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Lifestyle // Summer Palace, Beijing
Another must see site in Beijing is the Summer Palace. Often overlooked in tourist brochures this beautiful palace and it's grounds are home to fantastic traditional Chinese architecture and breathtaking views. If you're looking for something typically Chinese this is the place to go! Full to the brim of temples, gardens, pavilions, lakes, bridges, gate-towers and corridors you could spend a whole day here marvelling at the landscape.
Over the centuries the palace and it's grounds have been hit by war, fire and looting but in recent decades it has been restored to it's former glory and it's hands down the most beautiful place we visited in China.
If you go in winter like us you may also be treated to the Kunming lake in the centre of the grounds being completely frozen over. Yhey'd set up all sorts of sledges (both hand powered and motorised) including tandem sleighs for you to skate across the ice in. It sounds dangerous but there were hundreds of adults and children alike having a wail of a time so we couldn't resist!
Sunday, 1 March 2015
Lifestyle // The Great Wall of China
Our first stop on our China travels was the capital city of Beijing. The city itself was a little underwhelming. There is almost a constant smog lying over the city and it's not surprising with the amount of people that live there. With a country of over 1 billion it's understandable that the major cities in particular are going to be polluted. But I wasn't prepared for just how dusty and stark the city was.
However Beijing is a must on any tourist route as it's home to the Great Wall of China! And it's nothing short of a phenomenal sight. We were blown away by the sheer size and expanse of this incredible feat of engineering. We only visited one small section (a 2 hour walk) of the wall, so we can't even begin to fathom just how big the entire thing is.
Words can't really describe the feeling when you reach the top of the wall and walk along it. There's so much to take in, it's overwhelming. To think that construction began around 200bc is also hard to get your head around. It really is one of the world's if not the greatest piece of engineering. Although unfortunately the wall never quite served it's purpose… Taking thousands of years to complete, China was still invaded by Mongolia in 1279 and later by Europeans who simply landed by boat. And by time the Japanese invaded aeroplanes had been invented so the wall became obsolete.
However it is now one of the most popular landmarks in the World, bringing China a wealth of tourism.
Monday, 23 February 2015
Lifestyle // Japan Food Diary
Sorry I've been a bit mia recently. All social media and Google is blocked in China so it's been impossible for me to get online. So be prepared for an overload of blog posts coming up :)
I just had to share a food diary style post of our time spent in Japan eating quite possibly the best food of our lives! I thought I'd start with Tokyo as it's one of the world's most densely populated cities and therefore has more restaurants, cafes, and fast food chains than most other international cities. In Shibuya (a suburb of Tokyo) there are over 6000 restaurants alone!!
Sushi Kanesaka, Ginza, Tokyo
Japan is of course famed for it's sushi but it's not quite like sushi anywhere else in the world. Here it is an art form! And good sushi will set you back at least £50-£100. But it's worth it! These top sushi restaurants are world renowned and it is honestly like nothing we've ever tasted before. Their expert chefs carefully prepare each dish in front of you, from the expensive cut of fish to the room temperature rice to the hint of wasabi. It's perfection! The dining experience was one of our favourites from the whole trip. If you can afford it you have to do it. It's a once in a lifetime!
Uobei (sushi), Shibuya, Tokyo
On the other end of the sushi spectrum is of course fast food sushi, similar to what we're used to eating. If you want to experience Tokyo at it's most hi-tech you have to visit Uobei. This super cool sushi diner features touch screen menus where you can choose up to 3 dishes at a time. They then get express delivered to your seat, you remove the dish and send the tray back to the kitchen by the press of a button! It's also worth mentioning that each dish contains 1-3 pieces of sushi depending on the fish and only costs roughly 50p per dish!!! Ridiculously cheap and that is something hard to find in Tokyo so this place is a must if you're on a budget. If you want to see the whole thing in action check out the video on my Instagram.
Harajuku Gyoza Ro, Harajuku, Tokyo
Who loves gyoza? Who doesn't! Especially when they're fried, mm mm!! In Harajuku there is a restaurant who does gyoza like no other. Here you will find a simple menu of two flavoured gyoza and you can choose fried or steamed. With seating around the kitchen you can watch the chefs in action, each specialising in a different stage of the gyoza process. If you want some sides with you gyoza go for the cucumber which comes with a miso paste which is to die for! Their warm sake is pretty damn good too.
