"To see how absurd it is to blame Tea Party Republicans for the downgrading of America's debt, imagine this scenario: Rep. Ron Paul is speaker of the House, Sen. Rand Paul is majority leader, and Rep. Paul Ryan is president of the United States.
"Does anyone doubt this trio would restore the U.S credit rating in a New York minute? Every sacred cow in the federal pasture, from food stamps to foreign aid, would be hanging in the meat locker."
Who's Really Downgrading America?
by Patrick J. Buchanan
The decision by Standard & Poor's to strip the United States of its AAA credit rating, for the first time, has triggered a barrage of catcalls against the umpire from the press box and Obamaites.
S&P, we are reminded, was giving A ratings to banks like Lehman Brothers, whose books were stuffed with suspect subprime paper, right up to the day Lehman Brothers fell over dead.
Moreover, S&P made a $2 trillion error in its assessment of U.S. debt and used political criteria in making its downgrade.
All of which may be true. But none of which is relevant.
This downgrade is deeply deserved. For no one really believes the United States is going to pay its creditors back the $14 trillion it owes them, or the $21 trillion it will owe them at decade's end, with dollars of the same value as those that the United States is borrowing today.
In the last year alone, the U.S. dollar has lost 30 percent of its value against the Swiss franc.
A Swiss citizen who exchanged francs for $100,000 in dollars in June 2010 to buy one-year T-bills, then cashed those T-bills in this June, would have gotten back $100,000 in U.S. dollars. But those dollars would now be worth 30 percent less in Swiss francs.
On "Meet the Press," Alan Greenspan insisted that the United States is not going to default. Why not? Because our debt is denominated in dollars, and we can print dollars to pay off our creditors. Which is pretty much what Chairman Ben Bernanke and the Fed have been doing.
With the dollar down 5 to 10 percent this year alone against the world's more respected currencies, we are engaged in what the Romans called coin-clipping – official stealing from citizens and foreigners.
Why are the Chinese so upset?
Because they are sitting on more than $1 trillion in U.S. bonds and Treasury bills bought with dollars we paid them for Chinese-made goods, while the purchasing power of the dollars that those bonds and T-bills represent withers away every week.
"I believe this is, without question, the 'Tea Party downgrade,'" says Sen. John Kerry.
How so? Because the Tea Party blocked the big deal President Obama sought to cut with House Speaker John Boehner to resolve the deficit-debt crisis.
The president, we are told, was prepared to accept $3 trillion in reduced future spending for entitlements like Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, but the Tea Party caucus refused to let Boehner agree even to $1 trillion in "revenue enhancement."
But here, a question arises: If the president believes entitlement reform is essential to get America's deficit-debt crisis under control, why does he need Tea Party cover to do his duty?
He doesn't. Tea Party intransigence on taxes is not the reason for Obama's failure to cut spending. It is his excuse.
Indeed, if Obama announced tomorrow that he was going to cut future spending on entitlements by $3 trillion to restore our AAA credit rating, he would have the full support of the Tea Party.
His opposition would come from Kerry's colleagues in the Senate and Nancy Pelosi's in the House.
To see how absurd it is to blame Tea Party Republicans for the downgrading of America's debt, imagine this scenario: Rep. Ron Paul is speaker of the House, Sen. Rand Paul is majority leader, and Rep. Paul Ryan is president of the United States.
Does anyone doubt this trio would restore the U.S credit rating in a New York minute? Every sacred cow in the federal pasture, from food stamps to foreign aid, would be hanging in the meat locker.
The American people have come to like the president, but a majority is coming to believe he is simply not the decisive president we need to lead us out of the morass in which he found the country and from which he has failed to extricate us.
"He made it worse!" is shaping up as the GOP slogan for 2012.
If Obama wishes to restore the AAA rating of his country, he might consider two separate and bold steps, both consistent with his professed beliefs.
First, tell the Republicans that if they will not agree to revenue enhancement, he will nonetheless do his duty and pare back spending in the entitlement programs. He would get instant GOP support.
Following this, he could go to the Republicans and tell them that if they agree to eliminate the clutter in the tax code – exemptions, loopholes, deductions – he will agree to cut tax rates for individuals and corporations alike, to make America more competitive.
