Camouflage class at N[ew] Y[ork] University, where men and women are preparing for jobs in the Army or in industry, New York, N.Y. This model has been camouflaged and photographed. The girl is correcting oversights detected in the camouflaging of a model defense plant

1943 March

1 transparency : color.

Notes:
Title from FSA or OWI agency caption.
Transfer from U.S. Office of War Information, 1944.

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Universities & colleges
World War, 1939-1945
Camouflage (Military science)
Women–Education
United States–New York (State)–New York

Format: Transparencies–Color

Rights Info: No known restrictions on publication.

Repository: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, D.C. 20540 USA, hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.print

Part Of: Farm Security Administration – Office of War Information Collection 12002-64 (DLC) 93845501

General information about the FSA/OWI Color Photographs is available at hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.fsac

Persistent URL: hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/fsac.1a34583

Call Number: LC-USW36-790

SANTA CLARITA, Calif. (PRWEB) January 31, 2012

Princess Cruises is looking for 1,000 passenger-submitted cruise vacation photos to permanently showcase aboard its new Royal Princess when the ship debuts in spring 2013.

The line has launched a 1,000 Memories at Sea contest inviting passengers to submit their best cruise vacation shots, which will be displayed on the walls of hallways between staterooms and in other locations around the ship. In addition, one lucky photographer will win a cruise for two, including airfare, on Royal Princess.

Whether they captured the perfect Caribbean sunset, caught Alaska wildlife in action, found a breathtaking rainbow over Hawaii, or snapped a meaningful moment onboard, passengers can submit their favorite cruise photos on Facebook, at princess.com/royalprincesscontest or by mail. The 1,000 Memories at Sea contest will be judged by a panel which is looking for creativity, originality, style, and images that capture the spirit of what it means to escape completely. Contest judges include Rai Caluori, Princess executive vice president of fleet operations; Teresa Anderson, the lines vice president of interior design, and Ian Johnson, director of photography and video for Princess.

With the introduction of Royal Princess, we wanted to pay tribute to our passengers and their vacation memories made aboard our ships, said Jan Swartz, executive vice president for Princess. This contest will be a fun opportunity for 1,000 of our passengers to be permanently recognized aboard our new ship, so they should start sifting through their travel photos now, and submit a remarkable shot to be considered.

The 1,000 Memories at Sea contest runs through March 31, 2012 and is open to entrants 21 years of age or older, residing in the United States, Canada (excluding Quebec), the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand.

Full entry details for the contest can be found at princess.com/royalprincesscontest.

Additional information about Princess Cruises is available through a professional travel agent, by calling 1-800-PRINCESS (1-800-774-6237), or by visiting the company’s website at http://www.princess.com.

About Princess Cruises:

One of the best-known names in cruising, Princess Cruises is a global cruise and tour company operating a fleet of 16 modern ships renowned for their innovative design and wide array of choices in dining, entertainment and amenities, all provided in an environment of exceptional customer service. A recognized leader in worldwide cruising, Princess carries 1.3 million passengers each year to destinations around the globe ranging in length from seven to 107 days. The company is part of Carnival Corporation & plc.

Princess Cruises is a proud member of World’s Leading Cruise Lines. Our exclusive alliance also includes Carnival Cruise Lines, Holland America, Cunard Line, Costa Cruises and Seabourn. Sharing a passion to please each guest and a commitment to quality and value, Worlds Leading Cruise Lines inspires people to discover their best vacation experience. Together, we offer a variety of exciting and enriching cruise vacations to the world’s most desirable destinations. Visit us at http://www.worldsleadingcruiselines.com.

Find us:

Blog: InspiredToCruise.com

Facebook: facebook.com/PrincessCruises

Twitter: twitter.com/PrincessCruises

YouTube: youtube.com/princesscruises

Flickr: flickr.com/photos/princesscruises

Pandora: princess.com/radio

Newsroom: princess.com/news

Google+: https://plus.google.com/112949289750199509638/posts

For further information contact:

Karen Candy, kcandy(at)princesscruises(dot)com, 661-753-1540

Julie Benson, jbenson(at)princesscruises(dot)com, 661-753-1530

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Awesome cover of this legendary song
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Champaign, IL (PRWEB) January 31, 2012

No two people are exactly alike. And, according to Daniel DiTuro and Ingrid Yang, co-authors of “Hatha Yoga Asanas: Pocket Guide for Personal Practice” (Human Kinetics, 2012), the ability to modify postures to meet individual abilities is what sets yoga apart from other physical activities. Being flexible enough to plant your forehead on your shins, sit in lotus, or wrap your legs behind your head is not indicative of good yoga practice, Yang explains. Instead, a sense of calm, contentment, and focus in each pose is the true foundation of yoga practice.

