text:
Intended audience: content developers working with right-to-left scripts, HTML/XHTML and SVG coders (using editors or scripting), script developers (PHP, JSP, etc.), schema developers (DTDs, XML Schema, RelaxNG, etc.), and anyone who is struggling to understand how to make their mixed direction text look right in markup .
Code samples containing Arabic and Hebrew text may be displayed in different ways depending on which editor is used. In this article right-to-left text in code samples is represented by UPPERCASE TRANSLATIONS, and left-to-right text by lowercase. All text in code samples reflects the direction of characters as stored in memory, rather than the displayed result. The original version of text in uppercase translations would be read from right-to-left.
To see the full source, click on the and view the source of the page that displays.
This article tells you how to write HTML where text with different writing directions is mixed within a paragraph or other HTML block (ie. inline or phrasal content). (A companion article Text direction and structural markup in HTML tells you how to use HTML markup for elements such as html
, and structural markup such as p
or div
and forms.)
It is common for content in Arabic, Hebrew, and other languages that use right-to-left scripts to include numerals or include text from other scripts. Both of these typically flow left-to-right within the overall right-to-left context.
The article first describes some of the basic principles underlying how the Unicode bidirectional algorithm works, so that you better understand the problems you have to deal with. Then it looks at some of the more common scenarios where the bidi algorithm requires assistance through the addition of markup or control codes. It is written in a tutorial style that helps the reader with little or no background in handling bidirectional text progress from one concept to the next.
The article is focused on markup usage in HTML, but most of the concepts are also relevant for other markup languages.
If you're not really familiar with the Unicode Bidirectional Algorithm, then before reading further you should click on this button and read the basic introduction to how the bidi algorithm works.
should be used on the html
tag and for structural markup see Text direction and structural markup in HTML.In the sections below, we will examine specific examples of what can go wrong, why it goes wrong, and what fixes it. Nevertheless, it is important to realize that, basically, the problems all occur when content in one direction includes an inline phrase in the opposite direction. We will call these opposite-direction phrases. An opposite-direction phrase may be a single directional run (such as a word), or may be a set of directional runs with an embedded change in base direction.
In the following example, the English sentence contains an opposite-direction phrase between the quotation marks. That phrase, itself, also contains an opposite-direction phrase: the C++ text.
Common examples of such phrases include quotations, titles of books, articles or plays, formatted numbers (e.g. phone numbers and MAC addresses), street and email addresses, and various names, such as brand names, acronyms, part numbers, site names, place names, file names (and paths), etc.
The problem is worse in applications that drop text into a page, say from a database. The application often does not know a-priori whether such text is (or perhaps contains) an opposite-direction phrase, and has to estimate its direction at run-time by checking the Unicode ranges of its characters. HTML5 introduces a feature for doing so in the browser.
Whenever an opposite-direction phrase occurs, things can go wrong. That is, something will go wrong if the text includes, without any special "wrapping", an inline opposite-direction phrase that:
Although this list seems daunting, there is no need to determine which, if any, of these cases applies to a particular phrase. There are default ways of "wrapping" opposite-direction phrases that will prevent problems in all of the cases above, and do no harm when none of them apply. We will describe how such wrapping is done in the current generation of browsers, and how HTML5 adds new markup that can help.
In this section we will summarize some default guidelines for working with bidirectional inline text. Often alternative approaches will work, but the approaches outlined here are simple to apply and should work for all cases.
Descriptions of the markup used can be found in the next section. Following sections will provide worked examples. Some of the alternatives are also explored in the worked examples of the following sections.
attribute to that element. In some cases this can lead to the block of text being aligned on the page in a way that is not desirable. To avoid this, you can add an inline element immediately inside the tags of the existing markup, and follow the rules below for marking up that inline element. For more information about handling direction in non-inline elements, see Text direction and structural markup in HTML. NOTE! This section currently describes how to work with markup in HTML4, and some new features that are being introduced by HTML5 that should simplify various things. At the time of writing there may still be some new HTML5 features to come. Once the final decisions have been taken we will update the article. In the meantime, support for HTML5 features is variable. Use them where you can, and encourage browsers developers to continue to implement them.
The easiest way to address bidi issues in your content is to tightly wrap every opposite-direction phrase in markup that sets its base direction.
By tightly wrapping, we mean that the element contains the entire opposite-direction phrase, and nothing but the opposite-direction phrase.
When none of the problematic use cases apply, this will not have any visible effect. But when one of them does apply, this provides a simple solution, that doesn't require you to figure out specifically what the problem is.
Here is a summary of markup strategies when working with HTML4.
To make sure that a phrase that contains any opposite-direction characters is displayed correctly, do the following:
If you know the phrase's direction, or can work it out for injected text, then up to two steps are necessary:
tightly wrap the phrase in an inline element that uses the dir
attribute to set the direction of the phrase. This is not always necessary, but never does any harm. If the phrase is already tightly wrapped in an inline element, you can use the existing element for this purpose. If not, add a span

 ltr-text RTL-TEXT
 |
⇨ |
 ltr-text  RTL-TEXT
 |

 ltr-text  RTL-TEXT
 |
⇨ |
 ltr-text  RTL-TEXT
 |

 ltr-text  RTL-TEXT ltr-text-in-rtl
 |
⇨ |
 ltr-text  RTL-TEXT  ltr-text-in-rtl
 |
if the tightly-wrapped phrase in the previous step is followed inline (possibly after some intervening neutral characters) by a number or a logically separate opposite-direction phrase, then add a directional mark (RLM or LRM) immediately after the markup of that phrase. Choose one that matches the direction of the surrounding context. If you do not want to or cannot check whether the phrase is followed by one of those things, you can add a directional mark matching the direction of the context after every tightly-wrapped phrase.

 ltr-text  RTL-TEXT 1234
 |
⇨ |
 ltr-text  RTL-TEXT 1234
 |

 ltr-text  RTL-TEXT-1,  RTL-TEXT-2
 |
⇨ |
 ltr-text  RTL-TEXT-1,  RTL-TEXT-2
 |
If you don't know the phrase's direction, ie. unknown text that will be injected at run time, there isn't really a good way to automatically apply the right base direction in HTML4. However, if you know that one injected phrase may be followed inline by a number or a logically separate opposite-direction phrase, you can add a directional mark immediately after the phrase that matches the direction of the surrounding context in order to separate the phrase from what follows.
If the phrase is being injected at run-time and its overall direction is unknown, it can be estimated from the direction of its individual characters, e.g. by using the direction of its first strongly typed character. Open-source code for doing so is available, but HTML4 does not offer any features for easing this task. It is possible (but not necessary) to skip the steps above only if both the overall direction of the phrase and the direction of the last strongly typed character in the phrase is the same as the context direction.
HTML5 provides additional markup to get around the limitations of the markup available in HTML4. In particular, HTML5 offers markup that isolates inline phrases and/or automatically assesses their direction.
NOTE! This section describes features that are being introduced by HTML5. At the time of writing these features are not yet fully supported in browsers, although the expectation is that they will be supported soon. In the meantime, you should use with care.
To make sure that a phrase that contains any opposite-direction characters is displayed correctly, do the following.
If you know the phrase's direction, or can work it out for injected text, at the moment (see the note) the simplest way to ensure that you will have no issues is to wrap the phrase in <bdi dir="ltr">...</bdi>
or <bdi dir="rtl">...</bdi>
, as appropriate. (If already wrapped by a span
element, you may replace the span
with this.)
! Wrapping text in bdi
tags when it is already tightly wrapped by another tag is sub-optimal for a number of reasons. In addition, because the Unicode Consortium now recommends that isolation be the default whenever base direction is set, the Internationalization Working Group is currently preparing a proposal for the HTML Working Group for an attribute-based solution that sets a specific text direction at the same time as isolating.
It would then simply be a question of adding the
attribute with the appropriate value to the existing markup.
This will make the markup simpler and more consistent with other markup usage. It will also simplify various other things you might want to do when moving markup in and out of databases, etc.
Please watch this space for developments.

 ltr-text RTL-TEXT
 |
⇨ |
 ltr-text <bdi dir=rtl> RTL-TEXT</bdi>
 |

 ltr-text  RTL-TEXT
 |
⇨ |
 ltr-text <bdi dir=rtl> RTL-TEXT</bdi>
 |

 ltr-text  RTL-TEXT ltr-text-in-rtl
 |
⇨ |
 ltr-text <bdi dir=rtl> RTL-TEXT <bdi dir=ltr> ltr-text-in-rtl</bdi></bdi>
 |
If you don't know the phrase's direction, ie. unknown text that will be injected at run time, then either:
wrap the phrase in <bdi>...</bdi>
. (If already wrapped by a span
element, you may replace the span
with bdi
.) (Without an explicit dir
value, dir="auto"
is implied.)
or alternatively, if the phrase is tightly wrapped by an element already, you could just add dir="auto"
to that element

