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Bevc
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Quote from: Quackers on February 18, 2011, 10:50 am
But thats the thing, my CV is great, I interview well and get great feedback.  I just had an interview which I didn't get for the only reason ... they thought I wouldn't be able to cope with the demand.  Despite the fact they can see from my CV and what I told them that I have done high demand before.  Christ, I work in bookies!!!  Theres literally nothing I could have done to have helped the situation.   They said I interviewed well and came across as a good person.  I even wore my glasses to make me look more professional and mature then I look.  When you do your best, and people agree but still don't pick you ... its a big blow.  Just seems to be all I can ever be Frown

Right, so your CV is great, that's good.  You're coming across well, that's good too.  Unfortunately, it's like Daisy said, it's a 'buyers market' over there at the moment and they can pick and choose, for whatever reason.  It took me 8 months to find a job over here and there were plenty about and I have great experience but again, they could pick and choose who they wanted.  It's hard, no doubt about it, but there will be the right job out there for you. hug 

You need to focus on the good things in your life too.  You do have a job, though you might not be happy there, but you're bringing in some money.
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Bevc
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Quote from: top_spin on February 18, 2011, 11:17 am
That is generally what homeopathy is but I think it's given an incredibly false impression in the UK to protect the practice of main stream medicine i.e. give you loads of antibiotics to instantly relieve you of a problem but not cure it.

My house is filled with homeopathy books and my mum has never given me any treatments but what she reads, I've never been to the doctor Smile It's all based on natural herbs and roots which you brew and drink. I've never done any of the serious stuff but she gave me a pack for uni and I can recover from a serious cold in 2 days. Smile  Homeopathy believe they can cure early stages of cancer, arthritis and asthma and I certainly see improvements in my mum. She was told by a doctor in 2000 that she may not survive that year with her asthma which is why she turned and started reading about homeopathy and she's very well now.

Our naturopath at work would agree with what you're saying here.  She worked with cancer patients in the UK.  Pity that some approached her when it was too late.

What works with one person doesn't always work with another, but that can be said of modern medicines too.
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Quote from: Bevc on February 19, 2011, 12:09 am
Our naturopath at work would agree with what you're saying here.  She worked with cancer patients in the UK.  Pity that some approached her when it was too late.

What works with one person doesn't always work with another, but that can be said of modern medicines too.

If homeopathy worked it would redefine the natural laws.
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Bevc
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Quote from: Clydey on February 19, 2011, 12:16 am
If homeopathy worked it would redefine the natural laws.

Not just homeopathy, but natural medicines.  And like I said, what works on one person doesn't always work on another.

Bit like penicillin.  My husband is allergic to the stuff.
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tennis_girl
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Quote from: Bevc on February 19, 2011, 12:20 am
Bit like penicillin.  My husband is allergic to the stuff.

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Your husband and I have that in common.
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Clydey
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Quote from: Bevc on February 19, 2011, 12:20 am
Not just homeopathy, but natural medicines.  And like I said, what works on one person doesn't always work on another.

Bit like penicillin.  My husband is allergic to the stuff.

Yes, but homeopathy doesn't work on anyone. Like I said, it would go against what physics tells us if it worked.

Not sure about other natural remedies. I just know that homeopathy is pure pseudo-science.
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Caz
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Quote from: Mark on February 18, 2011, 06:22 pm
Something weird is happening on MW these few days, doesn't bother me though.
Think it's just because Andy isn't playing for a while and we're all bored senseless.
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tennis_girl
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For merit/non-need based scholarships, Suffolk gave me an annual 10,000 scholarship!

Now here's to hoping I get a lot more for need-based aid...
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Quote from: tennis_girl on February 19, 2011, 07:51 pm
For merit/non-need based scholarships, Suffolk gave me an annual 10,000 scholarship!

Now here's to hoping I get a lot more for need-based aid...

So are you still waiting to hear about the other option? How much do you need?
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eira_arian
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Very very very excited - just been asked to be a bridesmaid!!!!!!!!
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Hazybear
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Quote from: eira_arian on February 19, 2011, 10:58 pm
Very very very excited - just been asked to be a bridesmaid!!!!!!!!

hug A close friend? Hope she likes weddings...it's a nightmare trying to get a non-wedding liking bride organised lol
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eira_arian
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She's already planning - decided on location at least! Very Happy I wasn't even expecting to be asked, but am soooo happy! yay
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top_spin
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Yipeeeeeee! yay  What is the colour theme?!  I loooove wedding dresses! So pretty! Smile
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Quote from: HazelMP on February 19, 2011, 08:28 pm
So are you still waiting to hear about the other option? How much do you need?

Ideally, combined from federal/Suffolk's aid, ~$25,000 in addition.
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Not sure on the theme yet - haven't asked! Obvs I will not be happy if I'm wearing peach, but I trust her excellent taste!
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