Tonki (tonkatsu), Meguro, Tokyo
A big thank you goes to friends of ours for recommending this tonkatsu restaurant in Meguro. Tonkatsu basically means breaded pork cutlet. It's very popular in Japan but this place served up the best tasting ones we tried. Dating back years and years the family run business has a traditional menu with a modern flare of interior design. It's a very cool place to eat, again sat around the bar watching the chefs at work. Like Gyoza Ro, Tonki specialises in just one dish. You'll find this in most restaurants in Japan. So no wonder they're food tastes incredible when they focus on just one dish and have been perfecting it for years.
Hantei (traditional Japanese), Ueno, Tokyo
Hantei is a traditional Japanese restaurant, housed in one of the oldest buildings in Tokyo. Here you will experience traditional dining of removing your shoes and sitting on tatami flooring. The menu is a set menu and you just choose which price you want to pay (the more you pay the more delicious tempura you receive!). As well as tempura there are light refreshing snacks of carrot, cabbage and cucumber which you dip in a dark miso paste. If like me you have a bit of a sweet tooth you'll want to gobble this dip up! To finish you can enjoy a seaweed tea soup. Sounds strange but it tasted nice and rounded off the meal perfectly.
Shabu shabu, Tokyo
Annoyingly I can't remember the name of this restaurant but shabu shabu is a famous dish in Japan and is served all over. There's certainly plenty of places to try it in Tokyo. Basically the word 'shabu' refers to the swishing movement you make when dipping your meat or vegetables into the boiling broth. Normally you can pay a set price and you will get an unlimited amount of either pork or beef (or both) and vegetables of your choosing plus unlimited drinks for 2 hours. The times and prices vary but they're all in this style. So you can imagine how much you can eat and drink in 2 hours making the meal one of the cheapest we had. We were lucky enough to go here with a friend of ours that is from Tokyo so he was able to translate the menu and help us know what to do. Otherwise I think we would have found this a little daunting. It also doesn't help that most restaurants in Tokyo are high up, off the street, above shops. So you have to get a lift up to them and once you step out you're straight into the restaurant, unable to really turn around and make a quick escape if it isn't for you! Haha!
Ramen, ramen, ramen!!
Found all over Japan (and all over the world) is ramen! The traditional Japanese noodle soup. It's not the healthiest of options being made with animal fat and plenty of salt and sugar. But it's tasty and cheap! Most Japanese people will probably only dine on this maybe once or twice a month but we had it once or twice a week!! And every where we tried it it tasted different. Every restaurant has it's own secret recipe but we loved them all. Ramen is fast food at it's best. The restaurants get really busy and you often have to queue out the door but there are hundreds around everywhere you go and because it's a quick in and out service the queues disappear quickly. Traditionally pork is used in ramen but you can choose vegetarian, beef, duck etc. You can also have it light, fatty or super fatty and sometimes choose your level of spice. The picture in the bottom right came with a serve of collagen!! Yes you heard right, collagen! In this ramen restaurant every girl that orders a bowl gets given a side of collagen to help with their skin?! Perhaps because the ramen is so fatty and technically bad for your skin they think the collagen is going to counteract it… who knows. As we often said… 'Only in Japan!'.
Okonomiyaki, Kyoto
Another popular dish in Japan is okonomiyaki, and another popular city is Kyoto. Here the two come hand in hand. Okonomiyaki is an omelette style pancake made of egg, meat or veg and lots of leaks. Chefs make it expertly, often in front of you at your table and then serve it on a hot plate and you're given a spatula to cut it up with. The hot plate is a great addition to Japanese restaurants to keep your food hot and we found it at a few different places.
Kaiseki, Kyoto
Another traditional dining experience in Japan is called Kaiseki, whereby you enjoy a set menu of small, intricately prepared dishes. It's often not cheap but uses the finest ingredients and the chefs are leagues above most chefs! To work in a kaiseki restaurant takes years of practice and experience, similar to that of sushi. We found this particular restaurant down a little side street in Kyoto. Once seated at the bar our chef prepared each dish in front of us explaining what she was doing and what the ingredients were as she went. The tempura was heavenly and I can't even begin to describe how good the black sesame honey ice-cream was! Lots of savoury and sweet dishes include sesame in Japan and I loved it.
