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20th March 2014 12:00 AM #1
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low-lying placenta
Hi! I would like to know why a low-lying placenta causes bleeding and why does it happen? I nearly lost my second child because of this. Thank you in advance.
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A low laying placenta is generally one that implants within 3cm of the cervix. A placenta that implants OVER the cervix is called 'placenta previa'.
The placenta is MEANT to sustain baby and provide oxygen during their trip down the birth canal and also for several minutes after (delayed cord clamping). So if the placenta is near the cervix, it risks coming out or detaching BEFORE the baby is fully out, meaning the baby can't breathe and has other complications.
During pregnancy, a placenta near the cervix can cause bleeding because of how close it is to the cervix and because accidental bumps or exertion are more likely to cause issues.
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Thank you so much Susannah for the information. Now I understand why it happened to me.


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CapturedCaptured (1987) Season 1 Episode 133- The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
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- 1987
- DiC Entertainment, Worlds of Wonder, Alchemy II, Atkinson Film-Arts
- The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin Episode Guide
- Cartoon Characters: Teddy Ruxpin, Burl Ruxpin, Newton Gimmick, Manfred, Understander, Grubby, Tweeg, Wizard, L.B., Prince Arin, Quellor, Wooly What's It, Aruzia, Digger, Leota.
- Vocal Talent: Phil Baron (Teddy Ruxpin, Burl Ruxpin), John Stocker (Newton Gimmick, Manfred, Understander), Will Ryan (Grubby), John Koensgen (Tweeg, Wizard), Robert Bockstael (L.B., Prince Arin), Les Lye (Quellor), Pier Kohl [Pier Paquette] (Wooly What's It), Abby Hagyard (Aruzia), Terrence Scammell (Digger), Holly Larocque (Leota), Heather Edson, Donna Farron, Rick Jones, Anna MacCormick, Doug Stratton.
- Directed By Chris Schouten.
- Produced By M.H. Cloutier.
Executive Producers: Christopher J. Brough, Jean Chalopin, Alison Clayton, W.H. Stevens Jr.
Executive Producer for DiC: Andy Heyward.
Associate Producers: Dave Mepham, Jack Spillum.
- Animated By Bob Jaques, Karen Munro-Caple, Brian Lemay, Kelly Armstrong, Chris Damboise, Lee Williams, Daniele Deblois, Liliane Andre, David Parks, Michael Shiell, Gerald Paquette, Nicholas Vallinakis, Glen Sylvester, Patrick McCourt, Greg Holfeld, Paula Irvine, Greg Upshaw, Phillipe Pellerin, Hana Kukal, Robert Waldren, Howy Parkins, Robert Shedlowich, Jeff Wilson, Susan Spriggs, Jill Halliday, Wayne Lee Pack, John Williamson.
Key Animation Supervisors: Devanand Ramsaran, Marc Sevier.
Animation Advisor: Kazumi Fukushima.
- Written By Alan Tempelton, Ken Ross, Brian Jeffrey Street, Mary Crawford, Carole Bruce Mendelsohn, Mary Mackay-Smith, Dan Lalande, Patrick A. McCarthy, Derek Diorio, Stephen McLoughlin, Doug Stratton.
- Edited By Rod Crawley.
- Creator: Ken Forsse.
- Background Designers: Sophie Lapointe, Peter Moehrle.
- Character Design: Richard Petsche, Victor Glasko.
- Creative Supervisor: W. H. Stevens Jr., Jean Chalopin.
- Concept Design: David High.
- Design Supervisor: Drew Edwards.
- Dialog Editor: Helen Watson, Tony Kelleher.
- Foley / Sound Effects Editor: Pierre R. Labelle, Stephanie Duncan.
- Foley Artist: Tamara Smith.
- Head of Backgrounds: Gordon Coulthart.
- Layout Co-ordinator: Tim Deacon.
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- Talent Co-ordinators: Chuck Rubin, Marsha Goodman.
- Voice Direction: Chuck Rubin.
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Santa Fe Springs native Nadia Ruiz will be running her 112th marathon when she runs the Boston Marathon next week.
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"Political Star" Marco Rubio is the latest Fox News candidate
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Fox News has declared that "A Political Star [Was] Born" at CPAC on February 18: Marco Rubio, a Republican candidate for U.S. Senate from Florida, who Fox News personalities have described as a "rising star" and an "amazing leader" who "knocked it out of the park during his speech." Rubio is the latest in a long line of GOP candidates who have been bolstered by Fox News in its role as the Republican Party's communications arm.
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Bolling repeatedly promotes Rubio moneybomb in interview with him. Introducing Rubio on the February 10 edition of Your World, guest host Eric Bolling commented that Rubio "recently launched a website called stimulusbomb.com in hopes of raising $787,000 for his campaign. He's already raised more than 560 grand since the start of the month." While displaying an image from stimulusbomb.com, Bolling later stated that Rubio is "asking for $7.87 or $78.70 or $787. Why?"
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Fox plays GOP ad attacking Kirk's opponent, compares Kirk favorably to Brown. During its February 3 coverage of the Senate primary in Illinois, Fox News repeatedly aired a National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) "attack ad" targeting Republican candidate Mark Kirk's Democratic opponent, Illinois State Treasurer Alexi Giannoulias, provided Kirk a platform to attack Giannoulias, and repeatedly offered favorable comparisons between Kirk and Brown.
