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• Iowa Girl, 14, Shares Abduction Details - KCCI.com
• $3.55T Obama Budget Repeals Bush Tax Cuts for Wealthy - Democracy Now
• CIA’s former No. 3 man draws 3-plus prison years - Arkansas Online (subscription)
• A Terrorism Test Case Obama May Not Want - New York Times
• Aid to Pak should be stopped till it dismantles terror: India - Press Trust of India
• Anti-terror unit confirms university asked for Ayers security - Lancaster Newspapers
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• CTV boss brings the doom, gloom - Hollywood Reporter
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• Wiretapping lawsuit may have its day in court - Los Angeles Times
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• The Bruce Campbell Collection - Times Online
• Elementary School's Abduction Attempt Response: Explained - WEAU-TV 13

• Abduction suspect sought in White County - Journal and Courier
• 2 charged in Nevada boy's drug-related abduction - MSNBC
• Drone Attacks Inside Pakistan Will Continue, CIA Chief Says - Washington Post
• Hostage chronicle unkind to Betancourt - International Herald Tribune
• TV Writer Comes To Gasparilla Film Festival - Tampa Tribune
• Tank defence system being developed - Express Buzz
• And the Rio Carnival winner is … Drum!
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• Topless cafe in Maine gives neighbors the jitters
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• KD Station Demolishers Called Into Question - KCAU
• We are better prepared to handle terror strikes now: Chidambaram - Times of India
• Pakistan’s terror questionnaire raises concerns - Hindu
• Persian Gulf Slowdown Washes Up on India's Shores - Wall Street Journal
• Mishawaka Police say abductions are rare, area not dangerous - Fox 28
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• CIA Pakistan Campaign Is Working, Director Says - New York Times
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Juliana Beasley, Two Cowboys, 2006, 16 x 20 inches

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Humble Arts Foundation Curates Artlog.com’s Booth at PULSE New York

Thursday, March 5 - Sunday, March 8, 2009
PULSE New York
Booth P-12
Pier 40
353 West Street @ West Houston

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New York, NY February 2009–Humble Arts Foundation is pleased to announce that it will be curating Artlog.com’s booth at Pulse Contemporary Art Fair. The booth, which will focus on promoting Artlog’s mission to provide services for artists, institutions and art lovers will feature a selection of Humble’s affordable limited edition photographs as well as four prints from photographer Bradley Peters’ recent solo show “Home Theater,” curated by amani olu. Humble’s entire portfolio of limited edition prints will also be on hand, as well as limited copies of Humble’s upcoming publication The Collector’s Guide to Emerging Art Photography.

Exhibiting photographers include: Juliana Beasley, Gerald Edwards III, Manya Fox, Bob O’Connor, Bradley Peters, Michael Bühler-Rose, Sarah Sudhoff, Hannah Whitaker, and Sarah Wilmer. Check out images of the work on the Artlog/Humble portfolio site pulse.arloartists.com.

Pulse Contemporary Art Fair is held annually in Miami and New York and presents high quality artworks in an environment that serves both seasoned and emerging collectors. The format of the fair is divided between a main section devoted to a select choice of international galleries invited by the Pulse committee and the IMPULSE section featuring solo and two person exhibitions presented by emerging galleries. The fair provides a friendly, highly selective and innovative context for all of its consultants.

Artlog is an online hub connecting artists, art institutions and art enthusiasts, allowing them to share work and discover innovative new art & design. Artlog also provides innovative services including a custom portfolio website building tool, open calls to exhibit work and a job board. artlog.com

Humble Arts Foundation is a not-for-profit organization that works to advance the careers of emerging fine-art photographers by way of exhibition and publishing opportunities, limited-edition print sales, twice-annual artists grants, and educational programming.

For additional information and press inquiries, please send an email to amani olu at PRESS@HAFNY.ORG

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Michael Bühler–Rose, The Conversation, Alachua, FL. 2006. 40 x 50 in.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

amani olu is pleased to announce its participation in SCOPE Art Fair, which will be held March 4 – 8, 2009 in Booth D01 at Lincoln Center Damrosch Park (62nd Street at 10th Avenue). amani olu will showcase works by Michael Bühler–Rose, Gerald Edwards III, Jon Feinstein, Marc McAndrews, Bradley Peters, Peter Riesett, Tina Tyrell and Ann Woo.

For more information: scope-art.com