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A worried neighbour called the police and reported the sexual abuse of a woman neighbour in a flat in the Farum Midtpunkt complex north of Copenhagen during the night.

The neighbour reported being particularly alarmed at the woman's screams, to the accompaniment of cheering howls.

However, when police arrived, they found the lady of the house to be quite happy and rather surprised to see officers.
It transpired the screams came from the house parrot, while the cheering grunts came from her dog reacting to the parrot's screams.

"Officers saw it themselves when the parrot and dog put on their show for the officers, who then quietly left the apartment," says the North Zealand Duty Police Officer.

It remains unclear whether the officers were able to settle the argument between Polly and Rex.

The Danish Ministry of Health's prevention commission is concerned about the legality of Facebook. The commission wants to know if the personal information posted on a person's profile is covered under Danish law when users log onto the Danish version of the website, or by California law, where the Facebook company is registered.

Facebook has around 700,000 Danish users, all of whom have agreed to the Facebook terms of use.

The terms and conditions of signing up to the website include a clause that allows for the terms to be changed without any notice to the user. The user also loses any right to the information they post of their personal profile.

Anette Høyrup, a lawyer with the commission, said that by agreeing to this condition, a user is giving Facebook the right to save and use personal information in the future, even if the user has removed it from their profile page.

This means that the things you write can haunt you many years later, without you being able to do anything about it. This term is in clear conflict with Danish personal data laws, because in Denmark it is illegal to save information about people for ever and use it commercially behind their backs.

Google faced harsh criticism when it was discovered that its new browser was launched with similarly dubious data protection terms and conditions as Facebook’s. Google later announced that it is changing the terms to offer consumers more privacy, and the prevention commission has urged Facebook to do the same.

I think I'll just stay here at MyOpera.

Denmark has yet again been threatened by the al-Qaeda organization in a video detected by the Site group that monitors Islamic websites.

We have warned previously - and we warn once more - the Crusader states which insult, mock and defame our Prophet and Quran in their media and occupy our lands, steal our treasure, and kill our brothers that we will exact revenge at the appropriate time and place. And we tell them: what you have seen and experienced in the Danish embassy and prior operations is but the beginning, God willing, if you don’t end your errant ways and aggression. (...)

That's what the high ranking al-Qaeda commander Mustafa Abu al-Yazid says in the video.


Personally I am sick of being threatened because some Danish cartoonists drew the prophet Muhammad. Come on. At least find something important to be angry about.

It is Michael Jackson's 50th birthday today.

He was the King of Pop and on top of the world. He ruled the 80s. Today he celebrates his birthday as a distrusted and humiliated weirdo - Wacko Jacko.

It's not many people who will experience as much as he has. He was the lead singer of Jackson Five when he was only five years old. He was 24 when he released the album "Thriller" - that still holds record for the most selling album ever. He was 35 when he was first accused of sexually abusing a 13 year old boy. It never went to court.

In 1994 he married Lisa Marie Presley, daughter of "The King" himself. They divorced in 1996. Later that same year, Jackson announced that Deborah Rowe, an assistant to his dermatologist, was pregnant with his child. The couple were married in Australia soon after his announcement. She gave birth to a son, Prince Michael Jackson Jr. A daughter, Paris Michael Katherine, was born in 1998. The couple was divorced in 1999. In 2002, under a veil of secrecy, a second son named Prince Michael II was added to the brood. The child's mother remains unnamed.

Rumours says he is working on a new album. It'll be interesting to see if he still got "it"!

So, happy birthday, Michael.