October 2017 – Huge Bear Wine

October 31, 2017

Groups Advocating For Civil, Human and Immigrant Rights

Numerous groups advocate for human rights. These groups typically work for a common cause: civil, human and immigrant rights.

These groups strive to implement the international standards of human rights that reinforce the rule of law and also support civil society. These advocacy groups are numerous throughout the country.

The Advocates for Human Rights

The Advocates for Human Rights is in the forefront in advocating for human rights in the entire world.

This group investigates and exposes human rights infringement, represents refugees and immigrants who are seeking refuge, educates and funds groups fighting for human rights, engages policymakers, children, and the public, and it also pushes for legal amendments and promotes sound policy.

The Advocates for human rights is an instruments of change at local, regional and global levels. Staff, partners, and volunteers typically support them to enforce international human rights standards while strengthening the rule of law. These advocates have been fighting for human rights for over 30 years bringing change to the lives of women, children, and immigrants.

American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)

The ACLU is a project dedicated to expanding and implementing civil rights and liberties of immigrants. It also aims at fighting both private and public discrimination against the immigrants.

The American Civil Liberties Union has been on the forefront in advocating for immigrants’ rights, narrowing its focus on the daunting laws that deny immigrants the access to the justice system, enforce indefinite and compulsory confinement, and discriminate them based on nationality.

The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA)

This group is on the front in California in the fight for the rights of immigrant individuals and families as well. They also act as mediators towards the fulfillment of the right of movement and human rights involvement in democracy.

Their primary objective is to have a society that includes all even the immigrants. Learn more about Jim Larkin and Michael Lacey: http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/news/new-times-founders-helping-fund-latino-program-at-asu-journalism-school-6661821

They intend to achieve their goals by transforming the public opinion and shaping power while amending the policy for civil, human and immigrant rights. CHIRLA was set up after the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act. This Act declared it illegal to hire any undocumented employees, and it looked like a way of exploiting and also abusing workers.

Lacy and Larkin Frontera Fund

This foundation was set up by Phoenix New Times and Voice media founders, Michael Lacy and Jim Larkin. It is committed to funding migrant right groups throughout Arizona. Read more: Michael Lacey | Twitter and Jim Larkin | LinkedIn

The foundation was set up shortly after the two journalists covered a story on Sheriff Joe Arpaio, and got arrested on 18th October 2007. These journalists had disclosed the existence of jury proceedings seeking the reporters’ notes on the articles that covered the Sheriff.

Michael and Jim had spent their careers accentuating and upholding their First Amendment rights. Therefore, they filed a suit against the county and later won the case in the United States Court of Appeals where they got a 3.75 million settlement.

Lacy And Larkin Frontera Fund strives to support advocacy groups that fight for civil, human and immigration rights, and the freedom of speech and public involvement in Arizona and the Mexican border as well.

October 17, 2017October 31, 2017

Discover Your Unique Identity With Lime Crime

Being a successful entrepreneur means taking your passionate seriously every day taking risks, and expanding says, successful Lime Crime cosmetic founder, marketing professional, and technology expert Doe Deere. She was willing to discuss the key to success with Galore beauty magazine online. She also wants their readers to know her popular cosmetic brand would have never came to fruition without her design school. certification. Deere says, she has always supported a higher education. She received her design school certification from a popular school in New York City, and then the Lime Crime brand was born with very intricate colors. Learn more: http://guestofaguest.com/los-angeles/interview/interview-lime-crimes-doe-deere-on-how-to-make-your-dreams-come-true

Her cosmetics are meant to empower her wearers, girls, and guys alike. Deere, has created colors that help her users create a new identity. Create a new look with Beer It, or Radical Metallic. Her cosmetics bring out your best features, and is perfect for sensitive skin. Enjoy rich colors that engulf your beautiful eyes, and lips with great eye-shadow, and lipstick shades. Deere, ensures her cosmetics are 100% hypoallergenic with all-natural ingredients that help fortify your skin. Each color is designed with the creativity of their wearers in mind. Choose from colors that are unique to your unique personal needs.

Deere, also enjoyed trying on her mother’s clothes, and makeup. However, she always had a need for bright colors, and knew early on she would have a voice with her cosmetics. She would use her cosmetics to teach others how to be successful, and why it is important. She was recently was given female entrepreneur of the year for her success in cosmetics. Her competitors have yet to match her creativity in colors. She has always looked at colors in an unconventional manner that has been unpopular with her peers, but must have among her young adults, and celebrities alike for it’s rich buttery formula. Learn more: http://doedeerefam.com/

Choose from colors that will quickly become your go-to cosmetics, or a must have. Deere, has created a designer that is easy to find at the bottom of a cluttered purse. Each product is designed with the wearer in mind. Deere, has perfected a cosmetic brand that is easy to transition from a day to night look. You can find select Lime Crime products at participating Bloomingdale’s department stores, or learn more about ordering their products, and about their founder, Doe Deere from the exclusive LC website. You’re invited to transform your dull boring look with Lime Crime.

