Los pelos de los oido mas largos del mundo

mide unos 25cm de largo y sigue creciendo,

pero el comerciante indio Radhakant Baijpai no tiene intención de recortar,
no importa lo que diga su esposa.
Oficialmente fue reconocido por Guinness en 2003 como el pelo de areja más largo
en el mundo, señor Radhakant ha cuidado de su oídofolículos de lo que fue un récord
de 13.2cm de longitud.

Considerado por el Sr. Radhakant, 58, a ser símbolo de la suerte y la prosperidad,
la oreja, el pelo ha ido creciendo desde que tenía 18 años y nunca ha sido cortado.

Primer transplante de cara en USA

Un hombre de Massachusetts, quien se ha convertido en el segundo caso de trasplante de cara en EE.UU. declaró que está "feliz" con los resultados y ahora sólo quiere regresar a la vida normal' publicó The Boston Globe.

En su primera aparición pública durante una conferencia de prensa, James Maki, declaró que no podía creer que luciera tan parecido a como lucía antes. La operación de Maki les tomó a los médicos 17 horas en el quirófano el pasado abril, en un hospital de Boston.

Maki, de 59 años, perdió la nariz, el labio superior, las mejillas, el cielo de su boca, así como músculo, hueso y los nervios del área después de una caída sobre un rail con carga eléctrica del tren subterráneo de Boston en el 2005.

Por años, declaró, que raramente salía a la calle porque la gente reaccionaba mal al verlo.

Kyle Maynard, a quadruple amputee, is making his debut as a mixed martial arts fighter this weekend

Polar bear attacks woman at Berlin Zoo

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Piglet has two mouths and three eyes

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Piglet has two mouths and three eyes

A Chinese farmer was shocked when one of his new piglets was born with three eyes and two mouths.

The piglet was among eight newborn piglets at Liu Dingsheng's farm in Chongren County, Zhejiang province.

"We were shocked to see such a weird looking creature," said Liu, "I don't really know what to do with it."

Liu told People's Daily that the mother was a four-year-old sow which was completely healthy and normal.

A local vet said the abnormality may have been caused by genetic mutation or feed pollution.

As the world's fastest developing industrial nation, China suffers heavily from environmental pollution.

HIDDEN PARKING SPACES

Hidden parking spaces which pop up from your drive have become a must-have home-improvement in London. The $60,000 parking spots can be hidden beneath a flowerbed, lawn, or even another parking space. Owners simply press a button on a keyring to raise they car out of the ground. There is already a four month waiting list to get the sci-fi style parking space installed. (Watch one in action.)

THE WORLD'S OLDEST CONJOINED TWINS ARE 57 YEARS OLD (AND THEY SHARE ONE SET OF GENITALS!!!):

Twins Ronnie and Donnie Galyon of Dayton, Ohio (--in the western part of the state, about 50 miles northeast of Cincinnati), were born in 1951.


--Now, at age 57, they've officially been recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's oldest set of conjoined twins.


--OTHER INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT RONNIE AND DONNIE:


--When Ronnie and Donnie were born, their doctors didn't think they would make it through the night . . . much less to the age of 57.


--Ronnie and Donnie sometimes get so annoyed with one another that they get into PHYSICAL FIGHTS. A few months ago, Donnie actually gave Ronnie a black eye.


--Ronnie and Donnie are joined at the torso. They have FOUR arms and FOUR legs, but only ONE SET OF GENITALIA . . . which Donnie controls. (Sun)

Los Restaurantes Mas extraños

Undersea Restaurant (Maldives)



Toilet Restaurant (Taiwan)

Robot Restaurant: Run by two identical couples (China)

Restaurant in the Sky (Belgium)

Restaurant in a Prison (Italy)

Medical Restaurant (Taipei)

Dark Restaurant (China)

Condom Restaurant (Thailand)

Cannibalistic Restaurant (Japan)

A carnival float depicting a flying U.S. President Obama with Europe being dragged along is seen during the traditional carnival parade in Duesseldorf, Germany, on Monday, Feb. 23, 2009. Rose-Monday-Parades in the carnival strongholds of Duesseldorf, Mainz and Cologne are watched by hundreds of thousands of revelers and mark the highlights of Germany's carnival season.

