1. Nicole Richie has captured the moment a paparazzo dropped his child to take a photo of her – and she’s shared that photo on social media. Thirty-one-year-old Richie was at LA airport when the incident occurred.
She posted a pic with this caption: “This paparazzi dragged his poor, sweet little girl on my plane from NYC to LA. As he ran her off the plane, he dropped her ON THE FLOOR of LAX as she laid there, crying her eyes out.. Just to get his shot. #Heartbreaking #FatherOfTheYear (sic).”
2. An Australian woman will attempt to swim almost 169 kilometres from Florida to Cuba. Marathon swimmer Chloe McCardel will set off this month and she expects the swim to take 60 hours. It’s the same swim Susie Maroney attempted back in 1997, although unlike Maroney, McCardel will attempt it without a shark cage.
27-year-old McCardel told USA SPORTS: ”I won’t be touching the boat. I won’t be touching anyone else, no one’s allowed to touch me. I can’t have any flotation devices and anything that would help me move forward.” If she makes it, she’ll hold the record for the longest solo unassisted ocean swim ever.
3. A NSW teenager has died after taking what he thought was LSD and jumping from the balcony of a third-floor unit. Seventeen-year-old Henry Kwan was reportedly acting out of character before his fall.
His parents said he stripped naked and claimed he could fly. Police investigating Kwan’s death say there’s been a rise in the number of teenagers taking a synthetic hallucinogenic, which is masked as LSD by drug dealers recently.
4. A new survey has found that women start to ‘turn into their mothers’ at the age of 31. The survey of 1000 women found that people tended to feel more like their mother when they began to get married and have kids. For the record – Kate Middleton is 31 and expecting her first child in the next two months.
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I do not get the big ra-ra about bottled water! If I'm out and about and am thirsty, I'm much more inclined to buy a bottle of water than coke, lemonade, juice or any other drink, really. I just prefer water. Usually I bring my own bottle, but sometimes I forget. It really annoys me that some places are banning bottled water and that it is seen as such an evil product. I know it is in plastic and that is damaging for the environment - which is why I use a reusable metal bottle - but so are all the other drinks too and there doesn't seem to be the same about of outrage about these...oh well, I'm going to go and have a wine now :)
Well from my training and work as a Sonographer, we are not allowed to divulge any information to the patient. It all must come from their Doctor.