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Larissa Riquelme is a famous model and actress in Paraguay, Riquelme rose to international prominence during the 2010 FIFA World Cup. A supporter of both the Paraguay national football team and the club Cerro Porteno, Larissa Riquelme was first pictured in international media celebrating a goal during the game between Paraguay and Slovakia with her Nokia mobile phone between her breasts and she was wearing a t-shirt with Paraguay's colors for more details....
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A one-handed beggar who pushed a woman passenger returning from work out of a passenger train at night when she resisted molestation and subsequently raped and killed her while she was lying injured near the railway track was awarded death sentence by a fast track court here on Friday.
The beggar, 30-year-old Govindachamy from Virudhachalam in Tamil Nadu, assaulted 23-year-old Soumya, who was travelling in an empty ladies'compartment of Kochi-Shornur passenger on the way home after her work as a sales girl at a mall in Kochi on February 1st this year. When Soumya resisted the rape attempt, the beggar pushed her out of the moving train near Vallathol Nagar station. The beggar jumped for more details....
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A Gopinathan, India's envoy to the UN in Geneva, is India's candidate to the UN's only external oversight body, joint inspection unit. It's a post India last held in 1977 and wants to return to.
China has held the post since 2003 and wants to renew it in 2012. China's candidate is Zhang Yan, currently ambassador to India, and due to retire soon. Both countries want the job. Both countries are raising powers, and want a greater say in international affairs. Both countries enjoy increasing clout. And they are on a competition course.
India has told all its heads of missions for more details....
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The fetus growing inside the mother's womb not only hears her heartbeat or the music she might play to her belly, but also gets signals about her mental state through the placenta, which effects the baby's development after birth, a new study has found.
Curt A. Sandman, Elysia P. Davis, and Laura M. Glynn from the University of California-Irvine, who study how the mother's psychological state affects a developing fetus, recruited pregnant women and checked them for depression before and after they gave birth.
The researchers also gave their babies tests after they were born to see how well they were developing.
They found that what mattered to the babies was if the environment was consistent before and after birth, that is, the babies who did best were those who either had mothers who were healthy both before and after birth, and those whose for more details....
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The actual reason for the huge chaos among Kingfisher flyers across India became apparent on Thursday as the airline put its figures on the table.
While Kingfisher claimed it was cancelling 50 flights every day till November 19, in reality, it operated only 269 flights of its allocated winter schedule of 418 daily flights on Thursday.
A shocking 149 flights - 36% of its daily allocated schedule - were not operated. Officially, Kingfisher has said that it has cancelled flights to reconfigure its Airbus A-320 aircraft. However, it is learnt that around 130 pilots have quit the cash-strapped carrier in the past few weeks. Also, airport operators, oil companies and vendors of all imaginable for more details....
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The Indian rupee fell by 3 paise to a 30-month low of Rs 50.20 per US dollar in early trade on the Interbank Foreign Exchange today on sustained demand for the American currency from banks and importers.
The domestic currency had tumbled by 70 paise to Rs 50.17/18 per dollar in the previous session amid dollar demand from banks and importers and firmness of the American currency overseas.
Heavy dollar demand from importers, mainly oil refiners, and some banks weighed on the rupee's fortunes, dealers said.
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The much-awaited trial in the 2G spectrum allocation scam, arguably the country's biggest corruption scandal involving high-profile politicians, corporate heads and bureaucrats, kicks off on Friday. The special CBI court will start recording statements of 164 witnesses. The three witnesses to be examined on Friday are Reliance ADAG president AN Sethuraman, assistant vice-president of Reliance Capital Ltd Anand Subramaniam and chief regulatory officer of Etisalat DB Telecom Pvt Ltd Vinod Kumar Budhiraja.
It comes two years after the CBI filed its FIR in the case, where 2G spectrum licences were issued at throwaway prices to private players in 2008 but pegged at 2001 prices by flouting rules. CAG claimed that due to allotment of 2G licences, government for more details....
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Oil prices headed down in Asian trade today as traders took profits from a heady overnight rally sparked by a slew of positive economic data from the US, Europe and China, analysts said.
