Showing posts with label Donts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Donts. Show all posts

Wednesday, 2 January 2013

Dos and Donts In Dubai




If it is your first time in Dubai there are few things you need to take note of and be aware of, as Dubai has a different culture to most European and North American cultures.





Ten years ago Dubai was a lazy Arab port where many people enjoyed the sunshine and the laid back life. Today there are many tourists from all over the world visiting this beautiful city, however lately specific high profile cases have arisen regarding drugs and sexual behaviour. We must warn you that the UAE is a none tolerant state when it comes to even the smallest drug quantity and lewd sexual behaviour. In June 2008 a British couple who were not married and under the influence of alcohol were apprehended performing a sex act on a public beach and now face up to 6 years minimum in jail. What you should remember sexual relations outside of marriage should you be apprehended are completely illegal and carry prison sentence.





This should not put you off visiting this fantastic country however hopefully the UAE rules and regulations will deter the European so called larger party Trouwjurk Lange Mouw animals from visiting this beautiful country. If you abide by the rules and policies of the UAE then you will enjoy a pleasant and memorable stay in Dubai.





Certain newspapers in the UK have given the impression that Dubai is the new wild party zone, this is so far from the truth the journalists who wrote the articles should visit this fantastic country before they write about it.





Alchohol





Alcohol is widely available at bars, restaurants, hotels, and leisure clubs. You cannot purchase alcohol from a supermarket. It is against the law to walk in the street drinking alcohol or to be drunk in a public place. You are not allowed to drink and drive; and this means a total ban on the consumption of alcohol whilst in charge of a motor vehicle; this includes the day after the night before. If you are caught drinking and driving you will face a prison sentence, if you Eenvoudige Trouwjurken are in doubt about the alcohol limits in your blood take a taxi.





Drugs





There is a zero tolerance in Dubai in relation to drugs and illegal substances. The penalties are extremely harsh and should you be found with the slightest amount of any substance you could face the death penalty.





Homosexuality





Dubai is a beautiful country however bruidsmeisjes jurken homosexual practices are prohibited.





Photography





When taking a photograph in Dubai, please bear in mind local people wearing national dress may take exception if photographed without their permission. Please avoid taking pictures especially of women wearing national dress.





Nudity





Topless sunbathing is not permitted on the beaches or in the confines of your hotel. It is advisable not to wear thongs as it may cause distress to the locals.





Women





Clothing





It is not appropriate for men to walk along the street bare-chested. It is very advisable that females avoid wearing very short skirts or revealing tops as you may attract unwanted attention.


Sunday, 30 December 2012

Do's and Don'ts for TV Appearances




Wear clothing that is neat and comfortable. It should be something that makes you feel good about yourself helps get your message across. Avoid small patterns of stripes or checks. American television is still fairly low resolution, and tight patterns will start to jiggle and look like they are going through a Star Trek transporter and be a distraction. Also bright red will bleed into the background, and solid white can also be overpowering. This is just how current technology handles things. Solid dark colors, beige and light pastels work very well. Men should not wear hats unless it is a sporting event. The brim will shade your eyes from the viewer, not just the sun. If a man is balding, it might do to put a little baby powder on to eliminate the shine. You want to look good. You don't want highlights from jewelry, etc. taking focus off your message.





Don't talk to the camera unless you are asked to do so. Talk to the interviewer, or in a panel situation, to the person you mean to address. Eye contact is important. Darting glances come off as untrustworthy. If you can't look at a person, pick something to focus on. If you are passionate about your message, just tell it and try to convince the person talking with you. Gestures are fine for emphasis. Don't be threatening, however.





Finally the message. You must be passionate and you must be truthful. You must not have more than three points to make. Anything that is to be edited later can misconstrue what you intend unless you have a few "sound bites" where there is no room to edit. For example, "Smith Company wants to show Suffolk County they can come through for the Special Olympics," "The Dress For Success Program gives women the clothes and the confidence they need to be successful in the interview and successful on the job." If you get an unexpected question, don't answer right away. Collect your thoughts, and don't say "ummm". Don't ever tell a reporter not to talk about something. Guaranteed, it will force them to ask about just that. Silent pauses are okay. And, if you really do not have an answer or it is a subject about which you are not permitted to speak, say so. "I don't have that information right now, but I will have someone get back to you." (Mayor Giuliani does this very well.) "That event is still under Korte Cocktailjurken investigation, and we will release information when we are sure of our facts, or at a later time."





Stay focused. If you are asked a question off topic, lead the discussion back on topic. "This particular spill has to do with this particular material with this limited effect." "I can't comment on what Mr. Jones has said, but our position is." Sounds like it's all politics? Well it is. If you are prepared, if you have no more than three points to make, and if you make them in short, Een Schouder Prom Dresses concise sentences, you stay in control of the interview.





Cameras are all around us. Get used to it, and be yourself whether it's national TV or the wedding videographer. Relax. Some people like to rehearse Feest Jurken in the mirror or in front of a home camcorder. It isn't brain surgery. And remember, whether you are brilliant or not, most viewers who don't know you and are not directly affected by your activities, won't remember anything about it after a few days.


Thursday, 27 December 2012

Dos And Don'ts Of Shopping For Your Wedding Dress




DO Trouwjurk 2012 Research before your buy. The quickest and easiest way to research is by searching online. There are many Web sites dedicated do wedding dresses where you can get a ton of useful information about styles, designs, trends, etc.





DO Go to a wedding dress specialist. You should visit several wedding boutiques, and learn from the pros. Of course, keep in mind they are selling, so you should take everything Trouwjurk Lange Mouw with a grain of salt.





DO Expect minor alterations. Even the most expensive designer wedding gowns might need a few adjustments. If you buy your gown well in advance, you may need to alter the dress again a couple of weeks prior to the wedding.





DO Keep an open mind while you shop for your wedding dress. Try lots of things on. Often the dress you thought you'd Eenvoudige Trouwjurken never like is the one that makes you look and feel the best.





DO Bring shoes with the same height as your wedding shoes are going to be on your special day.





DO Slip a bustier, a control-top panty hose into your purse.





DON'T put up with unfriendly sales people. This is your wedding day, your big purchase. The sales person who sells your wedding dress to you should share in your enthusiasm and make it exciting for you.