Looking for baby thrown from his father in the Tiber River

Police in Rome have arrested a man who confessed to beastliness

 

By police divers searching the Tiber in Rome for 16-month boy who according to witnesses was thrown into the river from his father, police said.

Police began the search after dawn today eyewitness reported that he saw a man standing on a bridge over the Tiber and threw the baby in the icy water from a height of 10 meters.

Later the man was discovered in another part of Rome and arrested.

According to Italian media relative to the investigators stated that the man is quarreled with his wife, then grabbed the baby and ran away from home.

Italian news agency ANSA reported that a man whose identity has not been announced, confirmed to police that he threw his son into the river.

Sex in space was "Mission Impossible"

Space is not a suitable environment for pregnancy

Although rich people can now enjoy a trip into space, some of the pleasures of that happy land, remain impossible in the absence of gravity.

Experts from NASA, supported by their Russian colleagues refuted the myth that sex is possible in space conditions. According to U.S. experts currently no data recorded history anyone has dealings in space, says novinar.bg

The Russians also said they are not registered intercourse attempts by the astronauts.

Experts say there are many reasons sex to be "mission impossible". On the one hand the astronauts never left alone. They are under constant monitoring of multiple cameras.

Also intercourse is impossible due to physiological problems that might encounter sex partners. Among them are nausea and low blood pressure.

Space is not a suitable environment for pregnancy. Experts say radiation sterilized female embryos. This makes women infertile.

Studies in pregnant rats on board the spacecraft and the shuttle show that this environment is not conducive to the development of offspring.

Banned Irish unemployment to walk in pajamas

New fashion - a walk with pajamas

 

Irish officials have banned the unemployed to come in pajamas job interviews, BBC reported.

Appropriate warning was circulated in the city Damastaun. Addressing the unemployed said that sleeping attire is not appropriate for situations such as interviews with potential employers in the labor offices. As the consultant Billy Dixon pajamas is associated with sleep and rest at home and not work, so in search of job applicants should put clothing appropriate for a serious conversation with the employer, said Thursday.

In recent months, the ban on pajamas is not the first in Britain. Recently, residents of the Welsh capital Cardiff were asked not to shop in pajamas in the supermarket "Tesco". And in the English city of Middlesbrough parents were advised not to put their children to school if they are not dressed appropriately.

16 kilograms of cocaine mistakenly arrived at UN headquarters in New York

Two packages containing 16 kilograms of cocaine were delivered in error at UN headquarters in New York last week, a spokesman for the New York police said on Tuesday.

The packages arrived on 16 January in the distribution center of UN post. They aroused the suspicions of the officers wore as a logo that looked like a "rough imitation" of the UN logo.

According to Paul Brown, a police spokesman in New York, there were 14 packets books whose pages were cut and each contained less than one kilogram of cocaine, stated Monday.

He explained that the packages had no name or address and they arrived in Mexico City in Cincinnati (Ohio).

"Our working hypothesis is that this drug does not have to leave Mexico," said police spokesman. "Some in Mexico are now clearly very sorry that he has lost a quantity of cocaine," he added.

Drug detainee has a market value of about two million dollars, said Wednesday.

Chinese miracle-30-storey hotel built in just 15 days

What can you do for 360 hours? It may sound unbelievable but the Chinese construction company Broad Group has managed to rise from zero 30-storey hotel in Hunan Province in just 15 days or 360 hours.

So China may add a new title to its record, namely the fastest builder in the world, says British newspaper Daily Mail.

The construction of the foundations of the builders took 46 hours. Despite the impressive pace, construction is carried out without any injuries.

The company guarantees that the hotel can withstand an earthquake of 9 degrees on the Richter scale. Experts tested the building say it is five times more resistant to shocks than conventional buildings.

To build a hotel developer used ready-made modules that have some advantages, says the Daily Mail.

The previous record for rapid construction had a 15-storey building in China, built in six days.

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