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Before working in the porn industry, she first worked at a German bakery,^[14] a Jiffy Lube,^[10] and later a tax and retirement firm.^[15]

Leone at the 2002 Adult Entertainment Expo, one of her earliest promotional appearances

While studying to be a pediatric nurse in Orange County, a classmate who was an exotic dancer introduced Leone to John Stevens, an agent who in turn introduced her to Jay Allen, a photographer for Penthouse magazine.^{[citation needed]} When picking a name for her adult career, she has said that Sunny is her real name and Leone was picked by Bob Guccione, former owner of Penthouse magazine.^[16] She posed for Penthousemagazine, and was named Penthouse Pet of the Month for the March 2001 issue, followed by a feature in the Holiday 2001 edition of Hustlermagazine as a Hustler Honey. She has also appeared in other magazines including Cheri,^[17] Mystique Magazine,^[18] High Society, Swank, AVN Online, Leg World, Club International and Lowrider,^[19][20] while her online credits include ModFX Models,^[21] Suze Randall,^[22] Ken Marcus^[23] and Mac & Bumble.^[24] Her pictorial credits also include working with stars like Adriana Sage, Jenna Jameson, Jelena Jensen and Aria Giovanni.

In 2003, she was named "Penthouse Pet of the Year" and starred in the video Penthouse Pets in Paradise alongside Tera Patrick and Kyla Cole. In 2005 Adam & Eve appointed her as their West Coast Internet Sales Representative.^[25]

That same year, Leone signed a three-year contract with Vivid Entertainment with which she transitioned into the world of hardcore pornography, stating that she would only do lesbian scenes.^[2] Her first movie released was titled Sunny^[26] and was released in December 2005. Her next movie, Virtual Vivid Girl Sunny Leone, was the first interactive title for Leone, who was the first Vivid Girl to make such a movie.^[27] Taking only four days to film,^[14] the movie won her her first AVN Award (Best Interactive DVD). She followed this with Sunny Loves Cher, which featured her first on-screen squirting, and The Female Gardner co-starring Mikayla Mendez and Daisy Marie.

Leone's last two movies under her contract with Vivid were It's Sunny in Brazil, which was filmed in Brazil.^[28] and The Sunny Experiment also starring Monique Alexander and Brea Lynn.^[29] The movies were released in October and December 2007 respectively.

In May 2007, upon re-signing her contract with Vivid for another six films, Leone agreed to perform for the first time with men on camera, but exclusively with her fiancé, Matt Erikson.^[30] That summer she also received breast augmentation,^[31] and shot her first movie under the new contract titled Sunny Loves Matt. The movie led to her to be nominated for three (out of six) AVN awards in 2009 in addition to being a choice for Female Performer of the Year.^[32] She followed up her first boy-girl title with The Other Side of Sunny in October 2008, which would be the last time she would perform with Erikson.

Leone at Vivid booth during the 2008 AVN Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas

In January 2008, Leone revealed that she was no longer exclusive to Erikson, and had done scenes with other actors, most notably Tommy Gunn, Charles Dera, James Deen^[33] and Voodoo.^[34] In 2009, Vivid released her only movie performing with other male actors titled "Sunny B/G Adventure".^[35] Her final release under contract with Vivid – "Undress Me", once again made her exclusive to performing with just one male actor-Daniel Webber.^[36]

In August 2009, she announced the launch of her own studio, Sunlust Pictures, with Daniel Weber as her partner.^[37] With her new venture Leone plans to write, direct and create her own brand of adult movies with Vivid Entertainment as her distributor.^[33] Her first independent production,The Dark Side of the Sun, was released in March 2009, and was debuted at the Erotic Heritage Museum in Las Vegas.^[38] In June 2009, she held a casting call in Las Vegas for her second independent production titled Sunny Slumber Party^[39] (released September 2009).She followed up with three other self produced features Gia Portrait of a Porn Star (2010) which was nominated for multiple AVN awards,^[40] Roleplay (2011) andGoddess (2012) which featured her first anal sex scene.^[41]

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No longer exclusive to Vivid, Leone has started working with other studios and performers since 2009. She has managed to leverage her online popularity by striking deals with firms like PPPcard,^[42] AdultPokerParty.com,^[43] Brickhouse,^[44] Flirt4Free,^[45] Totemcash^[46] and Imlive^[47] to sell and distribute her content over the internet and other media. She won the "Web Babe of the Year" at the 2008 Xbiz Awards.^[48] Her websites and business interests are run under her banner company Leone L.L.C. She indicated in an April 2012 interview that 80 per cent of the traffic on her website, and 60 per cent of her revenue comes from India.^[49]

