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Think or blink!!!

Infants CRY since they can't talk! It is for the parents to find out the cause and not beat them to death! :shocked:
U.S. People
[h=3]Father Pleads Guilty to Fatally Beating Infant Son and Burying His Remains Because He Wouldn't Stop Crying[/h] Dad Pleads Guilty to Fatally Beating Son Who Wouldn't Stop Crying


Man pleads guilty to killing his son after Disneyland trip
New York Post
 Father Who Fatally Punched 2-Month-Old Son to Stop Him From Crying Pleads Guilty to Child Abuse
BET.com

 
The media do not teach people important and essential things! :(

Strangely plain and cheap water can fight the corrosive acid by washing it away!




  • World The Telegraph
    Acid attacks now so widespread public need training in helping victims, warn doctors

    Acid attacks are now so prevalent that the public needs to be trained in helping victims, the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) has said. The London alone, the number of attacks rocketed from 261 in 2015, to 454 last year, an increase of 73 per cent. Doctors at the RCEM and Barts Health NHS Trust say that bystanders who come to the aid of victims should be taught to quickly remove contaminated clothing and wash off the acid with copious amounts of water, which can lessen scarring and the need for plastic surgery. They also called for legislation to make the carrying of corrosive substances in the street illegal. “The number of high profile “acid” attacks has been increasing in recent years, especially in London,” said Johann Grundlingh consultant emergency physician at Barts Health Trust, writing in the British Medical Journal (BMJ). “The attacks, involving a range of corrosive substances, have brought into sharp focus the need for clinicians, law enforcement officers, and our lawmakers to find ways to deal with this latest menace on our streets. “The assailants’ intention is not to kill, but to maim and disfigure. Corrosive substances now seem to be a replacement for carrying knives. “Bystanders who come to the aid of the victim of an attack can have an important role in minimising further injury.” Home Office Minister Sarah Newton on recent acid attacks 01:03 Carrying corrosive substances is currently legal with no restrictions on volume or strength, although the government is considering changing the law. In 2002, after similar attacks, Bangladesh banned the open sale of acid and imposed stringent punishment of offenders, which saw the number of attacks fall by 15-20 per cent a year. India and Cambodia have also implemented legislation to combat acid attacks but have yet to introduce laws restricting the ease and availability of acid. Last month two teenage boys were arrested following six acid attacks in the streets of London in a 72 minute spree. Just days before a man was arrested for flinging acid into the face of an aspiring model in the capital. Although acid attacks are rarely deadly, victims are often left scarred, blinded and heavily traumatised. The substance used is usually sulphuric or nitric acid and, unlike most other countries, in the UK men are more likely to be victims than women. Since police clamped down on knife crime, gang members frequently conceal acid in water bottles. Chart: Acid attacks across the UK


    UK acid attack survivors call for tougher sentences
    Reuters
     Acid attack: What to do, how to help victims and why WATER is most vital for first aid
    Express.co.uk
 
Yanikkum adi charukkum! Poonaikkum pul thadukkum!!! :tsk:

Celebrity Yahoo News UK
[h=3]Biker known for her saucy Instagram pics killed in horror crash[/h] The woman, identified only as Monica, lost control of her vehicle and crashed into a fence in Vladivostok, Russia, and suffered fatal injuries. Monica was a popular figure on Instagram due to her risky stunts on her BMW S1000RR and raunchy outfits.


'World's sexiest' Instagram stunt motorcyclist killed in reckless high speed crash
bizpacreview.com
 Russia's 'sexiest motorcyclist,' Instagram star dies in crash
Autoblog

 
The breath taking winning photos of a prestigious contest !

Lifestyle AFP Relax News
[h=3]Check out the winning photos from the 2017 National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year awards[/h] A stunning photo of lightning striking an erupting volcano; the hypnotic, crisp, clean lines of the Stuttgart library in Germany; and a photo of a whirling dervish illuminated by natural spotlights have been named the best travel photos of the year. The


Astronomy Photographer of the Year contest attracts out-of-this-world images
Digital Trends
 18 breathtaking winning photos from National Geographic's Travel Photographer of the Year contest
Business Insider

 
Subh subh bOlO! Subh naam rakho!!!

Who will name a tall tower as Torch and watch it burn umpteen times!!! :doh:





U.S. Yahoo News UK
[h=3]Dubai skyscraper fire: 82-storey Torch tower engulfed in flames[/h] A fire has ripped through one of the world’s highest residential tower in Dubai . Residents fled the building as flames engulfed the Torch tower in the luxurious Dubai Marina district. All the apartments were safely evacuated with no casualties reported. The blaze is believed to have started on the 63rd floor before spreading throughout the building. A fire blazed through the same building in 2015 . The external cladding was blamed for the rapid spread of the fire.


Dubai skyscraper fire: Torch Tower residents wake to screams as flames engulf 79-storey building
The Telegraph
 Fire Engulfs World's Tallest Residential Tower in Dubai
Fortune Videos

 
The utter dependence of the kids in U.S.A, to open their e mail a/c, to verify the weather for the day, to switch on th T.V set, to adjust the volume, to play music etc do not make me feel happy. :(

In future even holding a remote control may become hard work- even though the remote control itself was invented to remove the hard work of walking up and down to the gadgets all the time! :(



 
For the benefit of those people who always something more than the others do! :)

Lifestyle Engadget
[h=3]A New York library card is your ticket to stream thousands of movies[/h] As reported by Gothamist, the New York Public Library is getting ready to give citizens access to Kanopy, a streaming service originally started to let university students access its library of films. Currently, Kanopy has deals with more than 3,000 colleges and universities, and the company has been making partnerships with public libraries as well. Starting this Friday, the New York Public Library and Brooklyn Public Library systems will both have access to the Kanopy collection, which notably includes every movie in the Criterion Collection.


