Chavez appears in the metro in Caracas?

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Wednesday evening that the late President Hugo Chavez appeared for the number of workers in a subway tunnel in Caracas, and that there is a picture to prove it.
Maduro said at a public meeting in Caracas, referring to the image of his hands , " Look at this figure , it's the face , I've taken workers, you can see on this picture ? Workers here and this image appeared to them on the wall and then disappeared .. It's a picture Chavez , Chavez everywhere . "
Last April , during the presidential election campaign to choose a successor to Chavez, who died on the fifth of March , Maduro said Chavez appeared him incarnated بعصفور .
In June last year , the president said Chavez appeared to him in the mountains surrounding the capital .
These statements raise opposition and criticism snorts with derision .

Yemeni wedding collectively funded diagonal enters Guinness

Marib Roses - Sanaa

Yemen entered for the first time the Guinness Book of Records, organized on Thursday , the largest mass wedding at the level of funding from the World Father Amir of Qatar Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani .

In flooded cheerful atmosphere , the Orphan Foundation celebrated its development in Sanaa 1900 wedding of the bride out of the 4000 will remainder wedding in other provinces on Friday and Saturday.

And attended the wedding - which is punctuated by folk dances and thrown the poems - official figures and social , including the Minister of Education Abdul-Razzaq assets representing the President of the Republic, the President's advisor on defense and security, General Ali Mohsen al-Ahmar , Sheikh Ahmed bin Mohammed bin Jabor Al Thani , Assistant Foreign Minister level, to by Qatar's ambassador to Sana'a Mohammed bin Hamad Al - Hajri and the Secretary General of the Organization of the Islamic Relief charity ok .

Checks and trips
The cost of the wedding two million and 582 thousand dollars, include all costs and a variety of in-kind gifts , and checks

$ 500 per married , as well as a mass tourist trip to Aden and Hadramawt .

The Secretary- General of the Orphan Foundation Dr. Hamid Ziyad said this wedding is the fourth hosted by the institution to marry orphans every year since its inception, pointing out that from what preceded characterized as the first in terms of numbers and funding.

In an interview to the island Ziad stressed that the goal of the organization is to ensure that the orphan , including help in marriage , in order to achieve the emblem of the transfer of its nationals from the circle of the need for the process of production in the future.

He expressed his deep gratitude and thanks to Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa on ' his patronage and generous to this wedding that expresses the sincere brothers towards his brothers Yemenis ' .

Ziad pointed out that this marriage is an extension of the number of projects funded by Qatar and its civil institutions , saying that there are upcoming projects will be implemented.

In a speech on behalf of Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa , said Sheikh Ahmed bin Jabor Al Thani said this wedding funding support to establish the values ​​of coexistence and solidarity in the community and enhance the stability of the family to expand the circle of chastity and virtue .

Record
The Regional Director for the Guinness Book of World Records Talal Arman stressed that Yemen has achieved a world record by scoring 1,900 bride in marriage one place on the same day .

Arman said in an interview with the island revealed that this wedding broke the largest number for a mass wedding for 326 Groom recorded in Singapore in the encyclopedia in 2009.

He explained that the criteria used for recording the highest number at weddings include the number of grooms and the unity of space and time. He said that the institution requires matching marriage contracts and the legal age set at 17 years , and added that these conditions are met , the Yemeni wedding .

The joy seemed displayed on the faces of the grooms who promised this historic day in their personal lives , where they moved to family life hoping that compensates for the loss of happiness resulting from early orphanhood .

Amin said construction , one of the grooms , this day is the happiest moment in his life after he suffered a lot because of the loss of one of his parents , wishing to be repeated occasions Farah orphans such a ceremony sponsored by the good people.

He thanked Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa the joyous introduced to his heart and إسعاده ' generous support honest man who loves the good of the nation ' .

The beauty of the old teammate , expressed the hope that these repeated initiatives of other characters to enter happiness to the hearts of the orphans .

