Fashion Girls Arrested For Cocaine

Fashion Girls Arrested For Cocaine

Mickenzie Dippenworth and Christine Scafa were roommates. They worked in the Fashion Institute of Technology. They wanted to live like celebrities. So they pass most of their time in party.


Undercover No. 5732 and Undercover No. 20978 were handsome, muscle-bound men flashing cash in the city's hottest nightclubs.


Behind the velvet ropes at Marquis, Home and Mansion, the two officers -- "Chris" and "Jack" -- sprang repeatedly for drinks & gambling. They also complimented the women's cleavage; they boasted of their penis size. They liked flirting too much.



After a month long flirtation the two women were arrested on charges they'd repeatedly sold small bags of cocaine to the two men they'd thought were their friends.


Scafa, 22, of tony Princeton Junction, and Dippenworth, 21, of Bel Air, Md., are charged with selling the undercovers a total 11 grams of cocaine for $1,280. But until now how much cocaine they sold still unrevealed.


The two men gave Dippenworth drinks, bragging they had paid $1,000 for bottle service, Dippenworth's lawyer, Michael Elbaz, wrote. Then, at 1:30 a.m., one of the undercovers "initiated a request for cocaine." When Dippenworth gave him the little left of her stash, the undercover "literally pushed $100 to the defendant and insisted that she take the money," Elbaz wrote.


The women are hoping their judge will believe that there description. They're due back in court April 27.

1st Rickshaw Festival Observed In Dhaka

1st Rickshaw Festival Observed In Dhaka

Bangladesh observed for the 1st time Rickshaw Festival on Saturday. The festival observed in Dhaka. Dhaka is the capital of Bangladesh. The festival is known as 'rickshaw capital of the world'.

Approximately 400,000 cycle-powered rickshaws run in the capital every day. This is also the reason for increasing traffic congestion and resulting collisions.

"The festival is meant to promote this environment-friendly vehicle, and the rickshaw-pulling community, that caters to a vast majority of people in the country," said Sara Siddiq, CEO of Bangladesh Changemakers, the festival organisers.


"The rickshaw is the middle class's favourite vehicle, and pollution-free," said one rickshaw lover. One young couple declared there was nothing to be compared taking a romantic rickshaw ride with a lover! Mushfira Mahfuza, mother of three and a half year-old Tuli, said: "We rushed to the site on hearing of the rickshaw festival."


Rickshaw pullers are very poor. They live from hand to mouth. One rickshaw puller, Saiful Islam, says: "I feel free in this profession." He also added that he chose this profession as it gave me an income for little capital. His daily earning is Tk 200-300.


Japanese are the inventer hand-drawn rickshaw. It was invented in 1868.


Siddiq said her organisation planned to make the Rickshaw Festival a regular event in Dhaka. It was also mulling hosting such festivals abroad, she added.

DNA Tests Proves The 13-year-old Boy Not The Actual Father

DNA Tests Proves The 13-year-old Boy Not The Actual Father

Alfie Patten, the 13-year-old boy who was alleged to have become the father of the baby girl, was proofed false through DNA tests. DNA tests justified that he was not the baby girl’s actual dad.


The £300 test was conducted on him after half a dozen boys claimed to have slept with schoolgirl pal Chantelle Stedman, 15. Chantelle told her half-sister Jodie O’Neill, 17, that her daughter’s father could have been one of the boys she slept with at her parents’ home in East Sussex. Alfie, the 4ft-tall pupil, was convinced he was the dad after a single night of unprotected sex with Chantelle.


The result will be a blow to Alfie who was “devastated” by the boys’ claims and “adored” Maisie. Chantelle became pregnant aged 14 after she “forgot to take” her contraceptive pill last May.

Facebook users campaign against Pope About The Controversial Statement Of Condom

Facebook users campaign against Pope About The Controversial Statement Of Condom

Facebook users raised their voice against Pope Benedict's remark that condoms do not prevent HIV.

Last week Pope went to Cameroon. There he said to the journalists,"You can't resolve it with the distribution of condoms," "On the contrary, it increases the problem." It was the most controversial comment from Pope.

Thousands of Facebook users have pledged to send the pontiff millions of condoms to protest this controversial comment. Most Facebook users who criticized about this comment were from European countries.

