مثلث برمودا

حلقة كاملة بجودة متوسطة مرفوعة على الموقع

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مثلث برمودا (بالإنكليزية: Bermuda Triangle) (المعروف أيضا باسم “مثلث الشيطان”) هي منطقة جغرافية على شكل مثلث متساوي الأضلاع (نحو 1500 كيلومتر في كل ضلع) ومساحته حوالي 1.1 مليون كم² ، يقع في المحيط الأطلسي بين برمودا ، وبورتوريكو ، وفورت لودرديل (فلوريدا).

هي منطقة شهيرة بسبب كتاب و مؤلفون في منتصف القرن العشرين نشروا عدة مقالات في المجلات عن مخاطر مزعومة في المنطقة.ويقول البعض ان جزيرة من الجزر التي هي داخل مثلث برمودا قد يكون المسيح الدجال عائشا هناك

ولكن إحصاءات خفر السواحل للولايات المتحدة لا تشير إلى حالات اختفاء للسفن والطائرات في مثلث برمودا أكثر من المناطق الأخرى

رابط مباشر للفيلم كامل بجودة عالية

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Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip flew to Bermuda Tuesday to join in three days of celebrations marking the 400th anniversary of the island’s settlement by the British, Buckingham Palace said. The royal couple would attend cultural events and a church service before travelling on to Trinidad and Tobago for the biennial conference of Commonwealth leaders later this week.

The queen, 83, will officially open the informal meeting of Commonwealth heads of states to discuss global political and economic issues.

Her visit to Bermuda comes 56 years to the day since she first travelled to the island on November 24, 1953 – just five months after her coronation.

In Bermuda, royal fever was in full force. After six months of meticulous behind-the-scenes planning, the island declared itself ready to welcome the Queen. The three-day tour to mark the island’s 400th anniversary included King’s Square, the Town Hall and King’s Square in St. George’s and the Clocktower, Commissioner’s House and the Spirit of Bermuda in Dockyard. The royals attended a 400th anniversary service at the Cathedral, planted a tree at Government House and attended a state dinner at Tucker’s Point.
Joanna Cranfield, assistant manager of business development at WEDCO, said the royal visit was the culmination of about six months of top-secret planning. She said: “It’s been a lot of work – tweaking, chasing, planning and preparing. Trying to organise so many children had been the greatest challenge – we’ve had to get them to do rehearsals when they had not known what they were rehearsing for.  Up until now it had been on a need to know basis. But everything has gone very smoothly and now we are all prepared.”
At the Clocktower Building, the Queen was be treated to a traditional Bermudian wedding reception, a presentation on apprentices trained at Dockyard and a dramatised history of Dockyard, all carried out by pupils from Sandys Middle School. Ms Cranfield said: “We’re delighted she visited Dockyard as it is not only Bermuda’s 400th anniversary but Dockyard’s 200th anniversary. It’s very exciting.”
The Bermuda Regiment ordered its 600 soldiers of all ranks to be on-island to help with “different stages of the visit”. Public Relations Officer Major George Jones said most soldiers would be involved “in the first 24 hours” as the Queen arrived and traveled around St. George’s.
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh were welcomed with a Quarter Guard at the airport then received an Honour Guard at St. George’s.
Meanwhile, St. Vincent and the Grenadines decides tomorrow whether to remove Queen Elizabeth II as their official head of state, just a day after the Queen’s arrival on her visit to the region. St. Vincent votes Wednesday in a referendum on a new constitution to replace the one in place since gaining independence from Britain in 1979. The new constitution would create a president nominated by the two political parties among other changes. Both parties agree on ousting the queen but disagree on other aspects of the document. The referendum requires a two-thirds vote for passage.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Director Peter R. Orszag today released details of the final Fiscal Year 2009 budget results.  Budget Results for Fiscal Year 2009 A summary of the FY2009 data, released as part of the September 2009 Monthly Treasury Statement of Receipts and Outlays of the United States Government, shows that the federal deficit dropped by $162 billion from a projected $1,580 billion in the August Mid-Session Review (MSR) to the final figure of $1,417 billion.

