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Friday, 24 August 2012

Couple have sex on the Beach in broad daylight as nine men look on and take pictures

Shocked onlookers watched in disbelief as woman 'gyrated' on man just yards from children and parents
At one point several men approached the couple - and one allegedly attempted to join in
Police made two arrests at the scene before issuing fixed penalty notices

PUBLISHED: 12:02, 23 August 2012 | UPDATED: 14:41, 23 August 2012

This is the moment a couple appeared to be brazenly having sex in broad daylight on a beach in front of shocked parents and children.

Disgusted Simon Cummins said he and his friends were stunned as they heard the woman's sexual moans while walking along the promenade on Brighton beach.

Mr Cummins, 30, had been to a friend’s stag party the night before but was up at 9am to pick up his car to travel to a charity football match, which is when he saw the display.

'Horrible': Police who approached the party made two arrests before issuing on-the-spot fines

Debauched display: Simon said several men approached the couple and one attempted to join in

However, as the party passed the famous Brighton Pier, they say they first heard - and then saw - a blonde woman gyrating on top of a man on the beach.

Just yards from the sordid scene holidaymakers and children can be seen passing by. At one point a youngster points to the lewd goings on before his disgusted mother pulls him away.

The incident happened close to the pier on the public side of Brighton beach. It is near the more secluded nudist beach which is situated on the other side of the pier.

'It was like an orgy or the last days of Rome. It was a horrible sight to see.'

Simon Cummins, witness

Mr Cummins said at one point several men approached the couple and one attempted to join in.

Sussex Police said they did catch up with the couple and made two arrests before issuing on-the-spot fines.

But Simon, from Waltham Abbey, Essex, said he the couple should have been locked up.

He said: 'It was broad daylight, the nearest families were 10 metres away if that, there were kids playing nearby. It was disgusting.

'I have young nephews and nieces and if I had seen that kind of thing going on in front of them I would have had a word.

'The woman and the man didn’t look like they were druggies, or dishevelled, they looked like normal everyday people, except it looked like they were [having sex] on a beach in the middle of the day.

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'It was like an orgy or the last days of Rome, it was a horrible sight to see. At one point a little boy pointed over at the couple and his mum had to haul him off in disgust.

'It’s not Ibiza at 3am in the morning, this was in broad daylight with families around and they just didn’t seem to care.'

Tourist attraction: Brighton beach, as it is usually seen, a popular destination with day-trippers

Mr Cummins, who was with his friends Ben Stone and Richard Jones, said the reason the trio had noticed the couple copulating was because they heard the woman’s ‘screams’.

He added: 'Ben said "what’s that noise?". We thought there was someone in trouble but when we saw what was going on we realised she wasn’t screaming for help.

'As it went on things got even worse when a few blokes seem to turn up. It was disgraceful.

'When the police finally turned up I was shocked because it seemed to me they were almost scared about approaching the couple, and then they just gave them a fine. They should have been locked up.'

A spokesman for Sussex Police confirmed officers attended the incident on Sunday.

She said: 'Police were called to Brighton beach, near West Street, on Sunday August 19 at 9am where it was reported a couple were believed to be having sex.

'Two people were arrested and given a fixed penalty notices.'

Wednesday, 22 August 2012

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Tuesday, 21 August 2012

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Thursday, 9 August 2012

HOW USAIN BOLT'S DAD ASKED A DOCTOR TO SLOW HIM DOWN

Bolt's back-up

THE AGENT

RICKY SIMMS is Usain Bolt’s agent at PACE Sports Management.

The Irishman is responsible for organising all Bolt’s appearances around the world and has been by his side at all the major meetings for eight years.

THE MANAGER

NORMAN PEART is the Jamaican star’s business manager and one-time mentor. He was brought in by the family to look after Bolt when he moved to Kingston at the age of 17 and deals with all his commercial contracts.

THE COACH

Bolt turned to GLEN MILLS after the 2004 Olympics in Athens.

He credits Mills with turning him into a sprint sensation.

Mills was Jamaica’s head coach from 1987 to 2009 — and his stable now also includes Yohan Blake.

THE BEST FRIEND

NJ WALKER has been Usain’s best friend since primary school.

Nobody knows the man better than NJ, who is his closest confidant. Walker is a qualified teacher and rarely leaves Bolt’s side away from the track.