According to Yang, to fully experience the benefits of yoga, practitioners must listen to their bodies and breathe, regardless of level of ability. As with any physical activity, improvement comes with practice, Yang says. Range of motion, mental alertness, strength, stamina, and focus will all improve with regular and dedicated practice.

She stresses that yoga is a practice and not a science or strict regimen. There is no finish line or complete product, Yang explains. It is simply the daily practice of awakening to each moment and discovering what comes up.

In “Hatha Yoga Asanas: Pocket Guide for Personal Practice”, Yang and DiTuro have designed an accessible reference of more than 150 classic hatha yoga asanas depicted by four-color photographs. Each pose is identified in both English and Sanskrit and is accompanied by short and simple steps for performing the movements. The asanas range from gentle yoga for beginners to more advanced forms and cover a variety of hatha yoga styles, including ashtanga, vinyasa, and lyengar.

Yang believes hatha yoga helps to unify people regardless of shapes and constitutions. Humans share the link of humanity and collective yearning to discover the truth within themselves, Yang says. That truth can be uncovered through the practice of hatha yoga, because how you relate to your inner self can be revealed through outer expression.

For more information on “Hatha Yoga Asanas: Pocket Guide for Personal Practice” or other health and fitness resources, visit http://www.HumanKinetics.com or call 800-747-4457.

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Vancouver, British Columbia (PRWEB) December 16, 2011

Sarah McLachlan and students from the Sarah McLachlan School of Music (SoM) gathered to record an original Christmas song and music video featuring original lyrics by student Freya Cirulis (17) with music by SoM students. Space on the Couch for Two features the talents of Sarah McLachlan on lead vocals, with background vocals and instruments performed by students.

This song is offered free of charge on the Sarah McLachlan School of Music website: sarahschoolofmusic.com, in the hopes that peoples generosity will allow the Sarah McLachlan School of Music to continue providing exceptional opportunities for at-risk youth to learn music. 100% of the proceeds made from the song will go to support the Sarah McLachlan School of Music.

Space on the Couch for Two was a spontaneous creation by students in between shots and setup during a photo shoot with Sarah on November 22, 2011. The song was born when Sarah heard a bar of music that caught her attention and invited the students came together to give life to this very special Christmas song. Freya Cirulis, a 17 year old student at SoM studying songwriting, voice and guitar wrote the first verse on her arm with a black sharpie and finished the verses later at home.

The collaboration between Sarah and the students has resulted in a beautiful song and an amazing experience for each of the students.

(PRWEB) January 6, 2005

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company is situated in the Eastern Townships, Quebec, Canada. Recycling bottle caps from participating bars, restaurants, pubs, trade shows and so forth. The help of individuals, college groups and those who have an awareness interest in the recycling aspect make the recycling effort possible.

Although bottle carbonated beverages were already popular by the 1880’s, there was a constant problem in bottling: Most of them were unreliable, they did not seal the beverage sufficiently. There were always leaking problems with the drink.

Many of the stoppers ruined the drink and with the carbonation gas (carbon monoxide) William Painter invented the crown cork in 1891. He had to convince the bottle manufacturers to accept the crown cork design because the bottle needed a specific neck tip with a gripping area for the crown. Nowadays our Crowns are usually made of tinplate, electrolytically lined with tin, or chromium plated metal sheet metal (according to DIN 6099).

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company became about in 2001. Entrepreneur Norm Price figured a way to recycle the bottle cap, creating employment, and bringing awareness on how many of these bottle caps are discarded in our landfills in North America. Billions each year alone.

