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Riding the boom from Malibu to downtown.(INNOVATION)(Diary entry): An article from: Los Angeles Business Journal
Riding the boom from Malibu to downtown.(INNOVATION)(Diary entry): An article from: Los Angeles Business Journal : This digital document is an article from Los Angeles Business Journal, published by Thomson Gale on April 3, 2006. The length of the article is 780 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.
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Title: Riding the boom from Malibu to downtown.(INNOVATION)(Diary entry)
Author: Sarah Filus
Publication:Los Angeles Business Journal (Magazine/Journal)
Date: April 3, 2006
Publisher: Thomson Gale
Volume: 28 Issue: 14 Page: 17(1)
Article Type: Diary entry
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August 17, 2010
Cliff Mojo- honey roasted peanut bar 12pk
Cliff Mojo- honey roasted peanut bar 12pk : Roasted peanuts and pretzel pieces. 10 g protein. No trans fats. Good source of nuts. 70% Organic. Entirely natural. Low glycemic. We source ingredients which do not contain dairy and are not genetically engineered. Scientific evidence suggests but does not prove that eating 1.5 ounces per day of most nuts, as part of a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol, may reduce the risk of heart disease. Certified organic by QAI.
August 15, 2010
STOCK EXCHANGE STANDARDIZES ON POWERCENTER/POWER EXCHANGE.: An article from: Productivity Software
STOCK EXCHANGE STANDARDIZES ON POWERCENTER/POWER EXCHANGE.: An article from: Productivity Software : This digital document is an article from Productivity Software, published by Thomson Gale on January 1, 2008. The length of the article is 830 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.
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Title: STOCK EXCHANGE STANDARDIZES ON POWERCENTER/POWER EXCHANGE.
Author: Gale Reference Team
Publication:Productivity Software (Newsletter)
Date: January 1, 2008
Publisher: Thomson Gale
Volume: 21 Issue: 1 Page: NA
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August 12, 2010
All Inclusive Mauritius Trip – Seeing the West
Being one of the world’s best holiday destinations, Mauritius can be readily accessed through several airlines servicing the area and modern conveniences are likewise available.
Going to the western part of Mauritius has its own charm and unique features to offer any tourist who will visit the area.
Located in the west is the Martello Towers which represents the scene of the ancient rivalry between the ingenuity of mankind and old colonial powers. Being a milestone in the history of the island, the Martello Towers symbolize when slavery ended and Indian immigration began.
The colored earths of Chamarel are one thing that tourists should not be miss when going west of Mauritius. It is a marvelous landscape of different and contrasting shades of colors. A winding road leads from Case Noyal village to Chamarel. These different shades of red, green, blue and yellow are apparently the outcome of volcanic ash erosion. The earths are particularly unusual, as well, as they form beautiful patterns of color in the exposed hillsides. And even if you take a handful of each color and mix them together, they will eventually settle into separate layers divided by their individual colors.
Not very far from the wonderful colored earths of Chamarel, one of the most amazing waterfalls can be spotted cascading hundreds and hundreds of feet down the side of a cliff. A few eating areas have been created in the Chamarel village where visitors can enjoy the taste of delectable Mauritian cuisine.
Then, due to the exceptional high level of sunshine that the district of Tamarin gets, several salt pans can be seen there, naturally making the area the heart of salt production.
Further, situated in the Rivière Noire district, a bird park stretching over 25 hectares contains more than 140 bird species from five continents. Other animal and plant species can also be seen, such as monkeys, fish, tigers, tortoises and orchids.
Lastly, the Yemen Reserve will allow anyone to get close to herds of deer. Several magnificent species of Mauritian fauna can also be found in the reserve.
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August 11, 2010
Hungry As the Sea by Wilbur Smith
If you love stories of high sea adventure pick up a copy of “Hungry as the Sea” by Wilbur Smith. From the frigid waters of Antarctica, to South Africa, to a London courtroom to a terrifying Caribbean hurricane the riveting action will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Nicholas Berg was once the chairman of a shipping consortium and ruled an ocean going empire. His fortunes changed and he lost his empire and his wife to Duncan Alexander. Now he’s captain of the Warlock, a modern and powerful salvage tug. He gets a distress call from one of his former cruise ships and he’s steaming out of Cape Town, to mount a rescue mission. The ship, carrying six hundred passengers, is stranded in the Antarctic. The weather is terrifying and the boat is being lashed against the cliffs of Cape Alarm surrounded by deadly icebergs. Berg’s heroics turn his life around and bring him back to power. But his climb back into the international shipping game doesn’t sit well with the new chairman. Duncan is a formidable adversary and intends to ruin him once and for all.
This is a story that has it all – life and death adventure, suspense and romance. It begins with a thrilling tugboat rescue and the action is fierce. Smith is a great story teller and knows how to describe the treacherous weather and ice surrounding a rescue at sea. This is a thrilling tale of man against the sea. Those who love ships and ocean going adventure will be enthralled.
Publisher: St. Martin’s Paperbacks (May 15, 1999)
ISBN: 978-0312971076
Mass Market Paperback: Pages 501
Price: $7.99
Gail Pruszkowski reviews for “Romantic Times BOOKreviews” magazine and her work has been published in the “Cup of Comfort” Anthologies.
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August 8, 2010
Top 10 Places to Visit in Majorca
If you are planning a trip to Majorca soon, find out what are the islands top spots to visit. Whether you have a weekend or a week, make sure you see something on this definitive list. Majorca caters for everyone, so make sure you visit soon.
1. Palma Cathedral
Visit the magnificent gothic cathedral La Seu, in Palma, the islands capital. This amazing building made from sandstone, stands above the ancient city walls. Construction began in 1230 but wasn’t completed for another 400 years. It also features more recent additions by the famous Catalan architect, Gaudi.