Conservative candidates for '09 elections stumped on Fox, on-air personalities celebrated and shilled for them
Conservative candidates stump on Fox during lead-up to elections. In the two weeks leading up to the November 3, 2009, elections, Conservative Party congressional candidate Doug Hoffman, New Jersey Republican gubernatorial candidate Chris Christie, and Virginia Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob McDonnell appeared on Fox News and its personalities' radio shows at least 16 times for live interviews lasting a total of 114 minutes and 36 seconds. Christie made at least five appearances totaling almost 37 minutes on Fox News and its personalities' radio shows; McDonnell made at least three appearances totaling 18 minutes; and Hoffman made at least seven appearances totaling almost 60 minutes.
Fox News hosts, political analysts spend Election Day celebrating and shilling for conservatives and GOPers. On November 4, 2009, numerous Fox News hosts and political analysts encouraged voters to donate to and volunteer and vote for GOP and conservative candidates, including Christie, McDonnell, and Hoffman. The Fox News personalities included Mike Huckabee, Sean Hannity, Karl Rove, Newt Gingrich, Tammy Bruce, and Eric Bolling.
Leading up to elections, Fox personalities promoted conservative and GOP candidates and helped fundraise for them. Fox News hosts and analysts offered support for McDonnell, Christie, and Hoffman and their fundraising efforts leading up to the elections. For example, on his November 2, 2009, Fox News show, Hannity told Hoffman, "I hope I'm on the air this time tomorrow night and I'll be able to declare you the winner." On November 3, 2009, on Twitter, Fox News contributor Karl Rove encouraged his followers to donate to the Republican Governors Association in order to help Christie's campaign. On two Fox News shows in October 2009, Huckabee directed viewers to "go to balancecutsave.com," urging them to sign a petition telling Congress to "balance the budget," "cut their spending," and "save American families"; however, balancecutsave.com redirected visitors to Huckabee's political action committee, which financially supports Republican candidates. Subsequently, Huck PAC apparently emailed petition signers -- who were required to provide an email address in order to sign the "balancecutsave" petition -- a "newsletter" urging political action on behalf of Republican-backed candidates Bob McDonnell, David Harmer, and Doug Hoffman.
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damn man how bigs that sticker?
3ft sticker,god damn...might as well hand draw wheat pastes if your gonna go that big haha
those enac one were pretty fresh though should try and mass produce those shits
just some sketch i figured i post since i already posted em in the toy forum :/
post finished.
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dope you should try to make
your own individual style
instead of just doing such common
simple letters.
edit. that sticker is gona be a
bitch to put up vinyl is madd sticky.
yeah,but theres the chance when you peel the back off the shit could fold over and get stuck to itself
thekid,i get what your saying anyone can do simples and shit,and i've tried complexing my shit so it looks more like an "orginal" style but it just feels mad retarded :/
haha yeah,i got that e from shove(although i've seen it used by other people before) i was stuck with that sketch and couldnt think of an e so i just said fuck it and chomped it...ah well,no harm done,not like i painted it
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hey,fuck you
i paint freights rather often,and if you dont believe go talk to your boy seek he's right there painting with me about half the damn time
but dont worry your random being a douche bagness is just lovely.....
come on man do you really have nothing better to do then to talk shit on me the internet??huh??
what happened to all that "time is money and i can't take back a minute" pointless dribbbbbbble you were talking about on aim?
sticker is lookin mad fresh
when you gonna get at me to paint nig?
im feelin a little hurt my friend
yea dope it is not like ur killig shit or antyhing i mean com on two letter bombs and handies it just telling the world ur not good enough to put a four letter up or even a six letter. sit keep ur shit to te boks and stay home
lol thats a bite how many other letters on there are bitten?!?
thats a big sticker ... i love chicken ... and beer ... dark beer
mr. nuts do u even paint?!? ?!?
and i love beef ... i wish little kids would cross me out so i could fire up my girl and not be so bored... kinda sucks having a wife an kids no time for nothin
erie writers pm. me haha that was a joke ... i do kinda like pm's though makes me feel like i have a meaning in life j/king again
i hate you
what is this the buffalo chicken thread?
chicken wing thread
i hate you
faker blows
i hate you
look kid, your a faggot. i never talked to you i dont even know who you are.
i feel bad for kids like you... your whole life revolves around graffiti, and you never even paint. even the people who kill this city aren't as graffiti obsessed as you
anyway on some REAL shit
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who took that fuckn cop picture?!
thats nuts.
anyway on some REAL shit
not one of them pieces of graff is there anymore
i hate you
that cop pic is crazy. and thats the spot like behind shell station with the adaptone right


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Washington, DC -- The Federal Computer Acquisition Center (FEDCAC), an office within the General Service Administration's Federal Technology Service (FTS), has issued its Millennia Request for Proposals (RFP) for information technology (IT) support services. Millennia will provide a wide variety of support services for very large IT requirements to Federal government agencies including systems integration and software engineering.
The objective of the Millennia solicitation is to obtain a broad range of high quality IT support services under multiple award contracts to enable FTS to support its clients in a timely and cost-effective manner into the next millennium. The Millennia acquisition (which includes a SIC Code of 7379) will be conducted as a negotiated procurement and will result in a series of multiple award, indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contracts.
