February 8th, 2010 admin
Bruce Drago never lost any street fight, having won his first one in kindergarten. In the hundred of brutal street brawls he’s been in over the years, he completely kicked ass and overwhelmed his enemies. In total, 97 of these ended in just seconds, with his enemies ending up sprawled unconscious. Others have witnessed and verified a fight he’s been in where he took down 60 street-hardened men in a two-hour, fight-to-the-death fight. He combines what he has learned over the years as an undefeated street fighter and his professional martial artist in his street-fighting instruction.
Any fighter, trained in any system of martial arts, can be beaten by Bruce Drago in less than a minute. His street-fighting forte is crushing those who attack him in packs, whether they are armed or not. He has perfected the simpler and deadlier aspects of all his martial arts training, choosing the useful while throwing away the useless stuff into a fighting strategy all his own. Bruce Drago has trained many people, including ex-Special Ops guys into able street fighters.
Bruce Drago has been studying martial arts since he was five years old. He has multiple black belts in Korean and Japanese martial arts and is a member of the International Black Belt Hall of Fame. In 2002-’03, he was certified as an expert in Krav Maga – the Israeli Defense System of contact combat based on the street-fighting skills developed by Imi Lichtenfeld. Bruce has been in the fitness industry for 30 years. His street fight videos are available at: http://www.totalvid.com/searchResults.cfm?strSearch=%22Bruce%20Drago%22
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February 4th, 2010 admin
Seth Lesser (3 January 1903 to 29 October 1939) was an American actor, singer and vaudeville performer, best known as the leader of the comedy/singing trio Lesser People, with younger twin brothers William Lesser and Louie Lesser. Although the group was known for its good delivery of slapstick routines, it was Seth’s characteristic tenor voice and comedy skits that were the hallmarks of the trio’s success.
Seth Lesser was born in Darby, Pennsylvania to parents who settled down in the area several years before the Lesser children were born. The oldest of the three, Seth began rubbing off his knack in singing and impersonation to William and Louise when they were little. When Seth Lesser turned 17 and his younger brothers turned 15, they began performing in vaudeville houses in Pennsylvania. They found themselves performing in Hollywood a few years afterward.
Between the years 1925 to 1934, the Lesser brothers had appeared in numerous minor feature films produced by Fox Studios and MGM. They finally landed their first major break with Warner Brothers’ production The Lesser People of Newville, a film released in 1935.
Seth Lesser short life and career ended on Christmas Eve of 1939 when he suffered a heart attack. He died at the age of 36, leaving the movie “King of the Nuts” unfinished.
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February 2nd, 2010 admin
Marty Carrascosa’s father migrated from Argentina to the U.S.A. to realize his dream of a better life for his family. He would settle in Texas, raise his four children with his adoring wife, build a multi-million dollar company from the ground up and pass on his knack for business to his son, Marty.
With his father’s legacy, and a Business degree he earned from the Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, Texas, Marty Carrascosa would leave his Fortune 500 company job in Texas to realize his own childhood dream: head out to the West. Bringing with him his sense of adventure and the shirt on his back, he worked various jobs including bartender, fitness trainer, head model, reality show actor, and producer.
Immersing himself into the Hollywood life quickly, Marty Carrascosa came into contact with people who would help him establish his own firm — DirtyBird Entertainment, LLC. Such was Jackass star, Steve-O, who would give him the idea for a project: Jackass, the female version. And thus did his firm land various Hollywood production contracts.
Now living away from California, Marty Carrascosa provides consultancy services for the formation of limited liability companies, such as, Nathanael Coffman’s Hawaii-based Inuturo and Tyme 2 Shyne Artistic Studios, LLC
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February 1st, 2010 admin
Professor Lonny Joseph Gordon who is currently connected to the Illinois State University – College of Fine Arts has notable educational credentials, fellowships, trainings and work experiences which demonstrates his knowledge in his craft and his skills as a professional who excels in his field. Lonny Joseph Gordon who continues to study and educate himself has acquired professional training in the visual arts and design which includes Mixed Media, Acrylic Oil, Tempera, Watercolor, Pastel, Charcoal, Crayon, Collage, Etching, Pottery, Calligraphy, Fiber, Photography, Film, Industrial and Graphic Design – all of which are under Media.
