By Alia Yousseff- It is that time again; students are returning to our normal routine of waking up early in the morning, going to school and coming back home. But school doesn’t have to be a pain if you balance socializing with focusing and getting the academics you want to achieve.
By Katie Garvey- After being handed the captaincy to the Abu Dhabi Harlequins for being one of the standout players in the team, Alistair Thompson (Number 8) has decided to take a step back from professional rugby to focus on teaching and being a parent.
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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.
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We receive so much feedback from you, our readers, about what you want to see more of in Tempo, and what you want us to throw out. We love your letters and are always thankful for the feedback, both positive and negative. You see, we know that you wouldn’t write to us if you didn’t care.
Creative talent abounds in the UAE. Prize-winning artist Hamdan Buti Al Shamsi is an Emirati who is actively pursuing his love of art on both a personal and professional level, as he tells Tempo’s Ian Mason.
By Dr. DMS- A Doc from the Bronx
There is a tight connection between medicine and social media. Many doctors have Facebook, Twitter, and other accounts. However, there is a whole social media scene just for us; sites that require the input of our credentials for verification before we can join. Once we’re in, it’s a whole scene for ‘our eyes only’.
Couch pervs, it’s not what you’re thinking. There is a wealth of forums by doctors for doctors. The subject matter varies from educational information to advice from peers (“Had this case yesterday….. What would you do?”) to physician personal matters.