Here is your copy of the Foreign Brides eZine from Heart of Asia. Click here to visit http://www.heartofasiaonline.com/ (Online Membership) or http://www.heart-of-asia.com/ (Classic Membership) In this issue: Behind the Scenes : Heart of Asia Escapes San Diego Wild Fires Behind the Scenes : HeartofAsia Member Survey: Win 6 months Silver Dating Tips: How to present a great Online Profile: Part 2 Quick Links Visit http://www.heartofasiaonline.com/t.php?k=fb&e=intro.php to see how HeartofAsiaOnline.com works. Click http://www.heartofasiaonline.com/t.php?k=fb&e=intro.php to Join Free. Visit http://www.heart-of-asia.com/ to visit our CLASSIC website, for profiles and contact with ladies that do not have internet. See http://www.heartofasiaonline.com/testimonial.php# for testimonials Keep your profile at the top of the listings, and Find your marriage partner. Submit at least one Photo + Log in once a week. Behind the Scenes : Heart of Asia Escapes San Diego Wild Fires Last week was a wild ride for all of us at Heart of Asia. Normally in San Diego the winds blow inland from the ocean bringing moisture and cool air. Each fall, the winds sometimes change direction and blow from the inland deserts out to the coast. These winds called "Santa Anas" bring dry hot air, and usually blow 20 miles per hour and faster. Last week they blew between 30 and 60 miles an hour. Many fires started from fallen power lines, carelessness, or arson. The dry conditions and high winds caused the fires to spread rapidly burning over 200,000 acres of forest and brush, and destroying over 1,000 homes and businesses, causing $400 million dollars damage. The winds started early Sunday morning. With such high winds firemen could do little but slow the spread of the fire, and hope that the wind borne embers did not cause fires behind the fireman trapping them between a new fire and the edge of the old fire. Evacuations of threatened communities started Sunday night. On Monday morning we were ordered out of our homes and offices. Not wanting to leave at all, and if we had to leave, not wanting to leave behind something important, we spent the day loading the cars with computers, files, personal effects, photo albums, water, food, sleeping bags. Some of our friends outside the evacuation zone offered their homes. Many of our neighbors left for distant hotels, or relatives homes. Some joined the 12,000 refugees waiting in San Diegos Qualcom stadium. Monday night, all packed but waiting, we visited the bluffs a block away from home. From their we could down the small river valley that led to Rancho Santa Fe. We saw four orange glows where the fires were burning a few miles away. We were down wind from the fire, and now communities further away to the west and south of us were receiving their mandatory evacuation notices. It was time to leave. Fortunately must of our neighbors had left earlier that day, taking 5 or 6 hours to drive what took us only 1 hour that night. We found a hotel still with rooms available in Los Angeles, and stayed there two nights, glued to the radio and internet for news from home. Finally the winds died down, and the fireman could hold the line at the outer edges of the fire and stop it from advancing further. Once the evacuation order lifted, we returned home. The fire came as close as 4 miles but no farther. Our neighbors in Carmel Valley, and Del Mar were spared losses. Those in Ramona, Escondido, Rancho Bernardo and Rancho Santa Fe were not so fortunate. Behind the Scenes : HeartofAsia Member Survey: Win 6 months Silver We are conducting a survey and asking all HeartofAsiaOnline.com members to share with us their opinions and experiences. Member Satisfaction Survey: Tell us what you think As a member of HeartofAsiaOnline, your comments, suggestions and ideas are very important to us. Please take some time to answer the survey at http://www.heartofasiaonline.com/gen/survey102007.html Win six months Silver Membership. Complete the survey before November 16 and have a chance to win a six month Silver membership. We will award two memberships, one for a man and one for a woman. Please complete the survey athttp://www.heartofasiaonline.com/gen/survey102007.html
How
to Present a Great Online Profile Part 2 Avoid
starting all of your sentences with the same few phrases, such as,
“I am a…”,
“I like to…”, “I want to…”,
“I have a…” This monotony will discourage even the
hardiest of suitors. Don’t inadvertently give the impression that
you are
boring just because you can’t think of anything else to write. If you have any questions about Heart of Asia, or the Foreign Bride process or suggestions for future eZines please email me at info@heart-of-asia.com Note: To contact me do not use the email address foreignbrides@heart-of-asia.com shown at the top of this eZine. That email address is not read by humans and is only used to automatically subscribe or unsubscribe from the eZine. Best Fred Wahl Webmaster Copyright 1996-2007 @ Heart of Asia Personals |