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Jakob Jelling
Jakob Jelling is the founder of Eurotomic. Please visit http://www.eurotomic.com if you're planning a trip.


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» The Beautiful Andorra la Vella
By Jakob Jelling | Published 05/22/2006 | Travel Leisure | Unrated

Andorra la Vella is a very attractive destination situated in the east side of the Pyrenees, next to Spain and France.

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» The Parque Nacional de Ordesa
By Jakob Jelling | Published 05/22/2006 | Travel Leisure | Unrated

The Parque Nacional de Ordesa, or Ordesa National Park, is a beautiful natural place full of unique elements and characteristics.

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» The Beautiful Agios Konstantinos
By Jakob Jelling | Published 05/22/2006 | Travel Leisure | Unrated

Agios Konstantinos is a destination situated within central Greece, within the region of Attica, to the north of Cape Sounion, and at about 50 kilometers from the southern side of Athens.

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» Visiting The Iti National Park
By Jakob Jelling | Published 05/22/2006 | Travel Leisure | Unrated

The Iti National Park in Greece is one of the main natural parks tourists could meet in this country.

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» Corinth - Uniting Peloponnese To Greece's Mainland
By Jakob Jelling | Published 05/22/2006 | Travel Leisure | Unrated

The city of Corinth is geographically located in a narrow land area, known as the Isthmus of Corinth, which connects the region of Peloponnese to the mainland of Greece.

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» Gytheio - The Sea Port Of Sparta
By Jakob Jelling | Published 05/22/2006 | Travel Leisure | Rating:

The Greek town of Gytheio, often called the sea port of Sparta, is located towards the north western area of the Gulf of Laconia, in the Peloponnese.

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» The Ancient Olympia
By Jakob Jelling | Published 05/22/2006 | Travel Leisure | Rating:

Olympia is one of the most famous and visited destinations in the Greek region of Peloponnese.

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» The Great Sparta
By Jakob Jelling | Published 05/22/2006 | Travel Leisure | Rating:

In ancient times, Sparta was one of the most important spots in not only Greece, but the entire Europe as well.

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» What To Expect From A Feng Shui Consultation
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/5/2005 | Self Improvement Motivation | Unrated

If you are wishing to harmonize or balance your house or any other environment according to feng shui, the ideal way to do so is through a feng shui consultation. A feng shui consultation would provide you the right and proper guidance for you to successfully achieve your goal.

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» Food and Feng Shui
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Food Drink | Unrated

Feng shui has a great impact on the food we eat. Feng shui, the food we eat and ourselves are interrelated and influence each other. Chi and our life balance are highly influenced by food, starting on how it was harvested and produced, going through how we cook it and the environment and mood in which we eat it.

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» Choose The Right Incense Burner
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Self Improvement Motivation | Unrated

Incense and incense burners come in many different varieties. While incenses vary in essences and aromas, incense burners vary in materials and shapes. Not only the incense you choose will have an effect on your environment, but the incense burner you use will do so as well. The incense you choose might affect your mood and the chi flow around it, while the incense burner might directly affect the feng shui of the space where it is as well as directly affect those who keep it.

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» Flatwater Kayaks
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Kayaking | Unrated

Flatwater kayaking is easier and better to learn than any other type of kayaking.

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» Paddle Floats
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Kayaking | Rating:

Paddle floats can save your life, so make sure that you get an easy to use paddle float.

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» Whitewater Kayaks
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Kayaking | Unrated

Whitewater kayaking is an extreme form of kayaking.

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» The Symbolism Of Double Fishes
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Self Improvement Motivation | Unrated

In feng shui and for oriental traditions, the fish is a very symbolic creature which represents abundance and wealth. Having fishes in the kitchen is a great way of helping abundance and provisions to be always present in the house. Feng shui practitioners recommend having fishes and double fishes in the kitchen or the living room in order to make sure that those who inhabit the house will always have what they need.

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» The Greedy Dragon Of Ambition
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Self Improvement Motivation | Unrated

The greedy dragon of ambition is a very special dragon; he will always help you taking advantage of any new situation which offers a good opportunity. This dragon would never let an opportunity to be lost or waste, he is always attentive to them and ready to do what it takes.

