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Former President, Jerry John Rawlings set to form new political party

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Mr. & Mrs. Rawlings Information reaching my desk indicate that former President, Jerry John Rawlings and his wife, Nana Konadu Agyemang Rawlings have formed a new political party by name, National Democratic Party which is yet to be registered. It is speculated that the formation of this party is intended to split the National Democratic Congress formed by them in 1992 and now taken over by the sitting President, John Evans Atta Mills, who was once his vice president.  The former president who championed the cause of victory for the NDC in the 2008 general elections feels he and his wife have been neglected and relegated to the background in the activities of the party. Former President during the 2nd round-off election at Tain District Even though the Rawlingses are currently out of the country, information indicate that they are seriously soliciting for funds to run the party and also party faithfulls are at the grassroots mobilizing the citizenry to join the party. Ho

Can men be that wicked? Acid victim commits suicide

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                       Before the attack                                 After the attack (totally deformed) ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pakistani acid attack victim Fakhra Younus had endured more than three dozen surgeries over more than a decade to repair her severely damaged face and body when she finally decided life was no longer worth living. The 33-year-old former dancing girl — who was allegedly attacked by her then-husband, an ex-lawmaker and son of a political powerhouse — jumped from the sixth floor of a building in Rome, where she had been living and receiving treatment. Her March 17 suicide and the return of her body to Pakistan on Sunday reignited furor over the case, which received significant international attention at the time of the attack. Her death came less than a month after a Pakistani filmmaker won the country's first Oscar for a documentary about acid attack victims. Younus' story highlights the horrible mistreatment many women face in Pakistan's conse

Coitus after 50?

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Hi good people of blog ville, I've missed you so much, I read this on the net and wish to share with you. Source will be duly acknowledged. Read on. Coitus after menopause? Some experts will tell you it’s a downhill ride of waning sex drive and dried up hormones. Sorry, we’re not buying it. We happen to think there are plenty of 50-plus babes who are rocking it just as much as in their younger days. (See Madonna.) And there’s no reason the rest of us shouldn’t too. “You’re not bothered by menses. You’re not bothered by kids in the house. You can have sex in any room in the house,” says Irwin Goldstein, MD, the director of San Diego Sexual Medicine at Alvarado Hospital. “You can have the greatest sex life on earth.” No pregnancy worries Sex in your 40s can be great, but you may still be making school lunches, wiping noses, juggling a career, and trying to avoid pregnancy. “Forty to fifty is still an anxiety point for many women because you can still get pregnant,” says

What makes you wear the shoes you wear?

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Have you ever thought why you wear shoes? Answer is simple to keep your feet warm, dry and protect them from mud and hardness of ground. Shoes are now part of your personality, or you can say that your shoes reflect your personality.  Can you try any of the following?  Looks funny though, but I prefer the auto mobile shoe, to enable me walk faster. lol.

Some funny shoes for your eyes

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Kooky Kicks What shoes go well with a red leopard-print mini? Neon yellow lace-up platform booties, if you're Snooki. Bright Stuff Snooki shielded her eyes from her blinding neon top with a pair of bedazzled sunglasses. Want to check them out?

1st Anniversary of Japan Tsunami

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A whirlpool caused by the March 11, 2011 tsunami is seen near Oarai City, Ibaraki prefecture, in this image taken March 11, 2011 (L), with the same area being shown on March 3, 2012, in this combination photo released by Kyodo on March 7, 2012, ahead of the one-year anniversary of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.  During                                                                 A year after  Credit REUTERS/Kyodo