FEDCAC plans to award up to a maximum of 12 IDIQ contracts, each of which will include provisions for firm-fixed-price, cost-plus-fixed-fee, and cost reimbursable task orders. The base period of the Millennia contracts will be five years, with a single five-year option period thereafter. The Millennia vehicle will be available for use by all FTS operating components.
Specifically designed to accommodate very large requirements, Millennia will become an important part of the suite of acquisition mechanisms that FTS uses to provide IT support to all Federal agencies (including Department of Defense organizations). Millennia will focus on past performance, customer satisfaction, exceptional quality, and diverse industry teams to provide FTS clients the very best in IT support services.
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There was a time when fast-growing markets in the Asia-Pacific region were enough to entice investors to make big bets there. Not anymore. Our findings from the latest survey of more than 1,100 executives operating in the region suggest that business investment is now more likely to flow to economies with the right policy environment and talent pools as well as growth prospects. That's what we mean by Growth+. A companion PwC study to the CEO Survey shows that APEC economies have some of the best cross-border business environments in the world, but the rest of the world is catching up in important areas.
Less than 5%? More than 7%? Executives in China hold widely different views on the pace of GDP growth over the next three years. Yet they're largely aligned on what the hard-to-read environment calls for to compete. Chinese and foreign executives alike plan to work within partnerships, build up their brands and find ways to expand beyond coastal mega cities.
Where else will businesses deploy connected devices like cameras or sensors? A new survey shows that a core set of businesses in Asia Pacific are already collecting near real-time data from at least four places, like machinery, cash registers or their products. These heavy users are in every major sector and their CEOs are planning digital upgrades in more parts of their organizations over the next three years. At the same time, today's light adopters also plan to step up collection, albeit at a slower pace. Devices that help track end consumer preferences will see the most growth.
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A prototype of the all-in-one machine was on display at the National Automatic Vending Association's 2010 trade show. The company that makes it was founded in 2007 by O'Neil Sawh and Mark Hoyt, who were running an ATM management company at the time.
EatWave's gravity delivery system and adjustable product trays accommodate a wide range of product types and package formats. The company said its machine design has few moving parts and industry standard components. It is ADA-compliant and Energy Star rated.
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It's American Craft Beer week! Share the joy with Sprecher — 4pm tours today through Thursday, only $1. Reservations suggested. Make yours at 414.964.2739.
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Well, it was a busy week capped by our annual party which took place this year at Village Bowl in Menomonee Falls. Who knew that they had such great food? The buffet for sixty was fabulous — salad, veggies, chicken marsala, salmon and tenderloin. Taste-wise, I think the chicken, fish and beef reigned supreme. Veggies were a bit weak and the mashed potatoes a bit sticky. Even so, if you have a bowling party with a group of people, this is a fun place to go.
Friday evening I had a Sprecher beer tasting at Beans & Barley, 1901 E. North Ave, Milwaukee. Beans is also a member of a group Sprecher belongs to, Our Milwaukee, which is comprised of locally owned businesses. December 6th the Buy Local Fair takes place at the Urban Ecology Center on Milwaukee's East Side, 1500 E. Park Place. Stop in to learn more about some of Milwaukee's locally owned businesses; there may be shopping opportunities as well. All week, December 6 – 14th, Our Milwaukee business alliance members celebrate the community's unique character with promotions in support of Buy Local, Live Local Days. Remember, for every $1 you spend at a locally owned business, more than 68 cents remains right here at home. To join Our Milwaukee or learn more about the group, visit www.ourmilwaukee.net.
Yesterday afternoon I presented, "Maltylicious," the first in a series of craft beer tastings for women only. Really, no boys allowed. But the thing is, the series – Tasting Women – is held in the back room of Sugar Maple American Craft Beer Bar in Bay View, 441. E. Lincoln Ave, which leaves the main bar available for anyone who wants to try beers from their 60 taps! We had a total of 28 women, which is about all the room could comfortably hold. I'd say 30 max. It's a neat space. I tried to impart some of my knowledge about craft beer, its history, the brewing process, the difference between ales and lagers, all the while focusing on malts. We sampled quite a range of Sprecher beers, beginning with our gluten/malt-free beer, Shakparo. For the malt-based sampling we tried Micro-Light (an English Summer Ale), Special Amber, IPA2, Oktoberfest, Dopple Bock, Black Bavarian and Scotch Ale. Beer Trivia Question: Who is the goddess Ninkasi?
More later. Time to get back to work. Tomorrow Randy and I head to Madison for an interview on the Larry Meiller show (Wisconsin Public Radio, www.wpr.org for stations). Randy, Sara Hill and Lucy Saunders will talk about a tasting event here at the brewery on December 10th, 6-8pm, involving Wisconsin artisanal cheeses and Sprecher beers. This event is open to the public so please feel free to join us. Cost: $15, reserve online at www.sprecherbrewery.com.


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The change from a windows 2000 active directory domain to a windows 2003 active directory domain is large enough that I would recommend new material. A lot of the Microsoft study material for 2003 will actually point out how things were done on older systems compared to how they are done now. This helps you learn both systems.
More importantly I would say the move to server 2008 from 2003 is an even bigger change. Although most networks still run primarily on 2003 software eventually everyone will have to migrate. My recommendation would be to go get study material for 2008 and get hands on experience will all of the above using virtual machines.


