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Carol Mackela announces the release of Noon Skate
Carol Mackela is the author of Noon Skate, a novel about ice dancing. She is a gold dance medalist who enjoyed twenty years of ice dancing and is a competitive masters springboard diver. paternal grandparents, Finnish immigrants, settled in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, where her father was born. Carol grew up in Flint, Michigan and is a retired federal government attorney. She lives in Northern Virginia near her daughter and son-in-law and their lively Siberian husky. Carol’s first novel On Your Feet! - a romance about ballroom dancing - received an Indie Excellence Award in 2009. Webpage: http://www.authorsexpresspromotion.com/carol-mackela

Tet Offensive of Marks 50th Anniversary of this Vietnam War Milestone on January 31
The Tet Offensive of 1968, in which 2,000 American, 5,000 South Vietnamese and 40,000 North Vietnamese combatants died, along with an uncounted number of civilians marks its 50th year on January 31,and spelled the beginning of the end of American involvement in Vietnam.

John Palmer Art names the University of Houston Graduate College of Social Work as its 2018 Nonprofit of the Year
Since 2011, Artist John Ross Palmer has made philanthropy a dedicated part of his business model by selecting and supporting a Nonprofit of the Year. Rather than donate piecemeal to charities, Palmer gives gargantuan support to a worthy cause.

Japan Books - Philippe Huysveld (GBMC) - < Japan Series >
A new series of Books (5) about the economy, the society, the culture, business, tourism and the history of Japan.

Invision Filmworks Acquires Traphouse a Play to Premier for Houston Theatre
Invision Filmworks announces its first foray into theater with the acquisition of Traphouse. Traphouse will be cast later this month and will begin production by early next year.

Donna M. Zadunajsky, award winning author, announces release of second book in the Help Me series
Zadunajsky started out writing children’s books before she accomplished and published her first novel, Broken Promises, in June 2012. She then has written several more novels and her first novella, HELP ME! which is a subject about suicide and bullying.

“The Cowgirl Jumped Over the Moon” Receives Honors at Prestigious 2017 Equus Film Festival held in New York...
Founder, Lisa Diersen loved the story and declared it The Festival Directors Choice

Santiago Ribeiro´s exhibition at Nasdaq OMX Group and Thomson Reuters Sign in Times Square, New York city.
New York, USA, 14/11/2017 -The power of image in Times Square in New York with art by Santiago Ribeiro in Huffingtonpost (https://www.huffingtonpost. ...

Jayamma Mane: A home for destitutes in Rural Bangalore by VOSD for People
VOSD for People today announced that it will start a home for destitutes in Doddaballapur Taluk in Rural Bangalore. The home will be called ‘Jayamma Mane’ (Jayamma’s Home), and will have up to 50 full time residents in Phase 1 of operations.

While Trump’s Tweets Fuel US-North Korea Tensions, Boston Global Forum Scholars Call for Soft Power Diplomacy, and Bank Sanctions
To avert crisis or out-and-out war with North Korea,and leader Kim Jong Un, Boston Global Forum scholars and diplomats gathered at Harvard University to air alternative strategies to include bank sanctions and soft power diplomacy. The Boston Global forum was founded in 2012 by former Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis and Nguyen Ahn Tuan, who is best known for bringing a free and open Internet to Vietnam. The think tank's mission is to advance peaceful solutions to some of the world's most volatile conflicts between nations.

Dr. Phyllis A. Langton Working on the Final Revision for Sweet Abandon
During March 2017, Langton was a Resident Fellow at the Hambidge Center for the Creative Arts and Sciences, Rabun Gap, Georgia, working on the final revision of SWEET ABANDON: An Orphan’s Life Amid Secrets and Lies - A story about families that live with secrets and lies grounded in shame.

Marilyn Meredith Announces Release of Newest Tempe Crabtree Mystery
Deputy Tempe Crabtree is the resident deputy of the mountain community of Bear Creek and its nearby surroundings in the Southern Sierra. A horrific snowstorm traps Tempe and her husband in the lodge of a summer camp along with the caretakers and seven most unpleasant people--one becomes a murder victim. And to complicate matters, the ghost of a former camper makes contact with Tempe.

Coming soon from CreativeEdgePublishing: Twisted Threads by Kaylin McFarren
Book 4 in the Threads series A family becomes an assassin's target after a crime lord's sister is brutally murdered in Kaylin McFarren's latest erotic, psychological thriller, Twisted Threads.

New Quarter Life Crisis Book Helps Millennials Escape a Life They Hate
Celebrated life hacker Kay Walker releases Quarter Life Crisis Escape Plan, a new book written to help frustrated, fearful or uncertain millennials get their lives back on track

BudExpressNOW.ca Announces Their Launch with Free Shipping, and High Quality Buds at the Lowest Prices
BudExpressNOW.ca Announces Their Launch with Free Shipping, and High Quality Buds at the Lowest Prices