President undergoing treatment in Dubai: PM House

iSLAMABAD: According to a statement from the Prime Minister House, President Zardari went to Dubai following symptoms related to his heart condition and after the initial medical tests doctors found him to be in stable condition. 

The statement read that doctors were yet to determine whether President's condition was due to adverse reaction to the medication he was taking or a development related to his pre-existing cardiac condition.

The President will remain under observation and return to resume his normal functions as advised by the doctors.

In a statement released by the President’s personal physician his health has improved and he is undergoing routine checkups

219-pound boy shows US obesity problem

CLEVELAND: The case of a 219-pound 8-year-old boy taken from his mother for health reasons spotlights a problem that has almost tripled in the U.S. in the last 30 years -- cases of extreme child obesity.

"Not only do we have a higher percentage of kids who are obese but a higher percentage of children who are severely obese," said Dr. Garry Sigman, director of adolescent medicine and associate professor of pediatrics at Loyola University Medical Center near Chicago, in an interview with Reuters.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately 17 percent or 12.5 million of children and adolescents aged 2 to 19 years are obese, as opposed to merely overweight.

Obesity in children is defined by the CDC as having a body mass index (BMI) at or above the 95th percentile for children of the same age and sex. "Overweight" is defined as a BMI at or above the 85th percentile.

About 2 million U.S. children have a BMI at or beyond the 99th percentile, according to a July article on childhood obesity in the Journal of the American Medical Association, co-authored by Harvard University child obesity expert Dr. David S. Ludwig. The article ignited controversy by saying that in some cases, removing a child from a home may be justified.

An average 8-year-old boy is about 55 pounds, making the boy in question approximately 165 pounds overweight or four times more than average, according to the CDC.

The Cleveland-area boy's mother petitioned a state court two weeks ago to regain custody. But on November 14, a judge agreed with the Cuyahoga County Department of Children and Family Services that the boy, an honor student who gained 60 pounds in about a year, should not be returned to his home due to concerns for his health. The next custody hearing is set for later this month.

Sigman said he usually only sees that sort of rapid weight gain in teenagers, and this along with the sleep apnea is "life threatening."

"That kind of weight gain is a very serious imbalance in both movement and calorie intake," in a younger child, he added.

This is the first time an Ohio child had been removed from a parent's custody primarily due to weight concerns. Court records show that the boy was seen by endocrinologists, nutrition experts, and a sleep clinic in efforts to decrease his weight and remedy his sleeping problems. Medical professionals concluded that the boy's weight gain was due to environmental reasons such as his diet, and there was no medical reason for the gain, according to court records.

Social workers became aware of the boy's situation in spring of 2010 when the 7-year-old was hospitalized for two weeks with severe breathing problems. The child has since been diagnosed with sleep apnea and uses a breathing device and monitor at night, according to court records.

Sam Amata, an attorney for the mother of the child, did not returned repeated calls for comment.

According to social worker reports, the boy had been diagnosed as morbidly obese and lost weight during his two-week hospitalization.

The boy's weight continued to decrease for a short period of time but he then began gaining again at "a rapid pace," according to court documents.

Sigman noted that weight-related health issues like heart and fatty liver disease, usually thought of as adult or end-stage diseases, are effecting children with severe weight problems.

The Cleveland boy, who has a Body Mass Index (BMI) of 60, was enrolled in a hospital program for overweight children. Social worker reports said he frequently missed weigh-ins and appointments, the court document said.

During the year-and-a-half protective supervision of the child, a social worker reported observing the boy out of breath after walking down the length of a short hallway and that some of the boy's breathing problems are, "due to extra skin in his throat."

An 8-year-old boy with a moderate activity level would require about 11,200 calories in one week to maintain his current weight, according to the University Hospitals Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital in Cleveland. For the same child to gain one pound in a week, he would need to consume about 14,700 calories.

The boy is now living in a foster home close to his mother who is allowed weekly visits. He has lost weight while in foster care, according to Mary Louise Madigan, spokeswoman for the Cuyahoga County Department of Children and Family Services.

Sigman warns that any young child with a severe weight problem will need years of care. "Even under the best conditions, it is not always possible to maintain significant weight loss in these children," explains Sigman. "It is going to take years to get that child well."

Afghanistan: Coalition forces near the Pakistani border is not directed to

WASHINGTON (Online) Chief of Army Staff General Ashfaq Kayani, the Pakistani army from the border with Afghanistan in order to answer any immediate action to prevent the potential for military confrontation, U.S. commander General John Allen, the Pakistani border in AfghanistanHe ordered the troops deployed near the Afghan border would be around patrolling limit and confine their activities only. According to foreign news agencies of the U.S. permanent representative to NATO said in a statement that thepatrolling to their activity limit. He said that this event into being, Pakistan's 24 military how dead the investigation is complete only after the duty of people is identified to be.be.