 static-text injected-text
 |
⇨ |
 static-text <bdi> injected-text</bdi>
 |

 static-text  injected-text
 |
⇨ |
 static-text <bdi> injected-text</bdi>
 or
 static-text  injected-text
 |
The previous section jumped straight to the instructions about how to proceed. This section takes time out to describe the markup and control characters mentioned above.
The To set the default direction of the whole HTML document to right-to-left, add In principle, the right thing to do for every opposite-direction phrase is to set its base direction by using the In addition to the One use of LRM and RLM is to extend a directional run through neutral or weak characters at the start or end of an opposite-direction phrase, by putting a mark of the same direction as the phrase on the other side of those neutral or weak characters. You can see an example of how it works in the advanced usage notes for use case 1 below. Another use, as we have seen in the previous section, is to separate runs of text that would otherwise be incorrectly treated as the same directional run (see use case 3 for a good example). To do this you put between them a directional mark with the same directionality as the overall context. HTML5 addresses another need: text dropped into a page, say from a database, when you don't know its base direction. Before HTML5, you could only set the HTML5 provides a new value for the There are corner cases where this may not give the desired outcome, but it should usually produce the desired result. Note that the browser ignores any neutral or weak characters at the beginning of the text when looking for the first strong character. It also ignores anything inside a Furthermore, HTML5 introduces a new element, Since it is actually quite rare not to want to isolate embedded phrases from its surroundings, Note that The choice of whether to attach The
attribute sets the base direction for the content of an element. dir="rtl"
to the html
tag. This will result in all elements in the document inheriting a base direction of RTL. You can change the base direction for content within a page by surrounding that content with an element and adding a dir
attribute to indicate the desired direction. dir
attribute on an element tightly wrapping the phrase. LRM/RLM
attribute, the visual order in which text is displayed can also be modified by using two invisible Unicode control characters: LRM (U+200E LEFT-TO-RIGHT MARK) which can be added to the source text using the character itself or the escapes
or
, and RLM (U+200F RIGHT-TO-LEFT MARK), for which the escapes are
or )
. Each has the strong type indicated by its name, but is invisible, like an invisible A and an invisible א.dir="auto"
attribute to ltr
or rtl
, and had to somehow determine yourself which of them was appropriate. dir
attribute: auto
. The auto
value tells the browser to look at the first strongly typed character in the element. If it's a right-to-left typed character such as a Hebrew or Arabic letter, the element will get a direction of rtl
. If it's, say, a Latin character, the direction will be ltr
element or an element with a dir
tag of its own, including auto
on any element also directionally isolates its content from its surroundings. The effect of the isolation is that you do not need to use LRM and RLM to separate a markup-wrapped opposite-direction phrase from a number or a logically separate opposite-direction phrase that happens to follow it. Thus, if you already have an element like a
or cite
wrapping a phrase of unknown direction, all your bidi wrapping needs are accomplished by adding dir="auto"
on the existing element.The
. It is just like a span
, but directionally isolates its content from the surrounding text; "bdi" stands for "bidirectional isolate". bdi
(when the browser supports it) can be used instead of a span
for bidi-wrapping, and the use of LRMs and RLMs can be completely avoided.bdi
comes with the dir
attribute set to the new auto
value by default (see above), however it is also possible to use an explicit dir
attribute on bdi
with values set to ltr
or rtl
, if you know the direction of the phrase and just want to isolate it.dir="auto"
on an existing element or to wrap the phrase in a bdi
depends on whether you already have an inline element tightly wrapping the potentially opposite-direction phrase, and whether you happen to know the phrase's direction (or can guess at it better than the browser's dir="auto"
In this section we will look at how to write code that addresses various use cases where the content is written by the author. The section following this deals with use cases where content is injected into the page.
In this example a right-to-left book title is embedded in a left-to-right context, and the book title itself contains an embedded left-to-right phrase. Here is the code without any additional bidi markup:
What one would expect to see is:
Unfortunately, the bidirectional algorithm cannot tell where the boundaries of the nested changes in base direction should be. The result, without help in the markup, is:
For HTML4 you would deal with this by wrapping each opposite-direction phrase in an element with a dir
attribute. (Note, by the way, how the markup appears inside the quotation marks, which are part of the English text.)
If there is already suitable markup to surround the book title, such as a cite
element, add the dir
attribute to it.
advanced usage notes: Note that two elements with dir
are needed in this case. This is because there are two opposite direction phrases. If only one was used, like this:
The displayed text would be as shown below. This moves the C++ to the left, as needed, but the + signs appear on the wrong side of the C.
This fails because the "C++" is an opposite-direction (LTR) phrase within the title, ending in neutral characters and the phrase is now being displayed with an RTL base direction. The bidi algorithm has no way of knowing that the plus signs are part of an LTR phrase, not of the RTL context, and thus displays them to the left of the "C" instead of to its right.
To solve this problem, wrap the overall RTL phrase in a
, and the LTR phrase nested inside it in its own
It is important to note that each phrase is nested. Just wrapping the Arabic in one cite
followed by a span
containing the C++ would result in the same outcome as shown in the use case description.
advanced usage notes: As noted earlier, one use of LRM and RLM is to extend a directional run through neutral or weak characters at the start or end of an opposite-direction phrase, by putting a mark of the same direction as the phrase on the other side of those neutral or weak characters. For this example, instead of wrapping the "C++" in a
, we could add
after the second plus:
The result is what we need:
Because the LRM is a strongly left-to-right character, the neutral pluses are now between two strong left-to-right characters (the C and the LRM). They therefore also become left-to-right in direction, making a single directional run of the four characters.
Used this way, however, LRM and RLM are a bit like gotos in programming languages: a quick hack that, unlike the dir
attribute, says nothing about the structure of the text. And they simply cannot be used to deal with an opposite-direction phrase that happens to contain a nested phrase in the original direction, like our complete "Introduction to C++" example above. That may seem like an esoteric case, but it is surprisingly common when displaying right-to-left data in a left-to-right page, because the use of left-to-right words (like "C++") is not uncommon in right-to-left text.
So, if you don't want to analyze whether LRM and RLM can replace the use of the dir
attribute in your case, just use the dir
advanced usage notes: Nevertheless, it turns out that LRM and RLM do have an essential function dealing with opposite-direction phrases in HTML4: separating an opposite-direction phrase from a number, or from a separate opposite-direction phrase that happens to follow it. It does this by putting between them a mark of the same direction as the context. When used this way, LRM and RLM do not replace the use of the dir
attribute, but augment it. See use case 2 and use case 3 below.
To address this in HTML5, if there is no other markup around the opposite-direction phrases, wrap both with bdi
and add the appropriate dir
advanced usage notes: If the "C++" in this example was an ordinary Latin-script word, such as "Python" you wouldn't actually need to mark it up to get the right display. The bidi algorithm would take care of it. However marking up text in this way avoids you having to understand why these two cases are different, and having to work out which case applies for your content.
Similarly, if the title contained no embedded left-to-right text, you wouldn't actually need directional markup at all, but adding it avoids possible issues related to following inline text, such as where the text is edited to add a following number or another title, like this:
If there is already suitable markup to surround the book title, such as a cite
element, add the bdi
element inside it.
! As mentioned already in an earlier note, wrapping text in bdi
tags when it is already tightly wrapped by another tag is sub-optimal for a number of reasons, and the Internationalization Working Group is currently preparing a proposal for a new attribute-based approach to setting direction and isolation simultaneously.
It would then simply be a question of adding the attribute with the appropriate values to the existing markup.
Please watch this space for developments.
advanced usage notes: If you feel comfortable enough with the concepts involved, you may realize that in this particular case, because each embedded phrase begins with the appropriate strongly-typed character, you could also have used the dir
attribute where the text is wrapped tightly by another element, as follows.
Marking up with bdi
tags avoids you needing to figure out whether there is likely to be a potential issue, due to incorrect assignment of direction by the auto
value, avoids the need to change markup as further edits are made, and avoids you having to remember two different markup approaches.
In the next example, the opposite-direction phrase is followed by a logically separate number. This is the code without any bidi markup:
You would expect to see:
You would actually see:
This happens because the bidi algorithm tells the browser to treat the "5″ as part of the Hebrew text. This is not appropriate here though. We need to find a way to say that the name and the number are separate things, ie. to isolate the inserted name from the number.
In HTML4 you would fix this by not only adding the markup around the Hebrew text, but adding also an LRM character after it. That would prevent the number being associated with the right-to-left text.
If the search string was already tightly wrapped by an element, use that element tag to add the dir
attribute, and add the LRM character after it.
Of course, if the example was reversed so that the basic text is in Arabic/Hebrew/etc. and the book title was in English, you would need to add an RLM character rather than an LRM character.
Wrap the title with bdi
and add the appropriate dir
value. There is no need to add an LRM after the markup, since the bdi
element automatically isolates its content.
If there is already suitable markup to surround the book title, such as an a
element, add the bdi
element inside it.
! See the note above about possible changes to the HTML5 markup that may provide an alternative to using bdi
advanced usage notes: As for the previous use case, because the content of the a
element starts with a Hebrew (ie. strongly right-to-left) character, it would also be possible, in this case, to use less markup by adding a dir
attribute directly to the a
tag, with a value of auto
The auto
value isolates the content of the a element from the following number. If the content of the a
element starts with a left-to-right character, however, you will need to revert to using the bdi
Neutrals between same directional runs can sometimes be misinterpreted. In this use case we have several country names in Arabic listed in a LTR paragraph. This is an example of an opposite-direction phrase followed by another, but logically separate, opposite-direction phrase. Here is the source code without any bidi markup:
We expect to see the following:
In the actual result, the first two Arabic words are reversed and the intervening comma is moved to the right side of the space between the words.
The reason for the failure is that, with a strongly typed right-to-left (RTL) character on either side, the bidirectional algorithm sees the neutral comma as part of the Arabic text. It is interpreting the first two Arabic words and the comma as a single directional run in Arabic. In fact it is part of the English text, and should mark the boundary between the two separate right-to-left directional runs in Arabic.
The solution for this use case is similar to that for the previous use case, so we will keep the notes below brief, and assume that you have read the solutions for use cases 1 and 2. We will present just the default markup approach.
In HTML4 add markup around the Arabic text, but add also an LRM character after it whenever that text is followed by another opposite-direction phrase.
As before, if the Arabic text was already tightly wrapped by an element, use that element tag to add the dir
Simply wrap each Arabic word with bdi
and add the appropriate dir
If there is already markup surrounding the Arabic text, such as an a
element, add the bdi
element inside it. Be careful to keep one element inside the other, rather than overlapping.
! See the note above about possible changes to the HTML5 markup that may provide an alternative to using bdi
In this section we will look at use cases that involve injected content into a page at run time.
It is important to note that we cannot address markup inside the injected content. In all cases below, if the injected phrases contain embedded opposite-direction phrases themselves, these need to be already marked up when the phrase is injected into the page, either in the database, or added by scripting when the injected phrase is fetched. If this is not done, the injected text will look alright for simple cases, but may be problematic for more complex ones.
In the article Text direction and structural markup in HTML there is an example of a page for an online book store that carries books in many languages and needs to display the original book titles regardless of the language of the user interface. Thus, a Hebrew or Arabic book title may appear in an English interface, and vice-versa.
Let us suppose that you searched for the book הצהחת קידוד תװי CSS and that book wasn't found. The bookstore might generate a message that says so. The image above shows what one would expect to see.
Note how the 'CSS' is to the left of the Hebrew text because it is part of the book title. However with the following source code ...
... here is the actual result. Note how the 'CSS' is now on the right of the Hebrew text.
In HTML4 we can't really address this use case using markup, since we need to know in advance the direction of the text. This can only be achieved by knowing the direction of or examining the injected phrase before insertion, and applying the appropriate directional information by scripting. HTML5 will provide markup to address this problem.
The default rule when there is no other element around the injected text, is to wrap it in bdi
The bdi
tag automatically assigns a direction based on the first strong character in the injected string.
advanced usage notes:It is possible that the search string in this example begins with a strong left-to-right character, for example, if the book title that we are searching for begins with 'CSS', rather than ending with it. In that case, there is not much we can do by default in the markup. To cover this case you would have to use scripting to detect the direction of the string as a whole and apply that to the markup.
If there is another element around the injected text, wrap the injected phrase in bdi
or use dir="auto"
Here's an example where the names of restaurants are added to a page from a database. You don't know in advance the directionality of the injected text. This is the code produced by the script that injects the phrases, without bidi markup:
And here's what one would expect to see, and what you'd actually see.
The problem with the second restaurant name arises because the browser thinks that the " – 5″ is part of the Hebrew text. This is what the Unicode Bidi Algorithm tells it to do, and usually it is correct. Not here though. We need to find a way to say that the name and the number are separate things, ie. to isolate the inserted name from the number.
In the third restaurant name the number is back in the right place, but the word 'Roma' is part of the Hebrew name, and should appear to the left of the Hebrew text. In other words, we need to apply a base direction of RTL to the whole of the injected text.
In HTML4, all we can do is add a LRM character after the injected phrase, to ensure that it is isolated from the number. This would be sufficient to correctly render the second item in the list, because it is a very simple case, with no embedded opposite-direction phrases or neutral characters. The third case, however, will not work so well, since the base direction has to be set to right-to-left for the word 'Roma' to appear on the left. This can only be properly rendered if the injected phrase has markup added to it before insertion.
The code would look something like this.
Once again, the default rule when there is no other element around the injected text, is to wrap it in bdi
. The bdi
element automatically isolates the injected phrase from the number, and sets the direction for the phrase based on its first strong character.
The bdi
tag automatically assigns a direction based on the first strong character in the injected string.
You'll notice that the example above puts bdi
around the name Aroma too. Of course, you don't actually need that, but it won't do any harm. On the other hand, it simplifies the necessary script code, and means you can handle any name that comes out of the database, whatever script it is in.
If there is another element around the injected text, wrap the injected phrase in bdi
or use dir="auto"
It is a very common situation for punctuation or some other neutral character to appear at the end of an opposite direction phrase and belong with that phrase.
Unfortunately, such neutrals between different directional runs are typically misinterpreted unless there is additional bidi markup. In the following example, the exclamation mark should appear at the end of the Arabic text, ie. to the left, like this:
Unfortunately, if we rely solely on the bidirectional algorithm we see this:
Given our understanding of the bidi algorithm we can easily understand why this happened. Because the exclamation mark was typed in between the last RTL letter 'ب' (on the left) and the LTR letter 'i' (of the word 'in') its directionality is determined by the base direction of the paragraph, ie. LTR in this case.
Because the exclamation mark is seen as LTR it joins the directional run that includes the text 'in Arabic'.
The general solution mentioned above works fine: just put the opposite-direction phrase in an element with a dir
attribute. If there isn't already an element present, use a span
advanced usage notes:You could also simply place an RLM after the exclamation mark, but we have already discussed why that is a less ideal fix. Note, also, that when using this solution, without markup, the Arabic text is not marked up for language or styling. Adding markup around the embedded title is probably a better way to solve the problem.
HTML5. Put a dir="rtl"
on a surrounding element, or put bdi
inside it, or use bdi
if there isn't already a surrounding element.
The picture below shows the expected result of displaying a telephone number in a right-to-left context, where the area code is surrounded by parentheses, and where the number appears at the beginning of a line or after some right-to-left text.
The next picture shows what you actually see, if you rely solely on the bidi algorithm.
Because these are numbers, the order applied by the bidirectional algorithm is slightly different from what we've seen before, but the fix is essentially the same.
Here is another, somewhat more problematic example of the same thing. The picture below shows a MAC address number as you would expect to see it displayed in a right-to-left context. The sequence 01:02:aa:4a:bb:06 looks exactly the same as it would in a left-to-right context.
Here, however, is what you will see when relying solely on the bidirectional algorithm.
This is particularly worrisome, since it's not obvious when the order is incorrect. Even if you did know it was incorrect, it is not at all clear how it should be read.
Although there are more characters involved, this problem is caused because the bidirectional algorithm assumes that the initial run of numbers (and colons, since they are neutral) are associated with the preceding Hebrew text, rather than part of the Mac address.
This example indicates that you should always wrap MAC addresses, and similar numbers, with directional information.
The solution is the same. Put the opposite-direction phrase in an element with a dir
attribute. If there isn't already an element present, use a span
. The following code would be used in an overall right-to-left context.
Put a dir="ltr"
on a surrounding element, or put bdi
inside it, or use bdi
if there isn't already a surrounding element. We just show the simplest case here. The following code would be used in an overall right-to-left context.
advanced usage notes:You could also solve both of these cases by simply inserting an RLM immediately before the number. Adding markup around the number is probably a safer way to solve the problem.
There are some situations where you may not be able to use the markup described in the previous section. In HTML these include the
element and any attribute value.title
In these situations you have to use the invisible Unicode characters that produce the same results.
To replicate the effect of the markup described in the example above related to nested base directions, we can use pairs of characters to surround the embedded text. The first character is one of U+202B RIGHT-TO-LEFT EMBEDDING (RLE) or U+202A LEFT-TO-RIGHT EMBEDDING (LRE). This corresponds to the markup
or
, respectively. The second character is U+202C POP DIRECTIONAL FORMATTING (PDF). This corresponds to the
in the markup. Here's an example.
These control characters should only be used for inline phrases, not for block elements such as paragraphs. In general, it is recommended that you use markup where it is available, rather than these character pairs, because it is easier to see and therefore manage the markup, and it is consistent with the approach used for block elements. Where markup is not available, of course, this is the only option.
When it comes to dealing with the misplaced neutrals described earlier, you can use the same approach. There is, however, a simpler alternative that works for cases such as the one shown, and is in fact recommended by the Unicode Standard rather than a pair of controls for these simple cases.
This involves placing an invisible, strongly-typed RTL Unicode character, after the exclamation mark. This puts our neutral punctuation between two strongly typed RTL characters, which results in the neutral becoming RTL too, and therefore the exclamation mark becomes a continuation of the right-to-left directional run.
The character designed for this purpose is the Unicode character U+200F RIGHT-TO-LEFT MARK (RLM). There is also a similar character, U+200E LEFT-TO-RIGHT MARK (LRM).
Note that in the example just shown the Arabic text is no longer marked up for language or styling. Also, because the character is invisible you may prefer to actually type in a numeric character reference () as we did here, or, if available, a character entity (such as  in HTML).
From version 6.3 onwards, the Unicode Standard will contain new control codes (RLI, LRI, FSI, PDI) to enable authors to express isolation at the same time as direction in inline bidirectional text. The Unicode Consortium recommends that isolation be used as the default for all future inline bidirectional text embeddings. We will add further information about how to use these control codes once major browsers support them.
You may have noticed that, in addition to changing position, one of the parentheses in the previous example actually changed shape, too. This was completely automatic, and happens because these characters are what are known as mirrored characters in Unicode.
Mirrored characters are usually pairs of characters, such as parentheses, brackets, and the like, whose shape when displayed is dependent upon whether it is part of a LTR or RTL context. You do not have to change the character for the shape to change.
The ends of an opening parenthesis always face in the direction of the text flow, and closing parentheses face the other way.
In the picture below, the parenthesis circled in red faces to the right in the top line and to the left in the bottom line. The only difference between the two lines is that we put a span around the Latin text in the bottom line and set the base direction to ltr
. What you are seeing is exactly the same character – we have only changed the markup.
On the top line, the bidi algorithm thinks the closing parenthesis is part of the RTL text, and so it faces right. On the bottom line, the bidi algorithm treats it as a LTR closing parenthesis, so it faces left.
This means that, whether the stored content is in Arabic/Hebrew or Latin script, you would use the same LEFT PARENTHESIS character at the beginning of the parenthesized text. In other words, treat mirrored characters as if any word left
in the name meant 'opening', and right meant 'closing'.
There may be occasions where you don't want the bidi algorithm to do its reordering work at all. In these cases you need some additional markup to surround the text you want left unordered.
In HTML this is achieved using the inline bdo element. (In other XML applications, such as XHTML2, it may be implemented as a value of
or lro
on the dir
attribute, enabling it to be applied to any element.) Again, there are Unicode control
characters you could use to achieve the same result, but because they create states with invisible boundaries this is generally not recommended.
Examples that show the characters as ordered in memory use the bdo
tag to achieve that effect. For example, the picture below shows Hebrew text as ordered in memory.
For the bottom line we would use the following markup in HTML:


text:
So here we are again, FINAFLEX dropping new supps like pennies in a wishing well! Up for logging opportunity this time is our reformulated Pro Xanthine 500-XT. This stuff is great, just have a look at the new profile.
FinaFlex Pro Xanthine 500-XT Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 1 capsule
Servings per Container: 60
Amount Per Serving
% Daily Value
Pro Xanthine 500-XT Blend:
Antioxidant Energy Amplification (450mg):
1,3,7-trimethylxanthine, IRISINxd (Green Tea Extract [standardized for EGCG], N-Coumaroyldopamine), Blueberry Extract, Theobromine, AdvantraZ (Citrus Aurantium Extract Powder 50%)
Mood Elevator & Focus Factor (205mg):
Thiamine disulfide butyrate (Sulbutiamine), b-Phenethylamine HCI, Schizanadrol A, Hordenine HCI, r-Methyl-b-Phenethylamine HCI
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
** Percent Daily Values not established.
OTHER INGREDIENTS: Gelatin, Silica, Magnesium Stearate, Stearic Acid, Titanium Dioxide, FD&C Blue #1, FD&C Red #3
We need 5 loggers to run good logs in here so lets get the apps in.
What are we looking for? We need someone who is 18 years or older, who can log with detail and integrity. You dont have to be an AM logstar but it definitely helps .
I'd like these stats to get started though:
1.) How old are you?
2.) Male or Female?
3.) Have you used our products before?
4.) Would you be willing to update your log at least 4 times a week?
5.) What other supplements if any would you intend to use while logging this product (ex: Multivitamins, BCAA's, Creatine, Whey) SnagencyV2 will make decisions on what he approves.
6.) Nutrition - Are you eating for bulk, recomp, or cutting?
7.) Do you agree to give an honest product review here and www.Supplementreviews.com following our product rating criteria at the end of the log?
8.) Please state your training style.
9.) Can you post before/after photos?
10.) Links to previous logs or reviews you have done if any.
People chosen will have to sign a FINAFLEX release form before the product can be released.
Review Questions -
Please rate on a scale of 1-5: 1=Strongly Disagree; 2 = Disagree; 3 = Neutral; 4 = Agree; 5 = Strongly Agree
1) This product was a great source of clean energy... (1-5)
2) This product affected my mood in a positive manner... (1-5) -
3) This product helped control my cravings/appetite... (1-5) -
4) This product enhanced my mental focus... (1-5) -
5) This product did not give me the jitters... (1-5) -
6) This product helped me lose weight? (1-5) -
7) I really enjoyed this product and would recommend it to friends and family... (1-5) -