New York's main contract, light sweet crude for delivery in December, retreated 23 cents to USD 97.55 per barrel Brent North Sea crude for December delivery shed 61 cents to USD 113.10
Crude traders were making a quick buck after prices shot up in late US trade Thursday, said Victor Shum, senior principal of Purvin for more details....
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The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Thursday interrogated the former Public Health Engineering Department (PHED) minister of Rajasthan, Mahipal Maderna in the abduction of Bhanwari Devi case.
Bhanwari (36), posted as an Auxiliary Nurse and Midwife (ANM) at a sub-centre in Jaliwada village, around 120 km from Jodhpur, has been missing since September 1. Her husband Amarchand had alleged that she was abducted at the behest of former Rajasthan minister Mahipal Maderna and his associates. The charges were denied by Maderna, who was sacked by Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot on October 16. CBI had not questioned Maderna until today.
The former minister arrived at the CBI (Jodhpur) office at about 11.15 am. He was accompanied for more details....
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With her incredibly long slim legs, glowing skin and wrinkle free face, she looks a far sight younger than her 53-years-old.
In fact, Madonna could easily pass for the same age as her protégé, British actress Andrea Riseborough, who has just turned 30.
One of two Harper's Bazaar cover photographs features the Queen of Pop in a black trilby hat, tight polo-neck sweater, fitted trousers and heels.
She poses with a camera in a nod to her début as a director for feature film W.E. which stars Riseborough as Wallis Simpson.
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IT firm Mahindra Satyam today posted a 10-fold growth in profit-after-tax to Rs 238 crore for the second quarter of the 2011-12 financial year.
The company's profit-after-tax stood at Rs 23.31 crore in the July-September quarter of the 2010-11 fiscal. On a quarter-on-quarter basis, Mahindra Satyam's profit-after-tax was up 5.77 per cent from Rs 225 crore in Q1, FY'12. The company's consolidated revenues surged by 27.01 per cent during the quarter under review to Rs 1,578 crore from Rs 1,242.4 crore in the corresponding period a year ago. On a Q-o-Q basis, Q2 revenues were up 10.04 per cent from Rs 1,433.93 crore in the first quarter for more details....
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Ajmal Kasab is a terrorist, a non-state actor and he should be sent to gallows, Pakistani interior minister Rehman Malik said on Thursday.
A Pakistani judicial commission probing the 26/11 Mumbai attacks will soon visit India to interview witnesses and persons affected in the terror strike.
The Pakistan judicial commission is expected to record the statements of Mumbai additional chief metropolitan for more details....
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Women alcoholics suffer damage to the part of their brain that controls moods, impulses and sleep three times faster than their male counterparts, a Swedish study showed today.
Women suffer a 50 per cent reduction in the so-called serotonin function in their brain after four years of excessive drinking, while men show the same amount of damage after 12 years of alcohol abuse, according to the study by researchers at Gothenburg University.
"The impairment is progressing much faster in women,"explained Kristina Berglund, who conducted the study with colleagues from the university’s Department for more details....
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A new study has found that diabetes could result in memory loss, depression and other types of cognitive impairment in older adults.
A team led by Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Centre (BIDMC) neurophysiologist Vera Novak, MD, PhD, has identified a key mechanism behind this course of events after five years of study.
They found that in older patients with diabetes, two adhesion molecules– sVCAM and sICAM– cause inflammation in the brain, triggering for more details....
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Strengthening its capabilities to carry out special operations, the Navy is planning to procure advanced Integrated Combat System (ICS) for its elite Marine Commandos (MARCOS).
The Navy wants the ICS for effective command, control and information sharing to maximise capabilities of individuals and groups of the MARCOS-- the elite special operations unit, while engaging enemies.
"We want the ICS to provide enhanced capabilities such as tactical awareness and fighting ability in hostile environment and a network which can enable Group Commanders to remotely monitor and control operations,"Navy officials for more details....
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Teenagers who engage in shift work may be at risk for multiple sclerosis due to a disruption in their circadian rhythm and sleep pattern, Swedish researchers say.
