Michelle Obama's offensive photo removed from Google.com but Michelle Obama bad pic in Google Images

Lots of people are Googling first ladyMichelle Obama's name right now because if you typed "Michelle Obama" into Google.com 10 days ago, an offensive photo of Michelle Obama with her face morphed to looked like a monkey appeared in the Google.com search engine results where it says "Image results for Michelle Obama."

Search Engine Roundtable first reported the offensive pic of Michelle Obama, and while one post says they're glad Google took it down from the search-engine results -- another section says that they gave Google a hard time for removing the removing the Michelle Obama result.

This is because Google claims it in its policies that they don't remove offensive pics.

At least 46 dead in pre-poll Philippines massacre

Police in the Philippines have found more bodies at a shallow grave in the south of the country, bringing the total number of victims kidnapped yesterday to a least 46.

They were ambushed by gunmen as they travelled to register nominations for next May’s election and were reportedly hacked to death or shot a point blank range.

The President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo has declared a state of emergency.

‘‘No effort will be spared to bring justice to the victims and hold the perpetrators accountable to the full limit of the law. The chief of staff has ordered the establishment of check and choke points,’‘ she said.

The Island of Mindanao is notorious for violence between rival clans but even this pre-poll attack has shocked ordinary Filipinos.

Suspicion for the massacre has fallen on a powerful town mayor after four witness claimed gunman loyal to him stopped the victims convoy, which included around a dozen journalists.

Central government control remains weak. Awash with weapons the region is often run by political warlords who maintain private armies.

Kris Brown: Brown takes loss hard

Kris Brown missed another potential game-tying field goal in Monday night's loss to the Titans.
Brown could have sent last night's game to overtime with a 49-yard boot and also had a chance to send the Texans into overtime with a 46-yard kick in Week 9 against the Colts. "It's totally on me," Brown said. "The frustrating part for me is we have 44 guys out there busting their tail and one guy out there not doing his job, which is me." Brown is not in danger of losing his job

2nd Test India vs Sri Lanka Live Update - 5,324 views Read more: http://www.dailylatestnews.com/2009/11/24/2nd-test-india-vs-sri-lanla-live-update-01

Today there is 2nd test match of India and Sri Lanka in Kanpur. The toss is won by India. The captain Manendra Singh Dhoni chose to do batting first. It is said that the pitch of Green Park is auspicious forIndian cricket team.

Team prescribed for this match is as follows:

Indian Team: Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag, Rahul Dravid, Gautam Gambhir, Yuvraj Singh, MS Dhoni, VVS Laxman, Harbhajan Singh, Zaheer Khan, Sreesanth, Pragyan Ojha.

Srilanka: Kumar Sangakkara (captain), Tillakaratne Dilshan, Thilan Samaraweera, Tharanga Paranavitana, Angelo Mathews, Mahela Jayawardene, Ajantha Mendis, Prasanna Jayawardene, Muttiah

In this match India vs Srilanka 2nd test, there are two changes in Indian team. There is Ishant Sharma in place of Sreesanth and Pragyan Ojha in place of Amit Mishra.

Sehwag is playing like ODI right now. You can check Ind vs SL 2nd test match live cricket score in the right side bar. India’s opening pair is playing very well right now. Match is coming live on Neo Sports and online live cricket streaming can be seen on Cricket Nirvana.

Jennifer Lopez Falls During AMAs

Jennifer Lopez took a spill during her performance at Sunday's 2009 American Music Awards. While performing her new song 'Louboutins' at L.A.'s Nokia Theatre on Sunday, she climbed a stair of dancers and jumped off. That's when Lopez landed on her butt instead of her feet, but she made a quick recovery. Near the end, she asks: "You miss me?"

This was her first single from her new album, due in stores next year.

Flanked by backup dancers, the 40-year-old entertainer busts out her Fly Girl moves in a number that begins in a boxing ring and ends in the audience.

Near the very end of her performance, Lopez asked "Do you miss me?" Wonder who she was referring to?

How does Mystery Google work and What is Mystery Google

How does Mystery Google work and What is Mystery Google. Searching on Google Mystery is fun. It is not the same search engine that gives accurate search results every time you turn ton it for searching everything under the sun. It is fun and enjoy the fun if you have time.

Miss California crowned

Out of 133 women vying to become the 2010 Miss California on Sunday in Rancho Mirage, a 24-year-old representing Sherwood in Ventura County took home the crown.

“I think it was my presentation,” said winner Nicole Johnson. “I was very confident on the stage, and I stood out in a red gown. So I think maybe that was it.”

Johnson beat out an apparent crowd favorite, Nana Meriwether representing Beverly Hills.

Meriwether was the runner-up and will fill in for Johnson should she not be able to fulfill her Miss California duties.

Tami Farrell also was crowned during the show after taking over from 2009 winner Carrie Prejean, who was stripped of her title in June.

“She was crowned tonight so that she, too, can have the moment,” said Heather Witbeck, a pageant spokeswoman.

Katie Polos, a 19-year-old from Yucca Valley representing Palm Springs, did not make it past the top 15 elimination round.

“It was a lot of fun. Especially making friends with all the girls,” Polos said after the pageant. Polos said she will resume her studies at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa with plans to become a teacher.

Her family and friends attended the pageant, all wearing red T-shirts reading ‘Team Polos Palm Springs.'

They were able to drown out the audience at one time, cheering “Palm Springs.”

Katie Polos' sister, 17-year old Brea Polo, competed in the Miss Teen California competition.

The two-hour Miss California competition, hosted by The Insider's Chris Jacobs and former Miss USA 1995 Shanna Moakler, included swimwear, evening gowns and interviews.

Johnson was asked by judge Hill Harper, “What do you consider the most significant challenge facing the state of California?”

“Focusing on what we truly believe in,” she answered. “Sometimes we are very divided, and I feel if we can unite and be one state and focus our beliefs in one thing, I think we can succeed and be a very dominant state.”

After the pageant, Johnson said in a ballroom at casino that she was looking forward to further competition.

“I would like to get to USA and then to Universe (pageants), and then we will see where my career takes me,” she said.

Johnson said she would like to be a Formula One racing correspondent in the future when her pageant competitions are behind her.

She will compete in the Miss USA pageant in April in Las Vegas.

Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa was among those in the crowd Sunday.

The pageant intermittently showed videos of contestants in the Coachella Valley golfing, off-roading and shopping at the Gardens at El Paseo.

The contestants stayed at the Riviera Resort and Spa in Palm Springs while competing in the pageant.