American Academic Adventures - Immigrant Investor Visa

American Academic Adventures - Immigrant Investor Visa
Lauren Peterson, another nationally recognized yoga practitioner and teacher, meticulously crafted Yoga Motion: White Swan Yoga Masters Vol. 4, as a sacred blend of male and female energies. Lauren is one of the few advanced (Fourth Series) ashtanga yoga practitioners in the United States. She has been featured in many magazines including Yoga Journal, as well as on television in the PBS series Healing Quest. If you're familiar with Dance Wave or Sweat Your Prayers events, you will readily appreciate the fabulous selection of music Lauren made for Yoga Motion. Starting with the slow, sensuous "Invocation to Water" by Shaman's Dream, by the third track, "Partner World" by Mass Ensemble, you'll be dancing like there's no tomorrow.
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Of course, you may choose to do yoga or other forms of movement instead of dance with this incendiary collection of songs, but dance is my thing. "Napas," the next track, by Mercan Dede, continues the intense, even outrageous world beat groove. But then, a few tracks later, Jai Uttal and Ben Leinbach slow things down a bit with "Mahadeva." Before this exquisite CD concludes, we're treated to Prem Joshua and Manish Vyas doing "Habibi" and Deva Premal singing "Guru Rinpoche Mantra" as only she can. In short, Yoga Motion: White Swan Yoga Masters Vol. 4 takes the listener on a most extraordinary journey. With over 77 minutes of music, by the time you're finished moving your body to this delicious selection of tracks, you'll be ready for a break.

As is often the case with great compilations, one of the joys of Yoga Motion is the opportunity to get to know some terrific artists who you might not otherwise get to hear. I urge you to spend some time soon with the exotic, over-the-top joy of Yoga Motion: White Swan Yoga Masters Vol. 4.
The Eligibility Requirements for the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Visa

The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Visa is a powerful tool, used by the U.S Government to facilitate the regeneration of low income areas of the U.S and boost economic growth.

The visa allows foreign nationals to obtain permanent resident status in the U.S, on the basis of investment in the U.S economy.

In order to qualify, an applicant is generally required to invest at least $1 million in the U.S. If the investment is made in an area that has been designated a Targeted Employment Area by the U.S Government, a minimum investment of $500,000 is required. Targeted Employment Areas are generally low-income areas or rural areas, where investment is needed to boost the economy. Only 10,000 EB-5 Immigrant Investor Visas are available globally every year.

The History of the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Visa

The EB-5 Visa, introduced by the Immigration Act of 1990, initially attracted little interest among prospective U.S investors. Indeed, in 2003 only 65 EB-5 Visas were issued to foreign investors.

However, the global economic crisis of 2008 led to a sharp rise in popularity of the EB-5 Visa. According to statistics released by the U.S Commerce Department, between fiscal years 2012 and 2013, more than $5.8 billion was invested in the U.S as a direct result of the EB-5 Visa program. The funds supported 562 projects in the U.S, including the building and maintenance of highways, hotels and casinos. The investments are estimated to have created in excess of 174,000 jobs for U.S workers.