Teacher Sought Student Silence Over hot relation, why Veena Malik sentenced to 26 years in prison and 'Fart pill' gives gas 'the scent

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How a Sinkhole swallows woman in n back yard

MELBOURNE, Nov. 25 (UPI) -- A woman hanging laundry on a clothesline in a Melbourne, Australia, back yard fell 10 feet into a sinkhole and had to tread water at the bottom, rescuers said. Melissa Beaumont said her mother, Christina Beaumont, 52, was


visiting an elderly friend to help with household chores Tuesday when she fell into the backyard sinkhole. Emergency responders said it was about 20 minutes before a neighbor heard her screams and called for help. Ambulance Victoria paramedic Stephanie Palamberis said Beaumont landed in water. "At one stage her head was under the water," Palamberis told The Age. "The woman told us she couldn't touch the bottom of the hole, so was trying to swim and stay afloat to avoid the risk of further mud collapse." Country Fire Authority operations officer Paul Carrig told news.com.au Beaumont "escaped without injury" but "was obviously shaken up" by her ordeal.

How a Family rescues dog stuck in jug for months?

HOUSTON, Nov. 25 (UPI) -- A Houston-area family rescued a 5-month-old puppy last week, after it spent two months running around the neighborhood with a plastic jug on his head. "Every night I went to bed thinking about that dog and I really felt bad for him



having that on his head," Audra Bohannon, of Northwest Harris County, Texas, told KPRC on Monday. Bohannon said the stray, thought to be a German Shepard mix, probably stuck his head into a plastic pet feeder in her barn. She and her family spent weeks trying to catch him. When they finally did, Bohannon and her family cut the jug open with metal shears. She posted video of his rescue on her Facebook page.

 

'Fart pill' gives gas 'the scent of chocolate'

GESVRES, France, Nov. 26 (UPI) -- A French inventor says pills he developed to make bodily gases smell like chocolate were inspired by a particularly flatulent meal with friends. Christian Poincheval, 65, of Gesvres, said his Lutin Malin -- or Crafty Imp -- line of pills can make a customer's bodily gases smell like chocolate, roses or violets. Poincheval developed the chocolate scent specially for Christmas. The website selling the products bills the pills as "The Father Christmas fart pill that gives your farts the scent of chocolate." "It's a nice present for the festive season," Poincheval told The Local. "There will be a real need for these pills over Christmas." Poincheval said the invention was inspired by an uncomfortably flatulent dinner with friends about six years ago. "We had just come back from Switzerland and we were eating a lot with our friends and the smell from the flatulence was really terrible. We couldn't breathe so me and a friend decided something had to be done," Poincheval said. The pills are billed as "100 percent natural" and include fennel, seaweed and blueberries among their ingredients.

 

Bollywood star Veena Malik sentenced to 26 years in prison for 'blasphemous TV programme'

Bollywood star Veena Malik has been sentenced to 26 years in prison for taking part in a 'blasphemous' TV programme. The 30-year-old actress, along with her husband Asad Bashir Khan Khattak, the owner of the company that aired the programme Mir Shakil-ur-Rahman and TV host Shaista Wahidi have been given 104 years in jail between them by a Pakistani court.The offending programme was shown several months ago and involved the couple reenacting their wedding to the tune of a "contemptuous" qawwali, a traditional form of South Asian music. A clip can be seen above. Judge Shahbaz Khan also imposed a 1.3 million Pakistani rupees (£12,000 approx) fine and ordered that their properties should be sold to pay for it if they failed to do so themselves, the Times of India reports.

Teacher Sought Student Silence Over hot relation

NOVEMBER 24--A Texas high school teacher charged with having sex with a female student gave the girl a "written contract" stating that he would give her a grade of at least 85 in his English class if she kept quiet about their relationship and steered clear of his wife, a fellow teacher at a Dallas-area school, police say.

Investigators allege that James Quigley, 34, twice had sex with the girl in her bedroom earlier this year, and sent her a series of inappropriate e-mail and text messages that commented on her looks and noted that they could be “friends with benefits,” according to probable cause affidavit. Quigley, seen at right, was arrested Thursday night on two felony counts, sexual assault and maintaining an improper relationship with a student. He remains locked up in the Dallas County jail in lieu of $100,000 bond. Police began investigating Quigley last week, when the girl’s mother contacted cops to report that the teen was being harassed by the Richardson High School educator. The teen told police that Quigley showed up at her residence earlier this year “with a hotdog for her dog.” When the girl opened the door, the teacher “hugged her and kissed her forehead” and “touched her ‘butt.’” She also recalled Quigley leaving a Starburst candy on her desk along with a note saying, “I would smash you into thin powder, mix you with water and drink it.”

