BBC News - Viewpoints: How should the world respond to Syria?

BBC News - Viewpoints: How should the world respond to Syria?


LEGAL AWARENESS WELFARE (LAW):

Strategic manner should be applied by the UN and its allied International Communities towards through investigation of matter of offensive use of the alleged chemical weapons attacks and needful steps there, which Syria's opposition says killed hundreds near Damascus, were a "serious escalation"

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Ohio man declared dead, comes back to life 45 minutes later | AMAZING & INTERESTING - geo.tv

Ohio man declared dead, comes back to life 45 minutes later | AMAZING & INTERESTING - geo.tv


MEDICAL AWARENESS WELFARE ORGANISATION (MAWO)

// OHIO: Doctors have declared an Ohio man a walking miracle, and his story has stunned medical circles nationwide.

On August 5th, Tony Yahle was legally declared dead. Doctors had exhausted all attempts to revive a heartbeat - they had given up.

An entire 45 minutes went by when Yahle suddenly showed signs of life.

Doctors say there is no medical explanation. Yahle believes it was divine intervention.

"It definitely strengthen my faith, my family's faith, everybody I know's faith," Yahle said. "And like I said, if it strengthens everybody's faith then I'll take the lumps for it."

Yahle has been home for a week now, and says he feels just fine......//

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One that has been declared by the doctors as to have died who regains life back after 45 minutes that's really something miraculous incident on the face of the earth, which can be termed as a divine intervention as per the doctors' declaration and many peoples' belief as well.

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18 more dengue fever cases reported in Karachi | HEALTH - geo.tv

18 more dengue fever cases reported in Karachi | HEALTH - geo.tv


HEALTH AWARENESS WELFARE (HAW):

// KARACHI: Eighteen more dengue viral fever cases were reported in Karachi on Thursday, increasing the patients' toll to 739 during 2013 so far, said Dengue Surveillance Cell Sindh.

Dr M Shakeel Aamir Mullick Focal Person for Dengue Surveillance Cell Sindh said that a total of 763 dengue fever cases have been reported in Sindh province since January 2013, out of them 739 were reported in Karachi and 24 in rest of province.

He said six dengue patients expired in Karachi this year.

Mullick further said that 22 dengue patients were still admitted to different hospitals of the Sindh and 18 new cases were reported in Karachi on 22nd August. He said one case was detected in Hyderabad.

He said twelve cases were detected in Hyderabad, one in Larkana, one in Dadu, two in Kambar, one in Khairpur, one in Sanghar, one in Naushero Feroz, two in Shikarpur, two in Thatta and one in Kashmore since January 2013.

However, 19 patients were also discharged from different hospitals of the province on Thursday. (PPI) //
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BOTH PREVENTIVE AND CURATIVE MEASURES SHOULD BE UNDERTAKEN AGAINST DENGUE FEVER BY THE AUTHORITY CONCERNED SO THAT THERE REMAINS NO FEAR OF DENGUE FEVER TO BREAK OUT IN THE COUNTRY FOREVER.

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Bradley Manning Says He Wants to Live as a Woman - ABC News

Bradley Manning Says He Wants to Live as a Woman - ABC News
 

 By declaring himself a feminine by birth and having feminine nature in him he committed another crime (sounds like that) by joining the US national forces.. It means that he joined forces as a boy and served for several years. Does it mean he was recognised as a gay? That's really astonishing!

U.N. action urged if Syria chemical weapons use is proved - CNN.com

U.N. action urged if Syria chemical weapons use is proved - CNN.com



An efficient and competent leader of the nation must have adequate power of taking decision. Decision making is a great art. A leader who lacks too much of decision making should get away from the key position he or she may be holding and let the other competent one / ones do this super excellent job.

BBC News - Children need more exercise - especially girls, study says

BBC News - Children need more exercise - especially girls, study says
 


HEALTH AWARENESS WELFARE (HAW):

It's the fact that young children of today need to be healthy and for that they should participate in pretty good exercise daily right from kinder-garden and school ages to groom up themselves fit moderately so that when they grown up as healthy adults they can have themselves adjusted in any professional filed like army, navy air-force, police or whatever nature of work that may be.

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Jazz legend Marian McPartland dead at 95 | ENTERTAINMENT - geo.tv

Jazz legend Marian McPartland dead at 95 | ENTERTAINMENT - geo.tv
 


ENTERTAINMENT:

WASHINGTON:Marian McPartland, a jazz pianist who was a glittering fixture in her musical genre over a career spanning six decades, has died at the age of 95, her record label said.

English-born McPartland also hosted a program on National Public Radio called "Piano Jazz," which at more than 30 years was the longest running cultural program on the popular US radio station, Concord Music Group said.

McPartland died of natural causes at her home in Long Island, New York on Tuesday night, NPR said.

She recorded over 50 albums and the honors she received included the George Foster Peabody Award, the National Music Council's American Eagle Award and a GRAMMY Trustee's Award for lifetime achievement.

On her radio program, she interviewed practically every major jazz musician of the post World War-II era, NPR said.

She told the station in 2005 that her interest in music started when she was a young girl, after hearing her mother play piano.

"From that moment on, I don't remember ever not playing piano, day and night, wherever I was," she said.

"At my aunt's house, at kindergarten -- wherever they had a piano, I played it. Of course, on the BBC they played all the hits from over here [in the US]. They played them, I heard them and I learned them," McPartland said.