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Although Bahrain has a number of universities, both government and private, many Bahrainis have the opportunity to go abroad to pursue undergraduate and postgraduate studies, often by means of scholarships. One of the first problems they face is that few people know where Bahrain is. In this post we hear about the experiences of three bloggers who have just gone abroad for higher studies, to Japan, Britain and the United States, and a fourth blogger who has been studying in India for some time.

Cradle of Humanity has just gone to study in Cleveland, Ohio, and she is feeling a little frustrated:

I sometimes dread it when people ask where I come from. Not more than 10% of people who hear “Bahrain” as answer have some sort of idea where that country might be, but that’s not my cause of annoyance. For those who know that Bahrain is indeed in the Persian Gulf, there is one thing that comes to mind – wealth. Some people might ask, but it’s those who assume who annoy me the most. For the past two months I made a lot of friends, mainly Indians given the demographics of the student body in my program. Despite the fact that most of these are actually Indian elites, owners of chains of businesses and are wealthy themselves – they love to point out that I must be wealthy. When at some occasions I said just that, it appeared that some have the notion that we’re unnecessarily wealthy, that is, it’s undeserved wealth; while theirs is hard worked for. Oh, and they use Bahrain and Dubai interchangeably.

- Public transport here is not very good, but getting a car is very expensive. I would’ve got one
- Used or new?
- Used, I’m only here for a short period of time.
- Get a new one it’s better
- It’ll be much more expensive
- But you come from Bahrain, you can buy a car!

- You mean you’re not rich?
- Actually, no.
- Everyone in Dubai was rich.
- I don’t know about that, but not everyone in Bahrain is rich.

Yagoob, who has just arrived in Nagoya, has to deal with something even more basic - language:

To be honest, the culture shock has hit me very hard! Hardly anyone I’ve met so far had the slightest knowledge of the English language. I feel like a 21st century caveman, trying to communicate with the most primitive of ways, hand waving and speaking English in a very slow and loud way. [...] My dorm room is quite Japanese, extremely tiny and everything is earthquake proof so it’s like living in an aluminium sardine can. Many of the things I have around the room seem to have instructions on it, but all in Japanese so I have no idea how they work so far! [...] The subway is quite reminiscent to the London Tube except that it’s much cleaner and a person like me sticks out like a sore thumb (as if a tall fat sweaty hairy Arab wouldn’t stick out anywhere). [...] The people of Nagoya seem to have never met a Bahraini before, at least that’s what the people at my dorm office say, although I am surprised that they know where it is (maybe because of the many hard fought battles on the football pitch over the last few years) and when I chatted with one of my Chinese neighbours, ‘Andy’, he said, “Aah, you are from West Asia!” I guess I am...especially when I’m in the Far East.

MuJtAbA AlMoAmEn studies in India, and tells us what he likes about being there:

ربما يكون البعد عن الوطن له سلبياته ØŒ لكنه بلا أدنى شك Ùله إيجابياته .
تحدثت مراراً عن إيجابيات الاغتراب وسلبياته ØŒ ولست ÙÙŠ وارد إعادة تكرار ما كتبت ØŒ لكنني اليوم أكتب بشكل مغاير ØŒ Ùأريد الكتابة عن التأمل ØŒ عن الهدوء ØŒ وعن القدرة على الإطلاع ØŒ وعن وقت الÙراغ الذي أستطيع استثماره .
ÙÙŠ البحرين ØŒ بين أهلي وأصحابي ØŒ لا أملك الكثير من الوقت لقراءة الصح٠المحلية والعربية والعالمية ØŒ ولا أملك الكثير من الوقت لقراءة الكتب أكانت سيرة ذاتية أم Ùكرية أم رواية … الخ .
هنا ÙˆÙÙŠ الهند ØŒ حالات التأمل كثيرة ØŒ أشعر غالباً بصÙاء ليس له مثيل على مستوى الذهن ØŒ أستطيع التÙكير كثيراً، أجد الحلول غالباً لأية مشاكل أو عراقيل تواجهني ØŒ بل الأحلى من ذلك إنني أجد أكثر من طريقة للحل ØŒ Ùلا أعتمد حلاً واحداً ØŒ بل أستعرض الخيارات التي لدي ØŒ وهذا إن دل على شيء Ùإنه يدل على حالة الصÙاء العقلي والروحي الذي أعيشه . Perhaps being away from home has its negative aspects, but there is no doubt that there are positive aspects to it too. I have previously discussed the pros and cons of being away from home; I have no intention of repeating myself, and will write about something different today. I want to write about contemplation, calm, the ability to read, and the free time which I can spend usefully.
In Bahrain, among family and friends, I don't have much time to read newspapers, whether local, Arab or international. I also don't have time to read books such as biographies, novels, or those on intellectual topics.
Here in India, there is a lot of time for reflection. I feel mentally calm and I can think a lot - I find solutions for any problems or obstacles I face and what is even sweeter is that I find more than one solution. I don't depend on one only, and weigh my options, and if this proves anything, it is a testimony to the mental and spiritual calmness I live in.

