Another one on the precipitously falling Rupee…
"Hello people of America and UK. Please sell your house and car, come to India and buy a small city an aeroplane" – Gayrav Kapoor, TV presenter.
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Believe it a lot…
Now, Van Gogh paintings in 3D for Pounds sterling 22,000 each.
London: The Van Gogh museum in Amsterdam has developed high-quality 3D reproductions of some of the Dust artist's finest paintings – and a replica could be yours for Pounds sterling 22,000!
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Crocodile drags away man partying in Australia..
Darwin (Australia): A 27-year-old birthday party goer was snatched by a 5-metre (16 foot) long crocodile while swimming in a notorious habitat of the dangerous reptiles.
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World's most pampered dog Lola has had Pounds sterling 250,000 splashed out on her.
London: Lola is officially the world's most pampered pet. The miniature Yorkshire terrier has beaten a coddled cat, a demanding donkey and even an alligator to win the international honour. Lola has a shampoo and set, Reiki sessions and a massage each week and recently woofed down a pounds 100 wedding breakfast at her owner Louise Harris' nuptials. Along with her younger brother Larry and sisters Lulu and Lolly, the pooch has had pounds 250,000 splashed out on her. Each morning Louise, 34, cooks them breakfast of scrambled egg and ham, which she feeds them by hand. I have fresh food delivered for them every two days and it costs pounds 300 a month.
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Ages before FB, the first pal was unfriended in 1275.
The word "unfriend", an option to dump a friend on social networking website FB by clicking a button, was first used as a noun as far back 1275. Its usage as a verb dates back to 1659.
"LOL", which is used an acronym for LAFF OUT LOUDLY, stood for 'LITTLE OLD LADY" IN 1960.
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US woman shows up alive 13 days after her funeral.
A 50-year-old woman in the US Sharolyn J. has turned up alive 13 days after her devastated family buried a body, believed to be hers, in an emotional funeral.
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Cause to celebrate: !!! or ???
Hindu encyclopedia completed after 25 years in making in US…
Washington: An encyclopedia of one of the world's major religions, Hinduism, will be unveiled next week in South Carolina. The 11-volume work covers Hindu spiritual beliefs, practices and philosophy and is the culmination of a 25-year academic. According to the Washing Times, the encyclopedia is written in English and includes about 7,000 articles in Hinduism and its practices.
(Me: hmmm. Note: it's done in the U.S.)
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From the world of science…
Millionaire polo champ creates 100 cloned ponies..
London: Adolfo Cambiaso – one of the world's best polo players and friend of Princes William and Harry – has created about 100 clones of his favourite horses, some of which could be competing in the sport later this year.
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Almonds help reduce the rise in sugar and insulin levels after meals.
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Honey contains antioxidants which help reduce the risk of heart disease.
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Fruits, veggies may lower the risk of women's bladder cancer.
Washington: Higher intake of fruits and vegetables may lower the risk of invasive bladder cancer, after having analyzed collected from 185,885 older adults over a period of 12.5 years. Of these 581 were diagnosed with invasive bladder cancer (152 women and 429 men): University of Hawaii Cancer Centre Researcher Song-Yi Park along with her colleagues.
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Tongue in cheek…
I am a lie who always speaks the truth.
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"The measure of a superhero is always his nemesis" – David Lyons
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Pun fun…
Why did the spider cross the road? To get to his website!
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