Jay Z, Beyonce and Blue Ivy go sight-seeing in Paris

The Carters, who have been in Paris for about a week now following their show in the city, caused quite a hysteria when they went sight-seeing in the city of love yesterday...with their security detail of course...and Beyonce was the photographer for the family.

The world's Most Beautiful First Ladies

Richestlifestyle.com a few days ago released its list of The Most Beautiful First Ladies in the world 2014 and US First Lady Michelle Obama came 6th. See all the world's most beautiful

1) Queen Rania of Jordan

2) Asma al-Assad - First lady of Syria

3) Princess Lalla Salma of Morocco

4) Mehriban Aliyeva - Azerbaijan’s First Lady

5) Queen Jetsun Pema of Bhutan

6) Michelle Obama - US First Lady

7) Sylvia Bongo Ondimba - Gabon’s First Lady

8) Angelica Rivera - Mexico’s current First Lady,

House on fire

Question of the day.
Imagine This!
Your House Is Burning And You Have The Opportunity To Pick Only One Thing, What Would You pick? [See List]
1. 50Million Pounds Cash Under The Bed.
2. Your Mum
3. Your 5 Years Old Son
4. Your Certificates
5. Your Wife/Husband
6. Your Bible/Quran
Choose One.

Somalia's first cash machine opens in Mogadishu

Somalia's first-ever cash withdrawal machine has been installed in the capital, Mogadishu.

Some people are confused about how the machine works because they have never used one before, reports the BBC's Mohamed Moalimu from the city.
The machine, installed by Salaam Somali Bank in an upmarket hotel, allows customers to withdraw US dollars.
Somalia has a rudimentary banking sector, with many people relying on remittances from abroad.
Its development has been thwarted by more than two decades of conflict involving clan and religious-based militia groups.
'Big step forward' Somali's currency, the shilling, is almost worthless and many businessmen and foreigners deal in dollars.

Mogadishu has been hit by instability for more than two decades and the Somali shilling is almost worthless

African Union troops are trying to restore order across Somalia

The machine allows people to withdraw money from their international bank accounts, using cards like Visa, MasterCard and American Express, our correspondent says.
A spokesman for Salaam Somali Bank, Said Abukar, said people can only withdraw US dollars.
"We may add other international currencies in the future. People from the diaspora and foreigners have welcomed the move with enthusiasm. We are planning to install more ATMs in Mogadishu," he told the BBC.
Omar Hassan, a visitor from the UK, said the installation of the machine was a "big step forward" for Somalia.
"I have been staying in Mogadishu for longer than I originally planned so I ran out of cash. I couldn't believe my luck when I heard about the new cash machine," he told the BBC, as he stood in the queue to withdraw cash.

Ebola outbreak: Spain investigates new case

Investigations are under way at a hospital in Madrid after a Spanish nurse became the first person known to have contracted the deadly Ebola virus outside West Africa. The nurse had treated two Spanish missionaries who died of the disease after being flown home from the region.
Three other people, including the nurse's husband, have been quarantined.
The European Commission has asked Spain to explain how the nurse could have become infected.
Some 3,400 people have died in the outbreak - mostly in West Africa.
The Spanish auxiliary nurse, a 40-year-old woman who has not been named, was one of about 30 staff at the Carlos III hospital in Madrid who had been treating priests Manuel Garcia Viejo and Miguel Pajares, officials say.
Mr Garcia Viejo, 69, died at the hospital on 25 September after catching Ebola in Sierra Leone. Mr Pajares, 75, died in August after contracting the virus in Liberia.

The nurse was moved to Carlos III hospital in Madrid in the early hours of Tuesday

Staff staged a protest outside La Paz Hospital in Madrid over the government's handling of the Ebola cases

The nurse had twice gone into the room where Mr Garcia Viejo had been treated, to be directly involved in his care and to disinfect the room after his death. Both times she was wearing protective clothing.
Madrid healthcare director Antonia Alemany told reporters that according to the information available: "The nurse went into the room wearing the individual protection gear and there's no knowledge of an accidental exposure to risk."
Shortly afterwards the nurse went on holiday, a hospital spokesman said, but fell ill on 30 September and was admitted to Alcorcon hospital in south-west Madrid on Sunday after being tested positive for Ebola.
Early on Tuesday she was moved under police escort to Carlos III hospital in the capital and is said to be in a stable condition.
The Spanish health authorities say she is being treated with a drip using antibodies from previous Ebola patients.
Her husband and a second nurse who treated the missionary are now in quarantine, officials said, as well as a man who recently arrived on a flight from Nigeria.

The transexual wife who was murdered & cooked by her husband

Unbelievable! This stunning 27 year old transsexual woman (meaning she used to be a man) named Mayang Prasetyo from Indonesia was murdered by her 28 year old chef husband Marcus Peter Volke who then cooked her in their apartment in Brisbane, Australia. When police entered the home, they found some of Mayang's body spread out across their home while some of her remains were found boiling in chemicals on a stove.

After killing and cooking his wife who once advertised herself as a high-class transsexual escort, Marcus slit his own throat as he fled from police.

Neigbours of the couple called police after they perceived a terrible smell coming from the apartment on Saturday night October 4th. When police arrived there, Marcus fled the apartment and his body was later found in a wheelie bin close to his home.

Nobody knows why he killed his wife but according to his family, he had no history of mental illness or doesn't have a violent record.

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