Summary of Fiscal Year 2009 Final Data

Fiscal Year 2009 Receipts

Total receipts for FY2009 were $2,105 billion, $31 billion higher than the MSR estimate of $2,074 billion.  Higher-than-expected collections of individual income taxes and corporation income taxes accounted for most of the net increase in receipts relative to the MSR.  Table 2 displays actual receipts and estimates from the Budget and MSR by source.

Individual income taxes were $915 billion, $12 billion higher than the MSR estimate.  Higher-than-estimated non-withheld payments accounted for $5 billion of the increase in individual income taxes relative to the MSR.

Corporation income taxes were $138 billion, $17 billion higher than the MSR estimate. Inaction on the Administration’s proposal to expand net operating loss carrybacks increased corporation income tax payments $28 billion relative to the MSR.

Social insurance and retirement receipts were $891 billion, the same as the MSR estimate, although there were offsetting differences among the sources of this category of receipts. A $2 billion increase in employment and general retirement receipts relative to the MSR was attributable to the lower-than-expected reallocation of withheld tax payments from the Social Security and Medicare Trust Funds to individual income taxes, as described above.

Excise taxes were $62 billion, $3 billion lower than the MSR estimate. This decline was attributable to lower-than-expected demand for taxed goods.

Estate and gift taxes were $23 billion, $3 billion lower than the MSR estimate. This decline was in large part attributable to a decline in the value of taxable estates relative to the MSR estimate.

Customs duties were $22 billion, within $100 million of the MSR estimate.

Miscellaneous receipts were $52 billion, $8 billion higher than the MSR estimate. Higher-than-expected deposits of earnings by the Federal Reserve System, attributable to higher-than-expected returns on its investment portfolio and its foreign currency holdings, accounted for $7 billion of the increase in miscellaneous receipts relative to the MSR estimate.

Total Recovery Act outlays in FY2009 were $113 billion, with the largest components in the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to cover increased Medicaid payments, the Department of Labor to provide higher unemployment benefits, and the Department of Education for payments to states from the State Fiscal Stabilization Fund and for increases in Pell grants.

Department of Agriculture — Outlays for the Department of Agriculture were $114 billion, $6.4 billion below the MSR estimate. Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC) actual outlays were about $2 billion less than MSR estimates. This occurred because fewer producers than anticipated took out commodity loans and more paid them back before the end of the fiscal year; dairy prices increased late in the fiscal year.

Department of Commerce — Department of Commerce outlays were $11 billion in FY2009, $1.1 billion below the MSR estimate. Over half of this difference ($558 million) related to the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, which administers the digital-to-analog converter box coupon program and public safety interoperable communications grants; both programs spent less in FY2009 than anticipated.

Department of Defense — Outlays for the Department of Defense (DOD) were $637 billion, $4.4 billion, or 0.7 percent, less than estimated in the MSR. There is no single explanation for the differences between projected and actual outlays, but several examples illustrate the types of variance seen in accounts. For example, DOD spent $1.5 billion less than projected for the Air Force to purchase.

Department of Education — Outlays for the Department of Education were $53 billion, $3.9 billion higher than the MSR estimate. Spending for the new State Fiscal Stabilization Fund, created by the Recovery Act, was $7.1 billion higher than expected, due to accelerated State drawdowns of this funding.

Department of Energy — Outlays for the Department of Energy were $24 billion, $3.5 billion lower than the MSR estimate. Outlays for the Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy account were $1.34 billion below MSR estimates due to slower-than-expected disbursement of Recovery Act funds, particularly for the Weatherization Assistance Program.

Department of Health and Human Services — Outlays for the Department of Health and Human Services were $796 billion, $17.6 billion below the MSR estimate.  A little less than half of the total difference was in outlays for Medicaid, which were $7.6 billion (2.9 percent) lower than MSR estimates, due to slower-than-expected growth in State Medicaid spending.

