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Records search for Google trends today was topped by "Emma the Amish girl" who is presently working as a model. She was a guest on the Howard Stern show discussing about the Amish lifestyle. However with her outfit that knight (definitely revealing) I really doubt it then again.
 
The Amish community has this practice called the Rumspringa where an Amish youth, at the age of 16, is given a chance to enjoy the outside world from clothing to food to even vices. A documentary film called... Read More

Northern Norway experienced an unlikely light show last December 9, before 8am. The sky was lit by a spiral light that lasted for 10 to 12 minutes before it disappeared completely. Speculations started coming out: firstly, it is a UFO, and secondly, that it is a failed missile launch. Earlier new evidences came out that answered the queries of everyone especially the Norwegians who saw it: the said spiral lighting was from a Russian Missile Test Launch that failed.

The Bulava missile was... Read More

The internet is a huge development for humankind if I may say so. It’s really some sort of a milestone for us to have this kind of technology that aids us in more ways than one. There’s business and leisure on the net, education and shopping, and of course networking sites that help you keep in touch with loved ones, friends and relatives.

Years before we would not have imagined that this kind of “thing” would be possible. But the human brain apparently keeps evolving and continu... Read More

In doing a background check on the ages of persons during old ages, the bible has given us information that people have the potential of living over a hundred years and more so than that. Living for a long time at present seems like only for a lucky few although it is obvious that they are weaker compared to how ancient scripts have described the old ones. These are due to the food we presently eat, the environment we live in, and the stress that every day brings.

BBC News, last October... Read More

Books and movies have time and again shown stories, both fictional and facts, about the timeless tales of crime and their victims. Stories like “Kiss the girls” (where beautiful and intelligent young women are kidnapped by the mysterious Casanova), and “Gone but not forgotten” are some of the most memorable tales of people being placed under the trust of those who happen to be the guilty, or those placed under wrong suspicions.

From domestic violence to those that even involves t... Read More