12 dead as another military plane crashes in Myanmar.

 A military plane has crashed near Myanmar’s second-biggest city of Mandalay, killing at least 12 people.

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UK considers making new digital currency that could be known as "Britcoin.

 The UK government is exploring the possibility of creating a new digital currency that could be known as Britcoin".

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Check out this raunchy Wedding photo that show a bride performing a sex act on the groom

Check out this raunchy image that shows a

newly wedded couple in a sexual position even

before taking off their wedding clothes.

The picture shows the bride on her knees as

she pretends to perform a sexual act on the

groom whose pants are down right in the open.

The photo which has gone viral was shared by a

Dutch photographer Michel Klooster.

He captioned photo:

‘Some newlyweds cannot wait for the party to be

over so they can quietly retreat to their suite for a

smashing wedding night. Luckily they already

exchanged their wedding vows and they were

officially married.’

The photographer also added that:

‘Anyone who thinks this is offensive, still lives in

the year 1996 according to my opinion. Of all the

pictures taken, there is one that is playful, which

in ten years is still fantastic to talk about. ‘Give

these people their joy. That is also something I

wish to you. Life is already prudish enough.’

It was also revealed that the staged photograph

was suggested to the couple by one of their

mothers.

What do you guys think about this image, cool

or not?

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Uber says to pull out of Canada’s Quebec Province

Uber says it will pull out of Canada’s Quebec

Province.

Ride-hailing service Uber, says it will stop

operating in the Canadian province of

Quebec from October.

Reports say Uber is pulling out to avoid

tough new regulations.

Taxi operators in Quebec have often

opposed Uber’s presence in the province,

sometimes blocking traffic during protests in

Montreal.

Uber employs more than 50 office workers in

the province, where more than 10,000

drivers have worked for the company.

Last week, London’s tranport regulator

announced it was banning the ride-hailing

service from operating in th city

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Eli Lilly wins U.S. approval for breast cancer drug

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said

on Thursday it approved an Eli Lilly and Co

drug to treat advanced breast cancer that

has progressed following prior treatment.

The drug, abemaciclib, which will be sold

under the brand name Verzenio, will carry a

list price before any discounts or rebates of

about $10,948 per month, Lilly said.

Verzenio belongs to a newer class of oral

medicines called CDK 4/6 inhibitors that

block cancer cells’ ability to divide and

proliferate. It will compete with Pfizer Inc’s

Ibrance and Kisqali from Novartis AG .

“Verzenio provides a new targeted treatment

option for certain patients with breast cancer

who are not responding to treatment, and

unlike other drugs in the class, it can be

given as a stand-alone treatment to patients

who were previously treated with endocrine

therapy and chemotherapy,” Richard Pazdur,

the FDA’s head of oncology drug evaluation,

said in a statement.

Lilly said Verzenio will be available in the

United States by the end of October. Under

a special savings card program, the company

said eligible commercially insured patients

may obtain the first three months of therapy

free, then pay no more than $10 per month

for up to 12 months.

Lilly, in an emailed statement, said it will

work with insurers, health systems and

providers to ensure patient access to the

treatment.

In a pivotal clinical trial, abemaciclib when

added to standard therapy reduced the risk

of disease progression by 46 percent. It also

led to significant tumor shrinkage in 59

percent of patients compared with 44

percent of those who received endocrine

drugs alone in the study.

It was approved for adults who have

hormone receptor HR-positive, HER2-

negative advanced or metastatic breast

cancer that has progressed after endocrine

therapy that alters a patient’s hormones, the

FDA said.

An estimated 252,710 women will be

diagnosed with breast cancer this year, and

40,610 will die of the disease, according to

the National Institutes of Health. About 72

percent of patients with breast cancer have

tumors that are HR-positive and HER2-

negative.

Eli Lilly shares closed up 35 cents, or 0.4

percent, at $85.00 on the New York Stock

Exchange.

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U.S. consumer spending barely rises; core inflation moderates

U.S. consumer spending barely rose in

August likely as Hurricane Harvey weighed

on auto sales and annual inflation increased

at its slowest pace since late 2015, pointing

to moderation in economic growth in the

third quarter.

The Commerce Department said on Friday

consumer spending, which accounts for

more than two-thirds of U.S. economic

activity, edged up 0.1 percent last month

also as unseasonably mild temperatures

reduced demand for utilities. That followed

an unrevised 0.3 percent increase in July.

Last month’s gain in consumer spending was

in line with economists’ expectations. When

adjusted for inflation, consumer spending

slipped 0.1 percent in August, the first drop

since January.