Bride Zone has just arrived in the UK to study, and she is missing home:

…لا أستطيع أن أنكر كم هو صعب الشعور بالاغتراب والابتعاد عن الأرض..
الأرض هي الأرض.. ذلك الكوكب الثالث ÙÙŠ المجموعة الشمسية درسناه جميعاً وعلمنا تعريÙÙ‡ علمياً.. ولكن ÙÙŠ الواقع أرضنا تلك ليست هي ذاتها عندما تنتقل من مكان إلى آخر.. تلك الأرض التي عشت بين ظهرانيها سنين حياتي كلها بحلوها ومرها.. تلك التي تحمل أهلي وأصحابي أغلى عندي من كل أراضي العالم.. على الرغم من جمال الأرض التي أعيش عليها الآن إلا أنها لا تساوي عندي ذرة من تراب أرضي الغالية..
هنا ÙÙŠ بريطانيا الجو جميل.. رأيت Ùصل الخري٠كما لم أره ÙÙŠ حياتي قط.. كنا ÙÙŠ المدرسة نتعلم أنه ÙÙŠ Ùصل الخري٠تتساقط أوراق الأشجار ولكنني لم أر لك بعيني ÙÙŠ أرض الواقع سوى هنا.. وبينما نعاني من قلة الأمطار ÙÙŠ بلدي Ùإن المطر هنا يتساقط بين الÙينة والآخرى يجعلني أحس بالحياة.. الحياة التي تهبها تلك الأمطار للأرض لتغدو روضة غناء كما هي الآن..
هل أهذي أنا أم أهلوس؟لا أجد رابطاً بين ما كتبته ÙÙŠ صÙحاتي غير أنها كلمات تزاحمت ÙÙŠ عقلي وترجمتها ÙÙŠ مساحتي الصغيرة وناÙذتي التي أطل بها على العالم.. عذراً أحبتي.. Ùليس هناك لدي أمر آخر لأتحدث عنه اليوم سوى شوقي وحنيني للأرض والوطن.. I cannot deny how difficult it is to be away from home. The Earth is the Earth, the third planet in the solar system. We all studied that and know it scientifically. But the truth is that our Earth isn't the same when you move from one place to the other. That land where I lived all my life, with its share of good and bad, and which holds my family and friends is more dear to me than all the world's lands. Despite the beauty of the land I live on now - it isn't worth a speck of sand from my beloved country.
Here, in the UK, the weather is lovely. I have seen an autumn like nothing I have seen in my life before. At school we used to study that there was an autumn in which leaves fall from the trees but I have never seen that with my very own eyes except here. And while we suffer from the lack of rain in my country, it regularly rains here and makes me eager for life, a life that is rejuvenated by the rains, which make it the oasis it is now.
Am I hallucinating? I don't see any connection in what I have written on these pages except that they are words that have congested my mind and which I have translated in this small space and this window I look into the world from. Please forgive me my dear ones. There is nothing I want to talk about today except for my love and longing for my land and nation.

Cyberdyne a new company in Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan will mass-produce a robotic suit that reads brain signals and helps people with mobility problems. HAL- short for hybrid assistive limb -is a computerized suit with sensors that read brain signals directing limb movement through the skin. The robotic suit will be available for rent in Japan for ¥220,000 ($2,200) a month .The invention may have far-reaching benefits for the disabled and elderly. The 10-kg battery-operated computer system is belted...

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Sony Japan nous a présenté lors de ce Tokyo Game Show un nouveau jeu exclusivement dédié pour la PSP: Juusei to Diamond. Si vous connaissez Ace Attorney et si accessoirement vous enlevez les...

