VIDISHA (MP): In a rare case, a woman in a village gave birth to a girl, only three months after she
delievered two pair of twins.
"It is an example of secondary-pregnancy which happens very rarely, but is not totally unexpected," Dr Abha Shukla of district hospital said.
The woman identified as Niloufer, a resident of Gazikhedi village in Vidisha district, gave birth to four children on January 19 this year.
"The twins died soon after their birth," Inamuddin, the father of the children said.
Later during a sonography conducted on Niloufer, presence of more foetus was revealed.
She was referred to Bhopal's Sulatania Hospital, where she gave birth to a baby girl on April 26.
"Due to excess weight, one of the foetuses might have slipped in the fallopian tube and grew between the intestines. She was lucky that way," Shukla added.
The newborn is now over one month old and is quite healthy, Inamuddin said adding that they have named their daughter 'Faria', a person who brings cheer in life.Everytime you flip the top stack of cards, hold down CTRL-ALT-SHIFT and instead of flipping three card you only flip one card. This way you can draw single cards but still have the higher score of a ''Draw Three'' game.
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Penis captivus is an urban legend describing an event that allegedly happens in rare instances during heterosexual intercourse when the muscles in the vagina clamp down on the penis much more firmly than usual, making it impossible for the penis to withdraw from the vagina regardless of erection status.
The first report of the penis captivus sexual phenomenon can be found in an 1884 article by the fictitious Egerton Yorrick Davis in The Philadelphia Medical News. The article was later discovered to be a hoax perpetrated by Sir William Osler. Historians speculate that he was annoyed by an editorial published in the same journal by Dr. Theophilus Parvin, "An Uncommon Form of Vaginismus." Both men served on that respected journal's editorial board.
There is only one known report of penis captivus, in a letter to the British Medical Journal relating to an apparent case in 1947. According to the BMJ, this condition was otherwise unknown in the twentieth century.
Penis captivus should not be confused with the relatively common condition of vaginismus.
The children - a 15-year-old girl and a 12-year-old boy - cried hysterically on Wednesday after a deputy who came to their home in Necedah looking for Magdeline Alvina Middlesworth ordered them out because of the stench from her body.
The children were in foster care on Friday. Their mother, Tammy Lewis, and self-described "bishop" Alan Bushey remained in custody on felony counts of being a party to causing mental harm to a child.
"It's a sad case, and we'll continue to investigate it and try to ascertain just what occurred up there," Juneau County Sheriff Brent Oleson said yesterday. He said he had no further information on Bushey's religious affiliation.
According to the criminal complaint, Middlesworth's sister called sheriff's officials Wednesday and asked them to go to the home about 129 kilometers north of Madison to check on the woman, who had not been heard from for some time.
When Deputy Leigh Neville-Neil arrived at the house, she encountered Lewis, also known as Sister Mary Bernadett, the complaint said. Lewis, 35, initially refused to allow the deputy to check on Middlesworth, telling her that Middlesworth was on vacation and saying she had to check with her "superior" first.
But she eventually let the deputy in. The house smelled of incense and burned wood, and had religious materials everywhere and hymns playing on the stereo, according to the complaint.BULLETS rip into a crazed elephant that rampaged through a village yesterday, killing seven people and injuring 24 more.
More than 100 shots were fired at the terrified animal and one wound can clearly be seen in its back, circled.
The rogue male emerged from a forest and began destroying crops in Bhudaheda, northern India.
Villagers tried to frighten it away with drums but were trampled under its feet as it became enraged.
Wildlife expert Belinda Wright said: The elephant was surrounded. It couldnt bear all these people and became wild.
A HOMELESS woman who sneaked into a mans house and lived undetected in his wardrobe for a year was arrested in Japan yesterday.
The woman was only rumbled after the man became suspicious about food mysteriously disappearing from his kitchen.
Police found the 58-year-old woman hiding in the top compartment of the mans wardrobe and arrested her for trespassing, police spokesman Hiroki Itakura said today.
The man had installed security cameras that transmitted images to his mobile phone after becoming puzzled by food disappearing from his kitchen.
One of the cameras captured someone moving inside his home after he had left, and he called police believing it was a burglar.
However, when they arrived they found the door locked and all the windows closed.
"We searched the house ... checking everywhere someone could possibly hide," Itakura said.
"When we slid open the shelf closet, there she was, nervously curled up on her side."
The woman told police she had nowhere to live and first sneaked into the mans house about a year ago when he left it unlocked.
