Dia menangis................

Filem sukses Twilight baru saja menyelesaikan rakaman terakhir setelah tiga tahun. Pelakon-pelakonnya kini  tidak akan melakonkan karakter mereka didalam wayang itu...

Pelakon Jacob Black, Taylor Lautner mengatakan dirinya merasa aneh tidak akan melakonkan watak manusia serigala.  Rakaman Twilight diishtiharkan selesai setelah semua adegan untuk bahagian kedua 'Break Dawn' lengkap. Lautner mengakui berakhirnya rakaman Twilight  merupakan saat-saat emosional.

"Semuanya telah selesai. Ini benar-benar sangat aneh kerana kami telah berlakon selama tiga tahun," ujarnya.
Namun Lautner masih mempromosikan filem ini selama dua tahun akan datang. Meskipun merasa cukup sedih, kejutan terbesar adalah dari watak Bella Swan, Kristen Stewart. Dia menitiskan air mata, sedangkan  sebelum ini dia merasa privasinya terganggu akibat Twilight.

Breaking Dawn adalah sekuel keempat dan terakhir dari serial Twilight. Filem ini dibahagi menjadi dua bahagian. Bahagian pertama akan mula ditayangkan pada November ini.




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It's a hattrick! Britain's oldest triplets all smiles as they celebrate 80th birthdays

When they were born, doctors didn't think they'd make it.
But Britain's oldest surviving triplets were all smiles today as they came together to celebrate their 80th birthday.
Brothers Ronald, Eric and David Thurman were all born within three minutes of each other in May 1931.

They gave their mum the a triple shock as had been hoping for a little girl and never expected twins, let alone three boys.
They spent their first weeks sleeping in a chest of drawers and at school needed their initial sewn into their uniforms so they could be identified.

The three boys, born in Northfleet, Gravesend, Kent, celebrated with a family birthday bash in Turville, Oxfordshire, where Eric lives. Ron lives in Kent and David retired to France.
They became the oldest surviving triplets after the death last January of Morgan Llewellyn, from Rhondda, south Wales. He and brothers Ivor and Idwal were 81.
Ronald is older than his brothers, but he says there is confusion over who is the youngest.
The great-grandfather-of-three said: 'They would argue about which is which, so I don't know who came second- Eric or David. 

'Although we're not identical, we're all very similar, so people would muddle us up.'
Born in Oxfordshire on May 5, 1931, Mr Thurman says his mother was surprised to give birth to three babies.
He said: 'She didn't know she was having triplets. My mum was hoping for a girl, she already had Kenneth, who was four at the time.
'Unfortunately, we all turned out to be boys - I don't know how she managed it, but she did.'
He added: 'We were lucky we all survived because when we wore born, we were born in my mother's bed.
'There was no doctor in attendance - there were nurses who lived opposite and they helped deliver us.'

Eric's daughter Angela said: 'Their mum already had a boy. She was hoping for a daughter. She had all three boys at home three minutes apart. It was a bit of a shock.'
Angeala said news quickly spread of their arrival and the media followed the boys as they grew up and were photographed for local and national press.'
She said: 'It was very rare for triplets to survive. The media took photos of them as babies and followed their progress.'

Their pictures were used on various posters during war time campaigns- one of which shows them in gas masks. The 80th birthday celebration was the first time the whole family had come together for 20 years.
The brothers went through albums and remembered their early memories. All three boys had daughters and no sons and they have all outlived their wives. Angela said: 'They get on really well although they do not see each other very often. They started remembering stories. If one forgot a bit another would fill it in.'
They told grandchildren of their experiences in the war of when they were split up and evacuated and how their mother came and rescued them after word got home that they were sleeping on straw with the chickens. 

Growing up, Mr Thurman said the boys would often present a puzzle to teachers. Despite a slight height difference, the brothers all looked alike. To combat the problem, Mr Thurman's mother sewed their initials into their jumpers.
He said: 'Teachers couldn't tell us apart, so at school we had the first letter of our name sewn into our shirt.
'If we stood together, it spelt out RED. We were all ginger too, so we were known as the RED heads. Kids at school called us ginger tops.'
 After leaving school, Mr Thurman worked as an apprentice before being called up to join the RAF at 18. He worked as a senior clerk at his post in Reading, while his brother Eric qualified as a medical orderly at RAF Benson. 

Meanwhile, David was posted to Germany with the Royal Engineers.
 Looking at a picture of him with his brothers from the war, he said: 'If the triplets went to war, everybody did.'
After the war, Mr Thurman went on to marry Sheila and have three daughters and five grandchildren. He worked as an auditor for the London borough of Southwark, and remained in Oxfordshire to look after his elderly parents.
 Meanwhile, Eric moved to be with his wife, Nan, to open a horse riding centre, and David retired to France with his wife, Joyce.
The brothers have since outlived their wives.
On being a triplet, Mr Thurman concluded: 'It's nice to have brothers. Despite people mixing us up, we never worried. It was fun.'






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Tidak makan, tidak minum selama 480..

