NAOMI WATTS WITH SON ALEXANDER

Mere months after giving birth to her son Alexander, Naomi Watts is pregnant again with her second child. And it sounds like she’s just getting started!

The “King Kong” hottie was spotted toting her son around New York City yesterday, on her way out to the Hamptons to escape the hustle and bustle around her.

GERARD BUTLER IN TORONTO FILM

Gerard Butler gets tough and rough with costar Chris Bridges, aka Ludacris, at the premiere screening of their new movie RocknRolla during the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) held at the The Visa Screening Room at the Elgin Theatre on Thursday in Toronto, Canada.

BEYONCE WANTS TO BE A MUSIC ICON

Beyonce, the famous music star disclosed to the media that being a pop star is not enough for her. she wants more than that. She is thinking of being an icon in the music industry just like Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey or even Madonna. We cannot blame the lady for she deserves to be an icon in the music industry. She has been secretly married to her boyfriend. She is said to be having a baby soon with Jay Z the father of the kid soon.

THE PRINCE'S PICTURE SCANDAL - THE ROYAL MESS

Prince William nearly got himself into a ‘royal mess.’ Police were able to apprehend two men who were trying to sell sexy photos of him and his girlfriend, Kate Middleton, to tabloids. The photos were in a camera that was stolen.

CHRIS BROWN AND RIHANNA EXITS SEPARATELY

Following a morning breakfast at McDonald’s, Rihanna and her beau Chris Brown were spotted leaving their midtown Manhattan hotel - sneakily heading out of the exit one-by-one on Tuesday afternoon.

The 20-year-old “Take A Bow” hitmaker looked sexy in a decorative skirt with a black tanktop and heels, while Chris kept it casual with a pair of jeans, sneakers and a black buttondown sweater overtop a v-neck t-shirt.

BURJ DUBAI IN DUBAI.

Burj Dubai (Arabic: برج دبي‎ "Dubai Tower") is a skyscraper under construction in the Business Bay district of Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and is the tallest man-made structure on Earth, despite being incomplete. Construction began on September 21, 2004 and is expected to be completed and ready for occupation in September 2009.

The building is part of the 2 km2 (0.8 sq mi) development called "Downtown Dubai", at the "First Interchange" (aka "Defence Roundabout") along Sheikh Zayed Road at Doha Street. The tower's architect is Adrian Smith[4] who worked with Skidmore, Owings and Merrill (SOM) until 2006.The architecture and engineering firm SOM is in charge of the project.The primary builders are Samsung Engineering & Construction and Besix along with Arabtec. Turner Construction Company was chosen as the construction manager.

The total budget for the Burj Dubai project is about US$4.1 billion and for the entire new 'Downtown Dubai', US$20 billion. Mohamed Ali Alabbar, the CEO of Emaar Properties, speaking at the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat 8th World Congress, said that the price of office space at Burj Dubai had reached $4,000 per sq ft and that the Armani Residences, also in Burj Dubai, were selling for $3,500 per sq ft.

As of September 1, 2008, Burj Dubai had reached a height of 688 m (2,257 ft), with 160 completed floors. Although fan websites report that the tower has risen higher since that time, no official height increase has been reported. The Burj Dubai is now the tallest building, tallest freestanding structure and tallest man-made structure of any kind ever built on the planet.

SPONGE REALLY WORKS FOR FEVER

Fever sponge bath
Definition:
A sponge bath given to a person with fever.

Effects:
1. Reduces fever or lower body temperature
2. Sedative effects.
Things needed:
1. Basin of water – temperature as needed.
2. Sheet or blanket to cover patient.
3. Two bath towels.
4. One face towel or washcloth.
5. Ice cubes as indicated
6. Alcohol

Hot Sponge Bath: is given to patients with very high fever but whose skin of the legs and arms are cold. Water for hot sponge bath should be as hot as can be tolerated. The sponge bath should be done fast and with friction to encourage blood to surface. The sponge may be repeated after 1 or 2 hours if the fever persists.

Procedure:
a. Make the patient comfortable. Remove clothing and cover with cover with sheet or blanket. Close windows to avoid drafts.
b. Protect the bed with towels as each part is being sponged. Put one bath towel across the chest and sponge the face, ears and neck. Dry the areas that had been sponged with the towel across the chest.
c. Sponge on part at a time in the following order: arms, chest, abdomen, legs, feet, and back. For the arm or leg. Spread the towel under the whole length of the arm or leg while it is being sponged. Rub skin briefly with face towel to draw blood to the surface. Dry each part after the sponge to avoid chilling. Be sure that the patient is dry before replacing clothing and covers. Hot drinks (lemonade juice) can be offered to encourage perspiration.