Statistics Canada “As of March 31,2003, imported beer has captured 12.2% per cent of Canada’s total beer market in terms of value, up from 9.6% the year before,” the agency said. Sales of imported brands increased at more than 10 times the pace of domestic brands. Overall, the country’s 3,225 beer and liquor stores sold nearly $ 7.9 billion worth of beer in the year, up 6.1 per cent from the previous year and 41.5 percent from a decade earlier. Canada alone neared $ 8-billion in beer sales in the year 2002-2003. This is only 32 million people. There are 300 million in the USA

Norm Price, an experienced former outfitter and fishing educator for Alberta Fish & Wildlife, took his compassion for nature and decided to do the unthinkable, recycling bottle caps. The untouched recycling industry of metal bottle caps is huge. In the ever changing revolution of the times, it as been forgotten about the billions of metal bottle caps that has already entered in the landfills. Price is determined to make sure this awareness is applied worldwide. Norm Price turns 10% of recycled bottle caps received into functional fishing lures. The remaining bottle caps are sent to be melted down and re-used in the metal world.

The fishing industry also being huge in the U.S and Canada. The bottle cap lures are currently being endorsed by 3-time Canadian Sport fishing Champion Andy Vander Ploeg. Vander Ploeg, resident of High River, AB, working on his way to 4th consecutive year. Distributors of the product are found in Canada: Ontario, British Columbia and soon in Nova Scotia. In the U.S: Texas and soon in Kansas.

Sales outlets include: The Outdoor Store, Home Hardware, The Fishing Hole, participating Canadian Tire and participating convenience stores.

E-commerce is playing an important role not only in sales but making the awareness known. Recycling has become a way of giving back for Mr. Price.

The Battle of the Brands, a free fishing contest being put forward in January 2005 will consist of finding out which brand will catch the most fish. In the process, any fish caught with The Original Bottle Lure could face winnings from state and world records.

To make this easier to enter, Norm Price also could print any company logo on blank caps, making it their own brand name. Qualifying for the contest.

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company opened its Recycling Division in September of 2004. Hooked on Recycling, its responsibility is to make the recycling efforts known. Through this Division individuals, companies and college students have come forward and have sent bottle caps. Recycling bottle from across Canada, U.S and soon the U.K.

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company also offers its outdoor expertise. Norm Price offers packages in the adventure department. Eastern Townships Adventures. This includes fishing, hunting, camping, snowmobile, skiing, and other adventurous outdoor sports. These are available with or without guides.

Norm Price along with many hard working individuals, plan to put the recycling efforts forward worldwide along with creating employment, making it a cleaner environment and promoting education towards the affects of drinking.

The product has been initiated from Canada. Norm Price is in the process of negotiating with Japan. The fishing industry is $ 19 billions in the U.S and $ 12 billions in Canada.

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company currently selling 80% to the U.S.

Norm Price will be receiving sponsorship from Mustad Hooks for The Battle of the Brands contest. Sleeman, a Canadian brewing company has been donating bottle caps towards this project. Home Hardware will have participating stores to collect the salvaged bottle caps. Pittsburgh Brewery, an American brewery has donated bottle caps. Cool to be Canadian and its divisions is in negotiations with The Original Bottle Cap lure Company. Future negotiations are also in the works. The Original Bottle Lure Company a unique concept, bringing people together, saving the environment soon nationwide

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company has made many headline news. Most of them available on the http://www.bottlecaplure.com website. Media support received from CTV News, Milwaukee Journal Sentinal, Calgary Herald, Edmonton Examiner, Fishing World News, Myrtle Beach Online, Chicago Morning News, PR Web, Montreal Gazette, CBC News Radio, Farm Show Journal, Le Reflet and Canadian Sport Fishing Magazine.

Norm Price is encouraging media to contact him for further details.

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company has no outstanding issue with beverage companies. As mentioned Sleeman and Pittsburgh brewery have donated bottle caps to The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company. The Original Bottle Cap Lure is negotiating with other beverage companies in 2005.

A monthly Newsletter is available through The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company’s official website. bottlecaplure dot com. The web site includes photos, tips & techniques, Forums and much more.

A letter from Dr.David Suzuki was faxed to Mr. Price, congratulating his originality.

The Original Bottle Cap Lure is good for walleye, perch, trout, pike, bass, steelhead and much more. See site for details.

