Ciralight Global Surpasses 100 Dealers Globally


Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) November 09, 2011

Ciralight Global Inc., (OTCBB:CGHA), clean technology manufacturer of its patented solar powered Ciralight SunTracker Daylighting Systems, extends its worldwide reach through its growing international Distributor and Dealer Network, which now encompasses the United States, Canada, Europe, parts of the Middle East, the Caribbean, Central and South America and significant areas of Asia.

Jeff Brain, President and CEO of Ciralight, said: “We are pleased to announce we have recently surpassed our near term goal of having at least 100 dealers and distributors of our SunTracker Daylighting Systems.” We are well on our way to meeting our goal of creating a global network of dealers and distributors on every continent who are actively promoting Ciralight SunTrackers and bring our solar powered natural lighting system to people throughout the world.

Ciralight has established Ciralight Europe as a distributor for Europe and Ciralight SunTrackers are now available for sale in all of the 29 EU as well as other non-EU countries in Europe. These countries include France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, United Kingdom, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Denmark, Norway Poland, Czech Republic, Lithuania, Slovak Republic, Latvia, Belarus, Russia, Romania, Ukraine, Serbia, Hungary, Bulgaria and Georgia.

Ciralight has also established dealer and distributor agreements in Australia, as well as Central and South America, including the countries of El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Columbia, Panama, Costa Rica, Belize and Mexico. In Asia, Ciralight is represented in South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia and Turkey. In addition, Ciralight is in the process of setting up distribution in Tunisia, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Algeria. Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic are also active sales areas for Ciralight in the Caribbean.

Ciralight recently announced that it entered an agreement with ABM Industries, a Fortune 1000, NYSE listed company with over $ 3.5 billion in annual sales to sell Ciralight’s SunTrackers as a part of their Energy Division. ABM is one of the largest Facility Services contractors in the United States and Canada, with over 96,000 employees and 240 offices.

Ciralight SunTrackers are a solar powered lighting solution. SunTrackersuse GPS technology and mirrors to drive natural light into buildings and provide abundant, free, lighting for buildings and schools. SunTrackers allow buildings to turn off their electric lights for up to 10 hours a day resulting in significant energy savings of 40-80%. SunTrackers are solar powered and so do not require the use of any electric power. They are an excellent solution for countries where electric power is expensive, or not widely available.

In addition to the significant energy cost savings, studies show the benefits of natural light like that from SunTrackers include increased worker productivity, fewer absenteeism and worker comp claims, increased sales in retail businesses, higher scores in schools and are better for the environment.

A partial list of businesses using SunTrackers include: Whole Foods, Walgreens, West Marine, Staples, Ace Hardware, Google, LG, Boeing, Caterpillar, Johnson & Johnson, Fresh & Easy, Giant Foods, Market of Choice, IKEA, Frito Lay, The Columbus Zoo, Eaton Corp, Firestone, Office Depot, Disney Studios, Sky Harbor Airport (Phoenix, AZ), San Francisco Airport, as well as numerous cities and school districts.

About Ciralight Global

Ciralight Global, Inc., headquartered in Corona, California, was created to bring natural solar daylighting indoors using our patented “Smart skylight” technology that utilizes a GPS unit that tracks the sun and a lens and mirror design to direct the natural light produced from the sun at a level of intensity and clarity that makes electric lighting unnecessary during daylight hours. The result is a free green natural light source during daylight hours, which will save energy, lower utility bills, improve customer and employee satisfaction and enhance performance in schools, factories and businesses that use the system. Now with the worldwide movement toward natural sources of energy and supporting a greener planet, Ciralight Global, Inc. is moving forward to make Solar Daylighting a construction industry staple and help millions of people experience healthier, less expensive, and energy saving lighting, naturally. Ciralight Global, Inc. is the undisputed leader in the daylighting revolution.