The government said the data reflected the

effects of Hurricane Harvey. However, it

could not separately quantify the total

impact of Harvey on the data. It said it

made adjustments to estimates where

source data were not yet available or did not

fully reflect the effects of the storm.

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Hurricane Maria: Trump lifts embargo on supplies to Puerto Rico

President Donald Trump has lifted shipping

restrictions to help fuel and supplies reach

the state in what might be a relief for long-

suffering Puerto Ricans coping with the

aftermath of Hurricane Maria.

Puerto Rico, which gets most of its fuel by

ship from the U.S. had pressed for a lifting

of the embargo, which limits shipping

between coasts to US-flagged vessels.

Most of Puerto Rico lie in ruins and many of

its more than 3 million residents have been

without electricity, reliable drinking supplies

and other basic necessities since the storm

struck.

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Michelle Obama slams women who voted for Trump

Former US first lady Michelle Obama on

Wednesday criticized women who voted

for President Trump, saying they voted

against their own interests.

“Any woman who voted against Hillary

Clinton voted against their own voice,”

Obama told the audience during a talk

at a marketing conference in Boston. She went on to suggest female voters

for Trump were just going with the

pack. 

She said:

 “It doesn’t say much about

Hillary, and everybody’s

trying to worry about what

it means for Hillary and no,

no, no what does this mean

for us as women?” she

asked.

“That we look at those two

candidates, as women, and

many of us said, ‘He’s

better for me. His voice is

more true to me.’ To me

that just says, you don’t

like your voice. You just

like the thing you’re told to

like.”

According to exit polls, 41 percent of

women voted for Trump in November. Then she talked about how she wants

US President Trump to succeed.

 She said: 

“We want him to be

successful. He was

elected”. “When you’ve

been in that position, you

have a different

perspective.”

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Popular Sex Doll Samantha, Finally Breaks Down After Lots Of Customers Heavily Pressed It Breasts

Popular interactive sex doll,
Samantha, who was the star attraction
at an electronics fair which held in
Austria this month, has finally broken
down after a large number of
customers got too much on the robot to
handle.



According to reports, Samantha the Sex
Doll had been showing off her ‘skills’,
which include reacting to touch,
hugging and moaning – and
remembering individuals she has
‘interacted’ with, at the Arts Electronica
Festival in Linz.



Unfortunately, the interactive sex doll is
presently undergoing repairs after
visitors left the robot ‘heavily soiled’
with broken limbs.





The developer Sergi Santos from
Barcelona, Spain, described the way
visitors approached the robot as
‘barbaric’.



‘The people mounted Samantha’s
breasts, her legs, and arms. Two fingers
were broken. She was heavily soiled.



People can be bad. Because they did not
understand the technology and did not
have to pay for it, they treated the doll
like barbarians.’



According to Mr. Santos, he said the
robot had to be sent back in a parcel to
Barcelona for repairs and cleaning,
adding that ‘Samantha can endure a lot,
she will pull through.’



Earlier this month, it was revealed that
Samantha who was bought for £3,500
is more preferred by customers to real
prostitutes.

Source==>Fabjulia

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Ease of doing business: World Economic Forum ranks Nigeria 125th

The World Economic Forum’s Global

Competitiveness Index has ranked Nigeria as

one of the most difficult place to do

business.

The organisation ranked Nigeria 125th out of

the 136th countries survey despite effort by

the government to create enabling

environment for businesses to thrive

According to WEF the measures taken by

government to improve ease of doing

business are yet to make a meaningful

impact.

Nigeria only managed to perform better on

the GCI than economically depressed

countries like Congo Democratic Republic

Venezuela and Haiti.

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SOUTH AFRICANS PROTEST AGAINST ‘CORRUPT’ GOVERNMENT

Thousands of workers have taken to the streets in cities across South

Africa to protest against government

corruption, state capture and job

losses.

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) and the South African Communist Party (SACP), both in alliance with the

ruling ANC, say the strike on Wednesday is

largely against corruption, but the call to take to the streets is also seen as an indictment against President Jacob Zuma. Protests

took place in Johannesburg, Cape Town and

Durban, among other cities, with marchers carrying ‘Zuma Must Fall’ placards and

singing anti-Zuma songs.

COSATU wants Zuma to appoint a judicial

commission of inquiry to investigate state

corruption. In a statement released by COSATU, the union confederation said “corruption has become endemic under this

administration”.

This calls for all of us as workers and citizens to stand up and push back against this rot.”

“People are tired of the internal processes [of the ANC] and they want leaders to get on with their jobs.

