| KMA Global Solutions International Enjoys Further Multimedia Industry Success With LeapFrog
MISSISSAUGA, Ontario, Nov. 20, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- KMA Global Solutions International, Inc. (OTC BB:KMAG.OB - News) (Frankfurt:VVS.F - News) announced today that KMA has completed an expanded agreement to supply its patent pending DUALTag to LeapFrog Enterprises, Inc., the well known educational software and toy company. KMA's DUALTag will be added to the packaging of several new devices as well as software programs designed for both new and existing LeapFrog products. Overall, the agreement is anticipated to generate volumes in excess of 10 million units annually for KMA. .
Salt Lamp Cleanliness: 'Tis the Season for Naturally Better Air
The natural beauty of a salt lamp, and the healthful difference made to indoor air quality and human well-being, could offer an interesting twist for this season of giving. The folks at Ionicsalts.com shed some light on the benefits and uses of Himalayan crystal salt, including how a salt lamp actually works. .
Grace, tenacity and Thanksgiving
The more the former Army Colonel tries to fight back his tears, the more he melts into his easy chair. Years of pent-up emotion � he can�t engage with a rifle or a right cross � quickly explode into words about a fight for his daughter�s life, and a mission to choke out a rare disease. Carl Hicks, 54, wears his heart on his sleeve as he starts to unfold his first-born�s life with his wife, Mary Jan, in the den of their modest Gig Harbor home. The cliffhanger ending is playing out right before their eyes, as their daughter, 26-year-old Meaghan Hicks, sleeps soundly, just 10 feet away � complete with a new heart and pair of donated lungs. A few things become quite evident in Carl�s often quivering voice. Meaghan�s story is intense. She�s very lucky to be alive. This year, the Hicks� family Thanksgiving Day holiday will be extra special.
Readings and Signings
EVENTS AT WATER STREET BOOKSTORE, 125 Water St., Exeter, 778-9731: Friday, Nov. 16, 4 p.m.: Meet local psychologist Dawn Huebner, author of "What to Do When Your Temper Flares," at her office, 2 Franklin Street, Exeter. All books in the "What to Do..." series will be available for purchase courtesy of Water Street Bookstore. Sunday, Nov. 18, 3 p.m.: Water Street Bookstore's book group will meet to discuss "Suite Francaise" by Irene Nemirovsky. No need to sign up just read the book and show up, it's that easy. Liz Whaley, a retired teacher and longtime employee of Water Street Bookstore, always hosts a lively discussion and has a following of devoted fans who read and love whatever she recommends. Wednesday, Nov. 21, 7 p.m.: Water Street Bookstore welcomes Vermont mystery writer Archer Mayor, who will discuss the newest installment of his popular Joe Gunther series, "Chat." Saturday, Nov.
Sabrina Wells’ store a family affair
She leased a truck from her parents' company, hired a driver, and that is how she paid for school. She attended Indian Hills for two years and then spent a year in Jackson, Tenn., learning massage therapy. Sabrina Wells' store a family affair Mikels makes a complete meal for lunch Monday through Friday. On this day, the sign out front listed a ham dinner with sweet potatoes and all the trimmings. By Patsy Cincotta - Staff writer Daily Iowegian Sabrina Wells has her hands full, but she says that's the way she likes it. Owner of the Cincinnati Konvenience Korner since June, she also works in real estate for Doug Gilworth in Unionville, Mo. .
Strachan content with progress of Boruc talks
CELTIC manager Gordon Strachan insists he has no fears over goalkeeper Artur Boruc's future at Parkhead. The 27-year-old still has two years to run on his current contract with the option of an extra year should both parties agree to an extension. But recent reports suggested the Pole was growing impatient as he waits for a new offer from the Glasgow outfit. On the eve of their CIS Insurance Cup quarter-final meeting with Hearts, Strachan said: "We offered him talks at the beginning of the season and that is ongoing. We were the ones that instigated them and at the moment it's going great with (chief executive) Peter Lawwell and Artur so that's fine." .
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