Shelley Hennig from beauty pageants to stage acting

Shelley Hennig

CAREER: Shelley Hennig began acting after starring in the drama series Days of Our Lives in 2007.

Apparently, her role as Stephanie Johnson seemed quite so successful Daytime Emmy Awards nominated in the category for Outstanding Younger Actress Drama Serial.

However, the 28-year-old actor made a surprise when he announced his decision to leave the drum serial raise his name.

"For the time being, I'm ready for all this. I just feel my decision is right.

"I will miss the faces that always exist here.

"But, I am very grateful to all for giving me the opportunity," he told Soap Opera Digest.

Hennig then have the opportunity to hold the main character in the TV series The Secret Circle, which was adapted from the books of LJ Smith in 2011.

In addition, children born in Metairie, Louisiana was also featured in the MTV series Zach Stone Is Gonna Be Famous in 2012 for one season.

Now, Hennig beautiful face can be seen through Malia Tale characters in the popular TV series, Teen Wolf. Not only that, she also appeared in the music video Gentle on My Mind by The Band Perry in addition to The Hunger Games movie star, Alexander Ludwig.

Owner name Shelley Catherine 'Shell' Hennig is actually the title holder pageant, Miss Louisiana Teen USA 2004 before becoming an actor.

First, Hennig studied at Destrehan High School and was a brilliant student.

He also was a successful dancer and has won many awards in dance competitions.

In addition, he is also fond of writing activities and has produced two poems published in the Young Authors Book of Poetry.

Acting horror movie

In today's modern era, the server rigid social networking site Facebook, certainly know will function button 'unfriend'.

Status was used in order to stay away from friends or acquaintances who often causing your Facebook page a mess. In fact, if you choose to 'unfriend' someone, it means you also will be removed from the friends list.

However you might feel strange, if those who have been excluded from the list of social sites that still bother you as displayed through unfriended horror movie.

Will meet fans on April 30, the film directed by Levan Gabriadze has already screened at Fantasia Festival on July 20, 2014.

Besides Hennig, he also starred Moses Jacob Storm, Renee Olstead and Will Peltz who serves as one of the friends who find themselves terrorized strangers online.

Unfriended story of a popular high school student, Laura Barns (starring Heather Sossaman) who committed suicide, because not stand the ridicule thrown upon him, after his video clips in a pickle, uploaded to the Internet and shared on social sites. After a year died, six classmates decided to communicate with each other via Skype, but suddenly received a call from a party that is not in the law, using Skype, owned by Laura.

The unidentified caller also threatened the six friends Laura and said that if they log out or stop talking, the person will die.

In fact, until April 16, the movie trailer has been viewed 14,477,824 times and received a total of 102.840 'Like' and was shared by 436.104 times.

Russian soldier firing green light

Kadyrov

MOSCOW - RUSSIA. The leader of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov ordered the security forces opened fire on Russian federal troops if they operate in the North Caucasus region without permission.

Kadyrov made the announcement, a day after a man was killed in Grozny Chechen in a special operation by the Russian authorities of the city of Stavropol.

"If there are soldiers who appear in your territory without permission, whether they are from Moscow or St. Petersburg, you are given permission to shoot them," Kadyrov said.

Kadyrov's statement seen exacerbate relations with the Russian President, Vladimir Putin.

Senior citizens indicted 11 alleged obscene

Noor Din carried out by police after allegedly obscene to 11 children.

KUALA LUMPUR - An elderly man charged in the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court yesterday on 11 counts of stimulating perform obscene to 11 children, since two years ago.

The accused, Noor Din Fooi Chaw, 67, pleaded not guilty to all the charges read separately before Judge Zulqarnain Hassan.

According to the first count to eleven, Noor Din alleged to have committed acts against children, aged between eight and 14 years in a house in Setapak Indah Jaya, Wangsa Maju, near here, between 2013 and March this year.

Prosecution submitted in accordance with Section 377E of the Penal Code which provides for a maximum prison sentence of 15 years and whipping upon conviction.

However, Noor Din pleaded guilty to possession of such goods including 32 porn VCD, album and three mobile phones, both of which contain nude photos of victims at the same address, at 11:31 pm, April 12 last.

He was charged under Section 292 (a) of the Penal Code which provides for imprisonment of three years or a fine or both.

The Court did not bail after the prosecution led by deputy public prosecutor, Siti Aishah Ahmad argued that the offense was serious and the probability of the accused interfering with the victim because they recognize.

The court set May 8 to mention the appointment of lawyers and decisions.

Open shirt woman accused of not paying drinks

Actions woman who successfully recorded

SHAH ALAM - A video showing a woman taking off her clothes after being accused of not paying for the drinks were bought to be viral in social sites.

