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10 Things Men Hate in Bed 2007-07-19 13:26:00 We already gave you, guys, some tips about what women hate in bed, and know it’s about time to talk about things that men hate in bed about female behavior. So, ladies, read this carefully if you don’t want to leave bad impression for a guy when you have sex with him. Of course these things might be helpful not for every single couple, because eveyone of us have different needs and requirements for sex.1. During sex some women doesn‘t do anything – just lie down and expect to have some pleasure now. That is the worst thing you can do, men hate that. Women should move, despite man is on the top. Women, show your partners that you want to have sex with them as well as he does. If women look like “lying dead” – partner can even get sexual problems, if he cares how to give you pleasure.2. Almost every woman would agree that she likes to be kissed. Well the same is with men. They also love when women are kissing them, all his body. That drives them crazy. If you want to satisf
Things Women Hate About Men 2007-07-19 13:16:00 Ego! We fail to understand why men can stop and ask for direction till it's 40 kms into the wrong direction?! Like, isn't it more sensible to just ask for directions, you save on time, petrol and energy?Double talk: They nod their heads during a talk about gender equality, and then insist on paying the bills during a date, because it is not manly enough to let the woman pay. Yeah, right! At least, not when someone could be watching.Lazy men: Talking about gender equality and men supporting it, how about giving us a hand with household chores?Possessive... ugh! They are extremely possessive. Whatever makes them so insecure as opposed to the manly image they like portray? Would it kill to remember? They remember the names of cricketers from Holland and the scores each player has made, but cannot for the life them remember birthdays, anniversaries and buying gifts. What kind selective memory is that?Ogling: They love to ogle at women (read breasts), even when they are with their date. L Read more:Women
Transportation, life near normal after steam pipe explosion in NY 2007-07-19 13:06:00 New York - Daily life returned nearly back to normal Thursday in New York City a day after a steam pipe exploded in the heart of the city, reminding residents of similar scenes of the September 11 terrorist attacks six years ago. The huge subway network serving millions of daily commuters in the city of 8 million people was running as normal. But some lines of public buses were still barred from areas around Grand Central Terminal, the major hub for subways and trains to the suburbs in Manhattan and off the island.Residential and commercial blocks around the location were still cordoned off because amid a continuing cleanup by city authorities at the site of the explosion at 41st and Lexington Avenue. Local news reports said the cleanup would take days to complete and repair the steam pipe, which was built in 1924.The explosion during the evening rush hour Wednesday caused the death of one person and injured more than a dozen others. It caused chaos in mid-town, but New York City Hall Read more:Transportation
UNESCO slams new seven wonders list 2007-07-08 19:22:00 THE UN body for culture overnight blasted a private initiative that drew nearly 100 million Internet and telephone voters to choose seven "new" wonders of the world. "This campaign responds to other criteria and objectives than that of UNESCO
in the field of heritage," said Sue Williams, the spokeswoman for the UN cultural body that designates world heritage sites. "We have a much broader vision," she said. Voters chose the Great Wall of China; India's Taj Mahal; the centuries-old pink ruins of Petra in Jordan; the Colosseum in Rome; the statue of Christ overlooking Rio de Janeiro; the Incan ruins of Machu Picchu in Peru; and the ancient Mayan city of Chichen Itza in Mexico. British actor Ben Kingsley and US actress Hillary Swank hosted a ceremony at Lisbon's Stadium of Light, broadcast in more than 170 countries to an estimated 1.6 billion viewers. A private Swiss foundation launched the contest in January, allowing voters to choose from 21 sites shortlisted out of 77. It said
Wrestler's mystery Australian link 2007-06-29 11:56:00 The anonymous Wikipedia editor who sparked an internet mystery by posting information about the death of pro wrestler Chris Benoit's wife 14 hours before police learnt of the double-murder suicide has revealed what really happened. Benoit, his wife Nancy, and their seven-year-old son, Daniel, were found dead in their Atlanta home on Monday afternoon (US time). Police believe the 40-year-old - whose nicknames included the Rabid Wolverine and the Canadian Crippler - strangled his wife and son on either Friday or Saturday and placed Bibles next to their bodies before hanging himself from a cable on his weight machine. But in a bizarre twist, reports surfaced this morning that Benoit's Wikipedia page had been altered by Wikipedia users in the US and Australia to include details about his wife's death 14 hours before police found the bodies. Wikinews this afternoon received correspondence from a person using a computer with the same unique internet protocol address from which the first e Read more:Australian
