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"Ryan Oakley" <submissions@isnare.net>: Jan 31 03:35AM +0800

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Some people are entirely unaware that they can write articles, blog posts, and prepare other types of written material on a freelance basis for hire online and earn a great week's pay. It's a great opportunity for stay-at-home parents or for others who are physically or logistically unable to work out side the home. You save money on transportation costs, and save money on other costs you may be responsible for if you are attending a job outside the home such as child care, adult care, and elder care.
 
In fact, the most difficult part of securing an online job is often knowing where to look for legitimate companies that hire at-home workers on a freelance basis. Freelancing gives you not only freedom of working from home, but freedom to choose your own schedule whether it be while the house is empty during the day and other members of the family are at work or at night to supplement a day job or when children and the rest of the house are off to bed and you have complete quiet. The possibilities are endless and the convenience factor is high!
 
Below is a list of some online companies that allow you to work as an independent contractor and write material so that you and they can earn some money!
 
1. Wikinut.com - This site is a great way to get started in your spare time. Wikinut lets you write about any subject you desire and once approved, you earn half the advertising revenue the site garners as a result of your article. Whether you invite friends to read your articles or people randomly show up there and click on ads, you earn half of what Wikinut makes in advertising. Use your knowledge here on crafts, history, science, math, and any other for which you have a knack and earn some money! You earn for inviting friends when they begin to make money, too!
 
2. Hubpages.com - Hubpages works on a similar idea as Wikinut only you don't earn anything for inviting friends, but this site is more popular and you will get more exposure. It requires no extensive experience in the same way Wikinut does and you can gain some experience before applying to more exclusive writing sites that pay more as a member of this site. You can share your articles on social networks online to share revenue Hubpages earns when people buy items displayed in advertising on your article page such as everyday objects on Amazon related to your article in some way. You are required to have an Adsense account to share revenue on Hubpages and if you don't already have one, they will guide you through the process of signing up for one.
 
3. Elance.com - This website offers a wide variety of jobs in addition to writing, but as our focus here is written material, Elance is a good place to start. Elance is a marketplace with a wide variety of companies and individuals seeking writers to prepare diverse material for them. You bid on jobs and the bidder with the best experience appropriate for the person seeking to hire staff with the best rate is chosen! Elance.com has a very clear and easy interface on which to communicate with clients. They offer payment through PayPal, check, direct deposit, or through their debit card through Payoneer.com.
 
4.Redgage.com - If you work for a website that pays you for views of your content, Redgage.com actually pays you to share your work when friends on the social networking site view your content. You can automatically incorporate your blogs and websites into the site and this site generates revenue when you are busy doing other things! They pay via their pre-paid Red Gage debit card they mail to you when you join the site and make your first $50!
 
5. Knoji.com - Knoji.com is a directory of consumer product guides and an electronic couple database. They seek quality writers on an ongoing basis who are willing to perform research online and who can illustrate consumer issues in clear terms in articles. However, this site is something to submit to when you have already done some writing elsewhere as they require a portfolio of work published on mainstream, recognizable websites or offline publications. As a Consumer Guides writer, this site pays between $50-$200 per article and lets you choose which products you want to review. They pay you on a monthly basis through PayPal and there is no minimum payment threshold.
 
As you can see, it's actually really easy to make money using only
 
your computer and the power of the internet.
 
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"Ryan Oakley" <submissions@isnare.net>: Jan 31 03:28AM +0800

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Article Title: Make Money Online Taking Easy Consumer Surveys
 
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Taking consumer surveys part-time or full-time can yield cash, gift cards, free products, and quite a lucrative supplementary income when you work from home online from the comfort of your home or office. Consider it your own home internet business. Surveys that pay are easy to find if you know where to look and won't take up very much time, but yield easy money!
 
This is a great opportunity for stay-at-home parents, retirees, and others who are unable to work outside the home or who simply prefer the convenience of scheduling their own hours and working online while handling typical household duties. One of the best things among all the benefits of the ability to make money online taking surveys is that the perks you earn are not taxable such as free products, gift cards, and other monetary rewards you earn when you take surveys besides the cash you earn!
 
Below are some popular, trusted survey panels that are sure to fill your pockets with much needed cash and offer perks like gift cards and free products to try and provide feedback about at no start-up cost to you. All you require is an internet connection and a way to get online!
 
Ipsos Survey Panel - This trusted consumer research panel recruits people from all walks of life to participate in market research surveys. This company gains market perspective on specific consumer products and services and you are compensated for your time and expertise as a consumer with Amazon Gift Cards prepaid Visa Gift Cards when you reach a threshold of 1,000 points. Payments begin at $10.
 
SpringboardAmerica.com - This panel offers the shortest, easiest surveys available among many of these consumer research panels available online. When you have earned $50, they will compensate you upon your request with an Amazon e-Card, via direct deposit, a virtual prepaid Visa Gift Card, or by paper check through the mail. Most surveys pay at least $1 but more often $2 and take less than five minutes to complete. You can either check your dashboard panel on their website or opt to check your e-mail and they will send you alerts as to when appropriate surveys have surfaced in which the panel requests your participation.
 
YouGov.com - YouGov.com offers easy, quick, and straightforward consumer surveys for pay and compensates you based on a tiered points system according to how many surveys you have done. You generally earn at least 500 points per survey. Redemption begins at 20,000 points and compensation for the lowest tier is a YouGov T-Shirt.
 
At 30,000 points your options broaden and you begin to be able to redeem your points for items such as a $25 CVS/pharmacy Gift Card, a $25 Michael's Gift Card, a $25 Fandango Gift Card, a $25 Walgreens Gift Card, a $25 Regal Entertainment Group Gift, a $25 AMC Gift, a $25 Kmart Gift Card, or a $15 Amazon.com Gift Card. The rewards improve with the more points you accrue. When you reach 100,000 points, you can redeem your points for a $50 Visa Prepaid Card, or a $100 Global Hotel among other premium choices. To help you reach your destination to redeem your points, when you refer friends to YouGov via Facebook and your friend completes three surveys, you earn 2,000 points.
 
iPoll.com- Formerly known as Surveyhead.com, iPoll offers its panelists the opportunity to participate in surveys through their website and or their mobile apps, which are available for iPhones and iOS mobile devices as well an Android phones and other mobile devices. Panelists who have access to the mobile apps will get more frequent survey opportunities. iPoll offers PayPal payments or a variety of choices for compensation including Amazon.com e-vouchers, iTunes gift codes, credits to Travelocity.com, Visa pre-paid cards, or the option to donate your funds to specific charities of your choice. New members get an automatic $5 credit.
 
If you decide this is going to be a business opportunity on which you you wish to embark, join work at home websites and network with others who work in the same field and read unbiased reviews to find out which panels are best and yield the best pay and rewards. Set up an e-mail so you can sign onto it and take surveys within the hours you wish to work. Its a rewarding career choice that affords you many awesome perks and the advantages of the ability to work from home!
 
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"Ryan Oakley" <submissions@isnare.net>: Jan 31 03:21AM +0800

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The benefits to working from home are pretty great. Not only do you not need worry about commuting or dealing face to face with customers, you also have the full range of comforts and conveniences that are available in your home. So how can you make money from home? Well, the best and most likely way to work from home and make some decent cash is to find work that you can over the internet. There is a wide variety of what you can do to make money over the internet, we will explore some of these methods below.
 
The most straight forward way to make money over the internet is by selling things, whether it be something you own, make or resell you can use online market web sites like eBay or Kijiji to buy, sell and trade items for profit. This method does have the catch that you'll need a physical product to sell, but for those who are good at buying and reselling, or have a good supply of in demand items to sell then this can be a pretty lucrative way to make money at home.
 
There are other methods for making money from home, including filling out multiple online surveys for cash. This can be very time consuming however, and doesn't necessarily provide the best pay out. Another fairly solid method of making cash while working from home is doing online freelance writing, or web site content writing. This can easily be done from the comfort your own home and there is no shortage of web site content that needs writing.
 
Audio transcription for the hearing impaired is another rewarding and in demand job that can be done over the internet. You simply type out audio recordings for the hearing impaired to read. It is in high demand so if you're looking for a quick way to get into making money online without very much experience then it is suggested that you look into online audio transcription, its simple and provides fairly steady work.
 
Like freelance web writing, freelance web design or graphic design can be an exciting and creatively rewarding way to make yourself some money from home. It takes a bit of time to get started up in this field as you have to start developing a portfolio and building a solid client base, once you get the ball rolling, online web design can be a very lucrative work from home career.
 
Selling e books or stock photos is another easy and simple way to work from home. If you want to create an e book all you need is a good idea and solid writing skills and you can market your book online. Pay out depends upon sales. The same concept applies for selling stock photos, you either draw or take pictures and then sell them online as stock photos for use by other people or companies. This does require either some decent drawing or graphic design skills, a photo editing program such as adobe photoshop, and/ or a high quality digital camera that you can use to take and upload pictures to sell online.
 
If you have a bit of skill working with html code, information technology, and host web pages such as Wordpress, then you should consider trying your hand at web design. Web designers are in huge demand these days, and new page are popping up by the hour. Thats a lot of content that needs creating, meaning a lot of jobs and a lot of money for you, and you can do it all from the comfort of home.
 
If you have the time and the drive to create new, fresh and engaging content on a regular basis, then blogging might be a good way for you to make some money from home. This revenue generally comes from advertisers. They pay you to put their adds up on your blog. The more traffic, or visits that your blog gets from people browsing online, the more revenue your blog can bring in for you. So if you can create popular and interesting content that draws a lot of traffic, you'll be able to bring in more money.
 
These are just a few of the many methods there are to make money from home. The only limits really are your ingenuity and imagination.
 
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"Ryan Oakley" <submissions@isnare.net>: Jan 31 03:14AM +0800

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Article Title: Important Shortcuts to Make Money on the Internet
 
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Nowadays everyone wants to know how to make money online either through running a new internet business or by promoting an already established home business. Whatever the case, with the saturation level of business websites at bursting point, it's not easy to make an impression and get known unless you are a naturally gifted or trained marketing genius. Having said that, there are still ways to make money on the internet, especially if you can cater for a specific niche with a specialized product or service which no one else offers.
 
