Prompt: A bomb technician has used his expertise to create an Easter egg hunt for blind children - using beeping eggs. David Hyche, now a special agent at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF), developed the technology nine years ago when his four-month-old daughter turned blind. A transmitter is placed inside plastic eggs that let off a high-pitched beeping sound. Now Hyche has passed on the idea to the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind in Birmingham. Festive invention: Blind children in Birmingham, Alabama, have celebrated Easter early by hunting for plastic eggs that let of a beeping sound. They trade the eggs in for candy . The device: Bomb expert David Hyche put a transmitter in a plastic egg so his daughter could join the fun . 'With my daughter, one of her first phrases was, 'I do it myself.' She wants to do it by herself and most of these kids want to do that too,' he told WBRC. 'It's logical for people who are explosives investigators. It's just a battery, beeper and a switch... pretty simple.' Giggling and running around the play area at Brimingham's regional center, the blind children filled baskets with the beeping eggs, before trading them in for candy. 'We love to give the opportunity for our children with disabilities and their families to come out and have the same opportunity as everybody else does,' said Tamara Harrison with the Alabama Institute. Hyche (pictured) came up with the device when his daughter turned blind nine years ago . The father has shared his idea with the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind (pictured) this year .

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A bomb technician has used his expertise to create an Easter egg hunt for blind children - using beeping eggs. David Hyche, now a special agent at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF), developed the technology nine years ago when his four-month-old daughter turned blind. A transmitter is placed inside plastic eggs that let off a high-pitched beeping sound. Now Hyche has passed on the idea to the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind in Birmingham. Festive invention: Blind children in Birmingham, Alabama, have celebrated Easter early by hunting for plastic eggs that let of a beeping sound. They trade the eggs in for candy . The device: Bomb expert David Hyche put a transmitter in a plastic egg so his daughter could join the fun . 'With my daughter, one of her first phrases was, 'I do it myself.' She wants to do it by herself and most of these kids want to do that too,' he told WBRC. 'It's logical for people who are explosives investigators. It's just a battery, beeper and a switch... pretty simple.' Giggling and running around the play area at Brimingham's regional center, the blind children filled baskets with the beeping eggs, before trading them in for candy. 'We love to give the opportunity for our children with disabilities and their families to come out and have the same opportunity as everybody else does,' said Tamara Harrison with the Alabama Institute. Hyche (pictured) came up with the device when his daughter turned blind nine years ago . The father has shared his idea with the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind (pictured) this year .

[Assistant] A bomb technician, David Hyche, has created an Easter egg hunt for blind children in Alabama using beeping eggs. Hyche, now a special agent at the ATF, developed the idea 9 years ago when his 4-month-old daughter turned blind. He placed a transmitter inside a plastic egg that emits a high-pitched beeping sound, allowing the blind children to hunt for the eggs. The children trade the eggs for candy, and Hyche's device has been passed on to the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind, where it is being used to provide a similar experience for children with disabilities. The goal is to give these

Bomb expert David Hyche created the eggs when his daughter turned blind .
The children follow sound of a beeper in a plastic egg, trade it for candy .
He has now passed on the idea to Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind .


Prompt: A 10-year-old boy has been rushed to hospital after being shot in the stomach by a person attempting to kill an aggressive dog. Danel Hall Jr was walking down the street in Centre Point, Alabama, when a man was chased by a neighbourhood dog. A third person suddenly starting shooting at the animal, but stray bullets hit Danel in the stomach and the second pedestrian in the buttocks, it was claimed. Danel Hall (pictured), 10, was shot in the stomach by a stray bullet intended for an aggressive dog . Police from Jefferson County swooped on the scene of the shooting just after 1pm yesterday . Deputies from Jefferson Country sheriff's office quickly arrived at the scene - just after 1pm yesterday - to find Danel in agony. The bullet had narrowly missed his liver and he was rushed to hospital where he underwent emergency surgery to save his life. Tom Henderson, Centre Point's mayor, said the unknown gunman had been attempting to shoot the aggressive dog, but his bullets instead hit Danel and the second man. He told AL.com: 'There shouldn't be any guns being shot in that incident.' Mary Brooks, Danel's great aunt, said she rushed home from work when she was told about the shooting. 'I can't even tell you what went through my mind,' she said. 'I prayed all the way that he'd be alright. And that's all that matters.' Trayvon Smith, the dog's owner and a neighbour of Danel's family, denied accusations he had been the one shooting. He told WTVM that he had no guns, adding that he was very sorry for the boy. 'Everybody pray for that little boy, he needs as much prayers as he can get.' Police are continuing to look for the person who fired the shots, and anyone with information about the incident can contact the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office at 205-325-1450. The shooting occurred on 1st Street, NW, Centre Point, Alabama (pictured) about 1pm yesterday afternoon .

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A 10-year-old boy has been rushed to hospital after being shot in the stomach by a person attempting to kill an aggressive dog. Danel Hall Jr was walking down the street in Centre Point, Alabama, when a man was chased by a neighbourhood dog. A third person suddenly starting shooting at the animal, but stray bullets hit Danel in the stomach and the second pedestrian in the buttocks, it was claimed. Danel Hall (pictured), 10, was shot in the stomach by a stray bullet intended for an aggressive dog . Police from Jefferson County swooped on the scene of the shooting just after 1pm yesterday . Deputies from Jefferson Country sheriff's office quickly arrived at the scene - just after 1pm yesterday - to find Danel in agony. The bullet had narrowly missed his liver and he was rushed to hospital where he underwent emergency surgery to save his life. Tom Henderson, Centre Point's mayor, said the unknown gunman had been attempting to shoot the aggressive dog, but his bullets instead hit Danel and the second man. He told AL.com: 'There shouldn't be any guns being shot in that incident.' Mary Brooks, Danel's great aunt, said she rushed home from work when she was told about the shooting. 'I can't even tell you what went through my mind,' she said. 'I prayed all the way that he'd be alright. And that's all that matters.' Trayvon Smith, the dog's owner and a neighbour of Danel's family, denied accusations he had been the one shooting. He told WTVM that he had no guns, adding that he was very sorry for the boy. 'Everybody pray for that little boy, he needs as much prayers as he can get.' Police are continuing to look for the person who fired the shots, and anyone with information about the incident can contact the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office at 205-325-1450. The shooting occurred on 1st Street, NW, Centre Point, Alabama (pictured) about 1pm yesterday afternoon .

[Assistant] A 10-year-old boy, Danel Hall Jr, was shot in the stomach by a stray bullet intended for an aggressive dog in Centre Point, Alabama. The incident occurred when a man was chasing the dog, and a third person started firing at the animal. The stray bullet hit Danel, causing him to be rushed to the hospital, where he underwent emergency surgery to save his life. The police are investigating the incident and are looking for the person who fired the shots. The dog's owner, Trayvon Smith, has denied any involvement in the shooting, stating that he had no guns and was very sorry for Danel's condition

Danel Hall, 10, was seriously injured when he was shot in the stomach .
It is believed he was hit by a stray bullet intended for an aggressive dog .
He was rushed to hospital after the bullet narrowly missed his liver .


Prompt: Diddy certainly isn’t pulling any punches when it comes to putting his money where his mouth is ahead of the mega-fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao. The rapper and producer placed a $250,000 bet with Hollywood actor and friend Mark Wahlberg that ‘Money’ Mayweather will come out on top in the bout. In the video posted to Instagram, Diddy originally suggests a $100,000 wager, before being raised by Wahlberg as the duo chat while sitting by a swimming pool. Diddy and Mark Wahlberg placed a bet of $250,000 on the Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao mega-fight . Diddy offers to place a bet of $100,000 on Mayweather in the Las Vegas mega-fight next weekend . Wahlberg accepts but raises the stake to $250,000 on the mega-fight as he takes on the rapper . Diddy puts his money where his mouth is and the duo agree to put $250,000 on the showdown . The pair share a joke as they agree to the wager in front of a swimming pool . But Diddy and Wahlberg aren’t the only ones planning to splash the cash ahead of the Las Vegas fight, which is expected to gross over $300million. American boxer Adrien Broner has revealed he will be putting down $10,000 on a stoppage during the fight. And if that wasn’t quite enough, the 25-year-old three-time world champion also admitted he could put as much as $50,000 down on the fight which takes place this weekend. Boxing duo Mayweather and Pacquiao are just days away from their mega-fight in Las Vegas . Pacquiao in training with Freddie Roach at the Wild Card Gym leading up to the fight . Mayweather trains during a media workout in preparation for Saturday's fight with Pacquiao . The Las Vegas mega-fight is set to shatter revenue records too, with contributions from five title sponsors amounting to $13.2million, roughly three times the previous highest amount. For instance, Tecate have paid $5.6m to become the official beer of the fight and the main ring mat sponsor, beating a $5.2m bid from Corona. Meanwhile, sales of Pacquiao merchandise have soared 10-fold in the build-up to the fight, with retailers in his native Philippines struggling to keep up with demand. Fans have been snapping up Pacquiao t-shirts, boxing gloves, figurines, baseball caps and jackets ahead of the fight, believing they will soar in value should he beat Mayweather. In all, the fight is expected to give the Las Vegas economy a $1bn-plus boost with as many as 300,000 fans descending on the Nevada city just so they can say 'I was there' on the night.