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Pakistani and Indian leaders in the Swiss akauٴnts layyngy next year, asanj

London ... Wikileaks founder Julian asanj akauٴnts to the Swiss and Pakistani and Indian leaders aly details will be unveiled next year. Wikileaks' Julian asanj founder of the Swiss account to the next year and Pakistan and alyDetails of the figures will be brought on mnzraam. Julian asanj that London is my home detention by video conference seminar was speaking to an Indian newspaper. prany He said the two countries in light of akauٴnts Things will change and "nobles" will not accommodate the srchpany. He said that a key member of their team by Elmer rdulf Swiss akauٴnts provided on CD, but due to the arrest of Elmer rdulf mnzraam not bring them or want to talk about this now, but next year they changed the front will bring all this information. 

Germany: World War II bomb defused been thrown

Berlin ...safe places to leave their homes were evacuated, the risk was not a flood or storm, but World War II the two bombs dropped by U.S. and British officials were the nyndyn aradyn, low-power device when Maybe that is not an emergency, but nearly two tonnes carrying British troops to be dropped from the ill-named blockbuster bombs could have half the town turned into ruins, the bomb was hidden in the bottom of the river Rhine would never have known But last week, when the water level has subsided, it appeared, carrying 125 big problem with a small bomb in front as there was in the neighborhood. duby in Rhine River water to deactivate the bomb The pipe was initiated in order to avoid any damage on the coast have also been hundreds of sacks of sand, 2,500 different personnel participated in the process, including police, fire faytrz, was attended by the officials and city administration , city schools were placed in 7 people.

Although India's first ATM machine was on fighting

     (BATKHELA.TK) Mumbai: The first world countries, even though inthe great chariot fighting has started vendingmachine. Mumbai, the Wendy piece in anymachine from a thousand to thirty thousandIndian rupees to sleep, biscuits and jewelry with diamonds can be achieved. be the vendingmachine, a famous Indian zyursaz gaz company(Gitanjali) by mqsdsuny and diamond jewelry, which was bought by A. R is easy to make. itbefore Abu Dhabi, Dubai, America and China, though I was fighting Wendy msynz any piece ofdiamond jewelry have been provided, however,that the world's first vending machine.

Iran U.S. spy plane violated the airspace were gunned down

TEHRAN:  (BATKHELA.TK)   Iran on the U.S. spy plane violatedairspace is gunned down. According to a foreignnews agency of Iran's military sources claimedthat the government on TV during an operation ineastern Iran U.S. spy plane shot down who hasviolated Iranian airspace. senior U.S. military hasdropped by Darin RQ-170 aircraft which havebeen gunned down.

'Showering, I spent sixty-two liters of water,

In a survey of people in the UK showering habits have been revealed about.The survey found that the average shower time is eight minutes longer than previous studies have been derived.According to information obtained before showering, the average time was five minutes.The information, data lugrz, was obtained from ten days during which the two families, one hundred thousand times the information was showering.The survey was commissioned by Unilever, the company who wanted to know how people are using this product.According to information received during the sixty-two-liter eight-minute shower bath tub bath in warm water is utilized, while the average cost is the same liter of water.If such a power shower in the shower when the motor speed is above the water in the water and energy, thus doubling the amount of takes.
Unilever said Dr. hayld hendricks survey results do not reflect the entire nation. He is being planned to further study.

What would it be?

      After the incident slalh checkpoint establishment and Pakistan's military and civilian elites have reached this conclusion will be seen that more flexibility, more will not relent, and Pakistan-US relations will be no more dictate the nature of and future revisions will be comprehensive.
If this impression is correct, then to believe that some clarifications are needed.For instance, with the establishment of the United States during the last ten years been openly and secretly strategic, financial and diplomatic support oral and written agreements and details of the selected facilities open or closed session of Parliament would like to offer?Pak-Afghan border, local military leaders on the seriousness of the situation in terms of time and the option of early decision was to apply only to the Afghan, NATO and U.S. ground and air attacks action or to the jurisdiction come?If a separate policy for drone attacks if the U.S. unilateral policy of Pakistan's civilian and military establishment or oral agreement or document includes. If not, then the future of U.S. air and ground attacks by resistance will?The collective response of the Pakistan military's killing of four is shown. Suylynz the same reaction the next time round will be displayed on the killing?Pakistan's Afghan policy was secretly and openly to remove the impression of two red cahyga openly tell the actual strategic and political interests on the western border of Afghanistan to see how light is it?Reduce the energy crisis in Pakistan-Iran gas pipeline to Pakistan rejects U.S. concerns on the immediate task will be?If integrity and respect for sovereignty and equality-based relationship with Pakistan to the United States insisted on the economic, defense and diplomatic support and suspension increases the pressure by international financial institutions have other options to Pakistan ? In this context, is a practical and realistic draft? If so what?Pakistan believes that the U.S. military, economic and political potential in an attempt to rid asru nfuz Remote time and can cause problems with their friends, particularly Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and China will stand?If U.S. and NATO-led soldiers killed in Pakistan blakr apologized unconditionally accept such an apology as General Kayani and Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has demanded that Pakistan-US relations after the establishment of a wholePromise will continue to review?If it is not possible to partially or fully see what interest they deal, temporary storm in a teacup or hat drama than what?

