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Latest post on 05 September 2013 - 12:13
Have you tried them stuffed cooked in both a lamb/tomato base and alternatively a yoghurt base? I have been known to grate them into a carrot and date cake. Made it nice and moist.
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Latest post on 04 September 2013 - 14:27
They say he was in protective custody, i.e. being checked on every 30 mins. Did the check involve making sure he had nothing that could cause harm? Rather sloppy from the prison authorities... Can't imagine how the victims feel now that justice will never be done. Yes I was thinking that too. He should not have had as much as a sheet!!
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Latest post on 04 September 2013 - 14:23
Thanks SanRan :)
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Latest post on 04 September 2013 - 14:12
There's no harm in trying. I know what you mean by wanting to try anything when it gets to a certain stage!!
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Latest post on 04 September 2013 - 14:10
Actually I went there a couple of months ago in search of something else and it was all closed off due to renovation. I wonder if it's still open
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Latest post on 04 September 2013 - 13:45
Yeah, thanks. I've been there and they are more than a bit above my budget!! Maybe I'll find something in Geant or one of the bookstores...
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Latest post on 04 September 2013 - 13:31
My mother had regular migraines for 20 years or so, in the end she saw a hypnotist who taught her self-hypnosis. She was, and still is to some extent, a tense person. After she mastered the self hynosis, which didn't take long, she never suffered from them again. If she ever feels a headache coming on, she does her relaxation thing and it goes away. Not saying yours might be the same as hers, but it's food for thought.
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Latest post on 04 September 2013 - 13:28
not too expensive?
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Latest post on 04 September 2013 - 13:21
What a coward - he couldnt put up being imprisoned for a year which he put them through for a decade. "like"
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Latest post on 04 September 2013 - 13:12
Yes, that's what I was thinking. I'm not sure I want to go into the whole having a clinic thing anyway. Still thinking on it.
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Latest post on 04 September 2013 - 13:11
Hmmm, although one of the victims said in court she hopes he stays suffering in prison the rest of his life as he made her suffer for 15 (or something) years. Hopefully there'll be sweet justice on the other side.
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Latest post on 04 September 2013 - 11:15
This is at Middlesex University. Here is a copy of the course info - (it's not clinical psychology): MSc in Applied Psychology Message from the Programme Coordinator Welcome to the M.Sc. Applied Psychology, A unique program in Dubai offering students a range of modules that give a taste of various applied psychological fields. As a campus of Middlesex University we bring you internationally recognized degree developed by the expertise of applied and academic psychologists.. In particular, the MSc Applied Psychology has been designed with the international student in mind providing an introduction to a wide variety of applications for psychology in the real world. This allows students to gain diverse academic skills and psychological knowledge which can be applied to their individual situations and careers. It may also be used as a stepping stone for personal development and potentially a future career in psychology. The degree focuses on the application of psychological science to work and daily life and showcases the many fields covered by the psychology profession. These include, Organisational, education, health, counselling, neuropsychology and forensic. In each case the understanding of human behaviour students gain can be generalised beyond the specific field of psychology. For example, counselling skills such as listening and re-formulating a problem are at the core of managerial skills while understanding how people understand and manage their health and well being is important in families dealing with illness or for individuals trying to kick bad habits such as smoking. Psychology is one of those subjects where a little bit of genuine interest and understanding goes a long way. We encourage students to read widely and to consider how the theories and research expand their knowledge. Therefore this degree is not only academic but enhances personal and professional growth. Why study the MSc Applied Psychology? The MSc Applied Psychology masters degree at Middlesex University has been designed with an emphasis on research but also equips you with knowledge of theoretical and practical issues in areas of Applied Psychology. We supply you with course content designed to impart the advanced knowledge required to serve your interests and career aspirations. The MSc Applied Psychology postgraduate degree is ideally suited to those with careers in Health, Human Resources or Education who want to further their knowledge of psychology in these contexts. Or, for those with an interest in personal development through gaining an advanced level, research