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Diddy certainly isn’t pulling any punches when it comes to putting his money where his mouth is ahead of the mega-fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao. The rapper and producer placed a $250,000 bet with Hollywood actor and friend Mark Wahlberg that ‘Money’ Mayweather will come out on top in the bout. In the video posted to Instagram, Diddy originally suggests a $100,000 wager, before being raised by Wahlberg as the duo chat while sitting by a swimming pool. Diddy and Mark Wahlberg placed a bet of $250,000 on the Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao mega-fight . Diddy offers to place a bet of $100,000 on Mayweather in the Las Vegas mega-fight next weekend . Wahlberg accepts but raises the stake to $250,000 on the mega-fight as he takes on the rapper . Diddy puts his money where his mouth is and the duo agree to put $250,000 on the showdown . The pair share a joke as they agree to the wager in front of a swimming pool . But Diddy and Wahlberg aren’t the only ones planning to splash the cash ahead of the Las Vegas fight, which is expected to gross over $300million. American boxer Adrien Broner has revealed he will be putting down $10,000 on a stoppage during the fight. And if that wasn’t quite enough, the 25-year-old three-time world champion also admitted he could put as much as $50,000 down on the fight which takes place this weekend. Boxing duo Mayweather and Pacquiao are just days away from their mega-fight in Las Vegas . Pacquiao in training with Freddie Roach at the Wild Card Gym leading up to the fight . Mayweather trains during a media workout in preparation for Saturday's fight with Pacquiao . The Las Vegas mega-fight is set to shatter revenue records too, with contributions from five title sponsors amounting to $13.2million, roughly three times the previous highest amount. For instance, Tecate have paid $5.6m to become the official beer of the fight and the main ring mat sponsor, beating a $5.2m bid from Corona. Meanwhile, sales of Pacquiao merchandise have soared 10-fold in the build-up to the fight, with retailers in his native Philippines struggling to keep up with demand. Fans have been snapping up Pacquiao t-shirts, boxing gloves, figurines, baseball caps and jackets ahead of the fight, believing they will soar in value should he beat Mayweather. In all, the fight is expected to give the Las Vegas economy a $1bn-plus boost with as many as 300,000 fans descending on the Nevada city just so they can say 'I was there' on the night.

[Assistant] Rapper Diddy has placed a $250,000 bet with actor Mark Wahlberg on the upcoming fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao. Wahlberg initially offered $100,000, but Diddy raised the stakes to $250,000. The duo agreed to put their money on Mayweather to win, with Wahlberg also placing a bet of $250,000 on the fight. This is not the only bet being placed on the fight, as American boxer Adrien Broner has also put down $10,000 on a stoppage, and Pacquiao's trainer Freddie Roach has said he could put up to $

Diddy and Mark Wahlberg have placed a $250,000 bet on the mega-fight .
The rapper is confident Floyd Mayweather can put him in the 'Money'
American boxer Adrien Broner has also put his money where his mouth is .
Broner admitted he will be putting $10,000 on there to be a stoppage .
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Prompt: Russian President Vladimir Putin has claimed that intercepted phone calls prove the US helped Chechen Islamic insurgents wage war against Russia . Russian President Vladimir Putin has claimed that intercepted phone calls prove the US helped Chechen Islamic insurgents wage war against Russia. In a documentary aired today  on state-owned Rossiya-1 TV channel, he said phone records from the early 2000s show direct contact between North Caucasus separatists and US secret services. 'At one point our secret services simply detected direct contacts between militants from the North Caucasus and representatives of the United States secret services in Azerbaijan,' Putin said. Putin said he raised the issue with then-US President George W. Bush, who promised to 'kick the ass' of the intelligence officers in question. But he claimed a few days later the heads of Russia's FSB received a letter from their American counterparts, which said they had the right to support opposition forces in Russia. 'Someone over there, especially the West's intelligence services, obviously thought that if they act to destabilize their main geopolitical rival, which, as we now understand, in their eyes has always been Russia, it would be good for them. It turned out, it wasn't,' Putin said. He said he had warned the West about the possible dangers of supporting terrorists. Following a disastrous war in the 1990s, Russia fought Islamic insurgents in Chechnya and neighboring regions in the volatile North Caucasus. 'They were actually helping them, even with transportation,' Putin said. The documentary 'The President' showed Putin being interviewed at the Kremlin in the dimly-lit St. Alexander's Hall. He even defended the annexation of Crimea as a response to the will of the people, saying it righted a historical injustice. The annexation of the Black Sea peninsula from Ukraine in March 2014 provoked the worst crisis between the West and Russia since the end of the Cold War. Putin said he had no regrets. 'It's not because Crimea has a strategic importance in the Black Sea region. It's because this has elements of historical justice. I believe we did the right thing and I don't regret anything,' he said. Putin said he raised the issue with then-US President George W. Bush, who promised to 'kick the ass' of the intelligence officers in question . Putin also said sanctions imposed by the West after the annexation were aimed at halting Russia's progress as a global power. Putin condemned punitive sanctions imposed by the United States and European Union. 'We have witnessed such attempts during Russia's entire history, dating back to tsarist times. This attempt to deter Russia, this policy, has been known for a long time, for centuries. There is nothing new,' he was reported as saying. Putin also expressed his fears that the West wishes Russia harm as he recalled how some world leaders told him they would not mind Russia's possible disintegration. 'My counterparts, a lot of presidents and prime ministers told me later on that they had decided for themselves by then that Russia would cease to exist in its current form,' he said. 'The only question was when it happens and what consequences would be.'

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has claimed that intercepted phone calls prove the US helped Chechen Islamic insurgents wage war against Russia . Russian President Vladimir Putin has claimed that intercepted phone calls prove the US helped Chechen Islamic insurgents wage war against Russia. In a documentary aired today  on state-owned Rossiya-1 TV channel, he said phone records from the early 2000s show direct contact between North Caucasus separatists and US secret services. 'At one point our secret services simply detected direct contacts between militants from the North Caucasus and representatives of the United States secret services in Azerbaijan,' Putin said. Putin said he raised the issue with then-US President George W. Bush, who promised to 'kick the ass' of the intelligence officers in question. But he claimed a few days later the heads of Russia's FSB received a letter from their American counterparts, which said they had the right to support opposition forces in Russia. 'Someone over there, especially the West's intelligence services, obviously thought that if they act to destabilize their main geopolitical rival, which, as we now understand, in their eyes has always been Russia, it would be good for them. It turned out, it wasn't,' Putin said. He said he had warned the West about the possible dangers of supporting terrorists. Following a disastrous war in the 1990s, Russia fought Islamic insurgents in Chechnya and neighboring regions in the volatile North Caucasus. 'They were actually helping them, even with transportation,' Putin said. The documentary 'The President' showed Putin being interviewed at the Kremlin in the dimly-lit St. Alexander's Hall. He even defended the annexation of Crimea as a response to the will of the people, saying it righted a historical injustice. The annexation of the Black Sea peninsula from Ukraine in March 2014 provoked the worst crisis between the West and Russia since the end of the Cold War. Putin said he had no regrets. 'It's not because Crimea has a strategic importance in the Black Sea region. It's because this has elements of historical justice. I believe we did the right thing and I don't regret anything,' he said. Putin said he raised the issue with then-US President George W. Bush, who promised to 'kick the ass' of the intelligence officers in question . Putin also said sanctions imposed by the West after the annexation were aimed at halting Russia's progress as a global power. Putin condemned punitive sanctions imposed by the United States and European Union. 'We have witnessed such attempts during Russia's entire history, dating back to tsarist times. This attempt to deter Russia, this policy, has been known for a long time, for centuries. There is nothing new,' he was reported as saying. Putin also expressed his fears that the West wishes Russia harm as he recalled how some world leaders told him they would not mind Russia's possible disintegration. 'My counterparts, a lot of presidents and prime ministers told me later on that they had decided for themselves by then that Russia would cease to exist in its current form,' he said. 'The only question was when it happens and what consequences would be.'

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has claimed that intercepted phone calls prove the US helped Chechen Islamic insurgents wage war against Russia. In a documentary aired on state-owned Rossiya-1 TV channel, Putin stated that phone records from the early 2000s show direct contact between North Caucasus separatists and US secret services in Azerbaijan. He claimed that then-US President George W. Bush promised to "kick the ass" of the intelligence officers involved. However, Putin said the US later reneged on its promise, stating that the US had the right to support opposition forces in Russia.

Putin also claimed that the US had destabilized Russia by supporting

Putin said calls show contact between insurgents and US secret services .
He claimed US helped Chechen extremists wage war against Russia .
President said George Bush promised to 'kick the ass' of officers involved .
He made claims in documentary aired today on state-owned Russian TV .


Prompt: A 24-year-old San Diego man . was arrested and charged on Thursday with lying to federal agents about his involvement with . Islamic State militants fighting in Syria, which has been documented on his Facebook page. Mohamad Saeed Kodaimati faced two counts of making false . statements involving international terrorism matters in US District Court of the Southern District of California. Saeed, who was born in Syria and became a naturalized American citizen in 2008 at age 17, is accused of making false statements during interviews . with the FBI and other US authorities at the US Embassy in . Ankara, Turkey, in March, the Justice Department said. Terror suspect: Mohamad Saeed Kodaimati, 24, a Syrian national and naturalized US citizen, is accused of making false statements to the FBI about his involvement with Syrian militants . Family business: Saeed (left) is seen in a photograph taken in spring 2014 with his brother . Mixed messages: Saeed falsely claimed he had not been involved in any fighting, had never fired his weapon at anyone and did not know any Islamic State members, but the FBI has found evidence to the contrary, including this Facebook photo . The criminal complaint said Saeed falsely claimed he had not . been involved in any fighting, had never fired his weapon at . anyone and did not know any Islamic State members. He also said . he had never told anyone he was involved with the Nusra Front . and had never worked or volunteered at a Sharia court, it said. Nusra Front is al Qaeda's Syrian arm. 'Evidence gathered during the investigation contradicts . these and other statements Saeed made to the interviewing . agents,' a Justice Department statement said. Federal agents investigating Saeed, who immigrated to the US with his family at age 10, have uncovered incriminating Facebook photos and posts indicating his alleged involvement with Syrian militants. One photo of Saeed posted on his Facebook page shows him with a man who officials say has sworn allegiance to ISIS. Another photo of Saeed and his brother show them in the spring of 2014 when Saeed later admitted he shot up a Syrian prison. Others images released by the Justice Department this week depict a heavily bearded Saeed brandishing powerful assault rifles, a faint smile on his lips. In online chats and posts, Saeed allegedly bragged about working for a sharia court, openly expressed his support for ISIS and claimed he had fought in a gun battle that lasted four months, reported Los Angeles Times. Oversharing: In online chats and posts, Saeed allegedly bragged about working for a sharia court, expressed his support for ISIS and claimed he had fought in a gun battle that lasted four months . Terror tourism: The 24-year-old Californian traveled from San Diego to Istanbul and was in Syriaand Turkey until his return to the United States in March . Bad company: This photo shows Saeed with a man who officials say has sworn allegiance to ISIS . ‘I am currently the media person for the Shari'ah Authority,’ Saeed is alleged to have boasted to a friend online. In a December 2013 Facebook conversation, Saeed allegedly wrote, ‘I work with the brothers,’ according to documents cited by NBC San Diego. The 24-year-old Californian traveled from San Diego to Istanbul and was in Syria . and Turkey until his return to the United States in March. He was arrested Wednesday in Rancho Bernardo, located in . the northern part of San Diego. San Diego 6 reported that Saeed made his initial court appearance Thursday and was ordered held without bail after prosecutors argued that the 24-year-old terror suspect was a flight risk and posed a threat to the community. He is due back in court next Tuesday for a detention hearing.

