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Latest post on 22 December 2013 - 23:28
And The bonus question... Always someone asks it, and I had been there with several groups... "What do men wear underneath the white dishdash?" Lol...
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Latest post on 20 December 2013 - 10:49
I always thought 500sf was the minimum.
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Latest post on 20 December 2013 - 10:45
"I could not find a job as a shop assistant. Hence I took on this other job, as a gynecologist, in the meantime." Said by: noone, ever. "Again I had to rent a new warehouse to my business, it is going so well. I wonder when can I finally find a job as an accountant and work 9-5, report to some a-hole, that's my dream." Said by: no one, ever.
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Latest post on 30 November 2013 - 23:32
Recently I've seen people on Facebook sharing a link to a video that shows a man in Mexico decapitating his wife's head for cheating. It's unreal what people would post and how it goes viral instantly. The video is "popular because the man conducts this act really fast and the woman is hardly screaming in pain. It's so sad to see and know that things like this are going on around the world. :( Surely I have different friends on fb, none of them posted such. But why do you talk about it if you think no one should? You even dedicate a thread for it...
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Latest post on 30 November 2013 - 23:29
Salmon are fish that swim thousands of miles - obviously they can't do that in giant tanks Except, yes they do... Think about it, they're still swimming thousands of miles, they're just doing it in a smaller area. You could walk or run a thousand miles on a treadmill in your house and it would have the same effect on your body as walking or running a thousand miles outside. It's not the same. The tanks are small and cramped with so many fish, they not swimming against currents or jumping up waterfalls in rivers - zero comparison. That's like comparing a cross country runner to someone who hobbles along. edited by FairyDust on 30/11/2013 There can be a current artificially, similar to a treadmill, they just swim against it but do not progress ahead.
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Latest post on 29 November 2013 - 11:49
Thanks, we will not give up on it yet! Will try further!
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Latest post on 29 November 2013 - 11:30
It is all very confusing. 1. I have a 4s bought in the states. Using it with os6. I am using it with etisalat sim and keep switching my UAE AppStore and usa AppStore. I have FaceTime on, working well, regardless my location and account settings. 2. We have an iPad 3, bought here in virgin. Have os7 on. Using it with UAE AppStore. Have FaceTime, always had it, working. But cannot get usa AppStore access.!! 3. Intend to buy an iPad air. UAE online applestore clearly says it has FaceTime on. I am confused.... Hence asking if recently anyone bought iPad from UAE applestore and was successful.... There phone line is off today...
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Latest post on 26 November 2013 - 21:23
I don't actually see the point of the article or understand its motive. Is the bottom line to succeed in Dubai you have to support the illegal fake market and be chavy? I think not. Anyone who knows anything about designer goods can spot a fake a mile off! Work hard, put luck on your side, have a great concept and Dubai can give you the opportunity to make a dream come true. Fully agree. There are people who think others will favor them based on their apparel and gadgets and cars, but they are dead wrong. Dubai is full of opportunities and I can state with confidence no opportunity has ever closed itself from me just because I wear no watch, jewelry, have cheap bags and drive normal cars. On the contrary, no one cares.
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Latest post on 26 November 2013 - 21:08
Calendar days. Btw I know many women who got extra maternity leave unpaid leave without any medical reason or certificate, you just need to talk to your manager/hr/company owner. Be honest.
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Latest post on 25 November 2013 - 00:29
Is it any wonder some children find it so hard to settle into school with all these days off???? It's crazy! National day has been a celebration day for ages. Why is it crazy? National days in other countries are also school holidays.
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Latest post on 24 November 2013 - 09:47
Oh brilliant! Some of the websites I checked insisted that the billing and shipping address should be the same or at least be from the same country so it's good to know that there are several websites that do allow this. Thanks! You can uncheck "same address" and type in a billing address that differs from the shipping address. My experience that 95% of any online shopping works with shop &ship. Signing up is a one off fee and very affordable, I see no reason for hesitation.
