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എടുക്കുകയും അപ്പോള്‍ തന്നെ ഡിലീറ്റ് ചെയ്യുന്നവരും മാത്രമല്ല അശ്ലീലം
ഒട്ടുമില്ലാത്ത ഫോട്ടോകള്‍ എടുക്കുന്നവരും ശ്രദ്ധിക്കുക ...നമ്മുടെ
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കമ്പ്യൂട്ടര്‍ പഠിക്കണ്ട....എത്രയും പെട്ടെന്ന്
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കാണാം...അലച്ചില്‍ കൂടുതലാണെങ്കില്‍ ഒന്ന് ഉപദേശിക്കുക...എന്ന് വെച്ച്
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ആണ്...ഇതൊക്കെ അവരെ പറഞ്ഞ് മനസ്സിലാക്കികൊടുക്കുക..PARK ഇല്‍ കുട്ടികള്‍
കളിച്ചോട്ടെ...ഭര്‍ത്താവിന്റെ കൂടെയും പെണ്ണുങ്ങള്‍
ഇറങ്ങണ്ട...നല്ലതല്ല....HIDDEN CAMERA കള്‍ അവിടെ കൂടുതലുണ്ട്.....
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നല്ലതാണ്...
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We will sue the hospital: swine flu victim's family
Pune, Aug 4 (IANS) The family of a 14-year-old girl who died of swine flu Monday due to 'delayed treatment' has threatened civil and criminal action against the private hospital where she was admitted.
Fourteen-year-old Rida Shaikh died at the Jehangir Hospital here. She was suffering from the influenza A (H1N1) virus infection for a fortnight. Her upset family Tuesday said that they would sue the hospital for negligence and give all the money to charity.
'We will take civil and criminal action against the hospital. The family will also sue the hospital for damages and get a huge sum of money. We are not interested in the money. The money will be given to charity,' Asif Lampwala, the family lawyer said at a press conference here.
Rida had consulted a general practitioner July 21 when she first reported flu-like symptoms - sore throat, runny nose, headache. When her condition improved, she joined school on July 23.
According to a health ministry statement, she again developed fever on July 25, and consulted another private practitioner. Her fever continued and she was admitted to the Jehangir Hospital July 27.
Her condition worsened and she was shifted to the ICU and put on the ventilator on July 29. Her sample was sent to the National Institute of Virology on July 31 and found to be positive for swine flu. She was put on Oseltamivir or Tamiflu on July 30. But her condition deteriorated and she died Monday, the first death in the country because of H1N1 virus.
An upset and emotional Sajid Shaikh, Rida's father, said: 'If they (the private hospital) had sent Rida's samples to the NIV earlier, probably my daughter would have been alive today.'
Her aunt, Ayesha Shaikh, added: 'We didn't know then, but now we know that Ruby Hall, where Rida's samples were sent for tests initially, was not authorised (to test for swine flu).'
'Initially the hospital said she was suffering from pneumonia, then they said she was suffering from some respiratory disorder. When her lungs got affected they told us that there was nothing to worry because her other organs were not affected.
'When we realised what the truth was, it was too late,' she added.
On Monday, union Health Secretary Naresh Dayal said in New Delhi that the girl was given anti-flu medicine at a very late stage.
'It appears she was treated late. If she had been treated earlier, she could have been saved,' Dayal said.
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Photographic evidence indicates Noah's Ark may be encrusted in Mount Ararat in Anatolia
Mon, Aug 3 04:20 PM
Washington, August 3 (ANI): The photographic and physical evidence of a large object encrusted in Mount Ararat in Anatolia, is giving supporters of the Noah's Ark, which is believed to have saved people from the great flood in ancient times, new hope for the authenticity of the biblical event.
According to a report in the Epoch Times, Chinese text narrations also indicate that Noah's ark may have finally come to rest on Mount Ararat.
In the beginning of 2006, University of Richmond professor Porcher Taylor declared that according to an extensive study made over years of satellite photography, there is a foreign object encrusted in the area northeast of the mountain, the length of which coincides perfectly with that of the arc recounted in the Bible.
Such satellite images from above Ararat have inspired the curiosity of a great number of scientists since this declaration was made in 1974.
Several expeditions of investigators also managed to rescue remains of petrified wood, as well as 13 strong anchors of rock in the area surrounding the supposed location of the possible archeological treasure.
Ultrasonic tests have also been made, revealing a very odd structure embedded in the rock.
In spite of the multiplicity of texts from diverse cultures which tell the story of a great ancient flood, the magnitude and duration of such an event seems to be a point of argument, even among those who believe that such an event actually occurred.