October 12, 2017

Kate Hudson’s Fabletics Positioned for Success

Amidst a highly competitive market, up against online retailer giants like Amazon and Target, Kate Hudson’s athletic clothing line, Fabletics, posted an impressive 46 % global growth rate for 2016. This growth points to the success of the Fabletics business strategy dubbed “reverse showrooming,” where a brand is launched online and established before traditional retail stores are opened. Fabletics found that introducing a product through a website, and building a solid customer base, drove clientele to visit retail shops once they were opened. In fact 30% to 50% of the clients who visited the retail establishments were already Fabletics customers. These days many traditional brick and mortar stores suffer from “showrooming,” where customers browse a store then buy good cheaper online, the relationship between Fabletics online and storefront business is seamless.

Along with online and storefront businesses, the Fabletics business model is also a subscription service. The company now has over one million subscribers. Go to the Fabletics site and they will have you take a short but useful “Lifestyle Quiz” to determine your athletic-wear preferences—including color choices, sizes, and level and type of sporting activity. They will then sort through the many available offerings for you so you won’t be forced to browse through 100s of photos of svelte long legged women in order to find the perfect outfit. Become a VIP member for around $50 a month and every month they will send you a complete 3 piece outfit based on your defined preferences. This is a pretty good deal for those who know a single pair of yoga pants can easily run $80 or $90.

I am one of those stereotypical suburban moms who lives in comfortable athletic-wear which allows me to transition from the gym to the store to picking up the kids. I also hate shopping. I have no time. I try buy things from my phone when I am waiting in my car in the school pick-up line but often feel like a deer in headlights. There are too many choices. I suppose this is why I am the natural client for Fabletics. I don’t have to make any decisions, and I get a new outfit every month. I would love to have a personal shopper to buy all my clothes, but at least Fabletics serves as my personal shopper for athletic-wear.

Of course, not everyone is going to want to spend $50 every single month automatically on an outfit. Fabletics does offer an option to opt out of your monthly purchase if you do it between the 1st and the 5th of every month. For some, understandably, this can be pesky. However, Fabletics needs to hang onto subscribers to keep costs down, so it is their best interest to keep people in the monthly purchase cycle. It is also possible that you may not like the outfit you receive. In this case Fabletics does make it relatively easy to return and exchange goods. Given the demand for inexpensive high-quality athletic-wear, it is probable the Fabletics model will continue to be successful.

October 3, 2017October 10, 2017

Free Movie Summer at State Theatre this Summer

There would be the return of the summer movie series this summer as the State Theater proudly announces. The free summer movies series is sponsored by the Boraie development and provident bank foundation. The several movies featured in the series include Frozen held on July, E.T the Extra-Terrestrial shown July 19, Babe on August 2, Despicable Me 2 scheduled July 26, Monster University scheduled on August 9 and Aladdin scheduled on August 16. All the movies are scheduled for the time between 10.30 am to 7.00 pm.

According to Patch, the six movies are scheduled to be free to the community, therefore, giving young people an opportunity to enjoy their favorite movies. Summer camps including another group will also enjoy the experience in the surroundings of the State Theater which is a historic site. In 1921, State Theater was a movie palace and has over the years grown to become the New Jersey’s live performance preeminent venues. Huiam Boraie, who is the vice president of the Boraie Development said that they are proud to sponsor the free movie series show once again as it gives the community of young people the chance to enjoy the series in this historic venue. Jane Kurek who is the Executive Director of Providence Bank Foundation and also a sponsor of the State Theater’s Community Access Initiatives is also very pleased to sponsor the scene to enable groups and communities from different backgrounds experience this event in summer.

State Theater Development and Strategic Partnership bring back this series with and with an expanded form containing six series according to its vice president Anna Marie Gewirtz. She adds by saying that the whole mission of the State Theater is to produce an affordable program that will be family friendly. This is among the many free events lasting one year that the Community Access Initiative is inviting the community to enjoy at the State Theater. The total amount that is expected to be reached this summer through the help of the Providence Bank Foundation and the Boraie Development led by Sam Boraie will reach around seven thousand five hundred people. Check out boraie.com for more info.

The unparallel experience that the movie lovers will enjoy begins with State Theater state-of-the-art HD digital cinema projection system. The projection system includes a Barco projector, 46-inch Stewart film screen, and a surrounding digital sound. The audience seated in downstairs hall numbering 1850, will have the view from up experiencing the glory of the days of Hollywood. You can search him on Yahoo to know more.