Archive for January, 2010
Dr. Lawrence Shapiro is a leading hair transplant surgeon who attended the Miami 2009 Special Olympics. He was with Gold Medalist Gary Hall, Miss Florida Megan Clementi and Firefighter Sgt. Jeff Lampert who were all special guests at the said event. As a huge supporter of the Miami Special Olympics which is a year-round event, Dr. Lawrence Shapiro congratulated those who came to participate and support the cause as well as thanking those who organized and sponsored the affair.
Hair transplant surgeon, Dr. Shapiro was with Firefighter Sgt. Jeff Lampert who is a part of the Miami SWAT team. Sgt. Lampert is a patient of Dr. Lawrence Shapiro and was chosen to be one of the models for the 2010 Fireman’s Calendar wherein the selection process was stated to be a grueling one. It was in 2003 when Sgt. Lampert received his hair transplant from Dr. Shapiro and both gentlemen are huge and strong supporters of the Special Olympics.
Currently, the hair transplant clinic of Dr. Lawrence Shapiro offers hair transplant and hair restoration surgery services in south Florida. He has offices in Delray Beach and Hollywood and serves places like Boca Raton,Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Naples Aventura, Orlando, Tampa, Stuart, Port St Lucie, Jacksonville, Jupiter, Melbourne and other Florida communities.
To read more information about Dr. Lawrence Shapiro hair transplant doctor please visit www.drshapiroshairinstitute.com
Thursday January 28th, 2010 in Dr. Lawrence Shapiro | No comments »
Omar MMubango works full-time as a pharmaceutical executive, has his own small business, and still has all the time in the world to engage himself in his charitable causes.
He has his own nonprofit organization the Trans Africa New Initiatives Corporation (TANIC), which he treats like as if it gives him a whole lot of monetary reward. Omar MMubango utilizes his expertise, which he has acquired through intensive research and pursuit of different degrees in different universities, to champion the causes that he holds dear to him.
It is mainly through TANIC that he is given the chance to lead the implementation of recycling, clean drinking water, pollution control and general cleaning of neighborhoods. Omar MMubango actively participates in the battle against illegal dumping of non-biodegradable medical and also non-medical hazardous wastes. He acts as the community’s advocate, making the community’s voice heard, and action is implemented to remedy the awful situation right away.
Omar MMubango believes that his greatest achievement, by far, is the opportunity he was given to serve his community at home, and the needy abroad, also through TANIC.
It does not really matter how Mr MMubango makes use of his time, whether he is locked up in his laboratory being his Regulatory Affairs research scientist self, or is strict in establishing rules, ensuring public safety with the pharmaceuticals in the market. All through these, it is then obvious that Omar MMubango is a man who has dedicated his life to the service of others.
Wednesday January 27th, 2010 in Omar MMubango | 1 Comment »
Seth Lesser was born on November 11, 1850 in Buffalo, New York. Seth was involved in the building of the Brooklyn Bridge as an engineer. It was envisioned to connect Brooklyn to Manhattan. While helping build the Brooklyn Bridge. Caisson disease, Seth Lesser died of “caisson disease,” known today as “decompression sickness.” It hits construction workers who work underwater, among others. It happens when a person, after having been in the compressed environment of the caisson, immediately reenters normal atmospheric conditions. The Chief Engineer of the project and son of the designer of the bridge, Washington Roebling, was another fatality of caisson disease. His name is etched on the bridge.
To honor the families of those who died the same way as Mr. Roebling did, such as Seth Lesser, a fund was established by the former’s vfriends and family. With both his colleagues and his superiors, he was a well-liked man. Emily Warren Roebling, credited for continuing the project, knew Mr. Lesser’s wife personally, though Mr. Lesser and Mr. Roebling did not have the privilege of working together,
In the afternoon of May 25, 1884, one day after the inauguration of the Brooklyn Bridge, a plaque honoring Seth Lesser, was personally handed to Marceline Lesser, his widow, by Mrs. Roebling. In attendance were their three children, Seth, Jr., James and Thomas.
