Michael Murphy is a young businessman and adventurer who stays in Santa Monica in California. He specializes in making money from videos. He works for Niche Technologies and his main focus is to provide the company and even individuals an online platform to create streaming video stores that helps them to distribute their videos to different screens, including televisions. He also has expertise in online real estate marketing and social media techniques. He is also a famous public speaker who also has great presentation skills.

Michael Murphy did his formal business schooling from ND’s Mendoza Business School, a leading business school in the US. After his completing his undergrad business course in 2004, he completed his MS in Accountancy from ND’s Mendoza Business School.

Michael relocated to Connecticut after his studies where he completed a one year program with the FASB. He then moved to Denver in Colorado and started internet property consulting. He later became a licensed real estate agent and also obtained his CPA.

Michael Murphy has a wide range of pastimes like climbing mountains on his bicycle, speed boating, playing his keyboard etc. He is an avid traveler too and has visited Germany, Hawaii, and many other locations.

Thanks to the latest toys releases we can now give our kids all the best bits of our own childhood.

The Power Rangers got the ball rolling with their Power Rangers Samurai toy range released early 2011. Because the license has gone back to the original owner, these new Might Morphin’s look just like the toys from 20 years ago.

Next up, and just out, are the new Thundercats toys for 2011 to accomoany the new Manga-style cartoon aired on Cartoon Network. The line up looks incredible and even if I didn’t have kids myself to use as an excuse, I would still be hot-footing it down to the toy store to stock up on these puppies. The Thundertank is the toy tipped to take off this Christmas, but I’ve got my eye on the role-playing stuff, like the Claw and the Sword of Omens – probably because when I was a kid I always wanted one but somehow kept missing out.

And if that’s not enough 1980s nostalgia for you, then hang fonto your hats – next year sees the return of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. If like me you can still name not only every turtle but also match them up with the color of their bandana and their respective weapons, it’s going to be a real treat.