Two days after the 15-month-old’s body was found, it has emerged her short life was one of “dysfunction and violence”.
The Age has reported Sanaya was in “close contact” with two violent men in the week before she died.
One of the men is reportedly charged with serious domestic violence offences, including assault with a weapon. Neither man can be named for legal reasons.
Police are still searching for the man Sanaya’s mother Sofina Nikat claims snatched her daughter from her pram as she walked in Melbourne’s popular Olympic Park on Saturday morning.
But they are also expected to examine Sanaya’s relationship with the above mentioned men.
Earlier today, it was reported an autopsy had revealed Sanaya was smothered to death.
The Herald Sun also claimed an ambulance had been called to treat Sanaya one week before her body was found in a nearby creek.
If Microsoft had a best-kept secret, it would be OneNote. Although backed by the world’s biggest software publisher and included for a decade in most versions of Microsoft’s mighty Office suite, it’s still often upstaged by other note-taking apps, such as the ever-popular Evernote.
Yet OneNote has evolved into a powerful information capture, management and sharing application that can be used for a wide variety of purposes. It’s available for just about any recent computer or mobile device – and best of all, it’s free.
An example of its potential can be found in the education sector, which uses OneNote tools to create shared notebooks with lessons and homework for classes, and to integrate with learning management systems.
It can be also be a very useful business tool, as the following seven tips reveal.
More than a note-taking app
OneNote uses a simple notebook metaphor, allowing you to have any number of notebooks, tabs within each notebook and pages within each tab. But it’s not just for taking notes. OneNote has rich editing tools that let you format text, add pictures and tables to each page, attach files, draw illustrations and link to other OneNote pages.
You can also add to-do lists that can be easily turned into Outlook tasks with reminders. OneNote includes a range of templates for quickly creating more complex pages, such as project tasks and meeting notes, and you can create your own templates.
Anywhere, any time
OneNote can be accessed on a wide range of devices via a web app and Microsoft’s OneDrive cloud storage service. It’s also available as apps for Windows, Mac, iPad, iPhone, Android and Chromebook. The mobile apps lack some of the advanced features of the Windows version, but they are still very useful – allowing you, for example, to take and insert photos and audio recordings into notes.
They also support “digital ink”, so your handwritten notes (ideally with a stylus for better accuracy) are searchable within the app.
A mobile scanner
A free OneNote companion app for iPhone, Android and Windows Phone, Office Lens is effectively a mobile scanner. Using your phone’s camera, it can scan receipts, other printed material and even text written on a whiteboard – capturing them into OneNote, making them searchable or even converting them into Word documents or PowerPoint slides. Office Lens can also scan business cards and turn them into contacts on your phone.
Audio and video notes
For those simply looking to take notes, OneNote does an excellent job. The desktop version will make audio recordings that align with your written (or typed) notes of meetings, much like the Livescribe smartpen, as covered in our June 2015 edition.
Clicking a small play button next to a line of text in a OneNote page takes you straight to that part of the recording. Video recordings work the same way, which could be handy for capturing slides in presentations, although this requires a laptop with a rear camera.
Researching and blogging
Evernote still holds an advantage, thanks to its large selection of third-party add-ons and its powerful Web Clipper browser plug-in for capturing web pages. However, OneNote’s ecosystem of add-ons is increasing, and it has some handy research tools of its own – including its improved OneNote Clipper plug-in, Feedly add-on that saves articles from the newsfeed service to OneNote and the option to email items to your OneNote pages. There’s even a WordPress plug-in that can publish OneNote pages on your blog.
A powerful collaboration tool
Like the rest of Office 2016, the latest version of OneNote has improved collaborating tools. Teams can share OneNote notebooks and colleagues can add to, edit or annotate pages. You can quickly see who’s been working on a page and what changes they have made, and you can also create and share meeting notes from within Outlook appointments.
Integrating Excel spreadsheets
OneNote pages let you attach files from Word and other Office documents or include them as “printouts”. You can also embed Excel and Visio files, allowing you to edit or create new spreadsheets or diagrams from within OneNote, with any changes automatically reflected in the original Excel or Visio file.
Strangely, it doesn’t embed Word documents or other Office files. Still, this is a handy feature for creating shared notebooks with spreadsheets to, say, track team expenses or sales targets.
A statement released on the star’s Facebook page on Monday evening confirmed the sad news.
“Sir Tom Jones’ wife of 59 years, Lady Melinda Rose Woodward, passed away Sunday morning, April 10, after a short but fierce battle with cancer.”
“Surrounded by her husband and loved ones, she passed away peacefully at Cedars Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles.”
“Sir Tom and his family have asked for privacy at this difficult time and no further information is currently available,” it concluded.
In a love story worthy of the ages, Tom and Linda fell for another in their hometown of Pontypridd, Wales, when they were just 16 years old. They wed in 1957 and share 59-year-old son Mark together.