Many people who work from home and rely on the internet for money will find it hard to balance a conscientious work ethic with the freedom that not having to leave the house (or sometimes not even getting dressed) affords. Thus, before you decide to try your hand at earning money from the internet, you have to treat it as a real full-time job. If that means getting up at the same time that you would do so to go to a real world job, getting dressed, and sitting in your home office for a specific number of hours each day (with scheduled breaks) then that is what you must do. It's no good treating things haphazardly as essentially you will be running your own small business whether you are selling your own products, someone else's, or simply collecting revenue from affiliate agreements. If you don't put in the work, you won't be able to pay your bills. It's scary stuff when you think of it that way.
 
One of the easiest ways to make money online, of course, is to sell things on the various big name auction sites and e-store platforms available for third-party merchants. Creating accounts on these sites is usually a simple three-step process whereby you set up an email address and password to log in, create a username, and provide your address and those all important payment details.
 
As long as you have something to sell, you will make money eventually, unless of course you are just selling off second-hand items from your house to raise cash in an emergency.
 
Purchasing bulk quantities of goods to set up as a "power seller" or equivalent is the only certified way to make money from the internet effectively. Of course, it's always best if you actually manufacture the items you sell, but that is often not possible when you work from home. Consequently, you need to find something which you can buy cheap and sell high. You must not allow yourself to have too many morals about selling at a fair price when you have bills to pay, as you'll have to adopt some pretty ruthless business ethics if you are to survive. As an example, it's no good selling a dollar item with a 2% markup if whichever e-merchant account you use will take 5% of your profit. Plan accordingly and mark items up to pay all those extra fees and provide you with a bigger profit. Although some sellers do this with exorbitant shipping charges, be advised that you won't sell very much if you try that too often. Also selling lots of goods with a minimum profit is nearly always better than selling only one or two items with a higher profit ratio unless their intrinsic value justifies it.
 
If you need help deciding what items you can sell successfully, just observe what other people are selling and what they aren't. Sometimes there's an obvious gap in the market which you can fill with your entrepreneurial acumen. More often than not, however, you will just be competing with other sellers of similar products or services.
 
It pays to sit back for a while and plan everything thoroughly. It's a well established pattern that most businesses, whether online or real world bricks and mortar businesses, fail more due to lack of planning than anything else. No plan is ever too thorough or too well researched, so read everything, make lots of notes, and educate yourself before you begin your journey into the wonderful world of online selling or e-commerce as it is now known.
 
When offering a service rather than a physical product, you will usually have to be your own customer support person and your own public relations manager. Stay friendly, or at the very least professional, no matter how irksome dealing with some people can be. Just because you are safely at home, people can be even meaner over the internet than in real life, and you will have to grow a very thick skin to deal with some things which you encounter. No matter how brilliant your product or service is, there will always be someone out there whose only purpose in life is to hate everything you do and make your life a misery with negative feedback, and there's really not a lot you can do about it. If high levels of stress are not your thing, you probably shouldn't be running a business in the first place, but there's still no reason that you can't do so if you adjust your mindset accordingly. For your own peace of mind, learn to treat everyone with politeness whether they are polite to you or not. You may even have to apologize for things which are not your fault and give refunds which you'd rather not do, but if it keeps your business reputation intact and creates more custom then it's all good. Remember, the customer is not always right, but since they pay your wages, you have to let them think that they are.
 
Most of all, when it comes to making money online, you must create opportunities rather than relying on chance. How you manage this is up to you and your skills as a marketer, whether or not you want to advertise, and how much you are prepared to pay. Plan your budgets carefully though because you want to make money, not create a vicious cycle where you are lucky to break even after everything is paid for. For that reason alone, using existing online selling platforms rather than trying to reinvent the wheel will yield greater profits faster and easier, unless of course you really do have the ability to reinvent the wheel. The bottom line is that it's always to work smart rather than hard, and if can make money from other sellers rather than doing the donkey work yourself, that's even better.
 
Good luck!
 
About The Author: Ryan Oakley is a home business creation expert that has been making money using the internet successfully for the last 12 years and is the owner of Create My Home Business: http://createmyhomebusiness.com Get Your FREE Automated Money Making Business Setup For You In 24 Hours From Now: http://createmyhomebusiness.com/freesetup.html
 
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Article Title: When You Really Want to See the Grand Canyon Helicopters Are the Way to Do it Properly
 
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You are planning your dream holiday to world renowned city of Las Vegas and you start to make a list of all the places you would like to visit. As the Grand Canyon must be at the top of you list, why not make use of the Grand Canyon helicopters as your mode of transport and as part of your tour. It will be an unforgettable experience that you will treasure forever.
 
Experience the beauty of this natural wonder of world first hand, with a birds eye view over all the sites you would most like to see. They go as low as a thousand feet over certain areas so you to take in the sites more closely. You can also enjoy the 80 mile loop over the blue green water of the Colorado river, showing off the amazing rock formations and deep rims and towers it has to offer.
 
The wide variety of tours on offer are tailored to suit your specific needs. There are daily trips available where they collect tourists from all major hotels on the strip and take them on the 90 minute round trip to view this majestic wonder. Group tours are available where they reserve the entire aircraft for you.They also have individual tours on offer, as well as bookings for special occasions such as marriage proposals and anniversaries.
 
You can choose from a full day tour to a half day tour if you want to do some other sight seeing. Express rides are also available where they take you to the famous Skywalk. Or try the sunrise or sunset tours for whole other perspective.
 
You can take a break from your ride and land at the bottom of the canyon, where you could enjoy a champagne picnic at the famous Hoover dam. If you would rather explore the surroundings, you could take a walk on one of the trails or if you are more adventurous, you could enjoy the river rafting that is available. Whatever your choice there will be something to your liking.
 
You also have the privilege of choosing the helicopter you would like to use to suit your unique needs. There is the 'Bell" aircraft if you prefer larger windows and there is the Eco-star which is a much less noisy trip. Another choice is the EC-130 which offers more leg room.
 
While in flight, you can listen to a documentary about this wonder of nature and its surrounds via headphones if you are interested. Your guide will also be able to answer any questions you may have.This way you could enjoy all that surrounds you plus learning about the history and the geology.
 
Flying over the canyon is fast and convenient and the best way to view all the sights. By using the helicopter tours on offer, you could see so much more in one day than you thought possible. It will be a once in a life time experience that you could brag about for years to come.
 
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In 2015, let's make it the year you visit Grand Canyon National Park. There are lots of tours from which to choose. And to help you find the right one, I've compiled these 5 tips.
 
My first tip is to determine from where you want to take the tour. There are two primary starting points: Las Vegas and South Rim. From Vegas, you can go to the West Rim and the South Rim. At South Rim, your only option is that particular rim.
 
Tip #2 is to book in advance. Grand Canyon tours are very popular and sell out all the time. I typically recommend booking your trip at least a couple of weeks in advance (this especially applies to helicopter tours, which ca sometimes sell out a month in advance).
 
Book Online
 
My third tip is to book your tour on the Internet. I recommend this for several reasons. The first is that the Web is where you'll get the best deals. That's because tour operators post their best offers there. Another reason is ease and convenience.
 
Tip #4 concerns air tours. In this case, I recommend booking a landing tour. These primarily depart from Las Vegas and they are a much better value than the air-only trips. In particular is the Champagne helicopter ride that takes you to the bottom for a picnic.
 
Speaking of helicopters and Las Vegas, I'm a huge fan of deluxe tours. These basically take off from the Las Vegas Strip, which is more convenient than Boulder City, which is the starting point for the cheapest tours. Deluxe tours also come with limousine hotel pick up and drop off as well as an extended tour over the world-famous Strip.
 
Window Seats
 
Tip #5 is another air tour tip and it concerns window seats. Few people know this but you can request window seats on airplane tours for an extra $10 per person. Front seats in helicopters can also be requested but they cost $50 per person. There's no guarantee you'll get your request but it's worth a shot and gives you an edge over passengers who failed to ask.
 
Here's a bonus tip I think you'll like. Try to take your tour in the morning. This is especially true during summer when it's really hot (the West Rim is regularly over 100 degrees from May through September!). Moreover, and this regards air tours, morning flights tend to have better visibility and the air is smoother.
 
And by all means dress comfortably. I recommend taking a look at the 10-day weather forecast. That will give you an idea about how to prepare. This is especially important for folks taking a tour that lets them explore the National Park for any period of time. Inside a helicopter, airplane or bus is not a problem because each is climate-controlled.
 
Conclusion
 
I hope these 5 tips help you get the perfect Grand Canyon tour. I'm especially partial to the ones focused on booking online in advance. I know from experience that in many cases you can save up to 35 percent over the retail price. So if you can, plan ahead because the rewards are significant.
 
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In my opinion, there's only one way to experience Grand Canyon National Park and that's by helicopter. Trips depart from Las Vegas and South Rim and to make sure you get the best flight, I've compiled these 5 tips.
 
Tip #1
 
My first tip is for Las Vegas travelers and it regards taking a landing tour. There are two kinds of flights, air and landing, and from Vegas I find the landing options superior. This is especially so because landing tours are ONLY available from this location.
 
As for which landing tour, I'm super partial to the one that goes to the bottom for a Champagne picnic (the descent is simply incredible!). The next one I like a lot is the same tour but extended with a Colorado River boat ride and Skywalk.
 
My second key tip is to go with the deluxe version of the tour. In Vegas, this means getting a package that uses the superior EcoStar 130 helicopter, which is outfitted with a 180-degree windshield and bucket seats so every spot is the best in the house.
 
Deluxe Flights
 
Further, deluxe tours from Vegas also depart from the Las Vegas Strip and include a tour over The Strip. You also get picked up and dropped off via limousine, which is awesome if you're celebrating a special occassion.
 
The third tip I have for you is: Book in advance. This is really important because there are only a limited number of helicopters and they fill up quickly (some 3 months in advance!). As such, I always tell friends and family to lock in their flight at least two weeks prior to the date they want to fly.
 