7 Tips to protect you from prostate cancer and reduce the symptoms if infection

According to a recent scientific study led by researchers from the University of California - San Francisco , United States of America for a new and exciting information on some nutritional tips and healthy lifestyles that contribute to reducing the incidence of prostate cancer , and even reduce the risk and severity of the event of infection .
The most prominent of these include recommendations and advice , which developed the basis of the Global Fund for Research on Cancer "WCRF":
1. Control body weight and avoid gaining more calories and maintain a stable body mass index "BMI", which expresses the relationship body weight compared lengthwise.
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2. Exercise and physical activities on a regular basis , for a period of not less than 150 minutes per week .
3. Eating foods with a low-calorie , and containing 124 kcal per 100 grams of them.
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4. Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables containing starch , where it is recommended to avoid potatoes and potato starch - rich .
5. Reduction of salt - rich foods , especially fish salted such as الفسيخ , and herring.
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6. Eat more legumes , such as beans, lentils and beans , as it contributes significantly in reducing the incidence of prostate cancer .
7. Limit intake of red meat as much as possible , as advised study, which included 2212 people aged between 40 and 70 years, eating less than 500 grams of red meat a week , stressing that it contributes significantly to the protection of human prostate cancer , and reduce the risk of these tumors case of injury .
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The findings in a recent study published the journal " Nutrition and Cancer " , and on the website of the journal in the twenty - ninth of the month of June.

Secret years Elisa expected

Lebanese singer Elissa was about to announce they relate to a businessman famous, where he began this man frequency much on Lebanon recently and visit family Elissa more than once in Red Deer Lebanon within one month , and who get to know them through the media , which attracted after he saw the love of the audience severe her and wanted to know the secret of this love , but it is clear that occurred is also in love.

Witness: Elisa and the stars shall inherit Wadih El Safi
Although Habib Elissa is the new entrepreneur is very well known , but he does not like the limelight at all, and grow ELISA only two years , and there were many rumors about Elissa after posting images with a handsome young man named Alex Faur Snakeit attended her fashion show boyfriend Lebanese designer global Elie Saab in Paris They expected to be is beloved anticipated , but that "the eyes of the p art " learned from its own sources , that this is not the groom is expected to Elisa, and that future years will surprise will be announced soon

A rare look at the latest U.S. spy plane drone

Jonathan Pyle

Defense affairs reporter - BBC

Global Hawk unmanned

" Global Hawk " covering the world on a daily basis throughout the day and throughout the week "

Global Hawk aircraft and one of the spy drones the most sophisticated of the U.S. Army , I was able BBC from a rare look at one of them at the base of Grand Forks , North Dicota .

These aircraft can be cut half way around the world and tank of fuel and can track one person on the ground even though the ground was covered with mud from an altitude of 60 thousand feet .

This means that the Global Hawk can theoretically carry out the survey in Syria to track chemical weapons flying in international airspace , or trace the nuclear program of North Korea flying from the island of Guam on the Pacific Ocean .

Col. Lawrence Spinetta operations officer in the " Grand Forks " The Global Hawk aircraft , " covering the world on a daily basis throughout the day and throughout the week , and thus provide significant intelligence to senior decision - makers " , refusing to go into details.

A lot of controversy

Raises the use of unmanned aircraft is a lot of controversy , not least because of the secret killings carried out by armed drones belonging to the CIA such as " Reaper " and " Predator " smaller .

Some Americans fear the way the use of unmanned aircraft in surveillance operations in the interior, and issued 17 states limit the use of legislation .

But the state of North Dicota with low population density and the free open spaces , seem to be more calm about the use of these aircraft.

And the University of North Dicota one of the first universities in the United States that offer a course to get a degree in how to conduct drones .

Although the Global Hawk aircraft is not equipped with weapons , it is still a lot of secrecy surrounding their use.

In Grand Forks Air Force Base , there is little indication so far that the U.S. Army on his way to unveil the aircraft and capabilities.

The U.S. Air Force crew to remove the decals bearing the names to prevent their identification .

Asked us to leave any recording devices or cameras or phones , and were اصطحابنا to one of the " barns " from which the Global Hawk aircraft .

This barn seemed abroad like a shipping container , and inside there are large numbers of screens , but they are all closed during this visit.

The operating room , which oversees the functions of these aircraft , the court strongly behind a heavy door opens with a blade entry is available .

Starting from the inside

Some Americans fear the way you use drones in surveillance operations at home

But we were allowed to watch a pilot simulation performs the task of his office .

One of the pilots acknowledged that he misses what he calls "a sense of leadership without the help of devices " in flight .

He said, " It's not exciting like driving a manned aircraft ," but he added that the ( leadership drones ) are useful in other ways .

Air crew spoke positively about their ability to conduct missions anywhere in the world without giving up feeling comfortable home and family.

This is probably one of the reasons why the pilot feels that " separate little" even though it focuses entirely on his mission .

But these unmanned aircraft are the future .

NATO usually do not buy military equipment , but Member States have cooperated together to buy five Global Hawks planes at a cost of $ 1.7 billion.

By the year 2017 , due to this plane going from " Sigonella " on the island of Sicily, in light of the possibility of helping to secure the freedom of action as well as support the troops on the ground.

More than just a military tool

Companies that make drones is keen to highlight its capabilities beyond the battlefield.