2. The Coves D’Arta
The whole island of Majorca has many caves scattered around its coast, however, this tremendous collection of caves is the one to visit if you are limited for time. The caves are rumored to have been visited by Jules Verne and may possibly have been the inspiration for his book ‘Journey to the Centre of the Earth’. It is now part of a guided tour and comes complete with a special effects and light show but this doesn’t detract from the sheer size of the chambers, the spectacular stalagmites and stalactites or the amazing seaview as you leave the caves.
3. Valldemossa
There are plenty of rural mountain villages to discover on the island but the picturesque town of Valldemossa nestled amongst the mountains is famed for being the birthplace of Majorca’s patron saint, Catalina Thomas . It is also well known for being the winter resort of George Sand and Chopin in 1838. Their stay here was a disaster but was immortalized in Sand’s book ‘A Winter in Majorca’. Make sure to visit the Reial Cartoixa Monastery and delve into the past, as well as seeing some artworks by Picasso and Miro.
4. Cap de Formentor
This is the northeastern peninsula of Majorca and has the most beautiful seaviews, inaccessible beaches and dramatic scenery as great cliffs emerge out of the sea and provide a perfect nesting spot for hundreds of birds. You will need a car to get here though.
5. Alcudia
Alcudia is a walled city set on the site of an ancient roman settlement, which has been completely restored to its former glory. The features it boasts are an amphitheater, roman houses and medieval ramparts. Enter the city and lose yourself amongst the maze of narrow lanes and the history of this amazing city.
6. Castles
There are 2 magnificent castle that are a must see whilst staying on the island. The first is Castell de Bellver which can be found in Palma itself. This fortress is over 700 years old and houses an interesting museum as well as providing spectacular views over Palma Bay.
The second is Castell d’Alaro, a ruined castle and chapel atop a hill. The views are stunning but the walk to the top proves to be just as popular with visitors.
7. Lluc
This is Majorca’s most sacred town and houses a 13th century monastery. The amazing architecture, the spectacular setting and the famous choirboys who perform daily concerts for tourists and pilgrims alike. Can be found set amongst the fabulous Serra de Tramuntana mountain range.
8. Train ride to Soller
The town of Soller can be found on the north western coast of the island in a valley surrounded by orange groves and olive trees. Take a train ride from Palma to Soller for a peaceful day trip.
They still use the vintage carriages from 1912 that are mahogany and brass and transport you back to ye-olden days. It certainly beats driving!
9. Serra de Tramuntana
Take a walk in the Serra de Tramuntana mountains which cover the whole of the northern coast of Majorca. The scenes change from pine covered rocks to forests and rugged peaks, whilst encountering a few goats and sheep on the way. Take a picnic and enjoy. However do take care for sudden weather changes and always go prepared. Guided walks are available if you’d prefer.
10. Last of all don’t forget to visit a traditional Tapas bar, experience a Catalan Festival, join the crowds at a lively local market and finally enjoy a glass of Spanish red wine whilst watching the sunset.
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August 7, 2010
Is Your Child Under Stress?
Childhood is believed to be stress free. We think that children do not experience stress. The bad news is that we are wrong. Children worry a lot although the causes of their tension might be trivial for us. Competition is stiff these days. Children have to compete with their classmates to get good marks, to become the football/basketball captain, or even to impress the most beautiful girl/guy in the class! Therefore, your child must have the skills to deal with such situations.
Children, especially young ones, have the habit of keeping things to themselves unless probed. Moreover, they expect their parents to ‘understand’ their problems on their own. Sometimes, kids are too scared to express their issues to their parents. How to deal with all this? Doctors say that if children develop this habit of not expressing their problems, they grow up as individuals having low self-confidence.
There are numerous ways to help your child in this context. Reflect on the questions given below:
Do you listen to your Child?
Many times, parents ignore what their children are saying. This can make kids feel ignored. Kids do not speak like adults- concise and to the point. Instead, they speak in long sentences. It takes a little patience to understand their problems. Do not interrupt while your child is speaking something. Let him complete his point and then speak. A word of advice- Do not be judgmental.
Do you Show Interest?
Children would not like talking to someone who does not show interest in their stories and conversations. Hence, parents should express their interest while talking to their kids.
Do you motivate your Child?
When was the last time you pat the back of your child? Even animals love being loved and motivated, let alone humans. The next time your child scores in a football match, make sure you pat his back and buy him a piece of chocolate.
Is your Child your Friend?
Children hesitate expressing their problems in front of someone whom they do not know properly. Many parents unintentionally create a distance from their kids due to lack of time or ignorance. Ensure that you spend some time daily with your child. Take him to a baseball game or a movie. Read him a bedtime story. Talk to him over dinner. The idea is to make your child feel comfortable with you.
Do you interact with teachers?
Often, parents do not talk to their kid’s teachers. Next to home, children spend the most time at school. It can be a possibility that teachers can tell you about some trait of your child that you haven’t noticed. Never miss attending parents-teachers meet or annual days. Occasions like these allow parents and teachers to interact with each other in order to find out better ways of teaching kids.
Do you have pets?
Studies have shown that children who have pet animals like dogs and cats at their homes are more affectionate to others. Keeping a dog, for example, can help develop compassion, kindness and love ion your child.
Stress Management is not an overnight affair. It takes years to develop this. Why to delay?
The Author brings over 6 years of e-learning and online tutoring experience. Having a deep understanding of pedagogy and child psychology, the writer has developed numerous strategies to improve e-learning and online tutoring for Grades K-12 and higher through various techniques that question the conventional ways of instructing.
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