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Newborn Rescued from Sewer Pipe after Mom Delivers in Public Toilet

A newborn baby was rescued from a sewer pipe after his mom delivered in a public restroom. 

The woman called rescue officials after the baby reportedly got stuck in a pipe below her building’s squat toilet. Raw video of the rescue (below) was published online, prompting an outpouring of public support and outrage for “Baby # 59″ who was named after his hospital incubator. The 6 lbs. 2 oz. baby survived the incident after suffering from a low heart rate and minor abrasions across his body.

“His condition is good, but his relatives have not come to pick him up yet,” Wu Xinghong, head of the hospital explained.

After officials found bloody toilet paper in the woman’s apartment, the unnamed mother admitted to secretly delivering the baby in the toilet by herself, as she couldn’t afford a hospital abortion. Unfortunately, when the baby came out, he slipped through the sewer line and got trapped.

“She tried to grab something to help herself because there is too much blood,” a police officer recounted. “She couldn’t hold the baby anymore, and he slid into the sewage through the hole of the toilet.”

The 22-year-old woman is a high school graduate who works at a nearby restaurant. Following a one-night stand, she got pregnant and told no one about the baby. According to Zhezhong News, she hid her pregnancy by wearing loose clothing and tightly wrapping her abdomen.

The case is currently under investigation although police are treating this as a possible homicide.

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Learn to Cook the Delicious Chineese -" Chicken Chow Mein "

Chicken Chow Mein

Total Time   : 30 min

                                                                Yield            : 2 Servings
                                                                Level            : Easy

INGREDIENTS

5 ounces dried yellow Shi wheat flour noodles* or medium egg noodles
1 teaspoon sesame oil, plus more as needed
11 ounces skinless chicken breasts, sliced into strips
Dash dark soy sauce
1 teaspoon five-spice powder
1 teaspoon chile sauce, optional
1 tablespoon cornstarch
2 tablespoons groundnut oil (peanut)
1 red bell pepper, seeded and finely sliced
5 ounces bean sprouts
1 large spring onion (green), sliced lengthwise
2 tablespoons light soy sauce
Freshly ground black pepper, finely ground

DIRECTIONS

Cook the noodles for 3 minutes in a pan of boiling water until al dente, or as per the package instructions. Drain, then run them under cold running water, and drain again. Drizzle with a few splashes of sesame oil, and toss through to prevent them from sticking.
Season the chicken with a splash of dark soy sauce, the five-spice powder, and chile sauce, if using. Mix well. Coat the chicken breasts lightly with the cornstarch.
Heat a wok over a high heat, add the groundnut or peanut oil, and heat until smoking. Then, add the chicken, and stir-fry for 2 to 3 minutes, or until cooked through.
Add the red bell pepper, and stir-fry for 1 minute, then add the bean sprouts and green onion and stir-fry for less than 1 minute. Add the cooked noodles, and season with the light soy sauce, 1 teaspoon toasted sesame oil, and black pepper, to taste. Stir well and serve immediately.

4 Hairstyles You Can Do In Your Car

If you typically run out of your house with wet hair, these styles will change your life

Cruise Control

Having feelings of regret after accepting that lunch date while your hair is in serious need of a wash? This twisted look makes dirty hair look put-together. 

1. Divide all of your hair into two sectionson either side of your head. Begin twisting one section down through to the ends. Make sure to twist away from your face as you go. 
2. Take your twist and place it over the nape of your neck. Secure with bobby pins. 
3. Repeat Step 1 on the opposite side. Twist the section down to the ends and secure it at the nape of your neck, overlapping the first twist. 
4. Tug on your twists to loosen them, securing any stray pieces with bobby pins. 

Buckle Up

Messy braid styles will forever be in style (we hope!). They're quick and perfectly imperfect. This trendy updo works best on long hair. 


1. Split your hair into two sections on either side of your head. Then, braid one section down to the ends. 
2. Tug on your braid to loosen it, then wrap it over the front of your hair like a headband. Secure it with bobby pins. 
3. Repeat both steps on the other side. Make sure you start your braid behind your ear and braid down the entire length of your hair. 
4. Use bobby pins to secure the ends as necessary. 

U-Turn

Ready to take your car hairstyling to the next level? This look seems intricate, but it's easier to create than you might think.

1. Take a 2-inch section of your hair at your temple and braid it down to the ends. Secure at the back of your crown with a bobby pin. 
2. Repeat Step 1 on the opposite side. You should have two single braids pinned at the back of your head. 
3. Take half of your remaining hair and tuck it over to meet your braids. Make sure the ends are concealed underneath as you pin it down. 
4. Repeat this step with the rest of your hair, pinning any additional pieces as necessary. 

Speed Bump

As much as we love a great top knot, getting it perfect -- aka no tangled elastics and matted hair -- while you're in your car seems impossible. This is a great alternative. It combines the same messy-chic style in a more polished way. 

