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Bertram King, noted business consultants, dies

Published on July 29th, 2010no comments
Bertram King, noted business consultants, dies

Jet, April 29, 1996

Bertram H. King, noted business consultant and former president and executive director of the Council for Opportunity in Graduate Management Education (COGME), recently died at Mount Auburn Hospital in Cambridge, MA. He was 55.

A 1970 graduate of the Harvard Business School in Boston, MA, King was especially devoted to the school’s Black students and alumni.

While King headed COGME from 1971 until 1984, more than 2,000 minority MBA students benefited financially. Under his leadership the organization’s annual budget increased from $7,000 to over $1.3 million. The number of corporate contributors went from two to over 170.

COGME was a consortium of leading business schools designed to recruit outstanding minority students, provide them with financial assistance and encourage their entry into managerial positions in the public and private sectors.

He also served as the Assistant Director of Admissions for the Harvard Business School, and he was a consultant to major corporations on minority recruitment.

Some of his other appointments included Vice President for Institutional Advancement at Howard University in Washington, D.C
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SEO Consult-The UK's Number 1 SEO Company

Published on July 29th, 2010no comments
SEO Consult-The UK’s Number 1 SEO Company

Market Wire, April, 2009

Editors Note: A photo is included with this press release.

TopSEOs, the independent authority on search vendors, have again ranked SEO Consult, the UK’s leading Search Engine Optimisation ( SEO ) company, as the Best In Search, Number One Organic UK SEO Company, now for the fifth consecutive month.

This monthly award is the result of a comprehensive evaluation by TopSEOs of 300 UK-based Search Engine Optimisation agencies. The decision is based on how well the agencies fulfill several criteria, including the average return of investment achieved for their SEO clients, customer support and problem resolution, the speed of achieving first page organic SEO results and price comparisons with other agencies. The evaluation also includes client feedback to verify the quality of services provided. This is the fifth consecutive month that SEO Consult have scooped the top award.

“It is great news that we have won this top award for the fifth month running,” Matt Bullas, Managing Director of SEO Consult , comments
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Here comes the bride

Published on July 29th, 2010no comments

Here comes the bride

0 Comments | Dominion Post; Wellington, New Zealand, Sep 2, 2009 | by FITZSIMONS Tom

Russian mail-order brides inspired a new comedy by Wellington playwright Vanessa Rhodes. But at times she found it more daunting learning about the other side of the romantic equation – staunch Kiwi farmers, Tom Fitzsimons writes.

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TWO PUZZLING Kiwi dictums about writing fiction go like this: One, write what you know. Two, write what you don’t know.

They belong to the poet Bill Manhire, who runs the creative writing school at Victoria University where the playwright Vanessa Rhodes honed her craft. At the school she studied scriptwriting under playwright Ken Duncum.

When Rhodes came to write a play about a romance between a Russian mail-order bride and a Waikato dairy farmer, which opens at Circa Theatre this week, she was clearly in the latter camp.

“I knew very little facts about Russia and I knew absolutely nothing about farming or dairy farmers,” she says.

Instead of ploughing in regardless, she resolved to do some research. So began a series of interviews with Russian migrants to New Zealand, as well as some with gruff single farmers.

It was her own countrymen that she found tougher, she says.

“It was a little bit daunting at first because I had to cold- call a few farmers, and felt very ignorant.”

When she found an ideal candidate, she turned up at his farm with a box of chocolates in hand. He was, she says, a little taken aback at first.

“But once he got going, he was really passionate. He’d done it his whole life and his father was a farmer, so I got an insight into that.

“I don’t know that he would ever go and see the play, but he could understand how a bloke might look for a woman in (this) kind of story.”

The Russian interviews were similarly illuminating, helped by the fact she’s always been fascinated by the culture and writers like Chekhov.

Many women had made the journey to New Zealand so their sons would not have to enlist in the army – often a traumatic experience for young Russian males, she says.

She was also struck by the generosity of her hosts.

“They were amazingly welcoming – I was welcomed into people’s homes, and they cooked me meals, and gave me vodka when I arrived.

“And that to me was more like Maori and Pacific Island culture – a lot of extended family, and dancing and singing
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The best way to lose weight

Published on July 28th, 2010no comments

The best way to lose weight is to eat the right foods. A good starting place for a balanced diet is the USDA Food Pyramid. Everyone is different so you will need to find the right balance according to your individual needs.