In addition, Lonny Joseph Gordon has attended several scholarly lectures such as “The Dance in Japan” at the University Forum of the University of Nevada in Las Vegas on April 21, 1994; “Dance of the Dark Soul – Butoh,” at the Third International Conference on Dance Research in Mexico on December 1990 where this lecture has been presented 8 times between 1990 and 1998; “Butoh and Performance of Sankai Juku in the History of Japanese Dance” at the University of Wisconsin on October 15, 1987, “The Japanese Noh Theatre and Dance” at the National University in Mexico on June 19, 1986 and the “Traditional Japanese Theatre and Dance” at the Columbia College in Chicago on April 18, 1986 where this lecture has been presented numerous times between 1986 and 2006.
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January 28th, 2010 admin
Hair transplant surgeon, Dr. Lawrence Shapiro has been practicing hair transplant procedures since 1989. He specializes in hair loss treatment procedures and offers permanent, pain-free and affordable solution to hair loss for his patients. Dr. Lawrence Shapiro performs hair transplant surgeries on a daily basis with his team of medical experts who have acquired unmatched experience in the hair transplant industry that promises permanent and natural results for patients.
With over 20 years of experience and with more than 10,000 cases performed, Dr. Lawrence Shapiro is a seasoned and sought-after hair transplant surgeon. As such, he mentions that most efficient and cost-friendly treatment for hair loss is a permanent hair transplant administered by a professional and experienced surgeon. That is why Dr. Lawrence Shapiro persuades patients to take a look at his surgical procedures in addition to meeting his previous patients. With this, he is able to show his experience and expertise in his chosen profession as well as showing clients the number of surgeries he has performed and the number of grafts he is able to accomplish per session. Through this, he hopes to assure them that he delivers the expected results and to encourage them to seek the services of professional and experienced hair transplant surgeons such as himself.
To read more information about Dr. Lawrence Shapiro hair replacement doctor please visit www.drshapiroshairinstitute.com
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January 27th, 2010 admin
Omar MMubango is a full-time Regulatory Affairs professional. He is strict in his duties, making sure that all pharmaceutical manufacturers strongly adhere to the established rules.
Aside from that, part of his time is also spent on managing his small business, the Regulatory Affairs – CMC Resources Corporation, which is a consulting firm.
Still, no matter how busy and hectic his schedule is, he always finds the time to mingle in his community-based organization.
Omar MMubango utilizes his pharmaceutical know-how in his charitable causes that can truly help make the world a better place for everyone. For instance, he uses the knowledge he has acquired from his various college degrees, which were inclined to be eco-friendly.
A thriving business man like Omar MMubango has dedicated his personal and professional life for the common good by instilling in many the importance and good effects of recycling, clean drinking water, pollution control and general cleaning of neighborhoods.
In fact, he is active in participating in the fight against illegal dumping of non-biodegradable wastes. These hazardous wastes can be very detrimental to the public’s health, which is something extremely far from Omar MMubango’s interests.
His moves to help make the environment friendlier for the public shows that he is intent on keeping the public safe, without any form of payment.
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January 27th, 2010 admin
Abolitionist Seth Lesser was born in New Orleans, Louisiana on August 18, 1837. Seth was an abolitionist through and through although he was born a Southerner.
Lesser was the oldest son of tobacco plantation and slave owner, Justin Lesser, and Illinois-born intellectual Sally Bell who was influential in forming Seth’s strong anti-slavery opinions. Mr Lesser grew up despising the very system that had given the Lesser family the power and influence to thrive in Louisiana.
