Mobility is one of the buzz words of the moment. Mobility often depends on battery power. Many small devices are powered by lithium button batteries. Young children are attracted to these coin-sized batteries and when taken into the body, the batteries can cause tissue damage or even death.
Most children with asthma develop symptoms before the age of six, and many begin wheezing before one year. It is important to diagnose infant asthma because if left untreated, inflammation can cause permanent damage to the lungs, says Dr. Samya Helmi, a pediatrician at a private clinic.
When Glowork established itself as the first Saudi job portal for women, many wondered about its austerity, purpose and unfeigned success.
With intentions purely made to generate essence that would create tangible memories for families, here is a story of one who makes them at home.
Not only is Ferry Corsten on top of the most sought-after DJ’s in the universe, but he is also currently ruling the ring of the top ten artists in the world. A man with no superciliousness, he claims to be “just a normal guy who happens to have the greatest job in the world.”
Jewelry is very personal, and it makes me happy to make something that can bring joy, fashion or romance to someone’s life,” said Palestinian jewelry designer Diana Fakhoury.
LOS ANGELES: To legions of teenage girls and fans of the “Twilight” films, Taylor Lautner will always be known as Jacob Black, the werewolf who competes with a vampire for the love of a young woman.
CAIRO: Egyptian actor Farouk Al-Fishawi is getting ready to film a new serial called “Almeerath Almaloon” (The Cursed Inheritance). The serial is written by Muhammad Amer and produced by Muhammad Helmi.
CAIRO: Egyptian actor Hani Ramzi is getting ready to start his new serial called Ibn Al-Nezam (Son of the Regime). Set in the period of the previous regime, the serial describes a corrupt government subjecting people to unfair and oppressive practices.
CAIRO: Egyptian actor Talat Zakareya revealed lately to an Egyptian daily his firm intention to remain in his motherland despite the fact that revolutionists had harassed him for his support to former President Hosni Mubarak.
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti: Actress Maria Bello says she has been invited to join a Haiti advisory panel that is to help develop the quake-damaged country's economy.
LOS ANGELES: Guitarist Carlos Santana has earned a long list of accolades in his four-decade-long career, but now he can add a new one — a Los Angeles school named in his honor.
STOCKHOLM: Daycare centers in Sweden have started using GPS systems and other electronic tracking devices to keep tabs on children during excursions — a practice that has raised ethical and practical questions.
LAS VEGAS: Paris Hilton is wrapping up a year of probation stemming from a 2010 drug arrest on the Las Vegas Strip. Officials say Hilton's attorneys appeared in court Tuesday on the 30-year-old celebrity socialite's behalf to show Hilton had completed her obligations to the court.
MIAMI: Miami is the new city of angels — at least the city of “Charlie’s Angels.”
ABC is jumping into the reboot game this fall with an updated version of the classic series that kicks off the network’s Thursday night prime-time lineup. Moving its setting and production from Los Angeles to South Florida, the new show gets a fresh start in a new city.
NEW YORK: Designer clothes owned by Hollywood legend and fashion icon Elizabeth Taylor, including haute couture by Chanel, Yves St. Laurent and Dior, will be sold at auction in New York, Christie’s said on Wednesday.
MANILA: Philippine police say a 13-year-old boy shot his 16-year-old friend inside a busy mall and then turned the gun on himself, leaving both brain dead and raising questions about gun and parental control in a country awash in firearms.
Many are returning to work and school after the summer holiday season. After a hard day, we often want to chill out in front of the television. However, just sitting doesn’t always bring our stress levels down.
PASADENA, California: After years of lagging behind Japan, Mexico and other quake-prone countries, the US government has been quietly testing an earthquake early warning system in California.
BEIJING: China will next week launch an experimental craft paving the way for its first space station, an official said on Tuesday, bringing the growing Asian power closer to matching the United States and Russia with a long-term manned outpost in space.
LONDON: Designers at London Fashion Week opted for the bold, colorful and sexy for next spring’s womenswear, with plenty of sparkle and embellishment on the catwalk to entice cash-strapped shoppers wanting that special item for their wardrobe.
LONDON: Style icon Pippa Middleton took a front-row seat as one of her favorite designers, Temperley London, unveiled its Spring/Summer 2012 collection at London Fashion Week.
VIENNA: Police have found the body of an 89-year old woman stuffed in her freezer and say her nephew has admitted placing her there.
TORONTO: A film about the struggles of a village in war-torn Lebanon took the People’s Choice award at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sunday, an audience trophy that has often been a harbinger of Oscar glory.
LOS ANGELES: He is one of the greatest American film directors working, but on Sunday night it was the world of US television that Martin Scorsese ruled over, winning an Emmy for directing drama “Boardwalk Empire.”
BEIJING: China has ordered a popular television talent show off the air for a year after it exceeded broadcasting time limits, replacing it with programs that "promote moral ethics" such as public safety and housework tips, state media said on Monday.
HELSINKI: Irish actor Colm Meaney explores the depths of homelessness for his new movie "Parked" at the Helsinki International Film Festival.
Shakelicious is Jeddah’s very own shake shack, held firm on a small founding stone in Al-Khalidiyah district. With its funky display of colors and flavors marked behind a counter of goodies, it is safe to say Shakelicious is a temptress.
The title of Samia Mehrez’s new book, “The Literary Life of Cairo,” might confuse readers since it is similar to her previous book, “The Literary Atlas of Cairo” (2010), which I reviewed last year.
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That’s the tweet Manuel “Grubby” Schenkhuizen put out earlier this month when he announced he’d be preparing to compete in the Global Starcraft II League (GSL).
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Two Arab artists, Yto Barrada and Khaled Jarrar, are making a noticeable entrance at the FIAC (Foire Internationale d’Art Contemporain), the International Exhibition of Contemporary Art, which will take place in Paris from Oct. 19 to 23, 2011.
LOS ANGELES: Rock band R.E.M. said they had decided to “call it a day” after more than 30 years of making music together in a posting on Wednesday on the group’s official website.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, California: President Barack Obama is again turning to a social networking website to host a town hall meeting.
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak’s to-do list is suddenly looking like a pop star’s. In the past two weeks, he has made an unexpected appearance at a rock concert, indulged in a radio prank call and offered free beverage coasters to some of his 200,000 followers on Twitter.
CAIRO: Moroccan singer Asma Lmnawar and Tunisian composer Esam Sheraiti became parents of Muhammad Adam, a healthy baby boy born in Cairo.
KUWAIT: Kuwaiti singer Nabeel Shuail will fly to Dubai to prepare for his new album. The album will be enriched through the contribution of various poets including Ali Al-Khawar, Khaled Al-Mutairi and Meshal Al-Munawer.
BEIRUT: Lebanese Singer Haifa Wehbe is working on a duet with international hip-hop artist Snoop Dogg. The song will be produced in both Arabic and English.
BERLIN: It can talk, see, drive and no longer needs a human being to control it by remote. The car of the future — completely computer-controlled — is on the streets of Berlin.
While many seem to care more about losing what they have, Diana Orabi has always cared more about gaining something new.
American Muslims are the country’s most ethnically and racially diverse faith group. In the Washington DC area, the Muslim population is relatively large and made up of many young, short-term globe-trotters, student and embassy types who are looking to gather and network.