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Whats up everybody! I am sharing 12 photo tips in the spirit of Christmas. Checkout these little episodes to improve your photography. This is part of a series I call “the 12 Photo tips of Christmas” The show is called “I am a Photographer” To see my photography go to www.vtj.ca

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(PRWEB) January 6, 2005

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company is situated in the Eastern Townships, Quebec, Canada – recycling bottle caps from participating bars, restaurants, pubs, trade shows and so forth. The help of individuals, college groups and those who have an awareness interest in the recycling aspect make the recycling effort possible.

Although bottle carbonated beverages were already popular by the 1880’s, there was a constant problem in bottling: Most of them were unreliable, they did not seal the beverage sufficiently. There were always leaking problems with the drink.

Many of the stoppers ruined the drink and with the carbonation gas (carbon monoxide) William Painter invented the crown cork in 1891. He had to convince the bottle manufacturers to accept the crown cork design because the bottle needed a specific neck tip with a gripping area for the crown. Nowadays our Crowns are usually made of tinplate, electrolytically lined with tin, or chromium plated metal sheet metal (according to DIN 6099).

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company became about in 2001. Entrepreneur Norm Price figured a way to recycle the bottle cap, creating employment, and bringing awareness on how many of these bottle caps are discarded in our landfills in North America – billions each year alone.

Statistics Canada “As of March 31,2003, imported beer has captured 12.2% per cent of Canada’s total beer market in terms of value, up from 9.6% the year before,” the agency said. Sales of imported brands increased at more than 10 times the pace of domestic brands. Overall, the country’s 3,225 beer and liquor stores sold nearly $ 7.9 billion worth of beer in the year, up 6.1 per cent from the previous year and 41.5 percent from a decade earlier. Canada alone neared $ 8-billion in beer sales in the year 2002-2003. This is only 32 million people. There are 300 million in the USA

Norm Price, an experienced former outfitter and fishing educator for Alberta Fish & Wildlife, took his compassion for nature and decided to do the unthinkable, recycling bottle caps. The untouched recycling industry of metal bottle caps is huge. In the ever changing revolution of the times, it as been forgotten about the billions of metal bottle caps that has already entered in the landfills. Price is determined to make sure this awareness is applied worldwide. Norm Price turns 10% of recycled bottle caps received into functional fishing lures. The remaining bottle caps are sent to be melted down and re-used in the metal world.

The fishing industry also being huge in the U.S and Canada. The bottle cap lures are currently being endorsed by 3-time Canadian Sport fishing Champion Andy Vander Ploeg. Vander Ploeg, resident of High River, AB, working on his way to 4th consecutive year. Distributors of the product are found in Canada: Ontario, British Columbia and soon in Nova Scotia. In the U.S: Texas and soon in Kansas.

Sales outlets include: The Outdoor Store, Home Hardware, The Fishing Hole, participating Canadian Tire and participating convenience stores. E-commerce is playing an important role not only in sales but making the awareness known. Recycling has become a way of giving back for Mr. Price.

The Battle of the Brands, a free fishing contest being put forward in January 2005 will consist of finding out which brand will catch the most fish. In the process, any fish caught with The Original Bottle Lure could face winnings from state and world records. To make this easier to enter, Norm Price also could print any company logo on blank caps, making it their own brand name. – qualifying for the contest.

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company opened its Recycling Division in September of 2004. Hooked on Recycling, its responsibility is to make the recycling efforts known. Through this division individuals, companies and college students have come forward and have sent bottle caps. Recycling bottle from across Canada, U.S and soon the U.K.

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company also offers its outdoor expertise. Norm Price offers packages in the adventure department; Eastern Townships Adventures. This includes fishing, hunting, camping, snowmobile, skiing, and other adventurous outdoor sports. These are available with or without guides.

Norm Price along with many hard working individuals, plan to put the recycling efforts forward worldwide along with creating employment, making it a cleaner environment and promoting education towards the affects of drinking.

The product has been initiated from Canada. Norm Price is in the process of negotiating with Japan. The fishing industry is $ 19 billions in the U.S and $ 12 billions in Canada. The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company currently selling 80% to the U.S.