Again, he would have the support of Republicans and the Tea Party. It might even advance his re-election prospects, if he could get renominated by his own party, which would rebel at both reforms because they would mean a suspension of the politics of tax and spend.
As for the S&P downgrade, again, the only surprise is it didn't come sooner.
http://buchanan.org/blog/whos-really-downgrading-america-4819
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
10 Stupid Ideas that led to the Global Economic Meltdown
10 Stupid Ideas that led to the Global Economic Meltdown
By James Delingpole Politics Last updated: August 8th, 2011
At the weekend I celebrated my 46th birthday but please don't wish me any belated happy returns. Like many of you reading this I never imagined, looking into my future as a child, that the time of my life when I should have been settling in to some form of middle-aged security and contentment would instead coincide with a global economic crisis now threatening to eclipse even the Great Depression.
As Matthew Norman has noted we are currently still in the Phoney War stage of the Great Global Economic Meltdown. We know in our bones that things are going to get worse, much worse. At the same time, our collective cognitive dissonance – the same cognitive dissonance that brought us to this dreadful pass in the first place – is still contriving to reassure us that things will all be right somehow. All we have to do is keep on muddling through and, er -
Sorry, but it will require more than naive optimism to get us through this one. The only choice we now face is between bad and really, really bad. Which option we get will depend on how quickly we're prepared to jettison our old foolish value systems and adapt to the new circumstances. Here is a list of ten stupid ideas we're going to have learn to live without if we're going to survive the current conflagration.
1. Pointless wars of liberal intervention. Libya is the obvious one. By Pravda's estimates it's costing Britain "100,000 USD of their taxpayers' money per aircraft per hour, every single day since February 17." After Libya we should exit Afghanistan. Our interests are not being served there; we're never going to win; it is costing us the brightest and best of our youth.
2. The Climate Change Act. This is arguably the most expensive, suicidal and pointless piece of legislation in British parliamentary history. Its attempts to "decarbonise" the UK economy are based on junk science (the connection between anthropogenic CO2 and runaway global warming is nothing more than threadbare conjecture) and, by the government's own estimates (so double it, at least, for the real costs) will cost the British taxpayer £18 billion every year for the next forty years. It will do nothing to stave off global warming, just further cripple an already ailing economy and impose higher energy costs on people who can ill afford it.
3. "The Limits to Growth" delusion. I examine this in a lot more detail in my book Watermelons. One of the key tenets of the green religion is that economic growth is in and of itself a bad thing, and that we'd all be much healthier and happier if only we could learn to live sustainably in yurts or pretty riverside cottages on organic, home grown mung beans, wearing patched up chunky-knit sweaters and travelling by bicycle. In the abundant 90s, this "we've had it too good", Sunday colour supplement lifestyle fantasy was an affordable luxury. Not any more it's not. "Sustainability" is not going to get out of this mess. Only consumption and the free market will.
4. The European Union. The Global Economic Meltdown is not about the failure of capitalism; it is about the failure of the kind of communitarianism, collectivism and socialism entrenched in political entities like the EU. We have nothing whatsoever to gain from our relationship with the EU. If a ship is sinking, it makes no sense to cling on to it, however many good friends you may have still stuck inside. You have to swim away, fast, to avoid being sucked down with it.
5. Activist scientists. Sir Paul Nurse, president of the Royal Society, recently told a fawning New Statesman interviewer that he doesn't believe it's a scientist's job to be impartial: ( H/T Haunting the Library)
6. Managerial politics. Cometh the hour cometh the man. Which is why David Cameron – who is very much not the man – has chosen to celebrate the new global crash by continuing to buff up his tan in Tuscany. Were he Ronald Reagan, this would be a sign of his unflappability. In Cameron's case, however, it's just further evidence that he just doesn't get it. We don't need a wet blanket Ted Heath type who's afraid to reduce taxes or decrease government spending for fear of making himself unpopular. We need a leader with the courage to do the right thing: slash the size of government; let consumers keep more of their own money to spend as they wish; give business the space to grow.
