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Well-known to the Vietnamese as a popular weekend gateway from both Danang and Hue, Land Co has so far flown beneath the radar for international beach-lovers.

Nirvana Resort is one of a few resorts situated at the heart of Lang Co Peninsula which is renowned for its natural landscape, imposing scenery, mountains and forests, Nirvana Spa & Resort is expertly designed and built in combination of Classical French motif and Japanese Meditation in accordance with Feng Shui, these luxurious 2-storey, 4 -room Villas and exclusive Apartment – hotels. Its own private beach is over a kilometre long. The setting, with Hai Van Mountain in the background, is idyllic. It has a rustic charm that is becoming eroded with the continued development of Vietnam’s coastline.

Though lacking some of the amenities and landscaping you might expect from more developed beach detinations, Nirvana is a wonderful place to get away from it all. The 20 villas each containing a private spa, are designed with families and small groups in mind.

The spas are a revelation
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Health Plan of Michigan Ranks 10th-Best Medicaid Health Plan by U.S. News & World Report/NCQA

PR Newswire, Dec 2, 2009

DETROIT, Dec. 2 /PRNewswire/ — Detroit-based Health Plan of Michigan (HPM) is now recognized as the 10th best Medicaid health plan in the country, according to the latest U.S. News & World Report/NCQA America’s Best Health Plans rankings
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Nonin Medical is Recognized by Frost & Sullivan for Remote Patient Monitoring Leadership

PR Newswire, Dec 1, 2009

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 30 /PRNewswire/ — Nonin Medical, Inc., a leading innovator of physiological monitoring solutions and the inventor of fingertip pulse oximetry, was awarded Frost and Sullivan’s 2009 North American Product Line Strategy Award in Remote Patient Monitoring. Recognized for providing secure, accurate remote physiological monitoring, Nonin Medical was acknowledged for its leadership as a premier provider of telemedicine monitoring equipment.

The Product Line Strategy award is chosen by Frost and Sullivan’s analyst team, which conducts interviews with suppliers, end-users and industry experts to determine the product that best addresses market needs and dynamics. “As the world of telemedicine continues to evolve, there is a need for monitoring companies to develop new monitoring devices in order to perform that critical first step of any telemedicine system, vital sign or data acquisition,” observed industry analyst Zachary Bujnoch
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Boys of ‘66 see sign of danger; Greavsie

0 Comments | People (London, England), The, Dec 6, 2009

Byline: Dave Kidd

WHEN the World Cup draw was announced on Friday, I was in Wolverhampton to compere a show for the boys of ‘66.

I spent the evening performing like Dermot, off of the X Factor, only none of my nine panelists – all the surviving members of the World Cup final starting line-up – had had any wax treatments or hair extensions, and they were all a good deal uglier than the experts on the telly.

Except Nobby Stiles, he’s still got a gorgeous smile.

There was a lot of excitement from the Midlands folk who were a little over-optimistic by how kind the draw had been to England. And a lot more caution from those who lifted the Jules Rimet Trophy 43 years ago.

Although those old boys would lose their unique mantle if England win the World Cup in South Africa next summer, I know they would all love to see Fabio Capello’s team triumph.

They all see a genuine similarity between Capello and Alf Ramsey. Both men command respect, rather than merely demand it. Both see the virtue of strict rules, a spartan existence and not taking your wives to war with you.

Perhaps the best point was made by big Jack Charlton who insisted that, if England do not win the World Cup this time, they are unlikely to do so in the foreseeable future.

Eight years ago, we could see Steven Gerrard, Rio Ferdinand, John Terry and Frank Lampard emerging a mile off, but that was before foreign talent dominated the Premier League.

I can’t see anyone of that calibre coming through now
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Economic Stimulus and Low Rates Tempt Buyers to Bite Into the

0 Comments | U.S. Newswire, Dec 4, 2009

To: REAL ESTATE EDITORS

Contact: Janis Backing, publicity manager for Moody Publishers, 1-312-329-2108, janis.backing@moody.edu

CHICAGO, Dec. 4 /PRNewswire/ — For many homebuyers and homeowners, historically low rates and the new tax incentives on housing in the government’s economic stimulus bill are like manna from heaven. But if you’re a first-time buyer or looking to refinance your existing home, here’s something you should chew on first: the latest book by mortgage expert Dale Vermillion, Navigating Mortgage Maze: The Simple Truth About Financing Your Home.

Vermillion reveals more than just the facts about mortgages and proven ways to recapture personal wealth being wasted on interest and debt. He also offers truths about life itself that can set you on the path to financial independence and true happiness. The result is a book that’s far more than a success formula or how-to guide.

The author learned the hard way that happiness is something money can’t buy. At the age of 14, his father was involved in a work accident that nearly took his life. Months later, his older brother drowned. This left a void in Vermillion’s life that he attempted to fill with money, success and alcohol.

At age 20, he started out as a loan officer without a college degree. By age 30, he was a senior executive at a national mortgage company. He had achieved the kind of financial wealth he had always dreamed of, but he didn’t feel “wealthy.”

He remembers, “Emotionally, I could not understand how a loving God could take my brother, devastate our family, and let me wander into all kinds of troubles that led to pain, suffering and guilt. Yet I still knew that I needed to learn about God and test what the Bible claimed to be Truth. After doing so, I made a leap of faith and committed my life to Jesus Christ.”