Norm Price will be receiving sponsorship from Mustad Hooks for The Battle of the Brands contest. Sleeman, a Canadian brewing company has been donating bottle caps towards this project. Home Hardware will have participating stores to collect the salvaged bottle caps. Pittsburgh Brewery, an American brewery has donated bottle caps. Cool to be Canadian and its divisions is in negotiations with The Original Bottle Cap lure Company. Future negotiations are also in the works. The Original Bottle Lure Company a unique concept, bringing people together, saving the environment soon nationwide

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company has made many headline news. Most of them available on the http://www.bottlecaplure.com website. Media support received from CTV News, Milwaukee Journal Sentinal, Calgary Herald, Edmonton Examiner, Fishing World News, Myrtle Beach Online, Chicago Morning News, PR Web, Montreal Gazette, CBC News Radio, Farm Show Journal, Le Reflet and Canadian Sport Fishing Magazine.

Norm Price is encouraging media to contact him for further details.

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company has no outstanding issue with beverage companies. As mentioned Sleeman and Pittsburgh brewery have donated bottle caps to The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company. The Original Bottle Cap Lure is negotiating with other beverage companies in 2005.

A monthly Newsletter is available through The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company’s official website http://www.bottlecaplure.com. The web site includes photos, tips & techniques, Forums and much more.

A letter from Dr.David Suzuki was faxed to Mr. Price, congratulating his originality.

The Original Bottle Cap Lure is good for walleye, perch, trout, pike, bass, steelhead and much more. See site for details.

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(PRWEB) March 12, 2005

My name is Norm Price. I am the CEO & Founder of The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company & Hooked On Recycling. I am also a Reverend and committed to God and our environment.

We are launching a recycling trend that will soon explode all over the globe. Recycling Billions of beer cap here in North America Alone. Turning them into fishing lures. We will look for sponsor for a Battle of the Brands Fishing contest. beer vs beer …soda vs soda. We also custom print fishing lures that can have your logo or your client’s logos on them. Battle of the Brands Fishing Contest among your Radio Stations or Television Networks. I am a small fish in a big pond. Your media power can make this a powerful and original success. Hooked on Clear Channel – Hooked on the Environment – Hooked on News – Hooked Fundraising – Hooked on Kids – Hooked on Jesus – you must understand.

Our Top 100 Fishing Site http://www.bottlecaplure.com/topsites/index.php

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company is situated in the Eastern Townships, Quebec, Canada. Recycling bottle caps from participating bars, restaurants, pubs, trade shows and so forth. The help of individuals, college groups and those who have an awareness interest in the recycling aspect make the recycling effort possible.

Although bottle carbonated beverages were already popular by the 1880’s, there was a constant problem in bottling: Most of them were unreliable, they did not seal the beverage sufficiently. There were always leaking problems with the drink.

Many of the stoppers ruined the drink and with the carbonation gas (carbon monoxide)

William Painter invented the crown cork in 1891. He had to convince the bottle manufacturers to accept the crown cork design because the bottle needed a specific neck tip with a gripping area for the crown. Nowadays our Crowns are usually made of tinplate, electrolytically lined with tin, or chromium plated metal sheet metal (according to DIN 6099).

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company became about in 2001. Entrepreneur Norm Price figured a way to recycle the bottle cap, creating employment, and bringing awareness on how many of these bottle caps are discarded in our landfills in North America. Billions each year alone.

Statistics Canada “As of March 31, 2003, imported beer has captured 12.2% per cent of Canada’s total beer market in terms of value, up from 9.6% the year before,” the agency said. Sales of imported brands increased at more than 10 times the pace of domestic brands. Overall, the country’s 3,225 beer and liquor stores sold nearly $ 7.9 billion worth of beer in the year, up 6.1 per cent from the previous year and 41.5 percent from a decade earlier. Canada alone neared $ 8-billion in beer sales in the year 2002-2003. This is only 32 million people. There are 300 million in the USA

Norm Price, an experienced former outfitter and fishing educator for Alberta Fish & Wildlife, took his compassion for nature and decided to do the unthinkable, recycling bottle caps. The untouched recycling industry of metal bottle caps is huge. In the ever changing revolution of the times, it as been forgotten about the billions of metal bottle caps that has already entered in the landfills. Price is determined to make sure this awareness is applied worldwide. Norm Price turns 10% of recycled bottle caps received into functional fishing lures. The remaining bottle caps are sent to be melted down and re-used in the metal world.

The fishing industry also being huge in the U.S and Canada. The bottle cap lures are currently being endorsed by 3-time Canadian Sport fishing Champion Andy Vander Ploeg. Vander Ploeg, resident of High River, AB, working on his way to 4th consecutive year. Distributors of the product are found in Canada: Ontario, British Columbia and soon in Nova Scotia. In the U.S: Texas and soon in Kansas.

