Cry-baby 'link to behavioural problems'

Excessive crying as a baby may hint at behavioural

problems later in life.

 

According to research  published in Archives of Disease in Childhood says that crying in babies is normal, but some cry "excessively" after the age of three months for reasons other than it is not normal anymore. Onother researchers looked also in problems of eating and sleeping.

By comparing data from 22 studies from 1987 to 2006, they found a link between these issues and problems later in life of the babies. They say that the babies would have behaviour problems later like ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), anxiety and depression as well as aggressive behaviour.

Professor Dieter Wolke, from the University of Warwick, told the BBC: "It is about a 100% increase in risk, a doubling of risk of behavioural problems with excessive crying, sleeping and eating problems."  Jane Valente, a consultant paediatrician at Great Ormond Street Hospital, said: "It would be wrong for people to get overly alarmed. I don't think on the basis of this report people should be going to their GPs.

They say that the parents should be aware of their childeren. If they think that there is something wrong with the baby, they have to alarm the hospital or doktor.

My Opinion
I don't think that this is true. I don't believe such a news. it is normal that a baby cry a lot. My little niece cried a lot when she was a baby , but now she is a wonderfull little girl who is happy and do not have any behaviour problem. I know a lot of babies who cry a lot but I don't think they will have some behaviour problems like ADHD of agrresive behaviour.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-13141753 

Royal wedding: Westminster Abbey seating plan revealed

Two thousand guests are to attend the ceremony

The guest list and the seating plan are reveald.

Close family members are to sit nearest to the royal couple as they take their vows on Friday at Westminster Abbey. The Queen, accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles, the Duchess of Cornwall and Prince Harry will sit in the front row. Celebrity guests include Sir Elton John, David and Victoria Beckham and Rowan Atkinson. Miss Middleton's mother Carole will sit directly opposite the Queen, next to her husband Michael and her son James. The remaining places on the Middletons' front row are yet to be confirmed.

There will also be al lot of celebrity guest in the 1000-years-old Abbey, like Olympic swimming star Ian Thorpe. Other sports personalities attending will be former England rugby coach Sir Clive Woodward, Sir Trevor Brooking, a Football Association colleague of the Prince and a lot of more friends. Price William has also invited members of the families of two close friends and colleagues from Sandhurst who died on active service. The wedding will consist of 2000 guests.

Well, first of all congratulations Price William and Kate Middleton. I hope you will enjoy that special day and will live healthy and happy next to each other. There is one thing I am thinking about it, and that it why are the Royal Wedding of all Royal Family incredibily huge and spend a lot of money on that day? I think that there is no need to invite celebrities. They are not your close friends of family. I think they do that to just make them wedding very huge and noisy, to let the other Royal people know that they can also spend a lot of efford and money on that special day.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-13174863 

Frustrated Justin Bieber 'pulled into' Israel politics

The 17-year-old Canadian singer Justin Bieber was looking forward to go to Israel to give an outdoor concert and to spend his sparetime for sightseeing in Israel. Justin Bieber told the photographers that they ''should be ashamed'' because of so much photos and attention. Justin Bieber is used to all this kind of attention but he was more frustrated when we was on his tour and get all the attention from the photographers. Bieber complained in tweets of being "super frustrated" and retreated to his hotel, expressing his anger in a tweet: "Staying in the hotel the rest of the week u happy?"

He also wanted to see the Prime Minister to ask him to let the children attend in the meeting in order to encourage them and create a PR effect. The PM doesn't see that as a political issue and agreed. But after that it looks like that the meeting never ever was planned and happened!

My Opinion

I agree with Justin Bieber, If I was in his shoes I will also be frustrating when I see a lot of photographers around me. I think that the photographers have to only take a picture when he is on stage but they are not allowed to disturb him while he is on a tour or sightseeing.  The other thing that was very strange is that the meeting was not planned and happened. They say that Justien Bieber never asked such a request to the PM.

All this issue around Justin Bieber is very hilarious, a lot of girls are in love with him and he is just a boy of 17 years old and is so popular around the world. I do not like his songs, it is too childish. Do you like him?

 Let us know what you think about him!!!  :D

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-13079833 

How can social networks make money?

Well, as you all know there are a lot of social networking sites like, Tweeter, Facebook, Hyves, MySpace etc etc. The most popular social networking site is Facebook. It is on top after MySpace. Over a  past month there are a lot of users on Facebook enjoying a selection of Warner Bros blockbusters streamed through the site in exchange for about $4 (£2.45) in Facebook credits. Advertising is at the heart of most internet success stories. But in some ways social networks are uniquely engineered as money-making machines. That is because you make the content for free and put it free on social networking sites.

Most of the people have a smart phone and are users of Facebook and have that on his mobile. wherever they are they write something on facebook and when his friends on his list see his comment they will reply and talk about for example the theme park where he is staying. So the social networking sites make money because somehow we are advertising something on our social network site.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/click_online/9457946.stm