Forward-Looking Statements Any statements contained in this press release that refer to future events or other non-historical matters are forward-looking statements. Ciralight Global, Inc. disclaims any intent or obligation to update any forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are based on the reasonable expectations of Ciralight Global, Inc. as of the date of this press release and are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from current expectations. The information discussed in this release is subject to various risks and uncertainties, results of operations or financial condition, national and international government regulations and the risks associated with doing business across borders and territories, and such other risks and uncertainties as detailed from time to time in Ciralight Global, Inc.’s periodic filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Contact information:

Michael Selsman: 310-553-5732 – ms(at)publiccommunications(dot)biz (media relations)

Jeff Brain: 877-520-5005 Ext 130 – jeffbrain(at)ciralightglobal(dot)com (business relations)

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Expressive Big Stuffed Animals

Kids Love Big Stuffed Animals

Among all types of toys, big stuffed animals are suitable for kids of all ages. As a matter of fact, big stuffed animals, also, make great gifts for adults since these may express different affections that include warmth, friendship, love and admiration.

Big struffed animals

It was centuries ago when real stuffed animals were believed to have existed. Though there was no documentation regarding this, painted images of these adorned the early Egyptian tombs. On the other hand, these were used to replace actual animals in religious ceremonies of other civilizations.

Stuffed animals, nowadays, come in the form of toys. The very first stuffed animals emerged in the 1830’s. Most of them were handmade, so they were not consistent, when it comes to quality. A majority was made from cloth and filled with straw.

Sock puppets are perfect examples of these.

The Steiff Company In Germany Produces Stuffed Animals

Stuffed animals that we are familiar with, are similar to the ones that were commercially produced by Steiff Company in Germany. They were made from a plush like material known as mohair. The production of these soft playthings began with soft elephant pincushions that turned into toys. This was followed by other animal designs, the most popular of which was the soft bear designed by Richard Steiff  in 1902.

Why Is The Mitchtom’s Stuffed Animal Called “Teddy”?

The creation of the Steiff stuffed bear coincided with the teddy bear designed by Morrist, a Jewish immigrant who lived in the USA. This was named after President Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt because of the admiral gesture shown towards a wounded bear cub in a well-publicized hunting trip.

The scene was drawn by a political cartoonist named Clifford Berryman, in the Evening Post. Initially, the bear was presented as the wild animal that it truly is. However, the bear was later transformed to a cute and cuddly cub.  Mitchtom mass-produced the teddy bear with the help of Butler Brother’s Company. Then in the same year,  he started his own business, the Ideal Novelty and Toy Company.

The stuffed toy bears of both Steiff and Mitchtom created a craze, with ladies and kids taking their teddy bears along with them whenever they went. This trend encouraged other toy manufacturers to create their own version of this stuffed toy. Other stuffed animals surfaced in the market and came in the form of wild beasts, birds, dinosaurs, pets and farm animals, to name a few.

Stuffed Bears Always Bring A Smile

The larger ones are more popular as they are favored as presents to kids. They were, also, given to ladies on the occasion of Valentine’s Day and as a birthday or anniversary gift. These gifts, always, bring a smile to whoever receives them.

Big stuffed animals may look realistic with their size and detailed designs but are cute, ultra soft and huggable. No kid and adult would resist touching them. Though most of the kids, at present, are occupied with their electronic gadgets, the appeal of big stuffed animals will, always, remain here to stay.

Angeline Hope is a collector of big stuffed animals. You can view a huge selection of quality big stuffed animal toys at TabbyPlush.com.

Out and About in Geneva

Article by Lukas Johannes

As a global hub for business and diplomacy, Geneva always feels alert and alive. Couple this with the sumptuous surroundings of Lake Geneva and the Swiss Alps and you have one of the most pleasant cities in Europe. Even if you’re just passing through on your way into the mountains to hit the pistes, you may want to take a little time to enjoy the city before your Geneva airport ski transfers take you on to your destination. Read on for a guide that gives you the best of the city in just one day.

A Cosy Breakfast In The Old Town Of Geneva

If your flight lands early in the morning, getting into town for breakfast while the streets rouse is an opportunity not to be missed. In the winter, travellers may be tempted to stay in the terminal while they wait for their Geneva airport ski transfers, but the bakeries and coffee shops of the Old Town have bundles of atmosphere and are nice and cosy. Once you’ve warmed up with a hot drink, the streets of the old quarter are wonderful to wander around. By now the city should well and truly have woken up and the rest of the day lies ahead of you…

Geneva SwitzerlandLinger on the Lake Of Geneva

Lake Geneva alone is worth taking a detour into the city between flights and Geneva airport ski transfers. Stroll along the water in one of the picturesque parks – or take one of the cruises that run whatever the weather – and contemplate the sweeping mountains, which look all the more dramatic and exciting if you’re anticipating your first ski of the season. You could take lunch here, or head on into the cosmopolitan heart of the city for any kind of cuisine that takes your fancy – before getting down to some serious shopping.

