World Health Life

Thieves like to wear Reebok shoes

Posted by watertree under Interesting news

I do not know is wearing Reebok shoes, readers see this article react?

From the United Kingdom Leicester University researchers, who analyzed the Northamptonshire area and found 100 cases of theft, of which 52 cases, up to 155 thieves wore the Reebok Classics shoes, priced mostly in the £ 60.

They also found that the work of thieves who do not have formal than the formal work of the thieves who will be wearing shoes more expensive, typically £ 67 compared 48 pounds. Overall, the thieves usually wear an average of 19 pounds of shoes. Source Link

Why lock the shoes?

There will always be thieves to analyze footprints.

Reebok manufacturers are depressed.

Tags: Leicester University, Reebok, South American Theft Groups, Thieves Reebok shoes, united kingdom

Related posts

• The secret of women’s drinking before sex (0)
• Hero teacher scales 300ft cliff saved pupils trapped (0)
• English school not allowed to say school? ! (1)

Use spoon to bank robbery

Posted by watertree under Interesting news

This happened in Poland, Lublin, recently, a man stormed into a local bank, while frantically waving the spoon while yelling ‘This is a robbery’. Bank staff and customers are ignorant to see this scene, and thought: That was a gun disguised as soup spoon? Or a hand grenade disguised as soup spoon.

After receiving the alarm, the police did not dare to neglect, in the uniform of a suspect, they confirmed that it really actually is an ordinary stainless steel spoon.

Source Link

Baffled bank staff refused to fork out cash when a robber threatened them – with a spoon.

The ginger-haired crook burst into the branch in Lublin, Poland, brandishing the cutlery shouting: “This is a stick up.”

Staff and customers threw themselves to the ground until they realised the ‘gun’ was simply a stainless steel spoon.

Tags: bank robbery, bank staff, hand grenade, local bank, lublin poland, poland lublin, police spokeswoman, soup spoon, stainless steel spoon, weird one

Related posts

• Rob the bank leaving behind wallet (0)

Tony Hawk skateboarding performances in the White House

Posted by watertree under Interesting news

June 19, skateboard star Tony Hawk invited by CNN, in the White House, he carried out an unprecedented slide show. This is the CNN for the local Father’s Day (June 21) to prepare the program.

Although the program has not yet been broadcast, but Tony have been through his own photographs Twitpic released. Figure, although the photographs did not particularly gorgeous slide action, but the success of a street campaign for the White House into a serious, quite interesting. Digg sources

Of course, they are permitted access to the White House.

Father’s Day (wiki): started in the early twentieth century. States the official definition of the date of Father’s Day is different. In 2009, most countries Father’s Day is June 21.

Tags: ashtun kutcher, slide action, slide show, tony hawk skateboarding, tweet, white house

Related posts

• No related posts.

Canada’s lying game

Posted by watertree under Interesting news

On the 10th of next month, the Canadian state of Montana will hold a liar Butte competition, which also belong to the local National Folk Festival Music Festival.

Lying in this competition, each participant must be trying to deceive the referee, to play poker last night to say the things to study in school learning, or pretending to pay tribute to referee the bottom (sort of a small, very suitable trousers) and so on.

It is interesting to note that the competition is not allowed to participate in professional liar, for example: lawyers, politicians, pharmaceutical salesman and member of his speech: D News.ca Link

BUTTE, Montana – A Montana festival is to feature what organizers term “a unique event in tribute to the culture of the American West” – a lying contest.

Contestants at the National Folk Festival contest in Butte next month will compete for a trophy. Each contestant will be allowed a set amount of time and the number of contestants will be limited.

Contest organizers say the event is for amateur liars only: No lawyers, politicians, patent medicine salesmen or motivational speakers need apply.

Hold the date and make your plans now to come to Butte, Montana July 10-12, 2009 for the 71st National Folk Festival — traditional music, food, crafts, culture and fun — a Great American Festival set in the Great American West — and admission is free!

The National Folk Festival, one of the nation’s largest and most prestigious celebrations of the arts, has taken up residence in Butte, Montana until 2010.

First presented in 1934, the National is the oldest multicultural festival in the nation. The National Council for the Traditional Arts (NCTA), the organization that has produced the National Folk Festival since its creation, recognized Butte’s and Montana’s unique natural resources, cultural assets, and strong community spirit.

