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Some Ideas On How To Spend A Great New Year’s Eve At Home

Now, that Christmas has come and gone leaving us with so many fine memories of decorated trees along with presents it is time to think of New Year’s eve, that last day of the year in which we for some reason find to be significant enough to hold an all out, no holds bared celebration for. Well regardless of weather or not the evening which ends one year and starts the next is cause to party long in to the night is not the point of this article but what is, is to advocate the benefits of spending… Continue

Added by Gianni Truvianni on November 1, 2009 at 7:16am — No Comments

My First Christmas Tree

An article about the first Christmas tree I ever bought which inspired me to continue celebrating this season with first my wife then daughter. My first Christmas tree is something I will never forget however it is not the one that was in my house when I was growing up that I am referring to but the first one I ever went out and purchased some 12 years ago. The year was 1995 and the day was a Friday as well as the first day of the month of December when I found myself sitting at home watching C… Continue

Added by Gianni Truvianni on November 1, 2009 at 7:15am — 1 Comment

How To Get The Perfect Christmas Prefect

Getting the perfect present for that somebody on our list is not as hard as it may seem but of course we should always take in to consideration that perfection takes on a different meaning in everybody’s mind. For instance there are those whose love for winter sports make them the perfect candidates to receive a lovely new pair of skis or poles however if I be the case then this would be the furthest thing from my desires as I do solemnly detest anything that may have the slightest connection wi… Continue

Added by Gianni Truvianni on November 1, 2009 at 7:14am — No Comments

Recommendations For A Christmas Full Of Great Music

An article about all the great songs and carols connected with this time of year known as Christmas which like our trees help to make this time of year bright. Along with the performers who through their talent and voice have brought life to those carols and songs most of us have known so well through out our lives as they make us feel that Christmas time is upon us. It is without much room for doubt, safe to say that no other holiday (religious or secular), or day of the year or time of which… Continue

Added by Gianni Truvianni on November 1, 2009 at 7:14am — No Comments

The Wonder Of Christmas

An article about Christmas and how it has come to be celebrated by so many through out the world, some of which are even atheistic in their believes while others are of religions not of the Christian variety who in spite of which have come to treasure Christmas. Yet, it all that be Christmas some Christians do not uphold it believing it pagan; as it is not mentioned in any way shape or form in the bible’s “New Testament”. There are some conversations which for some reason or other we will never… Continue

Added by Gianni Truvianni on November 1, 2009 at 7:13am — No Comments

Gianni Truvianni’s List Of Great Christmas Films

An article about the great films of Christmas which have delighted us through the years during this most special holiday season. There are many a Christmas film to entertain during this most special time of year and in spite of this tradition not going back as far as the music and stories that accompany this season; it has become just as much apart of Christmas as any other. Christmas films; now a days are just as eagerly awaited as perhaps the season itself by cinema goers all over the world w… Continue

Added by Gianni Truvianni on November 1, 2009 at 7:12am — No Comments

The Many Ways Of Spending Christmas

Many are the ways of Christmas changing from country to country taking on numerous shapes and colors as diverse as the peoples who first started them for those who through the course of time turned them in to traditions. It is strange and wonderful how dissimilar all these Christmas habits are, ranging from waiting till January 6, “Dia de Los Reyes” (Day of Kings) to open up ones presents (tradition practiced in Spain) to Poland where people do not even delay till Christmas day as their presents… Continue

Added by Gianni Truvianni on November 1, 2009 at 7:12am — No Comments

My Story

Well, last year at this time I lost my job selling security systems, and with it I lost my medical and dental insurance. I did not despair. As I searched for a new job and insurance for my family, I discovered I was a good fit to sell… Continue

Added by Pat Jewett on October 29, 2009 at 9:00pm — No Comments

Gringolandia Teen YA Book Tour begins October 29

Gringolandia Teen YA Book Tour begins October 29 October 29, 2009 is the beginning of the Teen YA Book Tours. What makes this book tour exceptional is that each blog this author will visit is run by a teenager. Fabulous teens doing fantastic things with books, reading, and reviewing. Each teen has their unique view on the world of books and invite everyone on this tour and to their blog to learn that Teens are hot on what makes good reading fun. Thank you to each and every one of you who are p… Continue

Added by Jo Ann Hernandez on October 28, 2009 at 5:30am — No Comments

Global: Expatriate Living can be Successful

Expatriate Living in another country has a lot of challenges and opportunities. It entails many tasks that you have never come across unless you have a prior experience, however essential. If you are a green horn in the expatriate community you are challenged with identifying the right information. Yes the internet is widely open and you can find anything but the main point is... which ones are correct and which ones are not; "most prevalent practice is to bite your teeth and hope for the best!"… Continue

