Mediterranean Plus Newsletter Fall 2018-Winter 2019

Mediterranean Plus Fall 2018 Winter 2019
Stories and Flavors from the
Mediterranean
It is about endless art effect
Entertainmenet Fun
Pros Cons(P5)
About everything Mediterranean and everything that is engaged by surrounding
Mediterranean. About culture, social, people, business, and personals. Although most of the
Mediterranean culture is faded into every other culture, it mean a lot to point out the best of
it and interacting with everythig else.

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Dear members:
With pleasure I introduce to you our first of a kind newsletter from Mediterranean Plus Magazine. This
newsletter is precise to promote awareness among those who have interest in activities around
Mediterranean Plus everything that interact around the Mediterranean everything.
Most Mediterranean culture, food, and people are faded into the large and more broad community at
large. Therefore, it is important to include everyone else part of everything we do on a daily basis. I like to
keep it short and more focus activities, places, and people. However, this is about what you need to know
of upcoming events, places to go, and also services available for you and your family.
What is Mediterranean to all of us is the same of anything that come out from all the geographical area
located around the Mediterranean Sea. History have made many changes to the locations, food, culture
social impact. Many have seen changes in names of food, cities, beaches, and even countries. The
change continue for better or worse that most of us have no control. We continue to enjoy the best of
what is available for us from economics challenge, food, jobs, education, and nice looking and fun places
to travel and explore.
I hope that you enjoy what we offer of products and services selected to be the best there is of benefit to
you and your family. Wishing you happy holiday season and prosperous new year.
Sincerely:
EddieAdel. Publisher, Mediterranean Plus Magazine.
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My Favorite Pizza Spot and all about Pizza BJ's Summerlin
Here are the top 10 best nutritional pizza toppings that you should consider.
• Mushrooms.
• Diced Chicken. ...
• Garlic. ...
• Extra Tomato Sauce. ...
• Low-Fat Cheese. ...
• Pineapple. ...
• Parmesan Cheese. ...
• Ham. Ham is one of the best protein choices to add on: It's lower in fat than
sausage, ground beef or crumbled bacon, and also contains more protein.
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Valentine's Love
Affair - Las Vegas
2019
Cous Cous
Mediterranean Café.
The best, the good,
the great, and the
ugly at the greek fest
Happy valentine 2019
Las Vegas
I went for the name of it
Have some Cous Cous
and you never leave
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Have more exposure and explore
your boundaries to the people
who are most interested in you
and what you offer of services
and like to hear about you.
Thank you for your preview of
our newsletter. For all your
inquiries please contact us via
our services page online at
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We accept writeups, images.
New events and activities via
email at weconnect2.ee@
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form on contact us page.
Atmosphere is a must in any
place. When one rate any place
most points of rating focus on
how the place impression at first
and last of the visit. The rest as
important such as what the place
offer, service, clean, and friendly.
Coffee I know +, service+, and
sanitation+. Atmosphere is a
must-. (+++-) People Choice +
and -
Oldways created the Mediterranean Diet Pyramid in 1993 (with the WHO and the
Harvard School of Public Health). Since then, we’ve been actively promoting the
science behind the Mediterranean Diet’s health benefits and educating people about the
delicious foods of the Mediterranean region.
Evidence shows that following the Med Diet can help you achieve weight management
goals, lower your risk of heart disease and high blood pressure, fight certain cancers
and chronic diseases, avoid diabetes, and more. Plus: It’s easy, affordable, and
delicious.
OLDWAYS
MEDITERRANEAN PROGRAM
This Oldways program helps people discover Mediterranean foods and flavors and teaches them how to
live the remarkably healthy lifestyle of the Mediterranean Diet.
Inspiring good health through cultural food tradition
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Las Vegas Story
The Foundation of Las Vegas
For hundreds of years Native Americans lived in the area where Las Vegas now stands. They grew corn
and squashes. Then in 1829 a Spanish trader named Antonio Armijo led a group of men through the
area. They called it Las Vegas (Spanish for 'The Meadows'). Then in 1844 an American named John C
Fremont of the US Topographical Corps explored the region. In 1855 a group of Mormons settled in the
region but in 1858 they moved on.