THE DOCTOR

German HANS MULLER-WOHLFAHRT is the doctor Usain paid tribute to after his 100m win.

A familiar name in football, the medic has been the go-to man whenever Bolt has had problems with his back and hamstrings.

USAIN BOLT’S dad took him to the doctor when he was a kid — because he was worried about him running around too much.

He actually wanted to slow his boy down.

The doc assured Gideon Bolt that Usain was simply a hyper- active child who needed to burn his energy up.

Today Usain St Leo Bolt will be burning it up again as he bids to become a unique athletics legend after clocking 20.18sec in last night’s 200 metres semi-final.

No man has ever successfully defended both the 100m and 200m Olympic titles.

Lightning Bolt, 25, got the first part of the job done on Sunday with a blistering 9.63sec victory.

Part two is the Jamaican’s moment of destiny.

The 200m is his great love and only if he wins tonight will he consider his Olympic mission accomplished.

Athletics has never seen the like of Bolt before and it may never do so again.

He defies logic, suffering from a back condition called scoliosis which causes his spine to curve to the right and means he has one leg shorter than the other.

And being 6ft 5in tall with size 13 feet is not ideal when it comes to getting going off the blocks.

Bolt said: “Nobody has been able to explain why I’m so fast.

“Maybe I’m a freak of nature, maybe scoliosis actually helps, I don’t know. However I’m put together, it works.”

But Bolt also has a team behind him to ensure it works even better.

Manager Norman Peart became his mentor when 17-year-old Bolt first moved to Kingston from the Jamaican countryside.

Peart recruited Irishman Ricky Simms to be his agent and was also responsible for approaching the coach who turned him into a running great, Glen Mills.

In their early days together, Mills sent Bolt to get a proper examination of his troubling back complaint from the renowned German specialist Hans Muller-Wohlfhart, who treats many of the world’s top footballers.

He gave Usain the belief that he could still be a king of the track. The sprinter has made regular trips to Munich to see Muller-Wohlfhart ever since and now calls him “the best doctor in the world, a great, great man.”

But perhaps the most significant member of Bolt’s entourage is his best friend going right back to his primary school days, NJ Walker.

Walker is his advisor and sounding board. The pair talk through his races, discuss his problems and Bolt trusts him 100 per cent.

There is nothing the two do not know about each other.

And NJ never had any doubts that Usain would become an athletics ace, even if the man doubted himself.

Walker said: “When people were telling him he was too tall to be a sprinter, I was telling him that was rubbish.

“When Usain thought he might not be able to run because of his back problem I told him to be positive. I was convinced he’d get through it and he did.”

Four years ago in Beijing, Bolt won three gold medals in the 100m, 200m and relay — setting world records in all three events.

But Walker reckons tonight’s 200m final is the biggest deal.

He said: “The 200 will always be the bigger one for Usain.

“We had dreamed about him winning a gold medal in the Beijing Olympics but at 200m rather than 100m.

“When he beat Michael Johnson’s world record of 19.32sec in Beijing it was the best feeling because everyone thought that couldn’t be broken.”

Bolt went on to set more 100m and 200m records at the World Championships in Berlin in 2009 — 9.58sec in the 100m and 19.19sec in the 200m.

The gold medal is the first target for Usain in tonight’s London 2012 final, but he would love another record.

Bolt said: “I dream of being the first man to go under 19 seconds.”

This could be the night. And after his 100m performance at the weekend, who would bet against him?

s.custis@the-sun.co.uk

Saturday, 4 August 2012

SERENA WILLIAMS DANCE AZONTO AS SHE WINS FIRST OLYMPIC GOLD MEDAL

Well, that's one way to celebrate.

Serena Williams couldn't help but let loose after taking home her first singles gold medal at the London Olympics, screaming andCrip Walking on the court after defeatingMaria Sharapova.

And we can't say we blame her.

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Williams became the second woman ever to achieve a career Golden Slam—winning all four of tennis' Grand Slam titles (the Australian Open, the French Open, Wimbledon and the U.S. Open), plus an Olympic gold medal—and the first player to achieve a Golden Slam in both singles and doubles.

The term "Golden Slam" was first established back in 1988, when Steffi Graf won all four Slam singles tournaments and the singles gold medal at the Olympics that same year—and she remains the only tennis player, male or female, ever to achieve that feat.

