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FlyKLIA Introduces Cheap Air Tickets to Travel in Malaysia

October 30th, 2011 |

Author: gfmstudio

Kuala Lumpur (PRWEB) July 30, 2011

FlyKLIA recently introduced the Asia cheapest airlines to worldwide tourists who wish to travel to Malaysia with FlyKLIA.

“Are you ready for that all important trip to your destination? All packed and ready to go but still expecting some “oomph” while on your journey to make that trip all the more worthwhile? Then, why don’t you step into a spacious world – a paradise of sorts – that blends nature with modern amenities? An eco-friendly environment that’s bound to satisfy your travelling needs from food and shopping to hotel luxury and massage therapy.and all this at our very own Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA). Make this your transit point of attraction when you decide to plan for your trip. Convenience, comfort and Mother Nature are only some of the experiences awaiting you here besides being a new hub of travel through the heart of Asia a meeting point of cultures through interconnecting routes and airlines from around the world,” said the CEO.

“Fly to Malaysia ( http://www.flyklia.com ) for this very purpose and enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience at KLIA winner of the Worlds Best Airport 3 years in a row. While in transit, come enjoy the sights and sounds of the city itself teeming with vibrant life by hopping onto one of our high-speed trains thatll take you to the heart of the city or, if you prefer, you can use regular modes of transportation like taxis and buses,” said the CEO.

“Youll also be spoiled for choice when you discover Malaysia is a haven for snorkeling and diving sports at our getaway islands around Malaysia with clear blue waters and white sandy beaches. Spend your romance-filled honeymoon here at our resorts and island paradises that offer something to cater to everyones tastes, from being pampered at natural spas, to candlelight dining amidst Mother Nature,” voiced CEO.

“Golfing enthusiasts will not be disappointed to know golf ranges thrive around the country and Malaysia has seen some tournaments taking place, drawing crowds from all walks of life to enjoy their sport golfing,” added the CEO.

Why not take a breather with cool and fresh air and enjoy some fun with roller-coaster rides up in the highlands at Genting? Theme park rides are a must for those who want a thrill of a lifetime.

For those travelers that are into trends, fashion and culinary delights, Malaysia promises a shopping haven with high class boutiques and world class malls, one of which is Times Square, with an indoor theme park. From Western, European & Middle Eastern cuisine to Asian delicacies, travelers come away feeling satisfied that whatever they ask for, Malaysia has it.

“So, decide now to get that oomph first at KLIA and proceed to discover what the country has in store for you as you step outdoors from Malaysia Airport ( http://www.flyklia.com ) to experience the various avenues just waiting to be explored!” added the CEO.

Logon now to http://www.flyklia.com to plan your itinerary and discover what KLIA and beyond has to offer!

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The ALS Association Unveils New Logo and New Vision and Mission Statements in Public Awareness Campaign in the Fight Against Lou Gehrig’s Disease

October 29th, 2011 |

Author: gfmstudio

Calabasas Hills, Calif. (Vocus) March 29, 2007

The ALS Association has unveiled a dynamic new logo and theme line that underscore its leadership, vision and commitment in the fight against Lou Gehrig’s Disease to introduce a new public awareness campaign for 2007.

The new logo and theme line – “Fighting Lou Gehrig’s Disease – and the introduction of new vision, mission and values statements marks the first time that The Association has rebranded its identity since its founding in 1985.

“Our new logo is far more than a fresh image,” said Gary A. Leo, president and CEO of The Association. “It is a bold and simple visual representation of our vision to leave no stone unturned in our quest to create a world without ALS.”

The logo, developed in partnership with Minneapolis-based advertising agency Campbell Mithun, exemplifies the excellent, personalized care The Association offers to those touched by ALS and the work that is being done in research, advocacy and at all levels throughout every corner of The Association.

The Association’s heartfelt pledge to fight on every front to improve life with ALS is represented by a hand touching a vibrant red-lettered “A” that sits atop the new theme line in black letters.

The Association’s new branding is further displayed in its new mission statement: “To lead the fight to cure and treat ALS through global cutting-edge research, and to empower people with Lou Gehrig’s Disease and their families to live fuller lives by providing them with compassionate care and support.”

A new vision statement articulates the far-reaching goal that The Association holds: “In the quest to create a world without ALS, our vision is to care for and support all people living with Lou Gehrig’s Disease as we leave no stone unturned in our relentless search for a cure.”

“A new logo, vision and mission are exciting, but actions speak louder than words and images. Our organization delivers on its promises and always will,” Leo said.

The Association also is rolling out new graphic identities for each of its special programs, including the national signature fundraising event, the Walk to D’Feet ALS?, TREAT ALS (Translational Research Advancing Therapy for ALS), an extensive drug discovery and clinical trials initiative, and international research.????

The ALS Association is the only not-for-profit voluntary health organization dedicated solely to the fight against ALS. For more information, call Gary Wosk at (818) 587-2241 or visit http://www.alsa.org.

The ALS Association

National Office

27001 Agoura Road, Suite 150

Calabasas Hills, CA 91301-5104

(818) 880-9007 FAX (818) 880-9006

Contact:

The ALS Association

Gary Wosk, Media Relations

(818) 587-2241

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Visit Your Cognitive Behavioural Therapist Online for Depression, Stress and Anxiety

October 20th, 2011 |

Author: gfmstudio

(PRWEB) September 19, 2006

Anyone feeling depressed, under stress or anxious no longer needs to face the embarrassment of visiting a cognitive behavioural therapist to sort out the problem. Instead they can go online from the comfort of their own home to obtain an interactive therapy service.

Its called ThinkWell and according to its creator Dr McNally the service marks the arrival in Britain of the virtual therapist.

The National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) has recommended that Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) be one of the preferred routes for treatment of individuals experiencing mild to moderate depression. The reality of mental health service provision across the United Kingdom means, however, that in certain trusts individuals experiencing mild to moderate depression may need to wait months if not years before they are able to see a suitably qualified CBT therapist on the NHS.

ThinkWell is based on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, which says Dr McNally is an effective treatment of depression and other mental health problems.

Unlike face-to-face therapy with a clinical psychologist, ThinkWell is conducted in its entirety between the client and the ThinkWell computer system via the ThinkWell website. The client is taken step-by-step through a CBT programme consisting of a series of themes. Each theme teaches the client techniques for dealing with aspects of their mood such as counteracting negative thoughts, recognising and differentiating feelings, thoughts and behaviours as well as a range of skills such as though counting and cue cards to help improve their mood.

ThinkWell includes a comprehensive progress guide “MyThinkwell” to help the client to follow the course of therapy, track their progress and return to sections for review and to repeat the many interactive exercises, questionnaires and quizzes.

Finally, clients can download material for their own use – these include activity monitoring, thought records and behavioural experiments.

NICE highlighted that extensive research suggested that the delivery of CBT via a computer could be of value in the management of anxiety and depressive disorders. Individuals experiencing mild to moderate degrees of depression and anxiety may gain benefit by working through computer guided CBT packages to determine whether they experience symptom relief before attempting to access live therapists in a stretched NHS.

About ThinkWell (http://www.thinkwell.co.uk)

ThinkWell was founded in 1999 to provide professional cognitive behavioural therapy to clients with mild mental health problems such as depression, stress and anxiety. ThinkWell has pioneered the use of computer and Internet applications to aid and support delivery of effective Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.

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