Why Men are better than women at reading maps and _ex and Woman with Last Name "Crook" Arrested for Burglary

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TV Host Wears Same Suit on Air for a Year, No One Notices

The male co-host of an Australian TV program is finally getting some attention for his fashion sense. And that's his point. Karl Stefanovic wore the same blue suit every day for a

year on Channel Nine's "Today" program. And no one noticed until he went public with his hidden-in-plain-sight experiment. He told Australia's Fairfax Media that while no one asked about his suit, people regularly commented about and criticized the outfits worn by co-host Lisa Wilkinson.Stefanovic says, "I'm judged on my interviews, my appalling sense of humor - on how I do my job, basically. Whereas women are quite often judged on what they're wearing or how their hair is."

The Age newspaper says he's still wearing the same blue suit, and only Wilkinson and another "Today" colleague knew about his experiment. "They often remark that it's getting a bit stinky," he said in the paper's weekend edition. "I'm hoping to get it into the dry cleaners at the end of the year."

 

Woman with Last Name "Crook" Arrested for Burglary

 

A woman with the last name of Crook was arrested for burglary at a department store in Alhambra Friday night, police said. Josephine Crook, 49, was arrested at a Kohl’s department store on the 1200 block of South Fremont Avenue and is suspected of commercial burglary and possession of burglary tools. Crook allegedly was in possession of a pair of wire cutters and a pair of scissors. Crook allegedly took ladies’ undergarments and failed to pay for the items she concealed in her empty purse, police said.

Atari games rescued from landfill net $37,000

 

ALAMOGORDO, N.M., Nov. 17 (UPI) -- A New Mexico city made $37,000 from auctioning 100 Atari games found in a landfill, with one copy of a game widely regarded as the worst ever going for $1,537. The City of Alamogordo sold 100 of the Atari 2600 games on eBay after they were unearthed from a local landfill in a project masterminded by Joe Lewandowski, vice president of the Tularosa Basin Historical Society. The $37,000 proceeds from the auctions will be split by the city and the historical society, officials said.Lewandowski said the auction's success exceeded expectations. "It seemed like every seven to 10 minutes it went up a thousand dollars, a thousand dollars, so it was just instantaneously 24, 25, 26. It just kept on going way beyond anything we expected," he told KRQE-TV.

Cops responding to funny surprise gunfire reported in basement

 

COLORADO SPRINGS, Nov. 17 (UPI) -- Police in Colorado responding to a report of gunfire said they discovered two drunk men shooting at bottles in a makeshift basement shooting range. Colorado Springs police said officers responded to a report of gunfire being heard coming from a home shortly before 9 p.m. Saturday and they arrived to find the front door open and gunshots coming from the basement. The officers found three people in the basement, including two who were taking turns shooting at bottles with a handgun. The third person was just watching and had not fired the weapon, police said. Christian Clark, 28, and Codie Leslie, 23, were arrested on charges of prohibited use of weapons and reckless endangerment.

 Why Men are better than women at reading maps and *ex?

Men can read maps better than women can because a good sense of direction helps them to sew their wild oats, a study has found. According to research at the University of Utah, men are wired to want to spread their genes far afield, either to reduce the chance of inbreeding or to increase opportunities to mate. Consequently, navigational and directional skills are far more developed in men than in women, with the difference observable even today in male and female brains.‘Navigation ability facilitates traveling longer distances and exploring new environments,’ said researcher Layne Vashro And the farther you travel, the more likely you are to encounter new mating opportunities.’

In the study, researchers looked at two tribes in Namibia where men regularly roam more than 120 miles every year, mating with women in the regions they cover. Both the men and the women were then tested on spatial awareness tasks, matching pictures to each other and pointing out locations on a map, with the results finding that men were far better than women, and the men who traveled the furthest performed the best.‘It looks like men who travel more in the past year also have children from more women – what you would expect if mating was the payoff for travel,’ said Ms Vashro.