focused degree in this field. Aims of the programme The general aim of the programme is to provide an intellectual setting within which students can both develop a fuller appreciation of substantive areas of applied psychology and improve their analytical skills. The programme aims to provide a learning environment within which the successful student will: a) Gain knowledge and understanding of key areas of Applied Psychology in the workplace (e.g. Health, Counselling, and Business Psychology). b) Gain knowledge and critical understanding of the various research techniques and statistical methods that may be viewed as appropriate to a postgraduate level training in psychology. d) Gain experience developing practical research, analytical and reporting skills therefore making an appropriate contribution to research within an area of Applied Psychology. Future Careers The several areas of psychology covered provide an in depth understanding of how psychology is applied in everyday life settings thus furnishing students with tools required for a successful career. In addition there is an emphasis on research skills development culminating in the thesis project. Applied psychology graduates are concerned with the relations between people and work, and in the underlying causes of behaviour that impact on managerial or social policy. Therefore their expertise is relevant to both private and public sectors. Opportunities for those with master’s degrees tend to be concentrated in business, industry, and government settings; or students may work in academic settings and do independent consulting work. The degree will enable successful students to further their career in areas such as business, education, helping professions. In addition to this the successful graduates might join running research projects within various organization facilitating data collection, entry and analysis, and reporting research findings. Our Careers and Employability Service (CES) offer you a range of support both while you’re studying with us -and after you’ve graduated. Criteria for admission to the programme Academic Requirements: We welcome applications
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Latest post on 04 September 2013 - 10:14
Thanks for your input ladies. I'm wondering if I can kind of do both? The masters is 2x3 hour lectures a week for two years. The Bachelors, of course is fulltime over 3 years. But I'm wondering if I can do the masters and do one subject in the Bachelors. Basically I want to get somewhere in my work arena, I currently work for Auditors, but can branch out, I'm sure with a Masters in Psychology. It just opens the way a little more. But in the long run I'd like to do something in the psychology arena. It fascinates me. (being a nut-job n all :D )
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Latest post on 04 September 2013 - 09:21
Can you post a facebook page, then we can share it on our fb pages
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Latest post on 31 August 2013 - 09:21
Thanks all for the input. I will make sure the cartoons etc are carefully monitored. She's a lot better now I'm in the room with her. Licorice, what is this light you got? It sounds lovely. Where did you get it from?
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Latest post on 29 August 2013 - 10:29
Thanks ladies for the ideas. I don't think she has nightmares, just particularly clingy at the moment. That book sounds good Mrs O, although I may have to have a look at it before I go reading it to her. Kids are so complex!! I ended up sleeping on a mattress next to their bed last night, we all got a better sleep, but I do prefer my own bed, I must say!
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Latest post on 28 August 2013 - 15:11
Izzy and Daza you are both right respectively. The light is on, so that's sorted, but I need to make sure she isn't exposed to anything potentially scary. and one on one, yes. I'm working fulltime now and I think she misses me. She is tenderhearted, unlike her twin who couldn't care less!! My only worry is setting a precedent that she sleeps in our bed every night!! She kept me up half the night with her movements and then her sister woke up at about 3am asking where she was and feeling jealous that she was with mummy and daddy!! So then I ended up sleepin in bed with the two of them. Needless to say I'm exhausted. I'm thinking maybe I need to sleep on a mattress on the floor next to their bed and over several weeks move it (and myself) slowly further and further away, till I'm out the door, down the hall, into the lounge and eventually back into my own bed!! The layout of the villa is different to the apartment we were in. Our bedrooms are separated by a foyer, a dining room and a loungeroom, whereas in the apartment we were right next to each other, but it's been months in this new place and this has only recently been occuring.
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Latest post on 28 August 2013 - 14:33
We moved into this old villa about 4 months ago and yes the AC is very loud in their room, but this has just been happening in the last 2 weeks. I know the maid has them watching cartoons, which they've never watched before, like Scooby Doo. It seems pretty benign but they do go on about ghosts and things. I wonder if this is what it is related to. I ask her all the time and she just says she wants to be with mummy and that she wants the light on. Never specifies anything.