New York Public Library now offers free Criterion Collection streaming to all members
The Verge
 You can stream hundreds of films online with a library card, including some from the iconic Criterion Collection
Business Insider

 
Will it be a case of the side effects being more serious than the disease??? :noidea:
Science Engadget
[h=3] Artificial skin transplants could be used to treat diabetes [/h]Skin grafts made using CRISPR gene editing are preventing mice from developing diabetes, and scientists claim they could prove beneficial for humans too. In a proof-of-concept study, researchers at the University of Chicago edited stem cells from newborn mice to controllably release glucagon-like peptide 1 (GLP-1). The genetically modified skin grafts were then given to mice that were fed high-fat diets to induce obesity.


Genetically engineered skin grafts may help with diabetes, obesity
Medical News Today
 Engineered Skin Cells Control Type 2 Diabetes in Mice: Study
Philly.com


 
Blessed are those who have their talent spotted and recognized early in their life! :thumb:



 
Dark Matter sounds murky and scary!!! :fear:
Science Engadget
[h=3]Dark energy tests prove science is right about the universe[/h] The results are in: As best we can tell, the universe clumps and expands just how we thought it did. Researchers used it for this study, the Dark Energy Survey (DES), an international effort that analyzed light from 26 million galaxies to learn how cosmic bodies have changed over the last 7 billion years.


Penn Astronomers Contribute to the Most Accurate Measurement of Dark Matter Structure in the Universe
news.upenn.edu
 Dark Energy Survey: Most Accurate Map of Recent Universe Unveiled by Scientists
Newsweek

 


  • Business Refinery29
    What You Need To Know About Next Week's Full Moon & Lunar Eclipse

    This article was originally published on August 17, 2016. Then, later that day, there will be a partial lunar eclipse that, unfortunately for you U.S.-based stargazers out there, won't be visible. While you'll be able to see only one of these lunar events, you'll be sure to feel the effects of both.

  • Making a mess of our AavaNi Avittam and GAyatree Japam in 2017! :confused:
 
Wow!!! A Mona Lisa dinosaur!!! :)

Lifestyle Yahoo News UK
[h=3] ‘Mona Lisa of dinosaurs’ is so well-preserved we actually know its skin colour [/h]A dinosaur fossil has been described as the ‘Mona Lisa of dinosaurs’ - after researchers were able to work out its skin colour from its well-preserved remains. The specimen is so well-preserved it looks almost like a statue - and was preserved inside its scaly skin.


World’s best-preserved dinosaur fossil named after Alberta man
Global News
 Well-preserved dinosaur found in northern Alberta named after Royal Tyrrell researcher
GLOBAL NEWS


 
May God save the children of the modern days from Man, Machine and Malpractices! :amen:
U.S. Engadget
[h=3]Messaging app Kik reportedly has a child abuse problem[/h] Kik is the "de-facto" app for grooming children online, alleges a new video report. What's more, the messaging platform (which is primarily home to teens) is apparently allowing child exploitation to continue unchecked. As part of their report, Jay McGregor and Thomas Fox-Brewster set up a handful of fake Kik accounts.


Keeping Your Kids Safe(r) on Kik
Forbes
 This $1 Billion App Can't 'Kik' Its Huge Child Exploitation Problem
Forbes

 
Is this a boon or a bane??? :decision:





  • Business Engadget
    Researchers create instant hydrogen from water and aluminum

    Hydrogen power seemed all the rage for awhile, until we had to face the practical considerations of using it. Yes, it's clean and abundant, but it's also incredibly difficult to transport. One team may have accidentally found the key to jump starting this struggling economy, though; researchers at the US Army Research Laboratory at Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland made a chance discovery when they poured water on a new aluminum alloy. It began to give off hydrogen automatically.
 
Karumaiyum azhagE!! kaandhalum richiyE!!! :thumb:

karuppukku nagai pOdu!

sigappaich cheruppaal adi

endru chummaava chonnargaL???




  •

    U.S. Yahoo Style
    [h=3]10-Year-Old Designer, Bullied for Her Dark Skin, Stuns in Incredible Photo Shoot[/h] All photos courtesy of Creative Soul Photography No child should grow up with low self-confidence, but that was the case for 10-year-old Kheris Rogers, who was bullied by her classmates for her darker skin. After changing schools to escape the teasing, her older sister, Taylor Pollard, set out on a mission to help boost her sister’s confidence. In March, Pollard posted pictures of Rogers on Twitter calling her baby sis “royalty,” along with the hashtag #FlexinInHerComplexion. The tweet currently has more than 100,000 likes and shares, along with an endless thread of compliments. My sister is only 10, but already royalty #FlexinInHerComplexion pic.twitter.com/pfKeHyNXCx - Boss Babe✨ (@TaylorAndrea_) March 26, 2017 The positive words not only helped raise Rogers’s self-esteem, but they inspired her to start her own unapologetic clothing line, Flexin’ in My Complexion (check out her merch !) Now the young entrepreneur is celebrating all she’s become in a photo shoot that showcases her gorgeous brown skin. Click through the gallery to view the stunning photo series of this fierce little girl. Kheris, we can’t wait to see what you do. Read more from Yahoo Beauty + Style: Follow us on Instagram , Facebook , and Pinterest for nonstop inspiration delivered fresh to your feed, every day. For Twitter updates, follow @YahooStyle and @YahooBeauty .






 

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