Video that lasted 1:52 minutes believed to have occurred in Jalan Petaling, Kuala Lumpur.

Video is seen angry woman for allegedly not paying bought drinks and then act undress undressing before it.

Because embarrassed by the actions of the women concerned, these traders let the woman seen with treatment.

At first the woman in the video said foreign tourists but local identity as proven when he speaks the Malay language.

Citing a news portal, according to the owner's son restaurants in the area, the woman ordered two bottles of beer but only pay for one bottle only.

They then demanded that women be paid the balance of the bill but he refused.

This is not the first time he saw the woman in the area, and some eat other shop owners in the area is also claimed that she too had cheated them.

Berselfie child when the mother and girlfriend fight

KUALA LUMPUR: What action do much good if the mother and girlfriend were fighting? Certainly not record video selfie.

Yet that is done by a teenager from the United States. When mother and his girlfriend were fighting, he acted capture most of the incident rather than help resolve.

More mendukacita when the man was not taken seriously even laughed and felt the incident was a funny thing.

Recording begins when a man handed a baseball bat to his mother, who was standing on the porch of the house. The woman was seen being abused girlfriend of his son.

When the fight starts, the woman had asked her for help, but the man was too 'busy' shooting incident also expressed his girlfriend too strong to be banned.

"You are not a member of my family, and I'm not afraid of you," cried the mother.

At the end of the video, the man stated that the recording will be uploaded on Instagram and Facebook social networking site.

Video over two minutes it reached over 15,000 views within 2 minutes after upload.

He was criticized by many users of social sites which average questioned his actions were not helping mothers themselves or prohibit girlfriend.

Wan Azizah renominated PKR

Perai - PKR president Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail announced as candidates for the party in Permatang Pauh.

He is expected to face three-cornered contest after BN Umno secretary named Ko Yao, Suhaimi Sabudin and independent candidate Dr Abdullah Zawawi Samsudin, who is also standing for election.

Permatang Pauh held following the decision of the Board of Pardons refused royal pardon petition requested the Member of Parliament Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim through his family members resulting in Anwar disqualified as an elected representative.

Anwar is serving a five-year prison sentence for conviction sodomizing his former aide Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan.

Election Commission has fixed the nomination process for PRK tomorrow and voting on May 7.

Apple Watch begins global launch

Official Apple outlets in the Japanese capital were quiet Friday, with none stocking the smartwatch that the California company is hoping will give it a leading position in the world of wearables.

The Apple Watch debuted in selected global markets Friday with sales limited to clients who had pre-ordered online, making the launch a relatively low-key affair compared to tech titan's usual fanfare.

Previous roll-outs of the firm's products such as the iPhone and iPad have generated queues outside stores more than a week in advance, with many customers wearing fancy dress while waiting for shop doors open with loud whoops and cheers.

But official Apple outlets in the Japanese capital were quiet Friday, with none stocking the smartwatch that the California company is hoping will give it a leading position in the world of wearables.

Instead, initial sales of the hi-tech wristwear were being restricted to specialised and luxury boutiques in the US, Canada, Britain, France, Germany, Australia, Japan and Hong Kong.

Yet though that first wave of watches were intended to be reserved to pre-ordered models, at least one non-Apple outlet in Tokyo was selling them to walk-up customers, an AFP reporter witnessed.

Online chatter entices fans

Twitter users spread word that a store in Tokyo's Akihabara electronics quarter had gotten deliveries of the watch, leading several intrepid people checking the rumour out to walk away with Apple Watches of their choice -- and without waiting in line.

Similar online chatter in Paris that luxury boutique Collette might have a thousand of unclaimed watches to sell to walk-up customers produced a line of some 200 people outside its doors Friday morning.

"Do you know if they'll have any in stock?" a hopeful customer named Franck asked other members of the Paris queue.

Some of those Parisian enthusiasts perched atop stools or on lawn chairs said they began forming line outside the ritzy central Paris shop on Wednesday afternoon.

"I lined up at the Opera Apple Store for the iPhone 4, iPhone 5 and iPhone 6, so this is a bit of a change of pace," mused one waiting buyer named Michael.

As the case in Asia, most people queueing in Paris were male. But irrespective of gender, all clients who got their hands on a watch declared themselves pleased.

"I'm happy. I want to wear it all the time," said Makoto Saito, a 23-year-old who appeared at a store in the chic Omotesando area, wearing a giant cardboard Apple Watch on her head.

Saito said she took the day off work to pick up the gadget.

Takuya Kajigaya, 32, said he was "thrilled" with his purchase.

"I want to make phone calls (with the watch) once I'm back home," he said, adding it would be a little embarrassing to talk to the device on his wrist.

While most buyers at the Softbank store in Tokyo's posh Ginza district pre-ordered the watch, 39-year-old programmer Yuichiro Masui said he had been waiting outside since Thursday night.

