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Restaurant Guide to Nice (South of France)

By on Monday, May 31st, 2010 | 13 Comments

The restaurants in this restaurant guide (French translation: restaurantgids) are all just outside Nice and you’ll need a car (or bus) to get there.

Expensive:

In these expensive restaurants, I’d advise ordering their “Menu Desgustation”, if you can handle large quantities of delicious food and are curious. This literally translates to “Tasting Menu” and usually reflects the best available and each tiny course is designed to complement the whole selection well. The advantage is not having to have the menu translated and you can almost guarantee that the food will be great. The waiter will generally go over the contents of each course to avoid your getting something that you won’t like.

Editor’s advice: go hungry and with a lot of time (and no children), don’t fill up on the bread and be adventurous about trying lots of new things and you’ll probably enjoy the various edible art forms that keep arriving at the table. Note: a Menu Degustation tends to be at least 7 small courses, spaced throughout an evening that should be accompanied by good company and conversation.

Chez Jerome:
Fabulous regional Haut Cuisine. This very imaginative restaurant is constantly changing its menu to take advantage of the seasons and probably to satisfy the creative desires of the chef. Terrace. Not recommended for children.

20, rue Comte de Cessole
06 320 La Turbie
FRANCE

La Reserve de Beaulieu:
This gorgeous restaurant fully deserves the 2 Michelin stars that it has been awarded. Along with the faultless and enjoyable cuisine is wonderful relaxing service. There is nothing “stuffy” about this most perfect restaurant and everyone, including children, are made to feel completely at home. Terrace.

5, boulevard du Marechal Leclerc
06310 Beaulieu-sur-Mer
France

La Chaumiere:
Wonderful rustic food served in copious quantities. Meats are perfectly BBQ-ed in the fireplace. Not specially recommended for children.

384,
Boulevard, de l’Observatoire
06300 Nice
France

La Colombe D’Or:
This famous restaurant by the medieval walled village of Saint Paul de Vence was put on the map by now famous artists who supposedly exchanged paintings for food. They have great Provencal cuisine and if you love interesting salads, then do try La Maison Hors D’Oeuvre -14 different dishes and which comes with a basket of vegetables and anchovie dip which is delicious, fresh and totally unsual, if you are not used to provencal cuisine.

1 place du General-de-Gaulle
06570 St Paul de Vence
+33 49 332 8002

Inside Nice:

L’Univers de Christian Plumail:
Just outside the Old Town of Nice is this fabulous restaurant serving very sophisticated Provencal (country cooking from the south of France) cuisine. Terrace. This is probably my favorite restaurant for the price. Not recommended for children.

Great meals starting at 20 Euro (drinks excluded)

54 boulevard Jean Jaures
06300 NICE

La Zucca Magica:
Great Italian vegetarian restaurant overlooking the Port of Nice. Not recommended for children.

4 quai Papacino
06048 Nice
France

Don Camillo Creations:
An excellent Italian restaurant just outside the old town 1 block from the sea. Not recommended for children.

5 rue des Ponchettes
06300 Nice

Keisuke Matsushima:
The Japanese chef, of the same, name moved to France just 11 years ago and has created this fashionable restaurant and is successfully fusing French and Japanese cuisines for which he has earned one Michelin star. Not recommended for children.

22 ter, rue de Franc
Nice 06000

Restaurants in the Old Town of Nice

La Voglia:
This great Italian restaurant enjoyed success from the moment it opened its doors, which is not surprising considering the quality and quantity of food for the price. Desserts can require three people to finish! Come early as the place gets packed. Terrace. Highly recommended for children.

2, Rue Saint Francois de Paule,
06300 Nice

Le Safari:
This restaurant serves freshly made authentic Nicoise cuisine, which is a little heavy when compared to most French restaurants in the south of France but well worth trying. Terrace. Recommended for children.

Le Safari
1 cours Saleya
06300 Nice

Tire Bouchon:
Specializing in cuisine from Lyon, arguably the gastronomic capital of France, this excellent restaurant offers good value for the quality of food served. Terrace. Not recommended for children.