She had moved a mattress into the small closet space and even took showers, Itakura said, calling the woman "neat and clean."
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A PAEDOPHILE cop was jailed for two-and-a-half years yesterday after being caught when a colleague posed online as a girl aged 12.
Married David Geering, 48, had been a detective with the Metropolitan Polices Homicide and Serious Crime Command.
But all the time he was a child sex pervert trading hundreds of vile images with other sickos.
A number of photos featured the most extreme kind of child abuse.
Geering was found to have taken indecent photos of two kids himself.
He used the false name Nigel Robotham to cover his tracks but was nabbed when he made internet contact with someone he thought was a 12-year-old girl.
It was actually a fake identity assumed by officers from the Met Police Paedophile Unit.
Three of his computers were traced to an internet cafe in Londons Victoria district, an address in Hertfordshire and a property in Spain.
Checks with other forces revealed Geerings evil trade in images of kids.
Geering was jailed at Londons Southwark Crown Court on 20 counts of distributing indecent images of children and two counts of taking indecent images of children.
The cop of 27 years was convicted last month.
Det Supt Sue Knight of the Mets Child Abuse Investigation Command said: It is a reminder to paedophiles that wherever they go and whatever their occupation, the Met will track them down.
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It was not a pleasant sight for onlookers who witnessed a confrontation between Buju Banton and Junior Reid at the Best of the Best show held in Miami on Sunday, May 25.
Both entertainers and their respective management teams are tight-lipped about the backstage confrontation.
When contacted, Jarrett, a member of Junior Reid's management team said, "I cannot confirm anything about anything." He said he would first have to speak with Mr Reid. However, when THE STAR called back, his phone rang without an answer.
In the meantime, eyewitnesses have leaked their versions of what they say transpired.
According to one source, it seemed as if the two (Buju Banton and Junior Reid) had been carrying some ill feelings from before.
Both Junior Reid and Buju Banton were backstage when Buju apparently tried to 'hail' Reid. Reid, however, shrugged Buju off, saying, "mi nuh want nuh hail from nuh byman...Buju yuh a hypocrite."
It was at this point that they got into a tussle and a crowd converged to keep the two apart.
However, another source who was also at the event, gave a slightly different version.
"Dem (Buju and Reid) did a argue literally, is like dem start throw word an di whole ting cause a big confrontation, but it neva get too physical," the source said.
"Is like afta di whole ting Buju start pull him button dem, cause him shirt did button up to him neck, an is like him did a try fi relax and regain him composure," the source who was a patron at the event said.
When contacted, Joey Budefuco, promoter of the Best of the Best show said he was not aware of any incident backstage involving Junior Reid and Buju Banton.
The Best of the Best show also featured Beenie Man, Sizzla and Assassin.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Kevin Whittaker and Cory Jens deserved a hand after their record-setting attempt, but they probably didn't want to shake it. The pair sought to set a new world record Monday by shaking hands with one another for 9 1/2 hours, apparently beating the previous record set by two Germans by a half-hour.
The Guinness Book of World Records still must confirm the feat, one that Whittaker, 31, and Jens, 30, felt pretty confident in achieving.
"I looked up what some of the weakest records were," Whittaker said. "I'm not going to break the 100-meter dash record, but I thought I could break this record."
The rules from Guinness appeared easy enough: Handshakers are not required to look each other in the eye or exchange pleasantries; they simply must grip palms and continuously move their hands up and down.
The historic day began at 2:07 p.m. outside the Ferry Building, where the duo endured the discomfort of such issues as sweaty palms, arm cramps and, of course, bathroom breaks. By nightfall, the two decided to continue their quest for greatness at a hotel bar, where they found warmth, comfortable seats and alcoholic beverages.
The effort culminated at 11:38 p.m. with a bottle of bubbly and some much-needed space.
"It's not that fun, believe me," Whittaker said. "I'm a little tired. My shoulder is tired. In fact, it's extremely painful."
As murders and shootings in Clarendon increase, the police there have widened the scope of their operation with help from the Mobile Reserve.
The police are now focussing their operations on several hot spots in the parish. In a pre-dawn swoop on Sunday, a firearm was recovered and several men from the Canaan Heights community detained.
The men have since been released.
Since last Thursday, tension has gripped the community of Effortville, at a section called Buzz Rock, which is just two miles from the capital May Pen.
Two persons, including a 14-year-old student, were killed and five others hospitalised. Three of those in hospital are children. Their mother joins is one of the injured.
