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Greg Chapman discovered the centuries-old British approach to the making of custom clothing as continued by Indian tailors. This nearly extinct pattern making the approach that requires decades of apprenticeship produces a fit like no other, and consistency of fit that can produce and re-produce perfect results in a matter of minutes, ordering by phone and receiving perfect co-ordinated outfits delivered to one’s door.  Better results with less effort.  Chapman saw the dual advantage of better results with less effort. Since 1968, Greg Chapman, with his wife and their staff have been providing perfect fitting custom clothing to clients all across the country and around the world throughout their entire careers, without the need of fittings, alterations or shopping for clothing. The method of making an individual pattern for each client produces consistently perfect fitting clothing from one order to the next.  Any changes in size, are easily incorporated from one order to the next. http://www.gregchapman.com/ Emerald Hare is a Calistoga, Napa Valley-based winery founded by husband and wife, Scott and Michelle Carey. Scott is a certified sommelier and Michelle is a professionally-trained chef in farm-to-table French culinary arts. Emerald Hare, was inspired at cocktail hour in Calistoga when Scott and Michelle observed hares roaming and snacking in their neighbor's organic vegetable garden. http://www.emeraldhare.com/

Trayvon Ellis, a 33-year-old Black man shares his views and opinions on Love, Relationships, Politics and where he sees his generations needs to stand up and stand out. If your looking for a fresh face with unbelievable talent, you have the  perfect candidate - the proud, clever, and engaging Hip Hop  Artist/Producer "Prime." His lyrics and craed melodies are  compared to hip hop legends such as Nas and Dr. Dre respectfully,  and his fans can't help but sing along aer hearing them once. Hailing  from Southern California, Prime has an ever-growing fan base in the  U.S. and internationally, receiving impressive feedback at the most  hyped clubs and venues. What's so great about his music is that fans  feel, "It's a breathe of fresh air." Aer displaying all the versatile  musical abilities Prime possesses on his self-produced album, "The  Storms Won't Last," he collaborated with Chicago producer, Game  Pro, on his latest album "Right Now," another underground gem.

Chef Tamearra Dyson has been creating her Louisiana Creole Vegan Cuisine since the age of 18 and professionally since 2006. Chef Dyson is the executive chef and owner of the critically acclaimed Souley Vegan, a Louisiana Creole Restaurant that opened its doors in 2009 In the city of Oakland CA.  Now after almost 10 years in business and many accolades under her belt including being voted one of the Top 10 soul food restaurants in the country by USA TODAY. Featured on The Food Network's Triple D, and the Live Well Network's Food Rush with Ryan Scott to being Voted Best Vegan Restaurant and Best Soul Food Restaurant over several years. Chef Tamearra is building quite the name for herself as not only a Culinary Artist but as an overall Woman of Influence as she continues to be featured in major magazines and publications including Angeleno Magazine's,  Power Player's, Inlove Magazine, Elite Personalities, Marquis Who's Who of American Women and the list goes on. Chef Tamearra continues to grow as she travels to cater celebrity events and is currently working opening more locations. In addition to donating generously to several local organizations annually, Chef Dyson also takes time to mentor young adults in the community.

Pamila Miller Ndanyi was born in Spartanburg, SC. She is the 5th of seven children to the late John Earl and Anna Belle Miller.  She attended public school in Spartanburg and Graduated from Spartanburg High School in the late 1970s. She attended nursing school and received a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from South University in Savannah Georgia and later received her Masters in Nursing with a specialty in education. She is presently employed as a nursing instructor. Pamila began writing at an early age and uses it as a form of relaxation and expression. Her writings are meant to bring awareness to social injustice as well as the enjoyment of nature and to offer a sense of hope. Pamila is divorced. She is the mother of 3 adult children. Six grandchildren and one great grandchild. She gives credit to her writing to God, church (Majority Baptist Church), family and fiends.

Extraordinary People is a documentary film that tells the story of six adults across the autism spectrum, who, despite individual challenges, have found meaningful value and a deep sense of pride from their work at a business called Extraordinary Ventures. The film redefines expectations for employers and society alike and shows the essential role a job plays for not just these six individuals, but for all adults. For the past 7 years, Gregg Ireland has played a central role in the growth and development of Extraordinary Ventures, currently serving as an officer on the Board of Directors. Gregg is also Chair of the Autism Science Foundation, New York. EXTRAORDINARY VENTURES SPONSOR AND BOARD MEMBER. Gregg is retired after forty-five years in the investment business with the Capital World Investors, where he was an analyst, portfolio manager, fund officer and partner of the organization.

