Sick after biting sheep testicles

Cheyenne, United States (U.S.) - Two shepherds fell ill after the bite and to break the testes (testicles) some sheep in a single event in the state of castrated animals Wyoming, MailOnline newspaper reported yesterday.

People who have diarrhea, vomiting, stomach churn and fever admitted to a local hospital recently and confirmed inflammation of the intestines caused by bacteria kampilobakter jejuni.

Wyoming Department of Health is investigating the case found that the infection caused by the act of biting lamb testis which expose them to germs and dirt.

A total of 12 shepherds took part in the annual event that involves them removing the tail, ear marking 1.600 calves castrated sheep other than a child of the ram.

Only two shepherds involved use to castrate the animal bites and other partners to do so with a sharp knife.

Some local shepherds told, act by mouth to castrate lamb are common in Wyoming.

Mouth used to get a better grip thereby ensuring a smooth testes did not move before it is discarded. - Agency

Barca hit Madrid 3-1 at Bernabeu

El Clasico, the clash at the Bernabeu, Madrid fell again ... the last meeting between madrid and barcelona at the Bernabeu resulted in a draw one .. see the level of the sight of this meeting very interesting game .. with pelawanan of burning between the two parties. . Real in front of the result of assistance from Victor Valdez stupid mistakes .. Benzema wisely took the opportunity to open the scoring in the 23rd minute when the match starts .. startled by it, Barca continued to open up the steps .. with the movement of Messi Dribble, the past three Madrid players , Alexis Sanchez easily create strong shot to equalize .. after the break, Barca continue control the games with the possession the ball with 62%. 

Xavi put Barça ahead by releasing a shot outside the penalty box and hit to confuse Casillaz .. Party Barca continue to roar when the former Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas headed pass by Dani Alves .. Here, I want to say that the distance difference between Messi and Ronaldo .. CR7 not use the opportunity of the match .. i think is flop of the match is CR7 ... boo CR7

El clasico part 1:Real or Barca

Benalmadena, Spain - An octopus named Messi predicted yesterday that the football club Barcelona over Real Madrid win the football game on Saturday.

Squid was named Messi named after soccer star from Argentina's Lionel Messi.

The animal was predicted winners by selecting who will eat the sardines in a bottle that has a logo of Barcelona in the Aquarium Sea Life here.

Barcelona will face Real Madrid at home

 

In the Football Championship Final 2010 World Cup in South Africa, an octopus named Paul was known to accurately predict all the results of matches involving the German team, including the final won by Spain.

Paul is living in aquariums in Oberhausen, Germany died on October 26, 2010. - AFP

Deepika: Slapped Tv Host

Deepika Padukone  

has been bikin excited! The beautiful actress has shocked the public when she slapped TV host, Vivaan at the launch of the Zoom in Mumbai, India recently.

However, Deepika seems to have its own reasons. Deepika said: "Indeed it is the will of the script. I needed to slap Vivaan for the first episode of Zoom. So I too slap face him."

 

But his actions are not seen by the fans and the general public as a script, thus forcing the situation Deepika to appear to give an explanation.

Added to the web lawab TOI: "Yes, I know my fans and the general public does not understand that I Vivaan slap at the instance of the script. That's why I come to make this explanation to avert problems in the future."

ONly 5 Minutes

BANGKOK - The Government of Thailand, King Bhumibol Adulyadej asking people united in response to the worst flooding in half a century this country.

King Bhumibol said yesterday to celebrate his birthday is the 84th year.

 

He said at the Great Palace for five minutes after having been carried from a nearby hospital.

King Bhumibol was admitted to hospital more than two years.

A number of people marching on the streets with flags and shouted for their king a long life.

Life of about one-fifth of Thailand's 64 million people affected by floods that began late last July.

 

More than 600 people have died.

King Bhumibol told the officials that the stability depends on the happiness of the people.

According to him, it is the duty to cooperate and solve problems in accordance with their best ability.

"The most important thing is that you should not be split or quarrel among themselves," he said.

Thailand has become a country in political uncertainty since the military seized power in 2006 to overthrow Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra fueling the conflict between the supporters and opponents.

The dispute sometimes cause violence with last year, 90 people lost their lives and several buildings burned. - Agency

14 vehicles collides on the highway Chugoku, Shimonoseki

TOKYO - Eight Ferrari sports car, a Lamborghini and two Mercedes cars collided on a highway in Shimonoseki, Japan's southeast Wednesday.

According to news agency AP, the police said the collision caused by a driver of a Ferrari is trying to change the way before the car hit the road barrier.

Ferrari is then turned on the highway.

 

Several other cars trying to avoid the collision because of the Ferrari.

No one seriously injured in the crash, but police in the province Yamaguchi said 10 people were treated for injuries suffered.

Police said 14 cars were involved in the accident.

 

AFP news agency reported that the cost of such breach involves 300 million yen (RM12.07 million).

Ferrari new car prices are more than 20 million yen (RM804, 794), while Lamborghini priced up to 30 million yen (RM1.20 million). - Agency

 excerpts from the admin: well all right charity (14 cars) to the admin to use.

Scientists confirm the melting glaciers in the Himalayas

Kathmandu, Nepal - Millions of people threatened by melting glaciers in the Himalayan ranges, according to several scientists who did extensive research on climate change in the region.

The discovery of three reports published in the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) showed that glaciers Nepal declined by 21 percent while Bhutan glaciers shrank 22 percent since more than 30 years ago.

The series presented the report of the United Nations climate meeting United Nations (UN) in Durban, South Africa, Wednesday is the first official confirmation of the level of melting of glaciers in the Himalayas.

It follows the announcement that scientists in 2007, glaciers in the region would be lost by 2035.

A three-year study funded by ICIMOD led Sweden's government showed 10 glaciers in the region is narrowed by a large decline occurred between 2002 and 2005.

 

A further study found that there were significant reductions in the total area covered by snow in the region during the last decade.

"These reports provide a new basis of other specific location information for understanding climate changes occurring in the area between the most fragile ecosystems in the world (the Himalayas ranges)," said the chairman of the international panel on climate change (IPCC), Rajendra Pachauri. - AFP