"It frightens me that a man who has devoted his life to moral guidance ... and is undeniably a learned, intelligent man can be at the same time so narrow-minded, bigoted and irresponsible," posted one of Facebook users.

Pope Benedict XVI has made it clear he intends to uphold the traditional Catholic teaching on artificial contraception. The Vatican has long opposed the use of condoms and other forms of birth control and encourages sexual abstinence to fight the spread of the disease.

The Lancet, a British medical journal, urged the pope Saturday to issue a retraction for the "outrageous and wildly inaccurate" statement to journalists aboard his plane. "When any influential person, be it a religious or political leader, makes a false scientific statement that could be devastating to the health of millions of people, they should retract or correct the public record," The Lancet said in an editorial.

Judy is the happiest girl in Britain

Judy is the happiest girl in Britain

If your name is either Judy or Joshua Then you are the happiest, while Lynn or Ben are likely to be the most miserable, according to psychologists research.

The research claims that a person's personality is found in his or her's name. The original meaning of Judy is 'praised' while Joshua is a biblical name meaning 'God is my salvation'.

Dr Holmes, of Manchester Metropolitan University, was commissioned to look into the psychology of first names for internet bank Smile. He found those called Mark or Ruth smile the most and those called Frank and Pauline smile the least. 'Names are like product brands in having a powerful effect on attitudes and should therefore be chosen with care.' said Dr. Holmes

Dr Holmes also said this chart would help the parents to choose right name fo the newborn babies. Here is the chart below.

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Montana Plane Crash

Montana Plane Crash

Seven children and seven adults died in a plane crash Sunday in Butte, Montana. The single-engine Pilatus PC 12 was headed to Bozeman, Montana, but was rerouted to Butte instead, said Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Mike Fergus. The plane crashed 500 feet short of the runway at Bert Mooney Airport.

The National Transportation Safety Board is sending an investigation team to the scene, Kristi Dunks, an aerosafety investigator with the agency, told reporters in Butte late Sunday. Dunks said the plane crashed at the Holy Cross Cemetery, just south of Runway 3 at the airport. No one was injured on the ground, Sheriff John Walsh said.
The two witnessed persons Martha Guidoni & her husband photographed one of the first images from the scene, which showed the cemetery in the foreground of a huge blaze. "We were just taking a ride -- all of a sudden, we watched this plane just take a nosedive," she told CNN.

"We drove into the cemetery to see if there was any way my husband could help someone. We were too late -- there was nothing to help." Her husband, Steve Guidoni, said the plane "went into the ground" and caught a tree on fire. Eric Teitelman, Oroville's director of community development and public works, said the small airport has no control tower, but, because it has a "wide-open runway" and a self-service fuel system, it is a frequent stop for general aviation aircraft.

There were conflicting reports about ownership of the plane, manufactured in 2001.

Jokes Of The Day

Jokes Of The Day

President Obama, First Lady Micchel and Joe Biden were flying on Air Force One.


Obama looked at Micchel, chuckled and said, ‘You know, I could throw a $1,000 bill out of the window right now and make somebody very happy.’


Micchel shrugged her shoulders and replied, ‘I could throw ten $100 bills out of the window and make ten people very happy.’


Biden added, ‘That being the case, I could throw one hundred $10 bills out of the window and make a hundred people very happy.’


Hearing their exchange, the pilot Rolled his eyes and said to his co-pilot, ‘Such big-shots back there.


Sh*t I could throw all of their @sses out of the window and make 56 million people very happy.’

Malaysian Woman Arrested For Worshipping Tea - Pot

Malaysian Woman Arrested For Worshipping Tea - Pot

Recently a Malaysian lady was arrested for worshipping a Tea- Pot. Would you believe that? But its fact.

Although the Malaysia constitution guarantees freedom of religion, a woman was recently arrested for joining a ‘Tea-Pot Worshiping’ cult.

The eccentric sect emphasizes unity between all religions and considers the teapot the symbol of purity and love “pouring from heaven.”

According to Malaysian Muslim law, born Muslims, such as Mrs. Ali who was arrested, are forbidden from converting to other religions. This lady had been arrested back in 1992 for the same reason and her case is an indication of the growing dissatisfaction of the non-Muslim Malaysians.

