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DesireSOLD OUTDesireI Want A Rich ManSophia is a materialistic woman who will do anything to marry a rich man. She finally gets to meet the type of man that she has always dreamed of. Carlton is rich and handsome but there is something intriguing about him.Loving Two WomenMarco is in love with two women: Tara and Vicki. Unable to decide which of the two women he really wants to live with, he makes a bizarre proposal to both of them.
I Want A Rich ManSOLD OUTI Want A Rich ManSophia is a materialistic woman who will do anything to marry a rich man. She finally gets to meet the type of man that she has always dreamed of. Carlton is rich and handsome but there is something intriguing about him.
Sicily Adventure Guide (Adventure Guides)SOLD OUTReviewA great new resource. --Travel + LeisureThe perfect companion for planning. --Rutgers MagazineThese useful travel guides are highly recommended. --Library JournalThere aren't many places in the world you can ski and then hit the beach afterwards for a refreshing dip; see Greek, Roman, Etruscan, medieval and Arabic architecture all in the same town; and meet some of the friendliest people in the world. The richness in culture is demonstrated in the theater, cinema and art found everywhere.
Sicily's Aeolian Islands: Stromboli, Vulcano, Lipori,SOLD OUTThese seven delightful islands lie off the north coast of Milazzo between Italy and Sicily. Each is different, featuring steaming volcanoes, luxurious mud baths to wallow in, crystal-clear waters full of fish and caves to explore, beaches to relax on, pleasant island walks and some serious trekking to reach the volcanic craters. However, they also share the same great weather in summer, fertile soils, beautiful blue waters, wonderful vistas and waves of day-trippers and vacationers.
Sicily's Catania: Mt. Etna & Beyond (AdventureSOLD OUTCatania is Sicily's second-largest city and is often the first place where foreign tourists arrive on the island. It's one of the island's most intriguing centers. You'll immediately sense a vibrancy and liveliness that's not so apparent in the capital. It's the best of both worlds. The pandemonium of Palermo is not here and yet the piazzas and markets are still busy, there's fantastic student nightlife with cheap food and music, some of Sicily's most pungent markets and glorious historical buildings.
Palermo Sicily & Its Surroundings (Travel SOLD OUTThere aren't many places in the world you can ski and then hit the beach afterwards for a refreshing dip; see Greek, Roman, Etruscan, medieval and Arabic architecture all in the same town; and meet some of the friendliest people in the world. The richness in culture is demonstrated in the theater, cinema and art found everywhere. The island of Sicily is like another world compared to the rest of Italy - only three km away over the Messina Straits.
Siracusa, Ragusa & Southeastern Sicily (TravelSOLD OUTThe southeastern corner of Sicily is a popular choice with travelers. Its historic towns, beautiful scenery and uncrowded beaches merit a substantial part of any Sicilian itinerary. Two glorious epochs in history have helped make the southeast towns what they are today. The Greeks settled the region and it flourished for 500 years under them as a center of culture, learning and political power. The second epoch was made possible by a devastating earthquake that flattened towns and villages in 1693.
Business Revolution through Ancestral Wisdom: The$19.52The Circle is the most important pattern of the cosmos.All wisdom traditions point toward this fundamental truth. There is a pattern to the flow of the universe: it flows in a circle. It follows that when human activities flow in a circular manner, they receive tremendous support from the universe. Aligning with this flow is key to lasting happiness, success, and peace. This wisdom is applicable to business. The Circle can help us restructure businesses so that energy continuously flows through them, keeping them vital.
Sicily's Tyrrhenian Coast: Cefalu, Milazzo, CaSOLD OUTAn Island within an island. The Tyrrhenian coast runs almost the entire length of Sicily's northern shore and is an uninterrupted line of resorts, beaches and little towns. Cefalu is the major attraction along the coast, with a pretty town and beach set below a rocky outcrop. After Taormina, it's the busiest of Sicily's coastal resorts. The Parco Madonie rises behind Cefalu and is popular with skiers in winter and hikers during the summer months.