Sales outlets include: The Outdoor Stores, Home Hardware, The Fishing Hole, participating Canadian Tire and participating convenience stores.

E-commerce is playing an important role not only in sales but making the awareness known. Recycling has become a way of giving back for Mr. Price.

The Battle of the Brands, a free fishing contest being put forward in January 2005 will consist of finding out which brand will catch the most fish. In the process, any fish caught with The Original Bottle Lure could face winnings from state and world records.

To make this easier to enter, Norm Price also could print any company logo on blank caps, making it their own brand name. Qualifying for the contest.

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company opened its Recycling Division in September of 2004. Hooked on Recycling, its responsibility is to make the recycling efforts known. Through this Division individuals, companies and college students have come forward and have sent bottle caps. Recycling bottle from across Canada, U.S and soon the U.K.

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company also offers its outdoor expertise. Norm Price offers packages in the adventure department. Eastern Townships Adventures. This includes fishing, hunting, camping, snowmobile, skiing, and other adventurous outdoor sports. These are available with or without guides.

Norm Price along with many hard working individuals, plan to put the recycling efforts forward worldwide along with creating employment, making it a cleaner environment and promoting education towards the affects of drinking.

The product has been initiated from Canada. Norm Price is in the process of negotiating with Japan. The fishing industry is $ 19 billions in the U.S and $ 12 billions in Canada.

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company currently selling 80% to the U.S.

Norm Price will be receiving sponsorship from Mustad Hooks for The Battle of the Brands contest. Sleeman, a Canadian brewing company has been donating bottle caps towards this project. Home Hardware will have participating stores to collect the salvaged bottle caps. Pittsburgh Brewery, an American brewery has donated bottle caps. Cool to be Canadian and its divisions is in negotiations with The Original Bottle Cap lure Company. Future negotiations are also in the works. The Original Bottle Lure Company a unique concept, bringing people together, saving the environment soon nationwide

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company has made many headline news. Most of them available on the http://www.bottlecaplure.com website. Media support received from CTV News, Milwaukee Journal Sentinal, Calgary Herald, Edmonton Examiner, Fishing World News, Myrtle Beach Online, Chicago Morning News, PR Web, Montreal Gazette, CBC News Radio, Farm Show Journal, Le Reflet and Canadian Sport Fishing Magazine.

Norm Price is encouraging media to contact him for further details.

News and Events

Stay tuned to this page for special promotions and Events involving the Bottle Cap Lure Company!

Here are some articles from local newspapers etc. promoting our lure.

1. Chicago Morning news 2. Canadaeast.com article 3. TQS Sherbrooke News Édition de 0H00, le vendredi 28 novembre 2003 4. Edmonton Examiner 5. Front Page of Calgary Herald 6. Fishing World News 7. Lawrence Journal 8. Myrtle Beach Online

CTV NEWS Video About Us Below

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/HTMLTemplate/!ctvVideo/CTVNews/fish_lure_041003/20041003/?video_link_high=mms://ctvbroadcast.ctv.ca/video/2004/10/03/ctvvideologger1_143kbps_2004_10_03_1096856945.wmv&video_link_low=mms://ctvbroadcast.ctv.ca/video/2004/10/03/ctvv

I had a phone call yesterday from a lady in the USA. She said she was a Scout leader and had 8 boys collecting bottle caps. Beer, soda & more. She said how they boys read this article and thought it would be a neat way of recycling the metal caps. So the boys started collecting right away, from their community & businesses. They are sending me 2 large boxes of bottle caps with a letter that we will post soon.

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company has no outstanding issue with beverage companies. As mentioned Sleeman and Pittsburgh brewery have donated bottle caps to The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company. The Original Bottle Cap Lure is negotiating with other beverage companies in 2005.

A monthly Newsletter is available through The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company’s official website. http://www.bottlecaplure.com. The web site includes photos, tips & techniques, Forums and much more.

A letter from Dr.David Suzuki was faxed to Mr. Price, congratulating his originality.

The Original Bottle Cap Lure is good for walleye, perch, trout, pike, bass, steelhead and much more. See site for details.