Today, Vermillion is happily married with four children, and is now a prominent international speaker, consultant and industry expert
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Earth, Wind & Power Award Jury Announces Winners for 2010 Most

0 Comments | U.S. Newswire, Dec 1, 2009

To: ENVIRONMENTAL EDITORS

Contact: Liz Kaadou, 1-248-546-4646, liz.kaadou@earthwindpower.net

DETROIT, Dec 1 /PRNewswire/ — Winners for the 2010 Earth, Wind & Power(EWP) car and truck of the year were officially revealed today at the Los Angeles Marriott Downtown. Sponsored by Bridgestone, the event was held on the eve of press week for the Los Angeles Auto Show. There, a VIP reception and press conference was host to a pantheon of media and industry echelon. Opening remarks were provided by Linda Adams, Secretary for the California Environmental Protection Agency. Christine Karbowiak, Executive Vice President, Community and Corporate Relations at Bridgestone Americas Inc., also provided remarks on Bridgestone’s progressive environmental programs and initiatives.

Produced and hosted by Courtney Caldwell, publisher of Earth, Wind & Power Media, with co-hosts Kevin Smith, editorial director of Edmunds.com, and Howard Walker, auto editor for Palm Beach Illustrated, the three announced the winners for the most environment- ally progressive car and truck of the year. Recipients were selected by the EWP jury, a group of 19 nationally-renowned automotive editors and journalists. Honors went to:

EARTH, WIND & POWER – CAR of the YEAR

2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid

EARTH, WIND & POWER – TRUCK of the YEAR

2010 Audi Q7 TDI Clean Diesel

Accepting the award for EWP Car of the Year on behalf of Ford Motor Company was Mr. Moray Callum, executive director, North American Design
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Therapy for MPs; Letters

0 Comments | Mail on Sunday (London, England), The, July 12, 2009

Black Dog claimed last Sunday that I sent my calling card to MPs offering to treat them for depression caused by the expenses scandal. In fact, I visited Westminster Gym to speak about how hypnotherapy could help with all kinds of conditions such as weight loss, addictions, building confidence, conceiving, pain, anxiety, fear and phobias. I never chatted with any MPs and in any case, depression is a serious clinical condition which requires medical advice.

Monica Black Master clinical hypnotherapist(Email)

Nanny knew best

Spectator, The, Dec 5, 2009 by Lieven, Dominic

A MOTH ON THE FENCE

by Nikolay Andreyev, translated by Patrick Miles

Hodgson Press, Kingston-upon-Thames, 12.99, pp. 282,

ISBN 9781906164027

Born in 1908, Nikolay Andreyev came from a middle-class family in provincial Russia. His father and mother were both school teachers. His mother had many jewels but never wore them in public, since she believed a teacher should not show herself to be concerned with such fripperies. His parents’ views were those of the liberal intelligentsia. An uncle was killed by the police during a demonstration in the revolutionary year of 1906. Only his nanny was a monarchist, howling, ‘Woe unto you all, woe’ when she heard of the Tsar’s abdication.

Nikolay’s mother banished her instantly to her room for spoiling the family’s celebrations.

Later, amidst civil war and Bolshevik terror, Nikolay’s father was heard to mutter that ‘when the Emperor abdicated the only person in our room with any sense was Nanny’.

After months of hunger, danger and uncertainty Nikolay’s family fled over the Estonian border in the winter of 1919 in the wake of Yudenich’s retreating White army. His seven-year-old sister, Tanya, died of influenza and hunger during their flight. For the first time in his life Nikolay saw his father cry, devastated by helplessness to save his child. ‘He was powerless to help . . . he had lost his social status, his material security, his national selfassurance, the strength of his convictions.’

In time his father acquired a job as a junior engineer in Tallinn on the basis of his initial training before he switched to being a teacher
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Staples, Inc. Announces Fourth Quarter 2009 Cash Dividend

Business Wire, Dec 08, 2009

FRAMINGHAM, Mass. — Staples, Inc. (Nasdaq: SPLS) announced today that its Board of Directors
has declared a quarterly cash dividend on Staples, Inc. common stock of
$0.0825 per share. The dividend is payable on January 14, 2010, to
shareholders of record on December 23, 2009.

About Staples

Staples, the worlds largest office products company, is committed to
making it easy for customers to buy a wide range of office products,
including supplies, technology, furniture, and business services. With
2008 sales of $23 billion and 91,000 associates worldwide, Staples
serves businesses of all sizes and consumers in 27 countries throughout
North and South America, Europe, Asia and Australia. In July 2008,
Staples acquired Corporate Express, one of the worlds leading suppliers
of office products to businesses and institutions. Staples invented the
office superstore concept in 1986 and is headquartered outside Boston
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East Dubuque Police Reports

0 Comments | Telegraph – Herald; Dubuque, Iowa, Jun 12, 2009

The following individuals have been charged with the listed offenses. All individuals are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

May 24

Diane E. Johanson, 50, Waterloo, Iowa, speeding; posted signature bond.

May 26

Kevin R. Yaun, 36, Freeport, improper lane usage, no insurance, D.U.I.; transported to the Jo Daviess County Jail.

May 27

Latrice G
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