@ CAPRI ANDERSON. ..says Charlie Sheen is surrounded by “enablers” who allow him to be a drug user.

Charlie surrounded by negative influences - Capri
Reuters

Actor Charlie Sheen allegedly has heaps of cocaine at his recent 36-hour party.

Porn star Capri Anderson says Charlie Sheen is surrounded by “enablers” who allow him to be a drug user.

The X-rated actress was with the troubled actor on the fateful night in October last year when he went on an alcohol and drug-fuelled rampage which culminated in him destroying a room at the Plaza Hotel in New York and allegedly attacking her.

Capri believes Charlie – who is currently undergoing rehab at his Los Angeles home after being rushed to hospital in January following a 36-hour alcohol and cocaine binge with several porn stars – won’t change his wild behaviour until he rids himself of the negative influences in his life.

In an interview with Steppin' Out magazine, the adult entertainment star – whose real name is Christina Walsh - said: “Until somebody steps in who is close to Charlie and tells him, 'You have to stop,' it's only going to get worse … It's obviously no secret that Charlie has a drug problem and that he has enablers all around.”

Capri also recalled her evening with the ‘Two and a Half Men’ star last year and claims her flipped out like Jack Nicholson’s murderous character Jack Torrance in horror film ‘The Shining’ – who tries to murder his wife and son.

The 22-year-old beauty claims she was paid $5,000 to spend the evening with the 45-year-old actor and after having dinner with him she went back to his hotel room where he flipped out and tried to throttle her after accusing her of stealing his wallet and his $165,000 Patek Philippe watch.

Discussing the night, she revealed: “It was like Jack Nicholson in 'The Shining' ... I just was praying for someone to save me.”

Capri – who has starred in a host of porn films, including ‘Damn, She’s a Lesbian’ - also revealed Charlie described her as his “idol” when he met his ex-wife Denise Richards who was staying at the Plaza Hotel with their daughters, Lola, six, and Sam, five.

She said: “He was screaming, 'Look who's here! This is my idol!'

“Denise just put her head down and started shaking her head.”

Despite his current efforts to get clean at home, Charlie was reportedly told by a close friend and his father Martin Sheen last week to enter a treatment facility, advice he allegedly refused to take. - Bang Showbiz

@Google Executive Remains Missing in Egypt

Google Executive Remains Missing in Egypt
By CLAIRE CAIN MILLER

Google engineers spent last weekend working with Twitter to build a service for people in Egypt without Internet access to post messages to Twitter by leaving a telephone voicemail.
Wael Ghonim, who leads Google’s marketing for the Middle East and North Africa, stopped posting messages online on Jan. 27. Wael Ghonim, who leads Google’s marketing for the Middle East and North Africa, stopped posting messages online on Jan. 27.

Meanwhile, the unfolding crisis in Egypt was hitting close to home. Wael Ghonim, who leads Google’s marketing for the Middle East and North Africa, is missing in Egypt, according to the company.

“He has not been seen since late Thursday evening in central Cairo,” Google said in a statement. The company also asked anyone with information about Mr. Ghonim to call +44 20 7031 3008 or e-mail infoaboutwael@google.com.

Mr. Ghonim is based in Dubai, but on his Twitter profile he also listed Cairo as one of his locations. His Twitter stream tells a harrowing story. After several days of rapid-fire Twitter posts about the protests, he went silent on Twitter Jan. 27.

On Jan. 24, he wrote, “Despite all the warnings I got from my relative and friends, I’ll be there on #Jan25 protests.” The next day, he posted, “We got brutally beaten up by police people,” and later, “Sleeping on the streets of Cairo, trying to feel the pain of millions of my fellow Egyptians.”

On Jan. 26, he posted a message to Malcolm Gladwell, the New Yorker writer who wrote a piece discounting the role of social media in political uprisings. “Hey @Gladwell, #Jan25 proved you wrong. Revolution can be a #Facebook event that is liked, shared & tweeted,” he wrote.

Then, Jan. 27, he published his second-to-last post: “Pray for #Egypt. Very worried as it seems that government is planning a war crime tomorrow against people. We are all ready to die.”

In Silicon Valley, there have been pleas for help from people who know Mr. Ghonim, and CBS News reported that an opposition leader in Egypt named him the group’s spokesman to try to pressure Egyptian authorities to release him, if he is being held.

http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/02/03/google-executive-remains-missing-in-egypt/

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