Hotpot, Kyoto
Similar to shabu shabby is the hot pot. A pot of boiling water and raw ingredients that you cook yourself! A little scary at first but it cooked almost instantly. These are to share and are pretty big so don't go ordering one for yourself! Again I can't remember the name of this restaurant as we stumbled up on it down some laneway in Kyoto - often the best way of finding good food.
Wakkoqu, Kobe
Kobe, a name you may have only heard of when referenced to kobe beef. Kobe is quite a large city in Japan and is famed for just that, deliciously succulent kobe beef. It's all in the marbling effect of the meat, it comes from a well bread type of cattle and comes at a high price. But for any meat lover it's a must in Japan! We stopped in Kobe literally just for this on our way to Hiroshima from Kyoto. Each chef serves 6-8 customers, carefully preparing, cooking and serving all the ingredients in front of you. It's a real taste experience with the chef recommending which herbs and spices to put with which cut of meat. The fried garlic and pepper were my favourite combo. We were also given tofu, vegetables and potatoes as well as rice, a drink and to finish sorbet and coffee for our set price.
Robatayaki, Matsumoto
Whilst visiting the snow monkeys we stopped for a night in Matusumoto where we found a robatayaki restaurant. Here they serve up meat and vegetables on sticks. Each chef has a different job and you can pick from a long list of different meats, fish and vegetables with the added option of fried in batter. The sticks come out to you as when they're ready and are served on a hot plate in front of you to keep them warm like I mentioned earlier. You can also choose larger meals of rice or noodle dishes but it's all about the meat on sticks!
Kaki-ya, Miyajima
Miyajima is famed for it's floating arch and it's oysters! A Google search will bring up both. This place is possibly the best place for oysters in the world. Not having been a fan of them before (mainly because I've only ever tasted them in awful restaurants and raw) I was a little hesitant. However once I tried a hot one I couldn't help but eat another 3 and then tuck into some covered in cheese and herbs. Delicious!! There are restaurants all over the island serving them but Kaki-ya is one of the more famous with long queues out the door. We had to wait a while but we found everywhere on our travels - if in doubt just join the longest queue! If there's a long line of locals you know it's going to be worth the wait!
Sunday, 8 February 2015
Lifestyle // Tokyo Skytree
If there's one thing you must do in Tokyo, it's visit the Tokyo Skytree. This huge building quite literally towers over the city as it's the world's tallest tower! Tokyo is a huge city in terms of landmass but because it doesn't have too many skyscrapers and the tower is located out of the business district it means that the views from the top of the tower are incredible!!!
My photos really don't do it justice. It's hands down the best view I've seen. Both myself and Stew felt it beat the Sydney view we saw from our amazing dining experience there, and it also beat the view from the top of the Empire State Building (bold words I know!).
My photos really don't do it justice. It's hands down the best view I've seen. Both myself and Stew felt it beat the Sydney view we saw from our amazing dining experience there, and it also beat the view from the top of the Empire State Building (bold words I know!).
It was so breathtaking and because we went up at sunset (around 5pm in January) it meant we got to see the city change from daylight to nighttime, lighting up as far as the eye could see. We were also told that on a clear day you can see Mount Fuji in the distance too.
The Tokyo Skytree is very reasonable too at just £10 for the initial viewing platform and then an extra £5 if you want to go up a further 5 floors to the highest point. There is also a cafe at the top for you to have a coffee and gaze out at this magical landscape.
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North Carolina Governor Bev Perdue announced today that United Technologies Corporation (UTC), a global provider of high-technology products and services for the aerospace and building systems industries, plans to place its combined Aerospace Systems headquarters in Charlotte following the completion of its acquisition of Goodrich Corporation.
The move will create 325 new high-paying UTC jobs in Charlotte. The jobs cover a wide range of functions, including executive teams, engineering, operations, supply chain, quality control, customer service, business development and strategy.
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Bangalore Medical College, 1986.
Pondichery University, 1995.
FCARCSI (Anesthesiology)
College of Anesthetists Royal College of Surgeons, Dublin Ireland, 1999.
FRCA (Anesthesiology)
Royal College of Anaesthetists, London, 1999.