7. Closing down the argument. If this is the 1930s revisited – and it is – then the greatest threat besides economic meltdown will be the growth of totalitarianism. And if you think we've grown out of the impulses that led to the (closely related movements) Nazism, Fascism and Soviet Communism, try reading some of the comments below this blog. Or a Polly Toynbee column. Or pretty much any Komment Macht Frei article. Or a rant by Joe Romm. Or the BBC Trust's report into its science coverage. Or watch the No Pressure video made by that nice Vicar of Dibley man Richard Curtis and his kindly eco chums. Or listen to the new Marcus Brigstocke show in which, hilariously, he wishes a violent death in – ho ho – a yachting accident on Nigel Farage. What all these disparate, angry voices of the liberal-left have in common is this: they don't believe that those of us on the other side of the debate should be given a voice. Rather than engage with our not exactly unreasonable arguments urging smaller government, lower taxes, more personal responsibility, greater liberty, more rigorous and less politicised science, they prefer to dismiss us as extremists worthy at best of BBC-style censorship, at worst – ho ho, eh, Curtis and Brigstocke and the Twitterer who wished it was me who'd been got by the polar bear? – violent death.
8. Wind Farms. Ugly, pointless, wasteful, good for no one except rich, rent-seeking landowners such as Sir Reginald Sheffield Bt, they were utterly inexcusable even before the Great Global Economic Meltdown. They are even less excusable now.
9. The concept of "scarce resources" that need to be "preserved for future generations." We've got shale gas; after that we've got clathrates. Future generations are going to be just fine: their income, their standard of living are going to be way higher than ours. It's us we need to worry about, so let's stop the Greenies using imaginary children of the future they've never met and never will meet to justify their ongoing assault on Western Industrial Civilisation. They've done quite enough damage already.
10. The Nanny State. It's over. It has failed. We're in this mess precisely because the size of government across the West has expanded to the point where the Exchequer is effectively bankrupt, where people's expectations of what government can do and what it ought to do have rendered them lazy, greedy and spineless, where economic growth has been stifled.What we need right now is more consumption not less; more faith in the power of free markets rather than in big government; and, perhaps above all, the return to the kind of ideology which treats human aspirations for more money and a better life as something to encouraged rather than something to be stamped on by the agencies of the state. Till then we're stuffed.
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/jamesdelingpole/100099787/10-stupid-ideas-that-led-to-the-global-economic-meltdown/
By James Delingpole Politics Last updated: August 8th, 2011
At the weekend I celebrated my 46th birthday but please don't wish me any belated happy returns. Like many of you reading this I never imagined, looking into my future as a child, that the time of my life when I should have been settling in to some form of middle-aged security and contentment would instead coincide with a global economic crisis now threatening to eclipse even the Great Depression.
As Matthew Norman has noted we are currently still in the Phoney War stage of the Great Global Economic Meltdown. We know in our bones that things are going to get worse, much worse. At the same time, our collective cognitive dissonance – the same cognitive dissonance that brought us to this dreadful pass in the first place – is still contriving to reassure us that things will all be right somehow. All we have to do is keep on muddling through and, er -
Sorry, but it will require more than naive optimism to get us through this one. The only choice we now face is between bad and really, really bad. Which option we get will depend on how quickly we're prepared to jettison our old foolish value systems and adapt to the new circumstances. Here is a list of ten stupid ideas we're going to have learn to live without if we're going to survive the current conflagration.
1. Pointless wars of liberal intervention. Libya is the obvious one. By Pravda's estimates it's costing Britain "100,000 USD of their taxpayers' money per aircraft per hour, every single day since February 17." After Libya we should exit Afghanistan. Our interests are not being served there; we're never going to win; it is costing us the brightest and best of our youth.
2. The Climate Change Act. This is arguably the most expensive, suicidal and pointless piece of legislation in British parliamentary history. Its attempts to "decarbonise" the UK economy are based on junk science (the connection between anthropogenic CO2 and runaway global warming is nothing more than threadbare conjecture) and, by the government's own estimates (so double it, at least, for the real costs) will cost the British taxpayer £18 billion every year for the next forty years. It will do nothing to stave off global warming, just further cripple an already ailing economy and impose higher energy costs on people who can ill afford it.