Seorang jejaka berhasil memecahkan rekod dunia dengan tidak makan dan minum selama 480 jam. Selama waktu tersebutlah, Russel Miracle (22), berdiam dalam kotak.

Aksi tidak makan-minum selama 20 hari membuatkan Russel mengalahkan rekod David Blane. Dia berdiam dalam kotak sepanjang 200 sentimeter (cm), lebar dan tinggi 80 cm. Pada kotak tersebut terdapat lubang udara berdiameter 8 cm.

Ribuan orang di Mal Artha Gading, Jakarta Pusat, menyaksikan Russel di minit-minit terakhir menyelesaikan aksinya. Dia lemas tidak berdaya. Berat badannya pun menurun drastik. Sebelum beraksi, berat badannya adalah 81 kilogram, namun ketika keluar dari kotak turun sehingga 65 kg. Ketika diberi makan dan minum, dia terus merasa mual.

Russel berkata tindakan nekadnya semata-mata untuk menunjukkan pada dunia, dia mampu melakukan seperti dilakukan oleh orang lain.




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Boy, 10, whose parents died in tsunami 'murdered foster mother after she taunted him about being an orphan'

A 10-year-old boy whose parents died in the Asian tsunami five years ago has been charged with savagely murdering his adoptive mother after she allegedly taunted him about having no real mother and father any more.
The tragic case of the youngster who faces up to 15 years in an Indonesian prison emerged today as the south east Asian region prepares to remember the 230,000 people who died in the tsunami on December 26, 2004.
A series of pictures show before and after shots of the devastation that was wreaked when the tsunami struck and how the area looks five years on.

The boy, who has not been named, comes from the island of Nias, which lies off the south west coast of Aceh, the worst-hit region of the tsunami, described as 'ground zero', where more than 170,000 people died.
It has not been revealed how he survived or how his parents died, but he was eventually adopted by Etty Rochyati, who was aged 50 when she took him into her care.
But, Indonesia's National Commission for Child Protection has established, the relationship between the orphaned boy and his new mother was far from loving.

The commission has learned from police that the boy had told them his adoptive mother had threatened to kick him out of the house if he did not obey her.

She is said to have taunted him with words like: 'Don't you know that you don't have a mother and father any more?'
Etty Rochyati has been found dead in a ditch near her house in Ciracas, East Jakarta, with multiple wounds to her head, having possibly been beaten with a blunt instrument, and a stab wound to the stomach.

Police who questioned the boy claim he told them he had killed her because she had taunted him about being orphaned after the tsunami.

Now the child protection commission is fighting to save the boy from a lengthy prison sentence, claiming it is 'inappropriate'.
Mr Arist Sirait, secretary general of the commission, said that if the boy was formally accused, the charge should be under a law relating to 'violence leading to death' which carries a sentence of 10 years but which allows minors to serve only a third of that sentence.
Mr Sirit said police investigators had failed to consider the mistreatment the orphaned boy had received from his adoptive mother as she raised him following the death of his parents in the tsunami.

'What the boy did may be seen as self-defence against abuse and was not intentional,' he said.
The boy, he said, had been traumatised following the tsunami and the authorities were not dealing with a 22-year-old man 'but a 10-year old who is unstable and still has a long life ahead of him.'
The child's future now rests in the hands of judges of the East Jakarta Court and relatives of the boy's adoptive mother.





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Mother gives birth to baby boy after carrying him OUTSIDE her uterus

A woman defied the odds - and medical advice - by giving birth to a healthy baby she had carried just outside her uterus.
Doctors had thought Nicollete Soto, 27, from Phoenix, Arizona, was carrying the foetus in her abdomen, completely outside her womb.
She was warned that carrying her child to full term could risk both their lives. But Miss Soto was adamant she wanted to keep the baby.

'We took a risk,' Miss Soto's boyfriend, Victor Perfecto, told the Arizona Republic. 'We left it for doctors to decide when to deliver the baby and God to decide everything else.'
Baby Azelan Cruz Perfecto was delivered by Caesarian section at 32 weeks, weighing just 2lb 14oz.
Although premature, doctors at the Banner Good Samaritan Medical Centre say he is healthy.

Before birth, the baby was in a dangerous position - held between just a thin wall of membrane and muscle just outside the safety of his mother's womb.
Doctors needed to operate at just the right time, giving the baby long enough to survive without his mother's support; but not waiting so long that his protective bubble would burst - killing both mother and child.

But after the delivery doctors found Miss Soto didn't have an abdominal pregnancy, as had been feared.
Rather, the embryo had attached itself to the delicate area where the fallopian tube meets the uterus, what is known as a cornual or interstitial pregnancy.

The placenta was not attached to a vital organ but was instead mostly attached to a uterine wall, making its removal much simpler than doctors expected.
Nevertheless, survival rates for such pregnancies are low, and doctors were astounded that both mother and baby made it through.
Dr. Curtis Cook from Phoenix Perinatal Associations told myfoxphoenix.com: 'It's very unusual, she's very fortunate and we are pleased that she and the baby are doing well.
'To her credit, she absolutely wanted to push through even it was putting herself at risk.'
Although teams of vascular, trauma, urology and radiology surgeons were on hand in case of an emergency, they were not needed.


