Question: What did Christain Bale win?
About the article "Batman Begins", section "Accolades".

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Bale starred alongside Mark Wahlberg in David O. Russell's 2010 drama film "The Fighter", in which he won the Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor, the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor and thirty other awards in 2011.
Near the end of his acceptance speech during the televised Golden Globes awards ceremony, Bale complimented Robert De Niro by saying he was "the shit".
The comment was censored by NBC.
Writer/director Joe Carnahan confirmed in November 2007 that Bale is also involved in the upcoming movie "Killing Pablo" in which he is to play Major Steve Jacoby.
According to a "Nuts" magazine interview, Bale stated that he will be in the running to play the role of Solid Snake in a film adaptation of "Metal Gear Solid".
Zack Snyder will have Bale as lead in his current project "The Last Photograph".
In December 2010, it was announced that Bale would star in the historical drama war film, "The Flowers of War", directed by Zhang Yimou.
While filming "The Flowers of War" in January 2011, Bale and a CNN crew attempted to visit Chen Guangcheng, a blind "barefoot lawyer" under unofficial house arrest for his activism against China's One Child Policy.
While on camera, Bale was punched, shoved, and denied access by dozens of Chinese security guards who failed to recognise him.
Bale later added that he had wanted "to meet the man, shake his hand and say what an inspiration he is".
Video footage also showed Bale and the CNN crew having stones thrown at them, and a minivan then chased their car for more than 40 minutes.
In 2013, Bale portrayed Russell Baze in Scott Cooper's thriller "Out of the Furnace", and starred in "American Hustle", which reunited him with director David O. Russell, after their work on "The Fighter".
Bale is set to appear in two Terrence Malick directed films shot in 2012, one yet untitled and "Knight of Cups".
Bale is reportedly playing the lead of the villainous Rawbone in "The Creed of Violence", an upcoming crime drama directed by Todd Field.
On 15 March 2013, Bale was reportedly eying the role of Moses in Ridley Scott's Biblical epic, "Exodus".
The report was later confirmed in "The Hollywood Reporter", with the film slated for release on 12 December 2014.
After losing 60 pounds for his role in "The Machinist", in 2013 Bale went to great lengths to play Irving Rosenfeld, a con man and the hero of "American Hustle".
He gained 43 pounds, shaved his head to yield a realistic comb over, and affected a slouch shortening his height by 3 inches which resulted in a herniated disc.
De Niro, who had a cameo role in the film, reportedly did not recognize him when they were introduced. 
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Piane has also achieved Internet fame for his satirical celebrity techno remixes.
Published under his online name RevoLucian, Piane has released remixes featuring Barbra Streisand, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, political commentator Bill O'Reilly, and Andrew Meyer, who received national media attention when he was tasered by police during a speech given by U.S.
Senator John Kerry at the University of Florida.
Piane has described his remixes as "just a hobby."
His remix of Streisand's 2006 outburst was described as a "dance-tastic song" by Maxine Shen and Raakhee Mirchandani of the "New York Post" who highlighted it on their hot list of "What We're Obsessed With This Week".
Louis Bayard of "Salon" highlighted Piane's remix of the O'Reilly outburst made public in 2008, in their "Critics' Picks" column.
Piane attracted particularly strong attention for "Bale Out" a three-minute-long techno remix featuring audio clips from a profanity-laced tirade actor Christian Bale delivered to cinematographer Shane Hurlbut on the set of "Terminator Salvation".
Piane made the song shortly after Bale attracted national media attention in February 2009, and "Bale Out" became so popular it attracted media attention itself.
He initially heard the audio of Bale while working on an album for RuPaul.
The song was posted on the websites MySpace and YouTube on February 2, 2009, and received over 200,000 views within one day.
By February 4, 2009, it had received 700,000 views.
Regarding the song, Piane said, "I think most people are enjoying it.
I don't know if Christian Bale is enjoying it, but I hope he does.
I think I've taken something that maybe made him look really bad and turned it into something that all these people are enjoying."
In an interview with "E!
: Entertainment Television", Christian Bale said of the song, "It was a good remix.
They did a good job."
After receiving a remix of his outburst from a friend, Bale said, "They did a bloody good job!
I've gotta say, what a great impulse, you know?
To take something ugly like that and make it into a dance?
That's a wonderful thing."
McG, the director of "Terminator Salvation", has also praised "Bale Out" and has a copy of the song on his iPod. 
Sorites paradox.
Otherwise known as the "paradox of the heap", the question regards how one defines a "thing."
Is a bale of hay still a bale of hay if you remove one straw?
If so, is it still a bale of hay if you remove another straw?
If you continue this way, you will eventually deplete the entire bale of hay, and the question is: at what point is it no longer a bale of hay?
While this may initially seem like a superficial problem, it penetrates to fundamental issues regarding how we define objects.
This is similar to Theseus' paradox and the Continuum fallacy. 
On 19 January 2012, Coleman was appointed team manager of the Welsh national team, as successor to his late friend Gary Speed.
His first game in charge was a 2-0 defeat against Mexico in New York on 27 May, after he decided to let assistant manager Osain Roberts take control in the Gary Speed memorial match.
His next game in charge was on 15 August against Bosnia, Wales final match before the World Cup qualifiers started.
The game ended in a 2-0 defeat for Wales and finished what was a very disappointing preparation period for Coleman and Wales.
The first qualifier against Belgium on 7 September started well for Wales, with their defence holding firm for the first 25 minutes until disaster struck.
Referee Stefen Johannesson sent off centre back James Collins for a late lunge on Guillaume Gillet in the 25th minute.
This left the Welsh with a tough task, and they ended up losing the game 2-0.
The next game was against Serbia 4 days later in Novi Sad which was without numerous of Wales' first choice players.
Coleman's Wales lost 6-1 with Gareth Bale scoring their only goal in what was their heaviest defeat in 16 years.
On 12 October Coleman picked up his first victory as Wales manager, beating Scotland 2-1 with Gareth Bale scoring twice and capping the victory off with a sensational strike in the 88th minute to win the game for Wales.
Wales went back to losing ways in their next game however, losing 2-0 to Croatia on 16 October.
Wales started 2013 positively, beating Austria 2-1 on 6th February.
On 22 March, Wales did the double over Scotland, beating them 2-1 at Hampden Park and moving into 3rd place in the qualifying group table.
Four days later in a qualifier against Croatia, Wales led 1-0 for the majority of the game through a Gareth Bale penalty.
Two late goals from Croatia however sunk Coleman's Wales and ended any hopes of qualification.