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Latest post on 19 November 2012 - 12:01
Watching, and watched yesterday! Was a bit jarring at first, lol No idea who they are. Last year, didn't we have the same thing?--practice runs leading up to the show that coincides with the parachuting championships which start the 28th? Or am imagining it?
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Latest post on 19 November 2012 - 10:15
Cool :) I'll add that to my growing kitchen items wish list!
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Latest post on 19 November 2012 - 09:54
Hand sanitisers are not as effective as washing hands with soap and water. I have suspected as much. I don't rely on those. Plus they wreck my hands! I just try to ninja myself around, and scrub when I have the opportunity!
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Latest post on 19 November 2012 - 09:51
I bought a 4 pan poacher from M&S it wasnt expensive and really easy to use that sounds like my style. A device. I don't have a microwave; is it designed for a saucepan?
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Latest post on 19 November 2012 - 09:49
Beebers! How was it? :) Aha, you noticed I have been quiet. >:( Gutted. We couldn't go because my DH had conference spread throughout the entire day. He has promised to take me once he is back in town. I thought about hopping on the metro and venturing there myself, but he wants to see it, too--so I guess I'll wait.
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Latest post on 19 November 2012 - 09:44
These are great tips. another miserable poacher, here. :)
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Latest post on 19 November 2012 - 09:43
I try not to be a germaphobe to the point where I make people around me uncomfortable (or look like a princess) but I do everything to avoid holding bars on the metro, touching escalators, bathroom doors and the like. If I do, I scrub my hands as soon as possible. In most bathrooms, it's easy to wash your hands and grab an extra paper towel to grab the handle on the way out. I have a friend that is a statistician and after she rattled off some figures to me the other day--which I have blocked from my memory--I am glad I behave as I do. Don't even get me started on chips and nuts at the pub! yick!
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Latest post on 18 November 2012 - 15:01
Very nice medical spa for ladies and gents Embassy of Beauty 04 4324909. what great advertising :)
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Latest post on 18 November 2012 - 14:55
Shill, anyone?
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Latest post on 18 November 2012 - 14:12
Are those the Jordan circles--like Adam's Calendar in SA? (near the Azraq Oasis) <em>edited by Beebers on 18/11/2012</em>
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Latest post on 18 November 2012 - 10:52
UK and US guidelines are all well and good, but I wonder what the UAE guidelines are? When things like huge tyres, glass bottles, dead animals, and debris are frequently seen in the middle of the road and we have to swerve! I agree there is a moral duty but that is not always possible - in fact I think it causes more obstruction and chaos for someone who has hit an animal (who will clearly be panicked) to pull over safely (who pulls over safely here? People barely indicate!) and then try to remove it from a busy road. It is very very sad but it happens every day and if the vets were inundated with people bringing in injured cats they would literally be doing nothing else. Nine times out of ten these cats will die if not by being hit by a car then just by being a stray. A lady on here was asking for people to chip in 3,500dhs to save an injured cat. Sad as it is, if a stray is severely run over, then I can understand why people don't stop, if it is someone's pet that is entirely different. I agree. I would personally assess the situation based on highway vs. quiet neighborhood street, and make sure I didn't put myself in harm's way. We have all read about how trying to change a tire on the side of the road can end your life around here! I wanted to help an injured opossum once that we ran over, and my Dad said not a chance--no idea what diseases it's carrying, plus it would probably bite. As much as I love animals, I would worry about disease or getting run over trying to help.
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Latest post on 18 November 2012 - 10:38
If I recall, the guidelines in the U.S. are that should a driver hit an animal, and as a result, there is a road obstruction which could harm others, it is the driver's responsibility to remove the injured animal from the road. I don't remember domestic animal guidelines, only wildlife that would be large enough to cause an accident for another vehicle. But I have stopped for an armadillo before, so I probably am not the best person to chime in. edited by Beebers on 18/11/2012
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Latest post on 18 November 2012 - 10:31
It's horrifying and scary :( Thankfully, if the latest news reports are correct, there are no casualties and displaced residents are being put up at the Bonnington. I couldn't imagine losing everything.
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Latest post on 18 November 2012 - 10:01
omg I would throw up!
