Saturday, November 2, 2013

from Daily Mail, Friday, November 1, 2013




German passports will be able to have 'X' in gender field rather than 'M' or 'F'
It comes after study called for better protection of rights of intersex people
Figures show at least 150 intersex babies are born in Germany each year
But advocates are concerned over how 'outed' children will fare at school


'I want to kill TSA and pigs': Chilling note LAX gunman was carrying as he shot dead security worker and injured six others after opening fire with assault rifle at airport checkpoint
Paul Anthony Ciancia, aged 23, from Pennsville, New Jersey named as the gunman
Shooter was dressed in fatigues and carrying a handwritten note, reading that he 'wanted to kill TSA and pigs'
Police say shooter’s brother got a text message from Ciancia on Friday saying he was thinking about taking his life
Passengers fled LA International's terminal 3 shortly before 10am (PST) on Friday after shots fired at checkpoint
TSA agent shot and killed; six others were wounded including the gunman
Gunman entered terminal with assault rifle in a bag and began shooting his way through the airport


EXCLUSIVE: They're multiplying! THIRD mystery Google barge found lurking in San Francisco bay as MailOnline takes the closest look yet at secret 'party boats'. . . followed every step of the way by security guards
Top secret project overseen by Google founder Sergey Brin himself and his Google X team
MailOnline hired a boat to get closer than anyone so far to investigate the mysterious barges
Followed by security guards at the 'Building 3' site on Treasure Island
Found another barge being hastily constructed alongside the original taking total to three - after another was spotted in Portland, Maine
From materials being used and what locals have said they appear to be glitzy showrooms for Google Glass project and not a sea-cooled data center
Feature hidden huge glass windows, Wi-Fi antennae, sewage pipes, air-conditioning ducts and impressive staircases and balconies
Owned by shell company named after firm that makes people fat and lazy in hit movie WALL-E


Israel carries out air strike on Russian missiles inside Syrian air base 'that were destined for Hezbollah'


Fancy a glow-in-the-dark ice cream? World first uses jellyfish protein to create glow - but each scoop costs £140
Luminous frozen treat becomes brighter the more it is licked
It uses luminous protein from jellyfish, chemically recreated by scientists
But 2g of the stuff costs £200, making each scoop cost £140 to create


Mothers-to-be who snore are more likely to give birth to small babies
Snoring during pregnancy is also linked to higher rates of Caesareans
Women who snore during pregnancy are also at greater risk of developing high blood pressure and potentially dangerous pre-eclampsia
Snoring may be a sign of breathing problems that could deprive an unborn baby of oxygen


Excited hounds are raring to go as they prepare for the start of the traditional hunting season
The annual hunting season traditionally begins on November 1
Hunstman Andrew German of the Cheshire Forest Hunt has been making sure the hounds are ready for the season
Ban on fox hunting has been in force since 2005, but many supporters are calling for the law to be repealed


Is this the best diet news ever? Eating plenty of chocolate can keep you SLIM
People who admitted eating large amounts of chocolate had, on average, far lower levels of fat over their bodies, Spanish researchers found
Chocolate appears to make the metabolism work harder, offsetting the fat that otherwise might hang around
Also had a positive effect on circulation, blood pressure and heart health


Driven to distraction: Survey suggests sex behind the wheel is more common than you'd think
Survey measures how much 'living' goes on in cars
11% of U.S. adults participating in the survey admit to having sex in cars
10% have put on makeup whilst driving and 60% use their cellphone


HIV vaccine on the horizon thanks to major breakthrough in understanding structure of the virus
Scientists have begun to understand the structure of HIV's 'envelope'
The 'envelope' is what allows the virus to enter human cells
Understanding it will allow scientists to identify parts of the virus that could be mimicked by a vaccine to elicit an immune response


American Indians call on the NFL to FORCE a Redskins name change as the league and owner stand by the controversial moniker
Manhattan meeting makes no progress in name dispute between team owner and American Indians
Representatives of Indian group calls on NFL boss Roger Goodell to consider sanction against Redskins owner
'Redskins' is the word American Indians heard 'when they were dragged by gunpoint off their land'
Football team was originally called 'Boston Braves' in 1932 before name change one year later and move to nation's capital


Day of the dead: Skulls and bones of the unnamed dead gathered up in piles as part of grim All Souls’ Day tradition in Philippines
All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day in the Philippines are the two most important days in the Filipino calender
Millions will flock to graveyards to pay their respects to relatives and loved ones who have died
Offices and schools close and the usually silent graveyards are transformed into parties with food and music


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