Dr. Anna Karin Hedstrom and colleagues from the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm analyzed data from two population-based studies—one with 1343 incident cases of MS and 2900 controls and another with 5129 prevalent MS cases and 4509 controls.
The team compared the occurrence of MS among study subjects exposed to shift work at various ages against those who had never been exposed. All study subjects resided in Sweden and were between the ages of 16 and 70. Shift work was defined as permanent for more details....
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The Communist Party of China is paying close attention to Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi, who is scheduled to meet CPC leaders on five different occasions during the four days he will spend in the country from Wednesday.
There are signs that the Chinese leaders would like to form their own opinion on Modi, who has been described as a future prime minister by several Indian industrialists. As recently as September this year, a US Congressional research had described Modi's Gujarat as a key driver of India's growth.
Modi will meet "a top leader" of the CPC at the Great Hall of the People. The leader has not been specified. But this is the venue where foreign visitors are greeted by China's president, premier or chairman of the standing committee for more details....
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UP chief minister Mayawati is likely to announce the reorganization of Uttar Pradesh, splitting the sprawling state into four parts, in a move that her supporters are seeing as a poll-eve masterstroke.
Well-placed BSP sources said Mayawati is planning to carve four new states out of the country's largest state which, with its 75 districts, is larger than many countries. As per the blueprint, the eastern part of the state with 32 districts will form a new state of Poorvanchal while the 22 western districts will be grouped together as Harit Pradesh. Bundelkhand will take seven districts while the remaining 14, all in central UP, will comprise the fourth.
Mayawati did not deny the move when questioned for more details....
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Pushkar Fair is the yearly five-day camel and livestock fair, celebrated in the town of Pushkar in the state of Rajasthan, India. It is one of the world's largest camel fair apart from buying and selling of livestock, and its highlights have become competitions such as the "matka phod", "longest moustache", and "bridal competitions" are the main draws for this fair which attracts thousands of tourists. People throughout the country are allowed to visit the fair to sell their live stocks as well. Handicrafts have much demand in the mela as worldwide tourists visit the destination to buy attractive arts and crafts. An estimated number of around 50,000 camels are brought in the Pushkar camel festival. In recent years the fair has also included an exhibition cricket match between the local Pushkar club and a team of random for more details....
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Capturing the eye of an A-lister is no easy feat, especially when they are shrouded with personal security and bodyguards.
But with these striking images, it's little wonder that the mother of Hugh Grant's baby, Tinglan Hong, managed to get her claws into the Bridget Jones star.
In a series of provocative shots, the 31-year-old flirts with the camera as she strips off and squeezes her chest in order to accentuate her cleavage while licking her lips with enticing 'come to bed' eyes.
In one picture, Hong goes completely topless and holds her breasts to cover her modesty.
Last week it emerged that dedicated for more details....
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Slain Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi spent his final weeks scavenging for food and hiding in abandoned houses in Sirte, one of the leader's top security official has revealed.
In an exclusive interview withCNN, Mansour Dao, a surviving member of Gaddafi's clan, said the Libyan dictator survived on scraps of food he found in deserted houses and became engrossed in reading books that he had stacked in his suitcases.
According to Dao, Gaddafi, who had enjoyed great riches and luxurious palaces during his reign, lived without electricity or TV in his last weeks as the rebels advanced.
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The Karnataka high court on Tuesday granted bail to state's former chief minister BS Yeddyurappa, who has been under arrest over alleged land deals during his tenure.
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11:49 PM
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Thousands of women with breast cancer suffer delays of up to five months for a diagnosis because their symptoms are missed by GPs, according to a study.
It found that for one in ten patients, there was a 20-week delay between first being seen by a GP and being told they have the disease.
While those visiting their doctors with obvious signs such as a lump may be diagnosed sooner, many go to GPs with more subtle symptoms such as tiredness, weight loss or anaemia.
The study, presented at the National Cancer Research Institute in Liverpool, also showed that the average waiting time for a woman to be diagnosed with breast cancer has fallen by just two days since 2002, despite millions of pounds of Government for more details....