Calendar of hot naked women with coffins, Wildlife expert to be 'eaten alive' by snake and Dumbest Drug Smuggler Ever

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Man charged with trying to eat DWI results

NEW YORK - A Connecticut man accused of snatching his DWI test results and attempting to eat them was charged with obstruction and criminal tampering, police




said.New York State Police stopped 40-year-old Kenneth Desormes on suspicion of speeding on Interstate 95, not far from the Connecticut state line, early on Sunday morning, police said in a statement.Desormes, who appeared drunk, was arrested and taken into a trooper station in Tarrytown, New York, about 25 miles north of Manhattan, police said.When troopers printed out the results of Desormes' breathalyzer results, which showed a blood alcohol level of 0.13 percent - above the New York state legal limit of 0.08 percent - he grabbed the paper printout and attempted to eat it, police said.Desormes was charged with driving while intoxicated, obstructing governmental administration and criminal tampering, all misdemeanor offenses, police said.It was not immediately clear whether Desormes was in custody on Tuesday or whether he had obtained a lawyer.

Meth found in 8-year-old's Halloween candy

HERCULES, Calif., Nov. 5 (UPI) -- Police in northern California said the contents of a suspicious baggie found in an 8-year-old girl's Halloween candy tested positive for methamphetamine. Investigators in Hercules, located about 25 miles northeast of San Francisco, said the girl's father discovered the baggie while going through her candy and turned it over to police. Police spokeswoman Connie Van Putten said the contents of the baggie tested positive for meth. She said police have not received any similar reports, but parents are being urged to look through their children's candy hauls for anything suspicious. Hercules Police Sgt. Ezra Tafesse said the baggie contained about a tenth of a gram of meth, "enough for felony charges filed for possession of a controlled substance." Police said they do not yet know if the baggie was given to the girl intentionally. Investigators are working to determine which house gave the drugs to the child

Wildlife expert to be 'eaten alive' by snake

Discovery channel says it will air a show in which American explorer and author Paul Rosolie gets eaten alive by an anaconda. The network says Rosolie, 30, of New Jersey, wears a "snake-proof suit" as he enters the belly of the large snake found in the western Amazon. Discovery has already received some criticism for the show, with some concerned about the snake. On Twitter, Rosolie said he "would never hurt a living thing. But you'll have to watch #EatenAlive to find out how it goes down. “He also tweeted, "(People) say snakes only eat prey that is dead. In my experience, they (definitely) eat things alive." In an interview with Monga Bay earlier this year, Rosolie said he started working at an Amazon research station when he was 18 and knew that the jungle was where he belonged. The show, Eaten Alive, is set to air on Discovery next month.

Casket-maker selling calendar of naked women with coffins

A Polish casket company is raising eyebrows with its calendar featuring naked women alongside its products. The 2015 calendar for Lindner features black and white photos of women lying on, sitting on or standing beside coffins. Sometimes, fully dressed men also appear in the pictures. The company is the largest producer of coffins in Poland, making more than 11,000 each month, which are sold throughout Europe. While Lindner has been pairing women with caskets in a company calendar since 2010, the 2014 calendar was the first to feature all the women naked. The company explained the calendar expresses the "perfect harmony between Lindner coffins and natural wood, blue sea, red flowers, green fields and beauty of the female body." In the past, religious groups criticized the company for the calendar, but Lindner officials have argued a coffin is a piece of furniture, not a sacred or religious symbol.

Dumbest Drug Smuggler Ever

NOVEMBER 4--Call her The Bumbling Smuggler. A California woman who had 27 pounds of methamphetamine hidden in her car successfully got through a Customs checkpoint last night, but then mistakenly drove her vehicle into a lot reserved for suspect vehicles to be examined by federal agents. During the ensuing search of Sylvia Mashiah’s car--which had not been ordered--investigators found 17 packages of meth concealed in the 2006 Ford Focus’s rear quarter panels. The 33-year-old Mashiah, seen at right, was alone in her car when she approached the Otay Mesa Port of Entry at 7:45 PM Monday. The border crossing is one of three that connects San Diego with Tijuana, Mexico.As reported in a probable cause statement, Mashiah, a Los Angeles resident, was cleared for entry into the U.S. after a “primary” inspection. However, she “mistakenly drove the vehicle to the secondary lot where Customs and Border Protection Officers inspected the vehicle.”A “secondary” inspection involves a more thorough questioning of the driver, a closer inspection of the vehicle, and a canine review of the auto. The “secondary” inspection is usually ordered due to the suspicions of the agent who first contacted the driver