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[Visalakshi Ramani]

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What DOES NOT kill makes one stronger!!!

WorldCNBC
[h=3]Radioactive wild boars have taken over two Japanese towns[/h]Radioactive boars have taken over Japanese towns.





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[Visalakshi Ramani]

A second grader to her classmate,
"Your skin looks all tanned! It is not as fair as mine!!!"

This was told to a girl who has a fair, smooth, creamy complexion!
So what will be told to a black/brown/ yellow skinned girl??? :doh:

Which spreads faster....Hatred??? or Wild fire??? :decision:

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  U.S.Evening Standard
  Police swarm on street amid 'chaos' as 30 youths caught up in mass brawl
  
  A brawl involving a group of school children erupted on a quiet suburban street, witnesses said. Onlookers described how at least 30 youths started “rocking and shaking” a police van as boys and girls piled in and started trading blows shortly before 4pm in South Norwood. Javaid Ahmad, 65, said fleeing students took shelter

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Lemon has inexhaustible potentials in the kitchen and in health care!


LifestyleEat This, Not That!
[h=3]20 Amazing Things You Can Do With a Lemon[/h]To find out how lemon juice can help you look and feel your best, check out these tips and tricks from Eat This, Not That! And to discover even more stomach-slimming tips, check out these 55 Best Ways to Boost Your Metabolism! All you have to do i

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

God is in his Heaven and All is right with the world!!! :couch2:

U.S.CNN Money
[h=3]Hospitals, doctors in limbo after fast-track processing of H-1Bs is halted[/h]Hospitals and other medical facilities in some of the neediest parts of the U.S. say the Trump administration's decision to temporarily halt expedited processing of H-1B visas will leave them struggling to hire the doctors they desperately need. The

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Hope they will NOT be hatched to bring into the already troubled world

some weird creature by the enthusiastic scientists!!!

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  ScienceBBC News
  Oldest croc eggs discovered in dinosaur nest
  
  The oldest crocodilian eggs known to science have been discovered in the cliffs of western Portugal. They are so well preserved that they give an insight into the "mother croc" that laid them 152 million years ago. The prehistoric crocodile

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

A Satellite of The Satellite of The Earth!!!

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  ScienceHello Giggles
  NASA found a mysterious, badass, lost spacecraft orbiting the moon
  
  As it turns out, the moon isn’t all alone up there quietly watching Earth spin on its axis. We aren’t referring to…
  
  
  
  
  
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[Visalakshi Ramani]

Of WHAT use will be a 30 feet solid wall all alooooooooong the loooooong border??? :decision:

NewsGood Morning America
[h=3]$1.4 million worth of painkillers found hidden in car at US-Mexico border[/h]U.S. Border Patrol agents are used to finding drugs stuffed into tight spaces inside vehicles, but a bust on Wednesday was far beyond the normal. Federal prosecutors in San Diego say agents found 47,340 40 mg tablets of what appears to have been the painkiller oxycodone inside a hidden compartment of a 1999 Honda Accord after it passed through the Otay Mesa Port of Entry. At a street value of about $30 to $40 per tablet, the haul was worth around $1.42 million.

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Was she a she-devil or is he a devil??? :noidea:

U.S.Fox News
[h=3]Father-in-law killed woman for disrespecting him, investigators say[/h]A man in Northern California confessed that he attacked his daughter-in-law, killing her, police said Wednesday, adding that he beat her with a hammer for disrespecting him. Shameena Bibi, 29, was found dead inside a home's garage in Suisun City on Tuesday morning. She suffered blunt force trauma to the head. Suisun City Police revealed the woman lived at the home with her husband and two-year-old son. Her mother-in-law and father-in-law also lived at the residence. Around midnight Wednesday Bibi's father-in-law Amarjit Singh confessed to his involvement in the murder. Based on the investigation, authorities say Singh was upset over the victim being "disrespectful," confronted the victim in the

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Who needs aliens??? Are we not already having enough trouble with the earthlings??? :doh:

ScienceThe Independent
Humanity might have received a signal from aliens that it isn’t checking, says Harvard professor

Scientists might have found proof of alien life but misunderstood it, according to a professor at Harvard University. Strange radio waves that have been reaching Earth might actually be leakage from a huge, light-powered ship deep in space. Fast radio bursts (FRB), which have perplexed scientists since they were discovered in 2007, could be evidence of advanced alien technology, according to Avi Loeb of the Harvard-Smithsonian Centre for Astrophysics.

