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At how many weeks did you girls get an anatomy scan/gender scan? Im 17 weeks and I was sopose to have an appointment but unfortunetly they told me my imsurance doesnt cover it...so I want to know how much time I have to fix my insurance issues.
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Most doctors like somewhere between 17 weeks to 22 weeks. Thats what ive always been told. Usually ppl get tem at 20 weeks but I think it just depends on the doctor
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20 weeks for my insurance.
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Lowlands' new restaurant in Tosa Village will be Cafe Bavaria, due in late January
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Wauwatosa's village retail area looks something like a United Nations of dining: French (Le Reve), Italian (Ristorante Bartolotta) and Belgian/Dutch beer cafe (Cafe Hollander). Next is Cafe Bavaria, a German restaurant and bar from Cafe Hollander's owners, the Lowlands Group.
"We kind of feel like that completes our little European village there," said Mike Eitel, a Lowlands partner.
Lowlands took its cue from the architecture of the half-timbered building at 7700 Harwood Ave., Eitel said, veering away from its original plan of craft cocktails and small plates.
The opening tentatively is planned for late January.
Cafe Bavaria will have German-style plates such as schnitzel and sausages made locally, as well as menu items such as rotisserie chicken, burgers and entrée salads. It will serve lunch, dinner, late night plates and weekend brunch.
On tap will be 14 or 15 German beers, with another 50 German or German-style beers by the bottle, some from smaller breweries.
Cafe Bavaria would have beer classes as other Lowlands restaurants do; still to be determined is whether the restaurant will have storage room for a stein club.
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Resistance to antibiotics is building so fast the world may face an "apocalyptic scenario" in 20 years, Britain's chief medical officer has warned.
But Auckland District Health Board's clinical microbiologist Deborah Williamson says while there was "no doubt" antibiotic resistance posed a threat to New Zealand and the world, this country had a more positive outlook than some others as good monitoring processes were already in place.
As long as doctors and patients in New Zealand continued using the drugs carefully then most treatments here should continue to be effective, Williamson said.
It's a different scenario in some developing countries, however, where resistance to antibiotics could become so strong in 20 years "some infections will become untreatable".
Many routine operations which were aided by antibiotics today could result in death in the future as resistance to antibiotics builds and we were unable to fight off infections, Britain's most senior medical adviser Dame Sally Davies told British MPs, the Guardian reported.
Davies is calling on Britain's government to include antibiotic resistance in its national risk of civil emergencies, saying it poses a threat comparable to catastrophic flooding, terrorist attacks and flu pandemics.
"There are few public health issues of potentially greater importance for society than antibiotic resistance. It means we are at increasing risk of developing infections that cannot be treated - but resistance can be managed," she said.
"We need to get our act together."
Williamson, who is also researching antibiotic resistance, said it was a result of consistent antibiotic use.
"We need to use antibiotics and we need to use them carefully. There are a number of things we can do to prevent the emergence of antibiotic-resistance."
This included ensuring patients were only prescribed antibiotics when necessary, rather than for the common cold.
New Zealand had good monitoring systems, preventive approaches and restrictions on what antibiotics doctors could prescribe, Williamson said.
Kiwis had low-rates of antibiotic resistance but more research, however, was always needed, she said.
Davies, who is calling for more action not only in the UK, but throughout the world, was due to publish an action-plan to tackle the issue in March.
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I really liked the original Flash Gordon serial. I admit I have only seen a few old serials, but Flash Gordon just does it for me. Of the few I've seen, this is my favorite. It has a hero, some decent fantasy adventure plot, some swashbuckilng action, and lasers and swordfights, giant lizards and fighting Shark People...what's not to love!? Buster Crabbe is great as the hero, and Charles Middleton is fantastic as Ming the Merciless. You really see the spirit of this serial in the original Star Wars trilogy. Sadly the Flash Gordon film made in the early 1980s is a little too campy and loses some of the fun adventure I enjoyed so much about this serial. Its a classic though.
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This time of year is always exciting at the Royal Opera House as we launch our new Season. My colleagues and I are thrilled about the upcoming 2016/17 programme and judging by the comments we received, many of our supporters are equally looking forward to the performances and productions ahead.
In regards The Royal Opera's Autumn Season, there are some notable debuts that I am particularly looking forward to in Il barbiere di Siviglia: Javier Camarena - one of the world's finest young tenors - singing the role of Count Almaviva, and Daniela Mack performing with us for the first time as Rosina. In The Royal Ballet's programme in the first quarter of the Season, I am looking forward to the return of Kenneth MacMillan's Anastasia. The ballet showcases MacMillan's dual influences of classical and expressionism and is one of the choreographer's most experimental (and in my opinion, must-see) works.
