By Travis Bradberry The typical workday is long enough as it is, and technology is making it even longer. When you do finally get home from a full day at the office, your mobile phone rings off the hook, and emails drop into your inbox from people who expect immediate responses. …
May, 2016
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18 May
Signing Ceremony of Inter-Institutional Agreement with the Supreme Court of Baja California
County Department of Child Support Services to host signing ceremony next week. PRESS RELEASE: Thursday, May 26, the Imperial County Department of Child Support Services (DCSS) will host a historic ceremony to commemorate the signing of an Inter-Institutional Agreement between DCSS and the Supreme Court of Baja California (Poder Judicial …
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14 May
CONAGO COMMISSION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF WINE INDUSTRY WAS INSTALLED
VALLE OF GUADALUPE , BC- Wednesday, May 11th, 2016.- The State Governor, Francisco Vega de Lamadrid and the Governor of Oaxaca and President of the National Conference of Governors (CONAGO), Gabino Cué Monteagudo, led the installation of the Commission for the Development of Wine Industry, through which this sector will …
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12 May
San Diego State University – Imperial Valley 56th Commencement
Picture of SDSU- Calexico Campus 56th Commencement Rehearsal On Thursday, May 12, 2016 SDSU – Imperial Valley will hold its 56th Commencement. The Processional will commence at 7 PM on the Campus Quad. The guest speaker will be Fernando de Necochea, retired Provost and Assistant to the Dean at …
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8 May
California Growers Opposed to Lemons From Argentina
The USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) is proposing to allow lemons from Argentina. California’s lemon industry worries about disease potential. California’s lemon industry was valued at $596,124,000 in 2014, with Ventura, Riverside, San Diego, Tulare and Kern counties the leading growers. BY: ROBERT RODRIGUEZ California citrus officials are fuming …
April, 2016
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1 April
The 9th Annual Imperial Valley Renewable Energy Summit
The 9th annual Imperial Valley Renewable Energy Summit brought together a slate of speakers who highlighted the renewable energy development potential throughout the region. The Summit provided a dynamic forum for over 250 attendees, including clean energy visionaries, energy policy experts, public officials and investors to discuss the issues …
March, 2016
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26 March
Five Things You Can Do To Show Your Support To Conserve Water
Did you know that only 1% of the world’s whole water supply is fresh water and accessible for direct human uses? Isn’t that something to worry about? If you’ve ever been on social media, you might have noticed that there seems to be a “day” for everything – Friends Day, World Nutella …
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22 March
How I Found Out Writing Was My Calling, by Bestselling Fitness and Personal Development Author, Derek Doepker.
By: Derek Doepker A few years ago, if you would have told me I’d be a writer, I would have called you crazy. Never would I imagine writing books, much less publishing bestselling books, would be my future calling. But today, I can’t imagine anything else. In 2011, I arrived in …
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21 March
HISTORY OF THE U.S. PROHIBITION OR DRY LAW: “THE GATES TO HELL WILL BE CLOSED FOREVER.”
By: Javier Sánchez Valenzuela Mail: javier@elsume.com “Tonight, a minute after twelve, a new nation will be born. The drinking devil is writing his will. An Era of new ideas and clean manners starts. The ghettos will soon be part of the past. All jails and prisons will be empty; we’ll transform …
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20 March
Small Business Administration Helps Entrepreneurs Succeed
By: Renee C. Quinn Have you ever started a business of your own? Have you been faced with the difficulties it takes in getting a start-up business off the ground? Well if you or someone you know has ever… I sound like a rather familiar commercial don’t I? I thought …