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Am trying to figure out how to use this appendChild to add new values to my div tag. Currently I have a div

and I am using AJAX to add values to this div however
document.getElementById("listarticles").innerHTML = response;
replaces the entire div what javascript code should I use to solve this issue. Will it be
If you goal is to simply modify the contents of the DIV use:
document.getElementById("listarticles").innerText = response;
The 'appendChild' requires a reference to an XML/HTML entity that will be added AFTER the div you reference.
My goal is to modify the contents but it seems the way I am calling the AJAX it is replacing all the content instead of adding to it the code that you put there I am already using so it doesn't solve my problem.
'innerHTML' replaces the entire HTML entity.'innerText' replaces the contents of the HTML entity you specify.
Did you misread my code snippet? That should work for you.
wow yes i did misread your post, will try this as soon as I get chance to thanks alot.
This code doesn't work in my case either i still only print one line and now its not even a link just text only
innerText is proprietary IE only code. To use appendChild you need to have constructed the content with the appropriate DOM calls to createElement and createTextNode first.
document.getElementById("listarticles").innerHTML+= response;
maybe am doing something else incorrect because I am still getting only one result. So I will explain the entire scenario. I have some ids in localstorage I want to use ajax to retrieve each of the items associated with the id. Example 1&2 are in memory so it will call the server (php) to retrieve each item so in the end both item 1 and item 2 will be show on the page. I am doing this in a loop which the httpRequest is part of.
Any suggestions.
Perhaps if you show us more of the code so we can see what it is currently doing.
Sure my issue comes in at this point because all the values are in memory already
window.onload = function() {
function displaybookmarks(){
for(var i=0;i<localStorage.length;i++)
var keyName = localStorage.key(i);
var value = localStorage.getItem(keyName);
function getbookmarks(value) {
HttPRequest = false;
if (window.XMLHttpRequest) { // Mozilla, Safari,...
HttPRequest = new XMLHttpRequest();
if (HttPRequest.overrideMimeType) {
} else if (window.ActiveXObject) { // IE
try {
HttPRequest = new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.XMLHTTP");
} catch (e) {
try {
HttPRequest = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");
} catch (e) {}
if (!HttPRequest) {
alert('Cannot create XMLHTTP instance');
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var url = 'includes/getbookmarks.php';
var pmeters = '&value='+value;
HttPRequest.setRequestHeader("Content-type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded");
HttPRequest.setRequestHeader("Content-length", pmeters.length);
HttPRequest.setRequestHeader("Connection", "close");
HttPRequest.onreadystatechange = function()
if(HttPRequest.readyState == 3) // Loading Request
document.getElementById("listarticles").innerHTML = '';
if(HttPRequest.readyState == 4) // Return Request
var response = HttPRequest.responseText;
document.getElementById("listarticles").innerHTML+= response;

There is my code with the loop and everything.
ok I found out what is my problem. It seems the loop is executing faster than the xmlhttprequest. That why I only get one reply. What I need to do is create a AJAX queue. Anyone has a good example on how to create this.


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It can certainly be argued that chef Marchand, aka Frenchie, relies heavily on gelatin when it comes to dessert. But he's a jack of all consistencies, and here it's put to use to stabilize a chamomile-infused panna cotta served in a citrus soup. The herbal notes from the chamomile and bitter bite from grapefruit play well together and are mellowed out with sweet, tiny kumquats.
Excerpted from Frenchie by Greg Marchand (Artisan Books). Copyright © 2014. Photographs by Djamel Dine Zitout.
- Yield:serves 4
- Active time: 40 minutes
- Total time:several hours, for setting
- Panna Cotta
- 1/2 vanilla bean
- 1 1/2 cups (350 ml.) heavy cream
- 3 tablespoons granulated sugar
- 1 teaspoon crumbled dried chamomile or chamomile tea
- 1 1/2 sheets (6 grams) gelatin
- 3 tablespoons (50 ml.) whole milk
- Citrus Soup
- 2 small grapefruits
- 2 oranges
- 8 kumquats
- 2 clementines
- 1/2 sheet (2 grams) gelatin
- 1/2 cinnamon stick
- 1 tablespoon honey
- Mint leaves
To make the panna cotta: With a small knife, split the vanilla bean and scrape out the seeds; reserve the pod and seeds. Combine the cream, sugar, chamomile, and vanilla seeds and pod in a small nonreactive saucepan and bring to a simmer. Remove from the heat and let infuse for 20 to 30 minutes. Strain through a fine-mesh sieve into a medium bowl.
Meanwhile, put the gelatin in a bowl of cold water and let stand for 10 minutes, or until softened. Drain the gelatin and squeeze out the excess water. Heat the milk in a small saucepan, just until warm, then add the gelatin and stir to dissolve it. Pour the milk into the infused cream and stir well. Pour into four 4-ounce timbale molds (about 2 inches high and 2 inches wide) or 4-ounce ramekins.
Refrigerate for at least 6 hours, or overnight.
To make the citrus soup: Juice 1 of the grapefruits and both oranges; reserve 1⁄2 cup of each type of fruit juice.
Quarter the kumquats lengthwise and remove the seeds. Place them in a saucepan, cover with cold water, and bring to a boil. Drain in a colander and rinse under cold water.
With a sharp knife, peel the remaining grapefruit and the clementines, removing the skin and all the bitter white pith. Then cut between the membranes to remove the citrus segments. Combine with the kumquats in a bowl.