My fourth tip concerns booking online. I say this because it's where you get the cheapest rates. On certain flights, you can save up to 35 percent! The savings really add up if you are a group of two or more people so make sure you take advantage of this opportunity.
 
Safe, Secure Bookings
 
I want to add that booking online is safe and secure and easy. I personally book all clients, friends and family on the Web and have never had a negative experience. My opinion extends to mobile bookings, too, which more and more of you are doing.
 
My final tip is to request window seats. Understand that these seats are never guaranteed because seating on helicopters is determined by the weight of all passengers flying and that weight has to be distributed evenly throughout the aircraft.
 
That said, you can still request the front. The nice thing is that you will not be charged for this request unless the seats are offered to you at check-in. And even then you have the option to accept or refuse. The cost is an additional $50 per person and it's worth it.
 
Conclusion
 
I hope my 5 tips for better helicopter tours to the Grand Canyon were helpful. The fact of the matter is that if you use just one or two of these tips, you are well on your way to getting the right tour at the lowest price. So buckle up and let the adventure begin!
 
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Many people like to travel to interesting places. Some people just take this kind of travelling just a little bit further. Grand Canyon bus tours are something that is extremely interesting.
 
There are many ways that you can travel to this valley. You will find that vehicle will pick you up at a predetermined point in Las Vegas. You will then travel with a whole group to the end destination that will be this specific kind of valley.
 
You will find that there are two main rims that can be visited. The rims are the two sides of the valley. You will be able to visit the west rim or the south rim.
 
This will be on either side of the valley. There are a few things that you can do on the west rim and there are a few things that you will be able to do on the east rim. In this article, you will learn more about what you can do when you do visit this very popular and famous valley.
 
This is not a very expensive travel at all and it is not expensive to visit the valley either. You will be able to take the most beautiful photos of the scene at the hoover dam. You will be able to stop and see this dam whether you choose to visit the west rim or the east rim.
 
When you go on this trip from Las Vegas, it will be a full day's travel when you go to the east rim or to the west rim. Depending on what rim you decide to visit, your trip from Las Vegas will be about two to five hours drive. You will have the most beautiful scenes while you travel.
 
You will travel past lakes and dams. There is a possibility that there will even be some wild life that you will see by the dams and the lakes. The village at the valley will also have restaurants. Here you and the whole family will be able to enjoy a lunch with a view.
 
These trips are very popular because of the nice trip and outing that it can be for families but also because it is so inexpensive. For this reason if you really want to go on a trip like this, you need to make a booking well in advance. You do not want to plan everything and then when you want to book your places everything is sold out.
 
This will mean that you will have to wait until it is time for the next trip to happen. As you can see this can be very interesting as well as very popular. Your whole family will be able to enjoy every single minute of this trip.
 
You will be able to show your children so many things that they will never be able to see on a daily basis. This can be a trip that will be remembered by the whole family for a very long time. You would really enjoy this.
 
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It is always interesting and refreshing to go on a tour with your family. However, it can be a rather distressing activity to go with children on a Grand Canyon airplane tour without knowledge on certain things. The Grand Canyon, together with its wide-range system of tributary canyons, is respected for its combination of exposed layers of very colorful rocks which dates back to the Precambrian times, debt and size.
 
The canyon per se was made by incision of Colorado River as well as its tributaries after the Colorado Plateau was upgraded, causing the River system to develop along its current path. When touring with a bored child, he may be kinking on your seat, or the normally quiet baby starts screaming at take off and also at landing, or a scared child questions whether the airplane in Grand Canyon will fall out of the sky during the tour.
 
All this can be very frustrating to handle and you may decide never to tour again until the kids are grown. It is possible though, to have a comfortable time while touring in this city with your children. You just need to be prepared. So here are some preparation tips to consider that may make your entire trip a better experience.
 
For these small passengers, being confined to this limited space for any length of time is very frustrating. It gets worse if the flight is delayed for any reason and they would be sitting in the airport terminal for a while. For all this and more it is best to have your own way of keeping those little minds occupied. This can be as simple as crayons and coloring books or a DVD and a stack of movies.
 
You could even provide technological gadgets such as the iPad or a smart phone where you have games or music installed. The general rule is that the children will stay occupied if they have a moving item in front of them. When you travel with your kids, it is always a good idea to keep a good supply of snacks. You will need to buy this at the airport but it would be wise since most kids get very fussy and irritable when they are hungry.
 
Plan your activities so that your get to the airport early. The children will normally be distracted by all the activities around them from the time they leave home right through to embarking on the plane. It will be good for them to observe the activities at the airport to help build their comfort level for flying and they will be able to do so if you get there early and can sit and watch with them. Also, being late to the airport and rushing to get checked in is by its self stressful for an adult and much more so when you are traveling with children.
 
One way to sooth a traveling child is to have some item that reminds them of home. This could be favorite toy, stuffed animal or blanket. Be sure to include it in your hand luggage so that it will be easy to reach when you need it.
 
If this is the first time that the children are traveling by air, make sure you discuss the trip with them well before the travel date. Teach them about airplanes, travel procedures, flight schedules and proper behavior on the plane. If necessary obtain toys and figurines to help demonstrate your points. All this will make them more comfortable about the flight.
 
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It's 2015 and a great way to welcome in the New Year is to take a helicopter or airplane tour from Las Vegas, NV, or South Rim, AZ. To help you decide which is right for you, I came up with these 5 tips.
 
Lower Altitude
 
My first tip is go with a helicopter tour if you want to get up close and personal. These aircraft can fly at a lower altitude than airplanes and can actually hover over certain landmarks like Hoover Dam, Lake Mead and the Colorado River.
 
By contrast, airplanes fly at a higher altitude and can't hover. That said, the panoramic vistas you get during a plane ride are spectacular. They also get you to Grand Canyon National Park quicker because they fly faster.
 
My second tip concerns going from Las Vegas to the South Rim. Helicopters only fly to the West Rim. If you want to see the South from Vegas, I recommend you take the 60-minute direct flight that comes with a helicopter tour and a 2.5-hour bus ride.
 
Landing Tours
 
My third tip is try to take a helicopter landing tour. These are only available from Las Vegas and they are definitely worth your consideration. The best is the one that lands at the bottom for a Champagne picnic.
 
I also like the landing tour that does all that and also bundles in a boat ride down the Colorado Rive as well as VIP tickets to the Grand Canyon Skywalk. Do this specific tour and you can honestly say you've done it all.
 
My fourth tip regards booking online. The best deals on helicopter and airplane tours are on the Web. And in order to get them you need to complete your transaction online. Further, I strongly recommend that you book any air tour well in advance. Rule of thumb in my opinion is one to two weeks ahead of time.
 
Deluxe Flights
 
My final and fifth tip is take the deluxe version of helicopter tours from Las Vegas. These trips come with free limousine service to and from your hotel as well as a tour over the Las Vegas Strip after you've seen the Grand Canyon. Moreover, they depart from The Strip, which means less transfer time to/from your hotel.
 
Before I wrap up, I have a few more words about South Rim helicopter tours. Take the 50-minute tour. That's the one that lets you see up to 75 percent of the Canyon in under an hour. It also uses the EcoStar 130, which features a 180-degree windshield, bucket seats and one of the smoothest rides in the business.
 
And finally, dress for comfort. It is winter at the Canyon and temperatures can get chilly, especially at the South Rim, which is much higher in elevation than the West Rim. My recommendation is to dress for winter and in particular wear a jacket, hat, long pants and good shoes, especially if you are taking a flight where you exit the aircraft.
 
Conclusion
 
I hope these 5 tips on how to pick a Grand Canyon helicopter tour from Las Vegas and the South Rim proved helpful. Understand that helicopter tours are more expensive than airplane tours, and that both types have different, unique benefits. So shop wisely, buckle up, and we look forward to having you as our guests!
 
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As the name suggests, repurposed pallet wood wine racks are speciality racks that have been made from pallets, where the wood was salvaged and used specifically for the creation of these racks. Pallet wine racks are a unique item because they can feature all of the attractive aesthetic of ordinary racks, but with even more positive environmental care. Shopping for wine racks made from pallet wood works in the same way as shopping for any other wood. Just as well, there are advantages and disadvantages that come from using such materials for the wine rack.
 
Shopping for these racks can be easy because of how many locations sell them, both retail and online. There are many online stores that you can look into that can provide you with a very attractive selection of pallet wine racks. First time shoppers are recommended to browse through Ebay and Amazon in order to view a general selection and base their future decisions around the appearance of the items they find there. When you are ready to proceed further into the pallet wine rack purchasing process, and have a good feel for the selection, you can always look into speciality websites.
 
Many websites that focus on selling these racks can provide customers with a larger selection. Buying these racks largely depends on your personal preferences. Think about how much wine you have that you would like to store and display, and think about how much space you have in your home. Are you planning on dedicating any particular sections of the room to your wine? Will you purchase raw pallet wine racks or ones that have been treated in some way to showcase a different design. These decisions will help you make the right purchase, especially if you find many racks that you like and cannot choose between them.
 
The advantages of purchasing racks made with pallet wood are numerous. To begin, you will be helping the environment by purchasing wood that has already been proceed and repurposed into an attractive wine rack. Because of how little effort it takes to make such racks, you will also be able to save money on your purchase, especially if you plan ahead and purchase from a speciality website. If you are interested in pursuing a more artistic form of expression with these racks, you may always choose to purchase racks made by hand from individuals on the internet, helping support small businesses everywhere.
 
Because of the wood that is chosen to make these racks, however, you may find that there are some disadvantages as well. While prices may be lower, these racks will also lack a lot of attractive properties you would find with more expensive woods. Racks made from pallets are not as sturdy as other types of wood, which means they might break if you are not careful enough. Depending on the pallets used, many people may also find that the basic designs and colors are limited, and will not allow them to use the racks as decorating pieces to the extent that they may have wanted.
 
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January 2015
 
Emily:Today on Creative Spotlights, I am with Melissa Hernandez, who is the director of Raw Artists Miami, which is an amazing national multi-city organization that supports a variety of artists, whether they're in visual arts, fashion, photography, music and more. They are across 60 plus cities worldwide, including London, Australia, Canada etc.
 