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Latest post on 24 November 2013 - 09:34
It can be relet immediately (by the new landlord). Actually the old tenant may agree with the new landlord to stay in, but the rent will be a new rent, not tied to previous agreements with old landlord.
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Latest post on 23 November 2013 - 11:07
Not that the dubai 5% cap does any help when your landlord tells you that you either move out or pay 25% more....
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Latest post on 23 November 2013 - 10:58
if you can't handle the driving circumstances, stay in the quiet areas. This is horrible to say but somewhat true. Being scared will increase the risk of not acting reasonably in an unexpected situation. :(
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Latest post on 23 November 2013 - 10:55
Well some people wanted to turn this into a nationality issue. Shall we continue with that? It's good to see that the Dubai police recognise fatalities are clearly caused by Australian, US and British drivers and because of them sticking to the rules of the road and not being 'good' enough drivers as shown in this article... Oh wait... http://www.7daysindubai.com/Dubai-traffic-cop-hits-shocking-death-toll-roads/story-19803055-detail/story.html And just as I said earlier, "The number had been decreasing since 2008.” Hence using 2005 figures will not do justice.
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Latest post on 23 November 2013 - 01:56
Chocoqueen, the one you linked looks lovely. Why do not you order it online from there? I am sure hubby is happier to order online than to go to a mall....
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Latest post on 23 November 2013 - 01:52
Or you can use stronger garbage bags.
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Latest post on 23 November 2013 - 01:50
Dragon mart.
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Latest post on 23 November 2013 - 01:48
Yes I do drive, no I was not driving at the time. Creating your own lane is one thing, although there is absolutely no reason why I or anyone for that matter would ever 'need' to create an extra lane to go straight on. But I cannot believe some people think cutting across oncoming traffic then purposely driving down the wrong side of the road weaving in and out of oncoming traffic before cutting back and blocking the road at a main junction corner until someone let him into the front of the queue is acceptable driving practice. With attitudes like this I wonder is there any point to road signs, traffic lights, lanes or frankly having separate sides of the road. Perhaps we should just abolish it all and just have a big piece of tarmac and destruction derby? And with some of the responses here I am not surprised the UAE has some of the highest road deaths in the world. Some 118.5 fatalities per 100,000 motor vehicles, as a comparison the UK is a mere 5.1. To put this into perspective that statistic is one death per 844 vehicles against the UK which is one death per 19,608 vehicles. So in Arabian Ranches for example if you average two vehicles per property and approximately 4000 properties you can anticipate almost 10 deaths per year. That's ten mothers or fathers or sons or daughters, ten lives wasted, ten families destroyed. The UAE has 310 deaths per billion km travelled against 3.6 in the UK that is 100 times more than the UK statistic, frankly quite terrifying. So for those of you that think bad driving is no big deal and who want to live in a country where the driving is shocking and wish to continue to put your children's lives at risk on the roads every day then I can only say you are fools. I will continue to do all I can to try and improve the conditions on roads here to create a safer environment for everyone. Which means driving as safely as possible myself and reporting bad drivers to the police to try and get them off the roads. The Wikipedia data you have quoted is from 2005, there was serious improvement on this since. The data by itself also misleading, for example in saudi it is only 86, does it mean that they drive safer than residents of the UAE? Or does it mean women should not drive!?!?
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Latest post on 22 November 2013 - 18:26
At the same place where they do your e gate card. Either at the airport or in dnata szr.
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Latest post on 22 November 2013 - 18:24
It seems though that the coverage network is extremely limited. Maybe you are better off if you find a reliable but cheaper dentist in karama or Sharjah where the full price will be less than the discounted price at these not very well known practices.
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Latest post on 22 November 2013 - 18:10
Spice souk!
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Latest post on 22 November 2013 - 10:57
It has always been 2 dec but two years ago they changed it officially to a two day holiday, 2 and 3 of dec. The ambiguity this year comes from the fact that 2-3 is mon-tue, hence it may be expected that the official dates could be 1 and 2 (sun-mon). I guess we will only learn it when announced. But 2nd is off for sure.
