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Shared care arrangements may work fine for estranged parents, but it does more harm than good to kids, especially babies.

A new study showed that babies below the age of two who spend one night a week or more away from their primary career show considerably added signals of tetchiness and separation worry, are more querulous, tearful and tricky to calm than other infants.

Kids aged two and three show indications of higher nervousness, eating problem and violent behavior.

Ayesha Takia nay Ayesha Takia Azmi always `Wanted' to join a `Paathshaala' of music! Yes! Seriously speaking she always had this great passion for music especially Indian music. In a casual chat with Shaheen Raaj in a Bollywoodian Bash the traditionally conservative turned hep and peppy Gujju lass Ayesha Takia Azmi muses about her taste for music routing more deeply for the Indian milieu rather than having a pensive ear for Western fare. Time to lend your musical ears in solitude!

Coming close to $75 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange Crude oil prices shot up higher on Wednesday.

It has been reported that commodities followed U. S. equity markets, which surged on Wall Street, the Dow Jones industrial average adding 274 points to close above 10,000 for the first time since June 28.

The weaker dollar also gave support to oil prices. The dollar index fell 0.15 percent on Wednesday.

From a prior settlement, August delivery light, sweet crude oil added $2.86 to reach $74.84 per barrel.

Director Inder Kumar created a huge Dhamaal in theaters in 2007 and the audience laughed aloud while watching the movie. This comedy film with an all male cast Sanjay Dutt, Retiesh Deshmukh, Arshad Warsi, Javed Jaffrey and Aashish Chaudhary, became a hit.

Motivated by the success of Dhamaal, the director is coming up with the sequel of the comedy flick. This time Inder Kumar has decided to add some known female faces to make it spicier. Hence, Vidya Balan and Kangana Ranaut have been signed to be a part of the film.

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It has been reported that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi lobbied for the extension of U. S. unemployment benefits on Wednesday, distributing quotes from economists to lend the bill support.

The extension would provide "a proven boost to the economy and a much-need(ed) lifeline for Americans looking for work in a tough economy," said a statement from Pelosi's office.