I'm here to find out key information about Melissa's creative journey as a director, as an artist, and for any advice that she has for our readers on how to pursue a career in the arts.
 
So Melissa, tell me about the Raw Artists Miami organization.
 
Melissa: As far as Raw Artists Miami goes, we're one of the top shows in the whole entire country. And as far as our shows go, it's not just our artists showcasing their work—which, by the way, most of them, probably 80% of them, it's their first showcase ever—but as far as what sets us apart, we actually change our events into networking events as well.
 
So we'll invite the press, the media and bloggers and such, but then also invite local businesses; art galleries, boutiques, theatres, venues, organizations, even other venues and restaurants to allow our artists not only to network with each other, but also with the local community.
 
Our events are very big. We typically have over 800 people that come to our shows at one night. It's also very interactive. It's not just having a regular event; we have our painters who do live paintings and we'll have live hair and make-up sometimes. Our guests can walk up and watch them do their work.
 
We just started doing something where our hair and make-up artists actually set up a little prop, or I guess we want to say like a photo shoot type of setting. However, they have their models set up, and then, that way, their guests can walk up and look at their work as well. So it's like a live installation, but with hair and make-up as well.
 
It's very interactive. There are installations everywhere throughout the venue and some fun times.
 
Emily:Awesome! I am coming from New York City where I spent three years building my network with people in the arts whether they're in visual arts, fashion or music and I loved it. RAW Artists NYC was definitely part of that experience. I was a frequent guest to the RAW NYC events, and I even hosted a booth for Creative Spotlights in 2014, and I'll tell you, we got a lot of amazing connections and we met some cool people.
 
Now, I'm new to the Miami scene and I'm discovering how it is different from New York City. Well, for you, how would you describe the Miami art scene? Is it different now than it was in the past few years? What are the main industries here? How many events for Raw Artists Miami are held in the Miami area? Is it different per location?
 
Melissa:Yeah, I would definitely say Miami is like one of the capitals of the world when it comes to art, fashion, anything like that, because you know, we host Art Basel here and we have film festivals here, we have winter music conference here, we have a bunch of stuff. And so Miami is definitely blowing up. All of our locations host six events per year, every other month, starting in January.
 
Emily:That's definitely a good pace, and keeps the artists engaged and with good momentum. As a coach with my own business for Vida Linda Coaching, a number of my clients praised RAW events and would either host their own booth, compete for votes or visit the events themselves. Now, tell us about this competition that you guys have for the RAW artists, where they get nominated and they submit their material. How does that work?
 
Melissa:Yeah, it's the RAW Awards, hence the name. It's actually the largest indie awards ceremony in the country. We'll take all of our artists nationwide. This is over 15,000 artists.
 
Each RAW city will host a semi-finals where we'll have the public alumni and vote for their favorite artist for the season. And then we'll have local judges, and local artists compete for the top three out of the five. And then there will be one winner per category. So there will be like one Miami filmmaker for the year, one Miami performing artist for the year, and so on and so forth.
 
And then, all the winners, nationwide and from each category, will move on to national where we have three celebrity judges per category and we'll pick one ultimate winner. So there'll be one filmmaker of the year, one performing artist of the year, for example, and then, they win all these prize packages and consultations from our sponsors. So you get an extra career boosting kit since we work with emerging artists.
 
Emily:Okay, awesome! The artists I have come across really like the accolades they get from being a nominated artist, and they highly promoted the events themselves and the voting process via their social medias.
 
And how did you get with the Raw Artists Miami organization? Did you have your own creative journey as an artist? What inspired you to work in supporting the artist?
 
Melissa:Yeah, actually, my background is fashion. We're doing everything from retail to merchandising. I'm actually a wardrobe stylist on the side, as well. I've done fashion show production, charity events, everything that you do with fashion designers.
 
That was my background, but I wanted to branch out into the arts because I've always had the love for music and arts and everything like that. I just came across the job posting on Craigslist, actually! And because I had so much experience with fashion show production and just putting on events in general, organizing and things like that, I just got the job.
 
Emily: I love that story. I don't know if you know this, but I did my own thing in fashion too, some modeling, some make up artistry, I even was a lead modeling instructor in Boston for a number of years.
 
I want to ask you what advice you might have for someone who is aspiring to be an artist? What advice do you have based on what you've seen as being a director of Raw Artists Miami?
 
Melissa:Yeah, as far as an artist, whether a fashion designer, a hair stylist, a visual artist, a musician, or whatever, my advice to those artists who are just starting out would definitely be to network like crazy and do as many events as possible. The reason being is because your business is yourself.
 
You kind of have to break yourself out there. You can't wait for people to come to you. You just have to network, network, network, whether it's just going to a simple networking event in your local area or, like I mentioned, participating in an event.
 
Whatever it may be, it's just all about networking because you never know who you're going to meet.
 
There are times when—even at my show—when I'm talking to people, sometimes I don't even know who they are, and then, I find out they're a blogger, and then, they write about us or what-not. You just never know who you're talking to.
 
And always have professionalism, for sure, just because you yourself are your business. So it's all about just representing your business, 24/7.
 
Emily:Yeah! From a coaching perspective, what would you say are some more internal things that kind of hold artists back that they can work to improve? Whether it's something that is spiritual, mental, something with confidence, or something within the artist, what mindset do you feel an artist would need to really get to those higher levels of success that you've seen in artists who, you know, really go up the ladder?
 
Melissa:Yeah, I will definitely have to say just being a go-getter and being motivated. I think in any type of business, no matter what you are, or what industry you're in, it always comes down to motivation. So I would definitely have to say that one thing that can hold an artist back is not being a go-getter and not being motivated to go to the networking events or participating in a show or anything like that.
 
And definitely like having a business side knowledge, I guess business knowledge. That can really set them back as well.
 
A lot of my artists, they have managers and stuff like that, but sometimes, if you're just starting out, obviously, it's really hard to get a manager right off the bat, because you haven't even been in gallery or they haven't performed in your area or anything like that. So whether they just pick up a business book or just read a little bit or even a marketing a book, I would definitely say not only just being creative, but having just a little sense of business. That can help them as well.
 
Emily:Okay, great! Thank you for that. Last question, what is the future of Raw Artists Miami? What is the vision moving forward in 2015, so we can get all excited about it?
 
Melissa:Oh, wow! Okay. Well, as far as Miami goes – you know, I have Orlando and Miami as well, so I run both markets. And actually, my assistant got promoted to be the Orlando director. So now, I'm just starting Miami because it just blew up within the last two or three events.
 
I would say within the 2015 season, there's definitely going to be more networking opportunities outside of RAW, as well. We got approached by other businesses and other organizations and things like that, just locally. So it's not just nationally, but here, locally, there's going to be a lot of projects that we're going to do with other organizations and things like that.
 
If they are RAW artists, they should be checking their emails quite frequently, because there's going to be a lot of emails from me with other projects and things like that.
 
And probably, we're probably going to do little mini-events, not like our showcases, but I would say, like mixers and that sort of thing, where all of our RAW artists and the public just come.
 
Sometimes, with our shows, our artists are debuting their work for the first time. So they're focused on that and they're not able to really network with the guests. So we might start doing the mixers just at a local restaurant or something like that where we can just all be like a little RAW family and it's open to the public and that sort of thing.
 
So it'll just be like outside projects that we're going to do outside of our showcases to definitely look for in 2015.
 
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Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is a term that gets the attention of everyone with a website. Especially, those that have a website that creates no business. The problem is that some advertising companies will tell their clients that they need a website just to stay with the times. $3,500 later along with three revisions, they have a website. The site looks great. It accurately depicts their business and has a call to action. One month later, the website owners go to their back office to check for traffic. The current count of visitors to their website is zero. Sometimes,the best built and optimized website will not get any traffic at all. Being indexed in major search engines is not enough to climb up the rankings. If you are going to build a website, hire a good SEO company to take care of all of your marketing needs.
 
This is where your SEO and Search Engine Marketing (SEM) come into play along with other techniques to increase website traffic while increasing business. SEO is your on site marketing. This is where you effectively insure that content supports the keywords that the owner of the website wants to rank for. This also includes making proper adjustments to the title, metatags, keywords, (H1,H2,and H3) tags, and other site checks to insure that website is set to get indexed by search engines. Normally, on site SEO is completed before off site,SEM, is started. This just makes ranking of the website go a little faster. As you go up the rankings, your traffic should start to increase.
 
Once the on site SEO is completed, SEM begins. There are many ways and combinations of SEM. I normally start with the old school and new school method of building high quality links back to the website while promoting the keywords they want to rank for. It worked in the late 1990's. It still works in 2015. The only difference is that you have to make the changes based on what Google is expecting to see for high quality back links. These days authority and trust are the better back links. The website with a high page rating with no trust or authority, is not considered a powerful back link.
 
Normally, this method will rank sites both nationally and locally. It will always be a lot of hard work. It should be. Remember, that you are competing against many other businesses that want that high ranking as well.
 
Other ways to promote a website to improve visitors and new customers include: Pay Per Click Advertising, Facebook Advertising, Improving Social Signals, Social Bookmarking, and other methods to improve the visibility of websites.
 
One of the most important things to do when selecting an SEO company is to select a business partner. They should want to form a relationship with your business that will be prosperous and continue to grow for life of business. With that in mind, the company is constantly striving to stay up with technology and changes to guarantee high quality work and steady business for your company. A good company will provide you with timely reports and face-to-face follow through.
 
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Ever since my younger years, I have always been a competitor. I play to win. If we got a new game for Christmas, I would not let anyone else play until I figured it out. I played to win. Even on the sports side, I would practice enough to be competitive in the sport. Then, there was golf. Golf beats me every time. It is a game of thought, strategy, and patience. I may not have the patience until I get older.
 
In the Army days, a lot of the junior officers would get together and play golf on weekends.I would play for the fellowship. I learned quickly that I was awful at this game. I don't mean high score terrible. I mean that I was sorry in all areas of the game. Well, I was pretty good at taking score. Sometimes, the small square wasn't enough room for my double digit score. I could hit the ball straight. I just had problems getting it in that little hole.
 
