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  • Hefty bill for Muslim women's privacy at public swimming pool

    02/10/2011 5:54:18 PM PST · by naturalman1975 · 13 replies
    Herald Sun ^ | 11th February 2011 | John Masanauskas
    RATEPAYERS could be stung up to $45,000 to install curtains at a public pool so Muslim women can have privacy during a female-only exercise classes. The City of Monash has won an exemption from equal opportunity laws to run the sessions outside normal opening hours. The council says the privacy screen is needed for "cultural reasons". It follows moves by other councils to introduce women-only sessions for the Muslim community, such as Greater Dandenong asking a tribunal to approve a ban on uncovered shoulders and thighs for those attending a family event at a pool. Special exercise classes for women...
  • Latest Very Postmortem Find: 13th Century Saint Rose of Viterbo's Blocked Heart

    06/13/2010 8:38:19 AM PDT · by DogByte6RER · 5 replies · 317+ views
    AOL News ^ | June 12, 2010 | Theunis Bates
    Scientists: 13th-C. Saint Died From Blocked Heart Researchers examining Saint Rose of Viterbo's mummified body have concluded that she died of a heart condition, rather than tuberculosis, as had previously been thought. (June 12) -- The miracles performed by Rose of Viterbo are well known to many Catholics. Legend has it the 13th-century Italian saint stood for hours on a raging pyre without being burned (a useful skill if you want to impress and convert pagans) and could foretell events. But exactly how this godly young prodigy died in 1252 at the age of just 18 or 19 -- some...
  • Boy Dies After Home Circumcision

    07/23/2008 4:19:16 PM PDT · by Coffee200am · 18 replies · 184+ views
    Web India 123 ^ | 07.24.2008 | UPI
    A baby boy died in an Italian hospital after his Nigerian parents performed a circumcision at home, police said. The mother, 24, and the person who performed the procedure might be charged with manslaughter, the Italian news agency ANSA reported. The 2-month-old boy began bleeding heavily. He was taken to a hospital in Bari, but doctors there were unable to save his life. Fabio Ferri of Bambin Gesu Hospital in Rome told the news agency even hospital circumcisions can be risky because the penis holds a large amount of blood. He said the procedure should never be done outside a...