A woman, Mandy Lamrini, from Berlin, has been the target of cruel online trolls after posting a selfie of her newly-tattooed eyebrows on Facebook. She shared a photograph mid-way through the inking on January 19 and told her social media followers that she was 'satisfied' with how the permanent treatment looked. But after sharing the photo, the bar worker was subjected to vile abuse. Mandy has now hit back at the criticism and said the tattoos 'suit her better' than the natural look. She shared the photo and wrote: 'Still fresh, colour still leaves after, old form was tattooed with colour way!!! Am very satisfied!!! Supa Loading, I can only recommend us!!! But the image received a lot more attention than Mandy, who is in a relationship, had anticipated. The selfie, which shows Mandy make-up free and in a grey hoodie, has been shared more than 600 times, liked nearly over 2,000 times and attracted over 23,000 comments. Many nasty commentators rushed to critic...
Do your children spend most of their time indoors using smartphones ? Are you thinking about getting them outside to see how sunny it is? If yes, then you’re not the only one who’s facing this. Almost 67% of the parents think that their kids spend a handful time online. You know in research conducted on this, the question was asked: which of these mentioned activities is the most popular amongst children – playing sports, watching TV, reading books or going online? You know the answer right? Yes, the right answer is ‘going online.’ Kids are so busy going online that they don’t have time to spend in the sunshine, making new friends. They spend minimal time with family and enormous time online. If your kid does so, you don’t have to worry anymore. I’ll tell you how you can keep your children away from using smartphones. Do not kid yourself. The main reason why kids don’t spend time outdoors is that their parents do not spend more time outdoor! What you can do is get inv...
A Rwandan pastor accused of leading and coordinating attacks on minority Tutsis during Rwanda's 1994 genocide has been jailed for life, Rwanda's high court said on Wednesday, December 30. An estimated 800,000 ethnic Tutsis and moderate Hutus were killed by dominant Hutu forces in the genocide in 100 days. Jean Uwinkindi,64, who once led the Kayenzi Pentecostal church in the rural outskirts of the capital Kigali, was convicted of crimes of genocide and crimes against humanity committed during the slaughter. "The court finds that there were killings of the Tutsi at Rwankeri and Kanzenze hills and that the attacks were led by Uwinkindi," said Judge Kanyegeri Timothee. Uwinkindi was arrested in Uganda in 2010 and the following year his case was referred from the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, in Tanzania, to the Rwandan national court system. It was the first such referral. The pastor said he plans to appeal. Source: Reuters
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