Thursday, 21 January 2016

ELE BEAUTY SLEEP (SLEEPING MASK) MEN AND WOMEN ALSO FALL IN LOVE IN SLEEP WITH IT

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Saturday, 16 January 2016

雅加達連環爆‧遇襲地多外國人出入

印尼‧雅加達14日訊）位於雅加達市中心的薩里娜商場周圍有許多豪華酒店、商業大廈和外國大使館，包括聯合國辦事處、法國大使館、德國大使館，土耳其和巴基斯坦駐當地大使館，相信有許多外國人出入，遇害者包括一名荷蘭籍聯合國職員。

此外，當地還有許多美資餐廳，包括星巴克、麥當勞和比薩店。而薩里娜商場是當地人和外國人喜愛去的商場。

聯合國毒品與犯罪辦公室在雅加達的代表道格拉斯在“推特”上透露，他和同事布朗步下車的時候，一枚炸彈在辦事處外爆炸，街頭傳出交火，距辦公室100公尺處顯然有自殺式炸彈客發動襲擊。

他推文說“在巴基斯坦的3年多從未經歷這種事”。他第一條推文後30分鐘後，他再推文指出，“靜下來了。不是令人安心的安靜”。

事發後，聯合國辦事處建築物關閉，不准人員出入，該區的部份建築物則疏散。

印尼的中央銀行亦位於該區。銀行表示，週四稍後的一次政策會議將如期舉行。

多名鎗手匿藏戲院

據報商場內有戲院，多名鎗手匿藏在內。爆炸地點附近出入口增強保安，嚴加檢查進出車輛，商場內的幼稚園也通知家長提前接學生回家。有當地人指，事發時是午飯時間，附近辦公室的白領人員多會到商場吃飯，相信當時商場內擠滿人。

警方呼吁公眾留在建築物內，遠離窗邊。市民如無必要切勿外出，因為當局擔心會發生更多爆炸。

【相關新聞請點大事件：恐襲陰霾籠罩全球】

（星洲日報／國際）

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槍手攻擊布基納法索‧酒店63人質獲釋

瓦加杜古16日訊）與基地（al-Qaeda）掛鉤的槍手攻擊布基納法索1間酒店，通訊部長丹吉努（Remis Dandjinou）向法新社表示，63名人質今天清晨獲釋，當中有33人受傷。

槍手攻擊布基納法索1間酒店，通訊部長丹吉努稱有33人受傷。（圖：法新社）

法新社報道，丹吉努說：“有數人身亡，但我們還沒有確切的數字。”獲救人質包括勞動部長沙瓦杜哥（Clement Sawadogo）。

美國有線電視新聞網（CNN）報導，援救行動仍未結束。

（中央社）

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Thursday, 14 January 2016

<14Jan2015> MH370 LASTEST DISCOVERY!! Read if you care.

ARCHAEOLOGY

Malaysia Aircraft Search Turns Up 1800s Shipwreck

JAN 14, 2016 09:40 AM ET // BY TIA GHOSE, LIVESCIENCE

The search for the missing flight MH370 plane in the Indian ocean has turned up this 19th century shipwreck.

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he search for the mission Malaysia Airlines plane that disappeared over the Indian Ocean in 2014 has discovered something else: a 19th-century shipwreck.

Searchers discovered the shipwreck while combing the Indian Ocean for remnants of Flight MH 370, which vanished without a trace on March 8, 2014. Underwater sonar images revealed an "anomalous," likely man-made shape beneath the waves, according to a statement by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau.

On Jan. 2, the search team sent an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV), dubbed the Havila Harmony, to follow up on the anomalous find. The AUV captured high-resolution sonar images of the object, confirming that it was a wreck. Experts at the Shipwreck Galleries of the Western Australian Museum reviewed the images and confirmed that the object was an early 1800s-era ship, likely made of steel or iron. In May 2015, the MH370 search team discovered a separate shipwreck, dating to the mid- to late-1800s, in the Indian Ocean. [In Photos: Lost in the Bermuda Triangle]

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Flight MH370 vanished while traveling from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to Beijing, China. Prior to the plane's disappearance, all communication from the cockpit had been normal. Military radar tracked the plane deviating from its set course until it disappeared from view over the Andaman Sea. However, based on the in-flight satellite system, investigators determined that the plane continued to fly for several more hours, leaving them to conclude it crashed somewhere over the southern Indian Ocean.

Since then, Australia, on the behest of the Malaysian government, has headed the search and recovery operations. In July 2015, a "flaperon," a flap found on the wings of an aircraft that increases drag and helps the plane turn right and left, washed ashore on the island of Reunion. Investigators later confirmed that the flap came from Flight MH370, Live Science reported.

'Byzantine iPad' Found in Ancient Shipwreck

So far, the search team has combed 30,888 square miles (80,000 square kilometers) of the Indian Ocean. However, the search operation has not yet yielded any other plane parts, such as theblack box, which could reveal what caused the plane to veer off course. By midyear, the team will complete its search of 46,000 square miles (120,000 square km) of the ocean, according to the statement.

Original article on Live Science.