However it wasn’t always smooth sailing for the pair with the it’s Not Unusual hitmaker confessing to having a wandering eye.
“[The affairs were] never discussed, I was never put on the spot,” the star explained to talk show host Jonathan Ross.
“Linda is a wonderful person and she would never put me on the spot. She loves being married to me and I love being married to her.”
Watch Tom talk about his “don’t ask don’t tell” policy with his wife below. Post continues after the video…
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Although Linda stayed out of the spotlight, she has previously spoken of their unbreakable bond.
“I feel alive when he comes through the door, whatever the time of day or night is,” she once mused.
Over the year the Welsh-born mother-of-one has suffered from a range of health issues including emphysema, depression and cancer.
Sadly, in recent years Linda had become reclusive and rarely left their LA home.
But Tom’s love for his wife was always unwavered. “She’s the most important thing in my life. An unbelievable woman. Linda is the love of my life and she still is.”
Tom and Linda tied the knot in 1957 and shared a son together.
A 19-year-old girl claims she nearly died after taking herbal diet pills that made her throw up so much they ripped her stomach lining.
In August, Taylor Hannah wanted to get into shape (the medication she was on for her bipolar disorder made her weight balloon) so she bought green tea extracts and fat metabolisers from supplement store Holland & Barrett.
After she’d been taking the pills for six months, she was rushed to hospital from severe dehydration.
“No amount of water would fix it. I was drinking up to six or seven litres of water a day and nothing helped. Doctors told me the caffeine from the diet pills could have caused the dehydration,” Taylor, from Scotland, said.
“I almost died … and needed to be put on a fluid drip due to excessive vomiting. I was really ill, couldn’t move and had chest pains.”
“I have now found out they have torn my stomach lining.”
The pills were Nature’s Garden green tea extract and Nutrition HQ’s fat metabolisers.
She lost almost half of her body weight from just taking the pills and being unwell, she lost even more.
A spokesperson for Holland & Barrett said: “All our products are manufactured to the highest standards, used by tens of thousands of people every day.”
“We have never received a complaint of this kind from these products before.”
They continued: “Certain products we sell, including weight management supplements, do carry an on-pack warning instructing customers to consult their GP if, for example, they are already taking prescribed medicines.”
“Clearly we are concerned to hear of any customer reportedly becoming unwell, and we would always urge customers to seek advice from our team of nutritionists or trained store staff.”
Taylor later found out that just one green tea tablet is equivalent to five cups of green tea.
She says she can only have milk and yogurt, as other food or drinks can cause her stomach to swell and make her sick.
The pair, who tied the knot on Saturday April 9 in front of 200 friends and family, sat down for an interview with A Current Affair.
In the candid chat, the power couple admitted starting a family is definitely on the agenda and even their parents are hoping they get a wiggle on.
“Even mum said something at the wedding,” the new hubby laughed.
“So, we kind of will have to plan it in between tours. But yes, some day in the future would be lovely.”
Watch Emma and Lachy talk about starting a family in the video player above!
Emma and Lachy released two new snaps from their magical day.
Emma was a vision in white.
The first-ever female Wiggle admitted she had a tough time resisting her resident colour, yellow, when picking out her beautiful wedding dress.
“I really, really like the colour yellow,” the 26-year-old admitted.
“But in the end, I fell in love with the dress that I ended up wearing.”
Emma traded in her signature yellow shirt for a Suzanne Harward design and replaced her beloved bow for a Viktoria Novak crown.
Just married!
The songstress looked breathtaking and her husband was blown away by her.
“Seeing Emma was the most magical moment of my life. Everything else just seemed to melt away,” Lachy shared.
Taking to Facebook, original band member and former blue Wiggle Anthony Field penned this sweet note.
Emma and Lachy’s Wiggle bandmates couldn’t have been happier for the duo.
“Attended the most beautiful of weddings yesterday! Young Lachy Gillespie and Emma Watkins became husband and Wife! Simon Pryce and I were honoured to be in the wedding party and I was so happy to play the pipes for my Wiggly mates!”
While red Wiggle Simon Pryce was inspired by the day, sharing a snap with his fiancée Lauren.
“Looking beautiful as ever Lauren ❤ We had such a lovely weekend in Bowral celebrating the wedding of Emma and Lachy! #wigglywedding #bowral #wedding #weareupnext,” he captioned the image.
Wiggling into wedded bliss with their bandmates right by their side.
The picture perfect wedding was the icing on the cake to their fairytale romance.
The pair had been dating since 2013 and only decided to go public last year after the 30-year-old popped the question.
“We haven’t spent a day apart since 2012, really,” Emma admitted in the interview, before revealing that their honeymoon will put on hold till later this year, due to Wiggle concert commitments.