The first flare-up occurred Thursday night at 8:30 when 44-year-old Michael Thomas, otherwise called Malcolm, a reputed area leader, was killed outside his house by unknown assailants.
A 43-year-old mother and her four children - aged six, 10, 11 and 14 - were shot on Saturday at 12:05 in reprisal for Thomas' death.
Police reports confirmed that men, impersonating police, kicked open the door of the dwelling where the mother and her four children lived, in search of a family member whom they believe is linked to Thomas' death.BEIJING, (Xinhuanet) -- A Japanese man was arrested for hara**ing a food company by calling its toll-free number 500 times in 16 months, media reported on Tuesday.
The 38-year-old plumber, who was arrested on Sunday, made 3,100 hours worth of free calls to the company, costing it almost 38,730 U.S. dollars in phone bills, a police spokesman in Takasaki, northwest of Tokyo, said.
The plumber was quoted as saying that he wanted to hear the woman's voice on the automated tape.
"He gets excited by the woman's voice on the guidance tape," the spokesman said, adding that the voice sounded normal to the detective who was involved in the investigation.
A cow thief was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment at hard labour on Wednesday.
Earl Gordon and Kirk McClaughlin, both of New Garden, St Andrew, appeared in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court to answer to a larceny charge.
McClaughlin was, however, freed after no evidence was presented against him. Gordon admitted being the thief, but claimed McClaughlin told him to do it.
The complainant told the court that Gordon was a known cow thief and when he discovered his cow was stolen, he immediately felt that the accused was the culprit.
The court heard that the complainant left a cow tied to his gate and the following morning it was missing. The complainant allegedly followed footprints that led to Gordon's house.
Animal foundWhen he confronted him about the cow, Gordon took him to the spot where he had the animal.
Fellow accused, McClaughlin, told the court that Gordon asked him to do something for him and he refused. He said he was at home the day the cow was found, when he heard that Gordon said he (McClaughlin) stole a cow and that people were planning to kill him. He said he went to the police station where he saw Gordon and asked him why he was accusing him, when he knew nothing about the cow.
He said his babymother could attest to the fact that he was at home all night and the next day and so could not have taken the cow. After listening to both sides, RM Glen Brown made a no order against McClaughlin, and sentenced Gordon. "You admit that you took the cow, you admit that you and him planned it, the only thing I can do is give you 18 months imprisonment," RM Brown told him.SECOND MESA Police have arrested a man they say pretended to be a new employee at a 7-Eleven so he could learn to use the cash register and steal its contents.
Police said the man was trained how to use the cash register at the Mesa store on April 27 after falsely claiming he was a new employee.
The suspect returned to the store twice that day to make purchases. On the final visit, the clerk commented on his photo ID when the suspect was trying to buy beer, and the man allegedly pulled a gun and forced the woman into a bathroom.
Police said the suspect pretended to be the store clerk and was helping customers when the real clerk broke free and emerged with a gun. The man fled with stolen money, police said.
Marc Antoine Stovall, 21, was arrested Monday in Phoenix and was booked for investigation of armed robbery, kidnapping and third-degree burglary. He admitted to the crime during an interview with investigators and was in jail Tuesday, Mesa police spokesman Christopher Arvayo said.
It was not known whether he had been assigned an attorney.
NEW YORK (AP) -- Authorities say a Staten Island mother faces misdemeanor charges after allegedly leaving her three children alone and hungry amid cockroaches and rat droppings.
The defendant, 29-year-old Chikenya Collier, says she went on a quick deli run while the children, ages 10, 9 and 3, were in bed. But police say she was gone over two hours, and that the 9-year-old was spotted down the block, hungrily eyeing a vending machine.
Collier says the kids had access to bread and noodles; police say they only found old meat and moldy ice cream.
She faces three counts of child endangerment.
A neighbor, Harvey Thillet, says Collier is a "lovely person" and takes good care of her children.
Dorshorst, 26, of Plover, washed his vehicle Monday at Speedy Clean Car Wash. He left the custom-made wheelchair outside the business so it wouldn't get wet during the six-minute cleaning.
It vanished in that short time.
"My first thought was, 'Why would somebody ever do that?'" said Dorshorst, who was injured in a 2003 motorcycle accident and needs a wheelchair to complete day-to-day tasks. "I've never heard of anyone's wheelchair disappearing."
He added, "It's pretty low for somebody to do that."
But Plover Policeman Brent Thauer said Wednesday the chair wasn't stolen.
