Saturday, 2 November 2013

10-year-old Boy Jumps To His Death From 30 Storey Building After His Teacher Ordered Him To!

10-year-old Boy Jumps To His Death From 30 Storey Building After His Teacher Ordered Him To!




The parents of ten-year-old Jun Jun who jumped to his death
 A ten-year-old boy in China has died after his teacher reportedly told him to jump from a 30-storey building.

According to HindustanTimes, the fifth-grade primary school boy, named Jun Jun, had made noise in class, so his teacher asked him to write a 1,000-character apology for talking in class.

When the young boy failed to write the apology, his teacher ordered him to jump off the building.

Chinese tradition demands strict discipline and respect to elders/superiors so kids are under pressure
to obey instructions.

'Teacher, I can't do it,' was found written in one of the young boy's textbooks as he hesitated jumping. 'I flinched several times when I tried to jump from the building.'

Eventually, he jumped and smashed into a parked car beneath the flat where his family lives.

The boy's school say that the child and some of his classmates had been ordered to write reviews of their behaviour after they disturbed a speaking competition, that he died 'by accident'.

His devastated parents have now launched a campaign against the extreme pressure put on Chinese students.
Jun Jun jumped from the 30th floor of a building and landed on this parked car

Friday, 1 November 2013

Photos: Kim Kardashian Shows Off Her Amazing Weight Loss in See-Through White Dress!

Photos: Kim Kardashian Shows Off Her Amazing Weight Loss in See-Through White Dress!

Kim Kardashian has been proudly flaunting her post baby figure lately, sending a very clear message to her 'haters', that her super hot bod is back!
Check out what Kim wore yesterday, Wednesday, Oct. 30, for her appearance on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno -  a see-through white-lace dress over a black bra and matching hot pants.
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Speaking with Leno, Kim revealed she had taken all the bashing, criticisms by people that she was too fat during her pregnancy to heart, that it really hurt her soul.
And that the super-revealing photo of herself in a skimpy white bathing suit she one time posted on her Instagram page, was her "big middle finger' to the world picture.

Beheaded Brazilian Footballer Had Posted Photos Online Of Men Who 'Stole From His Shop' Days Before His Death

Beheaded Brazilian Footballer Had Posted Photos Online Of Men Who 'Stole From His Shop' Days Before His Death


Police investigating the brutal death of a Brazilian footballer believe he may have been killed by gangsters he had tried to catch by posting their photos on Facebook.

The mutilated head of Joao Rodrigo Silva Santos, 35 was delivered in a rucksack to his horrified wife Geiza Silva at their home in Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday morning.

DailyMail reports that officers had originally suspected the grisly crime was the work of drug dealers from a slum where Ms Silva, 31, worked but it later emerged the former professional footballer, had recently published photos on the internet of three men he claimed had robbed his new business venture, a health food shop called Forga Natural.

The 20 photos, which were posted on his shop's Facebook page two weeks ago, showed images from the store's CCTV cameras of the street in front of the shop just before the armed robbery in August.

Mr Santos had written:
"Guys, help me put these shop thieves in jail, I was robbed by these criminals, 13/08/13. Whoever recognises on of them help me!
Witnesses claim a group of men snatched Mr Santos - who recently retired from football after a successful career playing for teams in Rio de Janeiro - as he was closing his shop late on Monday night.

 Ms Silva, a police social worker, found her husband's severed head - minus his eyes and tongue - after opening the rucksack which was dumped on the doorstep of the couple's home at around 5.30am the next morning.

Yesterday police said body parts, believed to belong to the footballer, had been discovered beside the Guandu river in Queimados, greater Rio de Janeiro.

Mr Santos' brother-in-law told Brazil's Globo G1 website that family members had positively identified the male torso because of a birth mark on Mr Santos' stomach.
He also told the website that the player's wife, Geisa Silva, 31, stayed up all night after her husband failed to arrive home.

He said: 'Every time a car passed by she would go to see.

'She was getting ready to go to work at around 5.30am when she heard a noise, opened the front door and saw his rucksack. When she opened it she discovered it contained his head.

'I did not want to look but the people who saw it said they had gouged out his eyes and cut off his tongue,' said the horrified relative.

Neighbours living close to the crime scene reported hearing a woman screaming: 'My God, it's Joao! It’s Joao’s head.'

