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Dr. Carolle Jean-Murat Opens New Facility


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r. Carolle Jean-Murat, a board-certified gynecologist and medical intuitive, announces the opening of Mt. Helix Retreat and Event Center, a new space for teach- ers, healers and events, in San Diego. Offering meals and accommodations, as well as a new meeting hall that seats up to 40 people, the center is available for public use as a classroom and for meetings and multi-day retreats. “This is the culmination of my dream of eight years,”


says Dr. Carolle. “I have put in beautiful gardens and fountains. There’s a large swimming pool, a hot tub and several gazebos for outdoor relaxation.”


Location: Intersection of Hwy. 125 and I-8, San Diego. For more information, call Center Director Irene Lang at 480-254-5010 or visit DrCarolle.com. See ads on page 12 & 14..


Natural Products Expo West Features Mia Rose


Convention Center. Mia Rose produces Air Therapy, a line of citrus- based air fresheners; and Citri-Glow, cleaning products made from 100 percent natural ingredients distilled from real citrus oils. Of- fered in completely recyclable, non-aerosol packaging, Mia Rose products are environmentally safe, not tested on animals, and ap- proved by the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).


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Featuring more than 3,000 exhibits, the Expo is the world’s largest natural, or- ganic and healthy products trade show, drawing nearly 56,000 attendees in 2010.


Location: 800 W. Katella Ave., Anaheim 92802. For more information, visit ExpoWest.com. To learn more about Mia Rose, visit MiaRose.com.


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Celebrate Earth Day! EARTHFAIR 2011


Sunday, April 17, 2011 10 am – 5 pm • Balboa Park, San Diego Earth Day 2011 – Take It Back!


The world's largest FREE environmental fair and Earth Day Celebration – More than 350 exhibitors with Earth-friendly causes, products and services eHome – Living sustainably • Solar Energy • Healthy Living Children's Earth Parade at 10:30 • Special Children's Activity Area Energy-efficient Vehicles


• Urban Farming • Entertainment


EarthFair is produced by 400+ volunteers – We need YOU! 21 jobs to choose from – to volunteer, or for more info, visit:


www.EarthDayWeb.org 10 San Diego Edition www.na-sd.com


co-friendly Mia Rose products will be represented at the Natural Products Expo West, to be held March 10-13, at the Anaheim


San Diego North County Senior Olympic Games


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he San Diego North County Senior Olympic Games will be held in nine North County cities during the last two weeks of April and the first two weeks of May. Open to anyone 50 and older, the Games will feature approximately 20 sports, played at venues in Carls- bad, Encinitas, Oceanside, Vista, San Marcos, Escondido, Rancho Santa Fe and Poway. In addition to traditional sports, the Games feature competitions in ballroom dancing, pickleball, fitness activities, surfing, miniature golf and table tennis.


Athletes may participate in up to six sports, and then enter the San Diego Senior Olympic Games, held through- out the city at 26 different venues during September. Winners of the San Diego Games qualify for the California Games and will have the opportunity to progress to national competition.


For more information, email David Mirisch at David@DMirisch.com or visit SDSeniorGames.org.


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