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Snake dies after biting silicone breast
London: A huge snake died of silicone poisoning after it bit the enhanced breast of a model during a photoshoot.
Israeli Orit Fox was at a photoshoot in Tel Aviv in which she alluringly used the boa constrictor. The snake suddenly lunged at her and bit her breast, the Daily Mail reported Monday.
Fox was initially comfortable with the snake and wrapped it around her legs, waist and neck.
She then licked the snake, loosening the grip on its neck. The snake then sank its fangs into her left breast.
The model screamed for help, and an assistant struggled to pull off the determined snake. After a few seconds, the snake released its grip.
Though Fox needed a tetanus shot in the hospital, it was the snake which came off worse as it died from silicone poisoning.
London: A huge snake died of silicone poisoning after it bit the enhanced breast of a model during a photoshoot.
Israeli Orit Fox was at a photoshoot in Tel Aviv in which she alluringly used the boa constrictor. The snake suddenly lunged at her and bit her breast, the Daily Mail reported Monday.
Fox was initially comfortable with the snake and wrapped it around her legs, waist and neck.
She then licked the snake, loosening the grip on its neck. The snake then sank its fangs into her left breast.
The model screamed for help, and an assistant struggled to pull off the determined snake. After a few seconds, the snake released its grip.
Though Fox needed a tetanus shot in the hospital, it was the snake which came off worse as it died from silicone poisoning.
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THats a fugly face indeed!
12-year-old on school trip delivers baby
Indo-Asian News Service, Updated: March 30, 2011 14:20 IST
London: A 12 year-old Dutch girl, who did not realise she was pregnant, delivered a baby girl when she was on a school trip.
"Neither the girl nor her family had realised she was pregnant, and there were no external signs to show it," the Telegraph quoted a spokesperson for health services as saying.
The girl was from Groningen in the north of the Netherlands.
She felt violent stomach pain when she was on a day out with her classmates last week.
A supervisor alerted the emergency services and when ambulance staff came they saw the girl was about to give birth, the media report said.
She was taken to a nearby building where she delivered her baby.
Both the child-mother and her new-born "are doing well" in the maternity ward of a hospital.
http://www.ndtv.com/article/world/1...NdtvNews-TopStories+(NDTV+News+-+Top+Stories)
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Indo-Asian News Service, Updated: March 30, 2011 14:20 IST
London: A 12 year-old Dutch girl, who did not realise she was pregnant, delivered a baby girl when she was on a school trip.
"Neither the girl nor her family had realised she was pregnant, and there were no external signs to show it," the Telegraph quoted a spokesperson for health services as saying.
The girl was from Groningen in the north of the Netherlands.
She felt violent stomach pain when she was on a day out with her classmates last week.
A supervisor alerted the emergency services and when ambulance staff came they saw the girl was about to give birth, the media report said.
She was taken to a nearby building where she delivered her baby.
Both the child-mother and her new-born "are doing well" in the maternity ward of a hospital.
http://www.ndtv.com/article/world/1...NdtvNews-TopStories+(NDTV+News+-+Top+Stories)
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Five-year-old dies after cousin rapes her
Ghaziabad: A man has been arrested for allegedly raping his 5-year-old cousin, at Shahpur village here, police said today.
The incident came to light when the mother of the girl saw the accused, identified as Subhash, sexually assaulting her daughter on Sunday following which, the matter was brought before the village panchayat who let off the accused after giving him a mild punishment, besides asking him to bear the cost of the medical treatment of the girl, they said.
The condition of the victim became serious on Monday and she died at the hospital.
Police later arrested the accused and the two panchayat members who had let off Subhash.
http://www.ndtv.com/article/cities/five-year-old-dies-after-cousin-rapes-her-99845
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5-yr-old! 
Ghaziabad: A man has been arrested for allegedly raping his 5-year-old cousin, at Shahpur village here, police said today.
The incident came to light when the mother of the girl saw the accused, identified as Subhash, sexually assaulting her daughter on Sunday following which, the matter was brought before the village panchayat who let off the accused after giving him a mild punishment, besides asking him to bear the cost of the medical treatment of the girl, they said.
The condition of the victim became serious on Monday and she died at the hospital.
Police later arrested the accused and the two panchayat members who had let off Subhash.
http://www.ndtv.com/article/cities/five-year-old-dies-after-cousin-rapes-her-99845
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5-yr-old!
The barber who owns a Rolls
Ramesh Babu with his prized possession, the Rs 3.1 crore worth Rolls Royce Ghost, for which he pays an EMI of Rs 7 lakh
Like he has been doing every day for the past 25 years, Ramesh Babu spends at least five hours daily in his tastefully done but no-frills saloon in Bowring Institute, one of the city’s elite clubs. He personally styles the hair of his regular customers. As a professional barber, he doesn’t want to forget his roots.
On most days, however, Ramesh drives to work in an egg-white Rolls Royce Ghost, handling the controls on the car’s spiffy dashboard with the same deft touch and care as when he is shaping somebody’s coif. The Rolls costs Rs 3.1 crore and there are only five other people in Bangalore who own such a pedigreed car.
The 40-year-old bought the Rolls a few months back with his own hard-earnedmoney, supplemented by a huge bank loan with a monthly pay-back instalment of Rs 7 lakh. His earnings from the saloon are quite modest, but Ramesh, who networks well with the rich clientele of the elite Bowring Institute, has built a lucrative luxury car rental business.
But mainly, the man has a collector’s passion for fancy cars. And if there is some social prestige attached to it, then he’s not complaining.
“Let me enjoy the comfort of a Rolls Royce which was restricted to rajas and maharajas in the past,” Ramesh told Bangalore Mirror. Next year, Ramesh is planning to buy a stretch limousine worth around Rs 8 to 9 crore.