BOY STUCK IN GAME MACHINE

About once a year we hear the story of a young tot who finds himself stuck up inside one of those crane game machines. Somehow the little tyke crawls up through the prize hatch and gets trapped inside. If it weren't for the pictures and the speed of the Internet, we might never hear about these little David Blaine-wannabes. But, because we DO have the Internet, we can report that it has happened once again -- this time in Australia, where Lachlan Stevens grinned at spectators who couldn't help but giggle away as he stared at them from inside the toy vending machine. It took rescue personnel about 30 minutes to free Lachlan. When they opened the machine and freed the boy, everyone said he should be given a toy but his mother refused. "He definitely didn't get a toy," she said. "They did try to give him one but I said don't you dare -- he'll do it again."

She misses her fligh

This woman at the Hong Kong airport goes nuts when she misses her flight.

a fireball seen in the sky over Texas on Sunday

Here's video of a fireball seen in the sky over Texas on Sunday. The U.S. military said it's NOT debris from the satellites that collided in space last week, so it could have been a meteor. The people in the video running away . . . were in a local marathon.

THE WOMAN WITH THE WORLD'S LONGEST FINGERNAILS GOT INTO A CAR ACCIDENT . . . AND BROKE HER NAILS:

I have some bad news to report this morning. On Wednesday, Lee Redmond of Salt Lake City, Utah, got into a car accident . . . and broke a fingernail.





--I know what you're thinking . . . it's just a fingernail, so who cares? Ordinarily I'd feel the same way. Except Lee had been growing her fingernails since 1979 and with a combined length of more than 28 feet . . . Lee had the LONGEST FINGERNAILS IN THE WORLD.

--According to the police, Lee was taken to the hospital in serious condition . . . but she's expected to survive. Guinness World Records hasn't announced who the new record holder is yet.

CHECK OUT SALMA HAYEK BREASTFEEDING A BABY THAT'S NOT HERS!!!

We often joke that SALMA HAYEK'S post-pregnancy breasts are big enough to FEED THE WORLD. But to Salma, that's NOT A JOKE. She really DOES want to feed the world with those warlocks . . . one baby at a time.

--Salma was in the African nation of Sierra Leone recently . . . and cameras from ABC's "Nightline" filmed her breastfeeding some kid that wasn't even hers!!!

--Salma says that at first, she was worried she was giving away her daughter's milk.

--But then she decided, quote, "I actually think that my baby would be very proud to be able to share her milk, and when she grows up, I'm going to make sure she continues to be a caring, generous person."

Salma Hayek amamanta bebé africano

La actriz dijo que no pudo soportar ver al bebé llorar de hambre porque a su mamá se le había acabado la leche. Vídeo

Por El Universal de México/ GDA La actriz mexicana Salma Hayek mostró su espíritu caritativo y amamantó a un bebé africano como parte de un viaje que hizo a Sierra Leona.
Hayek, quien la semana pasada presentó una nueva faceta de la campaña contra el tétanos en la que colabora, se mostró conmovida luego de conocer el caso de una mujer que se había quedado sin leche para alimentar a su hijo, informó la página huffingtonpost.com.
En dicha página también puede apreciarse un video en el que la mexicana aparece cargando al pequeño y alimentándolo con su propia leche, pues en aquel entonces tenía poco de haber dejado de amamantar a su hija Valentina.
"El bebé estaba perfectamente saludable, pero la mamá no tenía leche. Estaba muy hambriento. Yo estaba dejando de amamantar a Valentina, pero aún tenía mucha leche, así que alimenté al bebé. Deberías haber visto sus ojos. Cuando sintió el alimento dejó de llorar de inmediato", relató Salma.

On Wednesday, 80-year-old Mary Feeney of Indianapolis, Indiana, was on her way home from the hair salon when her accelerator got stuck and she lost control of her SUV.

--Once everything was said and done, Mary had hit a bush, a fence, a gas meter a building . . . and SIX other cars. Take a look at the wreckage: (WISH News 8 - Indianapolis)

13 of his teeth with a pair of pliers.