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Latest post on 28 August 2013 - 08:18
My smallest twin didn't reach 8 kilos till she was about 2 years old!! She's now 5 and only 13 kilos. But she's healthy, just a skinny, lean kid. On the other hand, my sister in law's 18 month old is 18 kilos, which is the same weight as my other 5 year old twin!!! As long as your baby seems healthy, is eating well and not poorly, I wouldn't worry too much. Just my humble opinion
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Latest post on 27 August 2013 - 08:24
My Dr wrote on a piece of paper supplements that I could try to help with my insomnia. L-Tryptophan, 5HTP and GABA. Never heard of Gaba, and he's hard to get a hold of for clarification. The only reference I could come up with when I googled was Gabapentin. What do you think? Could it be something else?
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Latest post on 26 August 2013 - 19:19
You ladies rock! Thank you. I will contact u when I have the exact dates. Ew - the best :-) if u want to edit your posts to remove emails, but leave the posts so I can come back to the thread in a few weeks that'd be great. Thanks so much!
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Latest post on 26 August 2013 - 08:57
Has anyone got a spare car seat for an 18 month old I could borrow from 9th Sept till mid October? I have my sister in law coming during this period. TIA
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Latest post on 25 August 2013 - 09:35
Thanks for your replies. CCG, I've never been tested for these disorders you've mentioned and wouldn't know where to start!! I'm contemplating going to a sleep center like tattler suggested, but i'm sure insurance wouldn't cover it. If anyone out there has recommendations, I'm all ears. I've slept with a mask and ear plugs since the age of 11 and always took hours to fall asleep, even with those aids. I'm thinking of trying hypnotherapy and CBT. Did you have these here CCG? Any recommendations? Your explanation about the melatonin was spot on it seems, I had a bout of rebound insomnia. In the meantime I'm taking V, (which I've slowly cut down by half after having been taking it for only a week - I plan on cutting it slowly off over the next week). I've started SJW, and been back on Melatonin for the last 10 days or so. Once I'm off the V, and if I still have problems, do you think we could meet somewhere and I borrow one sample of the supplement you're talking about? I'd be so grateful. I'm sleeping like a baby now but that's because of the V. hopefully by the time I'm off it, my sleep pattern (if you could call it that!!) will be back to 'normal' :/ <em>edited by Ginnee on 25/08/2013</em>
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Latest post on 23 August 2013 - 09:50
These versions are just not the same. Semolina is the best, probsbly not the fine grain one though.
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Latest post on 22 August 2013 - 09:57
ooops, sorry, I just read you dont have time to see a dr :). Get hubby to bring you some charcoal capsules - ladies, where did you specifically get these as I've never been able to find them here, I bring mine from OZ - I think her hubby is quite busy, maybe she could ph and get it delievered? Are you home now?
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Latest post on 22 August 2013 - 09:56
I second the charcoal capsules - they're like magic :). But don't take them at the same time as taking other meds, they will render them useless, as they suck it all up and it gets eliminated (this is why they use charcoal for drug overdoses) just take them four hours or so either side of other meds. But maybe you should also talk to your Dr.
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Latest post on 22 August 2013 - 09:27
Anti-depressants without being looked at by the pharmacist like you're a drug addict!! and insurance to cover depressive illness. and pure vanilla essence. *like* - Ginnee I stock up like crazy when I go back to the UK on vanilla extract. Hey you know you can make your own with v0dka and vanilla pods (altho for obvious religious reasons this is not an option for all) Yeah, I'm muslim, so no liquor licence for me :)
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Latest post on 22 August 2013 - 09:26
Also 'spur' of the moment - ahem! Thanks for the correction FD :)
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Latest post on 22 August 2013 - 09:25
Thanks ladies, I did look at the thesaurus, but didn't think spir of the moment would yield anythng if i did a search. Your suggestions are spot on :)
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Latest post on 22 August 2013 - 09:14
Anti-depressants without being looked at by the pharmacist like you're a drug addict!! and insurance to cover depressive illness. and pure vanilla essence.