Touch me, call me, I am the iPhone 2007-06-29 11:46:00 It has been dubbed iPerbole and it describes the fascination bordering on pathological obsession with Apple's iPhone
that has gripped the United States since the device was dangled in front of the world in January. "People are going to sell their kids to get this thing," predicts Leander Kahney, the managing editor of high-brow tech magazine Wired. "They are going to go mental for it. You'll be stopped in the street and people will ask to look at it. And you'll be lucky if you don't get mugged." Kahney, who is also the author of two books about technology culture, is not the only one giving this type of enthusiastic assessment. Many technology pundits, industry analysts, stockbrokers and culture watchers are similarly convinced that this is shaping up to be a big one. The JupiterResearch analyst Michael Gartenberg told the Associated Press this week that this is the "most anticipated phone since Alexander Graham Bell did his", referring to the Scottish-born inventor whose 1876 utte
3 Sunni mosques attacked in Iraq 2007-06-20 13:51:00 BAGHDAD — Militants blew up three Sunni
mosques south of Baghdad on Wednesday — apparently revenge strikes for a suicide truck bombing a day before that killed at least 87 people and badly damaged an important Shiite mosque in the capital. U.S. forces expanded their push against insurgent strongholds outside Baghdad, meanwhile, as Iraq
i units joined the offensive and took control of several districts in the key city of Baqouba, the military said. The commander of U.S. ground forces, Lt. Gen. Raymond Odierno, said the campaign seeks to uproot insurgents — including Sunni factions linked to al-Qaida — in areas north and east of Baghdad and allow Iraqi forces to take greater control over the four-month-old effort to restore control of the capital. The offensive, launched Tuesday, "allows us to pressure" militants on the militant bases outside Baghdad, Odierno told CNN. "More important, I'm hoping it will allow us to maintain it over a long period of time and cont
Gay Marriage Still OK in Massachusetts 2007-06-14 19:00:00 In a huge victory for gay rights activists the state legislature of Massachusetts
today defeated a proposed constitutional ban on gay marriage. This ends a three-year campaign to overturn the legalization of gay marriage.The Boston Herald reports that the ban was defeated in a roll-call vote of both houses of the Legislature. This dramatic legislative battle ended with the thunderous applause of gay couples seated in the Senate House. The final vote tally was 151-45, a slim 5 point margin of victory for gay marriage supporters.Massachusetts is currently the only state where same-sex unions are legal. Today’s vote means the ban will be blocked from reaching the 2008 ballot, allowing gay marriage to clear its first hurdle since it was legalized in a historic 2003 state court ruling. The 2003 decision ruled that a ban on gay marriage was unconstitutional that paved the way for the country's first same-sex marriages the next year. According to Reuters, over 8,000 gay and lesbian couples Read more:Gay Marriage
Several Mosques Attacked, but Iraq Is Mostly Calm 2007-06-14 18:48:00 BAGHDAD, June 14 — A handful of Sunni mosques were attacked today in retaliation for the destruction of two minarets at one of Iraq
’s most revered Shiite shrines on Wednesday, and there was scattered violence around the country, as has become the norm.But for the most part, reaction to the devastating bombing of the Shiite mosque in Samarra, the second in a little more than a year, remained muted.Four Sunni mosques in mixed Sunni-Shiite areas south of Baghdad were attacked, three in Iskandariya and one in nearby Mahaweel; some were destroyed and others severely damaged. There were less serious attacks on other Sunni mosques immediately following the Wednesday attack.But in the southern city of Basra, Sunnis and Shiites marched together in a show of unity and to demonstrate against sectarian violence. After the bombing Wednesday in Samarra, 75 miles north of Baghdad, Shiite political and religious leaders, as well as moderate Sunni politicians and the top two American officials in I Read more:Attacked
Meat supplier expands beef recall to 5.7 million pounds of beef 2007-06-10 14:30:00 The Associated PressArticle Launched: 06/09/2007 06:47:26 PM PDTLOS ANGELES—For the third time in a week, a meat supplier has expanded a ground beef recall
to include about 5.7 million