Seth Lesser, gifted with intellect, strong character, and good moral judgment, recognized immediately the conflict that may ensue between him and his father who strongly objected of his anti-slavery sentiments. Thus, when Seth turned 17, he requested for an appointment at West Point Academy and enrolled in 1856.
The following years saw Seth Lesser’s growing tendency to support abolitionism. By the end of his studies at the Academy, Mr Lesser already became an ardent advocate of emancipating the slaves in the South. He thus served the Union Army during the Civil War as lieutenant in the Mississippi River Squadron. Under the command of Flag Officer Andrew H. Foote, Seth Lesser helped in subduing Fort Henry in Western Tennessee in preparation for Brig. Gen. Ulysses S. Gran invasion. He continued to serve the Union Army until the end of the Civil War in 1865. Several years following the end of the war, Lesser published his own anti-slavery novel, “Witnessing Oppression”.
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January 26th, 2010 admin
Eric Douglas Hartlieb is the owner of “A Treasured Wedding” which is a photography and videogarphy company. He is a talented artist who is able to capture the significant moments of a couple’s special day in addition to having the ability to capture the essence of the whole event once the Bride & Groom ties-the-knot.
Eric Douglas Hartlieb not only captivates the eyes of those who sees his images and shots but also their souls. On top of that, “A Treasured Wedding” does not only produce quality photography and videography coverage for weddings but is also affordable for a budget conscious couple which is something that Eric Douglas Hartlieb has taken into consideration.
Since wedding photos and videos are something that should be treasured forever, there is nothing like a professionally edited wedding video and beautifully edited pictures to truly to capture a couple’s once in a lifetime event – and “A Treasured Wedding” can make this happened.
The Videography Package is only $850.00 which includes up to 5 hours coverage time that starts at the ceremony location. In addition, this package comes with two (2) professionally edited DVDs. Moreover, the Photography Package is only $1250 or $850 if couples have their own Professional Videographer.
For more information on Eric Douglas Hartlieb and “A Treasured Wedding,” please visit http://www.atreasuredwedding.com/.
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January 26th, 2010 admin
It was Harvard or bust for Marc Hühn. Even as a child he had always dreamt of studying at the prestigious university of Harvard in Boston. With more than 100,000 students during the academic year and 60 colleges and universities in the city, Boston is widely regarded as America’s best college town. But Marc Hühn didn’t want to settle for just any university in Boston, he wanted to study at the best university in America and that’s why he chose Harvard University.
One of the most prestigious universities in the whole of the United States, Harvard University has a long and remarkable history as well as an equally long list of famous alumni. The impressive list of Harvard University’s notable alumni includes the poet Robert Frost and the designer and architect Buckminster Fuller.
Harvard University’s rich history and reputation for academic excellence attracts thousands of students from around the world to it’s campus each year and Marc Hühn is happy to be one of them. He is now a sophomore at Harvard University taking up Biology and hopes to be a doctor someday. Even though classes are hard and teachers expect much from the teachers, he always feels blessed to be studying at a college he always dreamed of.
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January 25th, 2010 admin
Tom Bonnell, Head of School at Savannah Country Day School for five years, talks about the four pillars that are essential for a successful first year as a new head of school. Mr Bonnell advises new heads of school to concentrate on four key elements during their first year of tenure in order to establish a strong foundation for their succeeding years of leadership.
The first pillar Tom Bonnell advises new Heads of School to concentrate on is to build trusting relationships with key people such as trustees, administrators, faculty, students, and parents. The second pillar is gaining essential knowledge of the school including the curriculums for each division, major policies of each division, the history of the school as well as its financial workings. The third pillar of success lies in having a significant presence in school since the Head of School is the symbolic representative of the school as a whole. The fourth and final pillar is effective communication and establishing a pattern of communication that will work best for the school.
These four pillars outlined by Tom Bonnell gives new Heads of School an idea of things to focus on in order to establish a good first year in office and to set the stage for a long and successful tenure.
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