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Latest post on 21 August 2013 - 19:28
Yes, they do check the face type of skin and take the product line that is needed... i would say give them a call as they have more information definitly than me.. and btw, they do callus treatment too.. good luck and let us know what you end up trying and how was it!! Thanks, will ph them :-)
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Latest post on 21 August 2013 - 14:58
Give me your email address and I'll try and get some for you. I'll let you know when I have it so you can remove it
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Latest post on 21 August 2013 - 14:57
I'm looking for a facial for my MIL, who has lovely skin but large pores. she's face-cream crazy and loves skin treatments, however I'm looking for something a bit more dermicalogical, where she can have a treatment catered to her skin type, after a professional diagnosis. Any ideas ladies?
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Latest post on 21 August 2013 - 14:53
I am sure this has been posted many times, but I REALLY need a good facial. Can any of you ladies recommend a salon bear Ibn Battuta, Marina, or JLT? Thanks! I have tried several brands and in my opinion there is nothing better than Guinot. I get it done in Marina at Nail Point For the ignorant - what is Guinot?
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Latest post on 21 August 2013 - 14:52
I did a bit of research and found that vitamin b complex has a calming effect.I get Neurobion. I use a myriad of natural remedies as well as prescription meds as I suffer chronic depression. I did find since the introduction of the vit B I feel less anxious. I wonder if aromatherapy might help too - there's a great place in JLT which sells all 100% oils and they can advise you on which ones have the calming effect.
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Latest post on 21 August 2013 - 14:49
Thanks a bunch Ginnee, it's such a good recipe :) i added a tsp of ground cardamom too, yumm! Also remembered to take pictures and send them in :) Yesssss!! Send pics to Admin and get them to put it next to the recipe on the site :) Cardamom sounds like a nice addition.
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Latest post on 21 August 2013 - 14:48
MIL is coming early Sept - I'll see if I can get her to bring some - problem is, my hubby loves it too, so she may have to bring a couple of kg's!! I'll see if I can wing it :)
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Latest post on 21 August 2013 - 14:20
YOU CANNOT FUDGE THIS RECIPE - I made 3 different types and this was the best and easiest - a monkey could make this and not muck it up - It literally took a maximum of 10 minutes. You could flavour it with anything, mint, irish cream, add macadamia nuts to it. It was sooooo easy and sooooo decadent: Super Easy Chocolate Fudge Ingredients •1 (14 oz) can sweetened condensed milk •1 (12 oz bag) semi sweet chocolate chips (I used all semi sweet ch chips as I like mine dark, didnt use the milk ch chips) •1 cup milk chocolate chips •¼ cup butter •1 tsp vanilla Instructions 1.Line a 9 x 9 inch pan with aluminum foil and grease with butter. Set aside. 2.In a large sauce pan, add the condensed milk, chocolate chips, and butter. Cook over low heat, stirring often to avoid burning. Cook until mixture is melted and well combined. 3.Remove from heat and add vanilla; stir until combined. 4.Pour mixture into the prepared pan. Tap few times to remove air bubbles. 5.Place in the refrigerator to set for at least 2 hours. 6.When set, remove from pan using the foil and cut into pieces. 7.Store fudge in fridge for long storage. Just remove from fridge an hour or so before serving to soften.
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Latest post on 21 August 2013 - 14:08
I know, I know!! I'm a sweet freak although I hardly ever make them for myself. I was given several cans of evaporated milk which were sitting in my office about to go past their use-by date, so I took them home, made fudge and brought most of it back to the office. They were most happy to say the least!! I went by the recipe, where the majority of them say to test it with the thermometer till it reaches 120 celcius, but it wasn't enough. Was peeved to say the least until I have my brainwave (a rare happening :) )
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Latest post on 21 August 2013 - 14:04
There seems to be a good recipe on the Nestle web site. The topping is made of semolina rubbed in Ghee and fried slightly, I think. I love Knefe too (Beiruti Pronounciation!!) but you can't ever beat the one you buy in Beirut, sometimes I bring it vacuum sealed and freeze it once I get home!!
