday.

He said the investigation took into account that the nurse was absent for about 12 minutes from the intensive care section a week ago, and the fire broke in the section during that period.

According to Romanian news agency Mediafax, nurse Florentina Cârstea was retained for 24 hours and faced hearings at the prosecutor general's office.