The Season Guide and the Autumn issue of the magazine have now been sent and should be arriving on your doormat in the next few days. An online version is accessible by signing in via our website and clicking your name on the top of the page.
As many of you will have noticed, during the 2016/17 Season Friends will be able to book for opera and ballet performances on the same day. We are also working with The Royal Ballet to ensure that principal casting will be available well in advance of each Friends booking day. As ever, casting will be confirmed via production pages and publicized via our website's News and Features section and social media.
Another change for the coming Season is the differentiation between the cost of Friends Rehearsals for ballet and opera. We also increased some of the prices, however I am sure that you will agree that it is still a wonderful opportunity to see a show in its final stage of rehearsals. As always we will try and make as many tickets available as we can, especially nearer the date of the rehearsal. Details will be available on our website when booking opens.
Finally, I would like to share with you all an exciting upcoming event for our Baton Associates next month. They will have the privilege of hearing members of the Jette Parker Young Artists programme being coached through select repertory pieces as part of a thrilling masterclass event. Find out more about joining the Baton Associates.
As ever, the Friends team are always keen to hear your feedback so please email us email@example.com or call us on +44 (0) 20 7212 9268.
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This time of year is always a busy one at the Royal Opera House as we ready ourselves for our annual Season announcement. We're very excited about the upcoming 2016/17 programme, which will be announced on 6 April. As ever, details of each Royal Ballet and Royal Opera production featured as part of the Season will be available via our website.
In The Royal Opera's rehearsal studios, Katie Mitchell is working on a much talked-about new production of Lucia di Lammermoor. In the years since the huge success of Written in Skin in 2013, she has been working extensively in France and Germany, to acclaim from critics and audiences alike. Truly one of the most important British directors of our time, Katie's work is meticulous and uses every possible detail to create a rounded story. I'm particularly excited to see Diana Damrau sing the title role as the German soprano recently stated how much she likes to work with innovative directors who encourage her to re-evaluate roles she's performed previously. If you missed our recent live-streamed Insight event, I'd recommend watching it on-demand via our YouTube channel.
Fresh from their mid-Season break, The Royal Ballet's preparations for the return of The Winter's Tale continue, as do rehearsals for the world premiere of Liam Scarlett's Frankenstein. Liam's adaptation of Shelley's classic Gothic novel sees the focus on the romantic elements of the tale. As well as an opportunity to see a brand new first full-length work from a great choreographic talent, the work will also feature a newly commissioned score from American composer Lowell Liebermann. If Liam's insights into the production are anything to go by, it's going to be an event not to miss.
Work is continuing as part of our Open Up project which aims to enhance the experience of coming to the Royal Opera House for audiences, artists and guest companies. Do check the website before your visit in case there is any last minute change.
Finally, a thank you to everybody who entered our Grand Draw this year. By buying tickets and making donations, you have helped us to raise more than £54,000 of vital funds for the work of the Royal Opera House. If you missed out this year, the draw will return in 2017 offering another chance to win special and luxurious prizes.
As ever, if you would like more information about any of the events above or enquire how to join the Patrons or any production syndicates, please contact don't hesitate to contact me via email.]]>
On Sunday (14 February) we hosted the BAFTA awards which were as glamorous as always. Despite the wintery chill in the air, the film industry's A-listers lined up on Bow Street to be photographed on the red carpet and it was wonderful to see the Royal Opera House auditorium looking so wonderful on television.
While we were preparing for the event during the last week, there were some very special events taking place elsewhere in the theatre. Last Monday, Music Director of The Royal Opera Antonio Pappano conducted an all-Russian programme of music with the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House. If you missed this Season's concert, please look out for it next year.
On Tuesday, the Paul Hamlyn Hall was transformed for Decanter Magazine's Wine Gala and I would like to extend our thanks to all those who attended and supported us.
On Wednesday it was the turn of Wagner, when we hosted an evening for our Wagner Syndicate. The event was presented by Peter Manning, the co-Concert Master of the Orchestra and saw the ROH's musicians demonstrate the influence of Beethoven on the music of Tannhäuser. I had never thought that the music of Tannhäuser could be presented so effectively as a chamber concert and it was a real treat for all involved.
And finally on Thursday, we were very pleased to welcome the Patrons of Covent Garden to a wonderful reception in the Paul Hamlyn Hall in which the Jette Parker Young Artists and members of The Royal Ballet mixed with our guests.