In addition to her film career, Leone has been part of the Vivid Comedy Tour,^[50] and has modelled for the Vivid Footwear collection.^[51] Leone has also participated in events like the Vivid/ClubJenna Lingerie Bowl^[52] and Vivid's Hot Rod Night.^[53] Doc Johnson launched a pocket pal in 2006 moulded to her vagina,^[54] and in 2008 released the Sunny Leone Exciter vibrator.^[55] Control MFG currently uses Leone's image along with other Vivid girls to market their line of skateboards. She is paired with Gab Ekoe, one of the Team Control riders.^[56] She also indicated that she plans to launch her own line of lingerie and other Sunny-branded products including a diamond jewellery line.^[33]

In September 2009, an iPhone application consisting of a collection of non-nude photos, some videos and a porn star-penned blog^[57] was approved by Apple for sale in the iTunes store, making it the first officially sanctioned application featuring a porn star.^[58] By February 2010, the app had been removed by Apple from the store.^[59]

Leone was voted number 13 (up from number 41 in 2007^[60]) on Genesis magazine's "Top 100 Porn stars" list,^[61] number 34 on Desiclubs.com's Top 50 Coolest Desis of 2004,^[62] and one of the "40 under 40" ranking on AVN Online magazine.^[63] In 2010, she was named by Maxim as one of the 12 top female stars in porn.^[64] She was voted number 82 in the Top 99 Women for 2012 in AskMen.com's list.^[65]

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Seasonal Influenza (H1N1) Swine Flu Kills Over 800 in India

Seasonal influenza viruses circulate and cause disease in humans every year. In temperate climates, disease tends to occur seasonally in the winter months, spreading from person-to-person through sneezing, coughing, or touching contaminated surfaces. Seasonal influenza viruses can cause mild to severe illness and even death, particularly in some high-risk individuals. Persons at increased risk for severe disease include pregnant women, the very young and very old, immune-compromised people, and people with chronic underlying medical conditions. Seasonal influenza viruses evolve continuously, which means that people can get infected multiple times throughout their lives. Therefore the components of seasonal influenza vaccines are reviewed frequently (currently biannually) and updated periodically to ensure continued effectiveness of the vaccines. 

There are three large groupings or types of seasonal influenza viruses, labeled A, B, and C. Type A influenza viruses are further divided into subtypes according to the specific variety and combinations of two proteins that occur on the surface of the virus, the hemagglutinin or “H” protein and the neuraminidase or “N” protein. Currently, influenza A(H1N1) and A(H3N2) are the circulating seasonal influenza A virus subtypes. This seasonal A(H1N1) virus is the same virus that caused the 2009 influenza pandemic, as it is now circulating seasonally. In addition, there are two type B viruses that are also circulating as seasonal influenza viruses, which are named after the areas where they were first identified, Victoria lineage and Yamagata lineage. Type C influenza causes milder infections and is associated with sporadic cases and minor localized outbreaks. As influenza C poses much less of a disease burden than influenza A and B, only the latter two are included in seasonal influenza vaccines.
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Symantec Ordered to Pay $17 Million for Patent Infringement by US Court

Symantec Corp, maker of the popular Norton antivirus software, was ordered to pay $17 million (roughly Rs. 104 crores) in damages on Friday after a federal jury in Delaware found it had violated two patents owned by Intellectual Ventures, a major patent licensing company.

The damages award was far less than the $298 million (roughly Rs. 1,839 crores) Intellectual Ventures had been seeking. The jury also cleared Symantec of infringing a third patent.

The verdict is a blow to Mountain View, Calif.-based Symantec. It also confirmed the validity of the patents and strengthens Intellectual Ventures' track record in court. The multibillion-dollar company has become one of the biggest patent owners in the world and only recently began suing companies in addition to its longtime strategy of licensing its wide array of patents.

Melissa Finocchio, chief litigation counsel for Intellectual Ventures, said in a statement the company was grateful that the jury confirmed the validity of its patents.

"We remain committed to defending inventor rights and protecting the interests of our investors and customers," she said.

A Symantec spokesman said the company was pleased the jury awarded much less than what Intellectual Ventures was seeking and was considering options to further reduce the damages.

An Intellectual Ventures spokeswoman declined to comment on the damages figure. In pre-trial arguments, Symantec tried, unsuccessfully, to bar the company from seeking hundreds of millions in damages on a patent it acquired for less than $1 million (roughly Rs. 6 crores).