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Latest post on 22 November 2013 - 10:52
To the OP: I would not report him, just get over. Today is a new day, do not waste your efforts. Drivers like him make you a better, more cautious driver, who is more prepared to the unexpected, and reacts better in such situations. I became a much better and safer driver since living here. I also became a driver who follows the rules less, like all of us... We slowly lose the routine of indicating if no cars are close etc... Do not be judgmental, one day you may need to create your own lane.
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Latest post on 22 November 2013 - 10:47
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/tue-november-19-2013/unnecessary-muffness I was laughing so much on this
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Latest post on 22 November 2013 - 10:39
Seen it yesterday in Meydan IMAX, many of the audience were kids, some not more then 10 years old, with their parents. No one seemed to have a problem to get in. The content is really not more harsh than any Disney cartoon... Actually it is less harsh than what part 1 was. Big screen is great, except half of it is concealed with 4 lines of text (2 Arabic, 2 French - is there anyone in this country who can only speak French and does not understand neither Arabic nor English??????) Not sure which theaters are strict about kids but I (and the whole audience...) heard a baby crying at a 10 pm movie in dubai mall, that was outrageous, tell me why.....
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Latest post on 09 November 2013 - 11:22
Emirates has usa destinations on sale now. Avoid quantas, they are ****.
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Latest post on 09 November 2013 - 11:18
I just make mulled wine in a normal big pot, nothing special.
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Latest post on 09 November 2013 - 11:12
So the copy that I have was given to me only to scare me... Amazing what employers do! This is very standard practice here, to have two contracts. This is because the contract the labor ministry accept for labour permit and visa processing does not allow / did not allow much flexibility, and many times there are additional mutual agreements in between the two party, which cannot be included in the set official format. All the companies I worked with, most of my friends, my present company, we all have two contracts. You have to sign both ( and you did sign it, if you have a visa) Generally the first one ( not the one submitted to labor) is more detailed, but usually there is no contradiction in between them. The visa expense sometimes comes into the first contract (rarely), also usually you have less working hours (38-40) in the first contract than the one submitted to labor (48, as per law). If you got any salary increase, your submitted labor contract may not be amended. Usually people and companies respect the first, more detailed contract. Unless you are owed wages and ready to burn bridges so you raise a complaint, in which case labor ministry will protect you, based on the submitted contract. Just make sure you do not lose other benefits in the process. I fully agree with rose, had bad experience with Staff who changes their mind based on where the wind blows an additional 10 dirham note from, and resign not considering the money and TIME and EFFORT employers invest into paperwork, temporary accommodation, applying and canceling medical insurance, training, getting customers familiar with the new staff, etc. If someone is not happy, then yes, change. But what made them accept the job at first place? Was it not obvious what to expect? Did it really turn out that different? Sometimes people have no reason to change, they just want a change because all their friends are jumping jobs like crazy, too. Back home my friends usually spend 10+ years at jobs. It must be boring, I agree. But I wish it was in fashion here, too. I still filter out cvs that have too many jobs in short time, but it is harder and harder find cvs with steady 3-5/years per company background. Very sad, for both parties.
