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No worriesshes not frying it in butter and making a dinner out of it; rather, she takes it in pill form . The reality star posted a photo to Instagram over the weekend of the large capsules, saying shell be sad when theyre all gone. And while some are grossed out by the thought of eating ones own organ, many women swear by the benefits it can bring, which also include an increase in milk production for breast-feeding mamas. Actresses Alicia Silverstone and January Jones have reportedly held on to their placentas in order to eat them. Kourtney has been fairly vocal about her belief in the powers of the placenta, even saying on Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Why would you not take it?

The struggle is real for so many families around the world, and the fact that Kim is being open and honest about what she is going through is something different for her, and it makes other people feel like they certainly arent the only ones. Not all celebs have it super easy all the time. Shes http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/6436537/karadashian-jenner-family-musical-connections-kanye-west-ray-j-french-montana opened up in other interviews about how doctors told her shed never be able to conceive on her own, and that she and Kanye are open to IVF and surrogacy if they cant conceive again naturally. Kim Kardashians fertility struggle is no secret, but that doesnt mean that shes going to give up. As previously reported by the Inquisitr, Kim has been on bump watch for a few months now, and many feel as though it will happen for her again. While many people have been quick to point out an apparent bulge in Kims mid-section, it seems fairly obvious that she is going to make an announcement when she does conceive.

app store, then faded in the fall and has dipped to the 19th spot as of Friday. Its much the same story on the Android stores run by Google ( GOOGL ) and Amazon ( AMZN ), according to data collected by market tracker App Annie. Get the Latest Market Data and News with the Yahoo Finance App Glu doesnt report its fourth-quarter earnings until Feb. 4, but with the games sales in free-fall, the $200 million marks seems far out of reach. In the game, which can be downloaded for free, players try to become famous, with occasional advice from a virtual Kim.

Kim Kardashian Fertility Struggle: Kim Gets Candid About Her Struggle To Get Pregnant

Credit: Paul Zimmerman/Getty Images for Women's Health Yum? Kourtney Kardashian has loved spending alone time with her new baby boy Reign Aston Disick, which she has kept relatively private since his birth on Dec. 14. But there's one aspect of his birth she has no problem sharing.

BALDOR 22 minutes ago Content preferences Done WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. officials have finished an investigation into how and why Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl (boh BURG'-dahl) disappeared from his base in Afghanistan. Bergdahl was held captive for five years by the Taliban. The Pentagon says Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel is expected to be briefed on the report as early as today. Details about the probe's conclusion are closely held. But Bergdahl could face charges of desertion or being absent without leave.

If a few black-owned businesses get destroyed, and others are forced out of business by rising insurance costs, who cares? At least the protesters feel righteous. Similarly, we all know rape is a rampant problem in elite-college fraternities, even if the smoking gun turned out to be a toy pistol. After Rolling Stones UVA rape story led to protests, vandalism and cancelled donations, the magazine appended a shrug of a disclaimer to the story and continued to publish the 8,000 word opus on its website. Feminists keep saying that there is a larger truth here that we are suddenly living in a rape culture in which this hideous crime is widely condoned, even though the rate of forcible rate is at its lowest level in 40 years. When such data dont bear out the narrative, activists rely heavily on anecdotal evidence like the Rolling Stone story then say false anecdotes dont matter either. We have a society where rapists are given the benefit of the doubt, often despite overwhelming evidence, wrote Sally Kohn of CNN, adding that [Feminists] cannot apologize for erring on the side of a fair, compassionate and credulous hearing of a womans account. Except being credulous with a liar means you arent being fair to those she is lying about.

Its true that we negotiate, we pay, and we try to get results .... There isnt a single Frenchman who believes Mr. Lazarevic was freed because Mr. Hollande has nice eyes. Another Frenchman kidnapped in Mali in November 2011 along with Lazarevic, Philippe Verdon, was found dead in July 2013. A security official in Mali, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he feared for his safety, said Lazarevics release came after negotiations to free two al-Qaida fighters arrested in his abduction. The two al-Qaida detainees were transferred to mediators in Niger on Saturday and turned over to al-Qaida, the Malian official said.