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The first step to turning around these events is to stop, or at least drastically reduce, the medications. By removal of the medication-induced "hyper-insulin-state," the body can now begin making overdue corrections; an important one being weight loss. The second crucial step is to change to a low-fat, animal-food-free, starch-based diet. Starchy foods (rice, corn, potatoes, beans, etc. cause the body's own insulin to become more powerful; insulin sensitivity is increased.1-3. To further make the point about the benefits of carbohydrates on the function of insulin; even pure simple sugar improves insulin sensitivity.4 A classic experiment on people found an improvement in diabetic control as measured by fasting blood sugar levels, insulin levels, and glucose tolerance tests when diabetics were fed an extreme diet consisting of 85% of the calories as simple sugar (glucose and maltose).4 Animal proteins, like milk casein, and animal fats and vegetable oils reduce the sensitivity of insulin.5,6 The third step is to start exercising which further lowers blood sugars and enhances the weight loss. With these changes a simple cure is possible for essentially everyone with type-2 diabetes.
Diabetes: From Insulin Deficiency to Excess
Diabetes (mellitus) is a disease characterized primarily by elevated sugar levels measured by a blood test usually taken after 6 to 8 hours without food (a fast). Normal fasting blood sugar values vary among healthy people between 50 mg/dL to 100 mg/dL.* Levels above 100 mg/dL suggest impairment of the body's blood sugar-regulating mechanisms (impaired glucose tolerance = IGT) and a level above 126 mg/dL is defined as diabetes. Blood sugar levels change rapidly, especially after eating (they go up) and after exercise (they go down).
Users browsing this forum: Google [Bot] and 0 guests


text:
How to make message like this using Quickly
Take the tour
Ask Ubuntu is a question and answer site for Ubuntu users and developers. It's 100% free, no registration required.
You want to use a Gtk.MessageDialog. Example:
You can find extensive information on using these dialogs on this page. | |||||||||


text:
The Falls at Clear Lake - Apartment Rentals in Webster, TX
The Falls at Clear Lake Apartments Description
Welcome to The Falls at Clear Lake. Our convenient location in the heart of Clear Lake, near Kemah Boardwalk, NASA & Bay Brook Mall, puts you exactly where you want to be. With a wide variety of apartment designs, The Falls at Clear Lake has a living space for every need. Picture yourself enjoying the scenic views in a well-designed community with exquisite style and luxury. Please call for an appointment today.
Pet Policy
Cats and Dogs are allowed. Restrictions or other terms: Call for details..
- Pool
- Playground
- Spa
- Laundry
- Short Term Lease
- Gate
- On-site Management
- On-site Maintenance
- Clubhouse
- BBQ/Picnic Area
- Controlled Access
- Sports Courts
- Spanish Speaking Staff
- 2 Pool areas
- Activity Center
The Falls at Clear Lake
801 E NASA Rd One
Search Nearby Cities
- Baytown Apartments
- Galveston Apartments
- Houston Apartments
- Humble Apartments
- Katy Apartments
- Missouri City Apartments
- Pearland Apartments
- Spring Apartments
- Sugar Land Apartments
- The Woodlands Apartments
Search Nearby Zip Codes
Apartment Rentals Near Webster, TX
- Avana Grand Palms 100 Texas Avenue West Webster, TX 77598 Phone Number: (832) 932-9514
- Green Oaks 695 Pineloch Dr Webster, TX 77598 Phone Number: (409) 440-4685
- El Dorado View Apartments 240 El Dorado Blvd Webster, TX 77598 Phone Number: (281) 882-3258
- Pipers Cove Apartments 270 El Dorado Blvd Webster, TX 77598 Phone Number: (281) 500-9392


text:
The Bayview - 310/2 Beach Road, Pattaya, Cholburi 20150, Thailand
Tel: +66 (0) 3842–3877 Fax: +66 (0) 3842–8879
Copyright©2010-2012. All rights on images and text are reserved
Restaurants & Bars
Enjoy a sumptuous array of cuisine from around the world at The Bayview's signature restaurant, Garden Terrace Café. In addition, with four attractive bars and elegant lounges to choose from, why not pause for a refreshing snack or cocktail. Mingling and relaxing with family, friends and new acquaintances from around the world is a breeze at The Bayview!
Exotica Bar & Lounge
The friendly and relaxed atmosphere of the Exotica Bar & Lounge is ideal for winding down after a hectic day of shopping, sight-seeing or sport. Shoot some pool, read a book, play a board game, check your email, surf the net or simply enjoy a delicious cocktail, ice-cold drink or soothing cup of tea. A full menu of bar snacks and heartier meals also available.
Open 10:00 am to 01:00 daily.


text:
1 Meetup Group matches "Prison Reform" near Villa Park, CA
If you are dealing with the grief and loss of a loved one due to incarceration this group is for you. We are a group of caring individuals that understand the life altering experiences you will go through. The group is confidential. Please join us every 2nd Saturday of each month. Through our re-entry program "Carolyn's Closet" provides clothing for women recently released from incarceration or starting a new career. For more information please reply to this site. You can also follow us on fac …
Get an alert email when new Meetup Groups like this start near you.
You'll get advice, help finding members, and tools to make running a Meetup Group easier.


text:
First Presbyterian Church,
Sunday, November 17, 2013 @3pm.
Soprano Carrie Hennessey in recital. Greg Mason, piano
Ms. Hennessey has performed in opera, theater and with symphonies all around the world...
Kentfield events in sacramento november events
Vallejo Symphony Presents, Season 82
Sunday, Feb 23
Trilogy of Spirit
Saturday, Dec 14
Miyazaki Bathhouse & Gallery,
Walnut Grove
Trilogy of Spirit, a transcendent art show of paintings, paper cut outs & etchings by Beau Wiley, Robert Heubel & Julie Wiley at the Historic MIYAZAKI BATHHOUSE.
Opening Sat. Dec. 7th. 12-4...
The Official Mega 100 New Year's Eve Bash! Club Remix
Tuesday, Dec 31
TX Night Club,
The official Mega Mix Crew New Year's Eve BASH!
Broadcast Live @ Mega 100...
Zion I
Thursday, Jan 30
The Assembly,
After delving into upbeat, electronic music on 2009′s The Takeover, Oakland hip-hop stalwarts Zion I enter a new phase of their chameleonic career with Atomic Clock (November 9th, Gold Dust), a moo...
CSU-POM 2014 Conference
Friday, Feb 28
Holiday Inn Sacramento - Capitol Plaza,
Registration fee includes conference materials, Friday dinner, breakfast and lunch on Saturday, and all coffee breaks and refreshments. Students and retirees may purchase the discounted tickets...
Downtown Ice Rink
Sunday, Dec 15
Downtown Plaza Ice Rink,
Regular Hours: Nov. 8–Jan. 20.
2-8 p.m. Mondays-Thursdays,
10 a.m.-10 p.m. Fridays–Saturdays,
10 a.m.-8 p.m. Sundays.
Holiday Hours:
Veterans Day Holiday, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Nov. 11...
"Oeuvre" by Sergio Lopez
Saturday, Dec 14
Capital ArtWorks,
Capital ArtWorks Studio and Gallery presents "Oeuvre", featuring the paintings of Sergio Lopez, from November 9th, 2013 to January 4th, 2014...
Basketball - Youth Basketball - Panther Basketball (/14 - 2/8/14)
Saturday, Jan 4
Florin High School (Parking Lot),
Description Internet Registration has not begun yet. Check Registration Dates in details...
Wish Upon a Star - Annual Gift Drive
Thursday, Dec 12
The University Union,
Sacramento State's The University Union is pleased to announce "Wish Upon A Star," our annual gift drive in the Fall 2013 semester...
Monday, Dec 16
Foothill Skate Inn,
Come join us every Monday night from 6:30 to 9:00pm for our skate-on-your-can night. Bring 2 cans of food and skate admission FREE! $2.00 is charged if you need to rent skates or $3...
Introduction to Karate
Tuesday, Jan 14
Foothill Community Center,
Description Introduce your child to the beginning skill element of martial arts...
The Elves and the Schumachers
Saturday, Dec 14
Roseville Theatre Arts Academy,
The Sacramento-area favorite returns!
The Elves and the Schumachers is a hilarious retelling of the Grimm's Fairy Tale about a shoemaker (Bernie) and his wife (Gladys) who are down on their luck...
Kentfield events in sacramento november Related Topics
arts & crafts | community | business & tech | dance | fairs & festivals | food & dining | music | performing arts | sports & outdoors | visual arts | other | comedy | shopping | holiday | education/campus | 12/12/2013 sacramento events | roseville theatre arts academy | local | sacramento community theater | sacramento event 11/23/2013 | sacramento events december 2013 | christmas eve | sacramento valley events november 29 -30. 2013