Department of Homeland Security — Outlays for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) were $52 billion in FY2009, $1.8 billion more than the MSR estimate. The difference was attributable primarily to a decrease in fee collections and higher-than-expected outlays from a number of agencies within the Department. DHS fees were below the MSR estimate by approximately $700 million.

Department of Housing and Urban Development — The Department of Housing and Urban Development’s total FY2009 outlays were $61 billion, $1.8 billion below the MSR estimate. Most of this difference ($0.9 billion) was due to receipts generated by Federal Housing Administration (FHA) single-family and Government National Mortgage Association (GNMA) loan guarantee programs with negative subsidy rates. The loan volume of these programs surged as private mortgage insurance largely vacated the housing finance market.

Department of Justice — FY2009 outlays for the Department of Justice (DOJ) were $28 billion, $1.4 billion below the MSR estimate. DOJ’s actual outlays for State and local law enforcement assistance in the Office of Justice Programs were $1.0 billion lower due to slower-than-expected outlays of the Recovery Act grantee funds. The Recovery Act funds have been fully obligated to state and local law enforcement programs, but the grantees are not spending the funds as quickly as had been projected.

Department of Transportation — Outlays for the Department of Transportation were $73 billion, $7.5 billion lower than projected in the MSR. Actual outlays for DOT Recovery Act programs were $4.5 billion less than estimated, with the difference primarily in highway, transit, and rail programs. This was largely because of the time and steps required by project sponsors to start work on a new set of previously unplanned projects.

Department of the Treasury — Outlays for the Department of Treasury totaled $703 billion, $98.4 billion lower than the MSR estimate. Major differences from the MSR estimate include the following:

TARP had net outlays of $153.9 billion for debt, equity, guarantee, and housing programs, $82.3 billion lower than the MSR estimate, most of which was due to the timing of disbursements that were expected to occur in FY2009 but are now assumed to shift to FY2010.

Under the Government Sponsored Enterprise (GSE) Preferred Stock Purchase Agreements program, the Department of the Treasury’s capital payments to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac totaled $95.6 billion in FY2009, $10.3 billion less than estimated in the MSR, due to better-than-expected financial results at the GSEs.

Net outlays for two Treasury accounts related to exchange stabilization were $2.6 billion below the MSR estimate – the Exchange Stabilization Fund, which Treasury uses at times to maintain a stable international financial system, and its child account, the Exchange Stabilization Fund Money Market Mutual Fund Guaranty Facility.

Outlays for refundable tax credits and related programs that are part of the Internal Revenue Code and administered by Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service, such as the child tax credit, were $6.6 billion lower than estimated in the MSR. The largest difference was for a new Recovery Act program of cash assistance to States in lieu of low-income housing credits, which outlayed $3.1 billion less than estimated in the MSR. While these funds were obligated in FY2009, they are now expected to be drawn down and outlayed in FYs 2010 and 2011.

Interest on the public debt, which includes interest paid to government accounts as well as interest paid to the public, was $383.4 billion, $11.1 billion lower than the MSR estimate. Interest paid to government accounts was $14.0 billion lower than projected, due primarily to lower interest rates, including $4.9 billion in lower interest paid to trust funds and $8.0 billion in lower interest paid to the DOD Medicare-Eligible Retiree Health Care Fund.

An additional $14.4 billion of the difference in Treasury outlays was due to intragovernmental interest transactions with credit financing accounts, including $30.1 billion lower-than-projected interest paid to credit financing accounts and $44.6 billion lower-than-anticipated offsetting receipts of interest from credit financing accounts.

Corps of Engineers — Outlays for the Army Corps of Engineers civil works program were $7 billion, $5.8 billion lower than the MSR estimate. Much of the difference was due to changes in construction project schedules made after the MSR and increases in offsetting collections for work that the Corps performed on behalf of other Federal agencies under its reimbursable program.

