Must Watch. Over 18 only.

Must Watch. Over 18 only.

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It was sexy, but I was confused at first. And why the hell was the husband upset if he was sleeping around too? I know it is a video, but I feel if one is going to cheat, be up front about it. If you search around you can find this scene without this twelve year olds distracting and obnoxious noise playing. And for all you one syllable word people out there,.. It's not something that is alluring, or entrancing, or riveting,.. but just 'hot'.  The cat being thrown into the pool was perfectly fine. You people don't know cats, or any animals for that matter. Now stop complaining about animal cruelty and finish your cheeseburger, moron. Don't get me wrong, I'm a dude, so I like looking at sexy girls twerking all over the place, but.. these girls seem like they're trying too hard to get attention. Girls were doing this long before the vine craze. Most people want vines that are funny, not sexy.

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Facebook Nearby Friends

There's a lot that Facebook allows you to share with your friends. On Thursday, the company added "exact location" to that list.

Facebook's new Nearby Friends feature enables you to flip a switch to start broadcasting your location with friends in the area. If you see someone nearby with whom you want to meet up, you can tap a button, and send them your exact location — complete with a map detailing where to find you.

SEE ALSO: Facebook Launches 'Nearby Friends' Location Feature for Meet-Ups IRL

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It's a push from Facebook to encourage more users to connect offline. For some, the feature will simply collect dust in the corner, as willingly allowing Facebook to follow your movements is a deal-breaker.

But there is a use case for Nearby Friends, and many users may get value from knowing which of their friends are in the area. You can meet up for coffee, find each other at a crowded concert or even follow your friends as they backpack across Europe. The feature was built to give users control over what they share, and with whom. For those of you who are intrigued, here's how it works:

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Smart Phone Theft

Major US wireless carriers and smartphone makers have agreed to introduce tools to enable users to lock their devices and wipe them clean of data if stolen, responding to pressure on the telecommunications industry to do more to stem theft.

Starting in July 2015, all smartphones manufactured by the companies will come with free anti-theft tools preloaded on the devices or ready to be downloaded, according to wireless association CTIA, which announced the agreement on Tuesday.

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Aditya Chopra, Rani Mukerji marry

Finally, there's clarity on the relationship status of Aditya Chopra and Rani Mukerji . The Yash Raj Films (YRF) head honcho and actress exchanged  Vows in a small 

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"We are happy to announce that Aditya Chopra and Rani Mukerjigot married last night. The wedding was a very small intimate affair with very close family and friends," Rafiq Gangjee, vice president (marketing and communications), YRF, said in a statement.

"We wish the couple a very happy married life," Gangjee added.

For Aditya, who is the elder son of late filmmaker Yash Chopra, it is his second marriage. He was earlier married to Payal Khanna.

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UK war veteran wants Nepali citizenship

Contrary to the trend of Nepali youths seeking to migrate abroad, British national John Philip Cross, 90, had renounced his British citizenship 12 years ago in a bid to acquire a Nepali citizenship.

However, his desire has become a distant dream as concerned authorities have not yet issued him a Nepali citizenship. “My only wish is to be recognised as a Nepali national and be laid to rest here, in Nepal,” said Cross, who speaks Nepali like a native.

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A World War II veteran, Cross had visited Nepal for the first time at the invitation of Padam Shamsher Rana in 1947, and was immediately enticed by the nature, respect and hospitality of Nepali people. According to Cross, his love for the country had further deepened during his visit in 1976 as the Chief of the British Camp.

Cross is currently residing at Nayagaun in Pokhara with his adopted son Buddhiman Gurung Dhampu. Although the late king Birendra Bir Bikram Shah had arranged for Cross’ stay in Nepal for as long as he wants, he wishes to remain in the country as a bona fide Nepali citizen, the one possessing a citizenship card issued by the government.

For the past 38 years, Cross has been visiting the District Administration Office (DAO) in hopes of obtaining a Nepali citizenship. He had even requested former prime ministers to provide him with Nepali citizenship, but to no avail.

Cross, also a philanthropist, has provided financial aid to schools in Kaski and Lamjung, while the JP Cross Basketball and Volleyball tournament sponsored by him is organised each year in Pokhara. Cross had also managed to distribute relief materials during the famine that had gripped the eastern side in 2008. Cross has been an assistant professor at Kirtupur and happens to be an expert in Nepali language. He has published 15 books on Gorkha army and its recruitment process.

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Meanwhile, Cross has been invited to receive the award for the oldest war veteran of the Gorkha Rifles next year in India. However, without a citizenship certificate his travel remains uncertain. Even with some advising him to apply for a refugee visa, he denied the requests saying that he sees no reason to seek residency as a refugee in Nepal.

