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Barking dogs can land owner in jail

ROME: If you live in Italy and if the barking of your dogs keeps the neighbors up at night, it's you who might wind up caged -- in a jail cell.

The top appeals court sentenced four people in Sicily to two months in jail because they refused to keep their 10 dogs quiet at night despite complaints from neighbors who had repeatedly picked a bone with the owners over lost sleep.

The four were also ordered to pay court charges and a fine of 500 euros ($684) each. (Reuters)

Obama finally quits smoking

WASHINGTON: US President Barack Obama has finally kicked his craving for the odd cigarette -- and his wife Michelle is "very proud" the former puffer-in-chief can look his kids in the eye and say he doesn't smoke.

Obama's struggle to beat his addiction has been a subject of inordinate fascination for the US press, throughout his barnstorming 2008 campaign and in the first two years of his presidency.

But First Lady Michelle Obama told reporters Tuesday that the president had not had a drag for about a year and said she was "very proud" he had succeeded in what had been a "personal challenge for him," USA Today reported.

Michelle Obama said she had not repeatedly bugged Obama about quitting -- all while doing one of the world's most stressful jobs.

"When somebody's doing the right thing, you don't mess with them," she said according to USA Today, adding that Obama had finally stopped lighting up because he wanted to tell his daughters Malia and Sasha he did not smoke.

The first lady was talking to reporters to mark the anniversary of her "Let's Move" campaign to end childhood obesity.

Obama had been urged by his doctor in February last year to stop smoking for good after his first health check-up as president, when he was otherwise found to be in "excellent health" and "fit for duty."

White House spokesman Robert Gibbs said that several of Obama's closest aides had joined the president in his effort to wean himself off tobacco, and added he was sure the first lady's influence had helped.

Kate Middleton deemed top fashion buzzword

LOS ANGELES: Prince William's bride-to-be, Kate Middleton, has de-throned Lady Gaga as the top fashion buzzword for the fashion season that starts in New York on Feb 10, according to a survey released on Tuesday.

Middleton, 29, who will marry the British prince on April 29 in London, soared as a fashion icon in November after the blue dress by designer Daniella Issa Helayel that she wore for the official engagement announcement sold out of stores within 24 hours.

Speculation is now rife in the fashion world over who will design Middleton's wedding dress, and what it will look like.

A survey by the Texas-based Global Language Monitor of fashion buzz words and phrases in print, on the Internet, and in social media, ranked Middleton the No.1. word for the upcoming season.

Singer Lady Gaga, known as much for her striking outfits as her hit records, was pushed into second place in the annual survey.

"Sheer" -- the trend for translucent fabrics -- came in third place, followed by "shirt dresses," and "sustainable style," reflecting a growing trend of clothing made of recycled fabrics.

New York fashion week starts on Feb 10, kicking off an international calendar of shows that includes London, Milan and Paris.

Jan trade deficit at $1.11b

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's trade deficit narrowed to $1.11 billion in January, from $1.63 billion a year earlier, the Federal Bureau of Statistics said on Wednesday.

The trade deficit was $1.62 billion in December 2010.

Exports totalled $2.32 billion in January, against $1.68 billion a year ago, according to the bureau's data.

Imports totalled $3.44 billion, up from $3.32 billion in January last year.

The country's trade deficit for the first seven months of the 2010/11 fiscal year (July-June) was $9.31 billion, compared with a $8.53 billion deficit in the same period a year earlier.

Space telescope spots odd new solar system

WASHINGTON: Astronomers have spotted a strange new solar system with small "puffy" planets packed in close orbit to their sun.

And an orbiting space telescope has pointed scientists to more than 1,200 other possible exoplanets -- planets outside our own solar system -- the space agency NASA said on Wednesday.

The solar system discovery, published in the journal Nature, is mystifying astronomers for the time being and illustrates just how much variety is possible in the universe.

The team at NASA and a range of universities has named the system Kepler-11, after the orbiting Kepler space telescope that spotted it.

"One of the most striking features about the Kepler-11 system is how close the orbits of the planets are to one another," they wrote in their report.

The star resembles Earth's own sun. But five of the planets orbiting it are packed into a space equivalent to the distance between Mercury and Venus in our own solar system.

And they are bigger and puffier than the rocky inner planets of our solar system, Earth, Venus, Mars and Mercury, the scientists said. However, they are some of the smallest exoplanets ever seen.

"They are much more closely packed ... than any other planetary systems known, including our own," said Jack Lissauer, a scientist at NASA's Ames Research Center in California.

"It is clear that such planets need not resemble the Earth in any way," Jonathan Fortney of the University of California, Santa Cruz, added in a telephone briefing. "The low-mass planets in the Kepler-11 system appear to be more like small Neptunes than giant Earths."

Neptune, Jupiter, Saturn and Uranus are the giant gassy planets that orbit beyond Mars.

LOOKING FOR LIFE

Astronomers have now found more than 500 exoplanets. Most are giant, because they are so far away that only the biggest are detectable.

Kepler, launched in March 2009, is measuring the light from 150,000 stars in the constellations Cygnus and Lyrae. The hope is to find planets about the size and composition of Earth, inside the so-called habitable zone, where it is warm enough for liquid water to exist but not too hot for life.

"We have found over twelve hundred candidate planets -- that's more than all the people have found so far in history," William Borucki of Ames Research Center told a separate news briefing.

"Now, these are candidates, but most of them, I'm convinced, will be confirmed as planets in the coming months and years."

No telescope is powerful enough to directly visualize a planet orbiting another star. Instead, scientists use indirect means to find them.

