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(8/9/2006) Men''s wear For a Breast Cancer Research

New Men''s wear Collection: Mable Grahm, Donates a Portion of Sales to Breast Cancer Research

New York, New York, August 8th, 2006- Launching on September 7, 2006- Men''s wear collection Mable Grahm has earmarked 5% of the revenue generated from the Spring/Summer 2007 sales to be donated to Breast Cancer Research. Rich in history the Mable Grahm collection embodies a classic metropolitan chic flavor that has been absent from the men''s wear scene. Offering streamlined silhouettes steeped in scrumptious details the collection elevates any wardrobe.

Find details such as bold satin trims, the designer’s self portraits turned graphic appliqués, textures such as pin tucks and rauching and ultra lush fabrics washed for the perfect hand feel.

Taking the wearer from day to night, office to casual and basic to extraordinary- the collection is ambitious with accessories and all the finishing touches necessary for today’s trend setting man.

After a hiatus from fashion for over 2 years designer Rita Renee expressed that “ I have been inspired to pursue a higher level of design. Combining my passion for fashion and my dedication to finding a cure for Breast Cancer was an obvious choice. After being effected by the devastation that this disease can cause- my Grandmother (the collection’s namesake) is a survivor but it has been a long road to regaining a sense of normalcy in my family and if I can help in any way to help others avoid this experience I would be elated. Mable Grahm is inspiration and we look forward to showcasing our new line”

Contact Info:

info@mablegrahm.com

Company:

Davis Group

Country:

United States

Contact:

Alicia Evans-David

or Rita Renee

Website:

www.MableGrahm.com

Business E-mail:

info@mablegrahm.com

Phone:

212-203-9410

Cell phone tapping has become an issue for the public, but it is clearly misunderstood. One Indianapolis PI offers clarification and recommendations for public phone tap awareness.

Public interest in the field of phone tap detection has heightened in recent months due to concerns about President Bush''s wiretapping policies. As a long-trusted expert in the phone tap detection industry, Indianapolis PI, Tim Wilcox, has been fielding numerous queries about the subject. Wishing to arm the general population with a proper understanding of the real issues, he has published some helpful facts to clear up confusion, especially about cell phone tapping.

"First, it is important for people to realize that it''s very unlikely they would be a target of a government phone tap unless they happen to be engaged in suspected terrorist-related activities," states the Indianapolis PI. "Moreover, people need to understand the difference between a "phone tap" and "cell phone tapping". People generally believe that "cell phone tapping" is when someone is listening in on their cellular phone conversations … like a phone tap on their mobile phone. For most people, they"ll be glad to know that there is no such device for cell phone tapping." Mr. Wilcox clarifies that the only way to eavesdrop on cellular calls is to intercept the signal, which is a difficult and complicated process, requiring expensive government-controlled equipment. "Just about the only people who have access to such equipment are select government organizations, who must undertake a considerable amount of training and effort to intercept and monitor all calls on someone''s cell phone."

The main concern for most companies and individuals regarding cell phone tapping is when a cell phone is being used as a bug. According to the Indianapolis PI, "In the eavesdropping world, there''s a big difference between a phone tape and a bug. A "bug" is a transmitter and a "tap" is a phone line intrusion."

Wilcox''s Indianapolis PI firm performs countless bug sweeps each year across the US. He explains that people have become confused by the misnomer "cell phone tapping", thinking that their cell phones are vulnerable. In reality, Wilcox''s PI firm in Indianapolis has seen an increase in recent years where victims of eavesdropping have had a cell phone on their premises which silently rings and answers calls made to it. The phones then transmit everything audible within its range back to the caller. He states that cell phone tapping devices (or "bugs) are generally found concealed in common items, such as lamps, clocks and ornaments. "In most cases, the perpetrator is someone the victim knows."

Further information regarding cell phone tapping and phone taps is available on his website at http://www.iiiweb.net/go/tscm.

ABOUT

Since 1960, International Investigators, Inc. has assisted companies and individuals with their most sensitive matters. Based in Indiana, their staff of professional private investigators conducts research on a global scale for clients worldwide so that informed decisions can be made. A full description of their services and specialties is available at their website, including details about cell phone tapping.

CONTACT

International Investigators, Inc.

3216 North Pennsylvania Street

Indianapolis, Indiana 46205

Tel: (317) 925-1496

Toll Free: (800) 403-8111

www.iiiweb.net

Former Canadian university student discovers unique method for teaching English to students around the world without ever leaving his office in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. Upon finishing university, company founder, Marc Anderson discovered that a lot of his friends, who could not find jobs in Canada, were going overseas to teach English. Friends of his would basically pick a country in Asia, Russia, Africa, Central or South America and have several offers of employment. The huge demand for English teachers in these areas was far greater than the number of Canadian university students who were willing to make the commitment of living in a far off land. Mr. Anderson felt there had to be a better and less costly way of bringing teacher and student together. The solution came to him when he came across an article about students in China using Skype to connect with other Internet users that would speak to them in English. Mr. Anderson knew from his own experience that the best way to learn a second language was to talk directly to an individual whose mother tongue was English. When asked about the new service, Anderson said, “we can use free calls over Skype to offer a service that connects the individual trying to learn English directly to a qualified and motivated instructor in Canada who intimately knows the language. In this way we focus on the students needs and the process goes a lot faster.”

The format is very simple and still in its infancy. When students register their needs and information with TalktoCanada.com, they receive a customized plan. Teachers setup programs for all levels of English comprehension and work with students either on a short term or long term basis. The sessions can range anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours at a time. The company works with business, government and individuals.

Whatever level of English the student is at, TalktoCanada.com gives them a better appreciation of English through live voice and video conversation. If the client is a business student, there are specific programs for learning business terminology and other content can be tailored to the students specific needs based on the information that is provided. When owner, Marc Anderson, was asked if this venture will succeed, he responded, “There is currently a large unfulfilled market for this service. I just don’t believe that we are reaching these consumers yet. Maybe potential clients are afraid of this new idea or don’t understand how it works, but I tell them to try just 30 minutes with us and they will see how it’s better than a textbook.”

The great thing about this new service is that clients can be anywhere in the world and as long as they have an Internet connection they can talk to English speakers from Canada at any time of the day or night. TalktoCanada.com is trying to reach the market that is under serviced by English teachers worldwide.