 

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May be they form the two sides of the same coin!!!

HealthU.S.News & World Report
[h=3]How Depression and Anxiety Go Hand-in-Hand[/h]Here's what happens when depression and anxiety are intertwined. Diagnosed with anxiety in seventh grade and depression by the ninth, Kay takes a single medication to treat both. For Kay, the depression diagnosis was unexpected.

 

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How did they make the Impossible Possible??? (Asaadhya ko saadhya karna???)

To my knowledge the only one capable of performing this feat is Hanumanji.

ScienceQuartz
[h=3]Physicists have created an “impossible” state of matter that could power quantum computers[/h]The laws of physics are supposed to be symmetrical in time and space. That means a ball thrown at a certain speed and in a certain direction would always go the same distance, no matter when you throw or where on Earth you throw it (assuming no other factors, like weather, came into play). There…




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[Visalakshi Ramani]

So demonetization did not deflect the determined citizens!!! :thumb:

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  NewsReuters
  Modi wins landslide election victory in India's biggest state
  
  By Rupam Jain and Tommy Wilkes NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party won a landslide victory in India's most important battleground state on Saturday, in a personal triumph that will strengthen his claim to a second term as national leader. Wresting control of Uttar Pradesh is a ringing endorsement of Modi's stewardship of Asia's third-largest economy after his high-risk decision last November to scrap high-value banknotes to rein in corruption. The Election Commission of India said Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) had won a clear majority.
  
  
  
  
  
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[Visalakshi Ramani]

Is there anyone I know in this list ???


Sponsored https://info.yahoo.com/privacy/us/yahoo/relevantads.html The Cheat Sheet
[h=3]15 of the Most Hated Actresses of All Time[/h]Let’s take a look at the unlucky ladies in order from least to most hated.

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Shows and proves the often people do NOT recognize or realize

the value of rare things ( and persons) things in their possession!

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  LifestyleUPI
  Ancient Roman coffin used as flowerpot for centuries restored
  
  A marble container used as a flowerpot for two centuries at a palace in England was discovered to be an ancient Roman sarcophagus. The 1,700-year-old marble coffin was fully restored and put on display at Blenheim Palace in Oxford after it was

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

So well preserved and looking so exquisite!!! :clap2:

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  WorldNewsweek
  Egypt: Ancient Pharaoh Statues Found in Cairo Suburb
  
  Archaeologists in Egypt have unearthed two ancient statues, believed to be more than 3,000 years old, in a muddy pit between dilapidated apartment blocks in the capital Cairo. A team of Egyptian and German scientists found the relics in what was once the site of Heliopolis, one of the oldest cities in ancient Egypt and a religious hub that was occupied since at least 3100 B.C. It is now a suburb in northeastern Cairo. One of the statues is 8 meters long and carved in quartzite, a hard rock made mostly from quartz crystals, according to Egypt’s Ministry of Antiquities, which announced the discovery Thursday.
  

  • Massive, Incredibly Detailed Statue of Ramses II Found Beneath Cairo Neighborhood — NOVA Next
    NOVA NextPharaoh Statues Found In Muddy Cairo Pit
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[Visalakshi Ramani]

Prove the origin of Zero and become a Hero!!! :thumb:

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  WorldWashington Post
  Indians are convinced they discovered the zero. Can they prove it?
  
  NEW DELHI - Indian students are taught very early in school that India’s contribution to the world of mathematics is zero. Way back in the 5th century, an Indian mathematician used zero in the decimal-based place value system, an achievem

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

So the Airlines will rather divert the flight than let an old man have a free blanket!!! :doh:

Those mini packets of peanuts and mini packets of mini prestels

may NOT be given free much longer! :der:

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  U.S.CNN
  Passenger causes plane to divert after he's charged $12 for a blanket
  
  (CNN)Who hasn't complained about airline fees? Well, there's apparently a limit to the degree a customer can gripe -- especially if it happens in midair. In this case, it seems a chilly cabin -- and a dispute over cold, hard cash -- sparked a heated exchange Wednesday between a passenger and an employee of Hawaiian Airlines. The 66-year-old man threatened the worker after he was charged $12 for a blanket, said Officer Rob Pedregon, a spokesman for the police department at Los Angeles International Airport. The man insisted he should not have to pay because it was cold on the plane. Then, during an in-flight call with an airline representative, the man said he "would like to take someone behind
  
  
  Hawaii-Bound Flight Diverted Because Man Was Upset Over A Blanket
  The Huffington Post
  Flight diverted to LAX after dispute over $12 blanket
  New York Post
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A curse??? :decision: A boon???