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Taiko Drum Master was released in the US once, on PlayStation 2. It didn't really go well. Now Namco Bandai has revealed a version for the Wii, and we're wondering if they'll decide to localize it. Or if they should. Well, of course they should, but we mean in terms of financial success.

Since the release of the PS2 game, Guitar Hero and Rock Band have somehow moved the music game out of the exclusive realm of people like us and into the mainstream. You probably know people who have one of those games. There's another factor in Taiko's favor this time: it's basically a party game, and the Wii is openly hospitable toward those.

Do you think a Taiko could be a success on the Wii outside of Japan? Are Americans ready to bang on a tiny replica of a Japanese drum in time with "Katamari on the Rock"?

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So we have four guys in Japan and Fahey's at BlizzCon. I walk into the Kotaku Tower today to find two things I absolutely hate. Cold, sludgy office coffee, and disabled perimeter defenses. Whatever, this is where I gotta be right now. Because if there was a global war on expos carried out terrists who hate our vidja-game freedoms, yours truly would be the Kotaku equivalent of the Secretary of HUD — the designated survivor, as they say. The downside, when all the action's going on, you're off cooling your heels in some nuke-proof bunker eating freeze dried ice cream and wondering if you could, in fact, repopulate the earth with the Secretary of Labor if it came down to it. The upside: if all hell breaks loose, you're leader of the free world. And that's cool. Just doin' my job.
For this week's originals roundup, I encourage you to take a look at our running Super Big Let’s TGS Round-Up as well as our BlizzCon 2008 coverage. Below are some highlights that are non-TGS, non-BlizzCon or at least not-100-percent-attached-to-either-event.
Xbox 360: Official Console of 2008 Recession
Halo 3: Recon, The Trailer
Banjo Kazooie's Japan Inspired Backpack
Molyneux Begs For Non-Gamer Game Review
Wii Ski and Snowboard: EXCITING
Afro Samurai Dinner Theater, Minus Dinner... and Theater
Fracture Review: Breaking New Ground
Gears of War 2 - The Non-Review Review
Mappy The Robot Runs a Maze
Suck it Down: Street Fighter IV Makes Kotaku its Bitch
Rambo The Arcade Game: Hands On
Three Developers Explain LittleBigPlanet Level Design to a 7-Year-Old
Stan Bush Wants "The Touch" In Guitar Hero, Rock Band
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October 11, 2008 http://TimothySykesExposed.com/CRISIS President Bush emerged from a meeting with foreign financial officials on Saturday and pledged a global response to the credit crisis that will lead toward a "path of stability and long-term growth." Bush announced no new strategies to attack the economic woes circling the globe, stressing instead, "We will do what it takes to resolve the crisis and the world's economy will emerge stronger as a result." The president spoke in the Rose Garden outside the White House, joined there in a show of solidarity not long after daybreak by finance officials from the G-7 - Japan, Germany, Britain, France, Italy and Canada, in addition to the United States. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice also attended. "The United States has a special role to play in leading the response to this crisis," the president said. "That is why I convened this morning's meeting here at the White House and it is why our government will continue using all the tools at our disposal to resolve this crisis." He added, "As our nations carry out this plan, we must ensure that the actions of one country do not contradict or undermine the actions of another. In an interconnected world, no nation will gain by driving down the fortunes of another. We are in this together. We will come through it together." Bush's comments were aimed at avoiding the mistakes that worsened economic conditions during the Great Depression in the 1930s. Then, some nations pursued go-it-alone strategies such as erecting protectionist trade barriers to shield their domestic industries. Those trade barriers ended up only worsening the global downturn. In the current crisis, Ireland moved to guarantee all bank deposits, a decision that triggered similar actions in Germany and other nations which were concerned that nervous depositors would move their bank accounts to Ireland. The White House meeting lasted about a half-hour, less than scheduled. Officials ...

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Ameblo via VGChartz is reporting that the first day sales estimates in Japan on October 9th, 2008 as follow:

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In 1990 the Nikkei stock index dropped almost 20%

The sky over Tokyo seemed to fall in September of 1990, when the Nikkei stock index dove almost 20 percent in one month. Real estate prices would plummet and the financial sector would crack, trapping Japan in a “lost decade” of economic growth. Is the United States now set for its own? That prospect may not be as scary as it sounds.

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