 

Chocolate, Couture… and Watches!

If you’ve never shopped in Switzerland, you’re in for a singular experience. The time between arriving in the city and continuing on your Geneva airport ski transfers is a good opportunity to pick up some gifts for those back home – chocolate is often a good bet, if you can resist eating it yourself. The delis, boutiques and bookshops will suit every taste, and being part of the general buzz and bustle is enjoyable enough in itself. And if you’ve ever wanted a gold watch… well, now’s your chance.

If the end of the afternoon finds you longing for your hotel and a good night’s sleep, you can return to the airport and carry on your way, a day’s worth of experience the richer for having experienced one of the world’s great cities.

Lukas Johannes is a driver for Shuttle Direct’s Geneva airport ski transfers route to the city and ski resorts in the region. Shuttle Direct provide pre-booked shuttles to major destinations all over Europe. Wherever you travel, Shuttle Direct can make sure that you don’t miss your car on your holiday abroad.

Travel Guide to Zurich

Zurich’s Uniqueness

Zurich is a unique city. For one it is much cleaner than most. This may seem like an odd statement, but its true. You will be struck by the almost sterile like cleanliness of this metropolis. After getting over the initial shock that a city can be so clean, you will be pleased to find Zurich is brimming with character. There are all the modern amenities that most cities have like nightclubs, fine dining, and haute couture boutiques, but there is also a bustling old city where the past shines through in all its quaint and charming glory.

Steam Boat "Stadt Zurich"

Culture

The city has a long history with the arts and boasts many museums, galleries, operas and theatres. For those looking for nightlife, Zurich has something to cater to everyone’s tastes. Each year it plays host to The Street Parade, one of the world’s largest outdoor techno parties attracting around a million people each August. The city is renowned for its many bars, pubs and clubs, and is also home to many fine cafes, restaurants, cinemas and leisure facilities. It really is a city with something to offer everyone’s tastes.

The Outdoors

Those more interested in outdoor entertainment can purchase a snow’n'rail ticket, which includes a train and ski pass, from the Hauptbahnhof during months in the winter. Ticket-holders are able to ride the train to a ski resort in the morning and return in the evening. The closest large ski resort for short breaks in Zurich is Flumserberg, a setting popular with Zurich natives. The resort has a variety of runs, for beginners to experts, and offers an alpine garden, shops, restaurants and a night club.

History

Great Church (Gross Munster) is a 12th-century cathedral possessing both historical and architectural significance. Cathedral’s twin towers serve as perhaps the most recognizable landmarks in modern Zurich.

Shopping

Bahnhofstrasse is a famous pedestrian street. It offers the top-notch shopping opportunities for the rich and is also home to some of the world’s most important banks. You can take some of the most expensive items home from the Bahnhofstrasse Street.

Log on to http://www.my-zurich.co.uk and you’ll find everything that you need for Zurich city breaks

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The best wedding souvenirs for guests

Souvenirs for wedding guests

Wedding souvenirs

A wedding is for most couples the happiest day in their life. The wedding party is the moment they will share their happiness with their family, friends, colleagues and some other people. Most couples will pleasure and thank their guests with a nice wedding souvenir which remind them on this beautiful day.

Here are a few suggestions which may help you to select a wedding souvenir for your guests:

* Wine glasses- Wine glasses are popular wedding souvenirs. Maybe you can buy a glass etching kit and engrave your names and wedding date. Every time your guests will drink a glass of wine they will remember your wedding and the happiness of this memorable moment.

* Candles- There is plenty of choice in candles as wedding souvenirs for your guests. You can personalize these candles with a picture of your wedding. Maybe candles with a ribbon can be a good idea. You can put these candles in a box and decorate this with a ribbon and a romantic text which reminds the day of your wedding.