Put the gelatin sheet in a bowl of cold water and let stand for 10 minutes, or until softened.
Combine the orange and grapefruit juice, cinnamon, and honey in a small nonreactive saucepan and heat until warm. Drain the gelatin, squeeze out the excess water, and add to the juice, stirring to dissolve it. Let cool to room temperature.
Pour the cooled juice over the fruit segments and refrigerate until chilled.
To serve: To unmold the panna cottas, briefly place each one in hot water, then invert into a shallow bowl. Pour the citrus soup around (discard the cinnamon stick) and garnish with mint leaves.


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Book a flight to Bahrain with Qatar Airways and you could be enjoying the friendliness and relaxing atmosphere of island life at its best. Translated, Bahrain means 'two seas' and this kingdom is practically defined by its relationship with the seas that surround it. The waters are so shallow that the inhabitants often 'reclaim' land that was once lost to them. Manama, the Bahrain Financial Harbour, is built on such land in a peculiar reversal of tide against turf.
Although it is quite modern in appearance, Bahrain has a long and illustrious history, dating back to the ancient Dilmun civilization. The Romans, Persians, Babylonians and Assyrians have all left their marks here, evident in the unique architecture and the complex flavours in the local cuisine.
If you're taking children on your trip to Bahrain, the Al-Areen Wildlife Park is well worth visiting. An expansive park, it gives families the chance to explore at their leisure and see some of Bahrain's indigenous species in the wild. Originally, it was created to house rare Arabian animals, such as the Oryx, Adax and Reem Gazelle – all of which still live there.
However, if you'd rather soak up some culture, take a trip to the Bahrain National Museum, a waterfront building where the waves come up to the windows! Here, you'll find fascinating and informative displays on the country and its history, including artefacts from the Dilmun people. After that, you might consider following it up with a visit to the A'Ali Burial Grounds. These are very much an attraction in their own right, but a trip to the National Museum beforehand will help you appreciate their significance.
For many visitors, a trip to Bahrain simply wouldn't be complete without a visit to the Al-Fatih Mosque. Capable of holding over 7,000 worshippers, it is built on reclaimed land and serves as a perfect way to further your understanding of Islam.
Bahrain is well established as a financial centre in the 21st Century. However, as recently as 100 years ago, its economy depended almost entirely on pearl diving. What was once a dangerous profession has been turned into a safe pastime for tourists, who use the latest scuba equipment to scour the seabed for oysters.
However, if that sounds a bit too challenging, you might want to visit some of the many art galleries in Bahrain, such as the Al Riwaq Art Space and the Bin Matar House. Alternatively, you can get an adrenaline fix and still remain seated by paying a visit to the Bahrain Grand Prix, held in Sakhir. This is a world-class event that is much enjoyed by the locals as much as visitors – although you'll need to book your tickets in advance.
Food is an integral part of Bahrain's culture and meals can go on for hours. No trip to Bahrain can be truly complete without sampling the local coffee. Far from being the thick tar people think it's going to be, Bahrain's coffee is a peculiarly refreshing drink. However, once you've had enough, remember to shake your cup from side to side or you might find it fills up again…
Bahraini food varies wildly from rustic street food to formal fine dining. If you want to eat like the locals, then hunt out street vendors in the market places, where you can sample dishes such as shawarma – particularly from the shawarma stands behind the Gulf Hotel.
Your trip to Bahrain should include the local delicacies such as Qoozi, a delicious mix of grilled lamb stuffed with rice, onions, spices and boiled eggs. One of the most common accompaniments with every meal is the traditional flatbread known as khubz, which is often served with a fish sauce called mahyawa.
When you think of a trip to Bahrain, you probably envisage labyrinthine souks, heady with the smell of coffee and brimming with vendors. This is certainly one side of shopping in the kingdom. Visit Manama and you'll find spice traders, and tailors ready to rustle you up a handmade suit on the spot. However, Bahrain is also home to some of the most expansive shopping centres in the area, such as the malls in Seef, where you can buy designer kaftans and luxurious Persian carpets.
If you have children with you, make sure to visit Muharraq, where you'll find an astonishing array of traditional sweets.
Flights to Bahrain will arrive in Bahrain International Airport, about 7kms north of Manama. There are plenty of taxis and car-hire services, although the distance to where you're staying is likely to be minimal.
Visa restrictions for entry into the country will depend on your country of origin, length of stay and whether your trip is for business or pleasure. So before you fly to Bahrain please check the visa and passport requirements.
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Lady Gaga releases 'Do What U Want' with R. Kelly
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Lady Gaga is putting her rear end front and center on the cover art for her new release "Do What You Want" featuring R. Kelly.
The pop star unveiled the artwork on Twitter, which shows her facing away from the camera wearing a floral-printed thong and not much else.
OFFICIAL DO WHAT U WANT FEAT @RKelly COVER ART. Song Available this Monday 12:01am! pic.twitter.com/L2evORgE2T— Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) October 19, 2013
Fans first got a listen to a short clip of "Do What You Want" when it was featured in a newly released commercial for Beats By Dre.
The song however is not the second official single off the upcoming ARTPOP. Gaga has already announced "Venus" as the follow-up to "Applause," and it's set for release later this month.