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Latest post on 09 November 2013 - 11:12
So the copy that I have was given to me only to scare me... Amazing what employers do! This is very standard practice here, to have two contracts. This is because the contract the labor ministry accept for labour permit and visa processing does not allow / did not allow much flexibility, and many times there are additional mutual agreements in between the two party, which cannot be included in the set official format. All the companies I worked with, most of my friends, my present company, we all have two contracts. You have to sign both ( and you did sign it, if you have a visa) Generally the first one ( not the one submitted to labor) is more detailed, but usually there is no contradiction in between them. The visa expense sometimes comes into the first contract (rarely), also usually you have less working hours (38-40) in the first contract than the one submitted to labor (48, as per law). If you got any salary increase, your submitted labor contract may not be amended. Usually people and companies respect the first, more detailed contract. Unless you are owed wages and ready to burn bridges so you raise a complaint, in which case labor ministry will protect you, based on the submitted contract. Just make sure you do not lose other benefits in the process. I fully agree with rose, had bad experience with Staff who changes their mind based on where the wind blows an additional 10 dirham note from, and resign not considering the money and TIME and EFFORT employers invest into paperwork, temporary accommodation, applying and canceling medical insurance, training, getting customers familiar with the new staff, etc. If someone is not happy, then yes, change. But what made them accept the job at first place? Was it not obvious what to expect? Did it really turn out that different? Sometimes people have no reason to change, they just want a change because all their friends are jumping jobs like crazy, too. Back home my friends usually spend 10+ years at jobs. It must be boring, I agree. But I wish it was in fashion here, too. I still filter out cvs that have too many jobs in short time, but it is harder and harder find cvs with steady 3-5/years per company background. Very sad, for both parties.
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Latest post on 08 November 2013 - 00:18
Start her employment visa process, get the pink copy. That is when she needs to exit the country and reenter via an airport. Fly her to muscat or Kish with the pink copy and an immediate return ticket. Make sure she gets the stamp on it when she enters. Done. She can go to medical, apply to emirates id, and get the sticker to her passport.
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Latest post on 25 October 2013 - 17:14
Where is it?
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Latest post on 25 October 2013 - 10:05
My question was more about the shop and ship experience. Would they accept the iPhone? Anyone got one with them?
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Latest post on 04 October 2013 - 16:59
Ok, I tell you a real one. In wafi mall, near marks and spencer, if you go to the restoom, the corridor leading to the restroom is decorated of printed photo images of old dubai. I always spend there some time, amazed. It is not good enough to take visitors there, but when I am around, I like the free exhibition.
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Latest post on 14 September 2013 - 21:46
They sell them at the little stalls in front of ikea, near ice rink in dubai mall, medinas Jumeirah.
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Latest post on 08 September 2013 - 01:20
" live in dubai"
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Latest post on 08 September 2013 - 01:09
Actually you do not need to have the title deed. They just need the plot number, and that is written on title deed. But it is also written on the affection plan, if the landlord has a copy of that, or you can just call the developer / facility manager and ask them. My landlord did not have the title deed either ( they have to pay 2% of the purchase price to land department to get it, so they try to procrastinate it until they plan to sell the flat), and I called the developer to figure out the plot number, advised by the clerk who tried to process my ejari. I got the number and it was sufficient. There are actually 2 plot numbers, and they need both. One is by municipality/ developer, and written on title deed, the other is by dewa and written on your dewa bill. He will need both of these for the ejari. Good luck.
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Latest post on 08 September 2013 - 01:00
If someone dies caused by negligence of employer, the workmen compensation insurance / public liability insurance should come to effect. These should be in place for every establishments. Nevertheless, in a case of heart attack, it may not be the employers' fault.
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Latest post on 08 September 2013 - 00:56
I did like the safa ones, except for the thefts. Many items got stolen... The only place in dubai where they steal!!!
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Latest post on 08 September 2013 - 00:53
I have not noticed any big drop, rather the contrary, traffic jams, sold out movie shows, waiting at restaurants, booked out spa days. Also, I have not lost too many friends this summer, actually, I believe we have not had any farewell parties now.
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Latest post on 01 September 2013 - 08:12
I have not tried Ted Morgan, but been a few times to salon ink. It is overrated and overpriced. They are also arrogant, knowing that if I do not like their way, they get other customers instead of me easily. I believe EW contributed greatly to their popularity, at one point this whole board was in awe about them, actually that's why I tried them too. They charged me an average 1500 aed for short hair cut, highlights, wash and dry. (Normally I pay 450 -600 in town for the same) I guess after you fork out that money regularly you feel you must love it. Well, I did not. It was as average as any Lebanese hairdresser's in town. Some of the tasks are done by Philippina trainee girls, no better than in any salon. I do not think that they registered how much they could thank to EW for their popularity. Ted Morgan may be good, but watch out, the power of EW may destroy it, as it did with salon ink, deepak tailor, various men with van, various handymen and gardeners. Too much inquiries and they drop level of service.