42-year-old Ian Boynton of Beverley, England (--in the eastern part of the country), couldn't afford to go to a dentist. So he decided to take care of his toothache on his own . . . by removing 13 of his teeth with a pair of pliers. (!!!) (Sun)

Police arrested 45-year-old Teresa Brock for pimping out her 19-year-old daughter Danielle.

Have you ever fantasized about being double-teamed by a mother-daughter duo? You have, haven't you, you sick bastard. Well next time you do, I want you to remember THIS . . .

--Last Thursday, 45-year-old Teresa Brock and her daughter, 19-year-old Danielle, of Dayton, Ohio, were arrested after Teresa offered Danielle's sexual services to an undercover cop. Take a look at these beauties' mugshots: (WDTN News 2 - Dayton)

Her twin dreams: a 38KKK

Breaking Breasts One woman stopped at nothing to achieve her twin dreams: a 38KKK bust, and a world record By ELIZABETH BOUGEROL

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Sheyla Hershey was denied further enhancement by Houston law. So she went elsewhere for her KKK breast enhancement.

GOOD MORNING, MR. PRESIDENT

By TERENCE HUNT

WASHINGTON (AP) - Stepping into history, Barack Hussein Obama grasps the reins of power as America's first black president in a high-noon inauguration amid grave economic worries and high expectations.

Braving icy temperatures and possible snow flurries, hundreds of thousands of people descended on the heavily guarded capital city Tuesday for the first change of administrations since the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

The capital city, a quick starter on even the most ordinary of days, took on the kind of frenetic predawn life rarely seen. The streets were becoming populated well before daybreak, and competition for space on the Metro subway system was fierce. Several suburban parking lots for subway riders were filled to capacity well before 6 a.m.

Two years after beginning his improbable quest as a little-known, first-term Illinois senator with a foreign-sounding name, Obama moves into the Oval Office as the nation's fourth youngest president, at 47, and the first African-American, a racial barrier-breaking achievement believed impossible by generations of minorities.

Around the world, Obama's election electrified millions with the hope that America will be more embracing, more open to change.

The dawn of the new Democratic era - with Obama allies in charge of both houses of Congress - ends eight years of Republican control of the White House by George W. Bush. He leaves Washington as one of the nation's most unpopular and divisive presidents, the architect of two unfinished wars and the man in charge at a time of economic calamity that swept away many Americans' jobs, savings, homes and dreams - leaving behind a sickening feeling of insecurity.

Bush - following tradition - is leaving a note for Obama in the top drawer of his desk in the Oval Office.

White House press secretary Dana Perino said the theme of the message - which Bush wrote on Monday - is similar to what he has said since election night about how Obama is about to start a "fabulous new chapter" in the United States, and that he wishes him well.

The unfinished business of the Bush administration thrusts an enormous burden onto Obama's shoulders. Pre-inauguration polls show Americans believe Obama is on track to succeed and are confident he can turn the economy around. He has cautioned that improvements will take time and that things will get worse before they get better.

Culminating four days of celebration, the script for Obama and Vice President-elect Joe Biden at the nation's 56th inauguration was to begin with a traditional morning worship service at St. John's Episcopal Church, across Lafayette Park from the White House, and end with dancing and partying at 10 inaugural balls lasting deep into the night.

By custom, Obama and his wife, Michelle, were invited to the White House for coffee with Bush and his wife, Laura, followed by a shared ride in a sleek, heavily armored Cadillac limousine to the U.S. Capitol for the transfer of power, an event flashed around the world in television and radio broadcasts, podcasts and Internet streaming. On Monday, Vice President Dick Cheney pulled a muscle in his back, leaving him in a wheelchair for the inauguration.

Before noon, Obama steps forward on the West Front of the Capitol to lay his left hand on the same Bible that President Abraham Lincoln used at his first inauguration in 1861. The 35-word oath of office, administered by Chief Justice John Roberts, has been uttered by every president since George Washington. Obama was one of 22 Democratic senators to vote against Roberts' confirmation to the Supreme Court in 2005.

The son of a Kansas-born mother and Kenya-born father, Obama decided to use his full name in the swearing-in ceremony.

