The perils of 'retired husband syndrome'

Mac on...  

'I thought when he retired he'd at least go off occasionally and play golf...'

Read the full story:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2731318/Mac-The-perils-retired-husband-syndrome.html

23 August 2014

Observations, Ukraine.

The Druid, Oliver, 2 hours ago

Amazing how the Daily mail puts down Russia, that evil Putin sending food and water to starving people. Can you do a story on how America and the Canadian George Soros (Not his real name) Spent Five BILLION Dollars Starting this war, or how America March 7th at 3am Flew into Ukraine and took out 33 Ton of Ukraine's GOLD For safe keeping of course. (Ask Germany how safe their gold is in the Federal Reserve). All Wars are Bankers Wars People.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2731681/This-direct-invasion-Russian-aid-convoy-crosses-Lugansk-Ukraine-insists-military-vehicles-cynical-guise-Red-Cross.html#ixzz3BB2iTRHL 
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Mum ordered to leave pool due to her three-month-old son's penis.

Harriet Taylor and her son Arthur, pictured, were told to leave Kenwood Ladies' Pond on Hampstead Heath in London as her three-month-old baby was unwelcome as 'he had a penis'

Read the full story:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2732147/Frogmarched-ladies-pool-baby-boy-New-mother-humiliated-lifeguard-London-bathing-pond-told-babies-penises-unwelcome.html

23 August 2014

1960 medical entrants Batch reunion in June 2015.

Document 1.

email from Duru:-

Hi Sarath,

I have spoken to Ashan Ranasinghe.

His contact e.mail is

ashan@jetwinghotels.com

Those who want to stay on the 13^th or even two nights have to mail him and the rooms.

As mentioned by him

Double full room board per day is Rs.22,000/-

Triple FB is Rs.28,000/-

Single FB is Rs.16,600/-

It will be helpful if I get numbers for those who will attend only the day gathering.

Trips can discuss with him privately. This season is good on the East coast, Trinco, Arugam bay, Pasikuda.

Jetwing will organize tours direct with those who are interested.

iPhone addict.

iPhone addict is dragged across Beijing station after girlfriend snaps

A fed-up girlfriend was forced to drag her boyfriend across a Beijing subway by his cellphone after he refused to stop playing with his prized iPhone. Onlookers captured the feud on their phones.

Read the full story:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2731023/Engaged-not-way-wanted-iPhone-addict-gets-dragged-Beijing-station-girlfriend-finally-snaps.html

22 August 2014

Crocodile versus Lions

Tourist films the brutal battle

A tourist captures the ferocious battle between lions and crocodile when an elephant dies nearby and both beasts have designs on it for their dinner.

Read the full story:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-2729968/Incredible-video-shows-brutal-scene-three-lions-crocodile-Samburu-National-Reserve-Kenya.html

22 August 2014

What causes autism?

Those with the condition have too many synapses - places where where neurons connect and communicate - in their brains, say Columbia University researchers.

Read the full story:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2731093/What-causes-autism-Scientists-discover-people-condition-brain-connections.html

22 August 2014

Israel and Gaza.

1. Bishop Desmond Tutu's message to Israel.

Please click on web-link below:-

http://www.haaretz.com/mobile/1.610687?v=66691173328C172D77ED27A198582751

2. Alvarez and the Gaza campaign of Israel.

Please click on web-link below:-

https://mail.google.com/mail/ca/u/0/?shva=1#inbox/147f516b0942ce72

GREAT ideas....

email from Kamalini Kanapathippillai.

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