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Latest post on 18 November 2012 - 09:54
Thanks ladies, that makes sense :) I understand about the dress--outside of the Marina/beach area, I feel weird if I am not suitably covered! Now just crossing fingers that DH can finish his conference calls. If not, I am going to be experimenting making mayonnaise all day.
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Latest post on 18 November 2012 - 09:43
So funny Beebers! My mum always makes her own with egg for my Dad. I'm with you though, not a fan. I found another recipe, rice milk, lemon, seasoning and canola oil. Going to carrefour then will try it out this afternoon, not expecting too much! Thanks for your feedback. Between the 2 of us we make work it out :) or find someone who stocks it! Yeah seriously :) Sand Fairy, I forgot to say I added some pink salt. I had read that about the oil (google is my friend :)) but, I also saw a couple of recipes made with olive oil, and having 2 or 3 litres lying around, decided to try it first. I think the apple cider vinegar cancels out the olive taste. It's been sitting in the fridge "setting" for an hour, so I'll see if anything changes. It's for DH anyway--I only care if he likes it. I'll probably use a different oil for my egg free version and some dijon mustard. I saw a recipe with tahini that looks cray-mazing! <em>edited by Beebers on 18/11/2012</em>
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Latest post on 18 November 2012 - 08:54
Sue, I appreciate that feedback as well! I would still like to experience it myself, but I will be prepared to haggle. Anyone have any advice about parking there?
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Latest post on 18 November 2012 - 08:42
Beebers I also saw a recipe that had xanthan gum, but I don't have any. Might try yours first. I'll await your trial first! Thanks again girls. TimTam, I don't know if my friend that recommended this recipe lives on a different planet--but it's worthless! Granted, I used oat milk, not soy, but the consistency is the same between the two. Just a major no go. However, since I had all my gear out this morning, DH asked if I would make some homemade mayo [i'>with[/i'> eggs. It was a first attempt (well, second, if you account for the botched egg free version) and he said it tastes "just like miracle whip." Which apparently is something he likes. yuck! lol So if anyone reading this wants to know, 1 egg yolk + 1 tsp cider vinegar + 1/4 cup EVOO + 1 tsp organic caster sugar is supposedly good and "Miracle Whip" like. Actually doesn't have an olive oil flavored bite to it, but it's not my cup of tea. After I go to the spice souk today, I am going to try more egg free versions. :) I'm glad I have been saving all these cute mini tomato paste jars, looks like they'll come in handy!
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Latest post on 18 November 2012 - 08:36
Anything could have started the fire But yes, i have seen people throwing their cigarette butts onto other people's balconies. You can only imagine if the balcony has inflammable stuff.... I have seen that firsthand. WTH are people thinking?? I just read resident accounts that they 1) heard an explosion 2) heard ear piercing fire alarms. It started on the roof and then falling debris from the roof fell on balconies, cars below--ugh so horrible! I am so glad that all the residents heard the alarms, because in Tecom last week and last month, people smelled smoke and that fact alerted them. No alarms :(
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Latest post on 18 November 2012 - 07:24
[url=https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=504349396265261&set=a.207363762630494.61449.144148328952038&type=1'>photo[/url'> edited by Sanddy_Dogg on 18/11/2012 Reading some of the comments under this link. Supposedly, a gas cylinder exploded? As in...from an outdoor grill?
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Latest post on 17 November 2012 - 19:19
haha, she is the best, right? that sounds lovely! We're going early. He'll be in bed by about 6 (early flight in the a.m.) otherwise we would so do that. I'm sure we'll want to go back, so I am putting this info in a note so we can do that route the next time. I have a friend coming to Dubai soon for a few days, so that may be good for that, too. I would look like a champ, but I'll give you credit ;) <em>edited by Beebers on 17/11/2012</em>
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Latest post on 17 November 2012 - 19:04
Oh goodie, I am stoked now! DH wants to know if there is a rum stand next to the coconut stand. Nice :) No seriously, I think he is looking forward to it, too. This is our first trip to any of the souks in two years living here! (eek, I know!) I'll report back, thanks!
