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Indulge in brain-spa

 

 

I’ve watched a lot of TED Talks on YouTube, the “Spinning ball of death” being my absolute favorite. I was completely stoked and fortunate enough to have attended the first Abu Dhabi TEDx on the 26th of May, and it’s a good time to write a review. Why a couple of weeks later?

 

I LOVE UAE

Tempo competition changes winner’s life The year 2011 was all about the 40th celebration of the UAE’s union. There were parades, bazaars, exhibits, fireworks and so much more! Tempo decided

CITY BITES

 

 

There’s something about a restaurant that delivers the same high standards of service and food time after time. It’s easy to be outstanding once or twice, but to do it consistently is the hallmark of a truly great restaurant. Frankies is a truly great restaurant. Located at Fairmont Bab Al Bahr…

 

OPERATION SMILE

 

 

By Alia Youssef- Seeing a smile light up a child’s face is one of the greatest but simplest joys in this world but some children are not lucky to be blessed with beautiful smiles. Around the world, there are many children born with a deformity that leaves them with a cleft lip or cleft palate.

 

Rebel with a cause

 

 

By Angeli Castillo “When you get what you want but not what you need” Lyrics we can relate to sometimes, but sometimes, others don’t get anything at all. This is where people like Ellaine Fatima, or Elle as friends call her, come in. Currently juggling jobs as a…

 

Sospeso Art

By Jan D’Sa- Scientist Artiste Hybrid

It is very important for your customers to be aware of the kind of materials you use in your handcrafted work, for their safety and for your own reputation. Your customers have a right to know if they are buying something that has been created in an unsafe environment or if the product may continue to be unsafe when brought into their homes.

 

YOUNG VOLUNTEERS

By Yasmine Ziadat
Emma Grimes, a Year 13 student from the British School Al Khubairat, started volunteering at The Future Centre for Special Needs in Abu Dhabi back in 2010. The Future Centre is a non-profit organisation which specialises in the rehabilitation and education of individuals with special needs between the ages of three and 14. Despite the pressure of school work and upcoming A-levels, Emma volunteered on a weekly basis for eight months and was assigned to a class of children with learning difficulties.

CARING CLOWNS

By Sharon Carvalho

Clowns make you laugh no matter how old you are. They fill you with joy over their silly behavior and big noses and feet and have you rolling on the floor with laughter in a matter of minutes. There are happy clowns and sad clowns and fat clowns and thin clowns and then there are the Clowns Who Care.

 

A GIVING COMMUNITY

Tempo dedicates the July issue to the people in the community that go out of their way to go good deeds and give back to the community they are a part of . Whether it be through helping animals, the blind, raising awareness about other charities or providing work to Emirati artisans, these people have put their heart and soul into these projects to help those that can not help themselves.

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