* Disposable camera- Disposable cameras are some original ideas to share your wedding day with your guests. Most guests will take different pictures and no moment of you wedding will be forgotten. You will gather more pictures and it is a surplus which you can add with these taken by a professional photographer. Your guests will be happy with this souvenir and you can almost be sure that someone has taken a picture of every little wonderful moment of your wedding. Every picture is a as well a memory for you as for your guests.

* Ceramic figure- Ceramic figures are wonderful souvenirs to give your guests. A wedding bell or a vase with the name of the bride/groom on a ribbon attached will remind your guests this unforgettable day of your life and it is a nice surprise to decorate their room. Ceramic figures are timeless souvenirs and everyone will appreciate such gifts.

* Candy- Most everyone loves candy and you can’t go wrong with buying candies to pleasure your guests. You can buy a box with different kinds of sweets but maybe chocolate will be the best choice for your guests. Chocolate is one of the most popular candies and there is plenty of choice to make variation in a candy box for your guests. It is preferable to compose a box with different kinds of chocolate, for example milk, dark, praline or some others and there are also different brands available.

 

It is preferable to make your candy wedding souvenir romantic; this can easy be done by composing a chocolate box with a variety of chocolate in the shape of a heart, roses, swans, birds or any romantic item. You can best place them in a special wrapper and the bride and groom’s name on it.

It is important to consider a few factors before you take the final decision of the wedding surprise for your guests. It is necessary you pay attention which souvenir you will buy because you want that your guests will remind your wedding more fondly than some other ones. It is not a matter of spending much money but finding something which can be useful for your guests and will remember them always on your wedding. Creativity and inspiration is the key to find the perfect wedding surprise for your guests.

Written by Erik

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Zurich Streetparade 2012 – Infos And Tips

One of the stages along the route of the Streetparade 2004

Zurich Streetparade 2004

 

The legendary Zurich Streetparade will be making its way around Zurich’s lakeside on Saturday August 11, 2012. It’s the 21st Streetparade and once more it will attract more than half a million visitors. The motto of the 2012 Streetparade is “Follow your heart!”


The Official House 2012 mixed by Mr. Da-Nos can already be bought at http://streetparade.xyxle.com/


Hula hula girls at the Zurich Streetparade 2004

The official Zurich Streeparade website provides all the news and information about the Streetparade 2012: http://www.streetparade.com.

And here at Google you’ll get all the images: http://www.google.ch/search?q=streetparade+images&hl=de&client=firefox-a&hs=z3a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&prmd=imvns&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=yxT2T8GzHYOh-Qa3zqTZBg&ved=0CFoQsAQ&biw=1680&bih=825.

The Zurich Streetparade is the craziest party you can imagine! The happy dancers in their unique colorful outfits are living their dreams! Fantasies become reality! Almost everything is possible and tolerated! There is love, freedom and happiness around the whole lakeside! The House music of the Love Mobiles can easily exceed 100 db and therefore it’s recommended to wear ear protection.


http://www.funshop.ch is an online shop and one of its more than 40’000 articles will for sure fit your needs! Not a bad idea to have a look at this fun shop when preparing for the Streetparade. And important: Don’t forget the ear protection!


The Streetparade 2012 slogan “Follow your hearts” is a call to be true to yourself, to listen to the inner voice that knows your longings and desires. Making love and joy shall be your daily companions… [more about the slogan]

The happy-go-lucky feeling the Streetparade 2012 Anthem spreads is created by the Swiss Youngstar DJ Adam B. Swiss Yongstar DJ Adam B. shall not be mixed up with the well known Belgium DJ Adam B. A preview of the track “Summer Dream – Follow Your Heart” on tillate.com provides an approximate idea of the easygoing sound of the Streetparade 2012 Anthem.


One of my favorite videos of the Zurich Streetparade by Photgrapher Uri Rosenberg:


 

Zurich Old Town Video Tour – St. Peter Chruch

Zurich Old Town and St. Peter

St. Peter

Next to the Lindenhof hill, site of the former Roman castle, a temple to Iuppiter was built on the site of todays St. Peter Church. An early small church is archaeologically attested for the 9th century. This first old chruch was replaced by a romanesque church around AD 1000.  1230 it was replaced by an other romanesque structure. Parts of the 1230 building survive. 1460 the nave was reconstructed in Gothic style. Prior to the reformation, St. Peter was the only parish church of the town, the rest being part of monasteries. St. Peter is one of the four protestant churches that are dominating the Zurich old town.