pounds of fresh and frozen meat because they may be contaminated with E.coli. David Goldman, acting administrator of the USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service, announced on Saturday that the recall would be expanded to include products with sell-by dates from April 6-April 20. The beef was distributed by California-based United Food Group LLC. Goldman said that none of the latest batch of suspect beef is in stores now because the product would be well past its expiration date, but consumers may still have some of the meat at home. "It is important for consumers to look in their freezers," Goldman said. The meat has been blamed for an E. coli outbreak in the Western states that resulted in 14 illnesses, spanning April 25 through May 18. All the patients have recovered. On Wednesday, United Food Gr
Scientists Make Stem Cells From Skin Of Mice Instead Of Embryos 2007-06-07 11:53:00 Three separate groups of scientists working in Japan and the US have used skin cells from adult mice to make cells that are inidistinguishable from embryonic stem cells. Scientists all over the world are now racing to replicate the remarkably simple method in humans, and if successful it could one day lessen or remove the need to use embryos.The three studies are published in the early online edition of the journal Nature.Embryonic stem cells are cells that can renew themselves indefinitely and can differentiate into any cell of the body. They have the potential to replace damaged tissue such as that found in degenerative diseases like Parkinson's but their therapeutic use is controversial because of the ethical questions surrounding the destruction of embryos and making human clones.As well as posing ethical difficulties, harvesting stem cells from embryos for therapeutic use would be expensive and difficult. The genetic material from unfertilized eggs has to be replaced with that fr Read more:Instead
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G8 leaders agree 'breakthrough' climate change deal 2007-06-07 11:43:00 Heiligendamm, Germany - Leaders of the world's key industrialized nations agreed a breakthrough deal on combating climate change, including a pledge to slash global greenhouse gas emissions by 50 per cent by 2050. "We have a great success ... a major step forward," German Chancellor Angela Merkel said after leaders at a Group of Eight (G8) summit in the Baltic resort of Heiligendamm gave their go-ahead to the climate change deal."I can very well live with this compromise," said Merkel. But she added that "none of these documents are binding."The German leader, who is hosting the G8 meeting, said negotiations among G8 participants had been especially difficult on setting a precise 50-per-cent target for cutting greenhouse gas emissions.She said it was significant that future climate change discussions would continue within the United Nations.The G8 statement on climate change referred to the need for a UN "agreement" on climate change - rather than a "framework" - following the 2012 e
Fighting Continues With Militants In Lebanese Refugee Camp 2007-06-03 06:22:00 6/3/2007 6:23:01 AM Sunday,Lebanese
troops continued shelling the Palestinian refugee camp in Northern Lebanon targeting militant-hideouts deep within the camp, according to reports. The Lebanese troops may have made significant inroads into the refugee camp, as evidenced by the artillery shelling and smoke arising from within the camp. In previous attacks the army often targeted outer areas of Nahr el-Bared camp in their bid to make progress. The militants are believed to have been forced to the southern part of the camp after fierce fighting with troops in the north and east. Lebanese sources said a top Fatah Islam militant Naim Deeb Ghali was killed, however no official confirmation was available with the ban on media in place.On Saturday, four soldiers were killed and 10 others injured in the fighting that ensued between government troops and militants. The Lebanese troops used air power, firing at least 2 missiles at suspected positions in an attempt to cut off fighters fleeing th Read more:Fighting
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TB patient's relative to be investigated 2007-06-03 06:17:00 DENVER — A federal microbiologist, the father-in-law of the man quarantined with a drug-resistant form of tuberculosis, will be investigated to see how he was involved in the case, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Saturday. Meanwhile, the CDC said it has withdrawn the federal isolation order for TB patient
Andrew Speaker because a Denver health agency's order to detain him at a hospital there is sufficient to protect the public's health. The action ends the first federal quarantine order since 1963. Speaker has said he, his doctors and the CDC all knew he had TB that was resistant to some drugs before he flew to Europe for his wedding and honeymoon last month. Robert Cooksey, whose specialty at the CDC is TB and other bacteria, and who attended his daughter's wedding, has said he provided "fatherly advice" to Speaker about traveling with the illness. Speaker said he was advised at the time by Fulton County, Ga., health authorities that he was no