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» Snorkel and Mask Tips
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Diving | Unrated

Before you start your diving activities and using a snorkel for the first time, there are some important tips and notions which you must learn and take into account. When done properly and following some main guidelines, diving and wearing a snorkel can be a great and very enjoyable activity, but if it is done without following the basics problems might arouse and it might end up being a headache rather than gratifying.

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» Cold Water Diving
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Diving | Unrated

What to wear when practicing cold water diving.

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» How A Piece Of Wood Changed World History
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Snowboarding | Unrated

Many times someone doing something a little different and having his or her ideas catch on has changed history. The pasteurizing of milk to prevent spoiling and contamination is a perfect example. Snowboarding was also the result of someone doing something a little different. In a few short years we have taken a crazy idea and turned it into a household word and created a culture and language around it. Snowboarding has become an Olympic event and has even forced us to ask ourselves questions about our society when we use the phrase “Smoke a fatty for Rebagliati”.

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» Alpine Snowboarding
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Snowboarding | Unrated

Alpine snowboarding is for those of you who are a little more extreme about speed than most. Alpine snowboarding encompasses more than just speed. Other areas often included are racing and extreme carving.

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» Inflatable Kayaks: Easy To Use And Light
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Kayaking | Unrated

Inflatable kayaks are generally a lot sturdier than most people would imagine. Generally the mental image that comes to mind when "inflatable kayak" is said is one that looks like an inflatable toy. However, this is far from the case and in fact, some of these inflatable kayaks can even be used for whitewater touring.

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» Sprint Kayaks
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Kayaking | Rating:

Sprint kayaks are harder to keep upright than regular kayaks.

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» Wooden Kayaks
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Kayaking | Unrated

Save money and look into building your own wooden kayaks.

There are two major types of wooden kayaks: those you buy, and those you make for yourself. A lot of people have found that they enjoy the time spent working on their own wooden kayak. If you're one of those people, then you should definitely check online for how-to guides and other information about how to build your own kayak. If you're worried that you won't be able to find accurate information online, then you can check for books that have been written on the subject.


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» The Protection of a Diving Wetsuit
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Diving | Unrated

Wetsuits are meant to keep divers warm by giving them thermal protection. There are some important guidelines which a diver should learn regarding the wetsuit he might acquire and use. First of all, it is important to know that they are usually made from neoprene; most of the times open cell neoprene. Besides, when wetsuits have a coating added to the neoprene they are easier to be worn and taken off.

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» Never Go Diving Without a Magnetic Compass
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Diving | Unrated

A magnetic compass is an indispensable device which divers should always carry and be able to consult while they dive. The compass might make the difference for a lost diver allowing him to find the shore, which he couldn't do without it. Having a magnetic compass is crucial at the moment of wishing to know where we are while being at the water.

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» Kayaking Footwear
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Kayaking | Unrated

Kayaking footwear comes in several different designs, to keep your feet safe and, in some cases, warm.

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» Never Paddle Alone!
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Kayaking | Unrated

An important thing to remember about kayaking is that you should never paddle alone.

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» The Sexy Shape of a Snowboard
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Snowboarding | Unrated

Everyone knows that an hourglass figure turns heads. Not as many people know that the same figure is also behind the design of modern snowboards. While the hourglass figure on a snowboard doesn't turn heads as fast as a women's figure does it does help you to turn faster than any head can.

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» Snowboarding Boots
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Snowboarding | Unrated

The key to comfort on the hill.

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» The Supreme Imperial Dragon
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Self Improvement Motivation | Unrated

The supreme imperial dragon is a very positive feng shui item which provides help in different life aspects. Dragons are one of the most important icons for the oriental cultures and therefore this item contains this added value to its symbolism. A supreme imperial dragon is a very powerful Chinese and feng shui object which can add authority and control to the environment in which he is as well as to those who inhabit it.

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» The Powers Of The Mother Of Pearl
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Self Improvement Motivation | Rating:

Oriental and Chinese cultures as well as many occidental ones follow traditions based on the belief that some precious stones have important symbolisms and powers. The mother of pearl is one of them, and it is often used for feng shui practitioners in order to attract a benefit towards a strategic house point or to improve a specific life area.

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» Dowsing In Feng Shui
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Self Improvement Motivation | Unrated

Dowsing is a feng shui technique used in order to complement the harmonization of the relationship between an environment and those who inhabit in it. Although dowsing is not part of traditional feng shui, it is often recognized by feng shui practitioners as an addition to the search for balance within spaces.