Bellevue, Wash.-based Intellectual Ventures, accused Symantec in 2010 of infringing its intellectual property with the security software company's email and Internet protection products, including Norton antivirus.

Intellectual Ventures sued three other firms at the same time. Only Symantec and Japan's Trend Micro Inc chose not to settle.

Friday's verdict will likely have a bearing on Trend Micro's trial, which is scheduled to begin in May.

Game of Thrones: The Lost Lords Review - Full of Suspense but Short on Resolution

The second episode of Telltale Games' Game of Thrones series has released on iOS and now Android. To download it, you'll need to buy the first episode, and then either unlock this episode as an in-app purchase, or buy a season pass that will unlock all the remaining five episodes for the price of four. Each episode costs Rs. 300 (Rs. 307 on Android) and it's also worth pointing out that there is often a long gap between each episode - the first part came out two months ago, for instance.

If you're a Game of Thrones fan, or just would like to experience some interactive fiction with a heavy dose of intrigue, betrayal and bloodshed, then you're going to enjoy this game.

(Also see: Game of Thrones Game Review: Welcome to Westeros)

Telltale Games is a developer that lives up to its name - its games are simple narrative driven experiences that have very little to do by way of actual gameplay. The central mechanic in these games is just to choose what to say next from the options presented to you - there's a time limit though, and if you don't say something quickly, it's taken as silence, which has its own consequences. This keeps you from overthinking the game, and lets you play the role of the characters you inhabit. You might sometimes have to tap an object on the screen, or swipe to avoid an attack. Fail one of these fights and the game ends and you start the scene over.

In about two hours, we'd worked our way through the story once, and we replayed it a couple of times to second guess our decisions.

As we mentioned in our first review, the game looks good, but not great. Some of the characters - such as Tyrion Lannister - look really good, but others, particularly Margaery Tyrell, look terrible.

The game is voiced by some of the original cast of the TV show, and sounds spectacular. As is fairly typical for a Telltale game, there are moments where weird visual bugs show up, which can be distracting, and the animations are largely stiff and unconvincing.

(Also see: Life is Strange, Episode 1 Review: Teenage Drama and Time Travel)

The first episode picked up right after the events of the Red Wedding. This episode starts with the exiled son of House Forrester (the protagonists in Telltale's game) in Yunkai, right after it has been liberated by Danaerys Targaryen. This episode continues to switch characters, between Asher Forrester in Essos, Margery's lady in waiting Mira Forrester in King's Landing, and Forrester squire Gared Tuttle at the Wall, where he meets everyone's favourite ranger, Jon Snow.

The decisions you made in the first episode seemed small and inconsequential then, but you're already seeing their impact in this episode, and that's something that will only continue as the series progresses. We've actually started a third save of the first episode to see how our choices affected things.

The game plays out as expected, but Telltale is a studio that is able to do both humour and horror in equal and convincing measure. The second episode doesn't really have a moment that's as explosive as the terrifying ending of the first one, where Ramsay Bolton got to be his deranged best, but despite that, it holds together pretty well.

The problem is that taken individually, the episodes don't seem to be going anywhere yet. And we've got another long wait ahead of us before the next episode releases. It's almost like being a fan of the books, waiting for George R R Martin to release the next one. We've been waiting for years though, so if you're someone who follows only the TV series, don't expect any sympathy.

Game of Thrones: A Telltale Games Series is available on iTunes and Android for Rs. 300 for the first episode. You can buy a season pass for the remaining episodes as an in-app purchase for Rs. 1,200, or you can buy each episode individually once it releases.

Islamic State Hostage Death Confirmed by Family and White House

The parents of Kayla Mueller, the American aid worker abducted in 2013 by the Islamic State, issued a statement on Tuesday confirming her death, four days after the militant group claimed she had been killed in a Jordanian airstrike.

The family, which had publicly maintained hope that she was still alive, did not indicate how they knew of their daughter's death. The White House also confirmed the death in a separate statement but also did not provide further details.

"We are heartbroken to share that we've received confirmation that Kayla Jean Mueller, has lost her life," Kayla's parents, Carl and Marsha Mueller, said in a statement released from their home in Prescott, Arizona. "We are so proud of the person Kayla was and the work that she did while she was here with us. She lived with purpose."

Questions remain over whether Kayla Mueller, 26, the last known U.S. hostage of the Islamic State, was indeed killed in northern Syria last Friday in the rubble of a collapsed building that the group said had been destroyed in a Jordanian airstrike.

A family representative said the Muellers had received a message from their daughter's captors over the weekend containing "additional information which the intelligence community authenticated and deemed credible." The representative, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, declined to give more details.