This narrow majority of ethnic Malays composes almost half of the total population, which is divided between Hindus of Indian origin, Christian and Buddhist ethnic Chinese. Their interests among all others are supposed to be protected by the government.

“This has to stop. They can’t be sending her again and again to prison for this. She informed the court that she is not a Muslim. She doesn’t come under Sharia court anymore,” said her lawyer, Sa’adiah Din, to the press.

The community stands behind the woman and has long standing grievances with the policies of the government concerning religious freedom. In the wake of this particular event, Christian churches made a rare political intervention, urging voters for the up and coming election to choose candidates who support freedom of worship.

Famous Birthday

Famous Birthday

1685 - Johann Sebastian Bach, Eisenach Germany Composer

1713 - Francis Lewis, signed Decl of Ind

1768 - Jean-Baptiste-Joseph Fourier, mathematician & Egyptologist

1806 - Benito Juarez, pres of Mexico (1858-72)

1813 - James Jesse Strang, king of Mormons on Beaver Is MI (1850-56)

1839 - Modest Mussorgsky, composer (Boris Gudunov Night on Bald Mtn.)

1866 - Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira Maury, astronomer

1869 - Florenz Ziegfeld, of Follies fame

1906 - John D. Rockefeller III, billionaire

1923 - Mort Lindsey, band leader

1930 - James Coco, actor

1934 - Al Freeman Jr,

1939 - Kathleen Widdoe,

This Day In History

This Day In History

1804 - French civil Code of Napoleon adopted

1844 - Bah '¡ New Year

1851 - Yosemite Valley discovered in Cal

1860 - US extradition treaty with Sweden

1907 - US invades Honduras

1918 - During WW I Germany launchs Somme Offensive -

1945 - During WW II Allied bombers begin 4 day raid over Germany

1946 - UN set up temporary hq at Hunter College (Bronx)

1960 - S African authorities kill 69 demonstrators at Sharpeville

1963 - Alcatraz fed pen in SF Bay closed

1965 - Martin Luther King Jr begins march from Selma to Montgomery

1965 - US Ranger 9 launched takes 5 -814 pictures before lunar impact

1986 - 199.22 million shares traded in NY Stock Exchange

How Internet Will Not Work Properly

How Internet Will Not Work Properly

MAKE MONEY FAST" posts protected by 1st amendment.

Sun internet servers replaced with pentiums.

Dan Quayle appointed head of "bandwidth expansion tiger team".

Free netcom account with purchase of big mac.

Gameboy web browsers.

Two words: "Microsoft Network"

Rigorous user screening process abolished by America On-Line.

A Philosopher & The Driver

A Philosopher & The Driver

A philosopher was highly respected by his driver. He listened in awe at every speech while his boss would easily answer questions about morality and ethics.

Then one day the driver approached the philosopher and asked if he was willing to switch roles for the evening's lecture. The philosopher agreed and, for a while, the driver handled himself remarkably well. When it came time for questions from the guests, a woman in the back asked, "Is the epistemological view of the universe still valid in an existentialist world?"

"That is an extremely simple question," he responded. "So simple, in fact, that even my driver could answer that, which is exactly what he will do."

The Way Of Copywriting

The Way Of Copywriting

An advertising team is working very late at night on a project due the next morning.


Suddenly, a Genie appears before them and offers to each of them one wish.

The copywriter says: "I've always dreamed of writing the great American novel and having my work studied in schools across the land. I'd like to go to a tropical island where I can concentrate and write my masterpiece."

The Genie says, "No problem!" and poof! The copywriter is gone.

The art director says: "I want to create a painting so beautiful that it would hang in the Louvre Museum in Paris for all the world to admire. I want to go to the French countryside to work on my painting."

The Genie says, "Your wish is granted!" and poof! The art director is gone.

The Genie then turns to the account executive and says, "And what is your wish?"

The account executive says, "I want those two assholes back here right now."