General Services Administration — GSA’s total outlays were $0.3 billion, $1.1 billion less than what was projected in the MSR. $890 million was associated with the Federal Buildings Fund (FBF) and the Acquisition Services Fund. For the Acquisition Services Fund, actual revenue was $251 million higher than anticipated. For the FBF, actual revenue was more than $200 million higher than anticipated.

Office of Personnel Management — Outlays for the Office of Personnel Management were $72 billion, $4.1 billion higher than the MSR estimate. OPM outlays were higher due to legislative relief provided to the US Postal Service in the 2010 Continuing Resolution, which allowed that agency to make only $1.4 billion of the expected $5.4 billion end-of-year payment for USPS retiree health.

Other Defense Civil Programs — Outlays for Other Defense Civil programs were $57 billion, $8.8 billion more than the MSR estimate. Most of this difference was due to lower-than-projected earnings on investments of the Medicare-Eligible Retiree Health Care Fund (MERHCF), which are offset against gross outlays to calculate net outlays. These lower-than-projected earnings were largely due to a less-than-expected return on the Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS) investments in the MERHCF portfolio.

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation — The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) had net actual outlays of $6.7 billion, $5.3 billion above the MSR estimate. The difference was almost entirely due to greater-than-expected payments related to the resolution of failed banks.

National Credit Union Administration — Outlays for the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) were $16 billion, $1.5 billion lower than the MSR estimate, predominantly due to one unanticipated transaction. The Credit Liquidity Facility transferred $1.75 billion from the U.S. Central Federal Credit Union to the U.S. Treasury, resulting in an unexpected net in-flow of cash in August 2009.

United States Postal Service — The United States Postal Service (USPS) had net actual outlays of $0.4 billion, $3.5 billion lower than the MSR estimate. This difference was almost entirely due to the recent legislated change in the statutorily mandated USPS payment to the Office of Personnel Management for retiree health benefits liabilities.

Undistributed Offsetting Receipts — Undistributed offsetting receipts were $274 billion in FY2009, $3.7 billion lower than the MSR estimate.  Interest received by trust funds was $181.6 billion, $4.9 billion lower than the MSR estimate, due primarily to lower-than-estimated interest earnings for the Civil Service Retirement and Disability Fund.

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The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh land in Bermuda for an official visit despite a diplomatic spat between the island and the UK…. From BBC News. Full story

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Jerry Hall, writing for the San Marcos, Texas, Daily Record, focuses on what we can learn from Bermuda about water conservation. “A visit to that lovely island far out in the Atlantic,” he writes, “taught me a lesson in what can be done when there is no underground aquifer, no rivers and no lakes from which to obtain water.” Here are some excerpts from his article on how Bermuda manages with little fresh water:

Given that situation, the folks in Bermuda, some 65,000 people, turn to the sky for their water needs. Roofs throughout the country are designed to collect rain and large tanks and cisterns store it for future use. By law, all new construction must include rainwater harvesting adequate for the residents.
In the residence hall where we stayed, our shower flowed in a sporadic dribble that certainly conserved water. Whether that was by design or because of the ancient plumbing, I’m not sure. But there were notices posted which explained the importance of conserving water and I was told most residents take water conservation very seriously.
Among the factoids listed on one hand-out were these: A shower can use 25 to 50 gallons of water. Just washing your hands can use up to three gallons and the average toilet uses five to seven gallons of water per flush. Leaving water running while you brush your teeth can waste three gallons. And while 80 percent of the earth’s surface is water, 97 percent of that is seawater.
I also learned that all birds are not viewed with delight in Bermuda, especially pigeons which congregate on roofs and poop in great quantities. That poop has to be filtered out of the water and pigeons are considered a public nuisance.

. . .