“This mass action is a show of force and this is what democracy is about,” a political

analyst Ebrahim

Fakir said.

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Flawless: Everyone Has Failed to Guess This Lady’s Real Age…Can You Guess Tell How Old She Is? (Photos)

Lin Chi-Ling is a beautiful and flawless actress

from Taiwan who has left her thousands of fans

in complete shock after revealing her true age.

The woman who is also who is a model with

367,000 Instagram followers, has left her global

fans astounded.

The 5ft 7in star regularly shares striking selfies

displaying her youthful visage, as well as

stunning modelling shots from her various

fashion shoots.

The actress, who found fame in Japan thanks to

her turn in the Tony Woo-directed Chinese-

language war film, Red Cliff, may look in her

twenties but she’s actually double that age.

Lin Chi-Ling has revealed that her true age is 42

– and her followers can’t get their heads around

it.

‘It must be magic, she’s like an elf,’ wrote one,

while another dubbed her a ‘perfect goddess’.

More photos below. 

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Singapore Inagurates First Female President

Singapore has inaugurated its first
female president, Halimah Yacob. Yacob
was the only person put forward for the
position, which this time, was reserved
for candidates from the minority Malay
community.



Other candidates fell short of the criteria
set for contesting the election.



The decision to reserve the position, a
largely ceremonial six-year post, on the
grounds of race, was aimed at
strengthening a sense of inclusiveness,
but critics have expressed dismay that
the position went uncontested.



Of the four other applicants, two were
not Malays and two were not qualified to
contest.



63 year old Halimah, a former speaker of
parliament, had automatically qualified,
because she held a senior public post for
over three years.



If the election had been held, all citizens
would have been eligible to vote.

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I Can't Exercise Because Of My Gigantic Boobs- Actress Sofia Vegara

Speaking to Women's Health magazine, the
45 year old mother of one said working out
is absolute torture to her because of her
massive boobs but she manages to work
out with a trainer three or four times a
week.




She said;




“I wish I could be a little more athletic, but
when you’re born with these gigantic
boobs. I’ve had them since I was 13, and
then they got bigger when I was pregnant
and had the baby.”









“I’m in a bad mood two hours before, I’m in
a bad mood while I’m doing it, I’m in a bad
mood at the end because I have to schedule
the next class.




“I don’t know if I’m strong. I have bad knees
and very thin bones; I can barely do a
pushup,” claimed Vergara.




The curvy actress said she has never been
too concerned with her figure and muscle
definition.




“It’s not about having muscle or cut abs. I
don’t have abs,” said the star, because I’ve
never felt that “I need to be like a fit model
with a perfect body. That would take too
much effort!”




"I can't exercise because of my
gigantic boobs' actress Sofia Vegara
confesses

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Vitamin Can Cut Birth Defects And Miscarriages-New Discovery

Birth defects and miscarriages around
the world could be significantly reduced
if pregnant women take a common
vitamin supplement, scientists have
said.



Research has showed that vitamin B3, also
known as niacin, can cure molecular
deficiencies that stop embryos and babies'
organs from developing correctly in the
womb.



Vitamin B3 is found in meat and
vegetables - and a single serving of
Marmite contains 36% of a person's
recommended daily allowance.



The breakthrough has been described as
"one of the most significant discoveries in
pregnancy research", as the findings will
transform the way expectant mothers are
cared for.



It emerged after a team of scientists
investigated why some women suffer
multiple miscarriages - and what causes
children to be born with heart, kidney and
spinal defects.



Professor Sally Dunwoodie, a biomedical
researcher at the Victor Chang Cardiac
Research Institute in Sydney, said: "The
ramifications are likely to be huge.



"This has the potential to significantly
reduce the number of miscarriages and
birth defects around the world, and I do
not use these words lightly."One in four
pregnant women currently
suffer from a miscarriage, and an
estimated 7.9 million babies worldwide
are born with a serious birth defect every
year.



Annually, 3.3 million children aged under
five die from a serious birth defect - and
congenital heart disease, its most common
form, affects one in 100 babies.



Tests showed introducing vitamin B3 into
the diet of pregnant mice "completely
prevented" both miscarriages and defects
- leading to all offspring being born
"perfectly healthy".



The researchers say their next step is to
develop a test to help identify which
women are most at risk from having a
baby with a birth defect, and to then
ensure they have sufficient vitamin B3.




Professor Robert Graham, the institute's
executive director, said: "We believe that
this breakthrough will be one of
Australia's greatest medical discoveries.




