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Khaled Ghorab says he has made a few mistakes. Jeff Topping / The National
Money&Me: Follow your heart for abundance

Khaled Ghorab gave up a career in information technology to train as a life coach 20 months ago after deciding he wanted to do something more meaningful with his life.

MoneySeptember 01, 2012
The kennels of the Dubai-based, licenced animal shelter, K9 Friends, are already full; in fact, the organisation has a waiting list of 41 animals waiting for a spot in its facilities. Sammy Dallal / The National
Volunteers step in when summer overwhelms animal rescue agencies

Licenced animal welfare facilities in the UAE are overburdened, forcing unfunded, under-staffed volunteer organisations to frequently take on more than they can handle.

FamilyAugust 31, 2012
Acrophobia, or fear of heights, is a common form of anxiety. Getty Images
Phobias can develop any time – but they don't have to rule your life

For many people, common anxieties can develop into full-blown, debilitating phobias, sometimes very suddenly. But there are many ways to overcome them and lead a normal life.

WellbeingAugust 24, 2012
A zakat stand in the Oasis Centre Mall in Dubai. Antonie Robertson / The National
Zakat is not just charity, but a divine duty

Giving a portion of one's income to charity is one of the five pillars of Islam, and is considered especially beneficial during Ramadan.

WellbeingAugust 18, 2012
@shivamLM or Shivam Manghnani. Sarah Dea / The National
@ShivamLM: 'I could tweet 200 times day'

Shivam Manghnan, an Indian finance graduate who was born and raised in the UAE, joined Twitter in March 2009. He tweets 100 times a day about football.

LifestyleJuly 12, 2012
@DubaiNameShame, or Mohamed, is one of the UAE's most prolific tweeters, known by thousands of people who don't really know him.
Twitter helping people find their voice, one tweet at a time

Six years ago tweeting was done by birds in the garden. Now millions of people all over the world, and 175,000 in the UAE, are tweeters and followers.

LifestyleJuly 12, 2012
@GeordieArmani or Debbie Steedman. Sarah Dea / The National
@GeordieArmani: 'I'd be lost without Twitter'

Debbie Steedman, 47, a British freelance social media specialist who has lived in Dubai since 1996, joined Twitter in April 2009.

LifestyleJuly 12, 2012
Paul and Lizzy Mercer, plan to open their five-bedroom ski chalet business in Chamonix Valley, France, in December. Jeff Topping / The National
After working to save money, UAE couples make their dreams come true

Ideal is often a notion we do little about. Alice Haine talks to couples who chose to follow their hearts.

WellbeingJuly 06, 2012
Adding extra security measures has become big business in the UAE.
Big Brother tactics to beat UAE criminals

Residents in the UAE should not to drop their guard when it comes to protecting their property, especially while travelling during summer. Here experts give some handy tips of the trade.

UAEJuly 03, 2012
Crime-proof your home while you are away

Leaving the UAE for a holiday or going home for the summer? Here's some valuable tips on how to protect your property while you are away.

UAEJuly 03, 2012
As a resident in an apartment block in Dubai Marina, Richard Taylor was a victim of crime when cleaners stole a small amount of his personal possessions. Jeffrey E Biteng / The National
Complacency becomes criminals' best weapon in UAE

Almost everyone agrees that the UAE is one of the safest countries in the world. But that sense of security can leave us vulnerable to crime.

CourtsJuly 02, 2012
Traffic flows freely through Al Safa Salik Toll Gate on Sheikh Zayed Road in Dubai. Sarah Dea/The National
Dubai's Salik experiment makes a clear case for toll roads

Five years ago it could take two hours to drive across Dubai. These days the same journey could take just 20 minutes. The difference is Salik.

MotoringJune 28, 2012
The Brilliant Evolution design.
Branding a nation: the tricky task of finding the right logo for the UAE

Vote for your favourite: A new competition asks us to vote on a new national logo to represent the UAE, but do the five shortlisted designs send the write message? Alice Haine asks the experts

Travel and TourismJune 26, 2012
Tawteen Leadership Academy. Courtesy Emirates Foundation.
My job? Making myself redundant

As chief executive of the Emirates Foundation, the nation's leading charitable and philanthropic organisation aimed at youth development, Clare Woodcraft says it has world-class local talent and the 'essence of sustainability' is to work herself out of a job. Alice Haine reports.

EducationJune 19, 2012
A resident of Al Baker Apartments, in Sharjah, whose apartment was gutted by a fire. Jeff Topping / The National
Best policy for peace of mind

Victims of the recent fires in Sharjah could have protected their belongings and ensured they had vital emergency accommodation for as little as Dh250 a year - had they taken out home contents insurance.

MoneyJune 09, 2012
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