Be sure to include a variety of colors in your diet – red, orange, yellow, green, etc. This way you will be getting the most nutritional value and health benefits from your diet.

One of the best vegetables you can eat is the sweet potato. It is a great source of fiber and loaded with vitamins. Red peppers are another very healthy vegetable – much healthier than green peppers. Berries are another great food. Blueberries and blackberries are very high in antioxidants. So be sure to eat a variety of berries.

Green tea is a great beverage. It has many health benefits and is high in antioxidants. It can also help increase metabolism and aid in weight loss.

Protein drinks are great as a meal replacement when you are trying to lose weight. Be sure to choose one that is high in protein and vitamins but is low in fat and sugars.

Watch out for extra calories hidden in things like salad dressing, butter, gravy, sauces and condiments.
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You need a combination of

Published on July 28th, 2010no comments

You need a combination of high intensity cardio work, weight lifting and a healthy/correct eating to lose fat and build muscles. You will need more effort than others to lose weight.

? Mesomorph: You are blessed with a naturally muscular body and have with wide shoulders, small waist, athletic build, low body fat with a high metabolism. With your natural predisposition, you can pack on muscles real fast and are the type that can take up bodybuilding as a career if you want to. You excel naturally in sports and will always have that sexy and handsome body that is to everyone?s envy.

? Ectomorph: You are skinny all your life with small muscles, very very high metabolism, low body fat, narrow shoulders, hips and waist. You find it hard to put on weight and muscles no matter how much you eat.
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If they fail to bring

Published on July 28th, 2010no comments

If they fail to bring relief your doctor can prescribe something stronger, but these drugs run the risk of addiction.

Chiropractors: Long regarded as ?quacks? by the medical profession they are now seen as competent medical practitioners and many insurance companies now cover the cost to see them They use a combination of manipulation and massage to provide back pain relief.

Acupuncture: Research is beginning to show that many people find pain relief from all kinds of conditions, including back pain, with the ancient Chinese art of sticking needles in various parts of the body.

Massage: A deep muscle massage given by a licensed massage therapist can provide back pain relief.

Exercise: As noted above, the best way to treat and prevent back injuries and chronic pain could be through exercise. As you strengthen the muscles of the back and abdomen, they are better able to support you and resist injury.

Weight loss and control: A large percentage of people who are seeking back pain relief are those who suffer from obesity as well. Losing weight puts less strain on the body and the back and is a great way to feel better all around.

This common problem can be cured with the right treatment by those who are trained and knowledgeable.
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European artists present Yemen to the world

Published on July 28th, 2010no comments

European artists present Yemen to the world

0 Comments | Yemen Times; Sanaa, Jul 26, 2010 | by Mahmoud Assamiee

Eight famous artists from France, Spain and the UK departed Yemen on Thursday after creating 67 paintings of Yemen. The paintings depict Yemeni architecture, historical places and tourist sites from different parts of Yemen.

The eight artists are Philippe Bichon, Stephanie Ledoux, Charlotte Jaunez, Aurelie Pedrajas, Philip Braham, Charles Foster- Hall, Eduardo Laborde and David Gonzales. They toured many sites in Yemen and painted the places that attracted their attention. The paintings were exhibited in Bab Al-Yemen gallery.

The paintings include views of the old city of Sana’a, the historical city of Tarim, the beautiful Al-Hajarah village in Haraz, Bura’ mountain, traditional markets or
They took the paintings back with them to their home countries to be exhibited in famous galleries and be part of exhibitions to be held in Europe. This way many people will be able to see these paintings and enjoy the beauty and uniqueness of Yemen.
The artists were amazed by what they saw in Yemen. > remarked Philippe Bichan, an artist from France.
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Some of the artists found that the three weeks they spent in Yemen was not nearly enough to enjoy its beauty and visit all its attractions. They have decided to visit Yemen again.
> said Charlotte Jaunez, a female artist from France. >
She said she admired many things in Yemen: >
She also revealed that Yemen is really different from the picture depicted in the media. She hoped that the paintings they have made of Yemen will contribute to showing a good image of the country.
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Deputy Director of International Relations at the Ministry of Tourism, Abdo Lotf, said that the visit of these eight European artists come as part of the fifth Sana’a Summer Festival 2010
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