19 Rue de la Prefecture
06300 Nice, France

Chez Juliette:
This might be one of the best value-for-money restaurants in the Old Town. One can enjoy their fairly sophisticated cuisine starting from 18 Euro for a 3 course meal. Terrace. Not recommended for children.

Address:
1 rue Rossetti
06300, Nice

Looking for a good method to send money from the UK to foreign accounts.

By on Monday, May 31st, 2010 | 23 Comments

Apparently the United Kingdom is yet not improved from the credit crunch. Therefore, lots of Brits are suffering large trouble acquiring loans. Banks are still cautious to hand out loans to risky borrowers thanks to the massive debt of Britain as a country. Luckily, there are loan items such as Bad credit Loans. They are sometimes referred to as bad credit history loans. Fairly much anybody could request them, yet there are a few aspects to seek out: for one, the interest rate might be way higher and therefore you finish up paying back much more than you applied for.

There are other loans available for low credit borrowers. Think of Payday loans – these are available for most individuals. Therefore, a person who has a bad credit score or County Court Judgements is likely to be given the yes. This is fantastic for individuals who truly want extra funds, for example during an emergency bill. Yet, there are disadvantages – the rate is extremely big and the loan needs to be paid in rather a fast period of time. So, loads of payday loan borrowers finish up in far deeper trouble than they were in before they accepted the loan. Their credit history lands lower and they still are in debt.

I am seeking for a decent way to move money from the Britain to abroad. I reside in London however my relations are based far away in India and I want to make regular payments to an account there. The sum I wish to transfer is around £20,000 each three months. My neighbour told me that you should employ Currency exchange specialists as they give far better FX rates compared to everyday financial institutions. It is quicker and you can set up an account with them very quickly. I considered employing a remittance service such as Paypal yet the exchange rates are not as good.

Motor Insurance For Women

By on Monday, May 31st, 2010 | 12 Comments

Insurance companies have historically used demographic data on the gender and age of their consumers to determine insurance rates. In some cass, using this data places a burden on certain drivers to pay more for insurance than others. A common misconception held that men were better drivers than women resulting in higher premium car insurance for women.

The division of classes for car insurance for women and men, are mostly a thing of the past especially since the insurance industry is well-informed and more competitive regarding the differences in women and men drivers, showing women are, in most cases, just as safe as their male counterparts.

The trite saying that men perform better behind the wheel than women was the basis behind the belief that women car insurance is more costly. The physical evidence provided through a study by Carnegie-Mellon proved otherwise in the debate of which gender is the better driver. This study concluded that men are two times more likely to be involved in a traffic fatality than women.

To be completely honest and to honor the truth, women car insurance is cheaper than men car insurance.

A deeper look at the figures from another study revealed that while nearly 70% of women have never had a traffic violation, the figure for men was slightly less than 65%. An additional result of the study was the amount of multiple violations. The question revealed that men have received multiple citations 10% more often than women.

Since the insurance companies are aware that women are lower risk, many insurance companies gear specific programs toward car insurance for women. These programs guarantee that women pay a lower rate than men. These insurance companies have set up special individual companies to provide and underwrite car insurance for women only. Visit this car insurance site for personalized, free and fast quotes on any type of car insurance.

If you believe that car insurance for women is higher, you should consider the fact the insurance companies target young men as the riskiest of drivers. You can simply find out how your rates compare to other drivers by checking out a free web quote offered by may insurance companies. You will find that car insurance for women is in most cases less than the same class for men.

Even though a widespread viewpoint is that men are better drivers, the insurance companies do not tend to follow this flawed logic. Although insurance providers use demographics and gender as a consideration, the mere fact that one is a man or woman is only one factor in determining the amount of that person’s premium.

All in all, when deciding about an insurance company always make sure to get a good and cheap car insurance.

