Tuesday, 9 July 2013

Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux Reunite Amid Split Rumors,097.2013

Just because Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux haven't had a blowout summer wedding yet, doesn't mean there's trouble in paradise.

X17 Online captured photos of the "Wanderlust" co-stars shopping at Beverly Hills boutique Maxfield on Sunday. Aniston, 44, and Theroux, 41, both appeared to be in great spirits during the outing, as they were pictured laughing and smiling.

The last time the couple was spotted out together was at Lake Bell and Scott Campbell's wedding in New Orleans on June 2.
Reports surfaced about a month ago that Jen and Justin had decided to put their wedding on hold, partly due to the massive renovation of their $21 million dollar Bel Air mansion.
However, sources told omg! at the time that despite the rumors, "wedding talk hasn't stopped."
Both Aniston and Theroux's schedules have kept them apart recently, with Theroux spending time in New York City and his fiancée on the West Coast, and they won't be slowing down anytime soon professionally.
She'll begin promotion for her upcoming comedy "We're the Millers" shortly, and will start filming two new movies. He, meanwhile, has been cast in the HBO pilot "The Leftovers."
While Theroux and Aniston may not be in a rush to walk down the aisle together, it's likely they'll both be attending another wedding soon. The "Friends" actress’s longtime pal Jimmy Kimmel is rumored to be getting married in early July.
More Celebrity Features on Yahoo!:

Leave a comment... Comment Guidelines
your avatar

Post AsOptions

470 comments

 Post a comment
- No comments:

Sunday, 30 June 2013

The beginnig of life,mystery is still on,



Beginning of life firstly comes on what is sex ?so some scientist define sex as gift ,sex is the most beautiful gift that god has given to us a little pieccs  of heaven,and sex a bond is a pleasure that expressed physically to prove love and bond ties two heart & souls together ,sex as a physical and emotional attraction between two consenting edult ,it can be passionate kissing on long session of pleasure contact between the two lover ,it can be last one hrs or life time ..sex is when a men and woman comes together for the purpose of reproduction ,sex is love that mainly pleasure . and reproduction

So comes 1st conception,

The creation of each new human life starts with fertilization .this is the uniform of an ovum (egg)from female with sperm from a male . the male and female cells are brought together following  sexual intercourse ,when male release semen through the opening at the tip of the penis into the woman vagina. The million of sperm in the semen swim through the cervix in to the uterus and towards the ovum in the fallopian tube, although only a few actually reach the ovum. Fertilization usually takes place inside a fallopian tube,but it can only occur if sperm meet the ovum in the first 24 hrs after the ovum release from ovary once a sperm penetrates the ovum,it nucleus fuses with that of ovum and a single new cell is produced  that contains  genetic material from both parents .the new cell divides repeatedly to form a ball –shaped cluster of cells, which travels along the fallopian tube into the uterus. about a week after fertilization  ,the tiny ball of cell burrows, or  implants in to the lining of the uterus.the start of pregnancy, which begain with fertilization  and implantation called conception

On other hand sperm are ideally suited to their task of swimming and finding an egg to fertilize.they are light weight and streamlined with a round flattened head and long tail, the head contain a package of genetic instruction ,the tail whip-link movement propel the sperm forwards at up to 4mm per minutes

This blog intent to lay men who has no idea how human being first come to universal cell grow in mother uterus about 9th month ,then ready to come in the world  this one kind of mystery . every animal ic all birds,fish, all living there is two group ,male and female .

Blood is essential to human life ,as a body’s major transport medium it has numbers of  roles,blood carries life –giving oxygen to all parts and collects carbon dioxide for removed by the lungs  it also distributes vitamin,nutrient,and energy –rich sugar from disgested food and picks up wates such as urea for disposal by the kidneys blood is a high way white  blood cell,that fight germs,also carries homones and chemicals that stimulate and co ordinate body process .

The urinary system,as blood circulates around the body ,it is continually checked and cleaned by the two kidney 1stly kidney removes excess water  from the blodd,so it volume is always the same kidney extracted wastes particularly urea, that would be harmful if allowed to build up in nthe blood ,the resulting mix of 95%water +dissolved wastes is called urine this flushed out from the body through the ureters,bladder and urethra through which with kidney ,make up the urinary system
- 1 comment:

Blogger: coxbd2011 - Edit post

Blogger: coxbd2011 - Edit post
- No comments:

Saturday, 29 June 2013

coxbd2011: Beautiful Bangladesh: Dhaka University

coxbd2011: Beautiful Bangladesh: Dhaka University: Beautiful Bangladesh: Dhaka University
- 1 comment:

Wednesday, 26 June 2013

MyScrapNook Home - Design classic and new generation scrapbooks to post and print

MyScrapNook Home - Design classic and new generation scrapbooks to post and print
- 1 comment:

Saturday, 22 June 2013

Beautiful Bangladesh: Dhaka University

Beautiful Bangladesh: Dhaka University
- No comments:

Beautiful Bangladesh: Dhaka University

Beautiful Bangladesh: Dhaka University
- No comments:

Friday, 21 June 2013


- No comments:

