Don't tell me your age; however your regular waiter at your regular diner may know

YOUR AGE BY CALCULATED BY RESTAURANT MATH

This is pretty slick
It takes less than a minute. Work this out as you read. (You'll need a calculator)!
Be sure you don't read the bottom until you've worked it out!
This is not one of those waste of time things, it's fun.

1. First of all, pick the number of times a week that you would like to
go out to eat. (more than once but less than 10)

2. Multiply this number by 2 (just to be bold)

3. Add 5

4. Multiply it by 50

5... If you have already had your birthday this year add 1758...

If you haven't, add 1757.

6. Now subtract the four digit year that you were born.

You should have a three digit number

The first digit of this was your original number. ( I. e., How many times
you want to go out to restaurants in a week.)

The next two numbers are

YOUR AGE ! ------ (Oh YES, it is!)

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LAHROE: Former federal minister, Dr. Sher Afgan Niazi has been rescued safely by President Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) Aitezaz Ahsan.

Enraged lawyers tore up Dr. Afgan's clothes and attacked him by throwing stones and shoes.

They also shaterred the windows of the ambulance in which Dr. Afgan was being taken away from the site of the incident.

Earleri, a large number of lawyers laid a siege around the office of Dr. Afgan's lawyer when he came to visit him.

The police present at the scene failed to create a safe passage for Dr. Afgan and he remained confined in the office for about three hours.

Later, President SCBA Aitezaz Ahsan arrived here to control the situation and disperse the lawyers.

Although he asked the enraged lawyers and others to leave the place, they continued to wait for Dr. Afgan to come out.

Later, Dr. Afgan came out of the building and escorted by Aitezaz Ahsan. Struggling through the crowd they made their way to an Edhi ambulance with the help of police.

As soon as Dr. Afgan got inside the ambulance, Aitezaz Ahsan mounted the rooftop of the vehicle which was then driven slowly away from the crowd.

Later, Aitezaz Ahsan resigned from the post of SCBA President.

WASHINGTON: Pakistan and Afghanistan are among the 10 most unpopular countries in the United States despite their close ties to the US administration, says a recent survey by Gallup, USA.

Iran tops the list of nations that are viewed unfavourably in America. An overwhelming majority - 88 per cent - of respondents to this survey said they view Iran unfavourably while only 8 per cent said they viewed it favourably.

Of 22 countries rated in Gallup's 2008 World Affairs survey, Canada, Britain, Germany, and Japan were viewed favourably by at least 80 per cent of Americans.

In some cases - Iran, Venezuela and North Korea - the popular perception endorsed the official policy as all these countries are also denigrated by the US administration. Besides Afghanistan and Pakistan, others on the unfavourable list are Saudi Arabia and Iraq. These countries are counted among America's closest allies by the administration but do not enjoy a favourable image in the American public.

Pakistan is 6th on the list with 72 per cent respondents saying they see it unfavourably while 22 per cent viewed it favourably.

Afghanistan comes right after Pakistan with 73 per cent Americans saying they view it unfavourably while 21 per cent see it favourably.

Second on the negative list is North Korea with 82 per cent viewing it unfavourably and 12 per cent favourably.

The Palestinian Authority is third: 75 per cent view it unfavourably and 14 per cent favourably.

Iraq, where the United States is engaged in an apparently unwinnable war, is the 4th most unpopular nation in the United States: 77 per cent view it unfavourably and 20 per cent favourably.

Cuba did slightly better than both Pakistan and Afghanistan: 67 percent view it unfavourably and 27 per cent favourably.

Saudi Arabia is 8th on this list, with 61 per cent Americans viewing it unfavourably and 31 per cent favourably.

Venezuela is 9th, with 50 per cent viewing it unfavourably and 37 per cent favourably.

China is 10th, with 55 per cent viewing it unfavourably and 42 per cent favourably.

A total of 1,007 Americans - aged 18 and older - were interviewed for this survey, which has a margin of error of plus minus 3 per cent.

Not all respondents viewed the countries as favourably or unfavourably. A small minority remained neutral, saying that it had no views.

Canada came out as the most favoured nation with 92 per cent saying they view it favourably while 89 per cent favoured Britain, 82 per cent liked Germany and 80 per cent backed Japan.

Canada and Britain have topped Gallup's country rankings each of the 12 times since 1989, although in most cases Canada has led Britain by a few percentage points.

The only other country to approach 90 per cent favourability over the years has been Australia. On each of the three occasions it was included in Gallup's country list, including last year, it ranked just as high as Britain.

Following the top four, Israel receives a 71 per cent favourable rating, similar to the 69 per cent for both India and France. About 6 in 10 Americans have a favourable view of Egypt, South Korea, and Mexico.

Americans are about equally divided in their views of Russia and Kenya, with a fairly large percentage (21) having no opinion of Kenya.

Iran, North Korea, the Palestinian Authority, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Cuba are viewed more negatively than positively by a greater than 2-to-1 margin. Saudi Arabia, Venezuela, and China have somewhat more moderately negative images.

Gallup finds some significant generational and partisan gaps in favourability toward some countries.

Israel, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Iraq are all viewed more favourably by Republicans than by Democrats.

France, Mexico, China, Venezuela, and Cuba are all viewed more favourably by Democrats than by Republicans.

Two of the starkest demographic distinctions in survey ratings are age differences in perceptions of Russia and China.

About 6 in 10 young adults (those aged 18 to 34) have a favourable view of these countries, compared with no more than half of middle-aged adults and only about a third of those 55 and older.

Younger adults are also more likely than those 55 and older to have favourable views of France, Egypt, Mexico, Kenya, Venezuela, Cuba, the Palestinian Authority, North Korea, and Iran.

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RAWALPINDI: More than 10 people including 6 security officials have been killed in an alleged suicide attack targeted Army
Medical Corps van on Monday morning.

At least 25 people injured in the attack. Government sources have initially confirmed the killing of 4 security officials.

According to official source, the incident occurred at RA Bazar Road in Saddar area of Rawalpindi when a suicide bomber rammed his motorbike into a staff coaster of Army Medical Corps.

The blast also damaged another coaster and other vehicles. The injured were admitted to CMH and other hospitals.

The CMH sources said that 8 dead bodies and 26 injured were brought into the hospital.

The area has been cordoned off after the blast and President Musharraf has called an emergency meeting of security forces officials following the blast.

Here is information about their arranged marriage,how they met,their wedding,children,and more from Sheri & Bob Stritof,

Born:

Benazir Bhutto: June 21, 1953 in Karachi, Pakistan.

Asif Ali Zardari: July 21, 1953 in Pakistan.

Died:

Benazir Bhutto: December 27, 2007 in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. Benazir Bhutto was 54 years old when she was assassinated in a combined shooting and bombing attack while she was attending a rally.

Bhutto / Zardari Arranged Marriage:

In Pakistan, there is more respect given to married women than to single women.

Additionally, a single woman would not be allowed to be head of state. This reality helped Benazir make the decision to agree to an arranged marriage.

After their arranged marriage was announced on July 29, 1987, Asif sent Benazir roses every day and gave her a heartshaped ring of diamonds and sapphires. Benazir had met Asif five days before the public announcement of their planned winter wedding.