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» The Four Pillars Of Destiny
By Jakob Jelling | Published 12/3/2005 | Self Improvement Motivation | Unrated

The four pillars of destiny is one of the main feng shui techniques used by some of its classical schools in order to learn useful information regarding people and their relationship with their environment. The four pillars of destiny is somehow similar to the occidental birth chart since it provides personal information based on the person's time and place of birth.

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» Dalton's Law and Diving
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/29/2005 | Diving | Unrated

Dalton's law refers to the effects which partial pressure might have on divers. This law says that the pressure of mixed gases is equal to the pressure produced by the individual gas. It can also be explained by saying that the total pressure of a mixture of gases equals the sum of the partial pressures of gases which are part of it.

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» What Is Decompression All About?
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/27/2005 | Diving | Unrated

Decompression is necessary whenever a diver wishes to dive in depths which go under the 130 feet. If a diver tries to go deeper than 130 feet into the water without following decompression procedures he would instantly notice that his air starts running low and would feel the effects of pressure in his body.

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» The Put-Across Roll
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/27/2005 | Kayaking | Unrated

A good kayak roll to teach beginners is the put-across roll.

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» Snowboarding Jackets
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/27/2005 | Snowboarding | Unrated

Winter jackets have changed a lot over the years as technology has improved. The best solution used to be those big, puffy, down filled jackets. While they where warm they really didn't stand up all that well to wear and tears, moisture or active movements. Once again technology has come to our aid with the invention of new materials.

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» Snowboarding Pants
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/27/2005 | Snowboarding | Unrated

Baggie pants can be more than just fashionable.

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» Diving In A Current
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Diving | Unrated

Diving in a current implies a higher amount of difficulty and danger than regular diving, but this can be avoided if the diver knows how to properly do it by being trained for it as well as by learning some important guidelines. Although some rules regarding diving in a current are given in most diving training schools, if you are going to dive in a current you should also receive specialized training for it.

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» The Skin Squeeze Effect In Diving
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Diving | Unrated

Skin squeeze is one of the barotrauma problems which divers can suffer due to the pressure factors involved in the practice of the sport. This way, a barotrauma can be caused due to the differences between the pressure of the water and the surface pressure to which the diver's body is adequate and used to. Barotraumas include problems such as external, inner and middle ear squeeze, eye squeeze, skin squeeze, sinus squeeze and lung squeeze.

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» Forward Paddling
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Kayaking | Unrated

Forward paddling seems easy, but there is room for improvement.

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» Reverse Paddling
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Kayaking | Unrated

Reverse paddling is an important kayaking technique.

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» Neolithic Feng Shui
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Self Improvement Motivation | Unrated

The practice of feng shui is believed to have started six thousand years ago in the Neolithic times. This way, and according to some discoveries which back up this affirmation, feng shui can be placed among the most ancient practices of not only China but the entire world as well. Since those times, it has been carried from one generation to another as well as it has been acquiring new knowledge while deepening the already existing one.

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» The Golden Ratio and Feng Shui
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Self Improvement Motivation | Unrated

The golden ratio is a very important concept in feng shui due to the way it implies aspects of balance and perfection of shapes. Feng shui is based on the search for harmony between the human beings and the environment in which they are. Feng shui is always looking for balancing the elements and objects which surround living beings and compose their environments.

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» Snowboarding At Night
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Snowboarding | Unrated

Nighttime snowboarding is another aspect of snowboarding that is unlike any other that you may have tried so far. Many people find snowboarding at night to be very relaxing, exciting and offer a new perspective on hills that they are constantly riding.

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» Skidded Turns And Beyond
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Snowboarding | Unrated

For many beginners, learning to turn on a snowboard can be rather challenging and unnerving. The reason for this is that turning on a snowboard requires you to twist and turn is such a way that you feel like you are going to fall. Of course turning is absolutely essential to riding a snowboard and the feeling of loosing control goes away with time and practice.

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» How To Maintain Your Kayak
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Kayaking | Unrated

Once you've found the perfect kayak for you, and you're ready to go kayaking, there's one other thing that you need to learn about first. You need to know how to take care of your kayak, otherwise, you may find that your kayak doesn't last nearly as long as you would like it to. Considering how much kayaks tend to cost, this should definitely be a priority for you.