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Bangalore Medical College, 1986.
Pondichery University, 1995.
FCARCSI (Anesthesiology)
College of Anesthetists Royal College of Surgeons, Dublin Ireland, 1999.
FRCA (Anesthesiology)
Royal College of Anaesthetists, London, 1999.
Description of Research Expertise
Improving the safety and efficiency of Anesthesia during out of operating room procedures.Description of Clinical Expertise
Anesthesia and sedation for GI endoscopy and bronchoscopyTotal Intravenous Anesthesia
Selected Publications
PM Singh,S Arora,A Borle,P Varma,A Trikha,B G Goudra: Evaluation of Etomidate for seizure duration in Electroconvulsive therapy: A Systematic review and Meta-analysis. Journal of ECT Jan 2015.Goudra BG, Singh PM.: Anesthesia for GI endoscopy- A subspecialty in evolution? Saudi Journal of Anesthesia Accepted 2015.
Goudra BG, Nuzat A, Singh PM, Gouda GB, Carlin A, Manjunath AK.: Cardiac arrests in patients undergoing gastrointestinal endoscopy- Retrospective analysis of 73,029 procedures. Saudi Journal of Gastroenterology accepted 2015.
Basavana Gouda Goudra, Eilish Galvin, Preet Mohinder Singh, Jimme Lions: Effect of site selection on pain of intravenous cannula insertion: A prospective randomised study. Indian Journal of Anesthesia 58(6): 732-35, November 2014.
Basavana GG Goudra, Chandra Mouli, Preet Mohinder Singh, Veerendra Sandur: Goudra bite block for upper gastrointestinal endoscopy. Journal of Research in Medical Sciences 19(11): 1112, November 2014.
Goudra BG, Singh PM, Carlin A, Manjunath AK, Reihmer J, Gouda GB, Ginsberg GG: Effect of gum chewing on the volume and pH of gastric contents: A prospective randomized study. Digestive Diseases and Sciences Nov 2014 Notes: Epub ahead of print.
Goudra BG, Singh PM: Propofol alternatives in gastrointestinal endoscopy anesthesia. Saudi Journal of Anaesthesia 8(4): 540-545, Oct-Dec 2014.
Goudra BG, Singh PM, Galvin E: Comparison of compliance of glove use between anesthesia providers (attending anesthesiologists, anesthesia nurses and resident trainees): A prospective blinded observational study. AANA Journal 82(5): 363-67, October 2014.
Goudra BG,Singh PM: Remimazolam: The future of its sedative potential. Saudi Journal of Anaesthesia 8(3): 388-91, July 2014.
Goudra BG, Singh PM: SEDASYS®, sedation and the unknown. Journal of Clinical Anesthesia 26(4): 334-6, June 2014.


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Shopaholics will find plenty to keep them entertained here, with many contemporary shopping malls found in the New City district and atmospheric traditional bazaars situated in the old city peninsula. You can navigate across the city sights by joining a guided tour, whether it is a walking tour, a boat ride or a trip on a bus.
No trip to Istanbul would be complete without visiting a traditional hamam. These Turkish baths are found across the city and offer massages and scrubs, or you can just sit back and relax in its sauna atmosphere. Couples will enjoy a romantic cruise trip, which will show them the sights of Anadolu Kavagi and the entry to the Black Sea.
There is plenty of romance to find among the restaurants, whether you love beautiful views, intimate atmospheres or indulging in some exotic cuisine. There is a good choice of charming lokantas where the locals dine and you can try some authentic Turkish cuisine, as well as snack bars and boats selling the local fish sandwich specialty.
Perched in a beautiful location looking out over the water is the Ajia Hotel. Couples can enjoy romance in the pretty Ottoman mansion, which boasts a 1870s pavilion, and a superb restaurant. Sitting in the heart of the city is the Albatros Premier, a chic, classic hotel with a charming garden and a traditional restaurant.
The art world is thriving here, with a choice of galleries showcasing both modern and international work, such as the Istanbul Modern and Galeri Nev. The Uludag National Park sits to the south of the city and is a striking place to visit, characterised by mountains and plateaus, with gondola lifts treating visitors to some magical sights.