VetBizCommunity understands the unprecedented challenge facing the military community when making career decisions, both when they separate from service and throughout their civilian lives. For this reason, they have joined forces to partner with the military community to enable them to find career success in today's business market. Their goal is to provide the military community with a dedicated team that will help them make decisions about whether employment or entrepreneurship is their best option and then put strategies into place that will allow them to make their best options a reality. Learn more at www.VetBizCommunity.org   Tony Flynn is a U.S. Army veteran, and he is gaining popularity as a Political Satire Cartoonist in Portland, Oregon and beyond.  He is devoting his entire body of work at this time toward the art of lampooning Donald J. Trump. Tony was “Born in the Hood” in Inglewood, CA.  Actually, the thing of it is, Anthony’s parents were visiting Los Angeles on a 3-day vacation from Ireland when his mom’s water broke, and the nearest hospital just happened to be Centinela Hospital in Inglewood.  That lucky water break afforded Anthony gaining the status of, “Anchor Baby,” and, of course, dual citizenship in both Ireland and the United States.  Trump could try to deport him, but really, Trump can just kiss his ass…not to mention his arse, (as they say in Ireland) because we can’t stress Anthony’s Anchor Baby status enough in this Immigrant-loving era of Trump!   You have got to see this guy’s art!  Check it out at www.politicallyhumorousdesigns.com

"Hollywood Girl: The Peg Entwistle Story," which tells the story of an ill-fated Hollywood starlet who committed suicide by jumping off the H on the Hollywood (LAND) sign in 1932 after she was cut out of a movie by David O. Selznick. The story is particularly compelling, having sparked a legend that many in the Hollywood Hills say they still see Peg's ghost near the Hollywood sign to this day. Liguori, who stars in the film as Entwistle, conceived the idea for the film while sitting on her balcony looking up at the Hollywood sign. Liguori had just received news that she lost a role she anticipated getting and felt inspired to share Peg’s story.  Laura has been in a number of TV shows such as "Suburgatory," "Ugly Betty," Weeds," and films like "Growing Up Fisher," "Love Lust," and "Room Key" among others.  NOW STREAMING EXCLUSIVELY ON AMAZON PRIME VIDEO.

Dr. Mother Love & Mr. kennedy Began their 3 rd year of entertaining conversations,great guests, opinions, arguments, fun, love laughter and prayers on BlogTalk radio 2:00PM (PST) the whenever you like.  People hoping to slim down or move up the corporate latter may not realize it, but they are engaging in a tradition that has ancient origins. Bronze Age people also practiced the fine art of New Year's resolutions, though their oaths were external, rather than internally focused. More than 4,000 years ago, the ancientelebrated the New Year not in January, but in March, when the spring harvest came in. The festival, called Akitu, lasted 12 days.

9 tips for managing your Diabetes during holidays. For those of us with Diabetes, the holiday season is fraught with temptations. Candy is everywhere. Your well-meaning co-workers bring in plates of cookies that taunt you from the break room. You've got invitations to party after party where it seems like the foods were chosen either to test your will spite you.Before you decide to give everyone a piece of coal and hibernate through the holidays, you should know that being diabetic doesn't mean you have to give up your favorite seasonal foods. The changing face of politics more women, minorites and religious new blood We are ready AMERICA! The 2018 midterm elections helped Democrats elect a diverse class of incoming members but the losses suffered by the GOP made their House caucus even more white and male. The proportion of white men within the Democratic caucus is set to drop from 41% to 38% next year, while the same percentage is set to rise among Republicans from 86% to 90%.Almost one-in-five voting members of the House and Senate are a racial or ethnic minority, making the 115th U.S. Congress the most diverse in history. And while Congress as a whole remains  disproportionately white when compared with the U.S. population, the racial and ethnic profile of newly elected members more closely resembles the increasingly diverse populace

Fueled by blustery winds and parched vegetation, two  both grew overnight, leaving thousands of exhausted firefighter battling to stretch containment lines around the raging blazes that have killed at least 31 people and destroyed thousands of homes. Adding to the turmoil were two new fires that broke out within five minutes of each other Monday morning near the  burning in Los Angeles and Ventura counties. The fire, which is just 25 percent contained, has now burned 113,000 acres and destroyed 6,713 homes and businesses, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, also known as Cal Fire. The blaze has killed 29 people, tying it with the 1933 Griffith Park Fire in Los Angeles as the state's deadliest wildland inferno. Florida Gov. Rick Scott suggested there was “rampant fraud” and called for law enforcement to investigate two counties over their election practices as the Republican’s lead in the state’s U.S. Senate race continued to shrink Thursday evening.As the Senate contest between Scott and Sen. Bill Nelson appeared headed toward a recount, Scott repeatedly accused liberals of trying to “steal” the election from him in Broward and Palm Beach counties. He called out the supervisors of elections, Democrats Brenda Snipes and Susan Bucher, by name, on the Florida Department of Law Enforcement to investigate the way the counties were counting ballots.