China rejects U.S. warning on toothpaste 2007-06-03 06:09:00 By ANITA CHANGASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER BEIJING -- China
rejected a warning
issued by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration urging consumers to avoid using Chinese toothpaste because it may contain a poisonous chemical used in antifreeze. Calling the FDA warning "unscientific, irresponsible and contradictory," China's General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine said in a statement posted on its Web site late Saturday that low levels of the chemical have been deemed safe for consumption. The FDA increased its scrutiny of toothpaste made in China because of reports that the products may contain diethylene glycol, a thickening agent used as a low-cost - but frequently deadly - substitute for glycerin, a sweetener commonly used in drugs. The agency was not aware of any poisoning but found toothpaste with the chemical in a shipment at the U.S. border and at two bargain retail stores, a Dollar Plus in Miami and a Todo A Peso in Puerto Rico. China's
Motorola announces 4,000 more jobs to be cut 2007-05-31 04:54:00 BEIJING, May 31 (Xinhuanet) -- Motorola
's Razr phone has lost its edge, resulting in an announcement Wednesday the cell phone maker will cut another 4,000 jobs as part of a scheme to improve sagging financial and operational results. The latest round of cuts means the world's No. 2 handset maker has announced plans to eliminate more than 10 percent of its work force since the start of 2007. The company already is in the process of eliminating 3,500 jobs as part of a two-year cost-cutting plan to save 400 million U.S. dollars. Those layoffs, announced in January, are to be completed by June 30. Motorola said it will save another 600 million dollars in 2008 by cutting 4,000 more workers, prioritizing investments and putting controls on discretionary spending and general and administrative expenses. "Long-term, sustainable profitability is — and always has been — Motorola's top priority," Chief Financial Officer Tom Meredith said. "Today's actions are an
UK soldier dies in Afghan air crash 2007-05-31 04:36:00 Press Association Thursday May 31, 2007 10:08 AM A helicopter which crash
ed in Afghan
istan, killing a British soldier
, is believed to have been brought down by Taliban fire, Nato officials said. The British serviceman was among seven people to die when the Chinook aircraft came down in Afghanistan's volatile Helmand province. "It was a hostile area, where the helicopter went down," said Major John Thomas, a spokesman for Nato's International Security Assistance Force. "Initial indications are that enemy fire may have brought down the helicopter." Other troops going to the scene were ambushed and had to call in air support to drive off their attackers. US officials also said initial reports suggested the helicopter was hit with a rocket-propelled grenade on Wednesday evening. The CH-47 Chinook was carrying a crew of five Americans and two military passengers, one British, the other Canadian, according to the US military. Major Thomas said that the wreckage remains on the site, whic
Oil falls $1 after Nigeria oil strike ends 2007-05-28 13:03:00 Concern that gasoline supplies might run short in the world's largest energy consumer helped drive oil prices to a nine-month high last week. U.S. gasoline futures bucked the fall in crude futures and were little changed on Monday. A series of refinery outages have cut U.S. gasoline supplies by 15 percent since the winter, reversing the seasonal trend to stockpile motor fuels ready for summer. The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has laid part of the blame for recent oil price spikes on U.S. motor fuel supply problems and has resisted consumer calls to pump more crude. "Production from OPEC will stay stable," a senior OPEC delegate told Reuters on Monday. "There is no reason for now to change. On the crude side, the market is well balanced." Refinery capacity constraints were likely to affect markets in consumer countries for some time, he added. Crude oil speculators boosted their net long positions by more than a fifth on the New York Mercantile E Read more:Nigeria
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World voices alarm at Lebanon fighting 2007-05-22 19:34:00 PARIS: The international community yesterday strongly condemned renewed fighting in Lebanon
, with warnings of a humanitarian crisis and calls by some for Islamic militiamen to be disarmed.The UN voiced concern about an unfolding human crisis in a Palestinian refugee camp in northern Lebanon where the army was locked in battle with Islamist extremists.The German presidency of the European Union condemned the bloodshed and called for the disarmament of Islamic militia fighters.The calls followed serious concern expressed by Russia on Sunday. “Such an upsurge of violence in an already tense situation in Lebanon gives rise to deep anxiety,” the Russian foreign ministry said.Lebanese troops pounded Islamist militiamen in a Palestinian refugee camp yesterday, the second day of the bloodiest internal fighting since the 1975-90 civil war that has now killed at least 55 people and raised deep concerns about Lebanon’s fragile security.Richard Cook, director of the UN Relief Works Agency f Read more:World