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Latest post on 17 November 2012 - 17:10
I did look at some of the recipes online but they didn't sound too appealing, let me know how you go but I might giveit's worth a try. Thanks Beebers I know--I'm wary, myself. Not sure how it will turn out, but I am happy to report back either way! :)
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Latest post on 17 November 2012 - 17:07
Not to sound all Betty Crocker-like, but have you tried making your own? I am trying this one tomorrow--with oat milk instead of soy. Just ran out, myself, and this recipe came recommended from a friend: http://glutenfreeday.com/?p=65
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Latest post on 17 November 2012 - 12:44
Most that stuff is pretty gross--but it all sounds so good right now--especially ho hos! :) As a child, I went on a school field trip to the Hostess factory. I can't tell you the level of pure delight when we got to see the Twinkies getting made!
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Latest post on 17 November 2012 - 12:38
I'll share :) but sounds like our Mom & Dad gifts are similar! Nephews: easy. We have 8, and each year, we buy them gold bars. My parents: my siblings and I always get a spa day for Mom, and whatever hunting/fishing gimmick my Dad wants--like a gun scope or a new open face reel (my brother gets the intel on their trips) DH's parents: a case of their favorite boutique wine Brothers/sister's and their spouses: Fancy restaurant gift certificates for date nights My DH and I usually spend Christmas somewhere different each year, so it is custom for us to get each other a locally inspired accessory :) i.e. beaded African Jewlery, Native American silver belt buckle, Lapiz cufflinks--depends where we are. It's fun!
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Latest post on 17 November 2012 - 09:03
Meagle is exactly right. Anon, if the individual is poverty stricken, with no assets like a home, chances or they will get a monthly social security check based on taxed income from previous years, plus Medicare, plus would probably qualify for Medicaid. We may see a big change, though, with the "fiscal cliff" coming up. Obama could cut Medicare, Social Security, and Medicaid programs by 650 billion to avoid this cliff. Just google "Grand Bargain." It's anyone's guess what will happen with this in the next couple of years.
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Latest post on 16 November 2012 - 17:08
Did she mean just *drop* them in a park, or try to find a home for them by meeting people at a park...
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Latest post on 16 November 2012 - 16:20
and I had planned chicken for dinner, too! How small are we talking? http://www.food.com/recipe/roasted-herbed-baby-chickens-61221
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Latest post on 16 November 2012 - 16:03
I admit I had to giggle a bit reading this thread. Come on now ladies, surely you all realize the market for such services here in the UAE is gigantic, illegal or not... As for reporting it to the police, there's really nothing they'll be able to do. I very much doubt the website will be hosted inside the UAE, and despite all their "surf safely" (haha) efforts the internet is still free for all. Let it go, it's just spam. I wonder about the internet "surf safely" bit here! I tried to log onto a fitness clothing website and got that message ?! And another time, followed a link to a website called something like archaelogistnews.com and was redirected to a Japanese...er..."massage techniques" website which was quite graphic! LOL
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Latest post on 16 November 2012 - 15:57
What is she planning to feed them? Where will she keep them..? They grow up and require a fair amount of space, they should be in an enclosure.... [b'>you dont just go and get 4 baby chickens without a plan...?[/b'> If this was my maid Id be more then a little bit angry right now.... Well, you nor I or most wouldn't! They're babies so you can't eat them. Which makes them pets. Tell her to figure out a new home for them. Maybe Asti wants them :)
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Latest post on 16 November 2012 - 15:47
I am in the opposite camp. At least as far as any devices, appliances, or restaurants. My DH outresearches me any day of the week. We were in Crate and Barrel today, and as I was looking at woks, he rattled off all the pros and cons of each variety, leaving me to feel like a just-browsing-know-nothing-imbecile. Later, when I was browsing cameras elsewhere, I just said "Ok, give me the lowdown." It's kind of nice having Mr. Consumer Reports around.