As we turn our attention back towards the stage and the remainder of our 2015/16 Season, The Royal Opera are preparing for Richard Jones' new production of Boris Godunov. A new Richard Jones production is always a major operatic event, and I'm also looking forward to Bryn Terfel's return to Covent Garden in the title role. Meanwhile, in the Royal Ballet rehearsal studios, the Company are preparing for the return of Christopher Wheeldon's Winter's Tale and Peter Wright's definitive production of Giselle.
As ever, if you would like more information about any of the events above or enquire how to join the Patrons or any production syndicates, please contact don't hesitate to contact me via email.]]>
The start of a new year offers the chance to reflect, as well as look forward.
If you had the opportunity to see any of our performances over the Christmas period, you are likely to have seen the Royal Opera House Christmas tree decorated with personal and often touching messages of support from those who have contributed to the annual Pointe Shoes Appeal. Thank you to everybody who donated. Together, we have helped The Royal Ballet by providing an amazing 1,321 pairs of pointe shoes and on I would very much like to thank everyone for their generosity. While Christmas is now over and the tree has been taken down, any continued support of this important campaign is greatly appreciated.
The Summer Magazine is on its way to you with a full list of performances until the end of the 2015/16 Season. Please note that, ballet casting - not included in the magazine due to publication schedules - is now on our website.
We are currently in the process of implementing e-ticketing. We recently carried out an e-ticket survey in the Paul Hamlyn Hall with Friends and found that many expect this service from theatres and value the convenience it offers. As a result we will begin to roll-out this facility from Premium 2 Friends booking on 16 February but please note that the e-ticket option will initially only be available to those booking online. Find out more about our new e-ticketing service.
Finally, over the coming months you will notice changes during your visit to the Royal Opera House as the result of Open Up project work. The project aims to enhance the experience of coming to the Royal Opera House. Over the coming months, please visit our Open Up pages for up-to-date news which may affect your journey and access to the Royal Opera House.
All at the Royal Opera House wish you a very happy new year.]]>
Priority booking for the Friends for the Winter Season is still open, so if you have not had yet the opportunity to purchase your tickets, there is still time to do so. Personally, I am very much looking forward to the return of Dmitri Hvorostovsky as Eugene Onegin, and the revival of Il trittico, with Ermonela Jaho repeating her role as Sister Angelica. L'Etoile by Emmanuel Chabrier is not well known, however, according to Mariame Clément, who is directing the piece, it is hugely enjoyable and not to be missed. You can listen to an interview with Mariame Clément here.
The Royal Ballet's revival of The Two Pigeons is greatly anticipated as well the first complete programme of works by Christopher Wheeldon: both feature very exciting role debuts.
There are significant developments happening at our Thurrock site, which you may be interested in. The new Bob and Tamar Manoukian Costume Centre was opened by Rt Hon Greg Clark MP just this morning. The Costume Centre is home to more than 20,000 costumes from the current ROH repertory, as well as historic costumes, musical instruments and furniture from the archive collection. It is also playing host to a new BA (Hons.) Costume Construction degree course, in partnership with the ROH, South Essex College and the University of the Arts London.
I would also be very grateful if you could take part in our little survey included in the enews about your most recent booking experience. Your view is going to assist us in planning any future website development.
The Spring Season issue of the Royal Opera House magazine is on its way to you. While the ballet casting is not included in the magazine, I am very pleased to include a link to Principal casting here.
There are no ticket limits for any of the performances on the main stage. For more information please see the Friends' page on the website. To access this page, sign-in and then click on your name.
You may have already received this year's Pointe Shoes Appeal signed by Lauren Cuthbertson, which this year gives you the opportunity to write a personal message. All of our sparkling pointe shoe messages will be hung on our Christmas tree in the Paul Hamlyn Hall.
As always, I would like to stress how grateful we all are for your support as a Friend. We could not do it without you!]]>
Booking for Winter 2015/16 will open on Tuesday 29 September 2015 for all ballet performances, and Wednesday 30 September 2015 for all operas. Performances will be bookable online via our website from 9am and 10am on these days via telephone.
Over the course of the last week, our Digital Development team have run extensive simulated tests on our online booking system. These simulate the online environment of Friends booking days and have allowed us to identify the majority of issues and apply fixes where appropriate.
However, to ensure your experience is as smooth as possible, on 29 and 30 September we will implement an online queue which some bookers may be placed into. Please be aware that the queue may take a short while to process. This is not a decision we have taken lightly and following these booking days we will continue to work with our technology suppliers to resolve issues for future booking days.
As always, we will keep you up to date via our website's News and Features section and Twitter feed. The Box Office and the Friends' team will be fully informed, and will be on hand from 10am to explain and assist you in your booking if necessary.