Wednesday January 27th, 2010 in Seth Lesser | 1 Comment »
It is not surprising that for someone who places his family and God first above all things and enjoys the company of his wife and four beautiful kids, would have an innate love for unions and weddings. Eric Douglas Hartlieb has this inherent love for his craft which is photography; hence, Mr Hartlieb is the owner of a Wedding Photography and Videography company called “A Treasured Wedding.” One might say that is it due to its symbolic fusion of love and commitment which is exactly what he promises to his customers - a commitment in providing quality photography and videography coverage for weddings at a very affordable rate. As the owner of “A Treasured Wedding,” Eric Douglas Hartlieb enjoys photography and videography and is able to create that perfect wedding video and photo collection for a couple to treasure and look back on for many years to come.
“A Treasured Wedding” assures Brides and Grooms that its owner Eric Douglas Hartlieb will be there with them throughout the whole ceremony – from start to end. Working side by side with his clients, Eric takes great pride in his creative abilities which he puts into good use when he starts editing the wedding video and photos. In the end, the product is a magical memory that couples will definitely delight in and cherish.
For more information on Eric Douglas Hartlieb and “A Treasured Wedding,” please visit http://www.atreasuredwedding.com/.
Tuesday January 26th, 2010 in Eric Douglas Hartlieb | No comments »
When I was sifting through boxes of my grandfather’s old stuff, I came across a stack of old records that intrigued me. I listened to a few of them even though I’m not really a big fan of classical music. There were a few records I happened to like, those records by French composer Marc Hühn in particular which had a somber yet beautiful harmony.
Intrigued, I did a little research on composer Marc Hühn in order to learn more about him. He was born on March 12, 1876 in Paris, France and was actually a childhood musical prodigy much like Mozart. His parent recognized their son’s musical talent and sent him to an expensive school to receive schooling at a very early age. He was mostly known for his piano skills and innate understanding of musical theory and harmony.
Marc Hühn was a prolific composer and composed almost one hundred musical compositions throughout his lifetime. He composed music mainly for the church as well as ballets and incidental music for theatre plays. Another of his talents was writing and he was a contributing writer to various musical publications in France.
Tuesday January 26th, 2010 in Marc Hühn | No comments »
Tom Bonnell has spent nearly most of his life dedicated to the task of educating young minds. Mr Bonnell has nearly thirty years of experience in teaching and in school administration. His passion for education has led him to take on various positions in different schools where Tom has contributed greatly to the advancement of education in those institutions.
Tom Bonnell’s passion for education and teaching stemmed from his being an excellent student who loved learning. As a college student, Mr Bonnell graduated Magna Cum Laude from the prestigious Duke University with a Bachelor of Arts in Latin and Greek. Tom also later went on to pursue his Master’s degree in Latin and Greek from the University of Texas at Austin. Mr Bonnell took a brief foray into the corporate world as a legal assistant at Baker & Botts Law Firm in Houston for three years before pursuing a career in education as a Latin and Ancient History Teacher at St. Thomas High School in 1981.
Tom Bonnell excellence in his career as an educator has earned him numerous awards and recognition. Among the awards Tom has received are the Dalton PTA Community Spirit Award, Texas Excellence Award in Teaching, and the Master Teacher Award from Episcopal High School.
Monday January 25th, 2010 in Tom Bonnell | No comments »
Jordan Eske who feels that his proudest achievement is being able to persevere despite unfortunate and undesirable circumstances is also inspired to excel and grow in every situation that he finds himself in. Additionally, he tries to educate others by spreading positivity in the process. Jordan Eske who happens to be an E-commerce green entrepreneur provides eco-friendly products to people and works hard to make sure that he is able to educate others about the availability and importance of eco-friendly consumer products. He does this by selling alternative energy consumer products through the utilization of LivEcoFriendly.com LLC.