"It's extremely rare to discover the
problem and provide a preventive solution
at the same time. It's actually a double
breakthrough."

Source-Sky news

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Man Jailed For Sticking Toothpicks Into Bus Seat

A 60-year-old Singaporean man is under
investigation for inserting toothpicks into a
seat on a public bus, a suspected case of
"mischief" that could put him behind bars
for up to two years, the police said on
Tuesday.




"Through extensive inquiries and with the
assistance of CCTV footage, officers ...
established the identity of the suspect," a
police statement said.



Pictures of three toothpicks sticking up from
the seat were posted last month by a
Facebook user, who said she noticed them
just as she was about to sit down.



"Remember to check your seat next time
before sitting, guys!" she wrote. The post
was shared more than 2,500 times.



Singapore, a wealthy city-state, has one of
the lowest crime rates in the world.



However, one of the government's public
information slogans is: "Low crime doesn't
mean no crime".



Authorities come down hard on minor
crimes such as vandalism, which is
punishable by caning, and the import of
chewing gum is banned, in part to keep
public spaces clean.



Two years ago, a smoker was fined S
$19,800 ($14,550) for throwing cigarette
ends out of a window of his flat for days.




The police said investigations into the case
of the toothpicks were continuing. The
offense of mischief carries a punishment of
imprisonment for up to two years or a fine,
or both.

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Justin Bieber Rams Into Paparazzi With His Truck While Leaving Church

From being banned from performing in
China for his bad behavior and canceling
the remainder of his Purpose Tour to
allegedly focusing on being spiritual by
attending Church activities, Justin Bieber
has now got his name on the headline for
another bad reason.



While leaving the City Church in Beverly
Hills on Wednesday night, the Canadian
singer rammed into a paparazzi with his
Truck as he was driving out of the church.










Lt. Scott Dowling of the Beverly Hills Police
Department says the accident occurred
outside the Saban Theater at 9:24 p.m.



According to Lt. Dowling, the victim
suffered non-life threatening injuries and
was transported to Cedars-Sinai hospital.



According to a source on the scene,
Bieber, was trying to drive away from the
church but a slew of photographers was
at the end of the driveway.









“He tried to
scare away the paparazzi but as he
neared the group, he accidentally hit one
of the photographers who were in his
path.'










It's unclear if the Paparazzi might be suing
the singer.

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Coroner Confirms The Cause Of Chester Bennington's Death As Suicide By Hanging

Few days after Chester Bennington, the
lead singer for Linkin Park was discovered
dead inside his home in Los Angeles, the
Los Angeles County coroner's office has
officially determined the cause of his
death as a suicide by hanging and the
case is now closed.



Late Bennington was 41 years old at the
time of his death.



He is survived by wife
Talinda Bennington, their son Tyler and
twin daughters Lilly and Lila as well as his
three children from previous relationships.

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Donald Trump Describes US Attorney General, Jeff Sessions As "Beleaguered"

Today, President Donald Trump described
the United States Attorney General, Jeff
Sessions as "beleaguered" as he tweeted
about his frustration with the Russia
probe.



His tweet reads, "after 1 year of
investigation with Zero evidence being
found, Chuck Schumer just stated that
"Democrats should blame ourselves,not
Russia.



So why aren't the Committees and
investigators, and of course our
beleaguered A.G., looking into Crooked
Hillarys crimes & Russia relations?".



Just so you know, beleaguered means 'to
be put in a very difficult situation, in
difficulties, under pressure or under
stress'.

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'I Think It's A Little Rude That Everybody Keeps Addressing Me As A Sex Addict' - Scott Disick

Kourtney Kardashian's ex, Scott Dsick has
come out to address the issues and
multiple reports that claims he's a sex
addict.



In an exclusive chat with E! News this
weekend at the Aria Hotel and Resort
in Las Vegas, Scott said, 'I would say I
think it's a little rude that everybody keeps
addressing me as a sex addict.



I just like
sex, but I'm not a sex addict. I said that in
a humorous, joking fashion on the show
and now I'm getting billed as one, and it's
not the case.



I do like sex, but I am not an
addict'.



When asked if there were any women he
is romantic involved with, he said 'no, no
love interest for me.



I'm just focusing on
one girl at a time," he said, laughing.


"I'm
just kidding. I just try to live and be
decently happy. But no, No girlfriends or
anything like that."



Then he spoke about Kourtney saying, 'we
love spending time together and with the
kids.



That's never been a question. I feel
like sometimes the outside perspective
thinks that maybe we are not on good
terms, but we are.



We stay strong for our
three children, and that's pretty much all
we can do."

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