The first thought behind the game was that I could get better. Initially, I worked on my putting game on putting green. I became a pretty decent putter. There was that obstacle of getting to the green so I could putt. I could drive the ball straight. The straight drive was only about 150 yards at a time. There were times when my ball did not go airborne. My ball would be a 50 yard ground ball that only the shortstop could make a play on.
 
The years have gone by and I just broke 50. It is time to get back to the golf world. I don't want to. I am thinking about waiting until I get a little older. Golf has been the game that conquered me. I know it is very relaxing for some. It is not relaxing for me. It is man versus small white ball. In my calming later years, I will give it another go.
 
This time I will get my own set of golf clubs. At least, with this start, I will be very familiar with my own clubs. Instead of starting on golf course, I will start on driving range. This is not for driving distance. This is just to work on staying calm. I figure control of emotions and clubs will be a new positive stretch. In the past, I won all of the club throwing contests. In the near future, I only want to throw my club because it has slipped out of my hand.
 
My second step will be golfing on a par 3 course. I figure there will be less stress on a shorter distance course. There is a chance that I can just use irons to get on the green. We will know soon. It may be the best way to grow business. It is the sport of the business person.This is definitely true in 2015. There is more success in a leisure business meeting on the golf course than a lunch meeting. Playing golf, you can talk business and family the whole time. We will see.
 
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Article Title: Mountain Biking in Nepal
 
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Nepal offers a challenging and pleasant scenic ride from the tropical plains of terai, mid-hills, mountainous terrain and its lush valleys to the arctic climate of the high alpine region. The only way to discover these hidden treasures and its warm ever-smiling people is on mountain bikes. Mountain biking is a great fun and a perfect way to discover Nepal's great diverse landscape, of tremendous terrain, tracks and trails. Where mountain bike takes you away from the hustle bustle of the city-town life into serene country life, on a hidden trail rarely visited area of local villages, its traditional rural life style that has preserved for centuries.
 
It was in the mid-1980s that biking activity really took off in Kathmandu. Enthusiasts flew with their bikes from Hong Kong to Tibet to answer the call of the wild steppes. The two-week journey from there over the passes (17,000 ft) to Nepal is what sparked it all off. Even today Kathmandu is a mecca for mountain bicyclists, as it draws thousands of enthusiasts from all corners of the world.
 
Scenic biking day tours:
 
An introductory ride which takes you to explore the ancient rural villages, legendary temples and monasteries with the superb view of the Himalayas. Biking through the rural villages at the valley rim on the back trails with some ups and down hill tracks, these days biking trips give you sufficient time to immerse in its peaceful surrounding environment and make friends with the locals. The biking trips within Kathmandu Valley allows you to enjoy its hidden pockets rarely frequented by westerners which gives you a chance to see the other back side of Kathmandu. Other biking trips include City Tour with a difference biking to the famed popular historical and medieval places of Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Patan, viewpoint of Nagarkot and Kakani, the quiet sleepy town of Sankhu and Budhanilkantha. All these interesting places seem like out of this world and yet so close to Kathmandu. Come and Bike with us from our great varied day trips for you to choose and to see the other side of Kathmandu as it was for centuries.
 
Kathmandu Valley Rim:
 
A pleasant, fabulous ride takes you to the medieval civilisation in and around the vicinity of Bhaktapur, with ample time to visit and make friends with the warm, local farmers and villagers enroute. Your journey continues to the famed scenic viewpoint at Nagarkot, highest spot of our trip offers you beautiful view of the sun rise and sunset with the magnificent Himalayan back drop.
 
Kathmandu Valley Explorer:
 
A great scenic ride with a visit to the best pilgrimage, and mountain view spots. This fascinating ride takes you to rarely visited area of the rural pockets in and off the Kathmandu Valley rim, biking on the off trail to tarmac road and through the rice terraces with superb views of an array of snow peaks from Annapurna to Everest range of mountains. Your wonderful five days ride concludes with a down hill delight from the panoramic mountain resorts at Nagarkot to Kathmandu.
 
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Article Title: Manaslu Larkay La Pass Trek - 23 Days
 
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Trip Highlights: World's 8th highest mountain, serene wilderness, magnificent panorama of the mid west high chain of mountains, dense Rhododendrons & pines forest, isolated areas, high scenic passes and warm friendly locals, traditional villages, in the mid-west on the highest Himalayan range.
 
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A magnificent adventure with Nepal Guide Treks & Expeditions leading towards the mid-west Himalayan range at Manaslu the world's 8th highest mountain at 8,156m. Nepal Guide Treks & Expeditions trekking around Manaslu begins from the ancient Gorkha Kingdom and then driving journey heads towards the town- village at Arughat in the mid-west of Nepal.
 
NG trekking follows upstream of River Buri-Gandaki leading from the sub-tropical forest to the dry arctic zone near the border of Tibet at Samdu and Lakya phedi (used to be a trading, bartering bazaar with Nepal and Tibetan locals in the earlier days before the Chinese occupation in Tibet), the trekking path offers outstanding views of Mt.Manaslu along with panorama of the surrounding magnificent peaks that straddle the border with Tibet.
 
Adventure follows to the highest point of this journey at Larkay la with fantastic views of the surrounding peaks and valleys, from the top of the pass, it is all down-hill through the serene alpine forests and meadows till the walk reaches to the main trail of the Annapurna circuit at Dharapani village, journey continues towards the road head at Chamje or Dharapani village for a scenic drive back to Kathmandu with stunning views of the Manaslu and Annapurna mountain range following the traditional mid hills villages of Gurungs, Magar till Kathmandu is reached after an overwhelming experience of a life time trekking with Nepal Guide Treks & Expeditions.
 
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Day 01: Ariival in Kathmandu Airpot and transfer to hotel.
 
Day 02:Sightseeing and Trek Preparation day in Kathmandu
 
In Kathmandu, we will stay at Hotel; positioned well away from the noise and bustle of the city centre, it has extensive gardens, a swimming pool and an atmosphere of quiet, restful charm. It is a Dutch owned, British managed establishment with a friendly and helpful Nepalese staff. Team members will be accommodated on a twin share basis in large en-suite rooms. Single rooms are available if you prefer, for which a supplement is payable.
 
Day 03: Drive to Arughat (606m)
 
It is about a six hour drive to Arughat, a large prosperous bazaar in central Nepal (part of the drive to Arughat is along a rough road). Once at Arughat, we'll meet our local staff and porters and camp for the night on the banks of the Buri Gandaki River.
 
Day 04:Trek to Sati Khola (712m)
 
We begin the trek past monkey-filled forests to reach the hamlet of Sante Bazaar. The banks of the Buri Gandaki now become steeper and the walking is more difficult as the trail crosses the Arket Khola and climbs through fields and over a rocky outcrop. We descend to a high cascading waterfall, then continue to a camp by the Sati Khola at 710m. (5-6 hours.)
 
Day 05:Trek to Machha Khola (883m)
 
After breakfast, we cross the bridge and climb up onto a ridge above the huge rapids of the Buri Gandaki. The trail continues, climbing over a big rock and crossing a log bridge, before it eventually descends back down to the banks of the Buri Gandaki. We trek up again on a steep rocky trail clinging to the side of a cliff, then up and around to the Gurung village of Labishe (880m) and beyond to the river. (4-5 hours.)
 
Day 06:Trek to Jagat (1,415m)
 
Today we continue following the course of the Buri Gandaki, climbing and descending many ridges. Eventually the river valley widens and we follow a good trail to Jagat (1,415m), a compact village with a beautiful flagstone square. We camp below the village by the Bhalu Khola. (5-6 hours.)
 
Day 07:Beyond Philim (1,606m)
 
The trail now crosses the river and climbs over a rocky ridge to the settlement of Salleri. We continue up the side of a cliff, then descend to Setibas, where several mani walls indicate we are now entering a region of Tibetan influence. The trail continues up to the stone houses of Ghatta Khola, then heads over to the east side of the river, passing through Philim. Our camp for the night is about one hour beyond Philim. (5-6 hours.)
 
Day 08:Trek to Deng (1,804m)
 
Beyond Philim, the trail enters a steep uninhabited gorge. We descend grassy slopes and cross the Buri Gandaki on a wooden cantilever bridge where the river is at its narrowest. The trail now hangs on a cliff, climbing over ridges and descending back to the river. The valley finally widens and it's a pleasant walk through bamboo forests to the tiny village of Deng. We have now succeeded in crossing the main Himalayan Range, and the trail follows the Buri Gandaki Valley as it turns from north-south to east-west. This region is known as Kutang and is inhabited primarily by Gurungs who practice Buddhism. (5 hours.)
 
Day 09:Trek to Namrung (2,670m)
 
We head west up the Buri Gandaki Valley, contouring up and out of the canyon, then drop into the Shringi Khola Valley. More ups and downs eventually bring us to Ghap, a village of five or six stone houses. The mani wall in Ghap has particularly elegant carvings, many of which depict the Buddha in various meditative poses and others of the Tibetan saint Milarepa, who is said to have travelled and meditated in this valley. We head into the woods through fir trees alive with birdlife, including the monal, or impeyan pheasant, Nepal's colorful national bird. On the north side of the river is the Tom Khola, flowing in a deep gorge from Tibet, almost doubling the flow of the Buri Gandaki. There is a lot of trading between villages in this region and those higher in the valley and also with Tibet. In the middle of the forest we cross a wooden bridge spanning the Buri Gandaki, then make a long climb through bamboo and rhododendron forests to Namrung (2,670m). This village has lovely stone houses and a police checkpost that controls access to the upper part of the valley. (About 7 hours.)
 
Day 10:Trek to Shya (3,530m)
 
Beyond Namrung we enter the Nupri Region, inhabited by descendants of Tibetan immigrants. After passing through the villages of Barcham, Li, and Sho, we begin to get spectacular views of Manaslu, Manaslu North, and Naike Peak at the head of the valley. The trail finally emerges onto a plateau at Shya (3,530m), one of the most spectacular view sites in the Himalayas, with wide vistas of Himal Chuli, Ngadi Chuli (Peak 29), and Manaslu. (About 5 hours.)
 
