Don't like your wife too much? In the town of Des Moina, Iowa, James Izzolena (54 years old) was charged with hitting his wife Nicole Izzolena (27 years old) with an onion during a heated drunken argument.
Police who arrested Jame Izzolena said that the man admitted to hurling the onion at his wife but did not mean to hurt her. Mrs. Izzolena claimed the onion made her head hurt.
The Chinese state newspaper did not report the man's name nor mention what game(s) the man had been playing. Apparently paramedics arrived on the scene but were unable to revive the man and declared him dead in the cafe.
Several cities in China have psychiatric facilities to treat internet addicts.
This marketing ploy may lead to untapped potential in a business which is otherwise stale. Caskets generally come standard in shape and color. This is the first time that such a bold design has been applied to caskets. Now fans can "live long and prosper" in their next lives by requesting their family memebers to make sure their remains are buried in a Star Trek coffin.
A doctor treating this man said "The ostrich man, as we call him, is one of our regular clients He was brought here for swallowing pills, pieces of string or plastic but the spoons is something new".
The man was taken to a psychiatric hospital after being treated for swallowing the spoons.
According to the mother she came home from work to find her 10-year-old Ebuka Ochichi had eaten too much macaroni. The mother was furious and ordered her sister to heat up some oil. The mother then poured this oil on her own son.
A neighbour reported strange happenings in the house to the police. The mother was arrested.
The mother claims that she did not mean to harm her child. However, tribal chief disagrees. He says "How can she say she meant no harm? She kept the boy in the house for three days without even making an attempt to take him to the hospital for treatment." "If not that God exposed her through her neighbour, maybe the boy could have got infected and perhaps died."
Corrupt hospital employees received small payments for helping fish merchants store their fish inside the morgue. Fish was stored along with human bodies in cooling boxes for a charge of about $0.20 per kilogram per night. This rate was much cheaper than private refrigeration storage in India.
This corruption was uncovered by a local reporter who posed as a fish merchant and was given a tour of the facility by corrupt hospital workers.
The Indian health minister called for an investigation and suspended one employee.
31-year-old Olivia Chanes was eating a Hebrew National hot dog at Costco store in in Irvine, California. She felt some hard metal piece in her hot dog as she was chewing. She examined the contents in her mouth and found a 9mm bullet.
Chanes called police who dissected the remaining stock of Hebrew National hot dogs searching for any other contaminents. No other contaminents were found in the hot dogs.
Chanes later had stomach pains and went to the hospital. An x-ray revealed that she had a bullet in her stomach. She showed her x-ray on local television.
Olivia Chanes stated that she was glad she had eaten the bullet rather than having it end-up in her stomach by getting shot.
Carlos Machuca, a 56-year-old tamale chef, was arrested in his home after police received an anonymous tip. The police enterred his home to find a dead body which had been mutilated on his floor. The police found body parts cooking on the stove. Tamales is a mexican dish made of chopped meat, herbs and peppers all wrapped in cornhusks and fried. Carlos Machuca used his friend's body parts for the meat.
The police believe that Carlos stabbed his friend through the heart during a fight then tried to dispose of the body by using it as an ingredient in cooking tamales. The chef may have sold some of these tamales to customers.
Disposable chopsticks may be made from bamboo trees, such as those in Vietnam. These sticks are cut to shape and then treated with Hydrogen Peroxide, not any disinfectant. Then they're left outside to dry in the sun's heat. After the chopsticks have dried they will be shipped to other asian countries such as Singapore, Malaysia or Japan.
It takes about a month to get these chopsticks delivered by container to their destination. During this time they are subject to chemicals in the container which have been sprayed to keep away cockroaches and rats. Chemical residue may coat the chopsticks.
These bundles of sticks are then sent to local factories for packaging. No disinfectant is used in the process. Once packaged the chopsticks are sent to restaurants.
Eating with these chopsticks can be hazardous to your health.