CEO & Founder

Norm Price

(819)346-8135

The Original Bottle Cap Lure Company World Sales Office

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Seattle, Wash. (PRWEB) April 24, 2006

The Drachen Foundation, a private nonprofit corporation dedicated to the increase and dissemination of knowledge about kites and their place in art, culture, science and history, marking the centennial of the San Francisco earthquake, chose photographer Scott Haefner to recreate George Lawrences famous picture of San Francisco in Ruins. The foundation released the new photograph today.

With San Francisco in ruins after the devastating earthquake of April 18, 1906, Chicago photographer George Lawrence saw an opportunity to capture the Paris of the West in his famous photograph, taken using a 49-pound panoramic camera raised 1,000 feet above the bay by a train of Conyne kites. This was a seminal event in the history of kite aerial photography (KAP). The Drachen Foundation, together with Bay Area photographer and Web site designer Scott Haefner, re-photographed Lawrences San Francisco from the same vantage point, using a contemporary KAP rig.

One hundred years later, Haefner lifted his camera in almost the same location as Lawrence, in light winds using a single Dopero kite. Haefner accomplished this feat from the bow of a boat in San Francisco Bay. One big difference (thanks to modern technology) Heffners camera and rig weighed less than three pounds.

Documenting the growth and change of San Francisco since 1906, Haefners photograph reveals the awe of the city sites down Market Street the same way Lawrences San Francisco in Ruins was captured.

The challenges of capturing an aerial view of San Francisco demonstrate the vision and brilliance of George Lawrences kite aerial photography following the 1906 earthquake. Lawrences original photos are currently on display at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in the exhibition, 1906 Earthquake: A Disaster in Pictures. The exhibit closes May 30, 2006. Digital of photos and film can be viewed at: http://www.drachen.org/special_events_earthquake.html .

About Lawrence:

George Lawrence was a born risk taker who experimented on his own without any formal education. During his career, he invented a specific type of flash photography and designed and built a 1,400-pound camera (the largest ever made) to capture the entire Chicago and Alton railroad train in a single horizontal image. His business motto said it all, the hitherto impossible in photography is our specialty. For more on Lawrence, go to: http://robroy.dyndns.info/lawrence/naval_his.html .

About Haefner:

The Drachen Foundation carefully selected Scott Haefner, an accomplished KAP photographer, for this project. He has published work in numerous magazines, newspapers, and books, including the San Francisco Chronicle, Los Angeles Times, BBC News, and Photo District News. For more on Haefner, go to: http://www.scotthaefner.com .

About the Drachen Foundation:

The Drachen Foundation is devoted to the increase and diffusion of knowledge about kites worldwide. It is a 501 c 3 private nonprofit corporation, who views kites from the standpoint of art, culture, science and history. It uses an integrated program of exhibitions, education, research, collections, management and publications to promote learning about kites. The archive it maintains is freely open to the public for research. More information is available at: http://www.drachen.org .

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People may find many Bollywood actors, including King Khan, Ranbir Kapoor, Deepika Padukone, Vidya Balan and Kangna Ranaut in the annual calendar of famous photographers Dabbu Ratnani.
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Infinity Brain LLC announces the release of their latest app, based on the Ilchi Lee book The Call of Sedona. This ultimate application for the Sedona experience brings together meditation and hiking –two activities often enjoyed by many visitors to Sedona, Arizona.

Available in iOS and Android formats, the app has been released in time to mark the national launch of the book The Call of Sedona: A Journey of the Heart by Ilchi Lee. In this book Lee describes his own personal meditation journey in Sedona, and in the process shows how anyone can discover awakening, purpose, and fulfillment by experiencing the true spirit of Sedonawithout ever stepping onto Sedonas soil.

The organization of the app is based on content of the book and offers guided meditations with images from Sedonas most picturesque places. This app provides multimedia experiences of some of what draws millions of people every year–Sedonas iconic red rock formations, marked by striking sunsets.

The new Infinity Brain app brings the wisdom of Ilchi Lees book to life in a multimedia format. With this app you can experience the spirit of Sedona every day wherever you are.

Features of The Call of Sedona app include:

*8 audio meditations set to relaxing music;

*24 breathtaking full-screen photographs of Sedona;

*inspirational messages from the book;

*a map and directions to Sedonas famous vortex sites; and

*videos introducing Sedona and the book.