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Michael Jackson's personal physician Dr Conrad Murray has been placed on suicide watch at the Los Angeles County Jail, according to new reports.
Hours after he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the June, 2009 death of the King of Pop, Murray was handcuffed and remanded without bail after a judge branded him a 'danger to society'.
A law enforcement source has said he was placed on suicide watch once in custody.
The 58-year-old cardiologist is awaiting a scheduled for more details....
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The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) - whose suggestions have almost routinely been accepted by the present Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government in Britain - has recommended to the UK's home ministry that a person from outside the EU should command a salary of between £31,000 and £49,000 per annum to qualify for leave of indefinite stay in the UK.
, The proposal, if implemented, could drastically reduce the number of Indians who would qualify for permanent settlement. In the past, a person has generally been granted leave of indefinite stay after five years of residence. The MAC report says, "To ensure greater differentiation in the selection decision, we suggest implementing a minimum annual for more details....
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The much-hyped mobile number portability (MNP) might appear to have been a damp squib but a closer look at the data reveals a different picture. Porting requests are now almost thrice as many as new users, making them the most important determinant of changing market shares for operators.
TRAI's recently released data reveals that in August 2011, the 18.1 million applications for MNP were about two-and-half times the 7.3 million new subscriptions in the same month.
Since January 20 this year, when MNP (which allows users to move from one service provider to another without changing their phone numbers) was first offered to consumers, the number of "porting requests" has steadily risen month after month for more details....
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The rupee today weakened by 18 paise to trade at Rs 49.28 against the US currency as the dollar strengthened in the overseas markets.
However, a higher opening in the domestic equity market capped the rupee losses.
Dealers attributed the rupee's fall to dollar gains against the euro in overseas markets.
The rupee had strengthened by 4 paise for more details....
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Relax,"says Swami Agnivesh, before your imagination runs wild. Swami Agnivesh, who is gearing up to reach out to India's youth with issues like casteism, alcoholism and corruption through his entry into the controversial reality show Tuesday.
The 72-year-old is "excited" about entering the secluded Karjat house, where 11 young, celebrity contestants are already fighting it out for survival. The inhabitants have no connect with the outside world and are under 24x7 camera surveillance.
"I have seen three to four episodes for more details....
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Many parents imagine that playing videogames is just an enormous waste of time - or that the games might even be damaging their children.
And watching youngsters glued to the relentless laser battles of the latest space-war game, it's difficult not to agree.
But a new study from the University of Michigan suggests that the games could actually be firing up children's imaginations.
It's in stark contrast to previous studies which hinted that games stunt children's development and even make them more violent.
The current study didn't attempt for more details....
2:05 AM
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Sushil Kumar, a teacher from Bihar's Motihari district who won Rs 5 crore in Kaun Banega Crorepati may win an endorsement deal for the National Rural Job Guarantee Scheme.
The Union Ministry for Rural Development is in talks to rope in Kumar to endorse the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, a ministry official said. Kumar confirmed it and said he will accept the offer."It will be an honour for me to be associated with the government scheme,"he told ET.
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1:48 AM
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Undeterred by the"betrayal"by their former leaders, workers at Maruti Suzuki's Manesar plant are going ahead to form a union and have applied again for registration to the Haryana Labour Department.
While the workers have decided to retain the previously proposed name Maruti Suzuki Employees'Union (MSEU), a new crop of leaders have emerged to take forward their cause.
According to a worker at the plant, Ram Mehar Singh has been nominated as new President of MSEU, Sarabjit Singh as new General Secretary for more details....
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Businesses are increasingly resorting to barter, the oldest form of trade, as one of the ways to deal with the global slowdown with the help of internet, according to a study on India's Foreign Trade.
"Barter.Where goods are exchanged for goods without bringing in money, is being revived,"a comprehensive study on the country's foreign trade published in the form of a book, said. The book'India's Foreign Trade- from Antiquity to Date', authored by veteran journalist Mahesh Prasad said the global slowdown fuelled the barter trade and the trend is gaining momentum in India as well."In today's internet economy for more details....
