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In an interview with Newsweek President Barack Obama told his daughters Sasha and Malia have used to to public life extremely well. He said he did not worry about his daughters because they were now “happy, normal kids” in spite of passing time in the public eye. However, he showed some anxiety about their forthcoming teenage years. He also expressed his concerned about their dating. He though his security would complicate his daughters’ dating. Malia is now 10 and Sasha is 7.

Obama said: “Now, I worry about them when they’re teenagers where, you know, you’re already embarrassed about your parents and even more embarrassed on TV all the time.” He also said to Newsweek magazine “And dating I think will be an issue because I have men with guns surrounding them at all times, which I’m perfectly happy with, but they may feel differently about it.” He added: “The truth of the matter is that the campaign was the equivalent of me being the frog in the saucepan of water and the temperature slowly being turned up.” The President further added: “By the time the inauguration had taken place, we had pretty much gotten accustomed to it.”

Obama has set some rules agreed upon by the press member and media about capturing pictures of his two daughters. Though the president and his wife had been very open in discussion about their family dynamics, their daughters were often off limits. The interview was published on Saturday.

According to CNN-IBN report, the world most dangerous terrorist group LTTE’s (Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam) chief leader Velupillai Prabhakaran was on Sunday shot dead by Sri Lankan military as he and some of his company tried to escape from the army encirclement. They also reported that his dead body has been recovered and is being taken to a military site in Colombo. An army spokesman Brigadier Udaya Nanayakkara said,

They (LTTE leaders) were all killed by the army during combat. They did not commit suicide. We are now in full control of the country.

Nanayakkara also said,

We believe Prabhakaran was amongst those 250 LTTE cadres who were killed. No DNA tests are to be carried out. We are identifying the bodies based on the intelligence information we have.

After the death of Prabhakarn, who is responsible for the death of thousand of innocents, the Sri Lankan president Mahinda Rajapakasa declared win over the LTTE after an almost three decade long civil battle. In a statement Sri Lankan President said,

I am proud to announce… that my government with the total commitment of our armed forces, has in an unprecedented humanitarian operation, finally defeated the LTTE militarily.

The Sri Lankan government also announces all residents held as prisoner by the LTTE have now been freed from the war region.

An American military sergeant named Sgt John M. Russell was charged to kill five colleagues in Iraq. The sergeant was being got treatment for combat stress in a mental health clinic. He killed the five people by opening fire at this clinic. It was third time that he deployed in the country. He is a communications specialist and worked with 54th Engineering Battalion.

He was sent in custody at Camp Liberty after the shooting. Camp Liberty is located the outskirts of Baghdad. He was charged with both five counts of murder and an aggravated assault. The custody is an extremely fortified complex close to the airport. It is basically sealed off from the countrymen to cut threats to the soldiers.

Military officials said earlier the sergeant had been considered a threat to both him and others; so, he was totally not allowed to get a weapon. He was going under a counseling process and receiving some other medical assistance during the shooting. It is assumed that he did the accident with a stolen weapon.

Noble Peace Prize recipient Myanmar’s imprisoned opposition party leader Aung San Suu Kyi who has been struggling to establish democracy in her country, now she is struggling with her poor health. Sober concerns about the physical condition of her have started to arise. She won general elections in 1990 and has been illegally under arrest at home since then. Moreover, the running military regime in the ex Burma refused to hand over political power.

Administration recently stopped visits to the leader house by physicians, who were regularly assisting her. The opposition party National League for Democracy (NLD) said to the media 63-year-old Suu Kyi is suffering from low blood pressure alongside dehydration. She has also stopped eating. She was put on an intravenous drip on Friday, after which her doctor was arrested. Her party called on country’s military rulers to allow Suu Kyi’s to receive proper medical attention.

English buccaneer Ben Southall has landed the ‘best job in the world‘ when being named as the caretaker of Tourism Queensland’s island. 34-year-old ostrich-riding, bungee-jumping British charity employee made a six-month agreement to give service as a caretaker of one Australian island.

The officials of tourism division of Queensland State said that his salary will be 150,000 Australian dollars ($111,000). Southall beat out almost 35,000 candidates from around the whole world for this dream job. In the final round Southall and other 15 contestants spent four days on island for an extensive interview procedure, which requisite candidates to ravine themselves at a beachside grill, snorkel through crystalline waters and rest at spa. And the finalists also had to show their swimming ability, blogging abilities and some other extra curriculum.

Ben Southall comes from Hampshire of UK, who has Bachelor of Science degree, express him as crazy and adventurous. He says he has enormous traveling experience and his feel affection for snorkeling and scuba-diving has prepared him “practically a fish”. He also said,

I’m a great communicator, love meeting people and immersing myself in other cultures.