We are extremely grateful to you for your patience, support and above all cooperation over the course of the last week.]]>
Update: Details of rescheduled Friends booking confirmed [25 September 2015]
We have decided to postpone Friends of Covent Garden Winter Season priority booking by one week due to technical difficulties. This means that booking for ballet performances and events will open online at 9am on Tuesday 29 September and opera at 9am on Wednesday 30 September. Box Office telephone booking will also be delayed to the dates above and will open at 10am. Ticket exchange for Premium Friends will also be brought forward to Monday 28 September.
I would like to apologize for these changes and the inconvenience it will cause to Friends of Covent Garden. The decision has been taken following serious problems experienced by supporters earlier this week. The extra week will allow us to carry out extensive testing and take remedial action to help ensure as far as possible that your experience during future booking days will be trouble-free.
There are several technical areas we are still addressing. We first identified with our ticketing system supplier that there was a fix related to a recent upgrade that we needed to install. We carried out a range of automated and manual tests to ensure that the ticketing system was functioning as before the upgrade. Our supplier has now provided a fix and we are working closely with them to ensure this fix fully resolves the technical issues experienced by our supporters this week.
As a precaution, we are also checking for other potential issues in our website and ticketing system infrastructure as well. Thus, we have taken the difficult decision to cancel next week's Friends booking days.
I would like to reassure Friends of Covent Garden that we have not taken this decision lightly, and we are working hard to resolve the current problems. Your support is very important to us and is valued by the entire organization.]]>
I very much hope that you enjoyed the 2014/15 Season. My personal Royal Opera highlights included a very funny revival of L'elisir d'amore with Vittorio Grigolo as Nemorino, Lucy Crowe as Adina and Bryn Terfel as Dulcamara; as well as the first production of Szymanowski's Król Roger at the Royal Opera House. The Season also saw the staging of some productions that ignited plenty of discussion and many thanks to everyone who expressed their views about them.
Tonight we say goodbye to John Copley's production of La bohème. It is wonderful to have Plácido Domingo returning, this time as a conductor and I am sure the staging will go out on a high.
The Royal Ballet has enjoyed a particularly successful Season with popular revivals as well as very varied new works - Wayne McGregor's Woolf Works and the return of Christopher Wheeldon's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland wowed audiences and the Company ended 2014/15 with a three-week tour of the United States.
Attendances for our Live Cinema relays have steadily increased over recent Seasons, and 2014/15 was no different with 360,000 people watching our ballets and operas in the UK alone (as well as thousands more watching from 48 other countries around the world).
I am sure you would also like to join me in wishing both resident Companies a great summer and we all very much look forward to welcoming you to our autumn performances, starting with a new production of Orphée et Euridice by Gluck and Le nozze di Figaro with Erwin Schrott as Figaro. The Royal Ballet's Season opens with the 50th Anniversary revival of Romeo and Juliet.
Find out more about the Friends of Covent Garden.]]>
We are well into the Summer Season, with Guillaume Tell sets being tried out on stage and the artists rehearsing with Antonio Pappano. It is a long time since we've heard this work at Covent Garden and it sounds really exciting.
We've been delighted by the reception that The Royal Ballet have received on their tour of the USA so far, from critics and ballet-lovers alike and the support extended by American Friends of Covent Garden. You can see a summary of press articles and comments from social media here. The Company is now in Chicago on the second leg of the visit, and will visit New York later in the month.
Those of you who like to book stalls circle standing places will have noticed that these are not available for Orphée et Eurydice. This is due to an unusual configuration of the auditorium for this production, which includes standing places being added to the orchestra pit. Regulations governing numbers in the main auditorium mean that we have had to remove stalls circle standing places to balance numbers. The places in the pit are quite different from our usual standing places: there is nothing to lean against, and the closeness to the stage means that the experience will be more like that in the arena at the BBC Proms. These places will be available to ROH Students when booking opens next month.
Another more general change across the Season is an alteration to the number of day tickets we make available for main-stage productions. We rarely find that these sell out to the morning queue and wish to ensure that our tickets have the best possible chance of being used by customers. By reducing the number of day tickets from the current 67 to 44 we are optimistic that we can balance the opportunity for people to book on the day with our responsibility to have as close to a full house as possible.
On stage at the moment, Don Giovanni continues to seduce us all in Kasper Holten's handsome production. If you have friends who have yet to experience an opera, you may wish to alert them to the free, outdoor BP Big Screens we are relaying Don Giovanni to on 3 July 2015. We are hoping for the same sort of lovely soft summer evening that we had for our very successful screening of La bohème.
