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These days, there are already a lot of women who are not only successful in their careers, but are also successful in doing what they love the most. It is very inspiring to see women who know how to speak their minds and are very independent and strong-willed. One of the best examples of these women is no other than Nina Kotick. Nina Kotick is an excellent attorney who has worked in various firms and companies. However, being a lawyer is not the only thing that makes Nina Kotick famous. In fact, this lady has been one of the most popular writers or bloggers in the internet. Her works generally talks about women empowerment and educating them of their rights as a wife, girlfriend and a mother.

There are actually a lot of things that people will find very inspiring about Nina Kotick. This woman came from a family full of lawyers. This is probably one of her reasons why she decided to pursue a career in law. Nina is also a well educated person. She graduated at Tufts University and was able to finish her studies in Law at the Fordham School of Law. After she graduated and passed the bar examination for attorneys, Nina Kotick was able to work in different jobs in New York City. She first became the South District clerk in New York and then she became a commercial litigator for another company or firm located in the city. However, her work in the Big Apple was cut short when she decided to travel to Los Angeles, California with her family.

During her first few months in LA, Nina Kotick was able to work at the Nelson Guggenheim Felker and Levine as an entertainment lawyer. This was considered to be her last professional job before she decided to become a full-pledge mother. However, becoming a mom has opened her eyes to the common problems and issues experienced by most women in the family. This inspired her to use her expertise in helping women face legal matters pertaining to marriages of relationships. She made use of the Huffington Post in order to publish her blogs and articles online in order to easily reach women. She also writes for several magazines such as the LA Times and the C Magazine. Becoming active in promoting the rights of women has also helped Nina Kotick enter different organizations and groups such as the LA Philharmonic and the Cedar Sinai Hospital’s Women’s Guild. All of these have contributed to the success of Nina Kotick as a lawyer and an advocate.

Brighton, located in southern England, is considered to be a very fashionable and exciting town to visit or live in for that matter. It is a sea side resort town, which means one can expect all of the sights and sounds associated with seaside towns. Because of its geographic proximity to London, (only 3 hours by train from London) Brighton has become a favourite place for yuppies and alternative lifestyle communities to “hang out”. The numbers says it all; Brighton is visited by nearly 9 million tourists each year! What more proof does one need of the roaring popularity of this once humble seaside town!

As far as sights and sounds go, Brighton has it all. Sizzling beaches frequented by even more sizzling people, beautiful bluish-green sea water, great night life with plenty of music and entertainment, plenty of life and gaiety, wherever you look, one gets the picture! In fact, some travel magazines even go as far as describing Brighton as a miniature version of Las Vegas! Need one say more? In short Brighton has grown to easily become one of the hippest towns in all of UK, if not all of Europe! Each day thousands day time visitors and sunbathers throng to this city.

A bit of history

Like many coastal villages of Europe, Brighton was just another fishing village, dating back to the Middle Ages. Being a coastal town it also meant that it was vulnerable to foreign attacks. Many cultures, from the Saxons to the Dutch, have left their foot prints on this town. By the late 19th century the final blow was struck when bad weather and worse economy all but destroyed this small town. However, a few decades later the fortunes of Brighton turned for the better when a well known doctor named Richard Russell, wrote in one of his books stating that taking a bath in the sea water of Brighton was good for one’s health! Ever since, Brighton has never had to look back, and the popularity of this town grew exponentially, which continues to this day.

However, Brighton is not all about lively parties and nightlife. It is true that there enough pubs to make even the most discerning traveller happy, but some of the hotels in Brighton are also amazing. Not only that, the presence of several colleges ensures that the pub scene remains very lively and interesting. On the other hand there are other activities available also such as shopping and sightseeing. In fact, the shopping scene in Brighton is capable of keeping the most hardcore shopaholic busy all day. The 3 most popular shopping areas are North Lanes, Churchill Square and The Lanes. Each of these locations has its own distinct characteristics. North Lane has all the quirky stores where you can find unusual objects, Churchill square has all the familiar store names and is frequented more by families, Lanes is the place to go to if one is into jewellery and antiques.

Sanur village faces 3 kilometers of coastline, a place where the island’s spirit can always be relished and enjoyed. The area is heaven for shopping, eating, sightseeing, almost for everything! People say Sanur beach is the best spot for watching sunrise and you can go to Matahari Beach to watch the best sunrise. Regarding the accommodation, Sanur hosts many beachfront properties from jasmine hotels, cottages, private villas, or five star hotels. Here, the holiday goers would love to enjoy eating out in fine beachfront restaurants and cafes. Sanur is also the perfect place for inspired shopping, fine art galleries, and cultural attractions.

Sanur Beach is frequently chosen for beginner surfers and perfect for playing canoe, jukung, sailing, and the other water sports. Sanur was very prominent area in the Bali’s history and the beach was the first place when Netherlands landed on the island of Bali in 1906. The first war between Netherlands against the Balinese people occurred in Sanur. The more holidaymakers choose Sanur as their destinations due to its trouble-free access and short closeness to some of interesting sightseeing objects. And also the transportation is effortless, taxi and public buses are everywhere. Renting a car also sounds sensible and affordable when you stay in Sanur.

For those who are weary for staying at hotel rooms are recommended to choose a private luxury villa in Sanur. Sanur has numerous private villas, from the affordable to the sleek and expensive ones. Although many villas in Sanur are modernly designed, still it’s easy to find the villa buildings that look so idyllic in Balinese-style. These villas are featured by Alang-Alang thatched roof supported by ornately carved pillars. The traditional elements blend with a wide range of philosophies creating beautiful and tranquil retreats for tropical holiday enthusiasts from around the world. Barbeque or private gathering party can also be arranged.

If you prefer Sanur as your haven for your tropical holiday and you stay in one of the finest luxury villas, then dining options are so endless. It’s easy to find places to eat along the main roads. Sanur will please your appetite by providing a profusion of cheap eateries to the exclusive beachfront restaurants and cafes. Danau Poso, Danau Tamblingan, or Pantai Sindhu streets are places to taste different dishes, from Seafood, Balinese, Indonesia, Chinese, Japanese, Italian, French, to fast food. Moreover, the Sanur night market is also worth checking out to savor local foods at more affordable prices.

Shopping in Sanur is not always expensive, especially if compared to Nusa Dua shopping centers or Ubud’s fine art galleries. If you are about to buy souvenirs you may visit Sanur Beach Market. Situated on Jalan Segara Ayu, and within short walks from the private villas, this market pampers you with an extensive array of cheap Bali souvenirs that you won’t find elsewhere. Be it Jaya Kusuma Art Market, Pasar Sindhu Art Market, and Double U, those are heavens for Bali souvenir seekers. It’s exciting to buy affordable t-shirts, sarongs, wood carving, and more, at half the price you would pay in more exclusive boutiques or shopping malls. All in all, Sanur will spoil you with the fine choices.