Bob Zaiser said that contributed to the manufacture of Global Hawk program at " Grumman Northdrob the " The Global Hawk took part in the relief activities in the aftermath of natural disasters.

In 2010, flying one of these aircraft over Haiti following the devastating earthquake , where the destruction sites identified and assisted in directing relief efforts, and was able to perform this task from California and survey work for the entire country three times before returning to base.

The Global Hawk aircraft used recently to assess the damage to the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan.

Zeiser acknowledged that there is still a challenge in gaining the support of the public , but he saw that it is possible to overcome the negative perceptions through the definition of the public that the conduct of drones has a safety component and a good way to avoid any harm to the human element .

But there are still a lot of questions about the possibility of integrating UAVs safely in civil airspace , and on people's sense that they are observers do not close your eye in the sky.

94th minute goal denies Ahli drop Orlando

Ahli approached the eighth to get the title for the African Champions League , with a draw in the first leg of the final with Orlando Pirates host to each team .

Ahli scored Mohammed Abu Trika in the 14th minute from a direct free kick in the Clipper left perfectly , tied ماتلابا the in the 94th minute .

The goal recalled a ABOUTRIKA skill in achieving the goals from direct free kicks .

Red and Pat genie need to win or draw negative at least through the face of the second leg scheduled to be held on the tenth of November at the Arab Contractors Stadium .

Ahli began the game in control of the ball , what made him successful in absorbing Hamas Orlando Pirates win the Finder .

And Abdullah Saeed got on a direct free kick , kick ABOUTRIKA successfully in the Clipper left to guard the land owners .

Ahly defensive succeeded in closing his punishment area in front of the South African champion , who controlled the central region thanks to the extraordinary effort of Ahmed Fathi and Hossam Ashour fastness .

Controlled rush and frivolity Orlando Pirates players and wasted a lot of opportunities in front of goal Sharif Ekrami .

Canceled goal

Exploited for progress on the pressure rival, Al Ahly started the second half and scored bomber Ahmed Abdel Zaher scored from a pass ABOUTRIKA canceled offside rule and replay showed the judgment error .

It is a cross played Orlando Pirates could realize a tie, but the opposing player fails to catch the ball .

And Sharif Ekrami intervene in a serious shot of Orlando Pirates , saving brilliantly powerful shot from outside the 18 .

Mohammad Yousuf carried out three changes in the second half, the revelation of Dominique and Rami Rabia and severe Ahmed instead of Ahmed Abdul Zaher Abu Trika and Abdullah Saeed , respectively.

He succeeded and civil defense center and behind them Ekrami in dealing successfully with the attacks, Orlando Pirates , who could not slipped to penetrate the red wall .

6 Saudis living on Mars Forever

He said organizers of the project , " Wen March" to stay on Mars for life that they have accepted just six Saudis were among 477 people filed Kingdom .

The newspaper quoted " above" the Saudi channel " News" Australian yesterday, Thursday, that the total number of applicants from the Gulf to stay in Mars Forever reached 1259 people, including a small number of women , and the majority of Saudis by 477 people, but did not accept them only six people , and is expected to last number is accepted at a future down payment .

The program received more than 225 thousand applications from people around the world from 140 countries to participate in the trip, the United States accounted for the lion's share of which about 47 654 people , followed by India with 20 alpha .

Compilers and equip some of the techniques is the most important to stay in contact with the ground by the inhabitants of Mars.

Unhappy wife divorces husband over disability

A woman was granted a divorce from her husband after she complained that the man is physically disabled and can no longer have sex with her.

Abu Dhabi Court of Cassation upheld the rulings issued by both the court of first instance and court of appeals, which granted the woman a divorce after she insisted on separating from her husband.

The woman told the court that her husband suffered from illnesses that affected his sexual organs and that he could no longer please her.

The court of first instance granted the woman the divorce and ordered the husband to pay legal expenses. But the man appealed.The appeals court upheld the divorce verdict, but ordered the wife to pay back the man’s dowry of Dhs170,000.