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  ScienceInternational Business Times
  America's Clovis people mysteriously disappeared 12,000 years ago. It now appears a meteorite helped wipe them out
  
  Traces of platinum, a metal associated with meteorite impact, have been found at archaeological sites of the Clovis people across the US, suggesting that they were wiped out in a mini-Ice-Age triggered by the impact of an extraterrestrial object. One

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

What makes men decide to take up such challenges???

U.S.Yahoo News UK
South African becomes first person to cross the Atlantic on a paddleboard

A South African man has become the first person ever to cross the Atlantic on a stand-up paddleboard. Chris Bertish took 93 days to complete his 4,050 mile solo mission, travelling at an average of around 43 miles a day.





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The aftermath of the original calamity!!! :scared:

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  WorldThe Independent
  Hunters deployed to kill radioactive wild boars as residents return to homes in Fukushima nuclear disaster zone
  
  Hunters have been called in to kill radioactive wild boars that have taken over towns evacuated during the Fukushima nuclear disaster before their residents return. Six years after Japan's devastating earthquake and tsunami triggered a nuclear meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant, four evacuated towns have been declared safe. The animals have been gorging themselves on plants contaminated with radioactive elements from the disaster site, prompting a government ban on eating them.
  
  
  The Wild Boars of Fukushima
  The Atlantic
  Radioactive wild boars have taken over two Japanese towns
  CNBC.com
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kali mutrugindrathu!!!

• Crime rates in 2016 are projected to be roughly the same as they were in 2015, according to a new report from the Brennan Center for Justice, and crime overall is lower than it has been in a generation. Twenty-five years ago, the homicide rate in the U.S. was 9.8 per 100,000, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics. “Our findings directly contradict the ‘out-of-control’ narrative we heard from President-Elect Trump this year,” Ames Grawert, a counsel in the Brennan Center’s Justice Program and an author of the analysis, said in a statement.
  
  

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Such lovely and dangerous flowers! :tea:

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  NewsThe Independent
  Health warning over 'toxic' herbal tea after two people fall critically ill
  
  Two people have become critically ill after drinking toxic herbal tea from the same Chinatown herbalist. A man and a woman were treated in hospital after consuming tea leaves bought from Sun Wing Wo Trading Company, San Francisco’s public health department (SFDPH) confirmed. Both grew weak and required resuscitation, remaining in hospital in intensive care.
  
  
  
  
  
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Haunted by the unpleasant memories from a distant past??? :noidea:

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  U.S.The Independent
  Gorilla throws block of wood at pregnant woman’s head in New Orleans zoo
  
  A gorilla in a zoo in New Orleans launched a piece of wood at a visitor, striking them in the head and knocking them to the ground. 34-year-old Sylvia Cressy, who is six months pregnant, said she and other visitors at the zoo attempted to flee before the

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

It is NOT just GOD who uses all the five gross elements ( The Pancha booths) for destruction

of human beings. The moms in this land are as resourceful as God Himself in employing the

five elements for the destruction of their OWN biological children! :shocked:

1. They use the earth as the ground to run their car over their children!

2. The use water to drown their children in tubs, lakes, creeks and ponds.

3. The use fire for destruction by setting the bed of the kids on fire when they sleep

4. Additional modes of operation... shooting/ stabbing/ starving/ thrashing/ hitting/ boxing /

getting the grown up girls raped by the boy friend/force feeding salt to grown up boys! :frusty:

Family crimes form the major part of the news and rarely facts worth reporting are found.

The hawk eyed scrunity and seiving is a must to get at least a few newsworthy items! :doh:

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Often child stars are NOT allowed the movies they have acted in!

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  EntertainmentNPR.org
  India Bans Award-Winning Indian Film For Being Too 'Lady-Orientated'
  
  An award-winning film made in India about the lives of four Indian women has been banned in India. The movie is Lipstick Under My Burkha, and it won the Oxfam Award For Best Film On Gender Equality at the last Mumbai Film Festival. The 11