In one of his most personal speeches ever, Prince William seized the opportunity of talking at an early birthday celebration for the Queen’s 90th to discuss his uniquely close and special relationship with his grandmother.
“I am incredibly lucky to have my grandmother in my life,” he announced proudly. “As she turns 90, she is a remarkably energetic and dedicated guiding force for her family. And I am so glad that my children are having the chance to get to know the Queen. George and Charlotte, too, will discover how lucky they are to have such a wonderful great-grandmother – a role model for the rest of their lives.”
To smiles from Kate he referred to the Queen as “the boss” and then, after reading a special message of thanks from his grandmother he quipped: “Now I can report back to Granny that I have done my duty!”
William was speaking from the stage in the back garden of the residence of the High Commissioner to India Sir Dominic Asquith, where about 2000 VIP guests decked to the nines in gloriously colourful saris, gowns and smart suits, were celebrating the Queen’s birthday – 90 on April 21.
William delivering his touching speech.
Earlier, when mingling with guests, William revealed he missed his former career with RAF.
“He said he really missed those guys and was very pleased to speak to another pilot. He wanted to know about what kind of helicopters we flew and how many crew there are. I don’t think he wanted to stop talking about it,” Commandant TP Cherian, a search and rescue pilot.
Rumours have been flying that the Irwin family are planning to relocate to America however; they’ve since been shut down.
“The Irwin family live at Australia Zoo. They always have and they are not planning to move anywhere,” an Australia Zoo spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia.
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A recent article also claimed that Terri had found love with a “controversial” American mystery man however that has also been squashed.
“This seems to have literally come out of thin air. There is absolutely no truth to that claim,” the spokesperson said.
The Irwin’s have dedicated their life to continuing Steve’s work, spreading the word about wildlife conservation and running Australia Zoo on the Sunshine Coast.
If the Duchess of Cambridge was shocked to be asked for dieting advice at yesterday’s garden party in Delhi, she didn’t show it.
Kate was chatting to party guest Prof Bulbul Dhar-James, who teaches political science at Jamia Mellia Islamia university, when he asked her secret to looking so trim.
“We said ‘how do you lose all the weight after having two kids?'” And she said, “I am running after my kids,” Dhar-James revealed afterwards.
Dhar-James asked her how she kept cheery through all the engagements. “I asked her ‘aren’t you tired of smiling?’ And she said ‘I’m just reciproccating. Everyone is so warm,'” Dhar-James adds.
“They were both really gracious. She was so welcoming and warm. We told her ‘You look much better in person than in your photographs.'”
Kate looked stunning at the event, choosing a $5600 white Alice Temperley dress embroidered in black, her hair worn down in soft waves.
The party was in honour of the Queen’s upcoming 90th birthday. But this was a garden party with a difference.
Whereas Buckingham Palace events usually serve mini sandwiches, slices of cake and tea, the lawn was ringed with stalls serving Hendrick’s gin, Johnny Walker black label whisky, Chivas brandy and Jacob’s Creek Chardonnay or Shiraz Cabernet.
And as the guests arrived, they were entertained by traditional Indian music and could choose nibbles and canapes from Murg Malai Tikka, Aloo Sabutdana Ki Tikki, as well as a nod to British tastes with apple Stilton Welsh Rarebits, mini beer battered fish and chips and shepherd’s pie tartlets.
After the speeches Kate and William departed for a well-deserved “private evening” together when no doubt they’ll be checking in on George and Charlotte who remain at home in London.
Got a spare $38 million? That’s how much you’ll need to buy the stunning NYC home from newlyweds Rupert Murdoch and Jerry Hall.
The Aussie billionaire recently married former model turned actress Jerry, and they’ve now put up their townhouse in New York City’s West Village for US$28.9 million.
The four-level home has four bedrooms and seven bathrooms, plus a wine cellar, marble floors and even an elevator if you can’t bothered walking up and down the elliptical staircase.
Rupert’s only had the property for a few months after buying it for US$25 million last year. We can’t imagine anyone ever wanting to leave!
Click through to see the jaw-dropping pics of the incredible home.
For most of us, having a hot shower is a part of our daily routine.
However, a new study claims that it might not be as important as you think.
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Researchers at Colombia University have revealed that washing too frequently can dry out and crack your skin which allows bacteria and other microbes into your body.
On top of that, you’re also washing off the natural oils your skin produces.
“People think they’re showering for hygiene or to be cleaner, but bacteriologically, that’s not the case,” Dr. Elaine Larson, an infectious disease expert at Columbia University School of Nursing told TIME.
Dr. C. Brandon Mitchell, assistant professor of dermatology at George Washington University, also agrees that most people over-nathe.
So what’s the ideal shower frequency?
Well, in terms of your health – and not how you look or smell – probably once or twice a week.
“Your body is naturally a well-oiled machine,” he said.
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