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» Is Kayaking Expensive?
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Kayaking | Unrated

Before you start kayaking, this is one thing that you will probably be concerned with. After all, not too many people can afford spending too much money on their hobbies, and kayaking does seem like the type of activity that would cost a lot of money to start. However, just like most other things that you would think about doing, kayaking can either be very expensive, or relatively affordable.

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» Wreck Diving In Scapa Flow
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Diving | Unrated

Divers who enjoy visiting wrecks might find in Scapa Flow the best place where to spend a vacation. This diving destination is located in northern Scotland, on Orkey Island, and receives visitors from the entire world willing to dive into its waters. In order to reach this diving area, visitors must do so by air or by ferry.

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» Have a Different Dive in Shark Arena
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Diving | Unrated

One of the main Bahamas' areas in which divers can have sharks around them and watch them eating is the Shark Arena. This place is near New Providence, about 45 minutes from it into the sea in boat, and near the Shark Wall as well. This area concentrates some of the main Bahamas’ diving attractions and one of the most famous shark diving activities of the world, attracting divers and people from all places who wish to experience something different and exciting.

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» Diving in Cozumel Island
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Diving | Unrated

Cozumel Island is known by divers as one of the most interesting places to go and practice their sport. This Mexican island does not only offer a wide variety of diving activities but also extremely clear waters which allow divers to have a visibility of about 150 foot.

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» Diving in the Exotic Environment of Fernando de Noronha
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Diving | Unrated

Fernando de Noronha is a Brazilian island located in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean which divers from all points of the world wish to meet. It offers not only great diving opportunities but also a very impressing and exotic natural environment. If you wish to visit this area when its natural aspect is the brightest, you should do so between March and July, during the time of the heaviest rains in which its green areas are at the brightest point.

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» Kitesurfing Equipment Dangers
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Recreation Sports | Unrated

As you probably already know, kitesurfing is a very dangerous sport. A lot of dangers belong to the category of kitesurfing equipment dangers. Kitesurfing equipment dangers may result from selecting wrong equipment for some specific weather conditions or malfunction of equipment. For example, the loss of control of the kite lines posses many kitesurfing equipment dangers. The lines are very sharp, especially if they are long. If a kitesurfer looses the control over the lines and get twisted in them, he or she can get hurt. To prevent these kitesurfing equipment dangers a kitesurfer needs to practice how to handle the lines and never loose control over them.

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» What Are DV Camcorders All About?
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Recreation Sports | Unrated

Since they appeared, DV or Digital Video Camcorders turned the home video shooting and creation into a much easier activity than it was before. Among their many advantages, DV camcorders made it possible for every camcorder user to be able to cut and edit their videos without much difficulty as well as to enjoy a much higher video quality than before.

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» Cat Insurance
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Health Insurance | Unrated

Cat insurance can help you afford expensive medications for your cat.

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» Dental Insurance
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Health Insurance | Unrated

Dental insurance may be less effective than dental plans, but it is usually offered free.

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» Disability Insurance
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Health Insurance | Unrated

Disability insurance will allow you to keep a usable income even if you are disabled.

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» The Beautiful Italian Riviera
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Travel Leisure | Unrated

The term Italian Riviera usually refers to the Italian coastline area near the border with France, in Liguria. This coastline is extremely beautiful due to the amazing combination of clear blue waters, soft sands, perfect weather, and a great amount of entertainments available at the area.

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» The City Of Florence And Its Past
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Travel Leisure | Rating:

The city of Florence, or Florentia according to its Italian name, was founded in the first century B.C. by the Romans. This way, it has passed through a really great amount of different periods and époques which have caused different influences on it, and meeting this town and its historic buildings can be one of the most amazing experiences a person who enjoys history related activities could have.

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» Walking Around Bologna
By Jakob Jelling | Published 11/26/2005 | Travel Leisure | Unrated

Bologna is designed in such a way that allows visitors and tourists to meet many of its main buildings, monuments, parks and attractive areas by walking to them due to the short distance which separates them from the city's center. This characteristic makes bologna unique and charming as well as allows visitors to enjoy the environment and its essence by going from one point