Apart from that, Jordan Eske tries to make it a point to enjoy his spare time by taking a vacation to foreign countries and doing fun activities that includes snorkeling and swimming in pools. Aside from that, he likes to enjoy the warm air and water while listening to relaxing music. He also loves going to spas for a relaxing massage as well as getting a body wrap. To add to that, other activities that Jordan Eske engages in includes going to clothing stores and picking up new clothes. Moreover, he finds it delightful to go out and eat, have dinner, and go to beaches where he is able to drink wine with friends and take some pictures with them.
To shop for eco-friendly consumer products please visit www.livecofriendly.com
Thursday January 21st, 2010 in Jordan Eske | No comments »
Homeland HealthCare is in the health and life insurance business that is committed to offer its brokers and its customers the best possible options that is deemed necessary in today’s ever-changing HealthCare industry. It is recognized as a national third-party administrator that ranks as one of the top healthcare insurance providers in terms of its services as well as the support it gives to both its brokers and customers. This is because Homeland HealthCare continuously produces creative and versatile products that provide insurance limits in addition to a wide range of coverage that is reasonably priced.
Moreover, the company has come up with ground-breaking products that are directly intended for a number of work places that have diverse conditions. It is also meant for an individual’s unique standard of living and a person’s active lifestyle. What’s more, it has always been a part of Homeland HealthCare’s philosophy to incorporate superior features as well as coming up with alternatives that would afford a more extensive insurance protection for employees and their families. It is because of this that the company created a policy called the Homeland SecureCare program that was designed to tailor-fit its product to its clients. As such, the development of Homeland HealthCare’s SecureCare program benefits employees by providing them with a more comprehensive and affordable coverage.
Wednesday January 20th, 2010 in Homeland HealthCare | No comments »
Lonny Gordon who is Artist in Residence for the Illinois State University – College of Fine Arts has done research for the Ruth Page Centennial Celebration for the Ruth Page Foundation which includes the writing of “A Life of Firsts” – the creation of new choreography based on the work of Ruth Page and extensive recorded interviews with Andre Delfau, her 2nd husband, the costume and scenic artist for the Paris Opera.
In addition, Lonny Gordon has written numerous articles as a reviewer for the Ashai Evening News which includes the “Lezana and her Flamenco” on December 13, 1968; “Lush Miss Ishii stuns Roppongi’s Underground” on November 12, 1968, “Miss Kanda Back on Tokyo stage” on November 6,1968, “U.S. Ballet Theatre displays superb art” on September 30, 1968, “Australian Ballet in Tokyo” on April 16, 1968, “Bonjin’s Dancers show their stuff with cabbage” on April 14, 1969 and the “Tokyo Ballet Theater-Pulcinella tops ambitious program” on February 19, 1968.
Moreover, Lonny Gordon has written articles and chapters in books such as the 1986 “Roles of dance in modern society: Some considerations” In Soo, P.C. for the Performing Arts and the 1981 “Tradition and change of dance theater in Japan: Doors once open – open wider” for Dance Scope and the National Theatre Dance Circle, Singapore among many others.
Monday January 18th, 2010 in Lonny Gordon | No comments »
Louis F. Albanese, President and CEO of investment firm Catamount Management Group, highlights the importance of having the right amount of diversification in one’s investment portfolio. L. Albanese advises investors from concentrating their investments in too little stocks and from buying too many stocks.
For Louis F. Albanese, there’s a fine line between having too much and too little variety in one’s investment portfolio. Many novice investors make the mistake of having a portfolio with too many stocks and bonds. This makes it difficult for the investor to properly monitor and manage each of his investments and often puts his total investments at risk.
“Know what is in your portfolio, it is better to have a smaller basket and follow it closely,” he advises.
Louis F. Albanese has over twenty-five years of experience in securities and investment management. Prior to his current position as President of Catamount Management Group, Louis has also served in top positions in other investment firms such as Paine Webber and Prudential Securities. Under his leadership, Catamount Management Group has been consistently ranked as one of the top investment managers by Nelson’s “World’s Best Money Managers.”
For more information of Catamount Management Group, visit their website at www.catmg.com
Friday January 15th, 2010 in Louis F. Albanese | No comments »