The National Folk Festival is a large-scale three-day outdoor event presented free to the public that celebrates the roots, richness, and variety of American culture. The National features a jubilant and dizzying program that includes music and dance performances, participatory dancing, workshops, children’s activities, regional and ethnic foods, storytelling, parades, craft exhibits and demonstrations, and more. The National brings a jubilant and dizzying feast of the deeply traditional folk arts that appeals to audiences of all ages at all levels.

Butte, Montana is the host city for the 70th-72nd National Folk Festivals in 2008-2010. The National Folk Festival kicked off a three-year run in Montana on July 11-13, 2008. The 2008 event has been pronounced a huge success, a signature Montana event and an exciting addition to the summer schedule for thousands of visitors to Southwest Montana. In the first year of the festival in Montana, the event was attended by an estimated 75,000 attendees, a number expected to nearly double in 2009. The economic impact of these numbers in the Southwest Montana trade area is estimated at about $8 million dollars based on an on-site survey conducted by the Butte CVB and the Montana Institute for Tourism and Recreation Research.

Music, Dance, and Tradition From Across America

Music and dance traditions from every part of the nation are on display, performed by the country’s finest traditional artists. Audiences are treated to authentic blues, gospel, polka, cowboy, bluegrass, klezmer, old-time, Cajun, rhythm and blues, mariachi, western swing, zydeco and more. Continuous performances on seven stages celebrate Native American, Celtic, Acadian, Middle Eastern, Caribbean, East Asian, Appalachian, Hispanic, Eastern European, African and Pacific Island cultures.

A Celebration of America’s Cultural Roots

Folk arts are those deeply held grassroots cultural expressions — music, dance, crafts, stories and foodways — passed down through time by families, communities, tribal, ethnic and occupational groups. The festival’s programming embraces the heritage and traditions of all Americans – from those whose families have been here for centuries to those of our country’s most recent immigrants. Legendary masters as well as the next generation of dynamic young artists celebrate the musical soul and cultural roots of America.

Montana Traditions

Each National Folk Festival host city celebrates its own regional traditions and heritage. Folklife demonstrations and exhibits feature Montana’s finest craftspeople and other tradition-bearers, and explore subjects ranging from saddle making to blacksmithing to basket making, from cowboy poetry to quilting, instrument making, woodcarving, needlework, American Indian beadwork and more.

Something For Everyone

Chinese dragon and lion dancers, New Orleans brass bands and a host of other traditional street and celebratory activities are also part of the National’s mix.

Special attention is given to providing engaging and educational performances and hands-on activities for children and youth, sharing the richness and diversity of many cultures with them.

The festival’s artistic diversity is complemented by a delicious variety of ethnic and regional food specialties available for sale throughout the festival site.

Tags: contest organizers, festival contest, national folk festival, patent medicine, pharmaceutical salesman

Related posts

• No related posts.

Gold vending machine

Posted by watertree under Interesting news

Germany TG-Gold-Super-Markt in Germany, the country is preparing more than 500 railway stations, airports placed within a new type of gold trading machine – Gold to Go machine.

Similar to vending machines, the transaction machine, can easily facilitate the completion of the gold in a number of small transactions, view real-time quotes and so gold.

At present, the machine has been installed at Frankfurt Airport a, if you have money to buy a piece of gold. But the machine to sell gold prices were 30 percent higher than the market price: (

The company believes that the time of financial turmoil, gold is more conducive to price, this is the best time to buy gold. Source Link

Old news “luxury vending machines,” Bentley convertible can be bought.

Automatic teller machines (ATMs) — 500 of them — dispensing pieces of gold will be available around Germany, Switzerland and Austria by the end of this year.

That at least is the plan of German precious metals online trading company TG-Gold-Super-Markt.de. The ATMs, to be located at airports, railway stations and shopping malls, are intended to accustom ordinary people to the idea of investing in a physical asset such as gold, the thinking goes.

Thomas Geissler, the company’s chief executive, said the gold ATMs might even improve relations between the sexes.

“I have yet to meet a woman who does not like a gift of gold. It’s better than flowers. Flowers are more expensive. They wilt and you (as a man) don’t get as many points at home as if you bring gold,” he said.

A prototype ATM on display for a one-day marketing test at the main railway station in Frankfurt, Germany’s financial capital, did indeed reward your correspondent with a 1-gramme (0.0353 ounce) piece of gold.

It cost the equivalent of $42.25 — a 30 percent premium over the spot market price.

Tags: automatic teller machines, financial turmoil, main railway station, thomas geissler, transaction machine

Related posts

• No related posts.