By law, homeowners there must keep catchments, tanks, gutters, pipes, vents and screens in good repair. Roofs are commonly repainted every two to three years and storage tanks must be cleaned at least once every six years. 
Catchments are whitewashed with white latex paint since the paint must be free of metals which might leach into water supplies. While there is municipal water to supplement individual storage, almost every roof is designed for rainwater collection.
Bermuda’s average rainfall is about 60 inches a year and I noticed many roofs had wedge-shaped “glides” laid to form sloping gutters. These gutters divert rainwater into vertical leaders and then into storage tanks. In addition to filtration, systems utilize parabolic solar cookers and solar water disinfection to make water safe to drink. 
In addition to saving water, I was informed the white roofs can cut air conditioning bills about 15 percent. Not a bad combination.
For the complete article go to http://www.sanmarcosrecord.com/features/local_story_325131505.html

Obama officials now faces a mountain of new debt, a balloon of short-term borrowings that come due in the months ahead. With the national debt now topping $12 trillion, the White House estimates that the government’s tab for servicing the debt will exceed $700 billion a year in 2019, up from $202 billion this year. An additional $500 billion a year in interest expense would total more than the combined federal budgets this year for education, energy, homeland security and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The surge in borrowing is due to the financial crisis and the deep recession, and high deficits. The problem, many analysts say, is that record government deficits have arrived just as the long-feared explosion begins in spending on benefits under Medicare and Social Security. Baby Boomers are approaching 65, setting off what experts have warned for years will be a fiscal nightmare for the government.

MAJOR FOREIGN HOLDERS OF TREASURY SECURITIES (billions of dollars)
HOLDINGS 1/ AT END OF PERIOD
                       Sep     Aug     Jul     Jun
Country               2009    2009    2009    2009
China, Mainland       798.9   797.1   800.5   776.4
Japan                 751.5   731.2   724.5   711.8
United Kingdom 2/     249.3   226.9   219.9   214.0
Oil Exporters 3/      185.3   189.1   189.2   191.2
Carib Bnkng Ctrs 4/   171.7   179.9   193.2   189.7
Brazil                144.9   137.3   138.1   139.8
Hong Kong             132.2   124.7   115.3    99.8
Russia                121.8   121.6   118.0   119.9
Luxembourg             98.7    94.2    92.0   104.1
Taiwan                 78.1    75.9    77.4    77.0
Switzerland            68.9    68.2    68.1    71.5
Germany                53.7    55.0    56.1    53.8
Korea                  38.8    38.7    37.6    36.3
Singapore              38.3    42.0    42.3    40.8
Canada                 38.3    26.2    20.2    19.0
India                  35.9    38.5    38.9    39.3
Ireland                32.7    36.5    38.6    46.3
France                 32.1    35.0    24.6    26.0
Thailand               30.1    33.5    31.4    29.7
Turkey                 28.2    28.7    27.3    27.5
Norway                 25.2    24.7    28.9    28.7
Mexico                 22.1    27.5    27.7    29.5
Netherlands            21.3    21.3    21.5    18.9
Egypt                  20.8    20.4    18.6    17.3
Sweden                 18.3    16.7    16.5    16.5
Israel                 18.3    17.7    16.9    18.1
Italy                  17.6    16.9    17.3    16.7
Colombia               16.7    16.3    14.8    11.8
Belgium                15.0    15.6    15.7    15.7
Chile                  12.9    13.0    13.5    14.3
Philippines            11.8    12.4    11.4    11.6
Malaysia               11.0    11.2    11.9    11.7
All Other             156.8   158.7   159.5   157.5
Grand Total          3497.3  3452.9  3427.4  3382.1

For. Official       2369.5  2360.1  2346.2  2295.7
Treasury Bills      597.7   607.3   606.6   571.9
T-Bonds & Notes     1771.8  1752.8  1739.6  1723.8
 1/  Estimated foreign holdings of U.S. Treasury marketable and non
marketable bills, bonds, and notes reported under the Treasury
International Capital (TIC) reporting system are based on annual Surveys
of Foreign Holdings of U.S. Securities and on monthly data. 
2/  United Kingdom includes Channel Islands and Isle of Man. 