3. "The Limits to Growth" delusion. I examine this in a lot more detail in my book Watermelons. One of the key tenets of the green religion is that economic growth is in and of itself a bad thing, and that we'd all be much healthier and happier if only we could learn to live sustainably in yurts or pretty riverside cottages on organic, home grown mung beans, wearing patched up chunky-knit sweaters and travelling by bicycle. In the abundant 90s, this "we've had it too good", Sunday colour supplement lifestyle fantasy was an affordable luxury. Not any more it's not. "Sustainability" is not going to get out of this mess. Only consumption and the free market will.
4. The European Union. The Global Economic Meltdown is not about the failure of capitalism; it is about the failure of the kind of communitarianism, collectivism and socialism entrenched in political entities like the EU. We have nothing whatsoever to gain from our relationship with the EU. If a ship is sinking, it makes no sense to cling on to it, however many good friends you may have still stuck inside. You have to swim away, fast, to avoid being sucked down with it.
5. Activist scientists. Sir Paul Nurse, president of the Royal Society, recently told a fawning New Statesman interviewer that he doesn't believe it's a scientist's job to be impartial: ( H/T Haunting the Library)
- Nurse's undergraduate socialist spirit is still alive and well: he wouldn't be against scientists getting involved in activism. "We are citizens, and citizens should be involved in politics, and I think those that have a strong view should be involved in party politics," he says. "I'm happy to see fellows of the Royal Society politically engaged, if that's what they see as right."
6. Managerial politics. Cometh the hour cometh the man. Which is why David Cameron – who is very much not the man – has chosen to celebrate the new global crash by continuing to buff up his tan in Tuscany. Were he Ronald Reagan, this would be a sign of his unflappability. In Cameron's case, however, it's just further evidence that he just doesn't get it. We don't need a wet blanket Ted Heath type who's afraid to reduce taxes or decrease government spending for fear of making himself unpopular. We need a leader with the courage to do the right thing: slash the size of government; let consumers keep more of their own money to spend as they wish; give business the space to grow.
7. Closing down the argument. If this is the 1930s revisited – and it is – then the greatest threat besides economic meltdown will be the growth of totalitarianism. And if you think we've grown out of the impulses that led to the (closely related movements) Nazism, Fascism and Soviet Communism, try reading some of the comments below this blog. Or a Polly Toynbee column. Or pretty much any Komment Macht Frei article. Or a rant by Joe Romm. Or the BBC Trust's report into its science coverage. Or watch the No Pressure video made by that nice Vicar of Dibley man Richard Curtis and his kindly eco chums. Or listen to the new Marcus Brigstocke show in which, hilariously, he wishes a violent death in – ho ho – a yachting accident on Nigel Farage. What all these disparate, angry voices of the liberal-left have in common is this: they don't believe that those of us on the other side of the debate should be given a voice. Rather than engage with our not exactly unreasonable arguments urging smaller government, lower taxes, more personal responsibility, greater liberty, more rigorous and less politicised science, they prefer to dismiss us as extremists worthy at best of BBC-style censorship, at worst – ho ho, eh, Curtis and Brigstocke and the Twitterer who wished it was me who'd been got by the polar bear? – violent death.
8. Wind Farms. Ugly, pointless, wasteful, good for no one except rich, rent-seeking landowners such as Sir Reginald Sheffield Bt, they were utterly inexcusable even before the Great Global Economic Meltdown. They are even less excusable now.
9. The concept of "scarce resources" that need to be "preserved for future generations." We've got shale gas; after that we've got clathrates. Future generations are going to be just fine: their income, their standard of living are going to be way higher than ours. It's us we need to worry about, so let's stop the Greenies using imaginary children of the future they've never met and never will meet to justify their ongoing assault on Western Industrial Civilisation. They've done quite enough damage already.
10. The Nanny State. It's over. It has failed. We're in this mess precisely because the size of government across the West has expanded to the point where the Exchequer is effectively bankrupt, where people's expectations of what government can do and what it ought to do have rendered them lazy, greedy and spineless, where economic growth has been stifled.What we need right now is more consumption not less; more faith in the power of free markets rather than in big government; and, perhaps above all, the return to the kind of ideology which treats human aspirations for more money and a better life as something to encouraged rather than something to be stamped on by the agencies of the state. Till then we're stuffed.