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Latest post on 21 August 2013 - 11:22
Thanks Ginnee. You may be right.. Now I know what to look out for the next time I make this (which will be pretty soon!). Dangerously addictive :) thats true. since Ramadan my family had this 6 times and still I am thinking to make it again on coming Friday :D Oh my gosh!!! I haven't had it for a long time now because once I start, I can't stop. with my 4 ft 11 frame I can't afford to gain weight, I already have 2 kg's to lose after Ramadan!!
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Latest post on 21 August 2013 - 11:20
Thanks ladies. The callus treatment sounds good. I'll have a look at the site. I looked at the Heavenly Spa site, also looks good. I think she might like something extreme and different. will give them a call. Laimoona, I looked at feel pink, but it wasnt very clear. do they do a consultation and then do the facial as per your skin type/needs? This is what I'm looking for.
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Latest post on 21 August 2013 - 10:55
Thanks Ginnee. You may be right.. Now I know what to look out for the next time I make this (which will be pretty soon!). Dangerously addictive :)
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Latest post on 20 August 2013 - 19:36
Emailed the recipe to my daughter, so she can get some practice in before we go home for a holiday ;) Have a great hol, GE :-)
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Latest post on 20 August 2013 - 19:35
The only thing I can think of is that your 5jumbo croissants weren't jumbo enough. Its also a matter of personal taste, some like it runny and others don't. You could eye-ball it to a certain extent and add an extra half a croissant and see if the mixture seems lessrunny. U can usually tell to a certain extent before u put it in the oven.
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Latest post on 18 August 2013 - 12:38
J13, where in AD are you? If I can, I will give you a lift somewhere. Or at least advise you about public transport. I've been in your position, with new born, and then growing babies. It's horrible relying on hubby to get out.
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Latest post on 15 August 2013 - 08:35
Thanks ladies for your replies. I'm on melatonin, but ran out and failed to get a new bottle in time, this is the reason I ended up not sleeping for about 5 days!! I'm back on it, but even after 5 days of being on it, i'm still not getting any sleep. The dr put me on something substantial (wont name it here). Anyway I've asked him about the supplements you talked about CCG, and he said give it a try. So as soon as I can source some, I will. I know you can get L-tryptophan here, but phenibut is going to be a challenge. 5 HTP, is that no St Johns Wort? I have some in my fridge, unused. I also heard about magnesium citrate, my Dr poo-pooed it, but said it wont hurt to try it. I'm going to try them all!!! This Z-12 that you get from the states, does it work straight away or do you have to be on it for a while to kick in? The reason I ask, if it's fast-acting, is it possible to borrow 1 tablet from you to give it a try before I go importing it? Don't be shy to say no!! But no harm in asking!! As for Chamomile tea, warm milk, valerian etc, yes, for me they are like giving water to an alcoholic. I wish they worked but they don't!! I've been an insomniac all my life and I'm now 42. My earliest memory is beggin my mother to sew black curtains to keep the light out of the bedroom, and then my absolute joy at the age of 11 to learn that you could buy ear plugs, which I've been wearing in my ears since then every single night. And a sleep mask - can't live without it. I once stayed somewhere where I'd forgotten my ear plugs - nowhere to buy any. luckily I found chewing gum and glad wrap - chewed the gum, wrapped it and stuck it in my ears!! Otherwise I would not have slept!! It's an horriffic problem. I had two days off because of it, because I had literally slept maybe 6 or 7 hours in a space of 6 days. My body was so weak I could hardly lift my fingers to type and I was worried about driving. And yet my eyes were wide open, no yawning, nothing,. Wide awake from the neck up but feeling jet-lagged from the neck down. Uggghhhh. Thank God for certain meds, but I'm going to have to slowly wean myself off them over the next two weeks (done it successfully dozens of times in my life), but hoping to find another solution by then :(
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Latest post on 11 August 2013 - 15:10
absoloutely!! Im not sure how fast that's going to happen though!
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Latest post on 11 August 2013 - 15:01
It's 2008!! Seems like it must be out of date.
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Latest post on 11 August 2013 - 14:55
What version of internet explorer are you running? I don't know!! how do I find out?
 
 
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