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A 24-year-old San Diego man . was arrested and charged on Thursday with lying to federal agents about his involvement with . Islamic State militants fighting in Syria, which has been documented on his Facebook page. Mohamad Saeed Kodaimati faced two counts of making false . statements involving international terrorism matters in US District Court of the Southern District of California. Saeed, who was born in Syria and became a naturalized American citizen in 2008 at age 17, is accused of making false statements during interviews . with the FBI and other US authorities at the US Embassy in . Ankara, Turkey, in March, the Justice Department said. Terror suspect: Mohamad Saeed Kodaimati, 24, a Syrian national and naturalized US citizen, is accused of making false statements to the FBI about his involvement with Syrian militants . Family business: Saeed (left) is seen in a photograph taken in spring 2014 with his brother . Mixed messages: Saeed falsely claimed he had not been involved in any fighting, had never fired his weapon at anyone and did not know any Islamic State members, but the FBI has found evidence to the contrary, including this Facebook photo . The criminal complaint said Saeed falsely claimed he had not . been involved in any fighting, had never fired his weapon at . anyone and did not know any Islamic State members. He also said . he had never told anyone he was involved with the Nusra Front . and had never worked or volunteered at a Sharia court, it said. Nusra Front is al Qaeda's Syrian arm. 'Evidence gathered during the investigation contradicts . these and other statements Saeed made to the interviewing . agents,' a Justice Department statement said. Federal agents investigating Saeed, who immigrated to the US with his family at age 10, have uncovered incriminating Facebook photos and posts indicating his alleged involvement with Syrian militants. One photo of Saeed posted on his Facebook page shows him with a man who officials say has sworn allegiance to ISIS. Another photo of Saeed and his brother show them in the spring of 2014 when Saeed later admitted he shot up a Syrian prison. Others images released by the Justice Department this week depict a heavily bearded Saeed brandishing powerful assault rifles, a faint smile on his lips. In online chats and posts, Saeed allegedly bragged about working for a sharia court, openly expressed his support for ISIS and claimed he had fought in a gun battle that lasted four months, reported Los Angeles Times. Oversharing: In online chats and posts, Saeed allegedly bragged about working for a sharia court, expressed his support for ISIS and claimed he had fought in a gun battle that lasted four months . Terror tourism: The 24-year-old Californian traveled from San Diego to Istanbul and was in Syriaand Turkey until his return to the United States in March . Bad company: This photo shows Saeed with a man who officials say has sworn allegiance to ISIS . ‘I am currently the media person for the Shari'ah Authority,’ Saeed is alleged to have boasted to a friend online. In a December 2013 Facebook conversation, Saeed allegedly wrote, ‘I work with the brothers,’ according to documents cited by NBC San Diego. The 24-year-old Californian traveled from San Diego to Istanbul and was in Syria . and Turkey until his return to the United States in March. He was arrested Wednesday in Rancho Bernardo, located in . the northern part of San Diego. San Diego 6 reported that Saeed made his initial court appearance Thursday and was ordered held without bail after prosecutors argued that the 24-year-old terror suspect was a flight risk and posed a threat to the community. He is due back in court next Tuesday for a detention hearing.

[Assistant] A 24-year-old San Diego man, Mohamad Saeed Kodaimati, has been arrested and charged with making false statements to federal agents about his involvement with Islamic State militants in Syria. Kodaimati, a Syrian national and naturalized US citizen, was born in Syria and became a US citizen in 2008. He allegedly lied to FBI agents about his involvement with Syrian militants, claiming he had not been involved in fighting and had never fired a weapon. However, evidence found on his Facebook page and other social media platforms contradicts these statements. Kodaimati also allegedly worked for a Sharia court and expressed support for

Mohamad Saeed Kodaimati, 24, faced two counts of making false statements involving international terrorism .
Saeed was born in Syria and became a naturalized American citizen in 2008 at age 17 .
The 24-year-old allegedly lied to FBI he had not been involved in any fighting, had never fired his weapon and did not know any ISIS members .
Posted photos on Facebook carrying guns and posing with known ISIS militants .
In online posts, Saeed allegedly bragged about working for sharia court and fighting in battle that lasted four months .


Prompt: Grieving family and friends have taken to social media to pay tribute to a man after he was fatally stabbed with a knife during a violent brawl in the early hours of Easter Monday. Greg Gibbins and his friends were at The Beachcomber Hotel in Toukley on the Central Coast, NSW on Sunday night before they headed to a nearby, late-night pizza shop. Shortly after midnight, emergency services found Mr Gibbins and his 25-year-old friend with serious stab wounds at about 12.10am from an alleged random attack. The 28-year-old Wyong Roos rugby league club player was treated at the scene by paramedics before he went into cardiac arrest but later died at Gosford Hospital. Scroll down for video . Greg Gibbins, 28, went into cardiac arrest after he was seriously stabbed but later died in hospital on Monday . The friend, who tried to help fatally injured Mr Gibbins but became 'victim number two', remains in a serious condition in hospital and is expected to undergo surgery. Pictures from Mr Gibbins Facebook account paints a 'top bloke' who got along with everyone and loved travelling, partying and going to festivals and sporting events. Mr Gibbins, who works as a car spray painter, has prompted an outpouring grief from family, friends, colleagues and rugby team mates on his Facebook account. One friend posted on Facebook: 'RIP gibbo such a lovely friend , it's clear the amazing impact you made on everybody's life, rest easy xx' A rugby team mate wrote: 'Rest easy mate, was great to have played with and against you. A true gentleman that has obviously touched many.' Another said: 'RIP My heart goes out to all your family and everyone that knew you. You were an amazing person.' A school friend said: 'RIP Gibbo .....will always remember the "lolly salad" you made for me in primary school in your backyard, as our "date" ....only the good die young buddy xx.' While another friend wrote: 'You have left us way to early mate..Thoughts go out to the Gibbins family. RIP Gibbo' The 28-year-old was treated at the scene by paramedics before he went into cardiac arrest but later died . Mr Gibbons was a late bloomer who had recently secured a place training in his club's NSW cup squad . Family and friends have paid their respect to a 'top bloke' who loved travelling, sports and parties . Chief Inspector Rodney Peet said police haven't been able to pinpoint the catalyst for the confrontation. 'The victim was there, he was either chatting or waiting for some food, after the establishment across the road closed,' he told AAP. 'Then almost spontaneously this other gentleman has come up and stabbed him in the chest.' The offender fled the scene and police haven't found a weapon. Insp Peet said a 20-year-old man was arrested nearby after the stabbing and taken to Wyong Police Station but was later released. Detectives are looking at CCTV footage at the hotel to establish if any incident inside the club may have prompted the fatal attack. The 28-year-old was treated at the scene by paramedics before he went into cardiac arrest but later died . Emergency services found Mr Gibbins and his friend with serious stab wounds from an alleged random attack . Mr Gibbins and his friends were at The Beachcomber Hotel in Toukley on the Central Coast on Sunday night . When it came to his sport, Mr Gibbins was a late bloomer who had recently secured a place training in his club's NSW cup squad. 'He was a very popular player among his peers,' football manager Matt Lavin told AAP. 'I can't say a bad word about him. It is an absolute tragedy and our heart goes out to Greg and his family.' Mr Lavin said the hooker started with the club in 2014 after playing for the nearby Northern Lakes Warriors. 'He is fairly quiet and unassuming, he is not boisterous or a loud mouth,' he said. 'It is not in his character to be involved in confrontation but that is just the tragic circumstances surrounding it unfortunately.' Investigations into the matter are continuing and police are now appealing for any witnesses who’ve not yet spoken with police to contact  Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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Grieving family and friends have taken to social media to pay tribute to a man after he was fatally stabbed with a knife during a violent brawl in the early hours of Easter Monday. Greg Gibbins and his friends were at The Beachcomber Hotel in Toukley on the Central Coast, NSW on Sunday night before they headed to a nearby, late-night pizza shop. Shortly after midnight, emergency services found Mr Gibbins and his 25-year-old friend with serious stab wounds at about 12.10am from an alleged random attack. The 28-year-old Wyong Roos rugby league club player was treated at the scene by paramedics before he went into cardiac arrest but later died at Gosford Hospital. Scroll down for video . Greg Gibbins, 28, went into cardiac arrest after he was seriously stabbed but later died in hospital on Monday . The friend, who tried to help fatally injured Mr Gibbins but became 'victim number two', remains in a serious condition in hospital and is expected to undergo surgery. Pictures from Mr Gibbins Facebook account paints a 'top bloke' who got along with everyone and loved travelling, partying and going to festivals and sporting events. Mr Gibbins, who works as a car spray painter, has prompted an outpouring grief from family, friends, colleagues and rugby team mates on his Facebook account. One friend posted on Facebook: 'RIP gibbo such a lovely friend , it's clear the amazing impact you made on everybody's life, rest easy xx' A rugby team mate wrote: 'Rest easy mate, was great to have played with and against you. A true gentleman that has obviously touched many.' Another said: 'RIP My heart goes out to all your family and everyone that knew you. You were an amazing person.' A school friend said: 'RIP Gibbo .....will always remember the "lolly salad" you made for me in primary school in your backyard, as our "date" ....only the good die young buddy xx.' While another friend wrote: 'You have left us way to early mate..Thoughts go out to the Gibbins family. RIP Gibbo' The 28-year-old was treated at the scene by paramedics before he went into cardiac arrest but later died . Mr Gibbons was a late bloomer who had recently secured a place training in his club's NSW cup squad . Family and friends have paid their respect to a 'top bloke' who loved travelling, sports and parties . Chief Inspector Rodney Peet said police haven't been able to pinpoint the catalyst for the confrontation. 'The victim was there, he was either chatting or waiting for some food, after the establishment across the road closed,' he told AAP. 'Then almost spontaneously this other gentleman has come up and stabbed him in the chest.' The offender fled the scene and police haven't found a weapon. Insp Peet said a 20-year-old man was arrested nearby after the stabbing and taken to Wyong Police Station but was later released. Detectives are looking at CCTV footage at the hotel to establish if any incident inside the club may have prompted the fatal attack. The 28-year-old was treated at the scene by paramedics before he went into cardiac arrest but later died . Emergency services found Mr Gibbins and his friend with serious stab wounds from an alleged random attack . Mr Gibbins and his friends were at The Beachcomber Hotel in Toukley on the Central Coast on Sunday night . When it came to his sport, Mr Gibbins was a late bloomer who had recently secured a place training in his club's NSW cup squad. 'He was a very popular player among his peers,' football manager Matt Lavin told AAP. 'I can't say a bad word about him. It is an absolute tragedy and our heart goes out to Greg and his family.' Mr Lavin said the hooker started with the club in 2014 after playing for the nearby Northern Lakes Warriors. 'He is fairly quiet and unassuming, he is not boisterous or a loud mouth,' he said. 'It is not in his character to be involved in confrontation but that is just the tragic circumstances surrounding it unfortunately.' Investigations into the matter are continuing and police are now appealing for any witnesses who’ve not yet spoken with police to contact  Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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A 28-year-old man, Greg Gibbins, was fatally stabbed with a knife during a violent brawl at a hotel in Toukley, Central Coast, NSW, on Easter Monday. Gibbins and his 25-year-old friend were at The Beachcomber Hotel when the incident occurred around 12:10am. Emergency services found them with serious stab wounds, and Gibbins went into cardiac arrest. He was treated at the scene and later died at Gosford Hospital.