text:
Exhibition May 2011
By Zdenko Timulakzdenotim. Thursday, June 2, 2011 7:19:55 AM
Originally posted by Wiki:
Peacock with feathers open. Taken at Newquay Zoo. It is the only peacock at the zoo.
The zoo keeper said there originally was 4 peacock but 1 was transfered and 2 died. 1 died naturally and the second died after flying into the lion encloser where it was eaten.
If anybody wants to visit that zoo, use this coupon to save you £2 for every person buying the ticket.
Originally posted by Thomas:
Dandelion Evolution
Originally posted by Zdenko:
this is photo of wall in technik café, which is part of Slovak Technical Museum in Kosice. I thing that this is
Originally posted by Richard:
I was driving through the floodplain between the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers when I came to a 'Road Closed' sign. The rivers are pretty high right now. As I was turning, I saw the sun low in the sky and a long line of pylons leading from the Sioux Power Plant.
Could I get a picture of the setting sun behind these? I stopped the car and walked out along the closed road until I was I standing beneath the high voltage cables you see in the photograph.
Then I just waited.
And, as you see, I was in luck. The sun set in the middle of the view, right behind the long line of pylons silhouetted in the photograph. A very nice view and fascinating photograph.
Originally posted by Sweet9:
Constantly busy ... This afternoon I have some time to walk around in the Lake Semicircular - Phu My Hung residential area; And this is a rare sunset that i taken
Originally posted by Freya:
Macro of Stamen.
Originally posted by Deb:
This is a red eft, an immature form of the red-spotted salamander. It is about the length of a finger. Surprisingly we were seeing these all over the place, and it was hard not to step on them because they tended to freeze instead of running away when a person approached.
Originally posted by Eva:
Back home to my very own garden
the flowers are coming late
I dont mind I enjoy each
and every one of them
Originally posted by MIchal:
City centre
Today I was in the city center. I had coffee and ice cream and "baked" (hot day) I crawled home
Originally posted by Nimu:
Some flowers in the clear day.
Originally posted by Wertti:
a rainy morning and walking to my job i noticed again those different shapes near and in the water.
Originally posted by Jux:
This is my neighbor dog, Bolt.
He's so cute and playful that I want to take him home
Originally posted by Elina:
Ok, ok... Don't be afraid.. This isn't a scene from a horror movie!!!
This is simply, an old building... a dog's house!!
Originally posted by Antonietta:


text:
LA Made
Drawstring Easy Pants
A bonafide basics collection from the capital of laidback fashion, LA Made may just make a T-shirt junkie out of you.
- 95% micro modal 5% spandex
- Hand wash cold
- Elastic drawstring waist
- Front slant pockets
- Styled with DV by Dolce Vita Lira Heel Sandal in Cognac.
- Modeled in size S. See fit guide for model's dimensions.
- Revolve Style No. LAMA-WP51
- Manufacturer Style No. R2001


text:
This is a group for ALL interested in the subject of black atheism, freethought, & humanism. "Black" pertains to all people of African descent.
Members: 505
Latest Activity: Nov 22
Started by Michael Lackey. Last reply by Gerard R.Johnson Nov 22. 3 Replies 3 Likes
Started by Joel. Last reply by Debra Stevenson Apr 14. 10 Replies 0 Likes
Started by Christina Marlowe. Last reply by Christina Marlowe Mar 18. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Started by Navitta Nelson. Last reply by Robert Adams Mar 12. 11 Replies 0 Likes
Started by THE GRENADIAN FREETHINKER. Last reply by Sabrinabee Mar 7. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Started by Eisel Mazard. Last reply by Donald T Sep 27, 2012. 1 Reply 1 Like
Started by Ralph Dumain. Last reply by Donald R Barbera Aug 6, 2012. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Started by LarryLager. Last reply by Alexander S. May 28, 2012. 23 Replies 0 Likes
Started by Evil For All Time Apr 29, 2012. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Started by Eddie E. Hicks Sr.. Last reply by Tiffany Apr 5, 2012. 7 Replies 1 Like
hello everyone, Fredrick Douglas day and bicycle ride this sunday8-5-12
I haven't checked in for some time. Been busy, I see we are just short of 500 members. Catching up on my messages, someone protested: why black freethought? There is only one freethought, and there should not be separation. Well you know this sort of objection pops up all the time. I can answer very specifically in this case. I called this group "black freethought" rather than "black freethinkers" not because I think there is or should be a special entity called "black freethought", but simply to emphasize what I say in the group description, that the group is open to ALL. In other words, it's your interest in the subject matter, in the movement to promote freethought amongst people classified as black over the past 400 years, that counts, not your racial credentials. Which means also that some of you should stop apologizing for yourselves as if you have to ask permission to participate. There is nothing separatist about this group; it's just one focus among many in this world, just like atheist groups for India or any other geographical area or demographic, most of which are open to all who take an honest interest.
Hi all,
CFI–Portland asked me for help finding potential films for their upcoming Humanist Film Festival. They received some criticism last year for featuring seven white dudes as speakers, presenters, and directors. So they're looking for submissions that might feature people of color, women, other underrepresented groups.
PLEASE help if you can—let me know if you have any suggestions!
Here's the submission information: http://www.humanistfest.com/PHFF/Submit_Film.html
Thanks ahead of time. It's really appreciated.
Debbie Goddard
Director, African Americans for Humanism
I think it would be more convenient to make the justice issue a discussion thread more than a running wall commentary. Again, I've been a busy boy and haven't checked in frequently as I should. I will be at the Reason Rally in DC today, though.
An invitation to anyone who is interested.
Atheists have our own ideas about what is just and what is unjust. This group will explore the elusive concept of justice. Topics include racial justice, death penalty, imprisonment, crime, and other aspects of justice in modern society and in history. Without gods, what is the basis for justice? What do humanists and others say about justice?
AnneT. Signed, thanks. Investigation is needed. It's impossible to believe that racism is not the issue here. I don't know if they care about petition signing from way out of state, but I signed anyway.
as tragic as it is the murder of Trayvon Martin is not the real issue, the real issue is the justification / lack of response by the police force
this needs signing:
On February 26, Trayvon Martin was shot and killed as he walked to a family member's home from a convenience store where he had just bought some candy. He was only 17 years-old.
Dear Eddie, Yes, it is available as an ebook, and I think you can get it through Continuum (the link is below) or through Amazon. If you get a chance to read it, let me know what you think.
Talk to you later,
Read About this Drive Here
Help Nexus When You Buy From Amazon
© 2013 Atheist Nexus. All rights reserved. Admin: Richard Haynes.


text:
Log in
Sign up
Link Us:
Search Widget:
No results containing all your search terms gus gus arabian horse 2011 were found.Your query - gus gus arabian horse 2011 - did not match any files in our base. Check the spelling of your terms or try to use our Premium plan to find similar results with your query gus gus arabian horse 2011. May be some useful files are in other queries: arabian girl, 2011 drive soundtrack rar, arabian desert, arabian horse, 2011 tracker. Also you can try to find gus gus arabian horse 2011 after one month, our base is rising very fast. |


text:
Whitewater Rafting
Whitewater Rafting Adventure on the Snake River
Call (888) 771-2648 to book all specials & package deals
$820- All inclusive price for two people, includes two nights lodging, PLUS a Jackson Hole Whitewater 8-mile whitewater trip in the Snake River Canyon for two people.
*based on double occupancy, does not include taxes and fees. Package(s) must be booked at least 7 days
in advance of arrival. Full pre pay. 7 day cancellation policy. Not valid with any other offer.


text:
Hi everyone,
I'm a longtime lurker here, and appreciate all the great advice. I recently started a new job and I'm using that as an opportunity to try and integrate GTD more fully into my daily workflow. I have spent a good amount of time researching alternative tools that meet my platforms of choice and my requirements for access to data, and I'm really not coming up with great options. I was hoping someone might have some thoughts.
In terms of platforms, I have an android phone (T-Mobile is the only carrier that works in my house, so no iPhone option for me) and a choice of a PC or Mac laptop, though I prefer the Mac.
In terms of my usage, I am a consulting executive, and am often on the road (6-10 flights per week isn't uncommon), so I need something that will give me access to my data when no Internet is available, such as on an airplane, or in a backwoods town with no cellular data service. Sitting on a plane is a great time to go through and process my inbox uninterrupted. Given that requirement, web-centric tools like ToodleDo won't cut it for me, unless there is a way to sync them to an offline client that I haven't found. Likewise, given my steady travel and the frequency of my visits to client sites where I can't easily get network access for my PC, I'd prefer to have something that syncs to my phone rather than just using a desktop client.
My ideal setup would be OmniFocus and it's iPhone app. Since I can't get an iPhone and since there is annoyingly no Android client that can sync with OmniFocus, I need something else. I guess I could get an iPad or a Touch to use this way, but I already have a Macbook Air, so the marginal usefulness of the iPad is limited, and since I have the Android, I don't really need the Touch.
So far, I've seen the following options:
1) Continue using OmniFocus on my MacBook, and give up on the ability to sync to my phone until someone comes up with a way to connect OF and Android. I could also use a secondary inbox through an Android tool to capture when I'm not in front of my laptop, though manually entering them later into OF sounds like a pain.
2) Use a tool like Evernote, which while not designed for GTD, seems to be able to support it. It has a desktop client, an Android client, and both work offline. Is anyone using this as their primary tool?
3) Try and hack something together like a combination of Outlook, ToodleDo, and an Android App that can sync to that.
4) Try a lesser known tool like Koi which currently has both Windows and Mac desktop clients, says it is built to support GTD, and claims on their website that an Android app is 'weeks away'. Does anyone else have any experience with this one?
Any and all advice appreciated.


text:
Announcement from Boris FX:
Boris FX v10 offers a new user interface, 120+ new filters, and support for 64-bit applications. User Interface and Workflow Enhancements include ergonomic, drag-and-drop panels and a curve editor for smooth parameter animation. In addition, many of the included Boris Continuum Complete and Final Effects Complete filters include a new Compare Mode feature that lets you compare the filtered result with the unfiltered source via either a side-by-side view or a live split-screen view.
With advanced keying and color correction, image restoration tools, compositing, DVE, vector paint, realistic lighting, and support for third-party After Effects filters, Boris FX is a great value for effects creation in video editing software. Vector paint and spline tools allow users to create animatable masks and transitions. Over 220 filters from Boris Continuum Complete and Final Effects Complete give you a comprehensive image processing filter suite. A built-in Library Browser is packed with hundreds of high-quality, pre-made effects.
Buy Now for $299 [3] or Upgrade for $199 [3]
[1] http://www.borisfx.com/
[2] http://www.borisfx.com/fx/Upgrade-Reasons.php
[3] http://www.borisfx.com/store/cart.php


text:
Bikram Yoga Toronto Coupons and Deals
Star athletes thrive during the peak of heated competition, which is why most college bowl games are held in volcanoes. Stretch the limits of your limbs with this Groupon. Choose Between Two Options $39 for 10 Bikram yoga classes (a $150 value) $29 for one month of unlimited Bikram yoga classes (a $150 value) At each 90-minute session, Bikram-certified teachers guide students through the same 26 exercises in a heated studio. The heat aims to enhance students' cardio workout, pumping oxygenated blood through the body as the poses tone muscles. For class times, see the schedule.
Even though you're well into adulthood, you're always on the lookout for ways to perfect the child's pose. Master your technique with today's deal from Bikram Yoga Toronto East: pay $29 (regularly $150) to enroll in an entire month of unlimited yoga classes. Opened in 2007, this Scarborough studio features heated, sweat-inducing rooms to help ease muscles and joints while preventing injury. Students of all ability level practice together during each 90-minute class, during which you'll be taken through 26 unique poses designed to improve your flexibility and alleviate persistent tension while following your instructor's directions. With a daily ever-changing schedule, Bikram Yoga is sure to leave your poses well on the way toward maturity. Want more? Check out Bikram Yoga Toronto East on Facebook.