The woman appealed the payback verdict at the court of cassation, which upheld the divorce ruling but cancelled the payment of the dowry.
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UAE U17 coach blames himself for group exit

UAE coach Rashed Amir insists he is to blame for his side's disappointing FIFA Under-17 World Cup campaign after the hosts were dumped out without picking up a single point.
The Young Whites slumped to a 2-0 defeat against 10-man Slovakia in their final Group A game on Wednesday night – a side they had beaten 3-1 in the build-up to the tournament.
Tomas Vestenicky headed both goals, one in either half, to give Slovakia a comfortable win despite Jakub Gric’s harsh dismissal on the stroke of half-time.
The defeat finally crushed the optimism that was fostered in the UAE ahead of the competition and has left Amir worrying about his job.
Amir had boldly predicted that his side would reach the last four before a ball was kicked but the Young Whites found the going tough in a group that featured favourites Brazil, Honduras and Slovakia.
“We have trained a lot and we did everything we could,” said a disconsolate Amir. “The players and everybody around the team did their best, the blame should be on me, I take that blame myself. It was my mistake they didn’t win.
“I’m the one to be blamed, everyone did what I asked but I trained the players and picked the team and I was in charge of everything. I obviously didn’t do it as well as I should have.
“I have been a coach for 20 years and the coach doesn’t always have to win and doesn’t always lose. Now my future lies in the hands of the federation.”
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The little extras that come with your car insurance policy

When you buy a car you must also sign up for a car insurance policy. But rather than taking on the first policy you stumble across, make sure you read the small print and take advantage of all the added extras that may or may not come with a policy.
car insurance policy
Car insurance is compulsory in UAE and Saudi Arabia – you cannot register a car without it – but the policies and benefits they provide vary widely. So make sure you compare all the options available in the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
Unless your car is older and has little value, it is worth investing in a fully comprehensive policy that, ideally, covers damage caused by accidents, natural disasters and riots as well as injury to the driver and passengers. But nothing is guaranteed, so be clear about the level of cover you want.
Some motorists ask to remove elements of a policy’s cover to save money. One of the first things to go is comprehensive insurance – particularly on older vehicles. Instead owners choose third party liability insurance, the minimum requirement, protecting them against legal liability resulting from an accident caused by your vehicle. But if you car gets flooded in a storm, for example, you might find the damage is not covered.
To ensure you get the cover you want, there are a whole host of optional extras that allow you to effectively tailor your policy to suit your needs. Just remember, while some of these added extras are automatically included in the policy others are not. So, if you want them, request they are added on:
Personal accident and passenger cover
This is generally included in standard policies and protects you and your passengers if anyone gets seriously injured or killed in an accident. If this is not a standard inclusion, it is wise to add it on. You don’t want to be left with hefty legal or rehabilitation bills if either yourself or any passengers are seriously injured or, worse still, killed in an accident.
GCC cover
If you drive to Oman, Bahrain or surrounding GCC countries regularly, make sure you are insured. In the UAE, some policies automatically include this cover, particularly for Oman, so check your policy if you know you will be driving across the border anytime soon. For Saudi Arabia, the GCC cover can include countries such as Jordan, Syria and Lebanon as well.
Flooding, storms and hurricanes and riots
While some polices automatically offer protection against natural disasters or riots, others do not, so make sure you request this as an add-on for full protection.
Off road cover
If your car has off-road capabilities, it may automatically be covered in the policy but check before you go gallivanting across the dunes. If off-road cover is in place, check whether there are any restrictions on that cover. The age of a vehicle can affect your cover as well as what you consider off-road driving to be. For example, some policies only cover driving off-road within city limits or within a certain distance of a paved road. You may not be covered for an off-roading race or trial either. Be honest with your insurer to make sure your policy supports your dune bashing activities to the maximum.
Roadside assistance
Many car insurance policies automatically offer roadside assistance, a handy addition if you have a long commute and don’t want to be stranded on a hard shoulder for hours when your car breaks down.
Personal belongings cover
If you regularly leave your belongings in the car, it would be wise to ensure they are insured in case of theft or fire. There are policies that offer protection for clothing and personal effects but there will be a limit on that cover. While in the UAE one policy might offer up to AED1,000, another might stretch to AED4,000 or more. In the case of Saudi Arabia, policies offer personal belongings as well such as AXA car insurance which covers up to SAR 2000.So, if you are going to leave expensive gadgets or jewellery in the car, make sure they fall within the cover limit set out in the policy.
No claims
Proof of no claims will be taken into account when you switch insurers, so be sure to get the necessary documentation from your previous insurer to prove you have a good history.  It is generally in a form of No Claim certificate that you need to request from your old provider while getting a quote from a new provider. This will help keep cost of your policy down.
Some policies also allow you to protect your no claims bonus, so if you have an accident, this will ensure you keep your discounted policy the following year.
Hire car
If you rely on a car to get to work, you might want to ensure your policy includes a replacement car if your motor gets badly damaged in a smash. This ensures you automatically have a car to drive the moment you report the accident to the claims department. Some insurers will even deliver the hire car to you. But remember, there can be a limit on the number of days the car hire is available so if you car is badly damaged, you could still end up carless for a while.
New car replacement
If your car is relatively new and is written off in an accident, your insurer may replace it with a new car. There is a limit on the age of the car that this applies to – a time period that can be less than six months old, 12 months or 18 months depending on the policy you have.
Windscreen, tyre or locks protection
A chipped windscreen caused by a flying piece of debris can be a headache for motorists, as you will need to replace the windscreen. However, some insurers include windscreen, locks and even tyre cover in the policy. It can also be available as an add-on.
Agency repairs
Some insurance companies will offer agency repairs for up to five years after the car is registered, rather than sending the car to a garage of their choice. This means your car will be repaired by the actual dealership of that particular model, an element that can ensure a higher quality repair. If you don’t have this as an option, it might be wise to add it on as otherwise you will have to use the garage recommended by your insurer and this could be a long distance from where you live.
Discounts
Ask your insurer about any discounts you may be eligible for. For example, some insurers will offer special discounts if a husband and wife insure more than one vehicle. And if your insurer has sent through a quotation for renewal, always ask if they have a better price. Car insurance is a very competitive market and insurance companies will want to retain your custom.
Finally, don’t ask for unnecessary add-ons if you don’t need them. If you know you won’t be off-roading across the desert anytime soon, don’t include that cover in your policy. By taking additional covers off, it could see the cost of your policy reduced.
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Syrian army seizes Damascus suburb from rebels: state TV