Last but certainly not least, Ambrogio Maestri is repeating his signature role of Falstaff in Robert Carsen's very funny production set in 1950s Britain. If you missed this gem the first time around don't let it get away in the revival – it's tremendous fun.
Guillaume Tell runs 29 June–17 July. Tickets are still available. The production will be broadcast live to cinemas around the world on 5 July 2015. Find your nearest cinema.
Don Giovanni runs until 3 July 2015. Tickets are still available. The production will be broadcast live and for free to Big Screens around the UK on 3 July 2015. Find out more.
Falstaff runs 6–18 July 2015. Tickets are still available.
Orphée et Eurydice runs 14 September–3 October 2015. Tickets are on sale to Friends of Covent Garden and go on general sale on 14 July 2015.
Find out more about the Friends of Covent Garden.]]>
Over the course of the 2015/16 Season, The Royal Opera, The Royal Ballet and visiting companies will stage more than sixty works at Covent Garden.
For your chance to enjoy this Season to the full, you can become a Friend of Covent Garden. Benefits include priority booking, access to Friends Rehearsals, invitations to exclusive events and a subscription to the quarterly Royal Opera House Magazine and monthly eNewsletter.
The Royal Opera House is a registered charity, and the support from members is vital in helping to achieve the extraordinary performances on stage, as well as delivering skilled backstage craftsmanship and inspiring learning and participation projects. Membership starts at £90, and can be bought for yourself or as a gift.
Booking for the Autumn Season opens for Premium 1 Friends of Covent Garden on Tuesday 2 June. For Friends of Covent Garden, booking opens on 16 June for ballet productions and 17 June for opera productions.
The Royal Opera opens the Autumn Season in September with John Fulljames and Hofesh Shechter's new production of Gluck's Orphée et Eurydice, starring Juan Diego Flórez as the great musician Orphée. The Royal Ballet's autumn performances will commence with the return of Kenneth MacMillan's classic tragedy Romeo and Juliet, marking the production's 50th anniversary.
Other highlights during 2015/16 Season include two Royal Ballet world premieres: Carlos Acosta's Carmen, performed in a mixed programme with Viscera, Afternoon of a Faun and Tchaikovsky pas de deux; and Liam Scarlett's Frankenstein, his first full-length ballet for the main stage. With The Royal Opera, Jonas Kaufmann sings the role of Don José in Bizet's Carmen and Antonio Pappano will conduct a new production of Cavalleria rusticana / Pagliacci.
Find out more about membership.
For more information or to join today, contact us on +44 (0)20 7212 9268.]]>


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But Mrs Shetterly's fight is far from over.
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FACT: Russia did not exist at the time of Vikings.
FACT: Vikings did not settle in Prussia. There was active amber trade road to the north and hardly relationship could be hostile. Germans conquered it during North Crusade when Viking era was over.
"Viking" name is not specific to the Nordic. Prussian kings were called Vyting-as. "Vyti" means to fend off, and "vytis" knight (old expression) or (modern) Lithuanian coat of arms. Russian name is passed from Prussia through noble family relationship. Prussia and Russia, names told by different languages sound the same. Russian oldest chronicle "Radvilu kronika" (Radziwill Chronicle) is translation from Lithuanian chronicle (Lithuanian noble family chronicle) where Ukrainian (Kiev or ancient name Kaunogardas) king Rurik is called similarly (it is not the same). You simply do not call king from abroad to rule you, but they did (from Prussia) as they did remember ancient empire before Hunnic invasion. It did not mean Vikings were there. Anyway is it Russian history when it is clearly Ukrainian history?
Russia did not exist before Ivan the Great with events 1460-1494. They started from Moscow religious war, proclaiming as Third Rome and getting in one way or another Novgorod 1478, Yaroslavl 1463, Rostov 1474, Tver 1485, Vyatka 1489, Pskov 1510, etc. These areas were not only culturally and ethnically different.
FACT: This name comes from Prussian town in the delta of Nemunas. It was important trade hub in ancient times. It means "glowing". Look at German name to find something familiar.
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Map from the late Scythian empire times.
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from the mess, fabrications and partial truth of yours I presume you studied veinlets on your cock instead of history. Occasionally try to find and read Book of Veles - Bible of Slav nations, esp. Russians, written long long ago the first hearsay of Vikings. Preuss were people very close to todays' Latvians and Lithuanians, also to Slavs. German conquerred them and germanized them / today the fiercest Gwerman is Preuss. They had nothing in common with Russia. Kiiv Russ is a well known Slav empire, which existed already in 7th century until Tartarian invasion in 13th century. Etc., etc. ad libido...
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