Day 11:Trek to Samagaon (3,541m)
 
From Shya, the trail crosses a ridge, enters and then exits a side canyon, then descends onto a rock-strewn moraine. From here we clamber across the boulders to emerge onto a ridge overlooking the extensive pastures and fields of Samagaon (3,541m). We walk through the busy village up to its gompa and our campsite, which is located just beyond. (2-3 hours.)
 
Day 12:Acclimatisation day at Samagaon (3,541m)
 
A day to relax or take gentle day walks in the area. We can walk up to the monastery in the afternoon, or visit the local school, with which we developed links on our Manaslu 2008 expedition.
 
Day 13:Trek to Samdo (3,872m)
 
Revitalised following our rest day, we descend to the Buri Gandaki, which has now turned north again, and follow the trail to the Larkya La. Winding on a shelf above the river, the trail is at first good and easy, then gets rougher as it reaches a ridge where yak trains have ground it up. We continue to Samdo (3,872m), which is nestled behind a ridge. (3-4 hours.)
 
Day 14:Acclimatisation day at Samdo (3,872m)
 
It is necessary for us to have another acclimatisation day today, before camping at 4,500m tomorrow - just over 600m higher and then crossing the Larkya La (5,213m) the day after that. We like to spend acclimatisation days with 'active pottering' - the aim being to use our respiratory system, but not to over exert ourselves.
 
Day 15:Trek to Larkya Phedi (4,494m)
 
We descend on a wide, gentle trail to the river, then begin the climb toward the Larkya La. We climb in and out of a huge gorge and contour to the only shelter on the route to the pass, a rest house at 4,480m with views of the Larkya Glacier. (5-6 hours.)
 
Day 16:Cross the Larkya La (5,213m)
 
The crossing of the Larkya La (5,213m) is the high point of the Manaslu Circuit. Today we'll skirt a moraine and climb up a ridge, eventually ending up on top of the moraine at 4,695m. We descend a bit, then make the final steep climb to the pass at 5,213m/16,728 feet. From here the views are tremendous: Himlung Himal (7,125m/23,373'), Cheo Himal (6,820m/22,370'), Kang Guru (6,980m/22,898'), and Annapurna II (7,940m/26,041'). The descent follows the top of the moraine to the west, then drops steeply and traverses scree slopes. We make a long set of steep, rough switchbacks to cross the moraine. There is a final long, steep, slippery descent on loose gravel to another grassy moraine at 4,450m. We head down to a large meadow and a rest house at Bimtang (3,720m), situated in a huge valley surrounded by high peaks. (About 8-9 hours.)
 
Day 17:Trek to Gho (2,568m)
 
We descend through pine and rhododendron forests to Hompuk and down to a fork of the Dudh Khola. The trail continues to Gho.
 
Day 18:Trek to Dharapanoi (2,006m)
 
In the morning we cross the Dudh Khola and trek along the riverbank. As the trail descends through scrub forests, the wall of the Marsyandi Valley looms larger, and finally the houses of Dharapani become visible. At the village of Thonje, we go through a police checkpoint, then continue to Dharapani (2,006m). (About 4 hours).
 
Day 19:Trek to Syange (1,194m)
 
The remainder of our trek follows trails used on the first few days of the Annapurna Circuit Trek. We descend to the Marsyandi River and cross the suspension bridge. We then climb up and away from the river and hike through a broad, flat valley to the village of Tal (1,675m), situated at the foot of a large waterfall. The trail continues on to Chyamje, recrossing the river once again. It then descends through forests of rhododendron and pine to Syange, where we camp for the night.
 
Day 20:Bhulbule (1,314m)
 
Climb up from the river to Bahundanda (1,310m), then continue to Bhulbule (1,314m).
 
Day 21:Drive to Kathmandu
 
It is a 6-7 hour drive to Kathmandu. Upon arrival in the city we transfer to the Summit Hotel. The afternoon can be spent exploring Kathmandu and visiting some of the temples, or simply browsing bookshops and shopping in the Thamel area. The team may choose to eat at the Summit Hotel tonight or in town at one of the many excellent restaurants.
 
Day 22:At Leisure in Kathmandu
 
For those eager to see as much of Kathmandu as possible, an early start is worthwhile to visit the temples of Pashupatinath and Swayambhunath and districts of Bhaktapur and Patan. Durbar Square is also on the essential list, as is the shopping area of Thamel. We will have a final meal together in the evening.
 
Day 23: Final departure, transfer to international airport.
 
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Boating:
 
Nepal provides some fine opportunities for boating. These range from the glacier-fed lakes up North and down to where the laden rivers ease into the plains of the Terai. Pokhara's Phewa Lake is the most popular destination for travelers wanting to indulge in recreational boating. It is the second largest lake in the kingdom and measures roughly 1.5 by 4 km. Its eastern shore, also known as Lakeside or Baidam, is the center of tourist activity in Pokhara.
 
Begnas and Rupa Tal are located 15 km out of Pokhara at the end of a road that turns off the Kathmandu highway. Both these lakes offer some splendid boating opportunities. Phewa, Begnas and Rupa Lakes were all part of the body of water that once filled the Pokhara valley.
 
Renting a boat for a couple of hours and heading out to the middle or the other side of the lake bordering the forested hill, and taking a swim, can be the highlight of a warm day. The water is cleaner out far from the buffalo and washing on the edge. Boats can also be had for the whole day, or on an hourly basis. You can either row around yourself or hire a boatman, the former being definitely a better option.
 
At Phewa, tourists have a choice of pedal-driven boats (which are basically fashioned out of two regular rowboats joined together by placing planks over them and providing space in the middle where the pedals are located), rowboats and sailboats. The latter are a recent development but definitely worth the money when there is a good breeze around. There is also a choice between fiber body sailboats and wooden ones.
 
Fishing:
 
Sport fishing, like hunting, is little advertised and therefore little known in Nepal. However, for the angling enthusiast, Nepal's lakes and rivers can prove good fishing grounds. There are approximately 118 varieties of fresh-water fish in these Himalayan waters, ranging from the much sought after Mahseer to the mountain stream trout-like varieties. The best season to go sport fishing on white waters is before and after the monsoon from February till April and October and November. During these times the fishes go upstream to spawn and they consume less food. But locals catch a lot of fish during monsoon as well for their livelihood.
 
Some of the popular fishing trips are done in Karnali, Babai valley in the Bardiya National Park. Chitwan also hosts a number of places like the confluence of Seti and Trisuli on the Tribhuvan Highway and also in the confluence of Kaligandaki and Trisuli river. Anglers can try their luck in the clear waters of Pokhara's lakes as well. While Phewa Tal offers some good sport, there is considerable activity and is not the ideal place for a quiet day's fishing. Begnas Tal and Rupa Tal are a better bet. Get out there on any of several local buses that start plying early morning or bike your way there. You can hire a boat and go out to some of the good spots in the lake.
 
Fishing is also fun in many of the mountain streams. There are varieties of trout-like fish or even rainbow trouts and common trouts that can provide good sport. Recently the Fishery Department has released 4000 fingerlings in the Modi river, near Pokhara. There are agencies in Kathmandu that organise fishing trips to streams around the Kathmandu valley. Dolalghat, east of the valley on the Kodari Highway, is easily accessible from the city - a bus ride from the Old Bus Park in Ratna Park early morning and back through the local buses by evening. You can encounter Nepali holidaymakers and the locals on the lookout for local variety of Asla and Katla, the former a kind of trout and the latter a carp. You could bring some flies along and try your luck. Some of the dams across Nepal's many rivers too have a good stock of fish.
 
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IGBT vs MOSFET
 
Metal-Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor (MOSFET) and Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT) are the two most popular versions among various types of switch-mode power supply (SMPS) transistors are available today. It has been observed that MOSFETs are suitable for low-voltage, low-current and high switching frequencies. On the other hand, IGBTs are favorable for high-voltage, high-current and low switching frequencies.
 
There may be an argument that on which device works better in SMPS applications, the fact is this: there's no common norm to specify which device performs better in a particular category of circuit. It differs from application to application, and a wide range of factors, such as speed, size, and cost, all play a role to ordain the exact choice.
 
Now we are going to enlighten on the differences between these two transistors rather than say that one is better than the other straight away.
 
The MOSFET is a three-terminal fully-controlled switch. Gate, drain and source are its three terminals. The gate/control signal occurs between the gate and source, and its switch terminals are the drain and source. The gate itself is made of metal. A metal oxide separates it from the source and drain. This grants for reduced power draining and makes MOSFET an excellent option to use as an electronic switch or common-source amplifier.
 
To operate satisfactorily, a positive temperature coefficient has to be sustained by MOSFETs. As a result of this, there's little-to-no chance of thermal runaway. On-state losses are lower because the transistor's on-state-resistance, theoretically speaking, has no limit. Also, MOSFETs can carry through fast switching applications with little turn-off losses because they can function at high frequencies.
 
The IGBT is also a three terminal (gate, collector, and emitter) full-controlled switch. Its gate/control signal takes place between the gate and emitter, and its switch terminals are the drain and emitter.
 
The IGBT puts the common gate-drive feature found in the MOSFET with the high-current and low-saturation-voltage capability of a bipolar transistor at the same time. It does this by utilizing an isolated gate field effect transistor for the control input, and a bipolar power transistor as a switch.
 
Turning on and off rapidly are the specific characteristics of IGBT. Actually its pulse repetition frequency really gets into the ultrasonic extent. This identical ability is why IGBTs are frequently implemented in amplifiers to synthesize complex waveforms with pulse width modulation and low-pass filters. IGBTs are also used to yield big power pulses in fields like particle and plasma physics, and have set up a role in modern appliances like electric cars, trains, elevators, refrigerators, vacuum cleaner etc.
 
These transistors are very similar in terms of structures. When it comes to electron current flow, a significant difference is the addition of a p-substrate layer beneath the n-substrate layer in the IGBT. In this extra layer, holes are injected into the highly-resistive n-layer, generating a carrier overflow. This increment in conductivity within the n-layer assists to lessen the total on-state voltage of the IGBT. Unfortunately, it also obstructs reverse current flow. As a result, an extra diode (often referred to as a "freewheeling" diode) gets placed parallel with the IGBT to conduct the current in an inverse direction.
 