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/jamesdelingpole/100099787/10-stupid-ideas-that-led-to-the-global-economic-meltdown/
**JP** {Tibb-e-Nabawi} Treating Bleeding Piles with Tibb-e-Nabawi
Assalam O Alaikum,
Colon is an important part of the digestive system, and as such, it has a major role in helping the body absorb nutrients, minerals, and water. The colon also helps rid the body of waste in the form of stools. Colon makes up the majority of large intestine, approximately six feet in length. The last six inches or so of the large intestine are the rectum and the anal canal.
Bleeding Piles (Bawaseer) starts with a (years old) wrong diet that was low in fiber (white wheat bread, white rice, white sugar) & high in damaged fats & animal proteins, spoiled further by soda drinks, tea, coffee, spicy foods, deep fried foods, on the shelf ~ Ready to use canned products, etc. which created constipation, during the early days, a patient having chronic constipation ignores it, but by exerting pressure to pass out the stools, colon is irritated & damaged resulting in fissures & polyps, then comes the bleeding piles & finally it turns into colon cancer.
After consulting with your beloved Prophet Muhammad Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam & his Tibb-e-Nabawi, we write the prescription as :
Part 1 (Shifa by Belief) :
We should have a Yaqeen that disease is created by Allah & Shifa is totally in the Treasures of Allah, & if the healing is delayed, it is by Allah's Wisdom & Hikmah, the other issue of Yaqeen is that we should have a strong belief that Tibb-e-Nabawi is the best medicine of this world, we have seen that some people take Hijamah only with an intention that it is Sunnah (it is correct), but they depend more on the conventional medicine, it is a wrong concept, Tibb-e-Nabawi is both the Sunnah & best / safest medicine of this world.
Part 2 (Shifa by Salehaat) :
- Remaining with Wazoo throughout the day, praying 5 times punctually & avoiding dish antenna / music, protect the eyes & being a woman, your wife should never mix up with men, same is for men to avoid coming across Non-Mahram.
- QURAN ~ One Juzz (para) recitation daily & reciting Surah Fatihah over any food or drink that the patient takes
- سبحان الله والحمد لله ولا اله الا الله والله اكبر ولا حول ولا قوة الا بالله العلي العظيم Subhanallah, Alhamdolillah, La ILAHA ILLALLAH, Allah o Akbar, Laa Haula Wala Quwwata Illa Billah ~ 200 times daily, Salawat (Darood) on Prophet Muhammad Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam ~ 200 times daily, Istighfaar ~ 200 times daily
- Ask the patient to purchase Hizb-ul-Azam (book of Duaas / supplications) compiled by Mullah Ali Qari & recite one portion daily
- The patient should do Sadaqah daily.
- Rejuvenate the body by fasting every Monday, Thursday & 13th, 14th, 15th of lunar month, HUNGER brings Shifa, that is for sure.
- Try to wake up in Tahajjud & cry in front of your LORD, you will heal very quickly
Part 3 (Shifa by Tibb-e-Nabawi foods) :
HENNA Water at empty stomach, followed by TALBINAH with Flaxseeds & Figs, (after a gap of 2 hours).
Lunch : Plain Barley soup, OR home-made Yogurt with a curing time of 36 hours, in a bowl with 200 grams yogurt, add a teaspoon of raw Turmeric powder
Dinner : Vegetable curries cooked in the blessed olive oil with a Barley Bread, avoid Spinach, potatoes, lady finger (Bhindi), Karela (Bitter Gourd), egg-plant (Baingan), Cabbage & Cauliflower, just select curries of Kaddu (Gourd), Carrots, Turnips, sweet potatoes, Cucumbers, green beans and beetroot, rotate them everyday.
Barley Water and Nabeez ~ Drink made with soaked Raisins will be the best beverages Insha'Allah. Frequently take the blessed fruits such as Figs, Pomegranate and QUINCE Preserve. Home-made Vinegar will also help you Insha'Allah.
You can check Recipes with Tibb-e-Nabawi for all foods mentioned above.
Also try the juice of gourd + Cucumber + Watermelon + Pomegranate.
Totally Stop wheat & rice, soda drinks, sweetened juices, animal proteins, all lentils (legumes), tea / coffee, vegetable oils, pickles, salted foods, fried foods, spicy foods, on the shelf dairy products, and all whatever is available as canned / packed foods from the market.
Part 4 (Shifa by the blessed herbs) :
We treat the patients of Piles (Bawaseer) with 2 different medicines, "P1" is for drying the wound & "P2" is for avoiding constipation.
