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So just wondering -- are behavioural descriptive interviewing becoming the norm? and wanted to know class of 2005's experiences --- i'm cdn -- so we interview in Jan -- and the stress is sinking in -- i got a phone interview tomorrow....*gulp* Inshallah I'm sure it will go fine ---- but *smile* any suggestions will be great!!
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AA everyone, I'm working with a professor at NYU who is doing a research looking at the acculturation patterns of young Muslim kids growing up in the United States. We've decided that tenth grade is the beginning of many vital decisions for young children, especially Muslims. We'd be interested in studying the decision making process and acculturation styles of this difficult age group. I wanted your help in recruiting full time Islamic Schools in the NY/NJ/PA area to help with this study. I have previously... Read More
January 21, 2006 at 6:09pmWow, thanks for the help! Do you have any direct contact with them? like a name or a number?
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Salam all Just wanted to wish you all a very happy new year 2006! Faisal
January 20, 2006 at 6:45pmWell, you are right. It seems like no one is interested or too busy these days to post a reply here. I guess I am just goign to head to the gym and just watch cricket later ton...
January 17, 2006 at 7:51pmThanks Seema. I think Friday night is always better,however we will wait for majority to decide. So anyone else coming? lets plan something guys... Confirmed so far: 1.Fai...
January 17, 2006 at 10:48amok people so, who wants to go out possibly for pool, dinner etc.? i remember few people showed some interest and discussed briefly about this earlier, let me know if you guys ...
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Just finished it last night and did it within 4 days flat! I loved going through every page, every twist and turn in the storyline, and every suspenseful, thrilling, chilling, and wickedly tantalizing turn in the plot. I highly recommend it to any horror fans out there--especially horror pertaining to vampire lore and, particularly, the legend of Dracula (or commonly known as "Drakulya" in Romanian). Following review taken from www.amazon.com "Con... Read More
January 3, 2006 at 3:22amI'd love to be similarly weighted down.. lets see, what else? The India Life, Herman Hesse, 17 page short story which I can email to the asker, is amazing!!
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do you think its possible for the devil to take the shape of humans ? and then pretend to be one of us? and lead us astray and cause conflict? I believe one of my 'friends' might be on the other side. What do i do? and what do i say to one of my friends who thinks im mad.
January 11, 2006 at 3:38pmhaha , i have 2 mehndi cones left to enforce it. but this time it needs to be in a cryptic form
January 11, 2006 at 2:32pmIm sure its 'do' not 'did' as if it had faded, he would by now have added another layer of mehndi to ensure that it remains ;)
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part my eyes to see the lines part my lips to feel the carvings open my toes to see the depths.
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Article taken from MSN Lifestyle/Family & Parenting: "Who is willing to watch the same Rugrats tape over and over without complaint? Who reads six stories at bedtime without even breaking a sweat? Who changes a diaper without feeling the least bit fazed? Grandparents, of course! Your parenting leaves them perplexed, and their advice may drive you crazy. But kids get so much out of their relationship with their grandparents. The relationship between grandparents and grandchildren brings great b... Read More
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SMOKED SALMON TARTARE Ingredients: Makes 2 servings 1/4 cup diced smoked salmon 2 teaspoons minced red onion 2 teaspoons capers 2 teaspoons olive oil 1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice Freshly ground black pepper, to taste 2 tablespoons sour cream 1 teaspoon chopped dill 8 toast points Preparation: Combine the salmon, red onion, capers, olive oil and lemon juice in a small bowl and mix well. Season with freshly ground black pepper. Combine the sour cream and dill in a small bowl and mix well. ... Read More
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TANVEER!!!!! May the new year bring u lots of happiness! oh and hopfully u will find "the one" :P P: P: P:
January 7, 2006 at 11:33amme 2nd, me 3rd and me 4th... Ras can be 1st.. there we have decided Tanveer's fate... call the molvi :P
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The biggest Pakistani Students formal in North America is coming on Friday, January 20, 2006, as the PSF/PSAs of the University of Toronto come together and bring you our 8th annual dinner & dance formal, ANDAAZ. Over 1200 people are expected inside the luxurious Woodbine Banquet & Convention Centre. Entertainment featuring award-winning comedian, ALI RIZVI. Music will be provided by two of North America's top South Asian DJs, KAMRAN AND JITEN. Tickets: First 500 tickets - $35, Regular - $40 Ticket ... Read More
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February 6, 2006 at 1:54pmOfcourse I did. And its I with a dot next to it but lamers relay chat is not bad of an idea also. Only we lamers could have come up wif something like that :) Sorry guys, if ...