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MySpace agrees to expose sex offenders 2007-05-22 19:33:00 MySpace is yielding to demands by US state justice officials that it expose sexual predators who may be prowling the youth-oriented networking Web site.The move ends a standoff between MySpace and top prosecutors from eight US states that had demanded the identities of convicted sex criminals who have posted their profiles on the News Corp-owned Web site.State attorneys general subpoenaed MySpace after the Web site refused to hand over the data on the grounds that disclosure of the private information was barred by US law."Our subpoena compels this information right away - within hours not weeks, without delay - because it is vital to protecting children," said Connecticut state attorney general Richard Blumenthal."MySpace has decided to do the right thing, but additional steps are necessary, such as age verification, to protect children from predators on social networking sites."MySpace executives said that since "Sentinel Safe" software began running on the Web site May 2 it has ferr Read more:MySpace
Pew Study Sees Muslim Americans Assimilating. 2007-05-22 19:25:00 Muslim Americans
have integrated into society far better than European Muslims, but there appear to be significant pockets of disaffection — especially among the young and religious. That is the conclusion of an exhaustive survey of Muslim Americans released Tuesday by the Pew Research Center. More than 1,000 Muslims spoke at length about their American experience, and the results were mostly "good news," says Andrew Kohut, president of the Pew Research Center. "The Muslim American population is largely middle class, mostly mainstream, assimilated, happy with their lives and moderate on many of the issues that have divided Muslims and Westerners around the world," Kohut says. But the study found some surprising signs of discontent. More than half of Muslim Americans believe that the U.S. government singles Muslims out for extra surveillance. More than half of Muslims overall hold a very unfavorable view of al-Q Read more:Study
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Top 10 most stolen vehicles in Canada 2007-05-14 19:17:00 TORONTO (CP) - The 1999 and 2000 Honda Civics SiR 2-door hold the distinction of topping the most frequently stolen
vehicles list in Canada
for a second year in a row.The Insurance Bureau of Canada list also suggests the two models had the third and fourth highest theft claims cost per vehicle. The highest theft claim cost per vehicle was the third most frequently stolen vehicle - the 2004 Subaru Impreza WRX/WRX STi four-door all-wheel-drive. Number four on the most stolen list was the 1999 Acura Integra two-door, followed by the 1994 Honda Civic Si two-door Hatchback. The bureau says in 2005, 160,000 vehicles were stolen in Canada. The list of least stolen vehicles includes the 2000 Saab 9-5 four-door, 2002 Volvo S60 four-door all-wheel-drive, 2002 Pontiac Bonneville four-door and the 1998 Lincoln Continental. Top 10 Least Stolen Vehicles 1. (tie) 2000 Saab 9-5 4-door 1. (tie) 2002 Volvo S60 4-door AWD 1. (tie) 2002 Pontiac Bonneville 4-door 1. (tie) 1998 Lincoln
Pre-dawn attack on U.S. patrol in Iraq kills five; three still missing 2007-05-14 19:00:00 BAGHDAD - U.S. and Iraq
i troops searched house-to-house and combed fields with their bare hands Saturday after American troops and their Iraqi interpreter came under attack
in the notorious "triangle of death" south of Baghdad, leaving five dead and three missing.The military said the patrol was struck in a pre-dawn explosion near Mahmoudiya, about 30 kilometres south of Baghdad - an al-Qaida area where two U.S. soldiers were found massacred after disappearing at a checkpoint nearly a year ago.A nearby unit heard the blast and the search was launched after communication could not be established with the patrol, the military said. Shortly after the blast, a drone observed two burning vehicles.An emergency response unit arrived at the scene and found five members of the team dead and three others missing.Checkpoints were established throughout the area, while helicopters and jets buzzed overhead. AP Television News footage showed Iraqi soldiers picking through cattails and other weeds as
Paris Hilton gets 45 days in the slammer 2007-05-08 11:34:00 Los Angeles, CA - Heiress ParisHilton