Michael McCaul , the chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security. PHOTOS: Election disaster and Obama's other biggest White House fails The Texas Republican asserted that Mr. Obama set a dangerous precedent for such negotiations earlier this year by authorizing the release of five former high-level Taliban officials from Guantanamo Bay in exchange for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, an American held hostage in Afghanistan for five years. But Mr. Somers case is notably different. The 33-year-old photojournalist is an American citizen who born in Britain. He had been working in Yemen since 2011 as a freelancer for the Yemen Times when operatives from al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) kidnapped him in September 2013.

Basically, Im looking for any help that can get me out of this situation. Im certain that my life is in danger. So as I sit here now, I ask, if anything can be done, please let it be done. Thank you very much. Before Mr. Somers statement, the video shows local al Qaeda commander Nasser bin Ali al-Ansi, reading in Arabic and speaking about alleged American crimes against the Muslim world. Al-Ansi criticizes US-led airstrikes against the Islamic State group and President Obama for his latest foolish action, referring to the failed operation in Hadramawt.

Their focus on their fate took away from time for them to grieve Gloria's loss. "Everything has revolved around her case and our situation," Grace Huang said. "We haven't had a chance to really say goodbye and mourn. We just really want to be able to honor her place in our lives with our friends and family and that hasn't happened yet." U.S. ally The case put the United States in a difficult situation with a close ally with whom it is working on hot-button issues in the Middle East. Qatar is a key ally in the U.S.-led coalition against ISIS and host to many countries' forces involved in airstrikes. The Qatari government also helped the United States secure the release of Sgt.

Advocates for the Huangs suggested the lab report was fabricated and said their request with the Qatari judiciary for a formal investigation went unanswered. A United Nations special rapporteur investigating the justice system in Qatar also called attention to the Huangs' case and urged the government to release them and send them home. Fighting family Matthew Huang was employed in Doha by an international company working on construction projects for the 2022 World Cup. After the couple's arrest, their two sons, also adopted from Africa, were temporarily placed in a Qatari orphanage, but have since been sent back to the United States to live with Grace Huang's mother. The entire family chipped in during the prolonged separation. With Matthew Huang fired from his job, the couple is living on donations from family and friends. Grace Huang's brother, Daniel Chin, gave up his job in California to work on the case full time. He was the nerve center of the family, raising money for its expenses and defense costs and dealing with the Huangs' lawyers and advocates. After spending nearly a year in prison, the Huangs were released last November, but they were prohibited from leaving Qatar during their appeal.

naval base in Cuba, the Pentagon said. That number compares to the facility's population height of more than 750 people after it began accepting post-9/11 prisoners. Three of the detainees -- Salah Mohammed Salih Al-Dhabi, Abdel Ghaib Ahmad Hakim, and Abdul Khaled Al-Baydani -- are slated to be sent to Georgia, in the Caucasus region at the border of Europe and Asia. The other two -- Hashim Bin Ali Bin Amor Sliti and Husayn Salim Muhammad Al-Mutari Yafai -- are scheduled to be transferred to Slovakia in Central Europe. Hakim was represented by the Center for Constitutional Rights, which identified him as Abd Al Hakim Ghalib Ahmad Alhag. Alhag (Hakim), who is from Yemen, had been detained for more than 10 years and been cleared for release "for years," but his transfer was delayed "as the U.S. inexplicably opposed his release in court," the center charged. "The U.S. finally transferred him on the eve of new litigation by the Center for Constitutional Rights challenging his continued indefinite detention based on or because of his Yemeni citizenship.

Tapes could prove Gitmo inhuman treatment Moazzam Begg: I wanted my day in court Three of the detainees -- Salah Mohammed Salih Al-Dhabi, Abdel Ghaib Ahmad Hakim, and Abdul Khaled Al-Baydani -- are slated to be sent to Georgia, in the Caucasus region at the border of Europe and Asia. The other two -- Hashim Bin Ali Bin Amor Sliti and Husayn Salim Muhammad Al-Mutari Yafai -- are scheduled to be transferred to Slovakia in Central Europe. Hakim was represented by the Center for Constitutional Rights, which identified him as Abd Al Hakim Ghalib Ahmad Alhag. Alhag (Hakim), who is from Yemen, had been detained for more than 10 years and been cleared for release "for years," but his transfer was delayed "as the U.S. inexplicably opposed his release in court," the center charged. "The U.S.