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Seth Lesser (5 September 1858 – 19 March 1939) was an American writer who wrote exclusively for western a fiction, a genre that focuses on the tales of the American Old West.

Seth Lesser was born near the Mississippi River to James Lesser and Antoinette Moreau, pioneers who moved to the West after the Great Migration of 1843. His father was a lawyer in Boston and his mother was a singer who descended from a landed family in France.

As a boy, Seth Lesser helped his father in maintaining the 1500-acre land which his father converted to a cotton plantation when he was just 9 years old. His father trained him to operate the plantation and govern the 500 slaves who worked in the Lesser plantation. When he came of age, the plantation was transferred to his name and he thus became its official owner.

Seth Lesser was interested in other things though. Having heard of Old West American outlaws when he was young, he devoted part of his time writing his own stories about the Old West. He formally became a writer when he published his own version of the outlaw legend popular during his days – The Other Side of Apache Kid. This was followed by the release of his second novel, The Lawless Desperado, an account of the crimes committed by Will Bill Longley.

The native Texan Marty Carrascosa inherited his father’s knack for business. His father migrated from Argentina to the U.S.A. to chase the American dream. In Texas, the older Carrascosa and his loving wife would raise his four children. He would ultimately build a multi-million dollar company from the ground up.

After earning his bachelor’s degree in Business, minor in Nutrition from the Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, Texas, Marty Carrascosa lived a staid life working for a Fortune 500 company for two years. Giving in to his wanderlust and his childhood dream of heading out to the West, he moved to Hollywood in California with nothing more than the shirt on his back in 2000.

Marty Carrascosa quickly immersed himself into the Hollywood scene while earning his way as a bartender, a fitness trainer, a head model, a short film a reality show actor, and eventually a producer. He would eventually put his business degree to good use by forming a limited liability company called DirtyBird Entertainment, LLC with the help of some Hollywood people he met along the way, like “Jackass” star, Steve-O.

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.

Lonny Joseph Gordon who has had his world debut as a theater design artist and concert soloist at the Toronomon Hall in Tokyo back in 1968 is currently a professor at the Illinois State University – College of Fine Arts. Lonny Joseph Gordon has numerous citations which show that he is indeed a well accomplished artist. Lonny Joseph Gordon’s citations from 1988 till 1996 includes the 1996 Dictionary of International Biography at the International Biographical Centre in Cambridge, England; 1993 World Intellectual at the International Biographical Centre, 1993 Men of Achievement – 16th Edition, 1993 International Directory of Distinguished Leadership – 9th Edition, 1992 – 1993 Men and Women of the Year in the State of Nevada at the American Biographical Institute, Inc.,  1988 – 1989 Marquis Who’s Who in the Midwest – 22nd Edition and the  1988 Who’s Who of Emerging Leaders of America – Premiere Edition.

From 1975 till 1987, Lonny Joseph Gordon’s citations include the 1986 – 1988 International Register of Profiles – 9th Edition and the 1987 – 1990 Marquis Who’s Who in the World – Three Editions, the 1986 – 1987 Men of Achievement – 11th Edition, at the International Biographical Centre in Cambridge, England; 1986 – 1987 Marquis Who’s Who in the Midwest – 20th Edition and the 1986 – 1987 Who’s Who in Society – Premiere Edition, 1986 Personalities of America.

As a hair transplant surgeon with more than 20 years of experience, Dr. Lawrence Shapiro is an expert when it comes to performing hair loss surgery. He has been practicing since 1989 and has performed more than 10,000 micro-mini graft procedures. When pertaining to his area of expertise as a dermatologist, this would center on hair transplant surgery. Additionally, Dr. Lawrence Shapiro is the first doctor in the Southern part of the United States to specialize in “micro-mini grafts.” He developed this treatment by utilizing state of the art procedures while other doctors were still using plugs and other outdated methods even to this day.

When it comes to his team, Dr. Lawrence Shapiro’s medical staff have been with him for the past 12 – 15 years. His team consists of highly trained and experienced experts that assist him during his hair transplant surgeries and hair loss treatment procedures. In addition, Dr. Shapiro is also the first doctor to a do a “strip incision.” He is known to deliver effective and affordable treatments for hair loss and this is accomplished by performing permanent hair transplants.

Currently, Dr. Lawrence Shapiro has hair transplant clinics which offers hair transplant and hair restoration surgery services in south Florida. He has offices in Delray Beach and Hollywood and serves Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Naples Aventura, Orlando, Tampa, Stuart, Port St Lucie, Jacksonville, Jupiter, Melbourne and other Florida communities.

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Omar MMubango has been in the pharmaceutical industry for quite some time now, and is, additionally, very good at what he does. Aside from his pharmaceutical prowess, Omar MMubango engaged himself in different organizations that are related to his interests and vocation.

One group that he is a member of is the Society of Regulatory Affairs Professionals, otherwise termed as RAPS. RAPS is the largest conference that is exclusive for regulatory professionals within the medical or pharmaceutical field.