Gibbins was a rugby league player who had recently secured a place in his club's NSW cup squad. His friends and family have paid tribute to him as

A young man has died after he was stabbed during a violent brawl .
Greg Gibbins and his friends were at a Central Coast hotel on Sunday night .
The 28-year-old was stabbed and killed outside a late night pizza store .
His 25-year-old friend was also attacked when he tried to help Mr Gibbons .
He remains in a serious condition and is expected to undergo surgery .
The offender fled the scene and police haven't found a weapon .
Investigations are continuing and police are appealing for any witnesses .


Prompt: Eloise Parry, known as Ella, 21, died this week after taking a lethal overdose of diet pills . This week, a 21-year-old university student died after taking a lethal dose of diet pills. Eloise Parry, known as Ella, 'burned up from the inside, after swallowing the highly-toxic substance known as Dinitrophenol, or DNP. After taking the tablets her metabolism began to soar and she started to overheat. While  doctors desperately tried to stabilise her, she died just three hours later. Her mother issued a stark warning about buying diet pills online, saying her daughter never intended to take her own life, she just didn't understand the danger of taking an overdose of the  tablets. Here, Dr Simon Cotton, a senior lecturer in chemistry at the University of Birmingham, explains how DNP came to be used as a diet pill, and why it the chemical is so dangerous… . Writing for The Conversation, Dr Cotton said: Eloise Aimee Parry was the latest of a string of young people to fall victim to the chemical 2,4-dinitrophenol, known as DNP. It is a very dangerous chemical and scientists have been aware of this for nearly a century. During World War I, DNP was sometimes used to fill armour-piercing shells, as a mixture with picric acid, known as Shellite or Tridite. An explosion in a munitions factory at Rainham in Essex in 1916 was attributed to the chemical. Just like TNT it was found to be toxic to the munitions workers handling it. Many of them lost weight dramatically and some even died simply by absorbing it through their skin. The commercial use of DNP is as a pesticide or herbicide and, in 2009, 11 workers in a Chinese chemical factory – plus nine of their relatives – contracted DNP poisoning, their skins turned yellow or even black and two died. After World War I, scientists at Stanford University investigated DNP to see if it was a useful slimming aid. They established that the chemical boosted metabolism by up to 50 per cent, leading to considerable weight loss without dieting. Eloise Parry, known as Ella, 'burned up from the inside, after swallowing the highly-toxic substance known as Dinitrophenol, or DNP . Ella's mother said her daughter never intended to take her own life, she just didn't understand the danger of taking an overdose of the tablets. Ella is pictured in 2001 . However, they also found out that there were a number of side effects (including cataracts) and that the safety margin was too slim. Firms started selling it direct to customers which meant that people were taking it without medical supervision – and fatalities resulted. When one man died, they measured his temperature – it was 110°F (43°C). DNP was banned in the United States under the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938; the US Food and Drug Administration said that DNP was too toxic to be used under any circumstance. Fiona Parry, 51, has issued a stark warning against diet pills following her daughter's death . DNP went underground for years, but it was again marketed in the 1980s as a "weight-loss without dieting" drug – and, more recently, the internet has given it a wider circulation, describing it as a "safe weight-loss drug". Anything but. Extravagant claims were made by people who said that they lost 20 pounds in 12 days by taking it; it was promoted as 'the king of the fat-loss drugs'. And of course the health problems and fatalities associated with its use returned. Not for human consumption . How DNP works was discovered in 1948. The chemical helps to move protons across membranes in cells. This results in a reduction in the production of ATP (adenosine triphosphate, the molecule that transports energy within cells, the body's 'energy currency'). This means that much of the energy usually generated in respiration is instead wasted as heat (which can lead to fatal hyperthermia). The body compensates by speeding up metabolism in order to produce the energy needed to maintain the body. This increase in metabolic rate results in the consumption of fat and carbohydrate as they are turned into energy. The people marketing it may hedge around with labels saying "not for human consumption", but obviously consumers do not get the guidance that would be given if they were getting a medication from their doctor. A 27-year-old woman who wanted to lose weight bought some over the internet; she wanted faster results so she took double the recommended dose. It killed her. There have been a number of fatalities in the UK caused by DNP. In 2013, an 18-year-old rugby player named Chris Mapletoft died after taking DNP. Scientists warn DNP is highly toxic. It was originally used in weapons in World War 1 and is used commercially as a pesticide . The preceding year a 28-year old High Wycombe bodybuilder, Sean Cleathero, died after his temperature rose to 42°C when he consumed DNP at his gym. That same year a 23-year-old Leeds University medical student, Sarah Houston, died after consuming DNP that she'd bought over the internet. Her father said: 'For those who are selling it, if you have any ounce of decency, you must stop.' In 2004 the UK Food Standards Agency advised consumers not to take any product containing DNP at any level: "This chemical is not suitable for human consumption." All sorts of promises are made on the internet about DNP. But if something sounds too good to be true, then it probably isn't. In the case of 2,4-dinitrophenol, it's also deadly.

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Eloise Parry, known as Ella, 21, died this week after taking a lethal overdose of diet pills . This week, a 21-year-old university student died after taking a lethal dose of diet pills. Eloise Parry, known as Ella, 'burned up from the inside, after swallowing the highly-toxic substance known as Dinitrophenol, or DNP. After taking the tablets her metabolism began to soar and she started to overheat. While  doctors desperately tried to stabilise her, she died just three hours later. Her mother issued a stark warning about buying diet pills online, saying her daughter never intended to take her own life, she just didn't understand the danger of taking an overdose of the  tablets. Here, Dr Simon Cotton, a senior lecturer in chemistry at the University of Birmingham, explains how DNP came to be used as a diet pill, and why it the chemical is so dangerous… . Writing for The Conversation, Dr Cotton said: Eloise Aimee Parry was the latest of a string of young people to fall victim to the chemical 2,4-dinitrophenol, known as DNP. It is a very dangerous chemical and scientists have been aware of this for nearly a century. During World War I, DNP was sometimes used to fill armour-piercing shells, as a mixture with picric acid, known as Shellite or Tridite. An explosion in a munitions factory at Rainham in Essex in 1916 was attributed to the chemical. Just like TNT it was found to be toxic to the munitions workers handling it. Many of them lost weight dramatically and some even died simply by absorbing it through their skin. The commercial use of DNP is as a pesticide or herbicide and, in 2009, 11 workers in a Chinese chemical factory – plus nine of their relatives – contracted DNP poisoning, their skins turned yellow or even black and two died. After World War I, scientists at Stanford University investigated DNP to see if it was a useful slimming aid. They established that the chemical boosted metabolism by up to 50 per cent, leading to considerable weight loss without dieting. Eloise Parry, known as Ella, 'burned up from the inside, after swallowing the highly-toxic substance known as Dinitrophenol, or DNP . Ella's mother said her daughter never intended to take her own life, she just didn't understand the danger of taking an overdose of the tablets. Ella is pictured in 2001 . However, they also found out that there were a number of side effects (including cataracts) and that the safety margin was too slim. Firms started selling it direct to customers which meant that people were taking it without medical supervision – and fatalities resulted. When one man died, they measured his temperature – it was 110°F (43°C). DNP was banned in the United States under the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938; the US Food and Drug Administration said that DNP was too toxic to be used under any circumstance. Fiona Parry, 51, has issued a stark warning against diet pills following her daughter's death . DNP went underground for years, but it was again marketed in the 1980s as a "weight-loss without dieting" drug – and, more recently, the internet has given it a wider circulation, describing it as a "safe weight-loss drug". Anything but. Extravagant claims were made by people who said that they lost 20 pounds in 12 days by taking it; it was promoted as 'the king of the fat-loss drugs'. And of course the health problems and fatalities associated with its use returned. Not for human consumption . How DNP works was discovered in 1948. The chemical helps to move protons across membranes in cells. This results in a reduction in the production of ATP (adenosine triphosphate, the molecule that transports energy within cells, the body's 'energy currency'). This means that much of the energy usually generated in respiration is instead wasted as heat (which can lead to fatal hyperthermia). The body compensates by speeding up metabolism in order to produce the energy needed to maintain the body. This increase in metabolic rate results in the consumption of fat and carbohydrate as they are turned into energy. The people marketing it may hedge around with labels saying "not for human consumption", but obviously consumers do not get the guidance that would be given if they were getting a medication from their doctor. A 27-year-old woman who wanted to lose weight bought some over the internet; she wanted faster results so she took double the recommended dose. It killed her. There have been a number of fatalities in the UK caused by DNP. In 2013, an 18-year-old rugby player named Chris Mapletoft died after taking DNP. Scientists warn DNP is highly toxic. It was originally used in weapons in World War 1 and is used commercially as a pesticide . The preceding year a 28-year old High Wycombe bodybuilder, Sean Cleathero, died after his temperature rose to 42°C when he consumed DNP at his gym. That same year a 23-year-old Leeds University medical student, Sarah Houston, died after consuming DNP that she'd bought over the internet. Her father said: 'For those who are selling it, if you have any ounce of decency, you must stop.' In 2004 the UK Food Standards Agency advised consumers not to take any product containing DNP at any level: "This chemical is not suitable for human consumption." All sorts of promises are made on the internet about DNP. But if something sounds too good to be true, then it probably isn't. In the case of 2,4-dinitrophenol, it's also deadly.