text:
As a follow up to our Skin Care Delivery Systems 101 blog post, we wanted to discuss our Alphasomes® Skin Care Delivery System more in depth.
Not long ago, skin care was as simple as soap, water, and sometimes, moisturizer. Today's skin care involves effective, high-tech materials that not only cleanse skin, they also trap and hold moisture, clear skin, and reverse aging. However, the most effective materials become less effective if they can't reach their intended target. The challenges of delivering these effective ingredients to the target area of the skin has led to skin care delivery systems which are a critical component in determining a product's effectiveness.
Alphasomes® Skin Care Delivery System Overview
Doctor D. Schwab's Alphasomes® Complex created from Liposomes is an advanced soy-based Phospholipid delivery system that encapsulates active ingredients and enables them to reach the targeted cells for superior product performance. The development of this patent pending micro-emulsion skincare technology has led to the accurate and effective delivery of valuable active anti-aging ingredients that penetrate deep into the skin, releasing the ingredients where they can provide the most benefit.
Alphasomes® are from Natural Soy-Based Liposomes
Alphasomes® are created from Liposomes, which are tiny bubble-like structures made up of a lipid bilayer and are used to deliver effective ingredients at the cellular level. They are composed of naturally-derived phospholipids which mimic the properties of biological cells. These spherical structures are useful in skin care because they can encapsulate active ingredients and effectively deliver these active ingredients to the sites of action by fusing with the similarly structured biological cells.
The first patent application relating to Liposomes was applied for in 1974. By 1989, the excitement of this new technology caught on and there were more than 100 different Liposome cosmetic preparations on the market. Years of experience with these Liposomes led Doctor D. Schwab to create the next, more effective generation of Liposomes, initially introduced in 2004, called Alphasomes®. The heightened efficacy was made possible through the selection of compatible active ingredients.
Advantages of Encapsulation
40 years of research, formulation and manufacturing expertise has led to the refined selection of encapsulated active ingredients. Alphasomes® encapsulate active ingredients such as Apple and Grape Stem Cells, Peptides, Olive Extracts, Hyaluronic Acid, Niacin, Vitamins, Amino Acids, SOD (Super Oxide Dismutase), and stabilized Vitamin C.
One of the main advantages of encapsulating ingredients in the micro-emulsion delivery system is that there are many active ingredients, including plant extracts and vitamin that are difficult to stabilize. For example, there are some vitamins, such as Vitamin C, which are inherently unstable. Most cosmetics don't feature stabilized Vitamin C, which then has a short shelf life since the efficacy of the Vitamin C degrades over time. However, when Vitamin C is encapsulated, it degrades more slowly since it isn't exposed to oxygen. Such is the case with our stabilized Citrusome Vitamin C Night Time serum.
Created with Micro-Emulsion Technology for Advanced Delivery
Alphasomes® are created with a micro-emulsion technology which is a process that reduces the particle size of the key ingredients to the micron/sub-micron level. The drastic reduction in particle size allows the emulsion to spread in a thin, homogeneous layer across the skin therefore enabling these active ingredients to disperse evenly for advanced delivery and heightened results.
Time-Release Multi-Layer Delivers Active Ingredients Throughout the Day
The Alphasomes® also have a nest-like quality in that there are spheres within the spheres, which create a unique time-release system which releases active ingredients throughout the day as the layers of the delivery system dissolve. An example of this is Ginkgosome Day Time Serum which releases moisturizing ingredients throughout the day to keep skin hydrated and refreshed, significantly enhancing the moisture retaining capacity of the skin. We have found that this quality delivers a superior moisturizing action that can provide continuous moisturization around the clock with an effect that lasts at least 12 hours after the last application.
Makes Hard to Deliver Ingredients Possible
Besides enhancing penetration, Alphasomes® delivery system makes hard-to-use ingredients easier to formulate and deliver to the target area. Difficult to deliver active ingredients are numerous and include Peptides, Hyaluronic Acid, Vitamins, Collagen and Essential Fatty Acids, all important ingredients to the Doctor D. Schwab product line.


text:
Howard Johnson Tropicana165 East Tropicana Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89109 (Show map)
Score from 98 reviews
the hotel is very good including pricing.
albuquerque n m
The location was perfect, in less than 10 min walking you get to MGM and all the other hotels. The room was clean, confortable and had a hairdryer.
Access to internet, bed was comfortable
Cleaner then expected, the staff was very friendly. They helped us out even though booking.com never placed the reservation until we called booking.com customer service and then the staff was able to accommodate us.
That location was near everything and every place I wanted to see.
long beach
nice clean room free wi fi location price no resort fee
Close to the Strip as well as the airport
San tan valley
pool and staff, wifi was fine close to the action
location and price
Las Vegas
Clean, comfortable bed n a shower then just start walking this hidden right off the strip
Camp Verde
Less than 2 miles from the Las Vegas Strip, this motel features a heated outdoor pool. It offers guest rooms equipped with free Wi-Fi. Free guest parking is available. A flat-screen cable TV is provided in each air-conditioned room at Howard Johnson Tropicana. The comfortable rooms have a work desk, a coffee maker and a hairdryer. A 24-hour front desk greets guests of Tropicana Howard Johnson. A business center with fax and photocopying services is available. Vending machines featuring drinks are on-site. Attractions such as New York-New York Hotel & Casino, Miracle Mile Shops, Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay and the Bali Hai Golf Club are within 2 miles of Howard Johnson Tropicana. Motel: 295 rooms , Hotel Chain: Howard Johnson. The most recent booking for this property was made on Dec 10 at 12:01 PM from the United States.
OutdoorsOutdoor Pool (Seasonal) ActivitiesGolf Course (within 2 miles) InternetFree! Wi-Fi is available in all areas and is free of charge. ParkingFree! Free public parking is available on site (reservation is not needed). Services24-Hour Front Desk, Express Check-in/Check-out, Business Center, Fax/Photocopying, Vending Machine (Drinks), Vending Machine (Snacks) GeneralNon-smoking Rooms, Facilities for Disabled Guests, Family Rooms, Safe, Heating, Air Conditioning Check-inFrom 3:00 PM Check-outUntil 12:00 PM Cancellation/
Total Hotel Score:7.4
Based on 98 reviews Guest reviews are written by our customers after their stay at Howard Johnson Tropicana. |
Score breakdown
Score Filter |
the hotel is very good including pricing.
The location was perfect, in less than 10 min walking you get to MGM and all the other hotels. The room was clean, confortable and had a hairdryer.
The door of my room did not closed well, so when you get out of the room, you have to close the door like seven times before it closes.
Access to internet, bed was comfortable
First thing took a shower, no washcloths, didn't like having to make $100 refundable deposit. Was not told up front about it and made for feeling of whether the area was safe or not
Cleaner then expected, the staff was very friendly. They helped us out even though booking.com never placed the reservation until we called booking.com customer service and then the staff was able to accommodate us.
We didn't have a shower curtain when we checked in and booking.com didn't make the reservation for us.
nice staff
That location was near everything and every place I wanted to see.
Hard beds.
nice clean room free wi fi location price no resort fee
exterior needs updating ac is loud
Close to the Strip as well as the airport
pool and staff, wifi was fine close to the action
location and price
air was not on in the room
Clean, comfortable bed n a shower then just start walking this hidden right off the strip
Everything was good
Relative good value for money
Pool cleaning took very long..
Good security and staff any where were very good and seemed to be upbeat and clean
All was well
This hotel was very clean!
room was no wi-fi.
Very close to the Vegas Strip, super easy to get to and from the casinos/clubs. Clean enough.
Wall outlet didn't work so the phone/alarm clock didn't work. The sink faucet was also really messed up (very small, super-pressurized stream came out). A/C worked ok, but not great. Parking lot did not feel super safe - but its Vegas, the whole city doesn't feel safe.
I just liked the location, not far from Las Vegas Strip.
The cleanliness of the room, especially the restroom toilet was broke, leaking water & kept wanting to overflow. The girl at front desk said there were no more rooms available, did nothing to accommodate better so I think she expected me to deal with it but the maintenance girl came back with another room to accommodate so she sure found us another room. The fact the front desk girl lied!!
The staff was friendly, and the rooms were very clean, which is very important
felt unsafe.
-Staff made error on final bill and tried to charge more than booking.com rate. -Room was barely clean (sheets had stains and bathroom floor was dirty) -Had shampoo for hair but no conditioner.
Close to strip clean
The floor was un level n thry didn't have irons in all the rooms
Location is good Howard Johnson Tropicana
Due to a good location, drunk and noisy low budget guests are common clients in a Howard Johnson Tropicana hotel. We spent the only night in a surprisingly noisy neighborhood. Drunk hotel guests has settled in a hotel yard. The security of hotel was passive and disabled to make an elementary order in in hotel premises. The reaction of hotel administrator to my complains was ignored and explained as natural Las Vegas nightlife practice.If you are interested into overnight alcohol drinking and maybe fighting, this hotel is definitely for You.
Clean pool open in April! And from 7am! Very clean and modern.
Nothing really.
Staff + Value for money!
Nice and clean
Very small shower
the strip in walking distance
no fridge, no microwave, no coffee machine
The guest reviews express the personal opinions of Booking.com customers who filled out a questionnaire after their stay at the hotel. These opinions do not necessarily represent the views of Booking.com.
Mardi Gras Hotel & CasinoSteps from the Las Vegas Monorail and the Las Vegas Convention Center, this hotel provides free shuttles to the Strip, a 24-hour casino and an on-site restaurant. Its spacious rooms feature free...Most recent booking for this hotel was today at 14:44 from $37.49 |
ExcaliburThis castle-themed resort and casino is in the middle of the Las Vegas Strip. The unique resort features a full-service spa, 6 restaurants, 100,000-square-foot casino and live nightly entertainment.Most recent booking for this hotel was 15 minutes ago from $26 |
Plaza Hotel & CasinoA variety of restaurants are on site for guest convenience at this Las Vegas hotel and casino. Guest rooms offer free Wi-Fi.Most recent booking for this hotel was today at 12:21 from $24 |


text:
Hi everyone!
This is my firs message, I hope I get some answers! I have an 80 x 30 x 40 in which I keep a couple of Bolivian Rams, 10 Black Neon Tetras, 1 small Opaline Gourami, 1 Dwarf Suckermouth Catfish and 2 Corydoras. Do you think I could add a couple of some other dwarf cichlid? Above all I am concerned about not overstocking due to the lack of space, I believe that there's enough filtration and I make weekly partial water changes. The Rams only seem to be interested in one half of the tank and the other half remains deserted! Only the male goes once in a while... I'd like to have a couple of Apistogramma bitaeniata or Apistogramma gibbiceps (I don't know their common names in English!) because they do not seem to be so territorial... Any suggestions?