"I want to try the fitness application because I'm concerned about my weight," he said.

'Give it time'

In China, which is expected to be a key market for the item, new owners went online to give their views.

"It is awesome! The Apple ecosystem is so strong, a large batch of applications can be used on the Apple Watch," said one happy recipient on the country’s Twitter-like Sina Weibo.

Another posted: "Have received the Apple watch, have done some research but still couldn’t get used to it. Give it time, I really like it!"

Apple says the watch will connect wirelessly to a user's iPhone and will be the interface for messaging, calls and apps, especially ones geared toward health and fitness.

Users can also send a real-time display of their heartbeat to another Apple Watch.

Despite the excitement expressed by succesful and thwarted clients, their enthusiasm won't guarantee success of Apple's newest product.

Sony took its SmartWatch to market several years ago, and rivals Samsung and Huawei are preparing roll-outs of their own into the still largely under-developed sector.

"For Apple's watch to really kick start this category, it would need to tackle three issues: the design, the relevance/applicability and the price. If Apple get the first two right, the price issue would take care of itself , said Imran Choudhary, telecoms analyst at Kantar Worldpanel.

"No doubt loyal Apple fans will be buying this as soon as possible. But on the application and usability, will the ordinary iPhone owner see enough benefit? The answer lies in the apps that are being developed."

Prices for the Apple watch start at $349, with a limited-edition gold version costing $10,000.

Three policemen arrested in India over rape, extortion of model

Deputy commissioner Dhananjay Kulkarni said the woman has alleged she was then driven to a police outpost and raped by the officers before they extorted up to RM28,118 from her.

MUMBAI: Police in Mumbai have arrested three officers who allegedly raped a model in a police station and then demanded several thousand dollars as blackmail to keep quiet, a deputy commissioner said Friday.

Three other men have also been arrested after the 29-year-old woman said the officers bundled her into a car as she was leaving an upmarket hotel in India's financial capital on April 3.

Deputy commissioner Dhananjay Kulkarni said the woman has alleged she was then driven to a police outpost and raped by the officers before they extorted up to 500,000 rupees (RM28,118) from her.

"The investigations are being done meticulously considering the involvement of police and nature of the crime," Kulkarni told AFP.

"Right now, the allegations of extortion seem genuine, but the matter of sexual assault cannot be confirmed at this moment."

"They (the policemen) had no business to be there" outside the hotel, he also said.

Local media have reported that the woman's friend had gone to the police station to deliver the money after travelling to several ATMs in the night.

The woman reportedly sent a text message to Mumbai's police commissioner Rakesh Maria several days later alerting him to the incident, before meeting him to give more details.

India introduced tough laws against sex offenders in the wake of the fatal gang-rape of a Delhi student in the capital in December 2012 that sparked mass street protests.

But sexual violence against women has continued at frightening levels throughout the country.

Race mystery Andaman Sea

Tribes inhabiting the mystery Sintinel Island North

FROM air it looks very stunning island with beautiful beaches and forests, but no break or fishermen who dare set foot to the island which is located adjacent to the Andaman Sea.

North Sintinel island located in the Bay of Bengal and the Indian state belongs to one of the mystery inhabited by approximately 60,000 years ago.

Anybody who approached terbabit region will certainly be attacked by the mystery of the tribe who reject modern civilization and prefer to not have a relationship with the outside world.

Interactions involving them only through malignancy.

In 2006, the tribe that had killed two men were fishing near their village instead of the tribe was also going to throw stones and arrows to airplanes and helicopters that make a review in respect of the region.

The island is not tainted with the current ordinance modernity but not much is known about its people, language and rituals are practiced them.

Is very dangerous to approach the tribal kerana their difficulty to accept outsiders.

Picture or video never dirakam closely and if there is only a picture taken in the qualities that debuted low.

According to Survival International Director Stephen Corry said, the tribe was recognized as a "tribe of the stone age" and is the most marginalized ethnic group in the world in which India did not enter the kingdom of interfering in their affairs.

Switzerland, Scandinavia top global 'happy' index

A view of Lake Geneva and Montreux, Switzerland - InnaFelker/shutterstock.com

NEW YORK: Switzerland is the happiest country in the world, closely followed by Iceland, Denmark, Norway and Canada, according to a global ranking of happiness unveiled in New York on Thursday.

The 2015 World Happiness Report is the third annual report seeking to quantify happiness as a means of influencing government policy. The United Nations published the first study in 2012.

Finland, the Netherlands, Sweden, New Zealand and Australia round out the top 10, making small or medium-sized countries in Western Europe seven of the top 10 happiest countries.