Http://www.USComponent.com had been selling IGBT power transistor modules since 2001. Thyssen Krupp, OTIS, IXYS, SONY DADC, General Motors, Hongkong Electric Holdings Limited, Singapore Mass Rapid Transit Trains LTD, Verkehrsbetriebe Zurich, Czech Airlines, Molex, Cisco, Omron, Good Year Tires, Thai Airasia, Boeing, Xilinx, LEAR SIEGLER, and General Electric.
 
Http://www.USComponent.com has a Quality Control Team like no other. This means that we know how to work hard in order to ensure to make sure that the quality of all of the parts we're selling is high. Because we only sell new and original electronic parts, we provide our customers with a 30-day warranty. And because we have connections with IGBT power transistor modules manufacturers, OEMs and distributors, we're able to pass any savings on to our customers, giving them a lower price while still providing them with the quality products they deserve. Our inventory is carefully managed and held to the highest standards, and stored in a controlled environment warehousing facility.
 
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Article Title: IGBTs Are Helping CNC Machines More Efficient
 
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CNC machines with IGBTs are fast.
 
The CNC plasma cutting machine is one such device that has made the complex welding process simple and efficient. They are computer numerically controlled machinery which has been of great use to the metal working industry since a long time. Metals are used in every field of our lives making plasma cutter necessary equipment in the metal industry. If you deal with steel or metal, great plasma cutters are definitely music to your ears.
 
CNC plasma cutters with IGBT transistors are fast and can start cutting instantly. These cutters are multipurpose, susceptible of penetrating and complicated cutting. These are able to cut any metal up to 6" thick precisely. IGBT based plasma cutters are better than MOSFET based cutters in many aspects. With paralleled MOSFETs, if one of the transistors activates prematurely it can lead to a cascading failure of one quarter of the inverter. A later invention, IGBTs, is not as subject to this failure mode. IGBTs can be generally found in high current machines where it is not possible to parallel sufficient MOSFET transistors.
 
IGBT plasma cutters are more costly but if you give emphasis on the cutting speed and quality then it's the ultimate choice for you.
 
No preheating is necessary, so the torch can start cutting instantly. With speeds up to 500IPM, it can rival laser cutters based on the type of part. These cutters are versatile, capable of piercing, complicated cutting and beveling in one process. These can successfully cut any electrically conductive metal up to 6" thick. Precision cutting is one of the attributes of CNC plasma cutters. These machines are paired with state of the art software and high accuracy components; the want for expensive secondary operations is eliminated. The torch head is computer controlled, making clean, sharp cuts. Tight integration between the cutting torch and software results in high superiority manufacture, high cut quality, fewer dross and high superiority edges. An IGBT based CNC engine may seem complex, the CNC (computer numerically controlled) software takes most of the guess work out of cutting. With a state of the art package, even a first time worker is capable of creating wonderful outcome. The machines are safe too, most systems offer an exhaust or down draft system to draw smoke away from the operator.
 
IGBT based plasma cutters create a warmth affected region and harden the edges of the material being cut. Many plasma cutting parts contains some dross that wants to be cleaned from the part but this has been minimized with today's plasma cutting systems with elevated performance. CNC plasma cutters can cost more, but faster cutting speed and higher cut quality permit for earlier making with less labor intensive secondary operations. The long term efficiency and accuracy are elements which figure into the overall price of a plasma cutter, not simply the price.
 
Http://www.USComponent.com had been selling IGBT power transistor modules since 2001. Thyssen Krupp, OTIS, IXYS, SONY DADC, General Motors, Hongkong Electric Holdings Limited, Singapore Mass Rapid Transit Trains LTD, Verkehrsbetriebe Zurich, Czech Airlines, Molex, Cisco, Omron, Good Year Tires, Thai Airasia, Boeing, Xilinx, LEAR SIEGLER, and General Electric.
 
Http://www.USComponent.com has a Quality Control Team like no other. This means that we know how to work hard in order to ensure to make sure that the quality of all of the parts we're selling is high. Because we only sell new and original electronic parts, we provide our customers with a 30-day warranty. And because we have connections with IGBT power transistor modules manufacturers, OEMs and distributors, we're able to pass any savings on to our customers, giving them a lower price while still providing them with the quality products they deserve. Our inventory is carefully managed and held to the highest standards, and stored in a controlled environment warehousing facility.
 
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The Advanced Systems Format (ASF) is an extensible file format designed primarily for storing and playing synchronized digital media streams and transmitting them over networks. ASF is the container format for Windows Media Audio and Windows Media Video-based content. The extension .wma or .wmv is used to specify an ASF file that contains content encoded with the Windows Media Audio and/or Windows Media Video codecs. The Windows Media Format SDK can be used to create and read Windows Media files, as well as ASF files that contain other types of compressed or uncompressed data.
 
Goals:
 
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2-To support scalable media types such as audio and video.
 
3-To permit a single multimedia composition to be presented over a wide range of bandwidths.
 
4-To allow authoring control over media stream relationships, especially in constrained-bandwidth scenarios.
 
5-To be independent of any particular multimedia composition system, computer operating system, or data communications protocol.
 
Objects:
 
An ASF file is organized into sections called "objects." There are three top-level objects, a Header object and a Data object (both required), plus an optional Index object.
 
1-Header object: It contains general information about the file, such as file size, number of streams, error correction methods, and codecs used. Metadata is also stored here. The Header object is the only top-level object that can contain other objects.
 
2-Data object: Containing the stream data, organized in packets.
 
3-Optional Index object: This one contains a list of associated index/key-frame pairs that enable applications to seek through a file efficiently. The index associated with each key frame can be a presentation time, a video frame number, or a reference time stamp.
 
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Macgo Mac Blu-ray Player: Play ASF format on your Mac.
 
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An overview of the ASF format.
 
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Article Title: Canvas Prints, Canvas Print, Canvas Printing, Canvas Photo
 
Author: Andrew Bourke
 
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If you're looking to print your photos on to something really unique and something that really stands out from the crowd then you could try and go for the option of printing your photos as personal canvas prints. Many of us love to take photos and we all love to put our photos up on display in our homes and offices and anywhere that is available with walls space. By printing your photos as a really cool looking photo canvas print you can show the world how great your photo looks and you can really turn heads to.
 
Canvas printing shops offer so many different ways to get your photos on to canvas prints so that you can be proud to show them off in your home. There are many different styles of canvas printing and there many different ways your photos can be edited to. One of the most popular ways to have your photos edited is to have them made into pop art images before transferred into wonderful canvas photos. You can turn a very simple photo into a work of art by the click of a button.
 
Or if you don't have the software to hand then you could ask the canvas printers if they have this software so that you can get a really cool and different look to your canvas print. The good thing about pop art is they are so very much colourful and they really stand out. Especially once they are printed to inkjet canvas and stapled to a wooden frame. It gives them a really unique look and also fits in with any modern day décor that you have in your home or office area to.
 
If you're looking to print your photos on to canvas and you're an artist or a photographer then that also a great idea if you're going to be selling canvas printing as an option to your own customers in your business. If you're a photographer and you're on a big photo shoot like a wedding or a client birthday party then you once you have completed the photo shoot or session and then you give your customer all their photos to view. You could offer them a canvas printing package to. A lot of us love canvas prints and we all love professionally made photos to so when you put them both together you can a really stunning and beautiful work of art. So offering people to get there professional photos made up into canvas photo prints is such a great thing.
 
Printing simple personal photos on to a canvas print is just the start as you can basically print any type of file or art image or football or any sort of sporting event to canvas. You can even create your own design on your home computer and have that printed to canvas to. The options a limitless when it comes to being spontaneous with your photos and having them transformed into works of art by specialists in canvas printing, Not only that but you can also give your canvas print away as gifts to friends and family to, just imagine going to a real true best friends party and turning up with such a thoughtful and well presented present for them.
 
Everyone else won't be able to get close to what you have bought them and it will represent you relationship and how much you think of them. Not only that but every time they look up at your photo that you had printed to canvas for them they will remember you and the effort you went to when you printed their favourite photo on to canvas.
 
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Article Title: Canvas Printing and Different Ways to Hang Them
 
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We all love to display canvas prints on our walls but what if we were to get a lot o canvas prints done all at once, how would be hang them and what would be the best way to hang them to?
 
There many different shapes and sizes you can achieve with having individual canvas prints. You can have long canvas prints which are called panoramic canvas prints. You can have square canvas printing or you can have off square sizes. Once you have decided on what size canvas prints you want and also once you have the images you want to use then you have to decide how you would arrange them on your wall. Square canvas prints can go side by side in a line, or you can put them together so they all make up one big square shape. This is a cool way to show off square canvas prints. If you have rectangle canvas prints or panoramic canvas prints you can arrange them any way you want to, as long as you keep a similar gap between each canvas print so that they stay symmetrical to each other. That way they can look a good fit once on display o your wall.
 
One really cool way to show of lots of photo on a canvas print is to have a jumbo print. This basically means lots of photos on one single work of art or picture. Another saying for this is called a collage canvas print to. Its where you take lots of photos that you love and have them all displayed as individual small canvas prints next to each other or you could get one really large canvas print like a A0 size print and have all your photos printed onto that one canvas print creating a work of art collage. This is also a great way to display your canvas art prints.
 
If you really like to have your photos in photo frames and you really like that wood effect but you don't want a photo frame, you want something different then you could opt for a printed frame look. The printed frame look is basically a canvas print with your photo on it but what makes it look different is you have a picture frame printed around the outside of the frame making it looking like a picture frame. There are so many different styles and looks you can go for when you're choosing your picture frame and the colours to. It's really cool to see it on the wall as well as from the side it will just look like a really think looking quality picture frame but as you get closer you will be able to see that the picture frame is actually printed on the canvas which gives of such an amazing effect.
 