One of the best ways of navigating across the city is to join a bus tour, which will ensure you see the most loved sights and attractions. Visit during April and you can experience the Tulip Festival. The surrounding countryside landscape is ideal for outdoor activities such as cycling and hiking.
This city gives its visitors the chance to delve into a number of cultures through its food, whether you want to be whisked away to Middle East, across the Mediterranean, or to Italy. It is also worth seeking out the authentic lokantas, which are little restaurants where the locals enjoy some genuine traditional cuisine.
Istanbul has a rich history, and this is reflected in the buildings you can see across its streets. History fans will love seeing historical constructions from the Ottoman, Roman and Byzantine periods, with sights such as Theodosian Walls and the Blue Mosque proving particularly popular. There is also a high presence of modern architecture, with 20th century creations such as the Flora Han and the Khedive Palace.
Istanbul is filled with captivating historical sights, boasting buildings from the Byzantine, Ottoman and Roman periods. You can tour across some of these fantastic structures, such as the Hagia Sophia, the Sultanahmet Mosque and the Basilica Cistern. Sitting alongside these archaic buildings are some wonderful modern examples of architecture, especially in the New City district.
Football is the most popular sport in the country, so fans of the game will enjoy a tour across the city's stadiums. There are a number of museums found across Istanbul, which cover a broad range of subjects, so you can find somewhere for every member of the family to enjoy. Exhibitions range from military history and modern art to Islam art and an ancient forest.
Turkish cuisine is filled with rich flavours and ingredients and there is plenty of opportunity to find some authentic regional cuisine in Istanbul's local restaurants. You will also find a choice of tourist restaurants offering international menus and familiar dishes, as well as some fast and budget friendly snacks from the Doner bars.
The City Wall Hotel is another great family-friendly property, close to the sights, so it's the ideal place to stay with little ones.
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Close to the Grand Bazaar, this hotel is perfect if you want to explore the city on a budget. It is within walking distance of the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia and the Topkapi Palace and also the Laleli tram station.
The main restaurant serves buffet-style breakfast and dinner while the Aquarium Café bar serves snacks and drinks, perfect after a long day of exploring the city. There is also a terrce snack bar that overlooks the terrace pool, where you can enjoy à la carte dinners with a sea view.
Right in the middle of the old town in the city centre, this comfortable hotel boasts the perfect location for sightseeing. The nearest metro station is just 100 metres away so exploring the wider city is easy, while the Grand Bazaar is within walking distance, perfect for practising haggling and picking up some souvenirs.
The restaurant here serves traditional Turkish cuisine and international dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Try the Turkish coffee in the lobby bar before heading off to explore the city.
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If you want to relax after exploring Istanbul then head to the Hotel Golden Hill where you will find a fully-equipped gym, spa and Turkish bath. All rooms have a balcony and private bathroom, some with Jacuzzi and foot spa.
It is in an ideal location for exploring the surrounding area with a tram station just minutes walk away. When you get back from discovering the wonders of Istanbul, head to the à la carte restaurant for traditional delicacies. If you have a sweet tooth then you will love this hotel, there is a pastry café onsite and even a chocolate lounge!
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Hey! Did you know that you can now buy the Penny Blackfeather collected edition online? Yayyy! It's available on Amazon (UK/USA/Canada) and soon at other online shops, or just ask in your local friendly comic book shop. There's a new link up top which will have a list of places to get it. And just in time for you-know-what! *pokes repeatedly at final month of calendar while looking elsewhere and whistling nonchalantly*
In other news, I'll be at Thought Bubble Festival in Leeds next weekend. Some of the time I shall be at the Sloth Comics table, signing books and drawing commissions. I'll only have limited slots for them though so get in early. I'll also have a few copies of the individuals issues for people wishing to complete the set, plus original ink and watercolour drawings and the limited edition Eccles charity greetings card that Sloth are kindly letting me hawk from their lovely table. Come and see the magic happen, by which I mean come and watch me drink tea in an undignified manner and scrawl doodles while gibbering about comics.
I will not be at the table during Sketching Spotlights because I wanna watch them, seriously, I missed them last year and that made me sad. Also I may wander off randomly to meet people. Deal with it kiddo!
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Serious time. Here's an update on what's going on in my life.