And just when we were wondering if Snoop Lion caught Williams' dance moves on the court, the rapper formerly known as Snoop Dogg chimed in, tweeting, "Shot out to Serena williams. C walking at the Olympics Cpt style hahahahah! Go girl,".

culled E! Online

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Thursday, 2 August 2012

OBAMA PHONED TO CONGRATULATE MICHAEL PHELPS

When swimmer Michael Phelps won a gold medal on Monday he became the athlete with the most Olympic medals in history.

In his cabinet are 15 gold medals, two silver and two bronze. Not bad for someone who's only 27!

And it's not just fellow athletes and fans who are impressed. The President of the United States decided to pick up the phone to congratulate him.

Afterwards, Phelps described the moment he got the phone call.

"The craziest thing was just when I answered the phone and they were like, 'Michael?', and I said 'Yes'. They said, 'Please hold for the President of the United States', and I was like, 'OK!'

"He just got on and was saying how everyone is supporting me and is behind me at home and how proud everyone is of me. That was pretty cool.

"And he finished by saying, 'Make sure you tell your mom I said hi' - it was a good call."

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TOPLESS WOMEN PROTEST HITS OLYMPICS

Two topless women painted with the slogans "Olympic shame" and "No Sharia" protested in front of London's City Hall on Thursday to draw attention to what they called "bloody Islamist regimes" taking part in the Olympics.

They were members of Ukrainian women's rights group Femen, which has staged numerous topless protests across Europe, including at the Euro 2012 tournament in Poland and Ukraine where their concern was prostitution in host cities.

"The regimes are fascists of our time, they treat women like third-class citizens," said protester Reza Moradi, without specifying any countries. "This is what we object to, this is what they are protesting against."

Smeared with fake blood and wearing floral wreaths on their heads, the two topless women ran around the entrance of City Hall in central London for around 10 minutes chased by a third protester before being covered up and led away by police officers.

A spokeswoman for the International Olympic Committee (IOC) had no immediate comment.

culled the web

PSQUARE'S MUM BURIAL IN PICTURES

EXCLUSIVE PICTURES from P-SQUARE Mum's Burial

Pop Twin stars Psquare today, Thursday, August 2, 2012 laid their mother Josephine Okoye to rest at her Ifite-Dunu house, Akwa Village, Anambra State.

The burial ceremony was preceded by a church service at St.. Gabriel Catholic Church after a lying-in-state which took place at Umunachi, Umudioka Village, Anambra State.

Also in attendance were the twins’ father, elder brother Jude Okoye and other siblings. Square Records’ act May D was also present.

culled infovibez

EXCLUSIVE PICTURES from P-SQUARE Mum's Burial

Pop Twin stars Psquare today, Thursday, August 2, 2012 laid their mother Josephine Okoye to rest at her Ifite-Dunu house, Akwa Village, Anambra State.

The burial ceremony was preceded by a church service at St.. Gabriel Catholic Church after a lying-in-state which took place at Umunachi, Umudioka Village, Anambra State.

Also in attendance were the twins’ father, elder brother Jude Okoye and other siblings. Square Records’ act May D was also present.

Wednesday, 1 August 2012

Couple to remarry 48 years after divorce

They got hitched while still in their teens, divorced 20 years and four children later, and are getting remarried after nearly a half-century apart.

For Lena Henderson and Roland Davis, both 85 years old, the second time around is finally here. The couple plans to get married again on Saturday, with four generations on hand to see it happen. “It’s every child’s dream, every child who has ever been in a family where divorce has occurred, that your parents would come back together,” their youngest daughter, Renita Chadwick, said Tuesday as wedding preparations were in full swing.

“We are all so ridiculously excited. We’re like little children again,” said Chadwick, herself a grandmother.

Henderson and Davis met as teenagers in Chattanooga, Tenn., and were married by a justice of the peace. There was no reception or honeymoon.

“Oh no,” Henderson recalled with a laugh. “He went to work and I went home.” Davis was a hotel bellhop at the time, about to begin a career in the military.

This time around, a church wedding is planned, at Elim Christian Fellowship Church in Buffalo, followed by a reception at an Amherst restaurant.