A woman who arrived at the car wash while Dorshorst was inside saw the chair and assumed it was lost or abandoned, he said. Her father works with disabled people, and she grabbed the chair hoping he could find the rightful owner, Thauer said.
The father saw news reports of the alleged theft, realized what happened and contacted police, Thauer said.
"It's good to know there are people around who do the right thing," the officer said.
Police said Monday the women -- aged between 27 and 32 -- as well as a 41-year-old Moldovan man were smuggled from Turkey by boat to the Greek Orthodox community of 20 monasteries, long off limits to women. The reached land Sunday.
"They told police and the monks they were sorry but they couldn't have known this was a no-women area," said a police officer, who declined to be named. "They were forgiven."
Monks spotted the women late Sunday and alerted police. Under Greek law, the violation of the ban on women on Mount Athos, considered Orthodox Christianity's spiritual home, is illegal and can be punished with up to two years in jail.
TOKYO (AP) A money-losing Japanese train company has found the purr-fect pet mascot to draw crowds and bring back business tabby Tama.
All the 9-year-old female cat does is sit by the entrance of Kishi Station in western Japan, wearing a black uniform cap and posing for photos for the tourists who are now flocking in droves from across the nation.
Tama has been doing such a good job of raising revenue for the troubled Kishikawa train line that she was recently promoted to "super-station-master."
"She never complains, even though passengers touch her all over the place. She is an amazing cat. She has patience and charisma," Wakayama Electric Railway Co. spokeswoman Yoshiko Yamaki told The Associated Press Monday. "She is the perfect station master."
Appointing a cat to turn around fortunes makes cultural sense in Japan, where cats are considered good luck and are believed to bring in business.
People are snatching up novelty goods postcards, erasers, notebooks and pins decorated with Tama's photos. There's even a special 1,365 yen ($13) book of photos of Tama called, "Diary of Tama, the Station Master."
Tama had been on the brink of losing her place to live, with the nearby store where she was raised being torn down. Now, the station is home.
Kishi Station started running without any workers in April 2006 as part of cost cuts.
The Kishikawa line had been losing 500 million yen ($4.9 million) a year as passenger numbers fell steadily to as low as about 5,000 a day, or some 1.9 million a year.
After Tama's appointment last year passengers have been gradually returning, recently rising 10 percent to about 2.1 million a year.
In December Tama was rewarded with bonus pay all in cat food.
Glenroy Sinclair and Mark Beckford, Gleaner Reporters
Fed up with the number of senseless killings in the constituency of Central Kingston which have left their students traumatised, several teachers yesterday journeyed from the Holy Family Primary School to the Jamaica Teachers' Association headquarters on Church Street, crying out for help.
They made the journey a day after some of them staged a sit-in, protesting the violence that has gripped the community.
Mother killed
Last week, Marcia Newby, who accompanied her child to school, was killed by gunmen on her way back home. Yesterday, four more persons were shot, three fatally, in other sections of central Kingston.
Between Monday night and yesterday afternoon, at least eight persons were shot between Allman Town and the Southside/Tel-Aviv areas of central Kingston.
Kenneth Robinson, 52, was killed along Laws Street about 11:55 a.m. yesterday. About 2:50 p.m. Derrick Gray, 42, was shot and killed by gunmen on George's Lane, and an hour and a half later a female, who was unidentified up to press time, was killed on Hitchen Street in Allman Town.
Teachers traumatised
The killings have prompted scores of fearful parents to keep their young ones at home, instead of sending them to school.
"The teachers are really traumatised," said Cecile Palmer, principal of the Holy Family Primary School, located on Laws Street in Southside.
Attendance at the school has been low. There are reports that students living in Tel-Aviv are in fear.
"One morning I had to drive through that part of the community and pick up about 20 students in my van and take them across to school," the principal said.
Chairman of the school, deacon Oswald Tie, described the situation as very sad. He has spoken to the political representatives, who are in dialogue with the security forces.
Reprisal killings common
Although police statistics show that three persons were killed for the month of March in the Central Kingston Police Division, many more Jamaicans have been killed since then, with shootings and reprisals being common.
Four months into the year, already more than 480 persons have been murdered since January. Police statistics released yesterday for the first three months showed that 370 persons were killed over the period.
Persons with information, please call the central Kingston police at 922-4848 or 922-0421.2008 | 2007 | 2006 | |
Jan | 140 | 148 | 117 |
Feb | 104 | 97 | 100 |
Mar | 126 | 123 | 97 |