The Constitution says the clock - not the pomp, ceremony and oaths - signals the transfer of the office from the old president to the new one.

The 20th Amendment to the Constitution specifies that the terms of office of the president and vice president "shall end at noon on the 20th day of January ... and the terms of their successors shall then begin."

To the dismay of liberals, Obama invited conservative evangelical pastor Rick Warren - an opponent of gay rights - to give the inaugural invocation.

About a dozen members of Obama's Cabinet and top appointees - including Secretary of State-designate Hillary Rodham Clinton - were ready for Senate confirmation Tuesday, provided no objections were raised.

More than 10,000 people from all 50 states - including bands and military units - were assembled to follow Obama and Biden from the Capitol on the 1.5-mile inaugural parade route on Pennsylvania Avenue, concluding at a bulletproof reviewing stand in front of the White House. Security was unprecedented. Most bridges into Washington and about 3.5 square miles of downtown were closed.

Obama's inauguration represents a time of renewal and optimism for a nation gripped by fear and anxiety. Stark numbers tell the story of an economic debacle unrivaled since the 1930s:

_Eleven million people have lost their jobs, pushing the unemployment rate to 7.2 percent, a 16-year high.

_One in 10 U.S. homeowners is delinquent on mortgage payments or in arrears.

_The Dow Jones industrial average fell by 33.8 percent in 2008, the worst decline since 1931, and stocks lost $10 trillion in value between October 2007 and November 2008.

Obama and congressional Democrats are working on an $825 billion economic recovery bill that would provide an enormous infusion of public spending and tax cuts. Obama also will have at his disposal the remaining $350 billion in the federal financial bailout fund. His goal is to save or create 3 million jobs and put banks back in the job of lending to customers.

In an appeal for bipartisanship, Obama honored defeated Republican presidential rival John McCain at a dinner Monday night. "There are few Americans who understand this need for common purpose and common effort better than John McCain," Obama said.

Young and untested, Obama is a man of enormous confidence and electrifying oratorical skills. Hopes for Obama are extremely high, suggesting that Americans are willing to give him a long honeymoon to strengthen the economy and lift the financial gloom.

On Wednesday, his first working day in office, Obama is expected to redeem his campaign promise to begin the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Iraq under a 16-month timetable. Aides said he would summon the Joint Chiefs of Staff to the Oval Office and order that the pullout commence.

6-year-old killed in Monster truck mishap at Tacoma Dome

TACOMA, Wash. – A 6-year-old boy died and a man was injured when a piece from a truck flew into the stands at the Monster Jam monster truck show Friday night at the Tacoma Dome.

Police and fire officials said the victims were taken to the hospital and KING 5 News received confirmation early this morning that the boy had died. Earlier reports that the two were related were incorrect.

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KING 5 has confirmed that the boy attended Graham Elementary School.

Christine Moe was there with her family and saw the horrifying accident.

"When they came over to the end of the grandstands, the truck broke. Parts were falling off and a piece flew up and hit a little boy. He couldn't have been more than 5 years old," Moe said, her voice full of emotion.

"I talked to the people sitting next to them. Their little girl had blood all over them. It was just so horrible," said Moe. "You just saw the mother just sitting there holding her son and the whole top of his head was just gushing with blood."

It was right after intermission during the free-style competition when witnesses say the incident occurred.

Witnesses say a truck driver started doing donuts when debris flew into the stands.

Witnesses who were sitting behind the victims say debris from a red truck flew some 30 to 50 feet into the stands. They say there was no netting or glass between the stands and the arena floor.

"There was everybody running down towards him and people were putting towels over his head," witness Adrian Kelley said.

"The poor dad was just collapsed at the top of the stairs," Moe said. "Just because he was in such shock."

Those who witnessed it wonder why it took so long for the boy to get help, and why the show continued.

Witnesses say they had to throw cups off the stands to try and get the attention of medics.

"They didn't even stop the damn show," Moe said. "They just kept going. We grabbed our kids and just beelined out of there."

According to the Tacoma Dome's Web site, four more Monster Jam shows are scheduled for today and Sunday.