Still no honeymoon trip, though. “I’m just happy that we’re here,” said Davis, who recently moved to suburban Buffalo from Colorado, where he was living alone following the death of his second wife in January. Henderson also was widowed after re-marrying.

Davis proposed to Henderson over the phone around Easter and she accepted, even though they hadn’t seen each other since a family funeral in 1996. Before that, the two hadn’t been face-to-face since splitting up in 1964, though they had stayed in touch and kept up with each other’s lives through the children. Their oldest daughter, Johnnie Mae Funderbirk, had been urging her father to return to New York since his wife’s death.

Davis was receptive, especially to the idea of reconnecting with Henderson.

“I had always kind of had that in mind, mostly because of the children,” he said. “You never forget someone that you cared for at one time or another.”

Henderson and Davis both said it was “nice” to see one another again, this time as an engaged couple.

The children are less reserved. “I’m as excited as some 9-year-old whose parents are getting back together,” Funderbirk said, “and I’m 65 years old.” ap

culled Daily Times

8 BADMINTON PLAYERS SENT HOME FOR DELIBERATELY LOSING MATCHES

All eight badminton players at the centre of a match-throwing scandal at the London 2012 Olympics have been disqualified.

The top seeds from China, two pairs from South Korea and another from Indonesia deliberately conceded points in an apparent attempt to lose their matches and manipulate the quarter-final draw in the women’s badminton doubles.

At a hearing held this morning, the decision was taken to disqualify the four pairs from the Olympics.

All eight had previously been charged by the Badminton World Federation with “not using one's best efforts to win a match” and “conducting oneself in a manner that is clearly abusive or detrimental to the sport”.

The Indonesians and Koreans have appealed against the decision and the outcome of that is expected to be communicated before the evening session, when the pairs were scheduled to play.

If disqualified it is thought the schedule will be reconstituted.

One suggestion for who will take their place is to allow the pairs who finished third and fourth in the groups behind the disqualified players to take their places in draw.

The match-throwing scandal began when top seeds Wang Xiaoli and Yu Yang appeared to engineer defeat against Korea's Jung Kyung-eun and Kim Ha-na to avoid finishing top of their group.

That would have kept them in the opposite side of the draw to compatriots Tian Qing and Zhao Yunlei, meaning the Chinese would meet in the final, instead of the semi-final.

The Koreans responded by apparently trying to lose themselves, before a second pair from their country, Ha Jung-eun and Kim Min-jung, took the retaliation further by failing to play properly against Indonesia's Meiliana Jauhari and Greysia Polii.

In turn, the Indonesians then became involved themselves.

Former British badminton star Gail Emms had led calls for the four women's pairs to be kicked out of the Games.

She also claimed the referee had been warned before the matches that something 'dodgy' could happen, but the concerns were dismissed.

Emms, who won Olympic silver with Nathan Robertson in the mixed doubles in Athens in 2004, was outraged by the conduct and told BBC Radio Five Live: 'This is the Olympic Games, if badminton wants to save face I personally feel they should disqualify the four pairs and re-instate the pairs who came third and fourth in the group and then have a better competition.

'You cannot do this in an Olympic Games, this is something that is not acceptable and it just makes not only our sport but the organisers and the poor crowd who had to watch, who pay good money to watch two matches....it was just disgraceful, absolutely disgraceful.

'I would disqualify them.'

Lord Sebastian Coe described the conduct of the badminton players as 'depressive' and 'unacceptable' as spectators in the crowd were treated to a farce.

The decision by the BWF to introduce a group stage rather than hold a straight knockout competition had not been universally popular.

Fears that players could contrive results had even been expressed to tournament referee Thorsten Berg by some teams earlier in the day.

France coach Fabrice Vallet said: "By deciding to organise the tournament with a group section, when you had two doubles pairs of certain countries, it was obvious something like this would happen. It happened.

"During the team managers' meeting I think the Australian team manager asked the question about the situation.

"He was asking for all the matches to be played at the same time to avoid this type of thing."

Berg himself became involved in the commotion when he entered the court to disqualify the second Korean pair and the Indonesians but retracted his decision.

The BWF themselves have not had an auspicious Olympics having upset several players on the eve of competition by making wholesale revisions to the playing schedule.

It transpired the governing body had not followed their own regulations for arranging fixtures in group stages.