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Latest post on 16 November 2012 - 10:36
Hi Audrey, I giggled when I saw your post, only because I feel like that sometimes, too. When I was working it didn't affect me as much, as I was knackered, too, but since I am no longer--I get frustrated at times. My DH owns his own businesses, so I used to whine that he can surely set some time aside for us, right? He has meetings by day, and takes clients out many nights--so on "free" nights, he wants to chill with a movie. The last thing he wants is to go to some souk or ride dune buggys. What helps me is to remind myself what a wonderful man I have, and admire his work ethic; a lot of women would wish for that in a husband! If I want to get out, I see if any of my girlfriends want to go hang, or go alone. Of course it doesn't replace romantic outings, but we have learned to schedule those in like any other appointment. Perhaps you could approach him with "I know how tired you must be, and I appreciate your hard work. I would like to get out the house more, can we schedule something?" You're not alone in feeling this way and it doesn't make you unappreciative--so whatever you do, don't feel bad.
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Latest post on 15 November 2012 - 20:38
I thought it wasn't like that in the USA but it seems that it is! Only the wealthy elderly can have good healthcare. I'm getting worried for someone in particular. I'm just wondering if it is better to have zilch as an elderly American and live in elderly housing or to have a little. If you have nothing, you get some benefits, right? The person I am referring to is not married and was never in the military. OK I see what you mean, now. DBuffin sounds like she has a good grasp of this--and it is state dependent. I am not sure what Medicaid is like in the state this individual is in--but they could be ineligible if they have too much--even if it really isn't much. Good luck with this, I know how heartbreaking it is x
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Latest post on 15 November 2012 - 19:05
Tell him dogs are pack animals and are much happier in units of at least two.... Totally :) Would it really be that hard to persuade since you already have one?
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Latest post on 15 November 2012 - 19:03
Hi Beebers! How did your grandmother afford all the medication? I have been told that if you are on Medicare and can't afford your medication, that you just can't get it, even if the lack of it kills you. Is this true? Anon, that sounds right! She didn't take any meds other than cumidin (blood thinner, think that is how you spell), which I believe was fairly cheap. Actually, she had never been to a hospital in her life until she got run over by a hit and run driver, walking on the sidewalk, age 90. She broke her hip in that accident, and after, my mother was taking care of her due to decreased mobility. Unfortunately, since Mom couldn't always be there, she fell in her home and broke her hip again. It was heartbreaking, and after that second break, she really needed someone full time. I know she had some other complications with that break but can't remember the details, which warranted the extra care. The nursing homes are just extortionate. They would actually charge per aspirin, and per "administration" on TOP of that heinous monthly charge. They sold her home and used that money over the next decade to help pay the fees, along with selling some of her bonds. That was the only way it got paid. Unfortunately for the baby boomer generation, I doubt there will even be social security in another 15-20 yrs. Luckily some have planned for that, but a serious illness like cancer would be devastating in both the obvious ways and financially. <em>edited by Beebers on 15/11/2012</em>
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Latest post on 15 November 2012 - 18:45
Anon, not sure if this is helpful, but my late Grandma was living on about $1100 a month in combined social security checks and checks from the gov't based on my Grandpa being in the War. It sure wasn't much. She had Medicare which did about zip for her in her late 90's--it barely deflected the care she needed (she needed to either be in a home or in have home care 24/7) which totaled about $7500 a month--after Medicare. These days, I don't know that much has changed. Social Security depends on how much each individual earned and taxed out--of course--and besides Medicare, I don't know what else there is unless their spouse was or is a veteran. She passed in 2010 and this was the case at that time.
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Latest post on 15 November 2012 - 16:48
lunch with a great friend and DD1 at Al Qasr. Now back home thinking about the things I need to do/shopping for our BBQ tomorrow night, but now it's 4.45 pm thinking about pizza and a glass of wine [b'>but it's a tad too early[/b'>! edited by october on 15/11/2012 Nah.
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Latest post on 15 November 2012 - 16:44
Pierce Brosnan. One of the lamest actors ever. Did you even like him in the Thomas Crown Affair?
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Latest post on 15 November 2012 - 16:41
No, like many other ladies here, mine works every day and often late into the night, in his case because of time and working day differences between here and Europe. He is usually available for business-related calls when we're all away on holiday, as well. He is also known as a workaholic. yep! Add in Hong Kong, and the US, and it's 24/7! Mine was on a Skype conference call this afternoon in his home office (ahem--our dining room) and didn't miss a beat when I blew up an oil atomizer in the kitchen and screamed LOL. Didn't bat an eye--I could be on fire! I say workaholic, he says focused. Potato, pa-tah-to. :)
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Latest post on 15 November 2012 - 15:24
Daniel Craig's pretty cute.. um....yeah!!!!!!!!
