The Western White House is located in San Clemente.
But Nixon called it “Casa Pacifica’ when he bought the H.H. Cotton estate in 1968.
The 65000 and odd populated San Clemente is a city in Orange County, California; its earliest occupants were known as Juaneño Indians who were then displaced by the Spanish. The great city of San Clemente was founded in 1925 by real estate developer Ole Hanson.
San Clemente is also the surfing media capital of the world as well as a premier surfing destination. It is home to Surfing Magazine, The Surfer's Journal, and Longboard Magazine, with Surfer Magazine just up the freeway in San Juan Capistrano.
John Miller is a visionary in my opinion. I believe he might have seen face to face all those world leaders who visited San Clemente. During Nixon's tenure it was visited by world leaders and cronies alike, including Soviet Premier Leonid Brezhnev, Mexican President Gustavo Díaz Ordaz, Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato, Henry Kissinger, and Bebe Rebozo
You may be wondering why I am bringing John Miller along with such great celebrities!
Long before the computers of today entered in every houses of San Clemente, he established his computer maintenance service. Yes his dedicated and skilled Computer Repair in San Clemente was started in as early as 1989.
Since then he kept himself updated with the emerging technological advancements in computer world and his services include hardware, software, networking, virus removal, adware removal, upgrades and more!
Though by now he is very well known personally in San Clemente, I give below his contact details.
John Miller
1064 Calle Cerro Un. 1302
San Clemente, CA 92672
(949) 481-3412
housecall-pc@cox.net
Just make call to him when a need arises and he will come and attend at your door steps.
Tuesday, November 28
Saturday, November 25
Warning! You may end up buying more diamonds here than you intended to.
Absolutely fascinated by all those fairy tales, I was sure that a beautiful prince from a far way land will offer me the most gorgeous looking diamond engagement ring and ask for my hand.
But it was not to be in real world though my in-laws gifted me a pair of ancient diamond earrings that belonged to their family. But then diamond buying those days involved a lot of leg work as one has to visit stores after stores and the choice was limited to only a handful of loose diamonds.
Nowadays it is a different story. One can buy discount diamonds online from over 80,000 varieties of all shapes and sizes from the comfort of their home from a single source.
The ‘source’ I meant was not just a petty jewelry shop but a public limited company.
This implies that they must operate at a higher standard than most. They report quarterly to not only their investors, but to independent reviewers as well as the Federal Securities and Exchange Commission. This means you can rest easy knowing that you are buying from a company that offers only the highest level of service and satisfaction with discount diamond jewelry.
Who would not like a 10 day, no questions asked return policy on our diamonds?
Do you know that you can have the diamond literally in your hand for 10 days to look it over, have it appraised, ask your friends, or whatever you like. If you are not 100% satisfied just send it back.
That is why I predict a buyer may end up buying more diamonds than originally intended to.
But it was not to be in real world though my in-laws gifted me a pair of ancient diamond earrings that belonged to their family. But then diamond buying those days involved a lot of leg work as one has to visit stores after stores and the choice was limited to only a handful of loose diamonds.
Nowadays it is a different story. One can buy discount diamonds online from over 80,000 varieties of all shapes and sizes from the comfort of their home from a single source.
The ‘source’ I meant was not just a petty jewelry shop but a public limited company.
This implies that they must operate at a higher standard than most. They report quarterly to not only their investors, but to independent reviewers as well as the Federal Securities and Exchange Commission. This means you can rest easy knowing that you are buying from a company that offers only the highest level of service and satisfaction with discount diamond jewelry.
Who would not like a 10 day, no questions asked return policy on our diamonds?
Do you know that you can have the diamond literally in your hand for 10 days to look it over, have it appraised, ask your friends, or whatever you like. If you are not 100% satisfied just send it back.
That is why I predict a buyer may end up buying more diamonds than originally intended to.
Wednesday, November 22
Job seekers! Do you know Recruit.net?
Recruit.net is an Indian Search Engine created for Indian job seekers.
It lists thousands of jobs in all the 4 metropolitan cities plus a few other important cities.
Recruit.net has an interesting new release out today.
It's a Job Index. You type in the job and country and it gives you the trends around it. The recruit.net job index is based on an aggregation of job data from thousands of online sources across Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan and Singapore.
This includes jobs posted on corporate web sites, job boards, recruitment agencies, online classifieds and newspapers.
Of course it has jobs in its data base listed in other international cities too.
I came to know about this site accidentally but forgot the source for which I may please be excused.
It lists thousands of jobs in all the 4 metropolitan cities plus a few other important cities.
Recruit.net has an interesting new release out today.
It's a Job Index. You type in the job and country and it gives you the trends around it. The recruit.net job index is based on an aggregation of job data from thousands of online sources across Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan and Singapore.
This includes jobs posted on corporate web sites, job boards, recruitment agencies, online classifieds and newspapers.
Of course it has jobs in its data base listed in other international cities too.
I came to know about this site accidentally but forgot the source for which I may please be excused.
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