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The owner of Panama Relocation Tours Jackie Large understands how important it is to give something back to the community. That is why Jackie is pleased to announce her company Panama Relocation Tours is sponsoring The Volcancito Elementary School in Panama.

Eagle Award nominee publisher Red Anvil Comics is proud to announce Erik Shein's "The Monsterjunkies" Volume One, an Original Graphic Novel that explores the important themes of bullying, conservation and animal preservation in today's ever changing world through a most entertaining and innovative series of books. The novel takes the reader to 1313 Road to Nowhere, to a small New England town called Foggy Point, where behind massive stone walls lies a secluded Gothic mansion. Home to a most usually family and their menagerie of protected, exotic and non-existing legendary creatures called the Monsterjunkies. This family, called strange by society, are continually confronted by harsh bullying simply because of their odd personal style and their unusual sounding name that evokes an imagined fear in their community. This fear allows distrust to flourish that can only bring about hurtful behavior upon the entire Monster Junkie Family. It will be available in October just in time for Halloween.

Advance Robotix Corporation, the UAV industry innovators that created the revolutionary FLYBi personal drone, has launched a new cloud storage service for customers of its FLYBi drone. When set up, the FLYBi drone is able to load images it captures automatically to the FLYBi cloud using a WIFI module. Users can log on to the FLYBi cloud using a PC in order to sort and share images and videos.

Having 20-20 vision is something people take for granted, but if one day an accident happened or an illness occurred and that vision was taken away, how would a person feel. That is what happened to Jerry Collins, and now he is asking people to put themselves in his place and support his campaign to raise funds to correct his vision problems.

Advance Robotix Corporation, an experienced team engineers and designers in the UAV industry, have announced they will be launching a revolutionary new "personal" drone called the FLYBi. The company, which has done considerable work creating similar social tech, set out to create the first drone that offers enough of a fully-automated system that users merely have to worry about enjoying the flight.

Bullying is a persistent negative behavior that widely takes place within the workforce. According to Victorian Public Sector Statistics based on a survey performed in 2010, the overall percentage of respondents who have experienced bullying is 21 per cent and the percentage reporting having witnessed bullying is 34 per cent. Five per cent indicated that they experienced bullying and submitted a formal complaint. Despite this, around 80 per cent believe that bullying is not tolerated in their organization. Public Sector Statistics from governments across the world paint a similarly grim picture with their own bullying statistics.

New indie arts and crafts announced today that it will be launching a funding campaign using the crowd funding platform: Indiegogo, effective July 2015. The indie company is targeting to raise up to $80,000 to open a brand new store in the heart of old town Culpeper, VA, over the next 2 months.

People looking to find local attractions and local venues while on vacation, are using StreetViewMaps.City. The online street map, which can find any business or attraction within seconds, has become the most recommended street map by tourists.

GoldenWebWall.com has launched its new, interactive site geared at honoring the world's best and most talented performers.

Approximately 114 million US households own a grill, and on average they use their grill 40 times per year – that's 4,560,000,000 unique grilling events! Grill owners clearly love to BBQ, and they love to party, too – the average US BBQ owners host 12 grilling parties each year, and 39.7% of US households use up at least one bottle of BBQ sauce per month (27.8% use more than two.)