If you get a little stuck for inspiration you could always go for an instagram photo montage look with your canvas printing to. This is where you take all your intagram photos from your instagram account and put all of them on to individual canvas prints for display next to each other. The effects really good and it's so easy to do to which is so amazing.
 
Hanging your canvas photos up the stairs. Now this has become a very new and exciting way to decorate you stair way. Let's all face it. Going up and down the stairs can be a boring part of our lives and I think we can all agree on that, But however if you fill your stairway and its walls with photos that you love of your friends and family then the journey up and down the stairs can become a fun place to be. You don't just have to have canvas prints on your walls you could have photos in photo frames, or you could have posters. Whichever you feel is the better option for your decor.
 
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Article Title: The Secret to Finding Your Article Content Generator in YouTube Videos
 
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If like me you oftentimes get a little dizzy when researching content for articles, perhaps some visual aid is in order to help you get rid of that writers block so you can get on with the task of writing with new impetus and flair. I for one had never imagined in a million years that this is something I would ever even consider, never-you-mind get involved in. Whilst penning articles for a client, however, I stumbled upon YouTube as a good article content generator, and I haven't looked back. Believe you me this resource is infinite. It has so much potential and is so easy to use. This article will talk you through the process of finding the right videos to draw content from and how to compose your articles off the back of that. It's really very easy when you put it on this very simple assembly line.
 
Most good YouTube videos aren't scripted, so that in itself makes whatever you hear easier to write in your own words… because it's spoken to you. Unlike article rewriting which basically takes written content from its original form to the rewritten version of the same, videos give you a lot more scope with generating content that's fuller and more spoken-from-the-heart. I find videos tend to trigger ideas—way beyond the video you're watching—which certainly does help in generating a more original angle to your articles. So how then do we go about using an article content generator such as this to putting the spoken word off of YouTube to the written article? Let's take a closer look.
 
The first thing you'll want to do is run a search on YouTube for the relevant keyword based on the topic you want to write about. This will bring up countless results for you to take a look at. Now let me caution you here. You have to be very selective. Anything that looks like an outright commercial or hard-sell DOESN'T have content you want for an article. Because all they're doing is trying to sell you something. What you need to be looking for are the simpler, more personal type videos by people sharing something with you in a more chatty and informal manner. THAT is where your article content generator lies!
 
So, you've found what you like and now you want to hear what they have to say in your niche. Ideally, run the video through to the very end before you decide whether or not its content is for you. Or for example, you might like some of the content but may want to research for more ideas from someplace else and then combine the two ideas to fit your angle. Never limit yourself to anything. If your YouTube article content generator triggers an idea that's a departure from what you had initially planned to research…then by all means go for it! Sometimes a sentence or even a word can trigger an angle you had not planned for—which happens to me all the time. Those are your creative juices at work for you. Don't hold back, let the juices flow. They'll likely lead you to a brilliant idea for your article. When it comes to the potential of using YouTube videos as your personal article content generator, the sky truly is the limit.
 
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Article Title: How to Sleep Better Naturally For Better Quality Sleep
 
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Sleeping is an important part of your life. If you want to have healthy body, you need to have enough sleep in your daily life. You also need to learn about how to sleep better naturally. There are some effective tips that you need to follow, so you are able to enjoy your sleeping time easily. This article is going to talk about some natural ways to sleep easily. You should be able to follow some of these simple tips quickly. You will be able to optimize your sleeping quality, so you can improve your productivity, maintain your emotion, and increase your energy level significantly.
 
1. Have healthy diet
 
You should understand that diet plays an important role in improving your sleeping quality. You need to have healthy and balanced diet in your daily life, so you can sleep easily. It is important for you to avoid some food and beverages that have caffeine, for example soft drinks, tea, coffee, chocolate, and some other products. Don't forget to avoid heavy foods before you are going to bed. It is recommended that you consume healthy products, such as fruits and vegetables. Those healthy products can help you produce good hormones in your own body.
 
2. Stop smoking
 
Not many people know about this fact. Smoking tends to increase the risks of getting insomnia in most smokers. This situation is highly related with the nicotine inside the cigarette. This bad habit can also exacerbate the sleep apnea symptoms in your daily life. When this bad habit is continued, it is going to cause severe breathing disorders that can be dangerous for most people. It is a great idea for you to stop smoking, especially if you want to have good sleep naturally. When you stop smoking, you can enjoy high quality sleeping time in your daily life.
 
3. Control the temperature properly
 
Make sure that you have thermostat for controlling the temperature of your room. Many experts recommend their clients to sleep in a room with temperature between 55 - 75 degrees Fahrenheit. This is an ideal temperature for most people today. It allows you to enjoy high quality sleeping time naturally. Proper temperature can help you reduce the overall core body temperature before you are going to sleep. Because of this reason, you need to setup the temperature of your bedroom properly. You should feel comfortable with the temperature, in order to enjoy your sleeping time naturally without any problems.
 
4. Do regular exercises
 
This is another useful tip on how you can sleep well in your daily life. It is recommended that you do regular workouts or exercises everyday. When you do exercises regularly, you are going to stimulate your body metabolism significantly. There are some good physical activities that are recommended for most users, for example cardiovascular activities, weightlifting exercises, and many other activities. Sleeping can be a perfect way to restore your body condition, especially after you do some of those physical activities. Many people are able to solve their insomnia problems because they do some regular exercises in their daily life.
 
5. Use aromatherapy
 
When you want to sleep easily, you need to consider using aromatherapy. This is a great product that you can use, so you can enjoy your sleeping quality. There are some good essential oils that are available on the marketplace, for example lavender oil, olive oil, rosemary oil, and some other oils. You can spray your favorite oil to your pillow, mattress, and any other items in your bedroom. Using the right oil can help you enjoy deep sleep naturally. You should be able to fall asleep easily when you use some of these essential oils.
 
6. Take a warm bath
 
This is another natural way that you can use, so you can enjoy your sleeping time. You can take a warm bath for enjoying your high quality sleeping time. Relaxing on the bathtub can help you maintain your body temperature effectively. You should be able to achieve the best relax state in your body. Don't forget to use some essential products for improving your bathing experience, for example rose petals, candles, and many other romantic items. There are many studies showing that warm bath can help people sleep well easily. When this activity is done correctly, it can improve the overall sleep quality easily.
 
7. Do meditation
 
If you want to have good sleep in your daily life, you should consider using this tip. You can do regular meditation, in order to fight insomnia. Meditation can help you sleep longer and better because it can provide deep relaxation power for yourself. There are some important practices that you can use in this meditation. Deep breathing is believed to be one of the most effective practices for improving your sleep quality. This practice can help you prepare your own body, so you can sleep well in your daily life. It is not difficult to do about 30 minutes meditation everyday.
 
8. Turn off any light sources
 
This is another effective way that you can do, so you can enjoy your sleeping time easily. You should be able to sleep well when you turn off any light sources. Light can be a powerful signal for your brain to stay awake. Therefore, you need to remove any light sources, when you plan to enjoy your sleeping. You should eliminate any sneaky light sources that can come to your bedroom. When it is necessary, you can also install window curtain for eliminating any light sources from the environment. Sleeping in dark condition can help you restore your body naturally.
 
They are some useful tips on how to sleep better naturally. When you follow some of those simple tips, you should be able to enjoy your sleeping quality every day. It is recommended that you have enough sleep, so you can restore your body condition in your daily life. Insomnia is a serious problem that can affect your overall health significantly. When you are unable to treat your insomnia problem with those tips above, you need to consult with your doctors immediately. They will be ready to help you enjoy your high quality sleep without having any problems. When you want to have healthy body, you should sleep for at least 7 - 8 hours every night.
 
Disclaimer: The author of the article is not a doctor. See a doctor first to make sure your diagnosed correctly. The article is not intended to provide any diagnosis or cure. Again, see a doctor to be properly diagnosed if you need too.
 
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Article Title: Venus of Milos Island in Greece - History of Aphrodite
 
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The History
 
The statue of Venus of Milos dates back to 150 BC from the Greek Hellenistic Age. It was discovered in 1820 on Milos island in Greece, when farmers dug up stones for their houses. A farmer called Theodoros Kentrotas tried to hide the statue in his stone house, but Turkish officials later seized it. The French naval officer, Julius Dumont d'Urville realized its importance and made arrangements to purchase it from Turkey. The Turkish government accepted the offer, out of fear that if they refuse, the French would either steal it, or take it by force. The statue was taken to France by boat and after repair work, was offered to Louis the XVIII. He presented it to the Louvre museum where it can still be seen.
 
Some less reliable accounts state that the Turkish soldiers never seized it, but the French commander who saw how the farmers dug it up, purchased it from a local farmer called Yorgos. According to the Milos islanders, the stone house on Milos island in Greece is evidence for the truth of the first account
 
Who carved Venus?
 
Alexandros from Antioch carved his artist inscription on the base of the statue. He based his artwork on the statue of Aphrodite from the 4th Century BC who held a shield of Ares in both her hands.
 
A fragment of the forearm and the hand holding an apple was discovered near the larger part of the statue. He thus presented Aphrodite (Venus) as the goddess of the Apple Island, since Milo means "apple" in Greek. Legend has it that Milos was the first person sent to the island by the goddess Venus. It is speculated that Venus of Milos might have held her garment in her other hand.
 
It was earlier thought to be the work of Praxiteles, but the Alexandros inscription on the now lost podium, was later found. A late 19th century story indicated that the arms were broken of through a struggle among French and Turkish soldiers over the statue. The story was later proved wrong.
 
How did Venus of Milos become so famous?
 
France lost the Medici Venus only a few years before the discovery of the statue on Milos island in Greece. Napoleon looted Medici Venus from Italy, but it had to be returned after his downfall. France lost prestige and when they received the statue, they made every effort to promote it as the most valuable Greek art treasure to be discovered. Many books, stories and movies developed around the issue of the lost arms. Hundreds of people have searched for the lost pieces in order to claim the fortune and fame that accompany such a discovery.
 
The copy of Venus of Milos
 
A copy of the famous statue is housed in Archeological Museum. The museum is located in Plaka, the capital of Milos island in Greece. The islanders all mourn for the loss of their icon and most of them have little statues of Venus of Milos.
 
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