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The lady who goes by the name, Victoria, shared her heartwarming story on her social media page. She wrote: “MY NAME IS VICTORIA, FONDLY CALLED VICK IN MY EARLY 20’S LOVER OF GOD LOVE MUSIC LIKE I LOVE MYSELF AN UNDERGRADUATE STUDYING ECONOMICS CHILDHOOD WAS NOT AN EASY ONE FOR ME AT TIMES I WAS DISCRIMINATED OR CALLED NAMES IN PRIMARY SCHOOL (SMALL CHILDREN SENSE I GUESS)(FUNNY NAMES, because OF MY HAND DUE TO BIRTH CASUALTIES FROM NURSES) EVEN IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD, MY HAND SEEMED SCARY TO THEM AND EVERYONE NEEDED AN EXPLANATION, I COULDN’T EXPLAIN OR TELL WHAT WAS WRONG WITH ME AT THAT AGE, BUT I CAN REMEMBER VIVIDLY GOING HOME AND CRYING TO MY MUM THAT I WAS CALLED “ONE HAND OR BENT HAND OR HANDICAPPED”…. ALL I WANTED TO DO WAS STAY ALONE AND LIVE A QUIET LIFE EVEN AS A LITTLE CHILD AND I GREW UP ALONE HAVING NO YOUNGER ONE(THEN)AND MY (ELDER)SIS WAS FAR AWAY….. I TRIED TO SCALE THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL WITH LITTLE OR LESS DRAMA BUT HISTORY STILL REPEATED ITSELF AGAIN JUST LIKE PRIMARY

'Don't assume the worst': Obama tells world leaders in Peru 'to give Trump a chance' because 'how you campaign is not always how you govern. While speaking in Peru in front of world leaders for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit on Saturday, President Obama said to give 'the new president-elect a chance'. As the president tried to tie up loose ends of his foreign policy agenda at APEC, he found that other world leaders at the town-hall style meeting in Lima were more focused on Donald Trump. 'Don't assume the worst. I think it will be important for everybody around the world to not make immediate judgments, but give this new president-elect a chance to put their team together, to examine the issues, to determine what their policies will be,' Obama said. 'How you campaign is not always how you govern.' Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3952784/US-demands-immediate-halt-airstrik

Andy Murray beat Djokovic at Barclays ATP World Tour Finals to claim World No 1 spot in Tennis Andy Murray silenced any argument about who is the best tennis player on the planet when he subdued his greatest rival on a delirious night at the O2 Arena. The 29 year-old Scot took the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals title with a 6-3, 6-4 victory over Novak Djokovic to register his 24th straight victory that capped a late season surge. He will now keep the world No 1 ranking for a matter of months not weeks, and becomes the seventeenth man to hold the year-end positon since the computer whirred into life in 1973. Murray produced a rock solid performance to take advantage of an occasionally wayward Djokovic who, despite a late rally, sometimes seemed to be hosting the demons that have affected him since the French Open.

Every year, especially around Oscar season, we hear these grand stories about actors going to absolute extremes to land roles, prepare for roles or get into character. Half of these stories are likely baloney, whereas the other half are no doubt exaggerated. You ever wonder why the cast and crew talk about these wild preparations so much? Think about how many of the actors who did “crazy” things to prepare for a role have won awards. Yeah, we’ll include a few of these in this list, more as representatives of a type of preparation than anything else. We want to mention actors who went to extremes of all types to land a role. Rather than talk about all the actors who gained weight, lost weight or learned a trade individually, we’ll try and spread it out to touch on a number of different areas. Let’s start by addressing who’s been left off the list. To cut back on the category of “weight gainers/cutters,” we’ve left out Jared Leto for a few roles, Renee Zellweger for Bridget

The universe is so vast it’s extremely difficult to know the full extent of its complexities. Humans can only scratch at the surface of its immensity, but whenever we do we pick up remarkable information, and images, which are awe inspiring and baffling in equal measure. Here we have over 60 fascinating facts about the universe 1. Even When You’re Standing Still, You’re Still Moving A human body, or any object on the Earth, is never at rest. Even when you’re asleep in bed, you’re moving pretty fast. Our Milky Way Galaxy is rotating at 225 kilometers per second, and hurling through the cosmos at an estimated 305 kilometers per second. Add those figures together, and we're racing through space at around 530 kilometers, or 330 miles per second. So in one minute’s time, you’ve traveled almost 20,000 kilometers, or more than 12,000 miles. . And your friends always complain that you never go anywhere. 31 Likes 4 Shares 2. There Are at Least 10 Bill