 

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Zurich is the worlds best city in which to live, with the highest quality of life, according to recent studies — which also makes it a perfect place to visit. While most people know Zurich’s reputation as a modern banking center, you will be surprised to discover Zurich old town which is among the largest in Switzerland. Zurich is ranked number one because of its superb cultural, economic and environmental conditions, and for high scores on other important social criteria, as determined by the Mercer Human Resource Foundations annual study. This financial capital makes a convenient final destination in our Alpine journey, for it is another attractive town, with a quaint old section by the river, and is just 30 minutes away from the airport for our flight home. We spend the evening, with time for dinner and a stroll along the banks of the river in Zurich old town, enjoying its pedestrian atmosphere. These cobblestone lanes lined with old buildings provide a picture-perfect experience to complete our tour. Zurich old town is an ideal place to stay — especially when you consider the main visitor attraction: a beautiful old town of cobbled lanes lined with historic buildings and numerous fine shops and restaurants. It is delightful to wander in Zurich’s old town large pedestrian zone that is filled with enchanting little alleys which lead through an ancient town founded during the Middle Ages. Visitors can take pleasure in its wonderful lifestyle, enjoying friendly, efficient

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History of Dressage

History of DressageArticle by Phillip Loughran

Dressage aims to produce a harmony and understanding between horse and rider, developing a high level of athletic ability and willingness to participate. The rider instructs the horse with a series of slight body movements.

Loosely translated at ‘training’ in French, dressage is a display of the skill of the rider, and his steed. Man’s association with, and training of horses can be dated back to 800BC with substantial gains in understanding around 3-400BC through the theories of General Xenophon of Greece, once a student of Socrates.

Xenophon understood that reward and kindness were important tools in horsemanship, and placed emphasis on the importance of position and posture. His goal was not to train horses for dressage or carousel, but for battle. An agile and responsive horse in battle was a valuable commodity and his techniques are still held in high regard today.

Ancient Romans developed the first horse shoes, called ‘hipposandals’ to minimise wear on the horse’s hooves. They seem to have followed the base practices of Greek horsemanship, seeing the large advantage a fighter on horseback has over his ground based enemy. Around this time horses were given great care and attention, with high authority guards in charge of their care. There is less information on dressage in the Roman era, and even less in the period following their downfall.

It would seem a more heavy handed approach was adopted in the Dark Ages. Only the wealthy could afford to fight from horseback, and horses became a status symbol of the times. Dressage itself does not seem apparent in warfare of this time. This may be due to the heavy armour and weapons common of this era. Horses able to carry this weight would need to be heavy and less agile themselves, less able to move lightly on their hooves. More work was found in agriculture and the towing of equipment at this time.

The Renaissance brought about a large turn of events with regards to horsemanship. Grisone, a nobleman living in Naples during this period is credited with rediscovering the works of Xenophon, though he himself taught a slightly more heavy handed approach on occasions where he felt it necessary. He did however agree with Xenophon that posture and position were all important. The art of horsemanship became popular once again. Fiaschi, who lived around the same time as Grisone, first indicated the importance of tempo and rhythm which is fundamental in dressage. In 1594 Antoine de Pluvinel founded the Académie d’équitation where French nobility were trained in a number of aspects of horsemanship including dressage. He is best remebered for his gentile and humane training methods, aiming to work the horse’s mind and keep him happy during training.

Equestrian sports were introduced to the Olympics in Paris in 1900. The competitive sport evolved from the classic but has been adapted slightly. The Haute Ecole, High School of Dressage, is the most specialised form of dressage and the height of classic training. Dressage was introduced to the Olympic Games in Stockholm in 1912, but also has it’s own World Equestrian Games. The Federation Equestre Internationale (FEI) World Equestrian Games are held every 4 years since their beginnings in 1990.

In the London 2012 Olympics dressage events will be held in Greenwich Park. The tests will consist of a Team event, an Individual event which are held simultaneously. The 18 highest scoring riders are then pitted against each other with a freestyle test set to music. This final round decides the winners.

Philip Loughran writes on a number of subjects from travel to law, automotive to education. For horse riding apparel he recommends Cavaletti Clothing.