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Latest post on 15 November 2012 - 14:25
They will most likely start getting busy around 4 pm. I think you're right. I was just at MOE and it was not bad, at all, inside, nor was getting in and out in a taxi.
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Latest post on 15 November 2012 - 11:29
OP I know the feeling. I used to use Schwarzkopf semi permanent, and loved it. All I needed was to coat the hair with a depositing darker color; not "lift" the color--not sure if you go darker than your natural or lighter. I felt it was less damaging than permanent, and it didn't fade between my once a month colorings. I would also keep the dye I didn't use, and add shampoo to the bottle--which I would use once every 10 days in place of my normal shampoo to revamp the deepness of the brown. I was always "dyeing" to try Phyto's home hair color, because I love the product line. Only seen that one at the chemist, though, and have no feedback.
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Latest post on 15 November 2012 - 11:09
Star, what's your budget? I like pens for men, such as MontBlanc, or even Waterman. For my BIL I usually get him something that isn't practical--he has 4 kids and never buys himself things like that. Edited because I missed the "single" part :) Electronics sounds like a nice idea, I like the kindle suggestion--or maybe an iPad? <em>edited by Beebers on 15/11/2012</em>
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Latest post on 15 November 2012 - 11:04
so its one of "those" types of parties..... takes all sorts i guess... do you have a bit of sand stuck in your tutu this week? you seem a bit chapped :)
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Latest post on 15 November 2012 - 09:56
On a hunt for non GMO tofu. Exciting, huh? Hope it inspires :D
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Latest post on 15 November 2012 - 09:46
My DH works every day. The beauty of global business! :) thank goodness for smartphones with skype.
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Latest post on 15 November 2012 - 09:04
Home: In 1973, home to the tallest building in the world (and for 25 yrs more) Here: In 1973, Dubai just started building and now houses the tallest building in the world Home: Most meals were p0rk concentric Here: Never eat it Home: Four seasons. Leaves changing, snow, ice, then flowers bloom with heat Here: well, you know Home: Streets are all perpendicular, classified as numerical and alphabetical, Here: Still trying to see the logic in the names and sequences. Roundabouts are new to me Home: Multinational, lots of different languages hears spoken in public places Here: Same Home: Masses of chain restaurants with some original hidden gems Here: Same Home: Fitness lovers are "freaks" and overweight is the norm Here: Same Home: Honking cars and traffic keep me up at night most of the time Here: Same Home: Lots of 18 wheelers on the roads Here: Lots of trucks with unsecured cargo on the highways (scary!!) Home: Hustle and bustle on the streets, but pedestrians observe a large area of personal space Here: What's personal space? Home: Mom calls once a day Here: Mom skypes me once a day Home: Lived in a high rise by a huge, gorgeous body of fresh water Here: Live in a high rise by a huge, gorgeous body of salt water Home: 1 minute walk to anything I need Here: anything is just a phone call + delivery away :)
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Latest post on 15 November 2012 - 08:12
How'd that happen Beebers? You could help crack the case of how word on expats not owning the land for freehold properties bought travelled from mouth-to-mouth is turned into fact on an internet forum? :D Wow, I might have to enlist Sherlock Holmes for that one. yikes, undertaking! Anon, it's when the white of your eye turns red. It happened when I was having sinus pressure last weekend, and blew my nose rather hard. Just a freak deal. Doctor said it's fine, just looks awful, and not to worry--gone in 2 weeks. Oh, that's it? greeeeeeeeeeat. :( ETA, funny you should mention that topic, Shop--I've been reading those threads closely as my DH and I have bounced around the idea of owning property here. Since he has a Dubai based business, we will always require a presence here. It would almost make sense to own, but we are wary to do so, and may just keep an apartment here for that purpose. <em>edited by Beebers on 15/11/2012</em>
 
 
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