I live in a basement flat and last week it flooded. Not in a devastating news-worthy way, but in a pathetic, gross way. I walked into the kitchen and the floor blorped and wobbled like the surface of a water bed. Water dribbled morosely through cracks in the lino. Slugs popped up out of the shadows like they were throwing a miniature surprise party for me. It was not pleasant.
So this, coupled with a human-sized damp mould spore growing on one of the walls, means I have spent the last week and a half moving my worldly possessions into boxes and sleeping on my friends' sofa. At the same time I have been busy at work getting our latest show to final and preparing for MCM. This hasn't left a lot of time for anything else.
TO THE POINT: There won't be a page this week. I just don't have time to finish it. It is rather depressing for me to have to put aside what I love for a week (and it will be only a week, damn it) while I sort my life out, but this is the way it has to be. Next week I am at my parents' house, with time off from work to sort this out and with my own bed. Comics will be made. I can't wait. I can not wait. Soon. Soooooon.
So. I suck. No comic. But. Buuuut… I have a special thing I will be selling at MCM and T-Bubz this year. I made a Christmas card from last year's Eccles Christmas Greeting. The plan is to sell these cards, a limited edition item signed and numbered by me by golly, and the proceeds will go entirely to charity. Pay a bit extra and you can get a sketch inside as well. And after all that's happened these last few weeks, the obvious choice for me was the great homelessness charity Shelter.
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They gave & sacrificed so much, as did their families at home. Life was so much more unsure then. I would have been constantly terrified had I not been just a child at the time......................
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Nice to have this photo of him and his mates. They are all so handsome and yes, that meridian crossing can be rough on them!! I have heard those stories! Wow what they put up with!
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A couple of days ago I found 36 "Message undeliverable" messages in my AOL inbox, and yesterday another dozen. I just assumed that someone was cloning my email address to send out spam, as has happened a couple of times in the past, and that it would stop in a couple of days.
But last night my daughter phoned to ask if I had sent her an email with a link to a www. site (I hadn't). She said the CC line in the email contains a bunch of addresses which I recognise as being from my AOL address book, so it seems like the emails must actually be coming from my PC.
I've run Spybod S&D already, and it found seven "problems", all of which seemed to be tracking cookies. I'm running Malawarebytes at the moment but, while this is going on, any suggestions as to what infection I've got, and what's the best solution for removal, please?
I'm on Windows XP fully updated, and have Zone Alarm and Avast (fully updated) running all the time.
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The same thing happened to me little while ago, I ran all the usual scans Mbam etc and most significantly, Changed My email Password - have had no repeat since.
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Thanks. Malawarbytes has finished now, and found no virus. And there's no "Message undeliverable" messages in my inbox now. So maybe I'll just change my passwords.
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OK, this afternoon and evening I've been running Spybot S&D and AdAware. Spybot reported, and dealt with, seven possible threats. I've Googled them all, and so far as I can see they're all marketing-type cookies. AdAware has just finished and reported one "threat" and four tracking cookies, all of which were deleted.
Anyone any idea/knowledge of what might have raided my AOL address book and sent out spurious emails? And any suggestions about what other software I could use to detect and eliminate the problem (if it still exists), or what I should use instead of ZA and Avast?
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As if Cohoes Democrat Shawn Morse didn't already have his hands full as chairman of the Albany County Legislature, a job he's held for about a month, the release last week of the proposed new state legislative districts has once again stoked speculation that he might be mulling a run. I heard from two separate […]
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While some people in Albany County have speculated about Cohoes Mayor John T. McDonald III running to succeed retiring County Executive Mike Breslin, well it's just speculation. McDonald is going for a fourth four-year term at the helm of the Spindle City. At 6:30 p.m., Thursday ( about 15 minutes from now), he'll hold a […]
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Just got off the phone with Cohoes Mayor John T. McDonald III, who had an interesting reaction to Gov. Andrew Cuomo's budget presentation this afternoon. McDonald said the 2 percent across-the-board cut in local aid — known as the Aid and Incentives for Municipalities Program –was actually quite a bit less than the 10 or […]
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At the height of the downturn last year, it was claimed 2,500 people a month were absconding from Dubai alone with unpaid credit card bills. While some may think the debt stops at the border, Gulf lenders are now employing international debt collectors to chase 'skippers', sometimes years after the event.