How to Become a Qualified HGV Driver

By on Sunday, May 30th, 2010 | 13 Comments

The UK may be in recession with thousands of people losing their jobs every month, but there is high demand for Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) drivers. Therefore, there is an opportunity for anyone who undertakes the necessary HGV training to get a job with good pay and job security.

In order to become an HGV driver, you need to be properly trained, qualified and licensed. You should start by finding a professional transport training company and enrolling on an HGV training course. You should look for a qualified training company who have instructors that are experienced at driving the type of vehicles you wish to drive. They should be knowledgeable, patient and good at building your confidence. They will be able to share with you a wealth of knowledge and skills that will prepare you for your driving test.

In order to drive a HGV vehicle, you will need to take a theory and a practical driving test, as follows:

The Theory Test

There are two parts to the theory test and they can be taken separately or on the same day. You can also choose which one to do first. You need to pass both parts to gain an overall pass. Once you have passed the theory test you can then apply to take your practical driving test.

The Practical Driving Test

This is designed to test the skills you will need to be a professional driver.

The practical test involves:

  • vehicle safety questions
  • a test of driving ability
  • a test of specific manoeuvres, including a braking exercise and reversing into a bay

To become an HGV driver you will need a high degree of vehicle handling skill, which is why you need the right HGV driver training before you take your practical test. To become a professional lorry driver you will also need to know about the regulations that relate to your work and have a strong knowledge of the Highway Code, especially road markings and signs that relate to heavy goods vehicles.

Steer clear of the average with faceted rings

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Before faceted rings, there was a time when jewelers used to hide their best wedding rings with the most exquisite and intricate designs. But now times have changed & diamond carved rings have made distinctive wedding rings a possibility for everyone.

While a men’s wedding ring might not be the most distinguishable part of a men’s daily ensemble, with faceted tungsten rings they don’t have to be boring to be boring. At their core, men’s wedding bands are all about simplicity.

While a women’s wedding ring is there to show off, a men’s band is there to simply state: I’m married, hands off. Because of this, men traditionally don’t go for anything like fancy diamonds or other “bling”, they simply stick with a precious metal.

While gold and silver are still beloved choices, many men have started to flock towards other metals such as tungsten. These metals still give off beauty and sophistication, but they also give off something else, something that makes them perfect for men.

Starting from the shapes, to that extra band and twists that you may wish to add, wedding rings are truly customizable. Also, a variety of stones can be added to the ring, precious and semi-precious alike.

Diamonds are a huge favorite in wedding bands and nothing else can match that exquisite spark provided by the centre piece made of a diamond. One of the most popular materials to add to these “metallic” rings is diamonds. Despite popular belief, men are looking for something intriguing and catchy for their wedding bands. Nobody can miss that sparkle in your eye which would match the sparkle from your wedding ring.

Camomile Essential Oil Properties

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Chamomile is a flowering plant, native to both Asia and Europe. The flowering plant of chamomile has small white flowers and a bright, yellow center. In addition to being originally grown in Asia and Europe, it is now widely grown throughout North America and Australia.

 

Due to its variety of health and beauty benefits, Chamomile is very commonly used in Cosmetic making and Soapmaking. The essential oil of chamomile, aka chamomile oil, is what is most often desired when used for soapmaking and cosmetic making. To make the essential oil, the flowering parts of the plant are steam distilled.. Chamomile oil is the concentrated essence of the plant, or the part of the plant that provides the benefits.

 

Chamomile’s benefits are numerous, but most commonly it is used to help relax, and soothe the body and mind. Chamomile can also relieve discomfort from aches and pains, due to its anti-inflammatory properties. To use to relieve comfort you can apply chamomile topically.. To use in this manner you can add a few drops of Chamomile essential oil to your lotions, salves or balms. When using the essential oil of chamomile, it is very important to obey all usage a safety guidelines. Chamomile can be used safely up to 4% for products that will wash off your skin, but with products like lotions and balms, try to keep it down to 2%. Another important thing to remember when dealing with Chamomile oil is that heating can destroy the chemical makeup of the oil, depleating its benefits, so its best to only add Chamomile at the cool down phase.