1. Gather your hair up into a high ponytail at the top of your crown. Secure with an elastic. 
2. Divide your ponytail ends into two sections and twist each section down to the ends. Use both hands to twist in the same direction as you go. 
3. Wrap each twist in opposite directions around the base of your elastic. Make sure each twist is wrapped around evenly. 
4. Secure your look with bobby pins.

10 Smoothies for Perfect Skin

Sip your way to a clear, glowing complexion with these easy smoothie recipes that taste as good as they are going to make you look

 

 Sick of hearing what you can't drink if you want perfect skin?

Coffee. Booze. Soda. Even fruit juice is a no-no. What's a thirsty gal to do?

Well, allow us to quench your curiosity and bear some good news. You can sip your way to a clear complexion (and bonus -- a slimmer waistline) with yum-o smoothies that are good for your skin.

Ashley Koff, R.D., a celebrity dietitian and author of "Mom Energy," says every woman can benefit from firing up the ol' blender. "Smoothies are a great way to get all of the nutrients you need for beautiful skin in just one drink," says Koff. "Even better, since they're so easy to make and take with you, they can replace the junky, highly-processed fast food that's so bad for your skin."

That's why we asked Koff and four other experts to create 10 healthy smoothie recipes that would satisfy our blend ambition.

The nutritious combinations of fruits, vegetables, proteins, and good-for-you fats in these healthy, delicious smoothies are especially good for your skin, says Koff. "They are packed with essential fatty acids, which calm puffiness and redness. They're loaded with antioxidants, which keep wrinkles and sagging to a minimum. And many of the ingredients here are also alkalizing, which helps the body release skin-irritating toxins."

The Clear Skin Smoothie

This smoothie, created by Koff, uses a protein powder made from hemp seeds, which is a balanced source of skin-boosting omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. The dandelion greens are great for the liver, helping to detox the body and skin; the avocado and raw cacao powder contain a powerful mix of antioxidants, which help clear the complexion and get skin glowing; and the coconut water is loaded with potassium, which helps skin cells get the water they need to stay (and look) hydrated.

BANANA ALMOND FLAX SMOOTHIE

This smoothie from Kelly Boyer, owner and Executive Chef of Paleta.com, is full of skin-loving plant-based proteins, potassium, calcium, fiber, and omega-3s. The essential fatty acids in the flaxseed oil have anti-inflammatory benefits, which is especially helpful for red, irritated, and puffy skin, says Koff.

MANGO YOGURT SMOOTHIE

Boyer also created this smoothie and says the frozen mango gives it its sweetness and smooth texture and adds skin-boosting vitamins B6, C, and E. Plus, the omega-3s in the fish oil help to regulate oil production, says Koff, which boosts hydration, helps prevent acne, and staves off wrinkles.

VERY BERRY DETOX SMOOTHIE

The powerful blend of antioxidants in this smoothie (also created by Boyer) helps cleanse your liver, which processes the toxins that could be contributing to your skin woes, says Koff. Bonus: It's a great way to sneak in some bitter-tasting greens, because the berry flavor overpowers the taste of the veggies.

 

COCONUT-PEAR DREAM

Hemp milk is a great alternative to dairy, says Koff, as dairy products can contribute to skin irritation in some people. This easy, tasty recipe was created by Manitoba Harvest, a hemp foods company.

CREAMY ORANGE CREAMSICLE

More hemp -- plus vitamin C-rich orange and healthy fat-filled avocado -- make this a great alternative to a sugar-filled dessert, says Koff.

NONI COLADA

Coconut water kefir is another great non-dairy smoothie ingredient, and it's loaded with probiotics -- the "good" bacteria that help keep our digestion running smoothly (and our skin clear as a result). The pineapple in this recipe, created by raw vegan chef Jason Andrew Wrobel, also acts as an anti-inflammatory agent, helping to calm puffy, irritated skin.

GREEN TEA COOLER

Created by Mary Kennedy, M.S., a nutrition and wellness professional who works for Stonyfield Farm, this smoothie combines two powerful skin foods: organic yogurt and green tea. The yogurt is loaded with live active cultures that provide the gut with beneficial bacteria, which helps digestion (the better your digestive tract runs, the better your skin will look); mint and honey also help fend off "bad" bacteria, and the green tea is loaded with anti-aging antioxidants.

SOUR APPLE SMOOTHIE

This smoothie, also created by Kennedy, uses flaxseed oil, which is rich in omega-3 fatty acids that are beneficial for skin health, says Koff.

SWEET & SALTY CHAI LASSI

Billy Brigtsen, a chef in New York City, created this recipe using skin-healing spices.

Ingredients:
3 green cardamom pods, crushed
3 black peppercorns
3 cloves
1 whole allspice berry
1/2 tbsp grated ginger
1 cup water

Directions:
Place the above ingredients in a small pot and simmer for a few minutes, until the water is reduced to 1/4 cup. Cool, then blend with:

16 oz Green Valley Organics kefir
4 tbsp maple syrup