Input: Each year revellers at  Thailand's Yi Peng festival launch swarms of lanterns. Air traffic control bosses declare three-mile no lantern zone around airports. More than 150 flights have been cancelled affecting 20,000 passengers.
Output: Each November, revellers at northern Thailand's Yi Peng festival, launch thousands of lanterns, known as khom loy, lighting up the night sky like a swarm of jellyfish. It's a spectacular sight, but this year, authorities have expressed safety concerns over the lanterns and festival goers have been asked to avoid setting off them off near airports. There is growing worry about what could happen if one of the fiery khom loy lanterns gets sucked into a jet engine. Around 1,400 lanterns landed near Chiang Mai’s airport last year. Thousands of lanterns, powered by oil, rise into the  sky in Chiang Mai province, during the Loy Krathong Festival. And more than 150 flights in and out of Chiang Mai have been cancelled or delayed during the peak of the holiday, from November 5 to November 7, affecting around 20,000 passengers. The air traffic control centre in Chiang Mai province has declared a three-mile zone around the airport where people are advised not to launch lanterns from Wednesday to Friday, when celebrations will take place, said Kiattisak Rienvatana, the centre's director. 'We are asking the people to cooperate because only one lantern can bring down a plane,' he said. Several airlines, including Thai Airways, have adjusted their flight schedules to give way to the lantern floating. Khom loy lanterns are made from a thin fabric stretched over a bamboo or wire frame, to which a candle or fuel cell is attached. When the fuel cell is lit, hot air is trapped inside the lantern and creates enough lift for the lantern to float up into the sky. 'Our officials are also keeping an eye on any lanterns that might be blown into the airport parameters during that period.' Authorities in nearby Chiang Rai province have issued a similar request. Several airlines, including Thai Airways, have adjusted their flight schedules to give way to the lantern floating, which takes place mainly after dark. The festival coincides with Thailand's Loi Krathong festival, during which Thais float small rafts on rivers to ask for forgiveness from the goddess of water. They also believe that launching lanterns will rid them of bad fortune. Revellers have been advised that they may float lanterns near the airport after 9pm, when the air traffic is cleared up.

Input: President Jacob Zuma says Mandela looks better. "The doctors are happy with the progress," Zuma says. He was hospitalized for a lung infection on December 8.
Output: South African icon Nelson Mandela was in good spirits on Christmas, even though he was in the hospital, President Jacob Zuma said. "He was happy to have visitors on this special day and is looking much better," said Zuma, who visited Mandela in a Pretoria hospital Tuesday. "The doctors are happy with the progress that he is making." Mandela, 94, has received round-the-clock care since an acute respiratory infection in 2011. He was hospitalized for a lung infection on December 8; and on December 15, he had successful endoscopic surgery to have gallstones removed. Mandela, the former South African president, has not appeared in public since the 2010 World Cup hosted in his country. The Nobel Peace Prize winner spent 27 years in prison for fighting the oppression of blacks in South Africa. He became the nation's first black president in 1994, four years after he was freed. South Africa last month launched a new batch of banknotes with a picture of a smiling Mandela on the front.

