| About:Noemi Cariaso-Mora- Website
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- Noemi worked for more than 10 years in the Television Broadcasting Industry, most of which was spent in the Post Production Department. For several years Noemi also taught ESL online and held a position in the Business Process Outsourcing Industry. She now works from home, as a freelance journalist and webmaster for her two websites: http://pinayworkathomemoms.com/ (About Working From Home) and http://kdtroy.com/ (About Children and Parenting)
About:Noemi Cariaso-Mora- Website
- http://pinayworkathomemoms.com/
- Profile
- Noemi worked for more than 10 years in the Television Broadcasting Industry, most of which was spent in the Post Production Department. For several years Noemi also taught ESL online and held a position in the Business Process Outsourcing Industry. She now works from home, as a freelance journalist and webmaster for her two websites: http://pinayworkathomemoms.com/ (About Working From Home) and http://kdtroy.com/ (About Children and Parenting)
November 6th, 2010, Noemi Cariaso-Mora  A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association revealed that the Omega-3 fatty acid DHA (docosahexaenoic acid), an active ingredient in fish oil, does not minimize the risk for Alzheimer’s disease. Previous studies revealed that people who have a diet rich in fish did not contract Alzheimer’s disease. This prompted the National Institute on Aging to commission a team headed by Dr. Joseph Quinn, a neurologist at the Oregon Health and Science University in Portland to conduct a research on the possibility of fish oil as treatment for Alzheimer’s. → Read More November 2nd, 2010, Noemi Cariaso-Mora  The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently announced the approval of Afinitor, a medicine manufactured by Swiss based pharmaceutical company Novartis (NYSE:NVS), as treatment for tuberous sclerosis. Tuberous sclerosis is a rare genetic disorder where tumors grow in the brain, lungs, eyes and other vital organs. Children and teenagers are said to → Read More September 29th, 2010, Noemi Cariaso-Mora  Unnamed sources revealed Wednesday that Internet telephony leader Skype SA and leading social networking site Facebook will announce in a few weeks an integration in their services that will rival recently launched Google Voice. Google Voice is a service that Google introduced for Gmail users. This enables those with Gmail accounts to → Read More September 28th, 2010, Noemi Cariaso-Mora  The National Cancer Institute reported that an estimated 200,000 Americans have prostate cancer and 35,000 die of the disease every year. Even with just 20% mortality rate for this dreaded disease, patients often look to surgery as their only option. Researches show that this should not always be the case. With the → Read More September 23rd, 2010, Noemi Cariaso-Mora  Katy Perry’s Sesame Street guest appearance is supposed to be aired on New Year but the video which Sesame Street management posted on YouTube elicited negative feedback from parents. The music video was based on Perry’s hit song “Hot and Cold”, although the lyrics were changed to make it as child friendly → Read More September 23rd, 2010, Noemi Cariaso-Mora  Facebook is undeniably the top social networking site but will they really have a Facebook phone available by 2011? According to Tech Crunch and Bloomberg, reliable sources confirm this to be true. Tech Crunch posted information on September 19 that the social networking site is working on a mobile phone software and → Read More September 22nd, 2010, Noemi Cariaso-Mora  Twitter, one of the most popular social networking websites, was hacked on Tuesday morning. The attack, which affected only users of parent site Twitter.com without affecting other Twitter third-party applications available for sending and receiving tweets, was caused by a malicious code which caused blocked out text to activate themselves even without → Read More September 22nd, 2010, Noemi Cariaso-Mora  Statistics show that the recession is over but as the unemployment rate continues to rise, millions of unemployed do not believe that it has ended. Tha National Bureau of Economic Research said that based on the figures they have gathered, the recession started on December 2007 and lasted until June 2009. The → Read More | Listen to Mike Colliss Interviews |
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