Miss Soto and Mr Perfecto both work, but neither has health insurance, so the unusual pregnancy was not discovered until 18 weeks after the couple qualified for state medical help.
Doctors said that if the warning signs had been spotted earlier, they would have advised Miss Soto to have a termination as risk of rupture and blood loss would have been too great.
But removing the foetus at such a late stage would have been tricky. Surgeons might have to remove her uterus or cut out a part of her bowel.

If the placenta had attached to an vital organ, doctors would have to perform delicate surgery to detach it, or give Miss Soto a drug used in chemotherapy to kill the remaining tissue.
In the end the only abnormal outcome of the delivery will be a larger than usual abdominal scar.
The baby is expected to remain in hospital for three to four weeks, while his mother will be at home in a few days.




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Habis terbakar..

Para petani di Dusun Kasuran, Kampung Margomulo, bertindak membakar bendang mereka ekoran mendapat hasil tuaian yang sedikit akibat serangan belalang berkaki coklat (WBC).

Serangan serangga tersebut menyebabkan petani gagal menuai tanaman padi mereka.

Seorang daripada petani tersebut, Sadi Utomo, 80, memberitahu, serangga itu akan menyerang padi yang berusia 60 hingga 70 hari dan menyebabkan tanaman tersebut menjadi kering serta tidak berbuah.

"Tanaman padi saya tidak pernah diserang WBC dan kini hanya mampu menuai kira-kira satu guni beras," kata Utomo sambil menjelaskan ia merupakan serangan paling teruk.

Sebelum ini, Utomo yang memiliki petak sawah seluas 1000 meter persegi, pada kebiasaannya dapat menuai enam kuintal padi (600 kilogram) setiap kali musim menuai.





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Bekas pemain bola sepak Perlis meninggal dunia

Bekas pemain bola sepak Perlis era 80-an, Roslee Ramlee, 53, meninggal dunia selepas mengadu sesak nafas ketika berjoging di kawasan Bukit Lagi dekat sini semalam.

Bekas penyerang pasukan Perlis itu dimasukkan ke Hospital Tuanku Fauziah (HTF) 6.20 petang semalam dan meninggal dunia sejam kemudian.

Isterinya, Azihani Ali yang juga bekas anggota Exco kerajaan negeri Perlis berkata, suaminya yang juga seorang juruteknik di Jabatan Kerja Raya (JKR) sempat berjoging di situ kira-kira sejam sebelum menelefonnya di rumah dan mengadu sesak nafas lalu beliau membawanya ke HTF untuk mendapatkan rawatan.

Allahyarham yang lebih dikenali sebagai "Chik" menghembuskan nafas terakhir di hadapan Azihani dan dua anaknya, Alissa, 18 dan Afeeq, 16.

Jenazahnya dibawa pulang ke rumah mereka di Jejawi Alor Lanchang 10.30 malam tadi. Jenazahnya akan dikebumikan di tanah perkuburan Islam Jejawi Sungai Adam tengah hari ini.

Di antara mereka yang menziarahi jenazah Allahyarham ialah Menteri Besar Perlis, Datuk Seri Dr Md Isa Sabu dan bekas Menteri Besar, Tan Sri Dr Abdul Hamid Pawanteh.




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Eh, dia ke yang curi wang?

Warga Landangan, daerah Kapongan di sini baru-baru ini dikejutkan dengan cerita mengenai seekor kelawar jadian yang dituduh mencuri wang penduduk.
Haiwan itu berjaya ditangkap dan penduduk mendapati warnanya berbeza dengan warna kelawar biasa.

Seorang penduduk, Ahmad Untung, 40, memberitahu, beliau berjaya menangkap kelawar itu yang 'tersesat' masuk ke dalam rumahnya.
"Saya merasa curiga melihat kelawar ini dan terus menutup tingkap dan pintu rumah supaya haiwan ini tak dapat keluar.

"Dengan dibantu oleh isteri, saya berjaya menangkapnya," ujarnya. Dengan tertangkapnya kelawar tersebut, penduduk kini tidak lagi mengadu kehilangan wang.
Sebelum itu, Ahmad berkata, jiran tetangganya sering kehilangan wang dengan cara yang tidak wajar.
"Tiga hari lalu saya kehilangan wang sebanyak Rp100,000 (RM35.65), padahal di rumahnya ketika itu tiada orang dan wang itu saya ikat dengan tali," ujarnya.

Hal serupa juga diutarakan oleh Badrus yang memberitahu, beliau juga sering kehilangan wang di kedainya, sejak beberapa minggu terakhir ini.
Sejumlah warga mengaku kehilangan wang dengan cara yang tidak wajar ini antara Rp50,000 (RM17.80) hingga Rp2 juta (RM713).



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