3/  Oil exporters include Ecuador, Venezuela, Indonesia, Bahrain, Iran,
Iraq, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates,
Algeria, Gabon, Libya, and Nigeria. 
4/  Caribbean Banking Centers include Bahamas, Bermuda, Cayman Islands,
Netherlands Antilles and Panama. Beginning with new series for June
2006, also includes British Virgin Islands.

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Amazon's Global Kindle Reader

I heard that Amazon now has a global version of Kindle. I was disappointed to find this morning that the new version still will not work in my country.

Since I’ve wanted one for some time, but have been waiting until they got a version that would work in my country, I checked out their website this morning, only to be disappointed again. Apparently the new global version will only work in SOME countries.

In case you are thinking of purchasing the new Global Kindle for a Christmas gift this year, since the new version will only work in SOME countries, I thought it would be helpful to most expats to have a complete list of which countries it will, or will not work in.

STARRED (*) countries marked below indicate that Kindle needs to be ordered from a SPECIAL PAGE on the Amazon site.

The Global Kindle version DOES work in (as of Dec. 2009):

Aland Islands, Albania, American Samoa, Andorra, Angola, Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Armenia, Aruba, Australia*, Austria, Bahamas, Barbados, Belarus, Belgium, Belize, Benin, Bermuda, Bhutan, Bolivia, Boznia and Herzegovina, Botswana, Brazil, Bulgaria, Burundi, Cambodia, Canada, Cape Verde, Cayman Islands, Central African Republic, Colombia, Comoros, Congo, Cook Islands, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Cote d’Ivoire, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Denmark, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Equatorial Guinea, Estonia, Ethiopia, Falkland Islands, Faroe Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, Finland, France, French Guiana, French Polynesia, Gabon, Georgia, Germany, Ghana, Gibraltar, Greece, Greenland, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Guam, Guatemala, Guernsey, Guinea-Bissau, Guyana, Haiti, Holy See, Honduras, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, India, Ireland, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Jersey, Kenya, Kiribati, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Latvia, Liberia, Leichtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macao, Macedonia, Madagascar, Malawi, Malta, Marshall Islands, Martinique, Mauritius, Mayotte, Mexico, Moldovia, Monaco, Mongolia, Montenegro, Montserrat, Mozembique, Myanmar, Namibia, Nauru, Nepal, Netherlands, New Caledonia, Nicaragua, Niue, Norfolk Island, Northern Mariana Islands, Norway, Palau, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Puerto Rico, Romania, Russia, Rwanda, Réunion, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Samoa, San Marino, Sao Tome and Principe, Serbia, Seychelles, Slovakia, Slovenia, Solomon Islands, South Africa, Spain, Sri Lanka, Suriname, Swaziland, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Tanzania, Timor-Leste, Togo, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Turks and Caicos Islands, Tuvalu, Uganda, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Uruguay, Vanuatu, Venezuela, Viet Nam, Virgin Islands – British, Virgin Islands – U.S., Wallis and Futuna, Zambia, Zimbabwe.

The Global Kindle version does NOT work in (as of Dec. 2009):

Afghanistan, Algeria, Antarctica, Argentina, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Bouvet Island, British Indian Ocean Territory, Brunei Darussalam, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chile, Chad, China, Christmas Island, Cocos (Keeling) Islands, Cuba, Djibouti, Egypt, Eritrea, French Southern Territories, Gambia, Guinea, Heard Island and McDonald Islands, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Isle of Man, Israel, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Korea – Democratic People’s Republic of, Korea – Republic of, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Lesotho, Libya, Malaysia, Maldives, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco (including the Western Sahara), New Zealand, Niger, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Palestinian Territories, Pitcairn, Qatar, Saint Barthelemy, Saint Helena, Saint Martin, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Somalia, South Georgia and the Sandwich Islands, Sudan, Svalbard and Jan Mayan, Syrian Arab Republic, Tajikistan, Thailand, Tokelau, Tunisia, Turkey, Turkmenistan, United Arab Emirates, United States Minor Outlying Islands, Uzbekistan, Yemen.

