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Every February, the world goes romance mad with cards, flowers and gifts, especially chocolate, being exchanged between loved ones. 192 million Valentine’s Day cards are exchanged annually, making Valentine’s Day the second-most popular greeting card giving occasion after Christmas.
So, how did it all start? There has long been a day of love celebrated dating back to ancient Rome but quite how Saint Valentine managed to get himself associated with the celebration is not clear. The Catholic Church actually recognises three different saints called Valentine or Valentinus
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They are determined to put an end to doom and gloom, and help with the rejuvenation of your business and your mindset, and help you to turn negativity around into a positive and inspirational start to the new decade.
Here are some dates for your diary that might help to do just that:
SEMINARS: Due to requests from their members and guests, on Monday 8th of February they will be holding the first Company Women Seminar at El Principe Centre in San Miguel de Salinas. This is an evening seminar, (7.00 pm to 10.00) and will cover sales, shoe-string marketing and internet marketing. The speakers will be Tracey Cavill, Vicki Riley, and Belinda Regan. The room has been donated free of charge, so only a nominal fee of 5 euros per person will be charged to cover costs.
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Monday, 15 February 2010 |
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We have all of us been shocked by the terrible television pictures of the destruction following the earthquake in Haiti. The images of people roaming the streets in shock with their homes lying in ruins around them and even the Presidential palace unable to withstand the force of nature will stay with us for a long time.
Spain has played a leading role in the search and rescue operation with teams from here being among the first to arrive with special dogs trained to find people under the rubble and find people they did. Now, those teams have come home, leaving behind groups such as ‘Bomberos sin fronteras’ and ‘Cruz Roja’ who will continue the work of helping the survivors, finding and burying the bodies and helping the country to get back on its feet.
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