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You know those indie bands that become megahits online, but never fully catch on with mainstream pop culture? It happens to restaurant dishes too, and this year's version is the pescado zarandeado (whole grilled snook) at Mariscos Chente. What began with a review from the much-esteemed food blogger and Mexican cuisine expert Bill Esparza (Street Gourmet L.A.), reached frenzied heights on Chowhound, where its followers were known to offer up their experiences in a trancelike state, written, seemingly, in tongues. The praise was warranted. This fish, as well as their delightful shrimp, taste different from the ones every other chef is working with, as theirs are hand-delivered weekly from Mazatlán. The snook marinade is a mixture of chipotle mayonnaise and soy (among other things), but frankly, when you start digging into the flat, crispy beast, you wouldn't care if you were told it had been soaked in raw sewage — as long as you got to keep eating it. While you may find yourself simply picking at the thing with your fingers, it'd be best for you to realize that it comes with tortillas and a buttery onion sauce. Regardless, when you do go to eat there, bring friends, since the rest of the menu is pretty great too, and buckets of beer are just $20.—Noah Galuten
The Local Place is the more casual of the two South Bay restaurants associated with sweet bread makers King's Hawaiian. Located on Western Avenue in Torrance, near the 405, this restaurant has lengthy lines, but the service is quick. Breakfast is the best bargain, with Spam and egg musubi for $2.05 and breakfast sandwiches for $2.85. For lunch or dinner, the Porky Boy combo ($5.95) consists of a good-sized pork sandwich on a fresh, sweet roll with fries and a drink. Specials, which include the teriyaki bento box ($8.45) featuring beef, chicken and pork, change daily. In addition, the Local Place's bakery is filled with cakes, cookies and pies stuffed with macadamia nuts and coconut. The paradise cake, made with guavas, limes, passion fruits, strawberries and peaches, is a local favorite. Of course, you can also stock up on King's Hawaiian bread here. 18605 S. Western Ave., Torrance. (310) 523-3233.—Liz Ohanesian
Who says Italian food has to be expensive? Between the Mozza empire, the Drago empire, Il Moro and others, L.A. has an abundance of Italian dinner options to set you and your date back a hundred-plus bucks before you've even blinked. It's the wine, especially, that gets you. Yet while you could decide to go the fine dining route and skip the alcohol altogether, you'd also be missing out on an unequivocal truth of Italian culture: Booze goes with food. That's why the phrase "no corkage fee," when uttered in a public place, is guaranteed to prick up every ear within range. At Colori Kitchen, just a few blocks from Staples Center, you can nestle yourself into the spacious and oddly '90s-esque dining room, eat from a menu of basic Italian-American fare, and most importantly, drink freely from your own bottle (or bottles) of wine. Items like tricolore salad, spaghetti and meatballs and spinach ravioli are eaten freely and without judgment, and the cioppino, while one of the more expensive items on the menu, is also packed with enough seafood to make Poseidon weep. A slice of the ricotta cheesecake makes for a nice close to an utterly affordable evening.—Noah Galuten
If you're old enough to remember your parents taking you to a restaurant without consulting a Zagat for fear of choosing the "wrong" place, or not even thinking to ask who designed the interior, and you yearn for that kind of simplicity, Howard's is for you. If you were part of the more progressive, health-conscious generation born thereafter, and your mom never let your precious lips touch white bread, Howard's is for you. Now's your chance to experience this untouched-by-time diner, squat in the middle of an unattractive strip mall without a Starbucks (is that possible?) — where you can park right in front of the restaurant! — just like people did in the olden days. And for $5.35 you can get what the place is famous for: a gooey, drippy bacon and avocado burger tasting of the grill. It puts the Carl's Jr. version to shame. For $3.99 you'll get a classic BLT with four— count 'em—four slices of glistening bacon on toasted white bread. And trans fats be damned, here you can get the unadulterated full-fat version of French Fries ($2.10). In case you've got to know: Décor is by Howard. Go before it all becomes extinct. 11127 Venice Blvd., Ste. 7, Culver City. (310) 838-9111.—Heidi Dvorak
Making tortillas by hand may be a dying art in East L.A., but La Piñata Tortilleria stubbornly refuses to yield to the machine. They spend three mornings a week slapping oblong balls of maize flour on the counter and pounding out hundreds of tortillas a mano for their customers. Yes, La Piñata does offer mass-market tortillas as an option. At $1.89 for a package of 36, these tortillas de maquina offer significant savings, especially if you eat them often. But as far as taste goes, they're not in a league with the softer, thicker, más Mexicana tortillas a mano, made Friday through Sunday mornings. Arrive early, because that's when the food's freshest and sells out fast. Handmade tortillas are $3 for a package of 10 on the day they're made. They get knocked down to half price on Monday and Tuesday — if there are any left at all. La Piñata also makes excellent tamales, which come in pork, beef, cheese, chicken or sweet varieties for $16 per dozen. 607 W. Whittier Blvd., Montebello. (323) 726-0327.—Todd Krainin
Hawkins House of Burgers is most famous, perhaps, for its Hawkins Special, a truly absurd and behemoth creation consisting of three one-pound burger patties, cheese, bacon, chilies, onions, tomatoes, lettuce, fried eggs, pastrami, mustard, a butterflied hot dog, pickles and mayo. It weighs in at five pounds, costs sixteen bucks, and comes with fries and a soda. I'm not sure exactly how many people the monstrosity feeds, but let's hope it's more than one. Yet, while The Special is their claim to fame, it probably shouldn't be. Where else in Los Angeles can you pick up a delicious double cheese burger, an enormous pile of nicely prepared chili cheese fries and a tallboy of Olde English for around five bucks? Also, if you're really looking for a bargain, there's usually a guy on the patio outside selling bootleg DVDs for a dollar (not that we recommend that sort of behavior). And while you're there, take the opportunity to visit the Watts Towers just down the way. 11603 Slater St., Watts. (323) 563-1129.—Noah Galuten


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Over the past couple of years, my thinking has been greatly influenced by the "Prophets of Progress"—people like Stephen Pinker, Matt Ridley, Stephen Johnson, Hans Rosling, and Peter Diamandis to name a few. And I have written about their ideas extensively on this blog. Personally, I've been inspired by their persistent optimism about where we're headed in the future, even in the face of so much pessimism in progressive culture today.My student and colleague Carter Phipps, who is the author o … [Read more...]