Academics identified the variables as real GDP per capita, healthy life expectancy, having someone to count on, perceived freedom to make life choices, freedom from corruption and generosity.

Jeffrey Sachs, director of the Earth Institute at Columbia University and one of the editors, said the top 13 countries were the same a second year running although their order had shifted.

They combined affluence with strong social support, and relatively honest and accountable governments, he told a news conference.

"Countries below that top group fall short, either in income or in social support or in both," Sachs explained.

The United States trails in 15th place, behind Israel and Mexico, with Britain at 21, pipped by Belgium and the United Arab Emirates. France ranks number 29, behind Germany in 26th place.

Afghanistan and war-torn Syria joined eight sub-Saharan countries in Africa -- Togo, Burundi, Benin, Rwanda, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Guinea and Chad -- as the 10 least happy of 158 countries.

Despite the conflict raging in Iraq, that country was ranked 112, ahead of South Africa, India, Kenya and Bulgaria.

The 166-page report was edited by Sachs, John Helliwell of the University of British Columbia in Canada and Richard Layard from the London School of Economics.

"One of our very strong recommendations is that we should be using measurements of happiness... to help guide the world during this period of the new sustainable development goals," Sachs said.

Iceland, Ireland and Japan resilient

The report would be distributed widely at the United Nations and closely read by governments around the world, he said.

"We want this to have an impact, to put it straight forwardly, on the deliberations on sustainable development because we think this really matters," Sachs said.

Besides money, the report emphasized fairness, honesty, trust and good health as determinants, saying that economic crisis or natural disaster themselves did not necessarily crush happiness.

Iceland and Ireland were the best examples, the report found, of how to maintain happiness through resilient social support despite the severity of banking collapses during the financial crisis.

The Fukushima region of Japan also saw "increased trust and happiness" after the 2011 earthquake by allowing people to build their mutual dependence and cooperative capacities, it said.

On the other hand, recession-hit Greece was the "biggest happiness loser," down almost 1.5 points from 2005-2007 to 2012-2014, and where data points to the erosion of trust, it said.

They said more and more governments are listening and responding with policies that put well-being first.

Political consensus in Britain, Layard said, had fueled "a major transformation" in mental health services to give evidence-based treatment to 500,000 people with 50 percent recovery rates.

But he singled out German Chancellor Angela Merkel as "the most interesting world leader" in responding to happiness data.

He praised her for initiating a grass roots project "of very great importance" that seeks to find out "what people want to see changing in order that their well-being might change."

A positive outlook during childhood also lays the foundation for greater happiness during adulthood, the report found.

"We must invest early on in the lives of our children so that they grow to become independent, productive and happy adults, contributing both socially and economically," Layard said.

Hundreds of McDonald's outlets in three countries closed

20 restaurants have closed in the United States and China, while in Japan involved 130 branches.

KUALA LUMPUR: Hundreds of branches of McDonald's fast food restaurant in Japan, China and the United States face a possible shutdown.

This is due to the fall in profits recorded by the company in the three countries.

McDonald's CEO, Steve Easterbrook, newly appointed to the post last month, told the improvement of information and a more detailed strategy will be shared with the public this May 4th.

Fortune.com international news portal reports mention 350 restaurants were closed in the three countries, and bringing the total to 700 branches closed this year.

On Wednesday, McDonald's announced a revenue decline of 11 percent, while the company's profit decreased by 30 percent for the first three months.

This year, McDonald's USA has implemented a number of changes including roast chicken recipe simplified and control the use of antibiotics on chicken.

At the same time, workers' wages have also increased on continued demand union, in addition to adding other benefits for employees such as vacation.

Hoi're married to yet?

Suction viral videos on social networking site Facebook.

SHAH ALAM - A young man scolded her act would film the couple man and woman in a park deem too much.

Video duration of one minute 30 seconds is shared some sailors on social networking site Facebook today.

"Today I want to teach little boys ni. Kecik kecik dah-dah nak clever child, the marriage yet, what has not, (but) not proper behavior," said the young man at the beginning of the video.

He then rode the bike to a stop near a location and a couple of men and veiled women. The man was lying on her laptop delight.

"Hoi! Dah married yet?" he asked twice to the couple.

The young man continued to scold the couple where there is little roughness language but managed to make the couple got up and went away without causing any problems.

"Ha like that dik! Ngantuk to lovely-lovely la, people to see," said the young man during the couple ride their bikes and passed away.

Nearly 150,000 sailors who watch video of the opinion that the youth action is bold and a little rough but still praised for successfully rebuke.

"No one shall order him shoot, do not shoot him better, then admonished, let GOD take," said a sailor.

"But I agree tu reprimand him. Anything to remember," said Aki Yusoff.

"If more people like reduction in video tu near here, must be able to reduce cases like that," said Affiq Zulkifle.