With Henna, Rehan seeds, Pomegranate Rind & Senna from Tibb-e-Nabawi as the kings, the formula "P1" (attached) will help, to be taken as one teaspoon after breakfast & lunch (in Ramadan, take a tablespoon after Sehri). After dinner, take a tablespoon of formula "P2".
Before going to bed : Dried Henna leaves should be ground (never use the powdered Henna from market), made as a hard tablet with some pure vinegar & 3-5 tablets inserted inside the rectum, wear shorts under the trouser & sleep, Henna will work overnight and the wounds will be healed Insha'Allah. To be repeated 3 times a weak.
Part 5 (Shifa by Hijamah) :
Hijamah points for your wife are shown in the attached picture, if you feel that it is an aggressive cupping, split them in 2 sessions with a gap of 2 months. try to find a female Hijamah therapist. May Allah Protect Ummat-e-Muhammad, & bring them back to Tibb-e-Nabawi........
----- Original Message -----
From: CMC A/R
Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2011 9:54 AM
Subject: Remedy for PILES
Assalam o alaikum,
I need your attention if you have some time, my wife suffering from PILES, having bleeding moles (massay) after every stool passing she trembled with paid and waste of blood. Her weight getting low day by day and face color is pale. Last year a treatment done by hakeem sahib and she bandage "arand leaf" with a kind of past on moles.
after extreme pain of 10-days she got relief but last moth she eaten a mango and the problem again started.
We have a son of 1-year 5-Months, he also not good in health because mother cannot take nutrition's properly I will be great thankful to you if you give us remedy by that pain may stop and bleeding moles would be vanished permanently my wife age is around 30-years
Wassalam Muhammad Anwar
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Sales Coordinator (Sales Dept.) - Qatar
Dated: Tuesday, August 09, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/sales-coordinator-sales-dept-qatar.html
Technician / Draftsman - Saudi Arabia
Dated: Tuesday, August 09, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/technician-draftsman-saudi-arabia.html
Customer Service Representative - Bahrain
Dated: Tuesday, August 09, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/customer-service-representative-bahrain_09.html
Multiple Job Positions for a Software Company - UAE
Dated: Tuesday, August 09, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/multiple-job-positions-for-software.html
Senior Manager - UAE
Dated: Tuesday, August 09, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/senior-manager-uae.html
Accountant Required - Saudi Arabia
Dated: Tuesday, August 09, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/accountant-required-saudi-arabia.html
Accountant - Bahrain
Dated: Tuesday, August 09, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/accountant-bahrain_09.html
Oracle Database Administrator - UAE
Dated: Tuesday, August 09, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/oracle-database-administrator-uae.html
Telesales Marketing - Saudi Arabia
Dated: Tuesday, August 09, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/telesales-marketing-saudi-arabia.html
Teachers Required - Bahrain
Dated: Tuesday, August 09, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/teachers-required-bahrain.html
Web Designer - UAE
Dated: Tuesday, August 09, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/web-designer-uae.html
Civil Engineer
Dated: Tuesday, August 09, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/civil-engineer.html
Project Manager / Project Control Manager / Technical Manager / Site Coordination Manager - Qatar
Dated: Tuesday, August 09, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/project-manager-project-control-manager.html
Primary Care Nurses - Qatar
Dated: Monday, August 08, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/primary-care-nurses-qatar.html
Primary Care Nurses - Qatar
Dated: Monday, August 08, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/primary-care-nurses-qatar.html
Beauty Educator - UAE
Dated: Monday, August 08, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/beauty-educator-uae.html
System Administrator - Saudi Arabia
Dated: Monday, August 08, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/system-administrator-saudi-arabia.html
Multiple Job Positions for Al Areen Palace and Spa - Bahrain
Dated: Monday, August 08, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/multiple-job-positions-for-al-areen.html
Multiple Job Positions for Company - Qatar
Dated: Monday, August 08, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/multiple-job-positions-for-company_08.html
Accountant Required - UAE
Dated: Monday, August 08, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/accountant-required-uae.html
Technician Required - Saudi Arabia
Dated: Monday, August 08, 2011
http://gulf.jobsq.org/2011/08/technician-required-saudi-arabia.html
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