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Tornados Sweep WolvesMarch 26, 2013
Clemens and Miller throw complete games
Newberry, S.C.- The Brevard College Tornados softball team swept a doubleheader from the Newberry Wolves on Tuesday afternoon thanks to excellent starting pitching and timely hitting, earning a shutout 3-0 win in the opener before taking the nightcap 3-1 at Smith Road Complex.
Game One: Brevard 3, Newberry 0
Brevard's Kayla Clemens (W, 4-7) stifled the Wolves with a complete-game shutout in the opener, holding Newberry to four hits and a walk while striking out five. Newberry's Darrian Jamison spoiled Clemens no-hit bid with a single in the 6th.
The Tornados took a 1-0 lead in the 5th after Emily Boykin reached on a fielding error to lead off and moved to third base on a sacrifice bunt followed by a single. Alyssa Miller delivered a two-out infield single to score Boykin and break the scoreless tie.
Brevard added two insurance runs in the 6th on Brittany Tucker's fifth homer of the season, a two-run jack to center field with one out.
Game Two: Brevard 3, Newberry 1
Alyssa Miller (W, 3-3) limited the Newberry offense in game two, allowing one run on six hits and three walks in the complete-game effort.
Brittany Jones smacked an RBI triple in the 3rd to give BC a 1-0 lead before Tucker followed in the 4th with an RBI double to make it 2-0 Tornados. Tucker drove in another run in the 6th with a single up the middle to give BC a three-run lead.
Tucker finished 3-for-6 with four RBI's on the afternoon, while Clemens and Brittany Fowler both had two hits in game two.
The Wolves scored on an RBI single in the 7th before Miller struck out the final batter, stranding a runner on third to give BC the sweep.
BC returns to action as they host Georgia College & State for a doubleheader on Thursday afternoon beginning at 1 p.m.


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What is better for a puppy, a dog harness or a collar?
If you or your family got a new puppy this Christmas you've probably already begun to spoil them. You've already purchased the necessities such as drinking bowls, food, leashes, etc. Now you are looking for things to show them your love and to maybe make them stand out from other puppies. One item that is both functional and can be stylish is a dog harness. It can also be safer for your pet then a simple leash.
Many pet owners find a dog harness a little more secure than a simple collar on their puppy. A harness or vest wraps securely around your pet, often secured by Velcro, making them easy to put on and off. The leash attaches to the harness and then you can safely walk your pet. With a collar, especially with a small dog, there is always a chance they can get free of it, if it hasn't been properly adjusted.
Another reason that people prefer a harness over a collar is that it doesn't put the amount of pressure on a pet's neck or throat as a collar does. In one test, 63% of the dogs examined had neck and spinal injuries. They found that the majority of these were from dog collars being used.
Instead of all the force being applied to the neck or throat, it is goes underneath your pet's chest and covers more of their body. This is especially apparent when first training your puppy to heel. Instead of pulling on their neck when training, a harness displaces the pressure throughout your pet's body.
If you prefer a collar, however, then consider a no pull harness, which is more like a leash, but designed specifically for training. A step in harness is also similar in look to a leash, but distributes the pressure evenly on your pet and as the name implies easy to put on.
For traveling, some dog harnesses can double as safety harnesses. Simply attach the harness to your seat belt and your dog will be more secure and safe sitting in your car.
Dog harnesses also offer a variety styles to choose from. You can deck a collar out in bling, but with a harness you can find dresses, vests, even holiday apparel. In our dog boutique alone we have dozens of styles to choose from. So if you want your pet to stand out during their next walk, then shop for a harness that matches their personality or the season.
With a puppy or any new dog, you want them to exercise, but you also want them to be safe. A harness is a good way to handle your puppy, even if they are hyperactive, without worrying about hurting them.


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Carnival Glory - Eastern Caribbean: Carnival Glory Cruise Review by FloridaKeith
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Carnival Glory - Eastern Caribbean
Destination: Eastern Caribbean
Embarkation: Port Canaveral (Orlando)
Negative Points: Lido Buffet (Red Sail Restaurant) badly organized creating long lines. Apart from cereals all hot and cold items on the same counters. On our previous Carnival cruises the continental breakfast items were separate Lido Buffet choices at breakfast display lots of niggling cost cutting: Many items only available some days e.g. pancakes, French toast, porridge, and grits. Some items not available at all e.g. oatmeal, meusli and english muffins Jam only available from one big jar on the counter, no individual portions. The same for syrup for french toast. Very little fresh fruit at breakfast, only melon and grapefruit. More Lido Buffet choices for evening meals was abysmal compared to the dining room menu.