Famous Birthday

Famous Birthday

76 - Hadrian, Roman Emperor (builder of Hadrian's Wall)


938 - Romanos II, Byzantine emperor (d. 963)


1275 - Margaret Plantagenet, English princess (d. 1318)


1821 - Johann Josef Loschmidt, Austrian scientist (d. 1895)


1824 - Branko Radicevic, Serbian poet (1st Serbian Uprising)


1824 - Jules Chevalier, French priest (d. 1907)


1830 - Paul von Heyse, Germany, writer (Nobel 1910)


1844 - Bransby Cooper, cricketer (in Dhaka Batsman in Australia's 1st Test)


1866 - Matthew Charlton, Australian politician (d. 1948)


1868 - Grace Chisholm Young, English mathematician (d. 1944)


1897 - Jackson Scholz, American runner (d. 1986)


1901 - Theo Uden Marsman, Dutch orchestra leader


1905 - Berthold Schenck von Stauffenberg, attempted to assassinate Hitler


1907 - Jimmy McPartland, jazz trumpeteer/actor (Magic Horn)


1918 - Richard Ellmann, US, literary scholar/writer (Oscar Wilde)


1920 - E. Donnall Thomas, American physician, Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine


1945 - Jorgen Sundelin, Sweden, yachtsmen (Olympic-gold-1968)


1950 - Jørgen Olsen, Danish singer


1955 - Mohsin Khan, cricketer (Pakistani opening batsman late 70s early 80s)


1959 - Renny Harlin, Finnish film director


1959 - Lisa Holton, American writer


1959 - Fabio Lanzoni, Italian model


1967 - Naoko Takeuchi, Japanese artist


1971 - Patrick Reidy, Melbourne VIC Australia, basketball forward (Oly-96)


1972 - Oliver Gibson, NFL defensive tackle (Pitts Steelers)


1972 - Steve Danielson, Honolulu, field hockey defender (Olympics-96)


1975 - Eva Longoria, American actress


1976 - Jennifer 8. Lee, American journalist


1977 - Brian Tee, American actor


1982 - Emily Tyndall, American actress


1985 - Eva Amurri, American actress


1985 - Tom Chilton, British racing driver


1991 - Kie Kitano, Japanese actress

A Boy With Two Penises

A Boy With Two Penises

A baby was born with two penises. In Russia he has undergone complicated surgery to join them into one.

The child's name is Artyom G. He was born two weeks ago after a normal pregnancy.

He was rushed from his maternity hospital to St Vladimir's Children's Clinical Hospital in Moscow where he underwent the lengthy operation to join the two penises.

"The surgery was complicated. We had to form one penis out of two, make the abdominal wall and create a bladder," said a doctor involved in the five hour operation.

"When our colleagues asked for help we said 'yes' immediately but we couldn't imagine the case would be so complicated."

According to the The Sun, the hospital said that the baby is now in good health and the surgery a complete success.

"He will grow into a normal man and be able to have kids," the doctor added.

Tea & Coffee Have Better Taste

Tea & Coffee Have Better Taste

A psychologist of Sheffield University says that tea and coffee really do taste better from favourite cup or mug.

Dr Tom Stafford, of Sheffield University, says brains are trained to believe the daily ritual of making coffee or tea should be done in a certain way.

"Drinking tea and coffee is very ritualistic and people become very addictive to the way they want their brew made," he told to a famous magazine.

"Caffeine is very much a drug of reward and like any addict, people develop passions on how the drug is delivered. Wherever there is drug use then rituals will always develop.

"The long association with the delivery of a morning cup of coffee or tea people genuinely think it tastes better out of a particular cup.

"It might be irrational or arbitrary but it's absolutely true. Your daily brew tastes better from your favourite mug."

According to research, 65% of Brits have a favourite cup or mug.

New Born Baby baths With The Breast Milk

New Born Baby baths With The Breast Milk

Currently a Chinese new mother is producing much breast milk. So she starts to bath her baby with the excess milk every day.

Mrs Luo, of Chongqing, says she is producing two litres of milk more than she needs to feed her six-week-old daughter Shan Shan.

Mother, husband and her mother-in-law had all been drinking the extra milk but she says they still have plenty left over.

Luo's mother-in-law said they were all beginning to feel like they were drinking too much milk: "Then I suggested why not give the baby a breast milk bath, and they took my advice," she said.

Luo said the milk bath makes her Shan Shan's skin really smooth and white, reports the Chingqing Times.

But she is looking for someone to donate her extra breast milk to as she feels that bathing her baby in breast milk is too much of an indulgence.