The Fat Ishwarya Rai

Do you believe that this fat lady was some times most beautiful lady of the world!!! Yes Ishwarya Rai the most famous actress of Bollywood changed to it. If you are not fan of Indian movies "Bollywood" you may see her in some movies of Hollywood like: The Pink Panther 2, The Last Legion, ... I don't know why but she doesn't reduce her weight after her pregnancy. 

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Asian markets tumble over EU debt crisis

Asian shares have sharply tumbled following reports of a gloomy US employment situation as well as concerns over the possibility of a eurozone breakup.

Japan’s market lost over two percent on Monday morning, reaching a level not seen since late 1983, while Hong Kong plummeted over 2.3 percent. 

Shanghai was 1.24 percent lower, Sydney skidded 1.84 percent and Seoul lost 2.60 percent. 

The falls come as Washington has put the number of jobs created in May at 69,000 - the slowest rise in 12 months. Meanwhile, leaders across the eurozone are facing a political and economic challenge in Greece. 

New data released late last week showed more signs that growth is slowing in both China and India, which have until now been relatively bright spots for the global economy. 

On top of the alarming jobs outlook in the United States, investors are deeply worried about the eurozone debt crisis. Unemployment in the eurozone has hit a record high of 11 percent. 

The Dow Jones industrial average fell 2.22 percent on Friday, wiping out its gains for the year, and the main index of the German stock market closed down 3.4 percent. 

Greece's political and economic turmoil led to mounting concerns among eurozone members that Athens would not comply with the austerity measures it agreed to with its European neighbors in exchange for the endorsement of the second financial bailout, and would finally leave the 17-nation bloc. 

The head of the European Central Bank earlier this week told European Union leaders that the single currency union is unsustainable in its current form. 

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Gold pauses after rally triggered by weak US data

Gold pauses after rally triggered by weak US data

Singapore, June 4, Gold edged lower on Monday after posting its biggest rally in more than three years in the previous session.

The surprisingly weak US employment data added to the gloom over the global economy, just as the euro zone appears to be sinking deeper into the debt crisis and China's growth slows, Reuters reported.

Gold broke ranks with riskier assets on Friday and rose 4 percent, propped up by rekindled expectations of further monetary easing by the US Federal Reserve.

Asian investors, however, were less than convinced that the Fed would implement monetary easing soon, and were selling at the higher prices to lock in profits.

"People are still not sure where things may go and have been selling after prices jumped," said a Singapore-based dealer.

Spot gold edged down 0.3 percent to $1,621.40 an ounce by 23:21 EDT (0321 GMT). It had fallen to as low as $1,614.59 earlier in the session.

US gold futures contract for August delivery was little changed at $1,623.

The London financial markets are closed on Monday and Tuesday for a public holiday.

Bullion fell more than 6 percent in May, under the weight of a dollar that rallied more than 5 percent as investors piled into the greenback, US Treasuries and German Bund during a deepening euro zone crisis.

But if the US recovery falters as well, gold will have a chance to shine once again as a safe haven as investors look for alternatives.

Spot silver lost 0.8 percent to $28.41, after rallying 3.6 percent on Friday - its biggest one-day rise in more than three months.

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S&P warning on eurozone about Greece

The Greek stock market has plummeted 5.9 percent after Standard & Poor's credit rating agency warned that the country has a one-in-three chance of leaving the eurozone.

The main ATHEX (Athens Stock Exchange) index fell by 6.1 percent to 471.35 points just an hour before the official close time at 5:20 pm (1420 GMT) on Tuesday. 

This comes after Standard & Poor's issued a statement on Monday warning of “at least a one-in-three chance” that the country will leave the eurozone after the June 17 elections. 

Greece’s likely rejection of the austerity measures and reforms in return for EU-IMF bailouts, following the mid-June parliamentary elections, would lead to the “suspension of external financial support,” said the international agency. 

It added that Greece’s proposed circumstances would seriously damage its economy and most likely lead to another Greek sovereign default. 

However, the agency said the Greek exit from the eurozone would not affect other weaker eurozone states. 

Earlier this week, rating agency Moody's lowered Greece’s domestic rating ceiling due to escalating concerns over the debt-ridden country’s exit from the eurozone. 

Greece is the epicenter of the eurozone debt crisis. It is headed for the second parliamentary elections, expected on June 17, following a political impasse since the May 6 elections when no party gained enough seats in the elections. 

There are worries that more delays in resolving the eurozone debt crisis, which began in Greece in late 2009 and infected Italy, Spain and France last year, could push not only Europe but also much of the rest of the developed world back into recession. 

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Needle-Less device injects without pain

Scientists have developed a new needle-less device which injects medications through the skin at the speed of sound without causing a notable pain.

The high-speed jet injector, developed by researchers of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the US uses a small, powerful magnet and electric current to administer drugs. 

“We were able to fire the drug out at almost the speed of sound if we need to the speed of sound in air is about 340 meters per second,” said Professor Ian Hunter. “It's capable of pressurizing the drug up to 100 megapascales (MPas), and we can do that in under a millisecond.” 

The new technology can deliver different sorts of medications with less pain and more accuracy compared to syringes and hypodermic needles. 

The prototype injector’s nozzle is only about as wide as a mosquito’s proboscis which is far lower in the pain scale compared to needle injections. 

Another advantage of the new technology is that the velocity of the delivery of a drug can be adjusted by controlling the current applied to the actuator. 

“There's a magnet in the center of our jet injector that's surrounded by a coil of wire, and when we apply a current to the coil, we create a Lorentz Force that pushes this piston, which forces the drug out of the ampoule,” said Dr. Catherine Hogan. 

“This gives us a tremendous amount of control depending on how much current we put in, so that we can successfully deliver a wide variety of volumes of drug at a wide variety of velocities with a very low degree of error, something a needle can't do,” she added. 

The new device has also found to be successful in delivering drugs directly to the middle or inner ear and even can be used for injecting directly to very tiny tissues such as the retina, the light-sensitive tissue lining the inner surface of the eye. 

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Sleeping with pets can cause illness

Having a close contact with pets, letting them sleep in the owners' bed and kissing them may lead to the transfer of several illnesses to the human, a new study says.

Seemingly healthy pets can carry parasites, bacteria or viruses that cause mild to life-threatening illnesses in human being, according to the study published in the Emerging Infectious Diseases.

From among the 250 known zoonotic diseases, which are transmitted from animals to humans, more than 100 of them, including plague from flea-infested pets, MRSA (Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus) infection, bacterial infection resistant to multiple strains of antibiotics originating from the canine family and various parasitic worms, are derived from domestic pets.

"In many countries, pets have become substitutes for childbearing and child care, sometimes leading to excessive pet care," said Bruno Chomel from the University of California.

The authors cite surveys conducted in the US, the UK, France and the Netherlands, where between 14 and 45 percent of the dogs and 45 to 62 percent of the cats sleep on or in their owners' bed.

Additionally, women were more likely to report sleeping regularly with Fido (25 percent vs. 16 percent), showed the 2005 study conducted by the American Kennel Club.

"I think pets can be very nice in the home environment, but certainly, they don’t belong on the bed," Chomel noted.

Researchers urged individuals to avoid sharing their bed with a pet or kissing them regularly and keep their pets free of fleas, dewormed and take them regularly to the veterinarians.

They also suggested that people should wash any parts of the body licked by a pet with soap and water immediately, especially if it is an open wound or on a vulnerable person.

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