has been jailed for 45 days after being found guilty of violating her probation for a drunk driving conviction.A Los Angeles judge ruled she must start her sentence on June 5th and has no prospect of an early release. Hilton told the judge she was very sorry and that she would "pay complete attention to everything" from now on. The socialite said she did not know her license had been suspended when caught driving without headlights in February. According to papers filed in Los Angeles' Superior Court, Hilton was stopped by California Highway Patrol officers on January 15th and informed she was driving on a suspended license. The 26-year-old then signed a document acknowledging she was not allowed to drive. On February 27th, she was stopped by Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department for speeding on Sunset Boulevard with her car's headlights off and charged with violating her probation. Although Hilton maintained she was not aware her lice Read more:slammer
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County reports surge of West Nile bird deaths 2007-07-21 13:39:00 With this week's discovery that 11 more birds have died of West Nile
virus in Butte County
, it's definitely time to take precautions, said Dr. Mark Lundberg, the county health officer. Five of the 11 birds came from the Chico area. Others came from Durham, Paradise, Magalia, Gridley and Oroville. Starting Monday, the Butte County Mosquito and Vector Control District plans to begin spraying in some Chico neighborhoods, Lundberg said in a phone interview Friday. He said it hadn't been decided exactly where the spraying would be done. When that has been determined, the information will be posted on the Health Department's Web site: www.buttecounty.net/publichealth. The spraying, known as "fogging," is done from slow-moving trucks that drive through neighborhoods. Officials say the spray, which kills mosquitoes, is harmless to humans and pets. Lundberg said he's concerned that the number of West Nile cases in the north valley and around the state is substantially higher this year at Read more:deaths
Britney, K-Fed to celebrate divorce at Disney World 2007-08-02 03:30:00 The Toxic singer - whose divorce
from Kevin was finalised on Monday - wants to whisk him and their two children, 22-month-old Sean Preston and 10-month-old Jayden James, off to the Florida resort. Although the couple are now officially divorced, custody arrangements for the two boys are yet to finalised. Britney
is keen to be the primary carer and sees the holiday as the perfect opportunity to show Kevin that she is a good parent. A source said: "Britney loves Disney
and thinks it's the perfect place for her and Kevin to show the children they are still a family. "They are sharing custody at the moment, but Britney would love to get full custody but needs to win Kevin over." The pair, who split last November after a two-year marriage, have rowed constantly over the care of their two sons. Kevin, who has two other children from a previous relationship, previously claimed the 25-year-old pop star - who recently completed a stint in rehab for alcoholism - was too unstable to be a full-ti Read more:World
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Minneapolis Bridge Into Collapses Into Mississippi River 2007-08-02 01:01:00 Minneapolis
Bridge Jammed With Rush-Hour Traffic Collapses Into MississippiRiver
, Killing 7MINNEAPOLIS - An interstate bridge jammed with rush-hour traffic suddenly broke into huge sections and collapsed into the Mississippi River Wednesday, pitching dozens of cars 60 feet into the water and killing at least six people. The eight-lane Interstate 35W bridge, a major Minneapolis artery, was in the midst of being repaired and had several lanes closed when it crumbled. "There were two lanes of traffic, bumper to bumper, at the point of the collapse. Those cars did go into the river," Minneapolis Police Lt. Amelia Huffman. "At this point there is nothing to suggest that this was anything other than a structural collapse."Jamie Winegar of Houston was sitting in traffic shortly after 6 p.m. when all of a sudden she started hearing "boom, boom, boom and we were just dropping, dropping, dropping, dropping." The car she was riding in landed on top of a smaller car but did not fall into
Lily Allen’s Work Visa Has Expired 2007-08-07 18:43:00 Lily Allen
has just found out that her work Visa has expired when she landed in the US. Lilly who is due to tour the US this September, was detained at LAX for 5 hours in connection with an arrest for an alleged assault in London a few months back. A spokesman for Lily has said that “She’s still in America. All her commitments will carry on as normal. The work visa will be sorted out by her next visit.” Lily will need a new work visa before she returns to the US on the 6th September which is when she is due to play in San Diego and attend the MTV VMA’s on 9th September Lily said that “I want my fans to know that I will do everything I can to be back in America in September. I don’t like letting my fans down and this is a situation that I am sure we can sort.” Do you think that she should have someone working for her that would have noticed that her visa was running out before it did?To subscribe (FREE) : HEREView us logon athttp://worldtopnews.blogspot.comRead Business A Read more:Lily Allen
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