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A roadside bomb ripped through a police vehicle in southern Afghanistan, killing a district police chief and two of his bodyguards, police said today.
The blast happened last night as the group drove from Lashkar Gah, the capital of troubled Helmand province, to Garmser district."Mohammad Saifullah for more details....
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India celebrates Eid-al-Adha, the Muslim festival of sacrifice. Eid, also known as the “Feast of the Sacrifice,” is one of the most important Muslim holidays and is marked by extensive pre-festive shopping.
The festival marks the day Muslims believe Abraham showed willingness to sacrifice his son Ishmael to God as an act of devotion. God, who ordered the sacrifice, then spared Ishmael. On Eid, Muslims world-wide pay tribute to Abraham with the ceremonial slaughtering of an animal, usually a goat or a lamb. Celebratory dinners typically follow. Part of butchered animal is donated to feed the poor.
Eid falls on the last day of the Hajj, the ritual pilgrimage for more details....
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The US today said Pakistan was aware of potential threats to its nuclear arsenal and has accorded"high priority"to securing its atomic weapons and materials.
The US Embassy in Islamabad was reacting to a report in the American journal for more details....
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The mortal remains of legendary singer-composer Bhupen Hazarika were today flown to Assam where his last rites will be conducted tomorrow.
"The body was taken by close family members from the hospital at 6.50 AM We have been informed that it will reach at 11.30 AM in Guwahati by a flight. The funeral for more details....
8:29 PM
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The families of jailed Pakistani cricketers, Salman Butt and Mohammad Amir, are not celebrating Eid-ul-Azha this year as an atmosphere of gloom prevails in their home.
"Tell me how could we celebrate Eid at this time when our son has been sent to jail after being framed for more details....
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Trinamool Congress MPs, who at a meeting here two days ago “unanimously” decided to pull out of the United Progressive Alliance government in protest against the recent rise in petrol prices and for not being consulted, have sought an appointment with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in New Delhi on November 8.
This comes on the heels of the assertion of party chairperson and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee that she was“proud” of their decision to withdraw from the ruling coalition— one for which she “congratulated” them. But she suggested for more details....
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Against the backdrop of the Trinamool Congress'threat to pull out of UPA over the petrol price rise, NCP chief Sharad Pawar today backed the government on the issue.
"There is no point in blaming the govt for increase in the domestic prices (of fuel) as they are related to fluctuations in the international markets,"Pawar said defending Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on deregulation of the fuel prices.
On Trinamool Congress'threat to withdraw from the UPA government, Pawar said,"Our stand is to remain with the government."
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Ex-Pakistan leader Pervez Musharraf hit out today at Afghan President Hamid Karzai for forging a training alliance with India, saying Islamabad had offered him similar help but been rebuffed.
"We've opened up all our training institutions free of cost. Come to Pakistan and we'll train you. Not one has come What is his game?"Musharraf told CNN's Fareed Zakaria GPS program.Musharraf, who ruled Pakistan as a military dictator and later as a civilian president between 2001 and 2008 said he had been"bending backwards"for Karzai to send people to Islamabad instead of New Delhi.He said that a phased pullout for more details....
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It was not always smooth sailing for the six young men who huddled in uncomfortably close quarters on a 520-day fake mission to Mars, a Russian scientist has revealed.
The multinational crew emerged blinking from its Moscow isolation module on Friday and was quickly bundled away for further observation after being briefly presented to the world's press.
But a scientist who was one of the brains behind the Mars-500 mission -- an unusual experiment designed to test the long-term effects of stress and isolation -- revealed that nerves for more details....
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Lisa Miller had been running for years, and raising money for cancer research. This year as she turned 35, she decided to mark the milestone with something big: a two-day cycling odyssey on Alberta’s Cowboy Trail. But Ms. Miller had no idea just how big her participation in the Ride to Conquer Cancer would be– until she put out her fundraising request on Facebook.
“Almost every other day, I had somebody link it on their own page,” says the energetic blonde Lisa Miller.