Sitting at home in the English countryside, Jean feels a sense of dread whenever her phone rings or the postman arrives at her door. Last year, she lost her media job in Dubai and, unable to meet her loan and credit card repayments, felt she was left with no choice but to flee the country. She still hasn't been able to find a job in the UK, but aims to repay the loan when she can. She worries she will be left looking over her shoulder until she does.
Jean is right to worry. Only last month, Arabian Business was contacted by another one-time expatriate, Ian, who thought he had escaped the debts he couldn't pay by fleeing from the Gulf back to Britain nine years ago. Today he is being chased by collectors in the UK who have purchased his debt, and Ian believes he may now lose his house and car.
Such cases have become increasingly common, says Radha Stirling, founder of the London-based organisation Detained in Dubai. Stirling says she receives up to seven calls a day from expats in Dubai and the rest of the Gulf who are worried they will be unable to repay their loans and are wondering whether they should flee the emirate in an attempt to avoid jail time.
In May 2009, during the height of stories about the downturn in Dubai, David Martin, a business advisor at RAKbank in Dubai, claimed that the number of people opting to flee the UAE without paying their credit card bills was as high as 2,500 customers per month.
Stirling says Gulf banks are "more likely to want to negotiate when you are out of the country as they cannot hold the jail card over you." She claims she has been able to negotiate successful settlements with Dubai banks for her clients to repay their debts while abroad.
However, Mohammed Ibraheem Kahn, CEO of Dubai-based MIK Legal Consulting, which chases those who have fled back to the UK with unpaid UAE debts, says the banks are now more reluctant to negotiate with those who have absconded.
"You think you have gotten away with it but you haven't. If the agency can locate you and the assets are registered to them, then they can reclaim them through a European Payment Order," he says.
Introduced in January 2009, a European Payment Order means a debt owed in one EU member state can be enforced in each of the 27 other member states. "Dubai obviously doesn't qualify but the simple way around it is to sell the debt to a European debt agency, which then means that they can carry out proceedings," says Kahn, who is currently working with some of the UAE's largest local banks to recover debts from people who have absconded to the UK.
"We are registered with the Office of Fair Trading and we have recovered debts in the UK, so for us it is quite simple," he adds.
Outside Europe, debt can also be chased, says Michael Collyer, general manager of Global Credit Solutions based in Australia. "From a debt collection point of view, a debt is payable anywhere in the world, wherever it has arisen. Just because a debtor moves country does not remove the responsibility for the debt and indeed if a UK expat leaves a debt in Dubai a collection company can and will pursue them. The same principles apply to the US and Australia and indeed most other countries."
The debt collection business has gone global and is now totally borderless, says Gareth Thomas, managing director of International Credit Enforcement (ICE). ICE has offices in Dubai and Thomas says international collectors are now also targeting expats who have fled to the UAE to avoid unpaid debts overseas.
"I have actually done a case, which is ongoing, where [the debtor] absconded from Australia to Dubai and left a debt with a personal guarantee in Australia and now is being pursued within the UAE," he says.
One of the institutions currently pursuing global absconders is Standard Chartered, which claims to have an in-house tracing unit using various tools to allow the bank to chase customers who have absconded.
Touhid Rafiquzzaman, Head of Credit, SME and Wealth Management says: "Standard Chartered does use overseas debt collection agencies where appropriate and where customers have fled the country without informing the bank. It also has a presence in over 70 countries and utilises offices abroad to help collect debt where and when possible."
The bank says it has had success "in retrieving as well as restructuring debts of those who leave the country." While the costs can be high to chase a debtor overseas, Kahn is of the opinion that it is easier to chase someone in the UK for an unpaid debt than it is in the Gulf. "It is so much easier in the UK," he says. "To go through the courts [in the Gulf] to get an action would take months or a year. In the UK, we can get an action done within 30 days, after the notice has been served and you have not responded. We can go through the County Courts, get an action and off we go."
Another benefit of chasing debtors in the UK is the fact that all the charges involved in chasing the debtor are chargeable to them, he adds.
"We would notify you initially by letter to say you owe X amount in Dubai and you are given fourteen days to make contact and repay. If you repay that amount we would probably deduct [the charges] from the creditor," he says.