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A 21-year-old university student, known as Eloise Parry, or Ella, died after taking a lethal dose of diet pills containing the highly-toxic substance Dinitrophenol (DNP). DNP was first used in World War I as a mixture with picric acid to fill ammunition, but it was later used as a pesticide and herbicide. It was also investigated as a potential slimming aid in the 1920s.

However, scientists soon discovered that DNP had severe side effects, including cataracts, and was too toxic to be used safely. Despite this, it was marketed as a "weight

DNP was a chemical used in weapons in WW1 and was found to be toxic .
It was also commercially used as a pesticide and poisoned workers .
Was banned as a diet pill after scientists discovered its risky side effects .
Has been linked to a string of deaths as it causes people to overheat .


Prompt: It’s been just over three years since Dana Vulin was set alight  at her Perth home, resulting in horrific third degree burns to more than 60 per cent of her body and countless operations to reconstruct her scorched face, arms and torso. Now the woman who turned her into a 'human fireball', leaving her unable to make simple movements such as straightening her elbows due to the agonising scarring, will argue her 17-year jail sentence was too severe. Lawyers for Natalie Dimitrovska will on Tuesday, in the Supreme Court of Western Australia, claim that Ms Vulin was not as badly injured as she stated in court, based on footage that shows her recovery filmed for Channel 7's Sunday Night program. Dimitrovska, who believed her former husband was involved with Ms Vulin and was envious of her beauty, vowed to ruin her ‘pretty little face’. She walked into Ms Vulin’s home on February 16, 2012, and hurled a bottle of methylated spirits over her setting her ablaze and changing the 29-year-old’s life  in every way imaginable. ‘I lost my enter life, I know that sounds huge but people don’t understand the enormity of not having my functionality, it’s my independence, my sexuality, my everything,' Ms Vulin told Daily Mail Australia. Scroll down for video . Road to recovery: Dana Vulin suffered horrific third degree burns to her face and body. Using skin taken from her legs, doctors have reconstructed the 29-year-old's scorched skin over countless operations during the past three years. Ms Vulin has many more operations to come and still suffers greatly with functionality . During Dimitrovska’s original trial, in Western Australia’s District Court, Ms Vulin described how she 'was pretty much instantly on fire' during the attack. As she continues her long and painful recovery, spending most days in hospital and working with domestic violence and suicide prevention charities in her spare time, the dark prospect that Dimitrovska could be freed early looms. ‘I’ve been given a life sentence and she’s complaining about 17 years,’ Ms Vulin said. She found out a year ago that Dimitrovska was lodging an appeal to argue her sentence for grievous bodily harm with intent was ‘manifestly excessive’. ‘My understanding is she thinks it’s a sentence too long for what she has done. It’s just annoying I just want to move on and she’s already caused me enough pain, leave me alone,’ Ms Vulin said. 'I am accepting I’m always going to have scars, which is a necessity to move on': Almost three years on since her horrific attack, Ms Vulin spends most of her days in hospital still but is also working with charities . Lawyers for Natalie Dimitrovska (left and right) will on Tuesday claim that Ms Vulin was not as badly injured as she stated in court. They are appealing for her sentence to be reduced . She has ‘no idea’ if her attacker’s appeal will be successful however, as ‘it’s such a unique case, it’s unprecedented,’ Ms Vulin explained. Since the assault when she was 25-years-old, Ms Vulin spent two years and eight months wearing a compression mask to help put her face back together. ‘It made me feel like nothing of me was Dana, not the life I lived, the things I did and not the exterior. ‘I would have rather endured physical pain than wear that mask,’ Ms Vulin said. ‘It helped to shape the face and the pressure was so tight it helped flatten and massage the face and try to keep it from going inside out.’ The mask has now been removed but every morning when she wakes up she is stiff from her scars. ‘I am still in the early stages of recovery, I’m looking at least five years,’ she said. Ms Vulin spent two years and eight months wearing a compression mask to help put her face back together . 'I would have rather endured physical pain than wear that mask': Ms Vulin said as she looked back on the past three years since the heinous crime . ‘Physically I am accepting I’m always going to have scars, which is a necessity to move on. Yes I don’t look like anyone else but I’m damn proud about how far I’ve come and I’m as unique inside as I am outside.’ The Perth woman puts much of her progress down to her personality. ‘I was always strong. That is peoples’ biggest misconception about me. My looks were a bonus, I was strong in my heart and head before this… you’ve got to love who you are as a person because looks fade,’ Ms Vulin explained. However, she has countless more operations to come, with functionality prioritised over cosmetic procedures. Dana Vulin leaves court after watching the woman who set her alight and left her to burn to death jailed by a Perth judge for 17 years . Ms Vulin, seen here before the attack with her sister, was set alight by a jealous estranged wife of a man she had met once . ‘I’m a modern day Frankenstein… it’s absolutely amazing': Dana pictured here before the attack . ‘I’ve still got so much to work on. I can’t really bend my elbows or raise my arms. 'I’m stuck if I try to overstretch, I get a break down or wound because my skin is splitting,’ she explained. She spent Christmas and New Year in hospital having her new chest, shoulders and décolletage area operated on. ‘It failed the first time so I had to get it redone and it’s starting to scar again. They’ve taken skin from my right leg five times and my left leg four times,’ she said. ‘I’m a modern day Frankenstein… it’s absolutely amazing and the human body is beyond incredible. I am so eternally grateful for the doctors and physios at Royal Perth,’ Ms Vulin added. It would be very easy for Ms Vulin to be filled with hate about what happened to her but she insists ‘all I ever do is take positives’ from the situation. ‘I want my life back. I’m so grateful I’m alive, I can see, I can smell, I can touch. I still feel grateful. 'I want my life back. I’m so grateful I’m alive': Today Ms Vulin is looking at the positives to move forward . ‘I guess every day is a reminder but I try not to think that she did this me. I want to give it no power. I just have heartache and one step forward is ten steps backwards with the burns. ‘I’m used to disappointment now but I’m also used to getting back up and kicking it in the face,’ Ms Vulin said. As Ms Vulin continues on her recovery she is now working with the Men In Black suicide prevention charity, is an ambassador for the Kiss Violence Against Women Goodbye campaign and is also representing Lifeline WA in the 2015 HBF fun run as their official charity ambassador. ‘I try to get behind most charities but I guess with violence against women and the run it is all about a lifeline for healthy mind and healthy body, that's something I've experienced first hand through my recovery,' she said. To support Dana Vulin visit her Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages.