Thursday, 20 June 2013

Violence against women worldwide is 'epidemic'

Silhouette of a woman protecting herself from a blow from her partner The most common type of violence against women is by an intimate partner, the report says

Related Stories

More than one in three women worldwide have experienced physical or sexual violence, a report by the World Health Organization and other groups says.
It says 38% of all women murdered were killed by their partners, and such violence is a major contributor to depression and other health problems.
WHO head Margaret Chan said violence against women was "a global health problem of epidemic proportions".
The study also calls for toleration of such attacks worldwide to be halted.
And it says new guidelines must be adopted by health officials around the world to prevent the abuse and offer better protection to victims.
'Fear of stigma' The report on partner and non-partner violence against women was released by the WHO, the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) and the South African Medical Research Council (SAMRC).
Its authors say it is the first systematic study of global data, detailing the impact of the abuse on both the physical and mental health of women and girls.
The key findings are:
  • violence by an intimate partner is the most common type of abuse, affecting 30% of women across the globe
  • 38% of all women murdered were killed by their partners
  • 42% of women physically or sexually abused by partners had injuries as a result
  • Victims of non-partner attacks were 2.6 times more likely to experience depression and anxiety compared with women who had not experienced violence
  • Those abused by their partners were almost twice as likely to have similar problems
  • Victims were more likely to have alcohol problems, abortions and acquire sexually transmitted diseases and HIV
"This new data shows that violence against women is extremely common," said report co-author Prof Charlotte Watts from the LSHTM.
"We urgently need to invest in prevention to address the underlying causes of this global women's health problem."
The document adds that "fear of stigma" prevents many women from reporting sexual violence.
It stresses that health officials around the world need to take the issue "more seriously", providing better training for health workers in recognising when women may be at risk of violence and ensuring an appropriate response.
The WHO says it will start implementing new guidelines together with other organisations at the end of June.

Women who have suffered violence from a partner (%)

WHO region Prevalence
Source: WHO, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, South African Medical Research Council
Low and middle-income regions
AFRICA (Botswana, Cameroon, DR Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Rwanda, South Africa, Swaziland, Uganda, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe) 36.6%
AMERICAS (Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Peru, Bolivia) 29.8%
EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN (Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Palestinian territories) 37.0%
EUROPE (Albania, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Lithuania, Rep of Moldova, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Turkey, Ukraine) 25.4%
SOUTH-EAST ASIA (Bangladesh, East Timor, India, Burma, Sri Lanka, Thailand) 37.7%
WESTERN PACIFIC (Cambodia, China, Philippines, Samoa, Vietnam) 24.6%
High income(Australia, Canada, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UK, US) 23.2%

Women who have suffered violence from someone who was not their partner (%)

WHO region Prevalence
Source: WHO, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, South African Medical Research Council
Low and middle income
Africa 11.9%
Americas 10.7%
Eastern Mediterranean No data
Europe 5.2%
South-East Asia 4.9%
Western Pacific 6.8%
High income 12.6%

More on This Story

Related Stories

Related Internet links

The BBC is not responsible for the content of external Internet sites

More Health stories

RSS

Features & Analysis

  • Worshipper at Mount OlympusYe gods!

    The Greeks who want to bring back Zeus

  • Angry waiterTipping points

    Horror stories about getting the tip wrong

  • James Gandolfini as Tony SopranoMob boss

    Tony Soprano - James Gandolfini's defining role

  • Construction workers wear face masks in SingaporeDay in pictures

    Twenty-four hours of news photos from around the world

Most Popular

Shared

  1. 1: Sopranos actor James Gandolfini dies
  2. 2: Singapore smog 'could last for weeks'
  3. 3: The Greeks who worship the ancient gods
  4. 4: Microsoft U-turn in Xbox games row
  5. 5: Warning issued over webcam hackers

Read

  1. 1: Singapore smog 'could last for weeks'
  2. 2: Hanged body shock for NZ burglar
  3. 3: Messi summons over Spain tax fraud
  4. 4: Afghans protest over Taliban flag
  5. 5: Sopranos actor James Gandolfini dies
  6. 6: Eye-gouge victim 'attacked again'
  7. 7: Fritzl cellar filled with cement
  8. 8: The history of the peanut airlines
  9. 9: The Greeks who worship the ancient gods
  10. 10: Alarm over scale of abuse of women

Video/Audio

  1. 1: Drunk woman, 25, 'froze to death' Watch
  2. 2: Project Zero: Half plane, half helicopter Watch
  3. 3: India vagina gel: 'Why the hell should you be tightening anything?' Watch
  4. 4: One-minute World News Watch
  5. 5: Haiti's huge slum city Watch
  6. 6: Singapore haze hits hazardous level Watch
  7. 7: UK's rural poor 'going hungry' Watch
  8. 8: Lourdes closed by flash floods Watch
  9. 9: WWII pilots survived crash on glacier Watch
  10. 10: Astronaut gives lecture from space Watch

BBC Future

The psychology of workout music

The psychology of workout music

How do tunes help us to exercise? Read more...

Programmes

Ads by Google

- No comments:
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)

coxbd2011