According to sources, a former home minister had taken the initiative to provide him with the certificate but the process stalled after change of government leadership. “The indifference shown by previous governments has denied him the certificate even though he has been living in the country for decades,” said Dhampu, pointing out that the various non-residential Nepalis were acquiring Nepali citizenship through illegal means. “He renounced his British citizenship and devoted his life to Nepal. The government should recognise him as one of us.”

Indians acquiring Nepali nationality ‘illegally’

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Sri Prasad Mukhiya from Indian state of Bihar had submitted an application to acquire a Nepali citizenship before he married Urmali Sahani from Rangeli VDC of Morang.

Seven years after the marriage, Mukhiya received a Nepali citizenship card, and he is now living with his family in Nepal.

Another Indian national Ajitesh Raya, who married Mitrakumari from the same VDC, also got a Nepali citizenship with the help of his in-laws.

Hari Prasad Pokharel, secretary of Rangeli VDC, said that the trend of Indian men marrying Nepali women with an objective of obtaining Nepali citizenship illegally has gone unchecked.

He claimed that more than 500 Indian people have used unfair means to gain the cards from Rangeli VDC in the past decade, adding that the cards were acquired through integrated mobile service camps organised in the VDC before 2063 BS.

According to sources, Indian men prefer women having Nepali citizenship for marriage, so much so that some of them do not

even demand dowry, if the bride’s side assures to help them acquire Nepali citizenship by producing fake documents or using political pressure.

Administrative Officer at the District Administration Office Rajan Regmi said that around 40 percent of the Indian nationals who obtained Nepali citizenship took advantage of the camps. “Those citizenship cards in possession of Indian nationals can be annulled if the state investigates the matter seriously.”

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Massive Avalanche Sweeps Mt. Everest 2014 April 18

KATHMANDU: At least 12 Nepalese Sherpa guides were killed and seven others missing in an avalanche that struck Mount Everest on Friday morning, making it the single deadliest mountaineering accident on the world's highest peak.

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Japan to construct 2.35-km tunnel road

The Japanese government has shown keen interest to construct a 2.35-km tunnel road on the Nagdhunga-Naubise section of Tribhuvan Highway, which will reduce traffic congestion and travel time on Kathmandu-Naubise segment. The Japan International Corporation Agency (JICA) is carrying out a feasibility study on this tunnel project.

The Nagdhunga-Naubise section, which is the entry point to Kathmandu Valley, contains steep gradient and sharp curves. This usually results in traffic congestion, affects movement of large vehicles and raises the chances of road accidents. Construction of a tunnel road in this segment will not only reduce travel time and traffic congestion, but also facilitate trade between Nepal and India, as most goods coming from the southern neighbour enter the Valley via this route.

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“As per our discussion with JICA officials, the Japanese government will complete the feasibility study within a year and if it finds the project viable, it will also construct it on its own,” said Madhu Masashini, joint secretary at the Ministry of Finance (MoF). He also informed the Japanese government was positive about providing grant or loan to build the tunnel project.

The government, for long, has been planning to build a tunnel road on the Nagdhunga-Naubise segment and had also conducted a feasibility study last year, which had concluded that 2.3-km tunnel linking Imakhel of Nagdhunga with Sisnekhola of Naubise was viable. Back then, it was estimated that construction of the tunnel would cost Rs five billion, including cost for building access road to the tunnel. The route from India to the western Kathmandu via the Prithivi Highway is the most reliable corridor for foreign trade in the country.

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Upon completion of the government’s feasibility study, JICA had shown interest to conduct a fresh study on its own. Recently, the government and JICA have also decided to set up a project called ‘Thankot-Naubise Tunnel Construction Project’ prioritising the tunnel plan. The project aims to improve road condition around Thankot pass by building a 2.35-km three-lane tunnel (two lanes inbound to Kathmandu and one lane outbound from Kathmandu) to ensure smooth transportation network between Kathmandu and other cities, according to the MoF.

The preliminary scope of the tunnel project includes construction of the tunnel, 2.25-km approach road, five bridges along the route and establishment of power supply facilities, including backup generator to light the tunnel in case of power failure. The government-JICA team will also prepare detailed design, bidding documents and supervise works related to tunnel construction.

The three-lane tunnel has been proposed as the best option in terms of smooth and safe travel, and reduction of travel time and vehicle operating cost on Nagdhunga-Naubise section. However, construction and maintenance cost of the three-lane tunnel will be 1.2 times more than two-lane tunnel.

As per the basic engineering report, the tunnel road will be safe enough for vehicles to travel at 40 to 60 km per hour and will be able to handle 10,000 to 11,000 units of vehicles per day.

The MoF officials said that the route survey and the feasibility study of JICA will investigate further on the project site and suggest most appropriate outline for the project.

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