Thus, while a small number of researchers suggest that this flood covered the entire Earth in vast amounts of water, most geologists agree that such a scenario is an impossibility.
While not everyone believes ancient accounts that describe the re-creation of humanity from the salvation of a handful of people, it would seem that a climatic catastrophe actually did take place across the entire planet several millennia ago.
One of the more dramatic hypotheses proposed that the planet could have been covered with water up to its highest points.
These "flood supporters" calculate that if the geography of Earth went through a leveling out in its surface-the mountains being lowered, the sea troughs being elevated-then the entire Earth would be covered by thousands of feet of water.
According to researchers, it can be safely assumed that an indefinite number of human beings in elevated locations had the capacity to continue civilization, and to transmit the story of the occurrence to later generations.England beat India to clinch hockey series
Mon, Aug 3 02:12 PM
Birmingham, Aug 3 (IANS) England overcame a two-goal deficit to beat India 3-2 in the third and final hockey test here.
With Sunday's victory, England clinched the three Test hockey series 2-1. England won the opener Wednesday while India levelled the series with a victory Friday.
India led 2-1 at half time through strikes from Vikram Pillay and S.V Sunil in the 3rd and 18th minutes, respectively. Ashley Jackson converted two penalty corners (30th and 50th) and Iain Mackay scored the match winner for England in the 64th minute.
India opened the scoring through a penalty stroke that was slotted home by Vikram Pillay.
India were playing with confidence and went 2-0 up after good interplay by Rajpal Singh along the baseline. The Chandigarh lad set up Sunil who smashed home.
Thereafter England enjoyed a spell of prolonged possession but their probing was only rewarded with a number of long corners as India defended in numbers.
Jackson's penalty corner effort was palmed over the bar by Adrian D'souza but he found the target six minutes later, unleashing a powerful dragflick high into the left corner.
England found the equaliser when Jackson and Martin Jones combined well down the left flank but the former's left handed reverse deflected over the bar. HOwever, with 20 minutes remaining, he beat D'souza from a penalty corner.
With the Indian fans drumming in the stands and looking to inspire their players, the men in blue went on the attack through Prabodh Tirkey, who drove at the heart of the English defence only to find Richard Mantell and Richard Smith standing firm.
England scored the match winner with one of the best flowing moves from Rob Moore and Richard Alexander that was given finishing touches by Mackay.
India were awarded a penalty corner with just 14 seconds on the clock but Halappa's effort was blocked.
India will now travel to Antwerp where they will take on Belgium in a three Test series.
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Mon, Jul 20 03:25 PM
London, July 20 (ANI): Contrary to the assumption that global warming would cause an expansion of the world's deserts, some scientists are predicting that water and life may slowly reclaim these arid places.
According to a report by BBC News, the evidence is limited and definitive conclusions are impossible to reach, but recent satellite pictures of North Africa seem to show areas of the Sahara in retreat.
It could be that an increase in rainfall has caused this effect.
The Sahara is experiencing a shift from dryer to wetter conditions, according to Farouk el-Baz, director of the Centre for Remote Sensing at Boston University.
"It's not greening yet. But the desert expands and shrinks in relation to the amount of energy that is received by the Earth from the Sun, and this over many thousands of years," el-Baz told the BBC World Service.
"The heating of the Earth would result in more evaporation of the oceans, in turn resulting in more rainfall," he said.
Droughts over the preceding decades have had the effect of driving nomadic people and rural farmers into the towns and cities.
Such movement of people suggests weather patterns are becoming dryer and harsher.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warned recently that rising global temperatures could cut West African agricultural production by up to 50 percent by the year 2020.
But, satellite images from the last 15 years do seem to show a recovery of vegetation in the Southern Sahara, although the Sahel Belt, the semi-arid tropical savannah to the south of the desert, remains fragile.
The fragility of the Sahel may have been exacerbated by the cutting of trees, poor land management and subsequent erosion of soil.
The broader picture is reinforced by studies carried out in the Namib Desert in Namibia. or the last few years, there has been higher than average rainfall in the area.
This is a region with an average rainfall of just 12 millimetres per year - what scientists call "hyper-arid".
Last year, the local research centre, called Gobabeb, measured 80mm of rain.
In the last decade, they have seen the local river, a dry bed for most of the year, experience record-high floods. All this has coincided with record-high temperatures.
According to Mary Seely, a scientist from Gobabeb, "Deserts and arid areas always have extremely varied rainfall. You would have to look at a record of several hundred years to maybe say that things are getting greener or dryer. For the last few years, there has been higher than average rainfall." (ANI)
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