Input: Suki, 22, is the face of a range of unisex T-shirts featuring x-rated graphics. Naked bodies are depicted in compromising positions on 'True Love' tops. Fashion project comes from independent London-based magazine, Prowl.
Output: By. Deni Kirkova for MailOnline. She may star in campaigns for some of the most high-profile designers in the industry, but that hasn't stopped Suki Waterhouse pushing her creative boundaries. The 22-year-old Burberry model appears as the face of a range of unisex T-shirts featuring X-rated graphics of naked bodies in compromising positions. The explicit tops which 'push the last taboos of sex' come from new fashion label True Love, the brainchild of independent magazine Prowl. Scroll down for video. The 22-year-old Burberry model appears as the face of a range of X-rated T-shirts. Suki, who is dating Hollywood actor Bradley Cooper, even art directed and edited the photo shoot. The Londoner wears items - coming in at £25 each - with provocative names such as Serpent B***, Sexy Lips and Lady Finger. The illustrations were all created by Jacob Escott, art director of the London-based magazine. Suki's relationship with the magazine stems from its inception last year. The model was a huge fan of the poetry of Lisa Luxx, who is Prowl's so-called 'preditor in chief'. The Londoner wears unisex items - coming in at £25 each - with provocative names. Suki then approached Lisa and asked to be part of its pilot issue, subsequently becoming the publication's main backer. She has been involved in Prowl's creative projects from the beginning, including performances at events and contributing with a regular photo column featuring her private imagery. Soon after, umbrella company Prowl House, 'a creative network which celebrates the art of being human', decided to launch the True Love T-shirt line. The illustrations were all created by Jacob Escott, the art director of Prowl magazine. The 22-year-old appears as the face of the range of unisex T-shirts that feature x-rated graphics. Suki - who has established design credentials with a capsule collection of trainers for Superga - was then made creative director of the new collection. '[The True Love collection is] all about pushing the last taboos of sex into the public sphere, because as we say in the Indigo Kids issue of PROWL magazine, being flippant about these things totally levels the playing field,' say Prowl. 'Suki loves what Prowl represents because it gives fresh talent an uncensored international platform to celebrate their creativity,' a spokesperson for the magazine told the Telegraph. 'Basically, it means that unestablished artists can get print coverage without having to adhere to regular industry rules.' The sexually explicit tops from new label True Love are said to 'push the last taboos of sex'

Input: David Lemley, 43, is accused of raping a mentally disabled woman, 20,. Her father allegedly told her to have sex with Lemley on several occasions. Alleged victim has a mental age of seven, according to arrest documents. Lemley is pastor at New Harmony Baptist Church, Baton Rouge, Louisiana,. Wife of Lemley defended her husband against the 'false charges' He is being held in custody in lieu of $75,000 bail, records show.
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By. Tom Gardner. PUBLISHED:. 05:23 EST, 3 March 2014. |. UPDATED:. 07:08 EST, 3 March 2014. Accused: David 'Scott' Lemley allegedly had sex with a severely mentally handicapped woman on several occasions. A Baptist pastor has been arrested for allegedly raping a disabled woman who has a mental age of a seven-year-old at her father's request. David 'Scott' Lemley, 43, is accused of raping the woman, 20, on several occasions because his wife was bedridden with a debilitating illness, according to arrest documents. The alleged victim's father is said to have offered up his daughter to the pastor, of New Harmony Baptist Church, Baton Rouge. She reported the attacks to police who. arrested her father in November. He remains in East Baton Rouge Parish. Prison on a variety of sexual offenses. But detectives on Saturday also detained Lemley on one count of aggravated rape. He is being held in Parish Prison in lieu of $75,000 bail. The victim could not provide investigators with exact dates of the alleged rapes. Lemley, who denies the charges was first questioned about the claims late last year, insisting that the alleged victim 'is known for making up stories for no reason,' a detective wrote in the warrant, according to The Advocate news website. Documents also say that Lemley failed to turn up for an arranged lie-detector test on December 6, last year. Lemley. was also booked on a count of theft of a motor vehicle on Saturday. He is accused. of giving away a car, that he was meant to be repairing for someone, to a member of his church. Claims: David 'Scott' Lemley, 43, who was arrested for aggravated rape, is a pastor at New Harmony Baptist Church, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, pictured. The car was then sold for about $250 in early February for scrap, arrest documents. show. Lemley's wife has defended him against what she claimed are 'false charges'. Kim Lemley said her husband was advised by the coupleâ€™s attorney, Carson Marcantel, not to attend the polygraph test. Mrs Lemley, who also works at the church, also said the car theft accusations against her husband were false. She added that she had resolved the dispute with the person who made the complaint. Mrs Lemley said the couple has worked at the church for several years and that church services for Sunday morning were scheduled as usual. 'Our church is taking care of itself,' she said. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.