A 11-year-old Bulgarian girl gave birth to a baby girl on the day she got married to her teenage boyfriend.
She was still wearing her flowing white dress and tiara when she arrived at hospital and gave birth to 2.49kg Violeta last week.
After spending the night with her newborn, Kordeza changed back into her wedding dress to finish the ceremony.
Jeliazko and Kordeza, hours before she gave birth
Her family couldn't be happier for their child bride - the youngest girl ever to give birth in in the city of Sliven where 13-year-old mums are routine.
With proud husband Jeliazko Dimitrov, 19, at her side, Kordeza told The News of the World: "It feels strange to be a mum and have a baby.
"I used to play with my toys but now she is my new toy. She is so beautiful, I love her. Violeta is the child and I must grow up. I am not going back to school - I am a mother now."
Kordeza met Jeliazko in the playground of her Roma gypsy school in Sliven, Bulgaria, when he rescued her from bullies.
The worried teenager - who is facing up to six years in prison for having sex with a minor recalled: "I was walking past the school when I saw some boys mocking her and I told them to leave her alone.
"Then she arranged to meet me and asked me out on our first date. I thought she was 15. She didn't tell me she was 11."
Kordeza giggled: "I didn't want to say in case he wouldn't fancy me."
The pair went on their first date to their local park then met at his mum Violeta's house near the gypsy ghetto where they both grew up.
But within a week of them meeting, their daughter was conceived.
Kordeza admitted: "I haven't had sex education classes and I didn't know how to get pregnant. I'd never had a boyfriend and I'd never heard of condoms.
"I didn't know I was pregnant until my grandmother saw I had put on weight. I just thought I'd eaten too many burgers." - DC
Believe it or not, but a crazy Australian fan "buys" Shah Rukh Khan a piece of the moon every year on his birthday.
"Yes, an Australian lady buys a little land on the moon for me every year on my birthday.
"She has been buying it for a while now and I get these certificates from the Lunar Republic Society," Shah Rukh Khan told a newspaper.
The Bollywood star who celebrated his 44th birthday Monday has apparently met his fan and she keeps in touch with him all year through mails.
"She writes me colourful emails (in the sense one line is red, one is blue and so on). I feel blessed to have the love of so many people worldwide."
According to one online lunar real estate agency, http://www.lunarregistry.com/, the Sea of Tranquility is the most sought-after address on the moon.
A 4,047 sq m plot of land (1 acre) costs US $37.50 (RM128.066 ). The actor currently "owns" several acres on the moon.
An "ownership package" includes a beautifully engraved parchment deed, a satellite photograph of the property and an information sheet detailing the geography of one's region.
An interactive Full Moon Atlas on CD-ROM is available at an additional cost.
A 4,047 sq m of land on the moon costs only RM128
People are allowed to buy up to 161, 874.2 sq m (40 acres) per transaction.
Proceeds from the purchase of the plots on the moon, go toward the Lunar Republic Society’s programme for privatised human-based exploration, settlement and development of the Moon.
Now while there are many websites on the internet (based in the US, UK and Russia) that allows you to buy land on the moon, it doesn’t mean you can charge NASA or other space agencies for trespassing when they land on your property.
Property ownership is permanently registered by the International Lunar Lands Registry in its annual publication, which is copyrighted and deposited in the United States Library of Congress.
It has international patent and trademark offices, including in the United Kingdom (UK Patent Office), Japan (Japan Copyright Office), Russia (Rospatent) and with the United Nations (UN Depository Library), in compliance with the Berne Convention.-DC
Elton John has been hospitalized after suffering from a case of E. coli bacterial infection and the flu.
His spokesman Gary Farrow said Monday that the pop star hopes to be released soon but has been forced to cancel concerts in England, Ireland and the United States.
John intends to rejoin the "Face2Face" tour later in the month when he and Billy Joel play concerts in northern California.
Farrow said 62-year-old John is suffering from a "bad case of the flu and a minor case of E. coli." His website says he was advised by his doctor to postpone dates in Seattle and Portland.
The Daily Mail's Web site quoted John's partner, David Furnish, as saying "He's OK - he's fine," after leaving a London hospital.
Farrow says the singer has rescheduled previously cancelled dates during the European leg of his world tour. - DC
Representative from their own country:No 1:Africa=======D18.3 cm / 7.2 inch
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10 cm / 4.0 inch
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Size doesn't matter to some women
WHO says bigger is better? Out of 46 women questioned, only one said she preferred "big" men, and neither sex was influenced by size in their choice of partner.To those who got small one don't need to worry. :)
Japanese television host Haruna Ai, 37, is the new global transvestite diva.
She was crowned “Miss International Queen 2009” at the beauty pageant for transsexuals in Pattaya, Thailand over the weekend.
Haruna was among 18 contestants in the last round of the contest held at Tiffany’s Show which is reputedly the world’s largest transsexual cabaret.
The first runner-up was Thai contestant Kangsadal Wongdusadeekul and the second runner-up was Brazilian Daniela Marques.
Some of the contestants of the transsexual beauty pageant
Twenty-one contestants from around the world, including those from Japan, Thailand, the Philippines, the United States, China and Brazil, took part in the fifth annual pageant.
The Miss International Queen contest is aimed at the promotion of tolerance and positive attitude towards transsexuals and transvestites.
Millions in Thailand, a country well known for its tolerance and acceptance of transsexuals, watched the contest live on televsion on Saturday. - DC
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