 

Ingesting chamomile is also an option. Chamomile can help relieve stomach aches and pains, as well as helping to calm and ease discomfort in the digestive tract. When ingested it is commonly taken in the form of a tea. Chamomile tea is readily available at any grocery store, and comes from a wide variety of makers. Another common uses for chamomile, when ingesting it, is its ability to help promote sleep, and help those with insomnia.

 

Chamomile is also great for your hair and skin. Chamomile can be added to a variety of hair products, including shampoo and conditioners to help get rid of dandruff, and restore dry, or damaged hair. For skin, it is commonly added to soaps and acne creams to help clear up skin.

 

On a cautionary note, Chamomile has been known to cause allergic reaction in some, due to its relation to ragweed. Should you have allergies to ragweed please consult a doctor before using chamomile. Additionally, Chamomile should not be used while pregnant.

 

To learn about all the properties associated with Chamomile please refer to each respective ingredient profile, German Chamomile Oil Profile, and Roman Chamomile Oil Profile. These two plants are slightly different, and the unique properties of each can be found on these pages.

 

For School Fundraising Ideas Try The Fashion Show

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Schools are constantly in need of funds. There are many fundraising activities that can help raise money such as worm charming or a car wash but a great favourite that involves everyone is the fashion show.

Whilst a fashion show will take a lot of planning (several months), the event can really pay off.

The school raises money by ticket sales, a raffle on the night and commission from clothes sales so it is potentially a good money spinner.

Seeing clothes close up can sway a persons decision on whether or not to buy so it is also good for the audience, plus its always nice to see friends and family modelling.

Getting outside help with the show is useful and there are companies specialising in this sort of thing. They will often supply a PA system, music, till, carrier bags and a full length mirror. They may well be able to help you with future fundraising ideas too.

Make sure the company you go has experience of putting on fashion shows and that their stock is appealing to your audience. It will also be useful if they have the means to accept credit and debit card payment as this will increase your sales on the night.

You will need to decide whether you want to include refreshments in the ticket price and how much profit you are hoping to make on the night. Be realistic as you don’t want to put people off with the ticket price.

The venue you choose will need to be big enough to seat everyone expected and it needs to have a flat floor. A raised stage area will be an added bonus as it will make the catwalk more of a feature. Plenty of electrical points will be needed, as will a room for the models to change. Changing rooms for the audience to use after the show will also be required. The school hall may be suitable, but if not, consider the village hall or other venues nearby. Seating will also need to be sourced.

A good turn out is needed for the show so you will need to market it to your target audience which will probably largely consist of parents. Send a press release to the local paper, notify the parish magazine and make up posters to put up near the school. The school art department should be quite handy with the posters.

Pupils, staff and parents can all be used as models. Several rehearsals will be required so that everyone knows what to do on the night.

As school fundraising ideas go, the fashion show is great. With careful planning, your  fashion show should be a great night out and a financial success too.

Bridging the Gap – “Connecting Across Generations in the Work Place!”

By on Sunday, May 30th, 2010 | 15 Comments

Bridging the Gap – “Connecting Across Generations in the Work Place!”

Baby Boomers (born 1946-1964) are starting to retire. They hold 70% of the leadership positions in businesses today. As this generation transitions out of the work place, it’s creating a shortage of skilled leaders.

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What are you doing to develop your Generation Y (born 1978-1994) employees to lead your business in the future?
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What motivates Generation Y?
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What are Generation Y’s expectations of your business?
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What are you doiing to bridge communication between Baby Boomers and GenerationY in your business?
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Learn how to work with, and lead across, generations successfully!

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Through the success strategies in Bridging the Gap you will:

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understand the strengths each generation has to offer, and how they can work together to increase profits and productivity
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strategies for understanding three major challenges facing the multi generational work place…communication, work ethic, and skill set
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discover characteristics of each generation and what shaped their world view
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use the strength of each generation to learn from each other.

Hello world!

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