Permanent settlement began in 1865 when a man named Octavius Gass set up a ranch called the Las
Vegas Ranch. In 1881 it passed to Archibald Stewart. When he died in 1884 his wife Helen took over. In
1903 she sold the ranch to a railroad company. They built a railroad through the area in 1905. As soon as
the railroad was completed a new town was founded.
The Growth of Las Vegas
The city of Las Vegas was incorporated in 1911. At that time it was a small settlement with a population of
about 1,000. However it soon grew much larger. By 1920 Las Vegas had a population of over 2,000.
Then in 1931 work began on building the Hoover Dam. As a result the population of Las Vegas boomed.
Meanwhile the state of Nevada legalized gambling in 1931 and casinos were founded in Las Vegas. In
1941 El Rancho Vegas opened as the first resort on The Strip. After the Second World War Las Vegas
thrived on gambling. Its population boomed. By 1960 Las Vegas had more than 64,000 people.
The Dolphin opened in 1946. The Riviera opened in 1955. Then in 1966 the reclusive millionaire Howard
Hughes moved to Las Vegas. The same year, 1966 Caesars Palace opened. Circus Circus opened in
1968. In the late 20th century Las Vegas continued to grow very rapidly. Its population boomed.
Meanwhile The Liberace Museum opened in Las Vegas in 1979 and the Fremont Street Experience was
built in 1995.
In 2005 Las Vegas celebrated its centenary. The same year, 2005 the Museum of Atomic Testing
opened. The National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement opened in 2012. The same
year a new Las Vegas City Hall opened. Today Las Vegas continued to thrive on tourism, gambling and
weddings. Today the population of Las Vegas is 633,000.
Las Vegas Brief History
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Entertainment Fun Pros
1- Healthy
The best of any entertainment is the health
benefits that contribute to slow aging from sport,
food, music, movies, arts, books, travel, and other
forms that stir up the endorphins chemicals and
vibrate the body.
2- Education
Entertainment Fun educate people about variety
of subjects from history, culture, religion,
technology, and the future.
3- Opportunities
The Business, industry, jobs don’t stop at
exploring talent of fun and entertainment. The
continuous expansion of technology internet
created unlimited open doors to become part of
entertainment and fun.
Cons
1-Moderation
Like everything else must be moderate. There is
no limit to how much fun entertainment one can
have.
2- Withdrawals
The second you realize the fun is over you
become suppress depressed. Most continue to
dream about the comeback and effect everything
around them.
3- Safety
It can be dangerous mentally and physically for
everything is involved to have fun and create
entertainment.
Our Story
We created this newsletter because of the need
for more of simple ways to spread the words
communicate and reach out to specific local
audience, nationwide viewers and readers, and
international visitors. Definitely still an ample
amount of paper bag type of publications
popularity for those who continue to be interested
in books and magazine on bookshelves and
magazines newspapers stand. The price continue
to rise passing the cost on publishers and readers
as well. Also, more important the lack of interest in
viewers in paper bag publications due to the first
look for the cover with high price tag. True in most
cases you can tell the book or magazine from the
cover, and price is extremely important. Most
interested readers back off from touching
publications with high tag prices for the simple
reason that most information are easily accessible
online, and so why pay so much for most with the
click and touch of any hand held device to get
almost the same type of publications contents for
less in price or even better most the time for free.
The event is almost with perfect timing as we all
say goodbye to this year 2018 and we about to
welcome the new year of 2019.
The availability of already established social
media members help promoting this newsletter
and make it a competitive publication and a
popular form of promotion.
As a publisher, I learn most of my skills from
college and hands on work experience with
companies such as FMCC Ford motor Credit
Corporation as an employee facilitator, and with
The Private Industry Council South East Los
Angeles County JTPA program (SELACOPIC) as
a Marketing Coordinator producing annual
reports, pamphlets, news press releases, annual
calendar and variety of media marketing tools.We
all strive to make the best of our work and never
gave up for less. We wish you Happy Holidays
and Prosperous New Year.
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Newsletter Fall 2018-Winter 2019
The perfect cookbook for anyone who loves Mediterranean cuisine
With so many people interested in healthier cooking, the popularity of Mediterranean cuisine—with its
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