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According to a report, at around 9 a.m. Eastern, instead of the normal list of the hottest new search terms of the hour, visitors to the Google Trends website were greeted with the phrase "lol n------". The hacker also added some non-specific terms like "pet stores," "dentists," "gift shops," "gyms," "dry cleaning," "malls," and, of course, "fried chicken."
Hmm, what's the motive? To remove a name, or a name of a company?
BP Ceo Tony Hayward Testifies on Capitol Hill!
The BP's poop story continues. After a round of circus and exchange of dirts, the CEO of British Petroleum, Tony Hayward sat in the hot seat on Capitol Hill. The house chairman accused him of of being oblivious to the risks of the BP's deep water operations.
Tony Hayward waited his turn to tell Congress that he was "deeply sorry" for his company's catastrophic oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.
Before Hayward gave his testimony, the lawmakers of both parties gave their hard-hitting criticisms.
The biggest criticism came from Rep. Bart Stupak, he said: "We are not small people. But we wish to get our lives back." He adds, "I'm sure you'll get your life back, and with a golden parachute to England."