However, if debtors ignore the demand letters from debt collectors, Kahn says they will charge them for the court order, for the cost of visiting the debtor's house and for the use of a van to remove their assets.
"In Dubai you can't charge additional charges [to the debtor], but in the UK if you have a AED2,500 ($680) debt and we chase it in the UK it can easily escalate into an AED85,000 bill," he says. "In Dubai you can't go in and empty someone's property. But in the UK we can legally break your door down and if you resist we can get the police. They can set you aside and we can go in and empty your whole property."
Even if it is years after the event, banks are now selling on debts to UK and foreign collection agencies, and Kahn says that old debts are often easier to chase. "It is better if it is a few years old as you are probably settled down [by then] and have some assets, at the minimum a car," he says.
One issue some absconding expats worry about is the impact skipping will have on their credit rating back in the UK.
However, James Jones from UK-based credit rating agency Experian Ltd says they need not worry. "Credit report data is not currently shared across borders, so UK lenders cannot access credit data stored elsewhere. Generally, the only way for a credit history to follow a consumer from one country to another is if the consumer takes a copy of their own credit report with them," he says.
For Jean and Ian, their credit rating is the least of their worries.
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Posted by: dick Wednesday, 4 June 2014 7:39 PM[UAE] - thailandA debt agreed overseas cannot be enforced in another country even if "sold" to a debt collection agency.
Debt collectors should be ignored and a lawyers letter should be sent if they continue to harass.
Posted by: BankObserver Tuesday, 31 August 2010 5:20 PM[UAE] - Trucial StatesLast year I was called by a debt collector from the UK acting the behalf of two banks in the UAE, RBS and FGB who had a client with the same name as mine, who had obviously taken out a loan with both of the banks, but had then left the UAE with out paying the debt. This UK based debt collection firm had found my name by going to google and found references to my name on a social media website with telephone numbers for me ( I have since removed all personal information from that site). Strangely they called the numbers (UAE landline) ....had I been a genuine debtor surely the bank would have followed up this number from their records or got their officers to do so? This lot were clueless about banking and the process in this region. I said if you have a copy of the documents needed to open an account including a passport copy then you may have the right person. However my challenge totally threw them as they obviously did not! I said until such time that you can show the documents then you are wasting your time! The banks had not provided the information that they required to prove their case against the person cited! Having delivered this bombshell to them, I then went on to say that I wanted a full written apology from their firm on this matter as this was a very serious allegation that could mean that I could be arrested in the UAE. This information and letter was to be also lodged with the banks who employed them to state that they had not been successful in contacting the correct person and that no further action were to be taken against me. Failure to do this would lead me to taking legal action against the debt collection agency in the UK. This information was duly relayed to the banks in the UAE. Needless to say I have not heard a thing from them of the banks since! However it underlines how totally innocent people can be abused and harassed by agents employed by the rather desperate and despicable banks in the UAE. A sad reflection on what I once thought was noble profession..... just a bunch of nasty parasites!!
Posted by: some light at last Tuesday, 17 August 2010 2:46 AM[UAE]In the UK simply go bankrupt, debts become legally dead. It is a criminal offense to ask a bankrupt to pay a debt in the UK and the police will protect the person who is bankrupt !! 12 months later you are legally free. I think 50,000 or so people per annum go bankrupt in the UK. Ask any lawyer. Hallas Mr Khan !!
Posted by: Dan P Sunday, 15 August 2010 8:31 PM[UAE]@Aiman, whose statistics are you quoting for your assertion that "MOST are from the Sub-Continent" ?? I've not seen a single such report and I work in the Banking industry. I await your sage enlightenment.. Or perhaps, its the usual "oh there are so many of them, so they must be the worst" ?
Posted by: Doggie Moe Sunday, 15 August 2010 12:19 PM[UAE]With so many articles coming online, it only goes to show that the UAE governance with regard to debt recovery is crippled, that they can't really do much about people who have skipped and they need to use the News medium to make sure that the number of prospective runners are kept to a minimum, out of fear-mongering. Whatever works, I guess. And regarding Aimans comment, why is it that so much is being written for debts of UK expats? Why not Indians/Pakistanis? Is it that they have absolutely zero recourse for them in their home-countries? What about China, Phillipines, Russia, Iran etc?


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