IN THE BIG LEAGUE
Currently, he has a fleet that includes Mercedes Benz (E,S and Viano series) and BMW (5 & 7 series). He hires out these cars to corporates through a travel agency. The Rolls, however, he rents out sparingly. He charges Rs 75,000 for a day for the Rolls when it is let out and his usual clients are corporate bigwigs and visiting Bollywood and Tollywood stars. The last High Net Worth Individual who hired his Rolls was Hero Honda’s chairman who was in town during the World Cup India-England clash.
The other notables in the city who own a Rolls include top builder Dayanand Pai, Royal Orchid Hotel’s owner Baljee and Gold Finch Hotel owner Prakash Shetty.
AMAZING STORY
When his father died in 1979, Ramesh, a nine year-old boy, was literally on the streets. The barber shop his father ran on Brigade Road’s St Patrick’s Complex was rented out for Rs 5 per day. Ramesh’s family survived on that money.
After completing SSLC, he quit studying and like his father became a full-time barber. He became a hair stylist subsequently. His fortunes changed in 1994, when taking a leaf from his uncle who rented out cars, be bought a a Maruti Omni van and started renting it out. From there began Ramesh’s tryst with cars. Even now, he has the Omni with him. In 1996, he started a saloon at Bowring Institute and has not looked back since.
IN THE FAMILY
Ramesh also owns a Suzuki Intruder high-end bike costing Rs 16 lakh. He rides this bike during weekends and it’s purely for his private use though occasionally he lets some of his close friends enjoy a ride. Meanwhile, his two-year-old son already seems to share his father’s passion. He effortlessly identifies each and every car in Ramesh’s fancy fleet.
Inside the saloon, as he dons his black overalls, Ramesh seamlessly makes the switch from Rolls Royce owner to barber.
“Even today, I cut the hair of my regular customers for just Rs 65. I can easily hike my rates but I don’t. It’s the family trade. And if I don’t cut someone’s hair on a particular day, I won’t be able to sleep,” Ramesh confessed. No matter that gleaming Rolls parked outside, his head surely is in the right place.
http://www.bangaloremirror.com/inde...1&contentid=2011040720110407234421368b5550990
Ramesh Babu with his prized possession, the Rs 3.1 crore worth Rolls Royce Ghost, for which he pays an EMI of Rs 7 lakh
Like he has been doing every day for the past 25 years, Ramesh Babu spends at least five hours daily in his tastefully done but no-frills saloon in Bowring Institute, one of the city’s elite clubs. He personally styles the hair of his regular customers. As a professional barber, he doesn’t want to forget his roots.
On most days, however, Ramesh drives to work in an egg-white Rolls Royce Ghost, handling the controls on the car’s spiffy dashboard with the same deft touch and care as when he is shaping somebody’s coif. The Rolls costs Rs 3.1 crore and there are only five other people in Bangalore who own such a pedigreed car.
The 40-year-old bought the Rolls a few months back with his own hard-earnedmoney, supplemented by a huge bank loan with a monthly pay-back instalment of Rs 7 lakh. His earnings from the saloon are quite modest, but Ramesh, who networks well with the rich clientele of the elite Bowring Institute, has built a lucrative luxury car rental business.
But mainly, the man has a collector’s passion for fancy cars. And if there is some social prestige attached to it, then he’s not complaining.
“Let me enjoy the comfort of a Rolls Royce which was restricted to rajas and maharajas in the past,” Ramesh told Bangalore Mirror. Next year, Ramesh is planning to buy a stretch limousine worth around Rs 8 to 9 crore.
IN THE BIG LEAGUE
Currently, he has a fleet that includes Mercedes Benz (E,S and Viano series) and BMW (5 & 7 series). He hires out these cars to corporates through a travel agency. The Rolls, however, he rents out sparingly. He charges Rs 75,000 for a day for the Rolls when it is let out and his usual clients are corporate bigwigs and visiting Bollywood and Tollywood stars. The last High Net Worth Individual who hired his Rolls was Hero Honda’s chairman who was in town during the World Cup India-England clash.
The other notables in the city who own a Rolls include top builder Dayanand Pai, Royal Orchid Hotel’s owner Baljee and Gold Finch Hotel owner Prakash Shetty.
AMAZING STORY
When his father died in 1979, Ramesh, a nine year-old boy, was literally on the streets. The barber shop his father ran on Brigade Road’s St Patrick’s Complex was rented out for Rs 5 per day. Ramesh’s family survived on that money.
After completing SSLC, he quit studying and like his father became a full-time barber. He became a hair stylist subsequently. His fortunes changed in 1994, when taking a leaf from his uncle who rented out cars, be bought a a Maruti Omni van and started renting it out. From there began Ramesh’s tryst with cars. Even now, he has the Omni with him. In 1996, he started a saloon at Bowring Institute and has not looked back since.
IN THE FAMILY
Ramesh also owns a Suzuki Intruder high-end bike costing Rs 16 lakh. He rides this bike during weekends and it’s purely for his private use though occasionally he lets some of his close friends enjoy a ride. Meanwhile, his two-year-old son already seems to share his father’s passion. He effortlessly identifies each and every car in Ramesh’s fancy fleet.
Inside the saloon, as he dons his black overalls, Ramesh seamlessly makes the switch from Rolls Royce owner to barber.
“Even today, I cut the hair of my regular customers for just Rs 65. I can easily hike my rates but I don’t. It’s the family trade. And if I don’t cut someone’s hair on a particular day, I won’t be able to sleep,” Ramesh confessed. No matter that gleaming Rolls parked outside, his head surely is in the right place.
http://www.bangaloremirror.com/inde...1&contentid=2011040720110407234421368b5550990
