Worldnews[Ultimate Warrior: One-Third Of WrestleMania VI Competitors Now Dead]

The death of the Ultimate Warrior was just the latest grim reminder that professional wrestlers continue to drop dead from something other than old age at an alarming rate.
The pinnacle of the Warrior's career was WrestleMania VI on April 1, 1990, at SkyDome in Toronto. Warrior defeated Hulk Hogan in the main event to win the championship. Warrior is the 12th wrestler who competed at WrestleMania VI to have died -- one-third of the card's working roster. The oldest was just 63.

As a point of reference, of the 44 starting players from that year's Super Bowl between the 49ers and Broncos, only one has died: Denver defensive end Ron Holmes, who was 48 when he passed away in 2011 from diabetes and coronary issues.
Reasons for wrestlers' dying early -- grueling travel schedules, painkiller abuse, steroid use -- have been well-documented. The passing of the Warrior at age 54 from what is suspected to be a heart attack just days after his induction to WWE's Hall of Fame only underscores the issue.

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News[Small fish in a big pond: the plight of the lemon damsel fish]

Sup Guys, while i was just surfing the net i stumbled accross this great story and research by a marine scientists into Great Barrier Reef fish populations remind us of the need to protect the tiny creatures in a vast ocean.. so i taught i share it with you my readers... enjoy please.

Back when Bill Clinton was the president of the United States, UTS professor David Booth and his wife Gigi Beretta started an extraordinary experiment that demonstrates the ocean is as small as it is vast.
In 1999, Booth, who is the president of the Australian Coral Reef Society, and Beretta, who trained as a marine scientist in the Caribbean, caught and tagged 532 juvenile lemon damsel fish in the lagoon of One Tree Island off Gladstone in Queensland, and a further 322 in the waters of Lizard Island off Cape York.
They are small but beautiful animals – vivid yellow and found throughout the Great Barrier Reef. Yellow damsels are so spectacular that they are a favourite with the aquarium industry.
Each of the tiny young fish caught by Booth and Beretta was tagged with an elastic polymer that showed up as a dark smudge under their skin. After tagging they were released back onto the patch of reef where they would spend their entire lives.
“We have never found them more than two metres from their home base,” said Booth. “They live in a very restricted world.”

WorldNews [Burkina Faso crisis: African leaders press military to hand over power]

Presidents of Nigeria, Senegal and Ghana in Burkina Faso to mediate amid power struggle but cross-party meeting descends into chaos

Diplomats pressing Burkina Faso’s military ruler to return the country to civilian rule are seeking names of people who could serve as interim head of state until elections are held.
The presidents of Nigeria, Senegal and Ghana are in Burkina Faso to mediate after the African Union gave Burkina Faso’s military a two-week deadline to hand over power or face sanctions that could cripple the country.
However, in a sign of growing tensions, a meeting that brought together the political opposition and others descended into chaos.