A police spokesman said other body parts had also been found in the area and were being DNA tested.

He said the murder bears the hallmarks of an execution by drug gangsters, but stressed that "every line of investigation" is still open.

The couple had been together for 11 years and were described as ‘lovely’ by neighbours.

'They were a happy, quiet couple,' said a neighbour, who asked not to be identified. 'But you never know what may have motivated a crime as stupid and as senseless as this.'

Mr Santos’ played as a professional footballer between 1996 and 2005 - during which he scored 33 goals in 103 matches as a striker. 

Nicknamed Humble Hero, he was signed to a number of second division teams.
 He also played abroad for Swedish Club Oster Vaxjo  and Olimpia in Honduras. 

A recent United Nations report into drug trafficking-related crime in Brazil found that more than half of the homicides, robberies and thefts have a direct or indirect link with this criminal activity

Over 25 Percent Mobile Users in India Not Satisfied with their Mobile Service Provider

More than 25 percent Mobile service users (one in three) in urban India are currently facing verius issues with their operator and almost not satisfied with the customer service, reveled in Ericsson ConsumerLab’s India study report.
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However, on average, just under half of all problems are relayed back to the operator. The impact of a poor experience has 47% of consumers thinking of switching other mobile operators. One in three urban mobile users claim they do not find mobile plans (Voice, Data and Roaming) that best suit their usage patterns, and 85% rate quick activation of services as very important.
ConsumerLab’s India study, gives a detailed analysis of Mobile Service users of India expectations from their mobile operators. The study ranks 12 different service industries including mobile operators on nine performance attributes, including the ability to quickly solve problems, ease of making payments, and innovation.Mobile consumer Expections_Infograph_1The benchmarking analysis in this report also revealed that airlines, online shopping, and fast food industries were ranked high by consumers on overall consumer experience offered due to transparency, punctuality, and innovation. While Mobile operators in India are comparatively behind on such service expectations.
The report highlights areas that operators can focus on to deliver a superior consumer experience. The ConsumerLab study found that mobile broadband consumers with a positive service experience are three times more loyal to their operator than a consumer with a dissatisfied customer service experience.
Mobile broadband (3G and EVDO) customer service needs more focus as smartphone users are twice as likely to face issues such as slow speeds and dropped data connections. Poor customer service, network or mobile internet performance accounts for half of the issues faced by mobile users who are looking to switch operators.
To retain smartphone users, operators must fulfill basic needs such as high accuracy in billing/charging, high quality network performance and delighters such as assured mobile internet speeds, rewards, and loyalty programs. All of these factors will increase satisfaction proportionately. Additionally, mobile operators must equip customer care executives with the tools needed to improve service delivery.
Highlighting the need for transformation in customer service, the study found that three out of five telecom customer care agents find it difficult to respond to the more complex queries presented by data intensive users. Over 77% indicated a need for a single unified view of the customer’s account.Why do mobile service customer care agent struggle in IndiaThis will help them take decisions in the best interest of consumers while improving consumer experience. The long hold times experienced when calling mobile operators’ customer care centers is often because 40% of CC agents claim they have to switch between four screens to solve a single query. Ericsson India study was carried out in India between February-April 2013. Consumers owning mobile phones in the age group of 15-50 years were interviewed.
Nine group discussions and 4003 face to face interviews were conducted across 16 urban cities. Face to face interviews were also carried out with 200 customer care agents manning call centers for mobile operators across 8 Indian cities.
\Ericsson ConsumerLab also mined social media data and sifted over 250 million tweets and 1.8 million posts across Facebook, Twitter, blogs and complaint forums to identify 100,000 key conversations on mobile broadband experience among Indian online users starting June 2011-Jan 2013. The survey is representative of the views and opinions of 100 million urban mobile consumers.