Social media turned out to be the only fundraising platform Ms. Miller needed. Pledges poured in from friends at home in Edmonton for more details....
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White House, these days is a very healthy place to be in. The credit for this wave of better health among all those who spend part of or most of their life in the presidential place goes to first lady Michele Obama.
Morrison, the white house cook has lost 30 pounds in 18 months and has maintained her weight and health in great shape. She said about her first lady, “She is a great inspiration for me to focus every day to try harder, and I have.”
Michele Obama is an active campaigner for more details....
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Her supporters call her“a strong voice for ordinary people.” Her opponents call her a“Chihuahua in high heels.” Debbie Wasserman Schultz doesn’t care what people say. If she did, she never would have run for office back when she was in her twenties—when politicos said she should wait. At age 26, she became the youngest woman ever to be elected to the Florida state legislature. Now a Congresswoman representing Florida, Schultz, a 44-year-old New York native, is the third woman in history to be named head of the Democratic National Committee, charged with raising funds and campaigning for President for more details....
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While the rest of India was cheering their favourite F1 team from the audience box, Anmol Mehta, 19 year-old F1 fanatic from Ahmedabad, witnessed the heat from the garage of the speed monsters.
Anmol was the only candidate from West India to be officially selected by Federation Internationale de L'Automobile (International Federation of Automobiles) as part of a team of 24 specially appointed scrutineers. This team has the power to inspect the racing cars at any point for more details....
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Online shopping has revolutionised shopping across the globe. Not only is it very convenient but this offers us the choice to sort out goods by category, price, size etc. This all can be done conveniently from home.
But the recent researches have a different story to tell. Researchers say that shopping for more details....
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Two women who accused Julian Assange of rape and sexual assault are "relieved" by a London court ruling today ordering the WikiLeaks founder's extradition to Sweden for questioning, their lawyer said.
"They feel a certain degree of relief,"lawyer Claes Borgstroem told the TT news agency shortly
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4:17 AM
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Google India today said it is offering free websites to an estimated five lakh small and medium businesses in the country.
Google India, the Indian unit of the global internet giant, said on its official blog that it has launched an'India Get Your Business Online'program to provide website, internet domain and web hosting services to small and medium businesses (SMBs) in the country.
"The initiative aims is to break down the barriers that stop small businesses from getting online - by offering a quick, easy and free tool to set up and host a website.
"Our goal is to help 5,00,000 small for more details....
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Patricia Narayan’s hard life and passion for cooking led her to become owner of restaurants.
FICCI Woman Entrepreneur of the year, Patricia Narayan's tale may sound like classical rags- to- riches story, but it is also a harsh yet real story of her survival against all odds. An entrepreneur by accident, director of Sandheepa Chain of Restaurants, Patricia belongs for more details....
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Sex Addict when this term comes before you, you think about a lot of men who have been in news for being so? Never do any women come in our thoughts. Sex addiction is believed to be a domain of men only.
Of course women can be also sex addicts, answers Robert Weiss, founding director of the Sexual Recovery Institute, a Los Angeles-based centre that offers sexual addiction treatment.
Approximately 8 to 12 per cent of people seeking sexual addiction treatment are women, but the number of women with the addiction is likely for more details....
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According to a new survey jointly conducted by AskMen and Cosmoplolitan.com, men are more concerned with their partner’s body type than women– but they also seem to value family more highly.
Nearly half of men questioned in the poll of 70,000 people said they would ditch a partner who gained weight, compared with only 20 per cent of women.
Two-third of men also said they had fantasized about their partner’s friends, while only one-third of women had done so.
“Even as men are getting more comfortable for more details....
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Just five minutes of exercise in a park, working in a backyard garden, on a nature trail, or other green space can boost mood and self-esteem, according to a new study.
The study has been published in the American Chemical Society's semi-monthly journal Environmental Science& Technology.
Jules Pretty and Jo Barton explain in the study that green exercise is physical activity in the presence of nature. Abundant scientific evidence shows that activity in natural areas decreases the risk of mental illness and improves the sense of well-being. Until for more details....