On the night our tour was back late the only starter was soup, there was only one salad, two entrees pork or fish and the deserts were the same as lunchtime. Dining Room dinner menus no longer mention that a grilled steak, chicken or salmon is available as an alternative to the listed entrees. Our Assistant Maitre D'' did however confirm that they are still available. They clearly don't wish to encourage people asking for them.
Lounge entertainment has no soft music options. Only for the previous guest reception did the band play music for ballroom dancing. Rear dining room on decks 3 and 4 can only be accessed from higher or lower decks as galley blocks the way.
We had inside cabin 1298 on Riviera Deck, which proved very comfortable and was kept in tiptop shape by our Filipino steward Dexter. We were on the 5.45pm early sitting dinner on table 510 on the upper level of the Platinum dining room. We had requested a large table as we enjoy meeting people but had been assigned a table on our own. Our waiter Leila from Estonia and her assistant Noel from the Philippines looked after us well but seemed very rushed when 16 of their 20 assigned people were present. Some nights there were barely half that number and they were much more relaxed and chatty.
We had been to all three ports before but we like them so it was no problem. We did our own thing in Nassau and went to find the beach just past the Hilton Hotel. We had a force 8 gale between Nassau and St. Thomas, which made us three hours late docking at 1pm. Some tours were canceled but ours to St John went ahead normally, though it meant we returned on the ferry from St John in the dark and missed our dinner sitting, hence our comments about the second rate buffet dinner above. Lido dinner patrons really are second class guests on this ship. We also did our own thing in St. Maarten.
We saw 7 shows, which were very good, though the sound was often too loud. The Welcome Aboard Show, comedian Percy Crews, Living in America, singer Marcus Anthony, British magician Justin Illusion, Rock Down Broadway and comedian/magician Greg Ray. The gale resulted in one show being delayed for the safety of the dancers. The female cruise director Shawn Bussey was outstanding. The biggest laugh was when she invited three newly weds on stage. She persuaded the bridegrooms to do something special for their brides. When they returned to the stage they were dressed as Chippendales and strutted their stuff. When she got around to asking the third one what he did it brought the house down when he said he was a minister. Not only that but a hundred of his congregation had come on the cruise with them! I have never seen a cruise director speechless before, but Shawn was so convulsed with laughter, as was the audience and the participants, that it was ages before she could compose herself and continue. The minister and his bride were good sports who seemed to take it in their stride. They say that laughter is good for the soul!
Despite 3,200 passengers on the ship, which has a double berth capacity of 2,974, it rarely seemed crowded and there was no problem finding a sun lounger. We preferred the rear pool area with its opening glass roof as the background music tended to be more to our taste than the main pool area's throbbing style.
Embarkation at Port Canaveral had been very smooth and only took minutes. Disembarkation was another story. We finally got off two and half-hours after disembarkation started, the longest it has taken on any of our 14 cruises to date. It wasn't practical for us to use the Self-Assist option of taking all our cases ashore ourselves, which would have been much quicker.
We have taken two previous cruises on Carnival Fantasy and Inspiration. While we didn't like the dEcor on Inspiration it had the best food we have ever experienced apart from Celebrity and both Fantasy and Inspiration had excellent buffets. Sadly Glory was far below that standard so while we still enjoyed the cruise we have decided that Carnival's buffet cost cutting means that Carnival is now the bottom of our list for future cruises. Our next four cruises in 2006 are on Celebrity Summit, Saga Ruby, P&O Arcadia and Celebrity Zenith and we hope they have not succumbed to the same sort of niggling cost cutting. Less
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I won't although if I didn't just get a 55" Samsung I would. I can imagine a dvr to the cloud. Combined with Apple TV and a reliable TV at that.
On a side note, I picked up that $688 60" LED Vizio at walmart on black friday, and have an aTV hooked up to it. $800 for that combo? Cant be touched, I love it.
Also, watching your recordings over 3G/LTE will screw your monthly data cap so fast that you'll be paying overages in no time.
Studies also show that Apple is good a encouraging morons to shell out their cash when they can buy something that performs as well or better for about 1/3 the cost so it's no surprise the iSheep will flock to a stupidly priced apple flat panel.... especially if it adds no more functionality than the $100 apple tv you can currently pick up. iSheep will still think it's the best smart tv out on the market as I pick up the "newest" apple tv and a better spec flat panel for 1/3 the cost.....
I guess we'll see when it's announced.... can't wait to see all the "wow, this is the best tv EVER" threads.
Does your tv have a built in dvr and recordings to the cloud that you can stream on all of your iDevices? Didn't think so or maybe Samsung did 30 years ago and apple stole it. Just trying to get it out the way
With the data problem, I use the sling app and Netflix and have never gone over my cap, closest I've gotten was 100 MBs away on the last day of my cycle, so I'm not worried about that.
1: it'd be a huge selling point that would put them aside from the rest of the "smart tv" world.
And 2: Apple focus' on selling full complete seasons of TV shows And movies allowing you to own them for good (we all know the renting feature didn't really takeoff too well) And me, along with a lot of people I know, record a few episodes (maybe) of a show and delete when there's more then like 3 per show. I think they wouldn't kill there sales for the fact they are more of a "buy to own" type service than a way to catch up on missed TV (which is what I, and many others use DVR for)