Mueller, who had been working in Turkey for several aid organizations dedicated to helping refugees from Syria's civil war, drove into Syria on Aug. 3, 2013, and was abducted a day later.

She appears to have driven in with a Syrian man, who has been described as her boyfriend and who had been hired as a contractor to repair an Internet connection at the Doctors Without Borders compound in the war-struck city of Aleppo.

Employees of Doctors Without Borders, an international medical charity, said they had been surprised to see Mueller arrive alongside the contractor. At the time, Western employees of international aid groups were restricting their travel into Syria because of the heightened risks of kidnapping.

The pair stayed overnight at the Doctors Without Borders compound, and were kidnapped the next day, Aug. 4, on their way to the Aleppo bus depot for their return journey to Turkey, according to a statement issued by the volunteer group. Mueller's companion was released after several months and has declined to comment.

In a letter to her family smuggled out of Syria, which the Muellers shared for the first time, Mueller wrote that she had not been mistreated, unlike several of the U.S. and European hostages who are known to have been tortured, including by waterboarding.

"Everyone, if you are receiving this letter it means I am still detained but my cellmates (starting from 11/2/2014) have been released," she wrote in the undated letter. "Please know that I am in a safe location, completely unharmed  healthy (put on weight in fact); I have been treated w/utmost respect  kindness."
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Delhi Election Result: Dream Victory for Arvind Kejriwal's AAP, BJP Flattened.

NEW DELHI:  Through a shower of petals and jubilant cheers that rained all around him,Arvind Kejriwal, the 44-year-old chief of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), addressed a sea of supporters, who were wearing the trademark AAP white caps.

"Thanks for the unprecedented victory," Mr Kejriwal, said, "It's very scary - this support of support. We must guard against arrogance."

The scale of Mr Kejriwal's victory is so immense that the note of caution sounded by him seems appropriate.  AAP, just two years old, won 67 of a possible 70 seats in Delhi,crushing the BJP with such force that it was left with just three seats. Its mauling is surpassed only by that of the Congress, which won no seats at all.

Mr Kejriwal will take his oath as Chief Minister of Delhi for a second time on Saturday at the same public park where he was sworn-in a year ago.  That term lasted a skimpy 49 days; in his campaign, Mr Kejriwal sought "forgiveness" for his impulsive resignation and pledged to combat corruption while promising cheaper utilities, more colleges and free wi-fi.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who campaigned aggressively for the BJP in Delhi, congratulated Mr Kejriwal on the phone and said on Twitter that the Centre will provide full support to Mr Kejriwal for the development of Delhi.

At election rallies, the PM had described Mr Kejriwal as "a back-stabber" who ejected from office when confronted with a challenge. But the visible people connect for Mr Kejriwal and his cadres, who launched a well-planned campaign months before other parties, left the BJP jittery and it chose, three weeks ago, to induct former top cop Kiran Bedi and name her its presumptive Chief Minister.

Her arrival exacted deep infighting within the BJP and she was defeated today in a party stronghold. "It is not my loss. The BJP is a national party, it should introspect why it lost," she said, though, like other BJP leaders, she claimed the result "is not a referendum for the Prime Minister."   

Reserve Bank of India may cut interest rate further in policy review this week

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) may cut its policy rate further by 0.25 per cent this week to boost growth, as inflation remains under control and fiscal situation appears better following a record Coal India Ltd. (CIL) disinvestment.

RBI, which last month announced a surprise rate cut of 25 basis points after maintaining a hawkish monetary stance for 20 months, is scheduled to undertake its sixth bi-monthly monetary policy review, 2014-15 on Tuesday, February 3.

According to bankers and economists, there is room for further rate cut by RBI as retail and wholesale inflation rates have remained benign.

The concerns on fiscal deficit front have also eased, especially after the government last week garnered a record amount of Rs 22,577 crore through disinvestment of 10 per cent stake in CIL.

While lowering the policy repo rate to 7.75 per cent from 8 per cent, RBI had also said on January 15 that further rate cuts would depend upon inflationary expectations and improvement in the fiscal situation.

While the retail inflation slipped to 5 per cent in December, the Wholesale Price Index (WPI) inflation remained near zero level (0.1 per cent).

The government’s fiscal situation is expected to improve further with more disinvestments. So far, the government has realised over Rs 24,000 crore with just two disinvestment share sales, including SAIL’s Rs 1,719 crore late last year. It targets to raise a total of Rs 43,425 crore from disinvestment in the current fiscal, ending next month.