text:
Product Categories
Charcoal Ladies Ringspun Scoop Neck T-Shirt
3580 LA T Sportswear Women's Combed Ringspun Scoop Neck T-Shirt
5.5 oz., 100% combed ringspun cotton jersey. Double-needle stitched 1/2" ribbed collarette, hemmed sleeves and bottom. Softly shaped for a classic, feminine fit. (White is sewn with 100% cotton thread.) Heather is 93% cotton, 7% polyester.
Sports & Teams
You can add personalized names and numbers to the back of this item for your team or sports organization.Color: Charcoal
Click any color box to switch product colorAvailable Colors for this Ladies Ringspun Scoop Neck T-Shirt: Aqua, Banana, Black, Brown, Cantaloupe, Charcoal, Cream, Eggplant, Heather, Hot Pink, Iris, Key Lime, Lavender, Light Blue, Melon, Mint, Olive, Pink, Raspberry, Red, Teal, Turquoise, White


text:
Newegg.com - A great place to buy computers, computer parts, electronics, software, accessories, and DVDs online. With great prices, fast shipping, and top-rated customer service - once you know, you Newegg.
If you are reading this message, Please click this link to reload this page.(Do not use your browser's "Refresh" button). Please email us if you're running the latest version of your browser and you still see this message.
Newegg.com - Computer Parts, Laptops, Electronics, HDTVs, Digital Cameras and More!
HP t610 Flexible Series Thin Clients deliver added security, broad expansion options and a PC-like multimedia experience for virtualized desktops. It provides flexible, two-form factor solution with one powerful boost in performance. HP t610 Flexible Series Thin Clients are also built with the environment in mind with BFR/PVC-Free components, more than 20% Post-Consumer Recycled Plastics (excluding PCB), ENERGY STAR qualification and EPEAT Gold registeration.
Please note that specifications may differ by model. The specifications used in this page are the best specifications of this series. You can check the specific information of the item under the Details button.


text:
At the Bar
(start the video at 0:52 – also, sorry about the quality)
I wanted an outlet to write about something that has been on my mind. I'm still not completely sure how to articulate my point, or even what my point clearly is, but I'm going to try and spit it out anyways.
The other night, I was hanging out with a very good friend of mine. Our conversation started innocently enough, but then it took a turn into body image and beauty standards and what that means. Our conversations often go in that direction, actually, because it's something I really struggle with and she is a wonderful sounding board.
Anyways, one of the reasons our conversation had gone this way was because the night before we had all gone out dancing. It was 4 of us girls, and two significant others that hung out at the bar while we danced like crazy people to Pitbull. It was a really great time, except there was one thing that consistently happened that always seems to happen in places like that.
Now, please excuse me while I sound victim-y right now. I try to be confident and as non-whiny as I can, but hear me out. Of the four of us, I am the only one of a "different" body type. Ok, why sugar-coat it? I am the only one that is plus-sized. My three other girl friends fall right into the mold of what society believes is "beautiful" (I'd like to note, my friends really are beautiful, and despite my tone, I don't feel threatened by them, or hate them for that).
Now that I have set the stage, here is a fun social experiment. In a setting that is essentially a drunken, hook-up meat market, how do you think people will respond to a plus-sized girl in a group of "hot" girls? Well, here is my experience. For the most part, to strangers, I am not top of the list of "most sexually desirable." At that moment, my entire worth really is chalked up in how fuckable I am. It's objectification in it's purist form. Once I have been established as non-fuckable, I become non-threatening and non-intimidating. Now, place me in a group of "hot" chicks. I suddenly become the tool used to get closer to my friends. Men will come straight for me, shake my hand, meet me. Once they feel that I am "cool" with them, they go in for the "kill." This literally happened on three different occasions that night. Three-separate-TIMES I was approached by random dudes, who asked me my name, shook my hand and then PUSHED me out of the way to hit on my friends.
My other favorite instance when in this atmosphere is when a man will buy everyone in my group a drink, as to not be rude (there's that at least), and then box me out of my group of friends, forcing me to hang out elsewhere or to look busy by myself, just outside my circle of friends. I recently went on a trip to Vegas where this happened at every single bar/club we attended. I mean, I got drunk for free, so that was nice, but I felt like shit about myself, so I'm not sure if it really panned out.
When that happens though, I'd like to note that I don't make it look like I feel like shit to my friends. I HATE being "the victim" and girls night/girls trips are meant to be a good time. We don't need the drama. However, because this happens often, I needed an outlet to discuss this behavior, so here I am.
I don't know what the answer is. I know that bars and clubs are skeezy places that people go to find hookups. I get that, I truly do. What I also know though, is this: when someone comes up to our group, and treats me like shit, and then hits on my friends, I am not happy and neither are my friends. They don't want to get hit on, I don't want to be reminded that I am "un-desirable". No one is happy.
I don't know though, what are your thoughts? Have you experience this? Have you seen other people experience this? How have you handled these kinds of situations, or how do you think we can avoid them in the future? I'd love to open this up for discussion.


text:
ORLANDO Vacation Home w/POOL see DISNEY FIREWORKS nightly! in Orlando
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Davenport Estates
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 650 - $ 850 / week
Orlando House deals
stays between: 12/7/13 & 1/18/14
deal expires in: 21 days
December/January weeks Discounted by $100 and FREE Cleaning!
We are Discounting the 2 weeks in December and 2 weeks in January by $100.00 and FREE cleaning! Private Backyard!
- $699 $599/week ($100 off)
- Free Cleaning ($100)
deal# DR3NM9
vacation rental description
This is your opportunity to rent the whole home , four bedrooms,
private pool and 2 baths all for the price of one hotel room.
This is one of TWO homes we have - if this is booked check our our new listing at #111921.
You can see the DISNEY FIREWORKS nightly by our pool.
This is a Four Bedroom/Two Bathroom home located in the peaceful
subdivision of Davenport Estates which is only 10 Minutes from
Disney. This house comes complete with a fully equipped kitchen
with range, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave,dishes and more. We
have a washer and dryer and iron and ironing board. There is a
master Suite with a Queen bed and walk in closet.The other three
bedrooms have a Queen bed, a Queen size and two twin beds. We
have a crib and high chair available for your use. We have four TV's
equipped with cable, a DVD player and Playstation.
New Living room furniture December 2011 and all appliances replaced in the last year. New Flooring throughout the house in the year 2011. We keep our house updated and upgraded for our guests. We want you to Enjoy your vacation in a nice home away from home. What you see is what you get! Central Air Conditioning throughout the house.
We also have WIRELESS INTERNET so bring your laptop. There is a
webber grill for your use by the pool.
You can see the DISNEY FIREWORKS nightly by the pool. There are
many prestigious golf courses in the area. There is a grocery store
and a Super Walmart within a mile of the house.
The house is only 15 minutes to Disney World, 25 minutes to Sea
World, 20 minutes to Universal Studios, 35 minutes from the Orlando
International Airport. For the golfers there are over 20 courses
within a half hour radius.
Check in time would be 4:00 pm on Saturday and check out is at 11:00
am the following Saturday. The house will be cleaned on your day of
arrival and when you leave. Please try and keep the house in the
same condition as when you arrived.
Relax and Enjoy a whole house instead of a paying more for a single
hotel room. This is our very own private house and we have no rear
This is a non-smoking house and sorry but pets are not allowed.
2013 Rates are $699.00 plus 12% tax. Holiday weeks are $799.00 plus 12% tax.
2014 Rates are $750.00 per week plus 12% tax and the Holiday weeks will be $850.00 plus the 12% tax.
ATTN: If our Calendar is booked for your dates please check out OUR OTHER PROPERTY AT #111921
property availability
Last modified on 12-8-2013 at 9:45 AM.
email owner view full calendar
Janet Navarre 248-941-4433
activities and attractions in Orlando Central Florida
The house is only 15 minutes to Disney World, 25 minutes to Sea
World, 20 minutes to Universal Studios, 35 minutes from the Orlando
International Airport. For the golfers there are over 20 courses
within a half hour radius.
View the DISNEY FIREWORKS nightly from our pool. Very private with no rear neighbors.
vacation rental rates
We rent from Saturday to Saturday. Check in 4:00 pm and check out
11:00 am.
2013 Rates are $699.00 plus 12% tax and the Holiday weeks will be $799.00 plus the 12% tax.
2014 Rates are $750.00 per week plus 12% tax and the Holiday weeks will be $850.00 plus the 12% tax.
Pool heat is Optional at $110.00 per week.
Check our Calendar for Available dates!! If this home is rented - check out our other new listing at #111921
Janet Navarre 248-941-4433
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Orlando
- Go to Disney
- Hit Cocoa Beach - Hour away
- Go to Clearwater Beach
- Visit Nasa (see the space shuttle)
- Just hang out at your own pool!
Janet Navarre , owner


text:
Website designers, developers should be highly creative and experienced professionals, who know what they are doing. Silver Cloud Design in Boca Raton, has website designers and developers that know how to create a well designed website that is bringing customers closer to you. As leading website designers, developers in Boca Raton FL., we are experts in our area, but we can also understand that only you know your own business the best, so thats why we work hand in hand with every client, together making sucessful website they can be proud of.
Only best website designers and developers here at Silver Cloud Design work together to create a professional website that will have all the functionality you require. So whether it is a design or website development, you can be sure you will be in great hands with Silver Cloud Design, the leading website designers and developers in Boca Raton FL.
Providing professional services in internet business for over 10 years. Here you can find our Portfolio and Contact Us.
Site Map