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It’s been just over three years since Dana Vulin was set alight  at her Perth home, resulting in horrific third degree burns to more than 60 per cent of her body and countless operations to reconstruct her scorched face, arms and torso. Now the woman who turned her into a 'human fireball', leaving her unable to make simple movements such as straightening her elbows due to the agonising scarring, will argue her 17-year jail sentence was too severe. Lawyers for Natalie Dimitrovska will on Tuesday, in the Supreme Court of Western Australia, claim that Ms Vulin was not as badly injured as she stated in court, based on footage that shows her recovery filmed for Channel 7's Sunday Night program. Dimitrovska, who believed her former husband was involved with Ms Vulin and was envious of her beauty, vowed to ruin her ‘pretty little face’. She walked into Ms Vulin’s home on February 16, 2012, and hurled a bottle of methylated spirits over her setting her ablaze and changing the 29-year-old’s life  in every way imaginable. ‘I lost my enter life, I know that sounds huge but people don’t understand the enormity of not having my functionality, it’s my independence, my sexuality, my everything,' Ms Vulin told Daily Mail Australia. Scroll down for video . Road to recovery: Dana Vulin suffered horrific third degree burns to her face and body. Using skin taken from her legs, doctors have reconstructed the 29-year-old's scorched skin over countless operations during the past three years. Ms Vulin has many more operations to come and still suffers greatly with functionality . During Dimitrovska’s original trial, in Western Australia’s District Court, Ms Vulin described how she 'was pretty much instantly on fire' during the attack. As she continues her long and painful recovery, spending most days in hospital and working with domestic violence and suicide prevention charities in her spare time, the dark prospect that Dimitrovska could be freed early looms. ‘I’ve been given a life sentence and she’s complaining about 17 years,’ Ms Vulin said. She found out a year ago that Dimitrovska was lodging an appeal to argue her sentence for grievous bodily harm with intent was ‘manifestly excessive’. ‘My understanding is she thinks it’s a sentence too long for what she has done. It’s just annoying I just want to move on and she’s already caused me enough pain, leave me alone,’ Ms Vulin said. 'I am accepting I’m always going to have scars, which is a necessity to move on': Almost three years on since her horrific attack, Ms Vulin spends most of her days in hospital still but is also working with charities . Lawyers for Natalie Dimitrovska (left and right) will on Tuesday claim that Ms Vulin was not as badly injured as she stated in court. They are appealing for her sentence to be reduced . She has ‘no idea’ if her attacker’s appeal will be successful however, as ‘it’s such a unique case, it’s unprecedented,’ Ms Vulin explained. Since the assault when she was 25-years-old, Ms Vulin spent two years and eight months wearing a compression mask to help put her face back together. ‘It made me feel like nothing of me was Dana, not the life I lived, the things I did and not the exterior. ‘I would have rather endured physical pain than wear that mask,’ Ms Vulin said. ‘It helped to shape the face and the pressure was so tight it helped flatten and massage the face and try to keep it from going inside out.’ The mask has now been removed but every morning when she wakes up she is stiff from her scars. ‘I am still in the early stages of recovery, I’m looking at least five years,’ she said. Ms Vulin spent two years and eight months wearing a compression mask to help put her face back together . 'I would have rather endured physical pain than wear that mask': Ms Vulin said as she looked back on the past three years since the heinous crime . ‘Physically I am accepting I’m always going to have scars, which is a necessity to move on. Yes I don’t look like anyone else but I’m damn proud about how far I’ve come and I’m as unique inside as I am outside.’ The Perth woman puts much of her progress down to her personality. ‘I was always strong. That is peoples’ biggest misconception about me. My looks were a bonus, I was strong in my heart and head before this… you’ve got to love who you are as a person because looks fade,’ Ms Vulin explained. However, she has countless more operations to come, with functionality prioritised over cosmetic procedures. Dana Vulin leaves court after watching the woman who set her alight and left her to burn to death jailed by a Perth judge for 17 years . Ms Vulin, seen here before the attack with her sister, was set alight by a jealous estranged wife of a man she had met once . ‘I’m a modern day Frankenstein… it’s absolutely amazing': Dana pictured here before the attack . ‘I’ve still got so much to work on. I can’t really bend my elbows or raise my arms. 'I’m stuck if I try to overstretch, I get a break down or wound because my skin is splitting,’ she explained. She spent Christmas and New Year in hospital having her new chest, shoulders and décolletage area operated on. ‘It failed the first time so I had to get it redone and it’s starting to scar again. They’ve taken skin from my right leg five times and my left leg four times,’ she said. ‘I’m a modern day Frankenstein… it’s absolutely amazing and the human body is beyond incredible. I am so eternally grateful for the doctors and physios at Royal Perth,’ Ms Vulin added. It would be very easy for Ms Vulin to be filled with hate about what happened to her but she insists ‘all I ever do is take positives’ from the situation. ‘I want my life back. I’m so grateful I’m alive, I can see, I can smell, I can touch. I still feel grateful. 'I want my life back. I’m so grateful I’m alive': Today Ms Vulin is looking at the positives to move forward . ‘I guess every day is a reminder but I try not to think that she did this me. I want to give it no power. I just have heartache and one step forward is ten steps backwards with the burns. ‘I’m used to disappointment now but I’m also used to getting back up and kicking it in the face,’ Ms Vulin said. As Ms Vulin continues on her recovery she is now working with the Men In Black suicide prevention charity, is an ambassador for the Kiss Violence Against Women Goodbye campaign and is also representing Lifeline WA in the 2015 HBF fun run as their official charity ambassador. ‘I try to get behind most charities but I guess with violence against women and the run it is all about a lifeline for healthy mind and healthy body, that's something I've experienced first hand through my recovery,' she said. To support Dana Vulin visit her Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages.

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A Perth woman, Dana Vulin, is set to appeal her 17-year jail sentence for setting her own husband on fire in 2012. Vulin, 29, was 25 years old at the time of the attack, which left her with third-degree burns to over 60% of her body and numerous operations to reconstruct her face, arms, and torso. Vulin has been working with domestic violence and suicide prevention charities in her spare time and has become an advocate for women's rights and mental health.

Vulin's lawyers claim that her injuries were not as severe as she stated in court, citing footage that shows her

Natalie Dimitrovska set Dana Vulin on fire at her home in February 2012 .
Ms Vulin suffered third degree burns to more than 60 per cent of her body .
Dimitrovska was sentenced to 17 years in jail for her drug affected crime .
Lawyers argue her sentence was 'excessive' for the harm caused .
Her appeal will be heard in the Supreme Court of WA on Tuesday .
Meanwhile, Ms Vulin has countless more reconstruction operations to go .
Her scarring is so bad she can't straighten her elbows or lift her arms up .


Prompt: Diego Maradona put his ‘hand of God’ to different use as he kept in shape by boxing training. Maradona is widely considered one of the greatest players to have played the game and guided Argentina to World Cup glory in 1986. Diego Maradona works on his fitness by taking part in some boxing training . Maradona started with some shots to the head before turning his attention to the body . Maradona looks into the camera after finishing his short work out . But his life on and off the pitch has not been without controversy – from scoring against England in the 1986 World Cup with his hand to being sent home from the 1994 World Cup in the after testing positive for ephedrine. But now the 54-year old – who has not worked since leaving United Arab Emirates club Al-Wasl in 2012 – was busy keeping fit by hitting a boxing dummy. Maradona holds the World Cup aloft after guiding Argentina to glory in 1986 . Maradona punches the ball past Peter Shilton during the 1986 World Cup quarter final . Maradona starts off with shots to the dummy’s head before he moves to the body. Despite just being a blue dummy it still had a height advantage over the former forward who stands at just 5ft 5in tall. Since retiring from football Maradona has undergone gastric bypass surgery but now keeps his weight in check with boxing training.

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Diego Maradona put his ‘hand of God’ to different use as he kept in shape by boxing training. Maradona is widely considered one of the greatest players to have played the game and guided Argentina to World Cup glory in 1986. Diego Maradona works on his fitness by taking part in some boxing training . Maradona started with some shots to the head before turning his attention to the body . Maradona looks into the camera after finishing his short work out . But his life on and off the pitch has not been without controversy – from scoring against England in the 1986 World Cup with his hand to being sent home from the 1994 World Cup in the after testing positive for ephedrine. But now the 54-year old – who has not worked since leaving United Arab Emirates club Al-Wasl in 2012 – was busy keeping fit by hitting a boxing dummy. Maradona holds the World Cup aloft after guiding Argentina to glory in 1986 . Maradona punches the ball past Peter Shilton during the 1986 World Cup quarter final . Maradona starts off with shots to the dummy’s head before he moves to the body. Despite just being a blue dummy it still had a height advantage over the former forward who stands at just 5ft 5in tall. Since retiring from football Maradona has undergone gastric bypass surgery but now keeps his weight in check with boxing training.

[Assistant] Diego Maradona, widely considered one of the greatest players in football history, has been keeping fit by taking part in boxing training. Although he is 54 years old and no longer plays professionally, Maradona continues to work on his fitness to maintain his physical condition. He has been spotted hitting a boxing dummy, which has a height advantage over him, in an effort to improve his strength and endurance. Maradona has also undergone gastric bypass surgery to manage his weight, but has found alternative ways to stay in shape through boxing training.

Diego Maradona was filmed hitting a dummy during boxing training .
Former Argentina star hit dummy in head and on the body .


Prompt: (CNN)Britain's Prince Harry arrived Monday in Australia, where he'll be spending four weeks with the country's military. Before reporting for duty, the 30-year-old prince visited the Australian War Memorial in Canberra, the capital, paying his respects at the Tomb of the Unknown Australian Soldier. A crowd of onlookers gathered outside the memorial. Some snapped photos of the royal visitor, while one boy held a sign celebrating the prince's hair color: "Red Heads Rule!" During his time down under, Harry "will work and live alongside colleagues in the Australian Army in a number of regiments in Sydney, Darwin and Perth," the Australian Defence Forces said last week. He has already spent time with Australian troops on a number of occasions during his 10-year military career, according to a royal spokesman. "Prince Harry has trained and served alongside Australian armed forces on operational tours to Afghanistan; he has met them during the Invictus Games; and even trekked to the South Pole with a couple of Australian soldiers," the spokesman said ahead of the visit. The younger son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, Harry is known in the British Army as "Captain Harry Wales," from his official title and name, His Royal Highness Prince Henry of Wales. He began his formal military duties in 2005 at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. Last month, he announced that he would be leaving the armed forces in June, describing the decision as "really tough." Australian military officials say the prince's program with them will be "challenging." It will involve training in urban settings and patrolling the Australian bush, as well as aviation activities and fire exercises. He'll also participate in regular activities such as physical training and pack marches. Another focus of Harry's visit is to spend time meeting wounded, injured and ill service members in Australia. "Wounded warriors" are a special interest for Prince Harry. He helped spearhead and continues to champion the Invictus Games, a competition for former military personnel who have been wounded in the line of duty. During his attachment with the Australian military, Harry will accompany Charles on a trip to Turkey at the end of April for commemorations on the anniversary of the World War I Battle of Gallipoli.

