All About Emerald
This emerald pendant was said to have been an 80th birthday gift for the Chinese Emperor Qianlong in 1791, and by late 2007 its value was estimated at about $3.7 million dollars. The necklace is a good fit for May babies, since emerald is their birthstone. A fine emerald can be more expensive than a diamond of the same carat weight, but not all emeralds are valuable, and you can assume that the emeralds you find in most jewelry have been treated in some way to make them more attractive. It sure doesn’t hurt to learn some emerald basics before you go shopping.
Fashion Jewelry | Comment (0)Russ Allen Speaks Out About Dairy Farmers Who Have Suffered Loss of Milk Production and Other Damages Due to Stray Electrical Current on Their Land
Russ Allen Speaks Out About Dairy Farmers Who Have Suffered Loss of Milk Production and Other Damages Due to Stray Electrical Current on Their Land
De Pere, WI, May 16, 2008 –(PR.com)– Electric utility companies across the US are being sued by dairy farmers who have suffered loss of milk production and other damages due to stray electrical current on their land.
“First, they polluted our water. Then, they polluted our air. Now, the very soil we walk on is being overrun by stray electrical current,” says Russ Allen, author of the new book Electrocution of America: Is Your Utility Company Out to Kill You?.
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New Video Suggests Dr. Rupert Sheldrake Was Right About Telepathic Dogs
New Video Suggests Dr. Rupert Sheldrake Was Right About Telepathic Dogs
New video of a canine experiment conducted by DogsThatKnow.com suggests dogs and their owners form a telepathic link allowing dogs to know when their owner is coming home.
Del Mar, CA, April 17, 2008 –(PR.com)– A new, two-minute video summarizing the results of a highly successful trial aimed at testing whether animal ESP is a naturally occurring phenomena has been released by Skeptiko.com. The video compares the behavior of a dog while his owner is away from home versus when the owner is returning home. The video shows a dramatic change in the dog’s behavior when the owner is returning home.
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What’s Your Gemstone All About?
Dr. Anne Helmenstine is About.com’s Guide to Chemistry, and if I remember correctly she’s also a jewelry designer. I discovered a photo gallery on her site today, all about gemstones — how they’re formed, what’s in them, and how they’ve been used throughout history. It’s a real good read for anyone who’s interested in colored gems. If you like to go gemstone mining, don’t miss Anne’s photo tour of her trip to Hiddenite, North Carolina, where she found all sorts of gemstones, including the gem that town was named after.
Fashion Jewelry | Comment (0)Launch of a New Website; Positively You is All About Helping People with Their Personal and Professional Development
Launch of a New Website; Positively You is All About Helping People with Their Personal and Professional Development
This is the launch of a new website for and about people and their personal and professional development. Positively You has been created to help people realise their worth and create the life they want, by sharing stories, suggesting self-help strategies and much more.
Hawkes Bay, New Zealand, March 03, 2008 –(PR.com)– This website has been designed to help people achieve success in life, to feel and be successful at work, at home, with the decisions and choices they make. To do this, Positively You offers a range of products and services that aim to help people:
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RND Solutions Inc Invites Women to Write About Their Dogs at Their Website www.dogsforwomen.com
RND Solutions Inc Invites Women to Write About Their Dogs at Their Website www.dogsforwomen.com
Dogsforwomen.com is embarking on a mission to gather first-hand information about different dog breeds from the every day people who live and care for these breeds.
South Miami, FL, March 03, 2008 –(PR.com)– Deb Eyerdam, President of RND Solutions Inc., publisher of the website Dogsforwomen.com, has announced that the site is, “embarking on a new mission to gather first-hand information about different dog breeds from the every day people who live and care for these breeds. Other web sites give information about what the professionals say about different breeds, but there’s nothing more helpful than learning from the testimonial and experience of an every day dog owner.” Eyerdam continues, “Every dog has a story and it’s up to his owner to tell it. Our website would like to hear from every woman who has a Lab, Doberman, Shih Tzu, Yorkie, Collie, Terrier, Poodle, mixed breed, or any breed that they’d like to write about.”
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Free Luxury Cruises? UK Researcher Drills Daniel Hall About His Alleged Free Cruise Program. Scam or the Real Deal?
Free Luxury Cruises? UK Researcher Drills Daniel Hall About His Alleged Free Cruise Program. Scam or the Real Deal?
Stewart Alexander, a United Kingdom Researcher and Internet Marketer has uncovered what seems to have been a well kept secret for getting on board free luxury cruises.
Birmingham, AL, March 02, 2008 –(PR.com)– Stewart Alexander, a United Kingdom Researcher and Internet Marketer has uncovered what seems to have been a well kept secret for no cost traveling on board luxury cruise ships.
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All About Jewelry Clasps
Jewelry clasps keep pieces like necklaces, bracelets and anklets securely in place, and even though we usually think of clasps as functional components — or we don’t think about them at all — a designer’s ability to choose the best clasp for a piece of jewelry can either enhance or detract from its overall appearance. It’s not all about looks though. Ask yourself a few questions about clasps before you buy jewelry. Can you open the clasp easily? Is the jewelry secure when the clasp is closed? If the clasp is visible, is it attractive? I hope my clasp tutorial will help you make good clasp selections.
Fashion Jewelry | Comment (0)Shep and Ian Murray, Co-Founders of Vineyard Vines, Talk on The CEO Show with Robert Reiss About Building a Passionate Business
Shep and Ian Murray, Co-Founders of Vineyard Vines, Talk on The CEO Show with Robert Reiss About Building a Passionate Business
Ridgefield, CT, February 16, 2008 –(PR.com)– Brothers Shep and Ian Murray, Co-Founders of Vineyard Vines, Talk on The CEO with Robert Reiss about building a lifestyle business, pursuing the passion of working for one’s self, and doing whatever it takes to satisfy customers.
The Vineyard Vine’s interview is a case study of building a business, starting with sweat equity and credit card funding. It is a personal recounting of how a couple of Madison Ave-type guys, escaped the corporate pressure cooker to build a dream and do something that they loved. Put succinctly, “We were passionate about doing something different …. We wanted to ride on our boats, not on the train.” Or as Ian says, “We started making neckties so we didn’t have to wear them.”
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