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Latest post on 29 August 2013 - 07:39
Hello ladies. A few days after this thread, I bought a phillips airfryer in hyperpanda for 600 aed. I used it 4 times. I have found that it is actually a mini oven rather than an "oil free deep fryer" that I was expecting. Online reviews rave about French fries made in Airfry, so while I do not eat any potato, I thought it would make my cauliflower and meats tasty too. Unfortunately this machine is only really good for French fries, the rest of the stuff only comes out as good as from the oven, only a bit quicker. I love the design of it though ( mine is black, very sleek), but my worktop is small... Finally I bought a traditional deep fryer and the two of them take up my whole kitchen top... I would like to sell the air fryer, if anyone interested, as I believe I would not use it much. Asking 300 aed. I throw away the box, but have the instructions booklet and original invoice with1 year warranty. Email to [email protected].
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Latest post on 25 August 2013 - 22:36
These things are usually written on the contract. However, standard terms are : 3 months notice from landlord on rent increase, 2 months notice from you on moving out. Increased rent shall not exceed the mount shown on rera website rent calculator. For extension, try to contact the landlord directly, why to involve the agent and pay his %? The landlord should buy the contract form in "typing" shops, few dirhams, both of you sign it with witnesses, then you take it to post office to get "ejari certificate" (rear registration). 160 aed. Done.
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Latest post on 25 August 2013 - 22:27
Dubai Cv to include date of birth, color passport picture, citizenship ( as per passport), marriage status, visa status ("on visit visa" if you want visa from your work, or "dependent visa from daughter" if she arranges it for you)At education, list your degrees / certificates / training with year obtained and place of study. At work, again, list employer, country, duration, job title, list of tasks / responsibilities / achievements. List all software you can confidentially use and list languages you speak. Try for 2-3 pages total. Have your dubai mobile number on it and your email address on it. "Hiding" age does not help, just wastes the time of both the candidate and the recruiter - at the end of the day, if they want a twenty year old, they will employ a twenty year old. This is the approach here. Recruiters may be flooded with admin candidates, unless you have high level PA to CEO or similar expertise. I suggest directly approaching hr departments or trying for friends network. <em>edited by dentro on 25/08/2013</em>
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Latest post on 25 August 2013 - 08:11
Ask around friends for phone number of a chinese "DVD lady". They come to your house and you can select. 10 aed each.
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Latest post on 25 August 2013 - 08:09
I only know fitness first uptown midriff that has aqua fitness classes.
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Latest post on 25 August 2013 - 08:09
I only know fitness first uptown midriff that has aqua fitness classes.
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Latest post on 25 August 2013 - 08:07
It is definitely easier to find a job when you are here and available for interviews in person, especially in admin field where competition is high. Basically a must! I would come as soon as possible. In 3 months the weather will be nice, it is easier to have those interviews with searching for the place in less hot weather :). The economy is picking up now, there could be options, although you need to be lucky. You also ideally need a job with good medical insurance, as individual insurances could be astronomically priced as age goes up. ( this however could be a deciding factor from the employer side, too, if it is a small company. It would not matter for a big organization). The other thing: talk to friends of friends - many times personal recommendation for a job means a lot, some of these admin jobs are not advertised (the fear of dealing with 1000 cvs emailed in response!). I wish you good luck, your plan is workable, I wish my mother would have similar mentality!
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Latest post on 24 August 2013 - 20:20
Mine is from dragon mart.
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Latest post on 18 August 2013 - 02:47
Get little goodie bags with ear plugs and chocolates to give to people seated nearby? :D
 
 
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