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Toutes les marques chouchoutées par les plus petits sont référencées au meilleur prix.

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En-Mode.Fr Boutique de la mode – Vêtements enfants.
Les dernières collections enfant sont en ligne. Profitez en pour rhabiller votre enfant avec la derniere collection Automne / Hiver.
Toutes les marques chouchoutées par les plus petits sont référencées au meilleur prix.

Pantalon

Tee-Shirt

Pull & Sweat

Chemise

Manteau

Bermuda & Short

Combinaison

Gigoteuse

Maillot de bain

Pyjama et Robe de chambre

Robe & Jupe

Veste & Cardigan

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Perusahaan Asuransi Laut Lloyd’s Of London

Perusahaan asuransi laut Lloyd’s of London menyatakan bahwa segitiga bermuda bukanlah lautan yang berbahaya dan sama seperti lautan biasa di seluruh dunia, asalkan tidak membawa angkutan melebihi ketentuan ketika melalui wilayah tersebut. Penjaga pantai mengkonfirmasi keputusan tersebut. Penjelasan tersebut dianggap masuk akal, ditambah dengan sejumlah pengamatan dan penyelidikan kasus.

Badan Penyelidikan Geologi A.S.

Penjelasan lain dari beberapa peristiwa lenyapnya pesawat terbang dan kapal laut secara misterius adalah adanya gas metana di wilayah perairan tersebut. Teori ini dipublikasikan untuk pertama kali tahun 1981 oleh Badan Penyelidikan Geologi Amerika Serikat. Teori ini berhasil diuji coba di laboratorium dan hasilnya memuaskan beberapa orang tentang penjelasan yang masuk akal seputar misteri lenyapnya pesawat-pesawat dan kapal laut yang melintas di wilayah tersebut.

Pemerintah Dan Akademis Independen A.S.

Ada yang mengatakan Segitiga Bermuda disebabkan karena tempat tersebut merupakan Pangkalan UFO sekelompok mahkluk luar angkasa/alien yang tidak mau diusik oleh manusia, sehingga kendaraan apapun yang melewati teritorial tersebut akan terhisap dan diculik. Ada yang mengatakan bahwa penyebabnya dikarenakan oleh adanya sumber magnet terbesar di bumi yang tertanam di bawah Segitiga Bermuda, sehingga logam berton-tonpun dapat tertarik ke dalam.

Muhammad

Ada hadist yg diriwayatkan dari Abu Hurairah dikatakan bahwa pertemuan antara suhu panas dan dingin (sejuk) adalah ikatakan larangan ini karena tempat seperti itu adalah tempat yang paling digemari oleh Setan. Karena menurut beberapa pendapat ada yang mengatakan bahwa Segitiga Bermuda merupakan pusat bertemunya antara arus air dingin dengan arus air panas, sehingga akan mengakibatkan pusaran air yang besar/dasyat. Karena bermuda terletak di perairan Atlantik di pertengahan antara benua Amerika bagian utara dan Afrika. Secara mudah lokasi ini adalah kawasan pertembungan dua arus panas dari Afrika dan sejuk dari Amerika Utara.

Menurut beberapa orang muslim meyakini dengan hadist ini yang dianggap telah terjawab tentang misteri Segitiga Bermuda. Perkara-perkara aneh yang sering terjadi itu tentu antara lain disebabkan pertembungan antara panas dan sejuk dan menganggap Istana Setan terletak secara tersembunyi disitu. Kemudian dikatakan pula bahwa Dajjal pada saat sekarang menetap di Segitiga Bermuda itu sampai pada menjelang akhir zaman ia akan keluar.

