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Farrah Fawcett ending tie
LOS ANGELES: Farrah Fawcett and Ryan O'Neal are ending their 15-year relationship, reports AP.
A terse statement Saturday from the couple's publicist said t he decision was mutual and added. "The two remain committed and will jointly participate in the upbringing of their (12-year-old) son, Redmond."
The couple ask that this part of their private life be respected," the statement said.
Although their relationship lasted longer than many marriages. the couple never got married. In May 1994, Fawcett. 51, told TV Guide that the relationship had not always been perfect but that she would be devastated if it ended.
The former star of the "Carlie s Angels" television series divorced actor Lee Majors in 1977. She has since starred in the acclaimed movie "Extremities" and the TV film 'The Burning Bed."
O'Neal. 55. starred in "Love Story" and "Paper Moon." He also is the father of actress Tatum O'Neal, who co-starred in "Paper Moon."
Scientists clone adult mammal for first time
NEW YORK: Researchers have cloned an adult mammal for the first time, an astonishing scientific landmark that raises the unsettling possibility of making copies of people, reports AP.
Scientists slipped genes from a 6-year-old ewe into unfertilised eggs and used them to try to create pregnancies in other sheep. The result: A lamb named Dolly, born in July, that is a genetic copy of the ewe.
The feat opens the door to cloning prized farm animals such as cattle, and should make it much easier to add or modify genes in livestock, experts said.
It's also scientifically stunning. Researchers used DNA from the ewe's udder cells, proving that mature mammal cells specialised for something other than reproduction could be used to regenerate an entire animal.
Because it had no teeth
SYDNEY: A game handler at a tourist wildlife park survived being bitten by a 3/4 ton crocodile, saying "I'm bloody glad he's Sot no teeth!" as she was pulled from the beast’s jaws, reports
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Karla Bredl. 21. suffered a broken left thigh and deep lacerations in the attack on Friday, which happened moments after she fed a saltwater croc named Solomon in front of tourists.
She was still heavily sedated in serious condition Sunday at the Mackay Base Hospital just south of the site of the attack. Barefoot Bushman's Wildlife Park at Cannonvale near the Whitsunday Islands in tropical northeast Australia.
Her uncle, Rob Bredl, told the Sunday Telegraph newspaper of Sydney that when the attack came, "Karla’s dad. Joe. jumped on the crock's back and stuck his thumbs in its eyes to make ft let go.