Bomb disposal to empty half of the city

In Germany,  (BATKHELA.TK)   a town of about forty thousand citizens kublynz authorities tried to move are krhy.
That is what the experts discovered the River Rhine in World War II will deactivate a bomb. Nearly half the people in the two hospitals, care institutions, including the prison at a safe distance will be transferred.Sunday's bomb work is to be disabled. The British bomb 'Block Buster' is known as a city because it is capable of destroying a large part. The bomb, three meters in length and tqryna is carrying two tons.The bomb was dropped by rayk Air Force due to water has badly Gill. Bomb last week when it rains the least of which is the lemongrass ryayy Rhine was reduced. River Rhine near Two kilometers from the people to move to safer places has been ordered. The bomb defused in Germany after the war to Iraq is the biggest. kulynz that half the population of the city be affected.
River where bombs have been placed hundreds of sacks of sand. Sunday morning the remaining survivors from the water will also be removed because of a bomb disposal work after hsk be possible.'s grynyj work at the standard time will be two per day.With this structure, a second short of U.S. bombs will be disabled.Kublynz Sunday the city will suspend all roads and railways. Pmflts city administration on Tuesday distributed among the people whose property had been instructed to close their windows and doors closed.

Imran Khan declares assets before media

ISLAMABAD: (BATKHELA.TK) Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan on Sunday declared his assets before the media and challenged all other politicians of the country to do the same, Geo News reported.

Addressing a press conference along with central leaders of PTI, Imran Khan announced to make Shah Mehmood Qureshi, who was also present there, the party's Vice Chairman. 

Imran Khan said none of his assets in the name of his children and that all his property was in his own name.

He said all leaders of the political parties are hiding their assets. He asked them to declare their assets and warned to launch civil disobedience.

The TIP Chairman clarified that none of the board of directors of Shaukat Khanum Hospital received money and the person who accused them of the same was being served a legal notice. 

He said he had sold his 10-London flat for 700,000 pounds and he also produced the sale deed for the same. He said, with that money, he bought land in 2002 and showed the registry to the journalists.

Imran Khan said he inherited the land in Mian Chunun from his grand father and that two plots he had owned were presented to him as reward for playing cricket by none other than the then prime minister Nawaz Sharif. "I donated both the plots for Shaukat Khanum Hospital."

To a question, Imran Khan said non-declaration of assets was a national issue and not a personal clash. He said Nawaz always played the politics on personal grounds.

He said he and board of directors of Shaukat Khanum never received salary from the hospital, adding that he had donated Rs.35 million to the hospital till the year 2000.

Replying to another question, PTI chairman said he would leave politics if the allegation of receiving money from ISI was proved.

Khan was of the view that Pakistan should pull out from the alliance waging the so-called war on terror.

PM refuses Clinton invite to Bonn moot

ISLAMABAD: US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton telephoned Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani and asked him to attend Bonn Conference, Geo News reported.

During the telephonic conversation, Clinton said that US respected sovereignty of Pakistan, adding that Pak-US relationship should not be affected after Nato attacks on Pakistani check posts.

Prime Minister told Clinton about the decision taken by Defence Committee of the Cabinet and Parlimantary Committee on National Security. 

20 militants killed in Upper Orakzai

PESHAWAR: Twenty militants were killed and five militant hideouts were destroyed during artillery shelling by security forces in the upper part of Orakzai Agency Saturday, 

According to sources, security forces targeted militants’ hideouts in different areas and killed 20 militants. During the clashes, two security personnel also sustained injuries who were shifted to Kalaya hospital.

Security forces are conducting a search operation in Tehsil Jamrood of Khyber Agency while curfew has been imposed in some areas of North Waziristan, political administration informed.