Playboy Urged to Withdraw Video

Playboy urged to withdraw video

THE attempts of "Playboy" publisher Hugh Hefner to cash in on the benefits of naked yoga outraged Hindu leaders, who say that the porn king had exposed the practice for "mercantile greed." For centuries, India’s Hindu sects espoused the benefits of nudity, with holy men trekking for miles across the subcontinent wearing little more than a smile as they strive to uncover their true divine nature.  A video from Playboy featuring Sara Jean Underwood, a former Playmate of the Year, performing yoga poses, has angered Hindu elders, in what they see as the latest in a string of attempts to commercialise an ancient and spiritual practice.

“Hindus are upset over what is the misuse of the age-old and revered system of yoga by Playboy for mercantile greed, and we are urging the organisation to withdraw all its yoga-related products,” said Rajan Zed, president of the Universal Society of Hinduism.

Strange -Mirror Can Broke Fire

OTTAWA – Watch your Mirror.A fire broke out on a downtown balcony Wednesday afternoon after someone left two mirrors out in the sun.Ottawa Fire spokesman Marc Messier said it’s one of the strangest incidents he’s heard of.It happened around 3:18 p.m. on the upstairs balcony of a two-storey older home at 256 Kent St.Two full-size mirrors were left, facing out -- sending the sun’s reflected heat directly at a series of 1x6 boards being used as privacy fencing.

A passer-by noticed smoke, which had charred the privacy fencing by the time firefighters arrived.

A four-foot section of the fencing had to be cut out.

World's largest mouth record

The 20-year-old, who can fit a can of fizzy pop – sideways – in his flexible gob, won the World’s Widest Mouth title at the Big Mouth competition in Rome. The ‘jaw of awe’, as he’s apparently known, shot to stardom on the streets of Angolan capital Luanda – and was tracked down by Guinness Book of World Records researchers, who spent two years trying to find him. It was ‘a dream come true to be honoured by Guinness World Records’, he said.

Woman captures entire alphabet in cloud pictures

You have to admire her persistence, and neck muscles, because this collection of sky letters has taken 300 hours to compile.‘It has become a real passion,’ said Daniele from her home in Zurich, Switzerland.‘I find myself constantly looking up into the sky and seeing different pictures and shapes. ‘After I saw the letter ‘‘L’’ I decided to spot the whole alphabet. As far as I know no one has found all 26 letters in the clouds before.’It has to be said some of the letters are not exactly crystal clear. But that’s obviously where the fun lies.And over the years she has found many interesting shapes, including a sleeping baby, dog, dragon, heart and face.