Thursday, 31 October 2013

Boy, 14, Rapes Nine-year-old Girl To Death In Lagos

Boy, 14, Rapes Nine-year-old Girl To Death In Lagos

The police in Lagos State have commenced investigation into how a nine-year-old girl died, after sustaining injuries caused by alleged consistent rape.
According to police authorities, the deceased was raped over five times, by a 14-year-old student, Onyi Adimabua, in the Ikorodu area of the state.
The father of the deceased, Simeon Jigo, told PUNCH Metro that Onyi is the son of the proprietor of the school his daughter attended.
He said his daughter opened up about the rape when she started having medical problems.
The 77-year-old man said his daughter died on October 3, 2013. He said:
“Up until my daughter’s death, she was a pupil of Fulfilled Greenland School, Ikorodu, and she was in primary three. One day, she came home and started complaining of pains around her vagina, stomach area.
We rushed her to Ikorodu General Hospital. A doctor checked her and after conducting some tests on her, told us that my daughter had sustained medical complications due to forced sexual intercourse.
I was alarmed by this; so, I had a private discussion with my daughter. She told me that it was her school proprietor’s son, Onyi, that had been raping her. The boy had threatened to kill her if she ever told anyone about it.”
The indigene of Ondo State told PUNCH Metro that after initial treatments, he took his daughter to Arogbo in Ondo State to be taken care of but her condition continued to deteriorate.
A few days after the troubled father travelled to Ondo State, Onyi, accompanied by his parents, also travelled to Ondo State, to apologise to Jigo’s family. The girl, however, was said to have died that very day.
“On getting to the house where my daughter was, we discovered that she was dead. Onyi confessed that he had been raping my daughter prior to her death,’ Jigo said.
PUNCH Metro learnt that after the girl’s demise, irate youths in the area attempted to lynch the 14-year-old boy. The bereaved father was said to have intervened and reported the matter to a nearby police station, where the teenager was held for safe keeping.
The next morning, Onyi and his parents travelled back to Lagos.The alleged rapist’s parents, in company with a chief in Ikorodu, reportedly visited Jigo when he returned to Lagos.
The group were said to have pleaded that the bereaved father should not pursue the case but he refused. Jigo said:
“I went to the Ikorodu Police station to report the case but was surprised when the policemen on duty said I should not write any statement.  They only told me to write down my telephone number and said they would call me later.
After waiting for many days without any call, I wrote a petition and the matter was transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department, Yaba.”
It was however learnt that Onyi had been taken to his father’s hometown in Delta State thereby stalling police investigation.
The teenager’s parents,  however described the incident as the handiwork of the devil.
The 14-year-old boy’s father, Andrew Adimabua, said:
“I trained that boy in the way of the Lord and expected so much from him. He has confessed to the act; there is nothing to hide. He told me that he learnt about sex by watching blue (pornographic) films.
We are not hiding him and we will cooperate with the police. On the day the little girl died, he was beaten up and made to stay in the rain for hours. As a result, he contracted pneumonia so we sent him home for treatment. When he recovers, he’ll be taken to the police for questioning.”
Police Public Relations Officer, Ngozi Braide, who confirmed the incident to our correspondent on the telephone, expressed shock at the development.Braide said Onyi would be re-arrested in the course of investigation.
“It is appalling that a teenager could indulge in such act. The matter is under investigation and the culprit will be re-arrested.”

Nokia phone lost underwater for 3 months, still works



Nokia phone lost underwater for 3 months, still works

(Swedish citizen Roger Nilsson…)
NEW DELHI: Nokia has a legacy of making durable handsets, from the old 3315 to the new Lumia range. A recent incident reinforces the belief that Nokia makes some of the most durable mobile phones in the market still.
According to a Swede citizen Roger Nilsson, he recently found a Lumia 800 smartphone that was lost three and a half months ago in a lake. Except that the device is not rated for water resistance and is vulnerable to damage like any other standard smartphone in the market today.

Would New Yorker Cartoon Captions be Funnier if They Mentioned Blowjobs?

Today Emily Heller cemented her place in our list of the 30 female comedians under 35. Of course we never had a doubt that Heller deserved the recognition — as we wrote a week ago, the comedian is “disarmingly self-deprecating and hilariously perceptive,” a winning combination — but with the discovery of “Suck My Dick, New Yorker Caption Contest,” we stand firm in our convictions.
What is “Suck My Dick, New Yorker Caption Contest,” you ask? “Suck My Dick, New Yorker Caption Contest” (yeah we love typing that out and will continue to do so as long as we can) is Heller’s Tumblr with her brother Nate that is based on the presumption that “every week, [New Yorker captions] would be way funnier if they just talked about sucking dick.” Is it silly? Absolutely. Are the Heller siblings right? Surprisingly (…that is if you’re an adult with an evolved sense of humor, which we are not, so we weren’t surprised), yes. All the erudite puns in the world can’t beat a good ol’ fashioned dick joke.