

Outstanding Person: Dr. Ana Nogales Translation by Peggy Edwards She is the best-known psychologist in the U.S.A. She has written two books and is working on two more. She recently opened a play authored by her and she has had radio and television shows for 25 years and written countless articles directed to Latinos in regard to adapting to this country and daily conflicts. Dr. Nogales immigrated to the U.S.A. in 1979 and earned her doctorate in psychology at the International University of San Diego. In 1982 she opened her private practice in Los Angeles and Orange County, supervising a clinical program dedicated to mental health. She founded Nogales Psychological Counseling, Inc. and she is the director of “Casa de Familia,” a nonprofit established for victims of crimes. She is president of ALMA (Association for Latino Mental Health Awareness) dedicated to combat the stigma of mental sickness; she also presides on the board for California’s Women’s Commission on Addictions; she is an active member of “Las Comadres para las Americas” and Women’s Transition Living Center. ...MORE *Para Todos* es la revista líder en español del Sur de California que efectivamente asiste a negocios y agencias a promover sus servicios al consumidor más codiciado del país. 33565 Via De Agua- San Juan Capistrano- CA 92675- (949)493-1492 Seven New Wonders of the World Translation by peggyedwards: peggyedwards4@yahoo.com Regressive accounting to choose the Seven New Wonders of the World The regressive accounting for the announcement of the Seven New Wonders of the World started on June 7, 2007 There were 21 world finalists wonders among which seven will be chosen, besides an honorary mention not to be voted on (the Egyptian pyramids), so that the remaining contest is among the remaining twenty, so in the end there will be eight world wonders. The New World Wonder Foundation, based in Switzerland, announced it has received over 50 million votes by phone to finalize the list. The list of the 21 world wonder finalists includes: The Acropolis in Athens, Greece The Alhambra in Granada, Spain Angkor in Cambodia The Pyramid of Chichen Itza in Yucatan, Mexico Redeemer Christ in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil The Roman Coliseum in Rome, Italy Easter Island statues, Chile Eiffel Tower in Paris, France The Great Wall of China Hagia Sofia, Istanbul, Turkey Kiyomizu Temple in Kyoto, Japan Red Square and the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia Mach Picchu, Peru Neuschwanstein Castle in Schwangau, Germany Petra in Jordan Giza Pyramids, Egypt Statue of Liberty, New York in the U.S.A. Stonehenge, Amesbury in the United Kingdom Opera House in Sydney, Australia Taj Mahal in Agra, India Timbuktu in Mali Votes on line and by phone were received until the last day of June 2007. The results will be announced on Saturday, July 7, 2007 (07/07/07) during a televised broadcast worldwide. The Seven New Wonders of the World will be announced at a ceremony of Official Declaration in Lisbon, Portugal. For more information visit: www.new7wonders.com