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(CNN)Britain's Prince Harry arrived Monday in Australia, where he'll be spending four weeks with the country's military. Before reporting for duty, the 30-year-old prince visited the Australian War Memorial in Canberra, the capital, paying his respects at the Tomb of the Unknown Australian Soldier. A crowd of onlookers gathered outside the memorial. Some snapped photos of the royal visitor, while one boy held a sign celebrating the prince's hair color: "Red Heads Rule!" During his time down under, Harry "will work and live alongside colleagues in the Australian Army in a number of regiments in Sydney, Darwin and Perth," the Australian Defence Forces said last week. He has already spent time with Australian troops on a number of occasions during his 10-year military career, according to a royal spokesman. "Prince Harry has trained and served alongside Australian armed forces on operational tours to Afghanistan; he has met them during the Invictus Games; and even trekked to the South Pole with a couple of Australian soldiers," the spokesman said ahead of the visit. The younger son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, Harry is known in the British Army as "Captain Harry Wales," from his official title and name, His Royal Highness Prince Henry of Wales. He began his formal military duties in 2005 at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. Last month, he announced that he would be leaving the armed forces in June, describing the decision as "really tough." Australian military officials say the prince's program with them will be "challenging." It will involve training in urban settings and patrolling the Australian bush, as well as aviation activities and fire exercises. He'll also participate in regular activities such as physical training and pack marches. Another focus of Harry's visit is to spend time meeting wounded, injured and ill service members in Australia. "Wounded warriors" are a special interest for Prince Harry. He helped spearhead and continues to champion the Invictus Games, a competition for former military personnel who have been wounded in the line of duty. During his attachment with the Australian military, Harry will accompany Charles on a trip to Turkey at the end of April for commemorations on the anniversary of the World War I Battle of Gallipoli.

[Assistant] Prince Harry, the younger son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, has arrived in Australia to spend four weeks with the country's military. During his visit, he will work and live alongside Australian Army colleagues in various regiments in Sydney, Darwin, and Perth. This is Harry's first time serving in the military, having previously trained and served with the British Army. He has a special interest in meeting wounded, injured, and ill service members, and will participate in activities such as physical training, pack marches, and aviation exercises. Harry's visit is part of a program that will challenge him, but he has expressed his commitment to serving with

Prince Harry pays his respects at the Tomb of the Unknown Australian Soldier .
He is starting a four-week attachment with the Australian military .


Prompt: A Sydney mother has braved this week’s horror Sydney storm by hitting the streets and handing out waterproof clothing, blankets and sleeping bags to the homeless. Sacha Whitehead, 26, received donations after posting a call to action on Facebook saying she would pick up the much-needed items and drive them into Sydney CBD. The Dee Why-based financial adviser spent the night with her sister Lexi handing the generous contributions out to the homeless during what's been hailed as the storm of a century. Sacha Whitehead stands with a carload full of waterproof clothes and sleeping bags which she handed out to homeless people during Tuesday's nights severe Sydney storm . Sydney’s dispossessed have suffered the worst of the wild weather, with many popular homeless spots totally washed out. Whitehead told Daily Mail Australia she was spurred into action after reading a friend's Facebook status. ‘One of my friends wrote a message sympathising with the homeless people enduring the storm. I couldn’t get the image out of my head, and decided I had to do something to help.’ An hour after posting her plea, Whitehead was inundated with offers from people offering donations. Battered trees and power lines lie across a major road in Raymond Terrace, North of Sydney, in the midst of what has been hailed the storm of the century . Whitehead was spurred into action after reading a friends Facebook status about how the homeless would be suffering through the storm . ‘We spent the day driving and collecting from people’s houses. Once my car was filled to the brim, we spent the night handing it all out.’ The sisters delivered the clothes to locations often frequented by the homeless, such as Central Station Tunnel and Hyde Park, where they found people trying to stay out of the storm. ‘They were really suffering. The dangerous conditions meant a lot of the usual clothing vans didn’t make the rounds, so many were freezing without adequate clothing.’ Whitehead and her one-year-old daughter Liliana: The mother said she questioned her decision to leave the safety of her home at the peak of the violent storm . Whitehead is collecting more donations today and handing them this evening out at a popup shelter in Milsons Point . Whitehead admits that at the peak of the violent storm, which has since been declared a natural disaster, she questioned her decision to leave the safety of her home. ‘When we were driving back it was total bedlam, trees were flying left and right and none of the traffic lights were working. ‘I questioned whether I had made the wrong choice. But that just made me realise how much worse of a position these people were in.’ Whitehead is collecting more donations today and handing them out at a popup shelter in Milsons Point. Anyone with donations should contact sacha.whitehead1@gmail.com or call Mission Beat on 1300306461 .

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A Sydney mother has braved this week’s horror Sydney storm by hitting the streets and handing out waterproof clothing, blankets and sleeping bags to the homeless. Sacha Whitehead, 26, received donations after posting a call to action on Facebook saying she would pick up the much-needed items and drive them into Sydney CBD. The Dee Why-based financial adviser spent the night with her sister Lexi handing the generous contributions out to the homeless during what's been hailed as the storm of a century. Sacha Whitehead stands with a carload full of waterproof clothes and sleeping bags which she handed out to homeless people during Tuesday's nights severe Sydney storm . Sydney’s dispossessed have suffered the worst of the wild weather, with many popular homeless spots totally washed out. Whitehead told Daily Mail Australia she was spurred into action after reading a friend's Facebook status. ‘One of my friends wrote a message sympathising with the homeless people enduring the storm. I couldn’t get the image out of my head, and decided I had to do something to help.’ An hour after posting her plea, Whitehead was inundated with offers from people offering donations. Battered trees and power lines lie across a major road in Raymond Terrace, North of Sydney, in the midst of what has been hailed the storm of the century . Whitehead was spurred into action after reading a friends Facebook status about how the homeless would be suffering through the storm . ‘We spent the day driving and collecting from people’s houses. Once my car was filled to the brim, we spent the night handing it all out.’ The sisters delivered the clothes to locations often frequented by the homeless, such as Central Station Tunnel and Hyde Park, where they found people trying to stay out of the storm. ‘They were really suffering. The dangerous conditions meant a lot of the usual clothing vans didn’t make the rounds, so many were freezing without adequate clothing.’ Whitehead and her one-year-old daughter Liliana: The mother said she questioned her decision to leave the safety of her home at the peak of the violent storm . Whitehead is collecting more donations today and handing them this evening out at a popup shelter in Milsons Point . Whitehead admits that at the peak of the violent storm, which has since been declared a natural disaster, she questioned her decision to leave the safety of her home. ‘When we were driving back it was total bedlam, trees were flying left and right and none of the traffic lights were working. ‘I questioned whether I had made the wrong choice. But that just made me realise how much worse of a position these people were in.’ Whitehead is collecting more donations today and handing them out at a popup shelter in Milsons Point. Anyone with donations should contact sacha.whitehead1@gmail.com or call Mission Beat on 1300306461 .

[Assistant] A Sydney mother, Sacha Whitehead, 26, braved the severe Sydney storm by handing out waterproof clothing, blankets, and sleeping bags to homeless people in the city. She received donations after posting a call to action on Facebook, where she was inspired by a friend's message about the suffering of homeless individuals during the storm. Whitehead and her sister handed out the donations to locations such as Central Station Tunnel and Hyde Park, where many homeless people were struggling to stay warm and dry. Despite the danger and chaos of the storm, Whitehead's decision to help was motivated by her concern for the well-being of those in need.

Sacha Whitehead collected sleeping bags and clothing donations .
She braved the storm by delivering the donations to homeless people .
The 26-year-old mother is collecting more donations to hand out tonight .


Prompt: St Mirren skipper Steven Thompson has apologised to team-mate John McGinn after accidentally spearing him with a training ground pole. The Scotland Under 21 player is now on crutches and will miss the rest of the season after a prank at Saints' Renfrewshire training ground went badly wrong on Thursday. Gary Teale's first-team squad were doing a dribbling drill when veteran Thompson lost possession to McGinn and stumbled into two poles which were intended for the players to run through. St Mirren's Steven Thompson acidentally speared team-mate John McGinn with a pole in training last week . McGinn (left) will miss the rest of the season after being stabbed in the leg by the pole . Thompson threw one at McGinn in jest – and to his horror it stabbed him on the leg, leaving him requiring hospital attention. Thompson subsequently scored two goals in Saints 4-1 win over Kilmarnock on Saturday and is believed to have given his win bonus to his stricken team-mate. But on Sunday night the striker was still coming to terms with injuring one of the club's brightest talents in such a bizarre manner. 'The whole thing has been a complete nightmare,' Thompson said. 'John is going to be okay but I'm mortified that it happened in the first place. I was having a carry-on and it turned sour. 'It was a stupid prank, something silly, and it ended with John being injured. I can't apologise enough.' Thompson netted his 50th goal for his boyhood heroes at the weekend. But he insists it's been impossible to get the training ground incident out of his mind. Thompson celebrates the first of his two goals against Kilmarnock in Saturday's 4-1 victory . 'It's all I've been able to think about since it happened on Thursday,' he added. 'I feel so bad. It was an accident but it's still something I regret. 'We were doing a drill where, to score goals, we had to dribble between two poles which were sticking in the ground as gates. 'When I got to a set of poles John tackled me and one of the poles got stuck between my legs. 'It sounds stupid now but for banter I grabbed one of the poles and pretended I was doing some kind of Ninja move. 'I threw it into the ground behind John who, by this point, was running away and facing in the other direction. 'But as I did that, he did a Cruyff turn and the pole stabbed him in the leg. We were only a few feet apart. It wasn't as if I launched it 10 metres like a javelin. He was right next to me. St Mirren boss Gary Teale shakes hands with his captain Thompson on the touchline at St Mirren Park . 'I just hadn't counted on him changing direction when he did.' Thompson could only watch in horror at what unfolded. 'It was just horrendous,' he said. 'It was the worst thing I have seen in my life. Since then it's all I've been thinking about. 'It popped in and out of his thigh instantly and for a few seconds his leg was black. But then blood started pouring out of the hole. 'John was obviously in agony. A few of us carried him inside and he got treatment. It was horrendous. 'I've been shocked by it and really down. I like a laugh and a joke in training but for this to happen is just unbelievable. 'Saturday was a big day for me but all I'm thinking about is John.'