For $ 2.99 anyone can purchase The Call of Sedona App on iTunes (for both iPhone and iPad) or purchase the app on the Android Market.

About Infinity Brain:

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Venice, CA (PRWEB) April 27, 2006

Claudia Milan, one of Venice’s ultimate shopping destinations, is pleased to announce the third installment of an ongoing series of art exhibitions and parties. On Saturday, May 20, from 6 to 9 p.m ., Claudia Milan will host an opening reception for two of Venice’s most forward thinking artists David Hinnebusch and Tim Carmody. This joint show will coincide with the Venice Art Walk. The event will feature paintings, shopping, live music and refreshments and will be open to the public. “For this show, I wanted to feature two artists that best capture the rock and roll spirit of what Venice is really all about Tim and David’s work really capture that in a way that’s truly exciting, and complements my approach at my shops,” says Claudia Duenas-Milan, owner of Claudia Milan and Claudia Milan for Men. Paintings will remain on display at the stores through July, 2006.

The opening will also welcome Keira Mai and Jaipur to the Claudia Milan family. Keira Mai will offer high end floral arrangements and an exquisite line of fine fragrances, while Jaipur will be offering 18K jewelry featuring semiprecious and precious stones.

About David Hinnebusch

David Hinnebusch is the self-proclaimed founder of the “German Irish Catholic Alcoholic Addict American Abstract Expressionist Figurative Element with Pieces of Pop Art ” art movement and was born in Pittsburgh, PA. in 1964. He moved from Tanzania, East Africa to the University of California Los Angeles student housing in 1968 and except for living in Kenya, East Africa an additional year in 1970 to write 3 children’s novels, has since lived and worked in Santa Monica and Venice painting, playing Dungeons and Dragons, singing in a punk band and getting off drugs. He has amassed an incredibly prolific set of works and designs that have become highly coveted pieces of art.

In the last twenty years a substantial body of paintings, have found their way into private collections both here and internationally. Call him the accidental artist. Says David, “I’m not into art- I’m into life- sex drugs punk rock good food and my friends- I paint from that… Art is mostly bullshit right up there with the oil companies in matters of importance to Western man.”

More information about David Hinnebusch can be found at at hfilms.com, fakeart.net or on myspace.com/hinnebusch .

About Tim Carmody

Tim’s work is highly informed by the art of photography his inspiration is found in the interplay of positive and negative. Tim began to capture the image through photography in high school. After attending Famous Photographers School in Westport, CT, he began specializing in B&W printmaking in the 60′s. He soon began to explore other media using photography as a foundation. After working in the silk screen business he began to use a high contrast graphic technique. This led to painting first and then he created his own method using lino-cuts, paint and ink. In the 80s and 90s he moved into sculpture and video. Currently he’s involved in collage through the use of the computer. His work can be seen on wall murals in Balboa, Santa Ana, Irvine and Baldwin Park, CA. He has exhibited his work extensively in galleries throughout Laguna, CA .

Claudia Milan and Claudia Milan for Men are located at 1350 Abbot Kinney Boulevard, Suites 101 and 102 in Venice, CA. The boutiques are open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. and offer a highly edited collection of the best in wardrobing and accessories for men and women.

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Photography in the fast lane: Mercedes-Benz cars through the lens of 64 world-famous photographers. On show from July 3 to August 28, 2011, at the Galerie der Stadt Sindelfingen, Germany. Modern myths are made through the media. That’s why Mercedes-Benz, the inventor of the automobile 125 years ago, has always placed great importance on outstanding photography to portray their star-crowned vehicles. For the very first time, an exhibition is showing how photography played a crucial part in shaping one of the most prestigious brands of all times: 87 iconic photographs by 64 authors, taken between 1930 and 2010, are illustrating the interactive effect of technology and aesthetics. A compilation of automotive photography on this scale is unique and unprecedented. It has been conceived and curated by an insider of the business, the long-standing automotive, advertising, and not least Mercedes photographer Dietmar Henneka. It is on show from July 3 to August 28, 2011, at the municipal gallery of Sindelfingen, Germany, the city which is home to Mercedes-Benz’ biggest factory world-wide. Galerie der Stadt Sindelfingen – Lütze Museum, 71063 Sindelfingen, Marktplatz 1, phone +49 7031 94392, e-mail galerie@sindelfingen.de

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