Kepler measures the light coming from a star. A planet passing in front of the star as it orbits will dim this light just slightly. The researchers can then compute the planet's size and how quickly it is orbiting from this information.

In the latest discovery, the flickering light suggests a system of at least six planets, spinning rapidly around the star. One is orbiting farther out than the other five but they all appear to be made mostly of gas and orbiting in a very flat, circular plane.

World oil prices extend gains in Asian trade

SINGAPORE: World oil prices extended gains in Asian trade Thursday, with the unfolding political crisis in Egypt keeping the market jittery over fears about a wider fallout in the Middle East.

The standoff escalated into violence Wednesday after supporters of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak clashed with protesters demanding the veteran leader's ouster in running battles that left hundreds injured

New York's main futures contract, light sweet crude for March, climbed 47 cents to $91.24 in Asian morning trade.

Brent North Sea crude for March was up 22 cents to $102.56.

"The unfolding of the situation in Egypt has injected a burst of volatility and uncertainty into oil markets," Barclays Capital analysts said in a client note.

While Egypt is not a major crude producer, the country is home to the Suez Canal, which carries about 2.4 million barrels daily, roughly equal to Iraq's output.

Since the outbreak of unrest in Egypt more than a week ago, oil prices have risen on fears of disruption to the artificial waterway that links the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea.

"The situation introduces risks and uncertainties that are likely to be highly significant in terms of the broader political evolution of the region," analysts at Barclays Capital said.

Phil Flynn at PFGBest described the situation as "an uneasy calm."

"Oil shipments through the Suez Canal have not been impacted but tanker rates may still rise," he said.

Oil prices were climbing despite data showing weak demand in the United States, the world's biggest oil consumer.

The US government's latest weekly stockpiles report showed supplies were still growing.

US crude oil reserves increased sharply for the third week in a row, the US Department of Energy said. Crude oil stocks rose 2.6 million barrels to 343.2 million in the week ending January 28, in line with expectations.

At the almost-full depot at Cushing, Oklahoma, reserves rose by 600,000 barrels to 38.3 million.

Be Your Sensual Best In Lingerie

The female body form is mysterious, sexy, alluring, & enticing. One kind of the female silhouette that has had an fascinating & stunning presence in every woman’s life, through the ages, & is known not for its miraculous seduction prowess, but also for its ability to evoke & rapture – is the lingerie.

Lingerie plays a vital role in a woman’s life. Lingerie is not close to the woman’s heart (no pun intended) but it is also the closest to her & enhances her sexuality like no other piece of clothing. But, the most important thing about a lingerie item is the fit. There’s no denying that perfectly well-fitted lingerie can accentuate the female form, sensuality & outfit with aplomb. So, let’s steal a glance in to the astoundingly intimate world of stunning, lacy, sheer, satin, stylish, stylish, lavish & classy world of lingerie. Whether you are a and size woman, or a bride-to-be, or require to bring the passion back in to your relationship nothing works to ignite the fire & spread the heat like beautifully created lingerie!

Satin Panties - excite your sex life

Your sex life is not what it used to be. Instead of having sex everyday like in the beginning you both have sex 6 times a year. It's work, bills, and the shopping list for Sam's Club.

Welcome to the life of more Americans than you think.
This is for all the wives out there in this situation. I am going to give you a huge tip. Go online and buy yourself some sexy satin panties. You will feel sexier and look even more sexier in the eyes of your husband.
Not that he doesn't think you are attractive now. Most couples that are not having sex still love each other very deeply. These couples still think their spouse is attractive. But the fire has gone out. You see each other everyday. Even the hottest celebrities have this problem. Who could get tired with Demi Moore or Jenifer Aniston?
Put on a pair of white or black satin panties and see your husband's reaction. I promise it will be like he is married to a whole new woman. He will notice. Your cotton panties are good. Your cotton panties are comfortable. But your cotton panties do not stand out. They do not grab your husbands attention like satin panties will. The soft touch of satin alone will turn him on if you brush up against him.
There is just something just so sexy about satin. Of all the types of panties there is none more sex appealing. Elle Macpherson Intimates makes some great panties for you to try. There is also Victoria's Secret. Shop around a see whats out there. You know what your husband likes. Buy it, wear it in front of him, and you will have his attention. Tease him a little bit.
Yesterday he was asking you what's for diner. Now he's drooling all over you. You would be shocked about the power of panties. Its remarkable when you think about it. Your looks have not changed. Your body has not changed. But if you change panties you have no idea how different they can make you look. Panties give woman a different persona you might can say. They emit different feelings. Cotton panties tell your husband nothing. Satin or silk or lace panties tell your husband "come and get me."

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Strap Push up Bras

One of the most essential intimate apparel items in a woman's collection is the perfect strapless bra; however, I warn that there are proper and improper ways to effectively and stylishly wear a strapless bra this season.

Many women believe the strap must be hidden; however, this can not be further from the truth. In fact, new trends exist to both hide and flaunt the bra strap this summer. Summer fashions are revealing a lot of skin and it is important to be decisive in whether you show your bra straps or not. Beyond the traditional strapless bra, there are some trendy decorative straps that can really accentuate the dress or shirt and make a fashion statement.

Porphura offers a variety of jeweled straps that are interchanged with a bra's removable straps. Recently, we had a client who was preparing for her son's wedding in Florida. She was wearing a St. John dress and we added decorative straps featuring crystals and it really added to the way the dress appeared. The crystal straps were very attractive and gave the dress an entirely different look.