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St Mirren skipper Steven Thompson has apologised to team-mate John McGinn after accidentally spearing him with a training ground pole. The Scotland Under 21 player is now on crutches and will miss the rest of the season after a prank at Saints' Renfrewshire training ground went badly wrong on Thursday. Gary Teale's first-team squad were doing a dribbling drill when veteran Thompson lost possession to McGinn and stumbled into two poles which were intended for the players to run through. St Mirren's Steven Thompson acidentally speared team-mate John McGinn with a pole in training last week . McGinn (left) will miss the rest of the season after being stabbed in the leg by the pole . Thompson threw one at McGinn in jest – and to his horror it stabbed him on the leg, leaving him requiring hospital attention. Thompson subsequently scored two goals in Saints 4-1 win over Kilmarnock on Saturday and is believed to have given his win bonus to his stricken team-mate. But on Sunday night the striker was still coming to terms with injuring one of the club's brightest talents in such a bizarre manner. 'The whole thing has been a complete nightmare,' Thompson said. 'John is going to be okay but I'm mortified that it happened in the first place. I was having a carry-on and it turned sour. 'It was a stupid prank, something silly, and it ended with John being injured. I can't apologise enough.' Thompson netted his 50th goal for his boyhood heroes at the weekend. But he insists it's been impossible to get the training ground incident out of his mind. Thompson celebrates the first of his two goals against Kilmarnock in Saturday's 4-1 victory . 'It's all I've been able to think about since it happened on Thursday,' he added. 'I feel so bad. It was an accident but it's still something I regret. 'We were doing a drill where, to score goals, we had to dribble between two poles which were sticking in the ground as gates. 'When I got to a set of poles John tackled me and one of the poles got stuck between my legs. 'It sounds stupid now but for banter I grabbed one of the poles and pretended I was doing some kind of Ninja move. 'I threw it into the ground behind John who, by this point, was running away and facing in the other direction. 'But as I did that, he did a Cruyff turn and the pole stabbed him in the leg. We were only a few feet apart. It wasn't as if I launched it 10 metres like a javelin. He was right next to me. St Mirren boss Gary Teale shakes hands with his captain Thompson on the touchline at St Mirren Park . 'I just hadn't counted on him changing direction when he did.' Thompson could only watch in horror at what unfolded. 'It was just horrendous,' he said. 'It was the worst thing I have seen in my life. Since then it's all I've been thinking about. 'It popped in and out of his thigh instantly and for a few seconds his leg was black. But then blood started pouring out of the hole. 'John was obviously in agony. A few of us carried him inside and he got treatment. It was horrendous. 'I've been shocked by it and really down. I like a laugh and a joke in training but for this to happen is just unbelievable. 'Saturday was a big day for me but all I'm thinking about is John.'

[Assistant] Scottish Premiership club St Mirren's skipper Steven Thompson has apologized to teammate John McGinn after accidentally spearing him with a training ground pole during a dribbling drill. The incident occurred on Thursday, and McGinn was stabbed in the leg by the pole, leaving him requiring hospital attention. Thompson, who was involved in the prank, claims it was an accident and that he was having a "carry-on" when it happened. Despite scoring two goals for St Mirren in their 4-1 win over Kilmarnock on Saturday, Thompson is still grappling with the incident and has apologized to McGinn for his actions. The

John McGinn will miss the rest of the season after the incident in training .
Steven Thompson threw a pole towards McGinn after losing possession .
The pole stabbed McGinn in the leg, leaving him needing hospital attention .
Thompson says 'blood started pouring out of the hole' in McGinn's leg .
St Mirren captain is believed to have given his goal bonus to McGinn .


Prompt: A hotel owner believes he has found the perfect solution for revitalising his flagging business - by converting it into a swingers' paradise. Jon Huxley, 46, hopes to cash in on the Fifty Shades of Grey effect and attract guests from the gay and swinging communities at his hotel Westward Ho! in Folkestone, Kent. He plans to install sex swings, bondage rooms and dungeons and have rooms of differing sizes to cater for couples and multiple groups. Jon Huxley, standing outside his hotel Westward Ho! in Folkestone, Kent, is looking at 'developing' his premises to cater for swingers . He hopes the craze in Fifty Shades of Grey, starring Jamie Dornan as Christian Grey and Dakota Johnson as his object of affection Anastasia Steele, can help transform his business. He said: 'We have plans to attract tourists from the gay and swinging community for short breaks and weekends of adult fun. 'Obviously a lot of equipment will need to be installed like swings, bondage rooms, red room of pain and dungeons of delight. 'We would be having these events each weekend and accepting tourist guests during the week. 'Food and drink will be provided as part of an all-inclusive hotel package and it would be a civilised and friendly environment.' Mr Huxley will be hoping to recreate scenes like this from the hit film Fifty Shades of Grey . Clothing will be optional and privacy for our guests will therefore need to be ensured. 'It is not intended to be a seedy or dirty business. It is a respected clientele who enjoy taking their clothes off.' Mr Huxley said he has decided to appeal to the swinging community after rowing with the council over the use of Grade-II listed building. Jon Huxley hopes the change in hotel ethos can see his business grow . For months he had been in a dispute with Shepway District Council over complaints about its use as a house of multiple occupation for homeless people. Councillors voted for an enforcement notice after neighbours complained of anti-social behaviour. Mr Huxley said the complaints had been about anti-social behaviour and noise from the street rather than from inside the property. He said he would not need a council entertainments licence because there would be no live entertainment, loud music or dancing. Asked what locals might think of his plans he said: 'I do not involve myself in what happens behind their closed doors and they should not involve themselves in what happens behind mine. 'I have bills to pay and the income has to come from somewhere. They have seen fit to take away my current source of guests so I have to look for other sources. 'I can't attract tourists because there isn't a market for it anymore and that is a fact I have to deal with. 'This is a growing market and I can't think of any other market that is growing at the rate of this one. 'Fifty Shades of Grey has been a phenomenal success and this is a sleeping giant in terms of the opportunities that are there.' Mr Huxley, who has owned the hotel for 13 years, said the special weekends would be controlled through advance bookings rather than being open to casual callers. They would be advertised predominantly through the internet or word of mouth with some advertising in 'appropriate places'. A spokesperson for Shepway District Council told MailOnline Travel: 'We would expect the owner to contact the council to discuss any licensing requirements, and to obtain listed building consent for internal works. 'The premises has currently got planning permission to be used as a hotel but does not hold a premises licence to sell alcohol. 'Anything the owner wishes to use it for outside permitted use may well require planning permission or new licences.' Mr Huxley hopes to install swings, bondage rooms, red room of pain and dungeons of delight (film still from Fifty Shades of Grey) It is unknown what the residents in Folkestone, Kent, will make of Mr Huxley's plans .

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A hotel owner believes he has found the perfect solution for revitalising his flagging business - by converting it into a swingers' paradise. Jon Huxley, 46, hopes to cash in on the Fifty Shades of Grey effect and attract guests from the gay and swinging communities at his hotel Westward Ho! in Folkestone, Kent. He plans to install sex swings, bondage rooms and dungeons and have rooms of differing sizes to cater for couples and multiple groups. Jon Huxley, standing outside his hotel Westward Ho! in Folkestone, Kent, is looking at 'developing' his premises to cater for swingers . He hopes the craze in Fifty Shades of Grey, starring Jamie Dornan as Christian Grey and Dakota Johnson as his object of affection Anastasia Steele, can help transform his business. He said: 'We have plans to attract tourists from the gay and swinging community for short breaks and weekends of adult fun. 'Obviously a lot of equipment will need to be installed like swings, bondage rooms, red room of pain and dungeons of delight. 'We would be having these events each weekend and accepting tourist guests during the week. 'Food and drink will be provided as part of an all-inclusive hotel package and it would be a civilised and friendly environment.' Mr Huxley will be hoping to recreate scenes like this from the hit film Fifty Shades of Grey . Clothing will be optional and privacy for our guests will therefore need to be ensured. 'It is not intended to be a seedy or dirty business. It is a respected clientele who enjoy taking their clothes off.' Mr Huxley said he has decided to appeal to the swinging community after rowing with the council over the use of Grade-II listed building. Jon Huxley hopes the change in hotel ethos can see his business grow . For months he had been in a dispute with Shepway District Council over complaints about its use as a house of multiple occupation for homeless people. Councillors voted for an enforcement notice after neighbours complained of anti-social behaviour. Mr Huxley said the complaints had been about anti-social behaviour and noise from the street rather than from inside the property. He said he would not need a council entertainments licence because there would be no live entertainment, loud music or dancing. Asked what locals might think of his plans he said: 'I do not involve myself in what happens behind their closed doors and they should not involve themselves in what happens behind mine. 'I have bills to pay and the income has to come from somewhere. They have seen fit to take away my current source of guests so I have to look for other sources. 'I can't attract tourists because there isn't a market for it anymore and that is a fact I have to deal with. 'This is a growing market and I can't think of any other market that is growing at the rate of this one. 'Fifty Shades of Grey has been a phenomenal success and this is a sleeping giant in terms of the opportunities that are there.' Mr Huxley, who has owned the hotel for 13 years, said the special weekends would be controlled through advance bookings rather than being open to casual callers. They would be advertised predominantly through the internet or word of mouth with some advertising in 'appropriate places'. A spokesperson for Shepway District Council told MailOnline Travel: 'We would expect the owner to contact the council to discuss any licensing requirements, and to obtain listed building consent for internal works. 'The premises has currently got planning permission to be used as a hotel but does not hold a premises licence to sell alcohol. 'Anything the owner wishes to use it for outside permitted use may well require planning permission or new licences.' Mr Huxley hopes to install swings, bondage rooms, red room of pain and dungeons of delight (film still from Fifty Shades of Grey) It is unknown what the residents in Folkestone, Kent, will make of Mr Huxley's plans .

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A hotel owner in Folkestone, Kent, is considering converting his property into a swingers' paradise, with plans to install sex swings, bondage rooms, and dungeons. Jon Huxley, 46, hopes to attract guests from the gay and swinging communities for short breaks and weekends of adult fun. He plans to offer an all-inclusive hotel package, with food and drink provided, and has decided to appeal to the swinging community after a dispute with the local council over its use as a house of multiple occupation.

Huxley, who has owned the hotel for 13 years, believes the success of the Fifty Shades of Grey film

Jon Huxley, 46, hopes to cash in on the Fifty Shades of Grey effect .
Plans for complete transformation of Westward Ho! in Folkestone, Kent .
Describes the expected environment to be 'civilised and friendly'