January 10, 2006 at 4:45pmWell... it just means that ehteshaam needs to get his eyes checked outttttttt...BECAUSE I see "I." not L ... IM not sure who posted that icon but its kind of cute!!! Well an...
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I am well on my way to winning our championship. Tiki and LJ are money...cha-CHING!
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I was coming back from a long journey, and Allaah decreed that my seat in the airplane should be beside a group of carefree young men whose loud laughter and voices were too much, and the air was filled with clouds of smoke from their cigarettes. By the wisdom of Allaah, the plane was completely full and I could not change my seat. I tried to escape from the problem by sleeping, but it was impossible? When I got fed up of their noise, I took out my Mus-haf (copy of the Qur?aan), and started to read what I ... Read More
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When we look at the tree of da?wah, with its firm roots and tall branches, we will see how far its shade spreads day after day, and how it bears ripe fruits all the time, but there are storms coming one after another to uproot it, and there are diseases which threaten its growth and progress. But Allaah insists that His light should shine perfectly even though the disbelievers hate that. Among these diseases and storms is the problem of intense disagreements among the daa?iyahs. These destructive difference... Read More
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Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): ?Allaah will keep firm those who believe, with the word that stands firm in this world (i.e. they will keep on worshipping Allaah Alone and none else), and in the Hereafter. And Allaah will cause to go astray those who are Zaalimoon (polytheists and wrongdoers), and Allaah does what He wills? Ibn ?Abbaas (may Allaah be pleased with them both) said, concerning the aayah ?Allaah will keep firm those who believe??, this word is ?Laa ilaaha... Read More
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A. THE MESSAGE Over one thousand three hundred and fifty years ago, on the 10th of Muharram, just before 'asr, a man stood on a sand-dune at Kerbala. He was bleeding from several wounds on his body. He had lost everything. Since early morning he had carried several dead bodies into his camp. He had even buried his infant child. He looked at the bodies of his loved ones. Tears flowed out of his eyes. He looked at the sky and seemed to draw some strength from an unseen source. Then, like a muezzin from a m... Read More
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A. THE MESSAGE Over one thousand three hundred and fifty years ago, on the 10th of Muharram, just before 'asr, a man stood on a sand-dune at Kerbala. He was bleeding from several wounds on his body. He had lost everything. Since early morning he had carried several dead bodies into his camp. He had even buried his infant child. He looked at the bodies of his loved ones. Tears flowed out of his eyes. He looked at the sky and seemed to draw some strength from an unseen source. Then, like a muezzin from a m... Read More
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Many guys or most guys it seems have the perception that they always have a lot of options. But girls don't usually don't think like that. I wanted to post a new topic for guys who think they are ready for marriage when they're really not. Some guys think they may be ready ans talk about marriage or start to look for rishtas b/c their parents or mom want them to but it isn't later when they actually have to deal with the situation that they realize they are not ready. Better sooner than later for sure. ... Read More
November 29, 2006 at 10:27amHey, Re: Masked_stranger.... ......*Wave Magic Wand*.....there....You're Enlightened.....there....and here's some more.... Well...basically guys should only get married...
May 20, 2006 at 4:39pmyea well I'm a 20 year old guy myself, and I have to agree with what you're saying. There are benefits to it obviously, but then again too many peeps who have some novel romant...
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big *happy new year* to the naseebers who i met while wishing in the new year/ simultaneously going bhangra mad.. P: P: hope you all managed to make it into sunday without losing your voice (unlike me)
January 2, 2006 at 8:28amLMAO @ rail gaddi..thankfully I was sitting at the table when that happened!...lol NGE - you DO shake that thang don't you!..out-lasted us all..
January 1, 2006 at 4:36pmlol, nge.. i think you must be referring to YOUR moves.. i think i need a spa holiday.. treating my feet ain't gonna be enough
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I came across this and thought it was hilarious. Reminds me of the Beastie Boys....lol. www.break.com