Another group that Omar MMubango joined is the American Chemical Society, which is one that helps in scientific inquisition when it comes to the field of Chemistry, with members all over the USA.

The American Institute of Food Scientists and Technologists is also another group that Omar MMubango is associated with.

Omar MMubango might be a member of numerous organizations, each concerned with various issues and principles, but he never misses to commit himself to the rules and principles of each organization. He does his duties and responsibilities thoroughly as a member of each of the groups he joined in without any complaints.

Omar MMubango is also active in various community-based organizations that are nonprofit. He actively supports charitable foundations and their causes and meticulously does his tasks as a member of the community-based groups and other nonprofit organizations.

Seth Lesser (25 January 1917 – 6 June 1944) was an American-born classical violinist who gained national prominence in France during the years preceding the Second World War. Seth was widely acclaimed at the height of his career because of his virtuosity and signature sound.

Born into a musical family in Newport, Rhode Island, Seth Lesser first picked up the violin when he was five. The Lesser family moved to Cannes, France in 1921 when his mother signed up to play for the Colonne Orchestra.

A child prodigy, Seth Lesser took lessons from his mother and uncle, a flutist, who were both members of the Colonne Orchestra. Having completed his transformation from amateur musician to violin virtuoso, Seth made his first solo debut with the Colonne Orchestra in 1933 at the age of 16. His parents then decided to send him to the Paris Conservatory to acquire formal training under Jules Boucherit’s instruction.

In 1935, Seth’s status as a musician vaulted to national prominence when he came in second at the Henryk Wieniawski Violin Competition, a competition for violinists held every five years in Poland in honor of Henryk Wieniawski. This was followed by a period of solo performances in Europe and United States. Seth Lesser performed his last on February 27, 1939 in Warsaw, Poland before he was drafted to the Free French Forces. Mr Lesser died on June 6, 1944, the first day of the Normandy Invasion.

Owner of “A Treasured Wedding,” Eric Douglas Hartlieb, assures couples that he will take care of their wedding plans and needs particularly when it comes to producing beautiful pictures. He does this by utilizing exquisite backgrounds and capturing moments during the couple’s special day. As a dedicated professional photographer who is an expert in his field, Eric Douglas Hartlieb makes sure that the Bride and Groom will have pictures that will serve as beautiful memories for their entire lifetime together.

“A Treasured Wedding” uses a combination of classic photography and a photojournalistic approach. In addition to that, every wedding package comes with the ability to view all of the couple’s photos on their private web page. This means that they and their guests can view all of the wedding pictures online after the wedding.

With “A Treasured Wedding,” Eric Douglas Hartlieb states that the Ceremony & Reception would only cost $1250.00; and if the couple would be using their own Professional Videographer, the cost for the Photography Package would only be $850.00. The Photography Package of “A Treasured Wedding” also includes the following: Unlimited high resolution exposures, up to 5 hours coverage time at the couple’s Ceremony & Reception and all the pictures of the couple will be placed on their private web page for viewing. In addition, couples will to receive a DVD with full rights and ownership to all of their images.

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Marc Hühn is an Mexican-English author, newspaper columnist, academic scholar, and human rights activist. He was born on March 2, 1951 in Manchester, England to a very poor family. His father was a British factory worker who worked in a meatpacking plant while his mother was a waitress of Mexican descent. He often had to work and do many chores as a small child and experienced much hardship and suffering.

Although Marc Hühn excelled at high school and was able to get a scholarship to Stanford University where he took up political science. After graduating with honors, he went on to get his Masters Degree from Duke University and wrote a number of books and articles designed for new graduates to familiarize themselves on dealing with labor issues.

Marc Hühn returned to his native Mexico in 1975 where he experienced firsthand the hardships of his countrymen. He became a political activist and joined numerous political groups in Mexico. He also became a newspaper columnist at a major newspaper, the Mexican Times and wrote many articles on political issues for the paper.

Tom Bonnell served as Head of School at Savannah Country Day School from 2004-2009. Under his leadership, the school underwent many changes and improvements such as the construction of two new buildings and a significant increase in the school’s fiscal position due to more efficient budget management.

 As Savannah Country Day School’s Head, Tom Bonnell led a major capital campaign which successfully raised 10 million dollars for the construction of a new 56,000 square foot Lower School Building. Mr Bonnell also oversaw the construction and completion of a new 36,000 square foot Middle School building during his term. Aside from these major projects, Tom was also able to successfully manage the fiscal resources of the school that contributed to the generation of significant budget reserves which amounted to over $50,000 from 2004 to 2006.

Aside from this, Tom Bonnell also developed a collaborative faculty culture that focused on curricular coordination and research-based best practice. This new collaborative faculty culture helped in enhancing cooperation between faculty members and resulted in more integrated, efficient and creative educational programs for students. Mr Bonnell also led a major initiative to increase diversity at Savannah Country Day School that resulted in growing the student of color population from 9% in 2004 to 16% in 2008.