Imam M. Ma’rifatullah al-Arsy

Menurut Syaikh Imam M. Ma’rifatullah al-Arsy, segitiga bermuda merupan tempat titik terujung di dunia ini. Ditengah kawasan itu terdapat sebuah telaga yang airnya dapat membuat siapa saja yg meminumnya menjadi panjang umur, ditempat itu pula Nabi Khidzir bertahta sebagai penjaga sumber “Air Kehidupan” tersebut. Syaikh Imam Ma’rifatullah berkata kalau penyelamat akhir Zaman Imam Mahdi akan keluar dari Ghaibnya melalui tempat tersebut dengan menggukan jubah suci berwarna kebiruan.

Naskah Kuno

Menurut sebuah naskah kuno menyatakan bahwa Raja Iskandar Agung pernah mencoba masuk ke kawasan agung itu dan sekembalinya mereka mengatakan bahwa tempat itu berpasirkan permata dan berbatukan berlian. Tempat yang dipenuhi dengan kabut putih tebal itu sangat indah untuk dipandang tapi sangat berbahaya untuk di datangi.

Meskipun beberapa teori dilontarkan, namun tidak ada yang memuaskan sebab munculnya tambahan seperti benda asing bersinar yang mengelilingi pesawat sebelum kontak dengan menara pengawas terputus dan pesawat lenyap.

Se você cansou dos vestidos, shorts e mini saias, vai amar esta bermuda em seda da Daslu!! Com uma t-shirt básica e um belo acessório, você está pronta e linda!!

Super Nova!

Tam: 36

R$ 80,00

When traveling to Bermuda one thing that the traveler wants to know about is transportation.  Immediately what comes to mind is either public transport or renting a car.  One thing you cannot do in Bermuda is rent a car if you are a visitor.  Note that each family in Bermuda is only allowed one car.   Therefore, you may get around by taxi, bike, mopeds, motor scooters, etc.   Bermudians drive on the left, and the roads are very narrow with very little (or no) shoulders.

What I found interesting in Bermuda was the parking.  Due to the fact that each family in Bermuda is only allowed one car, there are countless scooters around in the country.  During rush hour you’d see a bevy of them all over the place.  Additionally, there are parking lots just for scooters/mopeds (for the sake of length I’ll use the term “scooter”). 

As you can see in the photo below, scooter parking is very narrow
to accomodate the size of the vehicle.  Which makes perfect sense. 
The white lines mark the spaces.  This photo was taken at a
lot about a block away from the Hog Penny Pub.

Additionally, I took the photo below in the City of Hamilton. 
There are parking lots just for scooters within
the city to accomodate.  I found this quite interesting since
I’m so used to large concrete parking garages.

More scooter parking in Bermuda.

Visitors to Bermuda who’d like to rent a scooter may do so at the numerous rental agencies.  Hotels and resorts also have concierges, and the contact at the front desk  may offer companies by which you may make reservations.   I also noticed rental agencies with store fronts that had scooters for rent just in my walks around Hamilton.

One thing that is important to note is that if you are not experienced with riding a scooter, it can be dangerous, and I do remember seeing the remains of an accident on my trip to Bermuda.  So please be very, very careful should you decide to rent a scooter. 

The convenience of getting around this wonderful, beautiful island can easily be done by taxi just as easily (or by bus).  I was able to experience my travels in Bermuda by taxi, bus, and water taxi, but decided not to attempt the scooter.  However, many do rent a scooter, and if you have, feel free to share your tips. 

Please enjoy your travels safely. 

–Saundra

(All photos by me.  And I can be followed on Twitter.)

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Millie and Rosie are two ‘doodle’ puppies who recently flew to Bermuda to join their new families.

They are a couple of little characters who took over our homes while they waited for their flights, health checks and so on. One of the new owners told us it took several days before they could get both families together — and both puppies to stay still for long enough — to get these two photos. Well worth waiting for, in our view!