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Trust is something that has become harder and harder to find. We don't trust our government, we question our doctors, we worry about the air we breathe, the water we drink and the foods we eat. We lock our doors at night because we don't trust our neighbors, the people who live down the street or anyone who may be traveling through our area. In this escalating environment of fear and distrust that we live in, our ability to trust each other has also deteriorated. Instead of trusting someone until we are wronged, we unconsciously assume the opposite, that they are guilty until proven innocent.

We panicked by the news of chemical attacks that all of us feared for our lives. Gas masks and masking tapes were selling like hotcakes in the market. Panic buying was showing in some other areas; Deirah Side Souq, Supermarkets, Al Fahidi Street and even some Malls, but we were still opening our stores around Dubai. I instructed my staff to minimize selling of goods for our consumption in case of chemical attacks and to be ready always, when worst comes to worst. - See more at: http://ofw-the-game-of-life.blogspot.com/2014/06/the-gulf-war-serving-navies-ofw39.html#.U5_n-Cjm5X0

A single epileptic seizure usually occurs spontaneously. In some cases, seizures are triggered by visual stimuli, such as a flickering image on a TV screen, a sudden change from dark to very bright illumination or vice versa. Other patients may react to auditory stimuli such as aloud noise, a monotonous sound, or even to certain musical notes. Read more: http://healthmad.com/conditions-and-diseases/how-to-treat-epileptic-patient/#ixzz1nLdRC4PU