Added by Juntee Terrenal MA GMS on October 27, 2009 at 11:35am — No Comments

Things I've Noticed

Things I’ve Noticed Everyone who follows BronzeWord Latino Authors posts and links from @LatinoBookNews knows that I love doing research. Usually I go to a blog and look for their email address and their Twitter name so I can contact the owner and invite them to participate in what I’m doing. Or if I am twittering their article, I want to use their Twitter name so they know that their post had value. Because of my constant searching, I have seen a few things that work well and a few things tha… Continue

Added by Jo Ann Hernandez on October 25, 2009 at 10:47am — No Comments

The Occupation Musseum, A Great Place Of History To Visit In Latvia’s Capital Riga

An article on my recent visit to Riga’s “Occupation Museum”, where one can see for oneself the horrors that most have been the time period that were the years between 1940 and 1990, specially during Stallin’s brutal regime. In all honesty I must declare that before coming to Riga, where I currently find myself in I knew very little if anything about Latvia, other then that it had once been a part of the Soviet Union along with Estonia and Lithuania. These three countries making up the Baltic St… Continue

Added by Gianni Truvianni on October 25, 2009 at 3:35am — No Comments

UTOPIA COMMUNICATIONS’ MEDIA RELATIONS CAMPAIGN NAMED BEST OF SHOW AT 35TH ANNUAL JASPER AWARD CEREMONY

ETHICALLY-FOCUSED AGENCY PRESENTED WITH SIX AWARDS OVER PAST MONTH Eatontown, NJ (October 2009) – Utopia Communications was presented with five awards at the 35th annual Jasper Award ceremony held at the PNC Arts Center in Holmdel. The Jasper’s are the annual awards of the Jersey Shore PR… Continue

Added by Elliott Subervi on October 24, 2009 at 10:15am — No Comments

CNN Documentary “Latino in America” Seeks to Define the Hispanic American Perspective

By: Lucia Matthews and Alice Gomez, Diálogo PR, San Diego, CA The diverse groups of people who call U.S. soil their home have always defined the nation’s landscape. Today the most active ingredient in the proverbial melting pot is the Hispanic population. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the U.S. Hispanic population was 46.9 million in 2008, a 3.2 percent increase from 2007, meaning almost one in six American is of Hispanic descen… Continue

Added by Lucia Matthews on October 23, 2009 at 7:05pm — No Comments

Tucson Jobs Continue to Increase

Even though the city's unemployment rate slightly increased, more Tucson jobs (Click here) were created last month. The Arizona Department of Commerce recently reported that during September, Tucson saw its unemployment rate increase from 8.1 percent to 8.2 percent, which is lower than the national unemployment rate of 9… Continue

Added by Cheezhead on October 23, 2009 at 4:43pm — No Comments

NP wanted for Trinidad, CO

Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains has a part-time Advanced Practice Nurse position available in Trinidad, CO. Duties of the nurse practitioner include patient exams, patient assessment, lab work and patient education. Required NP, CNM, or PA who has: Completed an NP, CNM, or PA educational program and is certified as an NP, CNM, or PA by a national certification organization and met state requirements for licensing or certification as an NP, CNM, or PA; Or, if not certified at time of… Continue

Added by Recruiter PPRM on October 20, 2009 at 12:32pm — No Comments

CNN

CNN will feature a story on Being Latino in the US. I have a link to another story of interest also with CNN, please take time to read it http://www.cnn.com/2009/LIVING/10/20/lia.latina.suicides/index.html Continue

Added by Juan Illas on October 20, 2009 at 11:06am — No Comments

But I Don’t Know How to Network with People!

At a recent event, someone I hadn’t met before came up to me and asked me for advice on how to network. I was flattered that the person asked me and puzzled at the same time. I asked him why he wanted my advice. He told me that he was observing me and noticed how easy it seemed for me to meet people and start a conve… Continue

Added by Gil Pizano on October 18, 2009 at 5:55pm — 1 Comment

Bilingual Program Education Specialist - Co. Springs, CO

Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, is now hiring a P/T Bilingual English/Spanish Program Education Specialist for the CO Springs area to provide sexual health education to the community and/or specified target populations. Must have previous teaching experience, AD, BS/BA degree or equivalent experience, 100% PPRM mission driven, a high comfort level in discussing sexuality issues, strong organizational, presentation/communications skills in English & Spanish, reliable transportation… Continue

Added by Recruiter PPRM on October 14, 2009 at 9:04am — No Comments

Frases Típicas De Nuestro País

Puerto Rico: “Cada uno en su casa es rey, pero su mujer hace la lay” República Dominicana: “De dinero y bondad, siempre la mitad” Bolivia: “De esperanzas vive el hombre y muere de desilusiones” Venezuela: “En casa de herrero, cucharón de palo” Guatemala: “Dios aprieta, pero no ahorca” España: “El que no coge consejos no llega a viejo” Cuba: “Gallina vieja hace buen caldo” Ecuador: “Hiciste como Blas, ya comiste, ya te vas” Continue

Added by Ana Mota on October 11, 2009 at 11:51am — 2 Comments

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