he launch of the iPad is mooted as a major new revenue stream for the publishing world. But have they safeguarded against the kind of ruin that brought the music industry to its knees?

dynamic cross cultural reference, light in structure and open to support the days clothes. The form is inspired by my recent immersion in New Zealand’s traditional kiwi carved aesthetics.

Kiwi “hei matau” fish hook motive expands on a traditional English ‘valet’ stand with a calligraphic brushstroke merging the Australian Aboriginal icon of the boomerang.

It then catches clothes thrown in effect to a valet butler, standing sartorially at the foot of the bed. Et Tu is a comic relief pun on the Maori for “stand-up”.

he Horrific Film Fest was established in order to give more opportunities and exposure to independent filmmakers around the world. Working with horror, horror comedy, thriller, and suspense, filmmaker George L. Ortiz (The House Of The Demon) & Sergio Guerra decided in 2007 to bring this event to San Antonio, Texas. Ortiz Entertainment & The Darkness are the new owners of the Horrific Film Fest 2. The Horrific Film Fest was established in order to give more opportunities and exposure to independent filmmakers around the world. Working with horror, horror/comedy, thriller, and suspense, filmmaker George L. Ortiz (Ortiz Entertainment; The House Of The Demon) decided in 2007 to bring this event to San Antonio, Texas. “Our goal is to bring tourism to the San Antonio area and attract filmmakers from around the world.” The filmmakers that are accepted into The Horrific Film Fest compete for awards such as best feature, best SFX, best actor, best actress, best short film, etc.

he Sportsman’s Gallery, Ltd. & Paderewski Fine Art represents fine 19th-century to contemporary sporting art, wildlife art, and western art. Subjects of our large and diverse collection include landscapes, hunting, fishing, equestrian, Western, Native American, and African artwork. Our galleries are located in both Atlanta, Georgia and Beaver Creek, Colorado. The Atlanta gallery has a special focus on southern sporting art subjects, including bird dogs, indigenous southern wildlife, and regional landscapes. Traditional southern quail hunting, waterfowling, and fly fishing scenes are a mainstay. The Beaver Creek gallery focuses on North American big game, Texas quail hunting, Native American/cowboy scenes, and Western landscapes, as well as fly fishing and other sporting art subjects. Our deceased masters collection includes work by Edmund Osthaus, Ogden Pleissner, Aiden L. Ripley, Frank Benson, A.B. Frost, Roland Clark, Percival Rosseau, A.F. Tait, Carl Rungius, Frederic Remington, Richard Bishop, Gustav Muss-Arnolt, Lynn Bogue Hunt, Roy Mason, Philip R. Goodwin, Wilhelm Kuhnert, Frank Stick and Bob Kuhn.