By Alexander Dziadosz

BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian forces seized a suburb of Damascus on Thursday from rebels fighting to overthrow President Bashar al-Assad in a push that has shored up government control of the capital's outskirts, state television reported.

Assad's forces, backed by Shi'ite fighters from Lebanon, Iraq and Iran, have been gaining ground around Damascus since last month, storming several rebel-held suburbs and choking off supplies to others in the east and south.

Although neither side appears to have the strength to gain a decisive edge over the other in the 2-1/2-year-old conflict, the government's offensive has bolstered its position ahead of expected international peace talks.

Syrian state television said the army had "extended full control" over Hatetat al-Turkman, southeast of Damascus near the airport road, cutting off an arms and ammunition supply route to rebels occupying a crescent of suburbs around the capital.

The armed forces seized the area in a 48-hour assault from five directions, the report said, showing live footage of Syrian soldiers deployed in the area.

The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the Lebanese Shi'ite group Hezbollah had assisted in the assault. Hezbollah is backed by Assad's ally Iran and has sent fighters into Syria to support government forces.

The pro-opposition Observatory, which verifies reports through a network of sources around Syria, said about 17 rebels were killed in the fighting, including several from the al Qaeda-linked Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). About 25 government fighters were killed, it said.

The United Nations says Syria's conflict has killed more than 100,000 people. Fighting has continued despite an international deal for Syria to eliminate its chemical weapons and efforts to bring both sides to a peace conference.

REBELS PUSH BACK

Insurgents have pushed back against government gains around Damascus but have failed to regain the momentum that helped them seize some suburbs and launch bomb and rocket attacks into the city centre several months ago.

On Thursday, rebels shelled the Jaramana district, a government-held area that links a ring of rebel-held suburbs and is also near the airport road, state media and rebels said.

"This area is very important to both sides," said a rebel fighter in the area known as Anas. "Control over Jaramana means control over the airport road, and control over the airport road means destroying an important supply route for the regime."

Rebels blew up a gas pipeline on Wednesday, knocking out power in much of Syria, including Damascus. The al-Habib al-Moustafa unit claimed responsibility on Thursday, saying it had planted explosives near the pipe.

The government, which appeared to be on the back foot a few months ago, seems to have recaptured the initiative while the rebels have become more divided and distracted by infighting over territory, resources and ideology.

Outside the capital, a car bomb exploded in a heavily-guarded district in the central city of Homs, killing three people and wounding about 60, a doctor at a local hospital said.

The blast was on one of the main streets in the Nozha district, inhabited by members of Assad's Alawite sect and guarded by paramilitary forces loyal to the government.

Residents said women and children were wounded in the blast, which occurred as pupils were leaving primary schools.

In a sign of how regionalized and entangled the conflict has become, Kurdish militants clashed with al Qaeda-affiliated rebels from the ISIL and Jabhat al-Nusra over a series of villages along the northeastern border with Iraq.

A spokesman for the armed wing of the Kurdish Democratic Union Party said the group had captured several positions from ISIL and other Islamist fighters, but the report could not be confirmed independently.

(Additional reporting by Stephen Kalin, Erika Solomon; Writing by Alexander Dziadosz; Editing by Janet Lawrence)

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