text:
Fairy Tail features some of the most diverse types of magic in the history of anime. Want spells that harness the power of the elements? Wizards like Natsu and Juvia have you covered. Prefer your magic with a few stylish accessories? Look no further than Lucy's celestial keys and Cana's cards.
Today, we're here to take a look at a few of the more obscure (and weird) types of magic used throughout the Fiore Kingdom—and beyond!
Sky Dragon Slayer
Wendy's Sky Dragon Slayer magic gives her powers perfectly suited for helping out her teammates in battle. Her healing skills are unmatched within the guild, and she's got a knack for helping to supercharge the magic of others. She's not all support, though: her Sky Dragon Roar knocks out evil with a mighty blast of breath! (more…)


text:
Late booking so we were lucky to have the Sunnyside room. It was perfect! Lovely decor, clean, great attention to small details like the hand wash etc in the bathroom. Big comfy bed, big expansive views. One of the best of the UK B & B's we've stayed in - more like a luxury apartment. Close to everything, Jayne even... More
- Also Known As:
- Denham House Marazion, Cornwall
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Spacious Family room 150 yds from Marazion beach, parking, pets welcome, sleeps 2 adults and 2 children, en-suite with whirlpool bath, continental breakfast included. Sea Views. ... more less


text:
Youth radio station launches in Haringey (From Haringey Independent)
Get involved: send your pictures, video, news & views by texting HARINGEY to 80360, or email us
Youth radio station launches in Haringey
5:11pm Wednesday 3rd October 2012 in News By Bruce Thain
A radio station run by young people officially launched last week aiming to unite the community through music.
The internet radio station Unity Radio, launched on Thursday at the Bruce Grove Youth Centre, in Bruce Grove, Tottenham.
The station is supported by Haringey Council and has been part of a project run by young people aged 13 to 19 during their summer holidays with help from Choice FM radio presenter Beresford Mack.
Joann Ishmael, 17, from the Greig City Academy, in Hornsey, has been at the station during the summer.
She said: "I was told about it by a teacher at my school and was really excited about taking part.
"I think it's a great platform for young people in Haringey. It really gives us a voice and the chance for us to get our views across."
Shanice Christie, 19, from Tottenham has also been working with the radio station over the summer and regularly records shows with her friends.
She said: "It's a great show and it's so much fun to be on the radio. I first heard about it while I was at school and went down to see what was going on.
"We had a few ideas for the show but decided to do it about young people and talk about the issues young people in the area are interested in.
"I think the station is a great way to change how the public see young people, and see them in a positive light."
The station is funded by Haringey Council's Youth Community and Participation Service and supported by media industry professionals.
Those interested in tuning into Unity Radio can go to www.unityradioonline.com.
Comments are closed on this article.


text:
'Ais kacang' or sometimes called 'air batu campur' (ABC) is a sweet thirst made of crushed ice, mixed with red beans, jelly, palm seeds, nutmeg, ice cream, cream corn and crushed peanuts, served with drizzles of sweetened syrup and evaporated milk.
The best ais kacang in Penang, I would say comes from Swatow Lane. For the ultimate ais kacang experience, try their zpecial 4-in-1 ais kacang with slices of banana, papaya and mangoes in addition to the usual ingredients.
'Cendol' is a favourite desert among locals. This sweet heavenly stuff is just super cheap. Costs between RM0.80 to RM1.60 per bowl.
It is made of green pandan flavoured 'noodles' …
… in white coconut milk with brown sugar and red beans.
The best Cendol in Penang is this stall located in Penang Road.
This stall has been in business for at least 30 years, churning out bowls of cendol and ais kacang, glasses of pegaga (a herbal drink), leong fun (black jelly drink) and chrysanthemum tea.
Source:Ais Kacang & Cendol


text:
The Office of Caribbean Program Coordination |
The Office of Caribbean Program Coordination (OCPC) is a PAHO sub-regional office established in the Caribbean in October 2006. The functions of the Office are focused on developing and implementing the Caribbean sub-regional technical cooperation program, responding mainly to the CARICOM Health Agenda – the Caribbean Cooperation in Health (CCH) Initiative. Accordingly, the OCPC will strengthen its collaboration with and support the CARICOM Secretariat in all matters related to health. | |
Caribbean Wellness Day (CWD) |
Launch of Strategic Plan 2013-2020: Integrated Prevention and Control of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) in Guyana
PAHO/WHO in collaboration with the Ministry of Health launched the Integrated Prevention and Control of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) in Guyana Strategic Plan 2013-2020 on
2 December, 2013, at the Duke...
Trinidad and Tobago, 25th November, 2013. On November 25th and 26th, 2013, the Pan American Health Organization conducted a subregional workshop on Disaster Management and Risk Reduction Plans to address Nutrition and Food Safety issues at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Port of Spain,...
Malaria Day in the Americas
This year on Malaria Day in the Americas, November 6th 2013, the Pan American Health Organization will host a forum on "Defeating Malaria in the Americas: Perspectives on Costs, Current Resources, and Essential Investments" and an awards ceremony for the...
In celebration of United Nations (UN) Day which is on October 24, 2013, the United Nations system in Barbados planned activities to commemorate the day. One such activity was a Knowledge Fair which was held at the PAHO/WHO Barbados Office on October 22,...
More than 800 people attended the "Know Your Status" HIV Testing Day in downtown Nassau on 28th June, 2013. Dr. Gerry Eijkemans, the PAHO/WHO Representative to The Bahamas and The Turks and Caicos Islands, participated in the event, which...
Dayrells Rd & Navy Garden, Christ Church, Barbados
Tel: 001-246 434-5200 Fax: 001-246 436-9779
© Pan American Health Organization. All rights reserved.


text:
0cart: $0.00
Girls Dress Up Boys Dress Up
Classic Themes
Hats & Helmets
Sort By:
Relevance Popularity Top Rated Name Low Price High Price
16 Per Page 48 Per Page 96 Per Page
Viewing Page 1 of 1
Construction Party Hard Hat (child sized)
In stock, ready to ship!
Our Price: $12.00
Engineer Hat
Starting At: $3.00
Talking Astronaut Child Helmet
Retail Value: $59.99
Our Price: $44.99
Cowboy Hat Child
Retail Value: $16.99
Our Price: $14.99
Police Officer Child Hat
Retail Value: $21.99
Old Price: $16.99
Our Price: $2.99
Chef Hat
Starting At: $2.50
Knight Helmet (child sized)
Our Price: $3.50
Plastic Fedora Hat
Our Price: $3.00
Squid Hat
Our Price: $8.00
Child Size Red Plastic Fire Chief Hat
Cat in the Hat Toddler Hat
Our Price: $14.00
Fun To Be One Yellow Plush Hat
Our Price: $16.00
Black Plastic Derby Hat
Our Price: $1.00
Fedora Hat (Child)
Our Price: $6.00
Plastic Camouflage Hat
Our Price: $2.50
Dr. Seuss Happy Birthday to You Hat
Our Price: $30.00
Police Chief Hat Child
Retail Value: $20.99
Hippie Chick Hip Hat
Our Price: $4.99
Dr. Seuss Cat in the Hat Bucket Hat
Pink Polka Dot #1 Felt Hat
Happy Birthday Hat
Old Price: $7.00
Our Price: $1.99
Soft #1 Cone Hat (Pink)
Retail Value: $7.99
Old Price: $7.99
Safari Print Pith Hat
Our Price: $5.59
Pink Plastic Construction Hat (child sized)
Velvet Happy Birthday Hat
1950's Soda Jerk Hats
Girl Birthday Cake Hat
Our Price: $19.00
Astronaut Helmet Child
Retail Value: $26.99
Our Price: $19.99
Jumbo Happy Birthday Cone Hat
Soft #1 Cone Hat (Blue)
Our Price: $4.69
Party Girl Light Up Head Bopper
King's Crown Child
Retail Value: $12.99
Our Price: $10.99
Plush Pink Fun To Be One Hat
Pink Cupcake 1st Birthday Hat
Children's Firefighter Helmet
Coming Soon! Click for Email notification
Retail Value: $14.99
Jr. Fire Chief Helmet with Lights Child
Our Price: $9.99
© CelebrateExpress.com. All Rights Reserved.CEWEB01


text:
CategoriesGift Vouchers $20 Electronic Gift Voucher$20 Electronic Gift VoucherThis is an eVoucher to the value of AU$20.00.
We will email this electronic gift voucher (eVoucher) to you as soon as we process your order (please allow 2 working days). eVouchers are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.
Additional product information
Customers who bought this product also bought |


text:
The Latest Lifestyle Stories
Ask Sister Sero 2: relationship advice for the virally challenged
More acid drops from Sister Sero's sugar-coated box of candied truths. Who knew relationship problems were so easy to solve! -
Church attendance associated with late HIV diagnosis among US gay and bi men, research reported by aidsmap.com suggests
A life course and gay marriage
Guest Keith Reynolds answers the question "So, is it different being married?" -
From the UK's FS Magazine; They stand accused of destroying lives, and some say they're destroying the gay scene. Stuart Haggas looks at the truths and consequences of drugs like crystal meth, G and mephedrone.
David Phillips decides he can make better bacon himself. Here's his recipe.
A noon-time tryst where there is an apparent connection – his name is Brian -- leaves our Positively Dating wanting for more. And so, it seems, does Brian . . .
Magnetic dating: I'm HIV positive… but it's OK if you're not.
Tom Latte on serosorting and the thorny question of whether only dating people of your own status is discrimination. -
Our girlwithhiv on HIV and fertility treatment. "For the first time in months, I felt hopeful.women with HIV can have a baby free of HIV,"
After a long break from blogging, Christopher Banks is back: "I get to today and find that I don't know where to begin. It's nothing like riding a bike. So, this scattered summary of the last four months is my best attempt."
Ask Sister Sero: relationship advice for the virally challenged
Rejected by all mainstream gay magazines, unqualified, untrained and uncompromising; Sister Sero Positivo brings her unfettered views on HIV Positive relationship problems to PositiveLite.com -
Mark S. King with a video report on the 2013 HIV Cruise Retreat (the "poz cruise")