Citing favourable macroeconomic conditions, the government and the industry have also been asking for further rate cuts to lower the cost of capital, while RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan had faced a lot of criticism till last month for maintaining a highly hawkish monetary stance.

Even after last month’s rate cut, many had said that RBI’s move was “too little and too late”, while many bankers and experts have forecasted overall lowering of rates by up to one percentage points in the coming months.

Oriental Bank of Commerce’s chief Animesh Chauhan said most macroeconomic indicators favour a rate cut and he hopes that the RBI Governor would consider a rate cut on February 3 by 25 basis points.

Last month, Rajan had said that the further easing of rates would depend on “data that confirm continuing disinflationary pressures”.

“Also critical would be sustained high quality fiscal consolidation as well as steps to overcome supply constraints and assure availability of key inputs such as power, land, minerals and infrastructure,” Rajan had said.

State-run IFCI’s Managing Director Malay Mukherjee said: “There is a widespread expectation of rate cut but RBI has all the data it will take decision in their wisdom.”

PSU banking behemoth SBI also said in a research report that RBI may go for a “token cut” in interest rates in its upcoming policy review.

SBI Chief Economist Saumya Kanti Ghosh said: “We continue to maintain that the first rate cut could happen any time after the Budget, though the probability of a token cut on February 3 may have increased. We are pencilling in a 75 basis point rate cut in 2015.”

Bank of Baroda’s Executive Director Rajan Dhawan said that if there is credible fiscal consolidation, the rates will start coming down.

“With inflation coming down, I believe all rates such as deposit, lending rates will come down to more credible levels soon. I cannot second guess RBI, as it is their prerogative, but I feel when you have stable, low inflation, the policy rates have to come down,” Dhawan said.

“I think the RBI is waiting and watching to see the impact of all the measures that they and the government has taken…it will definitely result into lower rates in the future,” he added.

“While a rate cut is on the table next week, our base case is for the RBI to ease next in March, after just having delivered a surprise cut,” said Pranjul Bhandhari, Chief India Economist, HSBC India.

Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian said last month in Davos that RBI may further cut rates as it has managed to rein in inflation.

EBOOK RELEASE: HOW I MADE $40K MY FIRST YEAR OF BLOGGING

Hey everyone! How was your weekend? Did you all have a great Halloween? This was my costume for a party earlier in the week: (a chef cooking my cute little lobster baby)

The husband and I caught a pretty nasty cold Friday morning (the same one the babe had all week), so we stayed in for the weekend and made some finishing touches on this eBook which was released late Saturday night. (!!!) That and finishing the 3rd season of “Once Upon a Time” on Netflix. Which, I’ve got to ask, for those of you up-to-date with this show, is the fourth season good? We loved the third, but Frozen characters now? I haven’t quite wrapped my mind around that little twist 

Anyways, today’s post is a little different, and for those of you just here for the food, a new recipe will be here tomorrow! Promise!

A lot of you may remember that this blog had it’s first birthday just a little bit ago and I announced the eBook I’ve been working on for pretty much the whole past year.

To me, starting a blog was a crazy amount of research, tons of trial and error, and fixing lots of mistakes I was making (read = crashing my site twice within the first week). Along the process, I got pretty lost and confused many times. Once I started figuring everything out, I immediately wanted to write a book in hopes of saving other people the frustration I experienced! I spent hours researching and learning about all the essentials to running a blog – I’m talking hosting, setting up ads, setting up social media, the whole shebang.

I started jotting down notes – and I mean lots of notes. And then I started to get the hang of blogging and started writing down notes on how I was growing my site and then making an income off it. I had no clue, not even in my wildest dreams, that one year later I would be making quite a substantial income off this little site. My first month I walked away with $44.47 after hours and hours of work. I was thrilled! I love my space on the web and I’m more passionate about blogging than ever. Fast forward 11 months later and just last month, I made over $7,000.

This whole past year I’ve detailed my journey through blogging - everything I’ve learned and how I’ve made $40,000 in 1 year. After a year of working my hardest, and several months of working even harder, I’m ready to release a book I’m very proud of. I believe it to be an extremely all-inclusive and helpful book. It covers absolutely everything I did and learned this past year. My whole goal of this book is to take out the guessing as well as the boring and hard parts of blogging.SO enough of my ramblings, if you want to check out the book (or at least the cute page I made for it), click here!

Thank you for all of your support and for following along with Chelsea’s Messy Apron. It means the world to me when I read your comments, see the recipes you’ve made from my site on Twitter or Instagram, and read your emails or Facebook messages. I am so grateful for you all, more than you even know 

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