Molly

I'm talking about the Masaai tribes in Kenya whose diets consist mostly of raw meat, blood and milk. I know that they cut cattle without killing them, and mix the blood with milk as an average meal. Since they've been eating the same food for generations, I'm assuming it doesn't kill you, but are there any health deteriorations caused directly by this diet?

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So no new smartphones with shockingly awesome features worth splashing out £500+ have caught my eye this year, and as a poor, struggling student, my father generously offered me his old Samsung Galaxy S2 for free. I'm going to get a sim-only contract for it, but I'm not sure how much data to get for it.

I'm going away to a different city (and travel a lot around the UK anyway), so I'll probably be using the Google Maps app a lot, will most likely check my emails a handful of times a day, perhaps a few basic Google searches, and check train timetables. That sort of thing. I'll have WIFI in the dorms and most places on campus a five minute walk away, so it's just a matter of how much internet I'll need when I'm out and about.

Thanks all :)

I have a naturally white body, but my face and arms tan fairly quickly. I went to a wedding last year in a small dress and I had very white legs, a white chest, and tanned face- The photos weren't great.

I've tried tanning my body in a bikini but I'm a bit sensitive to sunlight and can't tolerate sitting still in one place and sunbathing for long. I'm also not a fan of fake tan. I use sun cream pretty much every day- are there any tips to make my face/ arms slightly paler?

Okay, so I'm a British citizen and am thinking of going to India for a couple of months to volunteer there. Will I need to get a visa for that? I've looked online but it's nit very clear... Help?