Look at how  a group of men behave every time a woman (or women) passes. Chances are that their eyes will follow the woman until she disappears. It is as simple as that - Men will always crane their necks to give a beautiful or curvy woman a second glance.

 But just why do they do this? A study in Britain and published in the Daily Mail in September last year, showed that 47 per cent of men were found to glance at women’s breasts on meeting them.

 Africa 800-metre champion David Rudisha has hinted the world record could go below the one minute 41 seconds mark soon. Rudisha, who broke Denmark’s Kenyan-born Wilson Kipketer’s 13-year-old record in the two-lap race at the Berlin Olympic Stadium on Sunday, set a new mark of 1:41.09. He has now set sights on the Rieti Athletics meeting, which is part of the IAAF World Challenge this Sunday, as a possible course where he intends to improve it.

Robert M. "Robe" Otiso, 36, of Elk River, Minn., was sentenced to 72 months in prison by U.S. District Judge John T. Copenhaver Jr. Paramena J. Shikanda, 35, of Minneapolis, received 46 months, and Collins K. Masese, 21, of St. Paul, Minn., received nine months, which he has already served.

The scheme diverted almost $3.34 million from West Virginia, Kansas, Ohio and Massachusetts by rerouting state payments to vendors to fraudulent bank accounts set up with nearly identical names.

The scheme duped those agencies into transferring more than $3 million owed to legitimate government vendors. Officials in Massachusetts, Kansas and Ohio recovered their funds. Florida officials caught on before releasing any money. But nearly $1 million from West Virginia was wired to Kenya and lost.