(Reriani Communications) --- Director Armand Mastroianni said: “I have been directing films since 1980 and during that time I’ve had the pleasure of meeting many interesting people, including Tom Hanks, all sharing the same desire to express their talent in some way. Only those individuals with great tenacity, perseverance and talent achieve that. I believe such an individual is Boris Acosta. It has been his dream to produce Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy into three live-action 3D films, Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso. Boris Acosta gave me the script he was preparing for Dante’s Inferno as the first live-action feature. I was very impressed with the work, overall concept, and the idea of visually interpreting this epic poem. Boris’ passion to bring the second biggest Christian story to every home throughout the world is one I highly admire and thoroughly support. It is time for us to see his dream come true.”

(Reriani Communications) --- Las Vegas has become a mecca for entertainment. In fact many of the reality shows including “America’s Got Talent” often come to Las Vegas to film their show. Most of the shows in town are adult orientated and have an age restriction so people under 21 can’t attend.

There is one Las Vegas comedy show that started on a Monday afternoon that people of all ages have attended. Brian Hoffman has been impersonating Red Skelton in Las Vegas for over two years. Fans have been asking if he would add more shows to his schedule. Starting in late Sept 2010 you can reminisce with Brian on Tuesday afternoons at 2 o’clock.

(Reriani Communications) --- After the very successful re-release of the Enforcers Zero Issue – The Director’s Cut, publisher and creator Carl Herring announced today that the first issue of The Enforcers will be officially released on Wednesday July 28, 2010. At a release party to be held at Sarge’s Comics in New London CT, Herring will be appearing from 4 to 7pm, signing copies of his new book along with some great giveaways.


The Enforcers epic five part mini-series “Countdown to The Alliance” kicks off with The Enforcers Part One featuring Maddox Turner, the sensational follow-up to The Enforcers Zero Issue - The Director’s Cut. Excitement explodes off the pages as Federal Drug Czar, Senator Lawrence Fulton recruits Special Forces Commando Maddox Turner to train an elite group of D.E.A. agents known as Enforcers to combat a powerful New York City drug cartel called The Alliance. With the classic art style of Tod Smith and colors by Ed Traquino, Issue One introduces readers to the major players that will capture attention in the series.

(Reriani Communications)--- A person who has a good voice can participate in various competitions before becoming a seasoned singer. The same determination is also needed should one decide to become a magician. Xaviera Arata Editor of the Magic Tricks For Beginners website -- http://www.MagicTricksForBeginners.org -- pointed out;

“…In medieval times, magic was associated with sorcery and witchcraft. People who were known to posses these skills were considered as heretics and were burned at the stake…” Added Xaviera Arata

Years later that has changed and now magic provides people with various kinds of entertainment, e.g., watching the statue of liberty disappear with just a wink of an eye or putting a person in a box and piercing it with swords and the volunteer comes out unscathed. These are all illusions that have amazed the audience and makes these people come back for more. There have been a lot of talented magicians in this lifetime alone such as the likes of Harry Houdini who was an escaped artist, David Copperfield who has traveled around the world and amazed people with his large scale acts and lately David Blaine who is seen on television performing magic tricks for millions of viewers around the world.

(Reriani Communications)--- Not even a recession could keep comic book buyers from taking advantage of two rare comic books offered for sale during the last week in February. The first issues of Superman and Batman comic books shattered the previous top-selling price record by selling at over three times the price of the previous record holder.

On February 22, the first Superman comic book, Action Comics #1, sold for $1,000,000 making it the first comic book to reach the million dollar threshold. Just three days later the first Batman comic book, Detective Comics #27, swept in to set a new comic book selling price record of $1,075,000. Both comic books had a certified grade of 8.0 on the CGC 10.0-point rating scale and are believed to the finest known specimens in existence of these rare comic books.

In 1938, Superman, the first modern comic book superhero, was introduced. One year later, Batman debuted. Both of these original issues sold for just ten cents each. “It’s hard to imagine that just over 70 years later, these historic comic books end up selling for over one million dollars,” comments Mike Todasco, founder of Sketch Maven, the World’s Greatest Original Comic Art Marketplace.

(Reriani Communications)--- Robert Agnello, of On The Lamb Productions and Emmy Award Winning Carmen Sandiego music fame, has released an edited version of the graphic novel, "Band of Innocence.” Band of Innocence (BOI) was first released in March of 2009. BOI teaches a strong, important message to children and adults alike. Although originally geared toward children, ages 8 and up, it reaches beyond the barriers and draws in adults, as well.

Agnello explains the book, "The characters in the book are innocent of any pre-conceived notions. They don't judge, they act. There is no thought of physical violence since they believe everyone has a story and that that story can be changed. For example, the first episode is about endangered species. They save a baby white gorilla from a mean man who wants to hunt it down. They don’t just simply stop him but they change his attitude so that he is forever changed, not just stopped. They realize that they are able to change a person's thinking and therefore change their actions."

(Reriani Communications)--- Sofia, Bulgaria � Leszek Balcerowicz, Former Polish Deputy Prime and Finance Minister & President of the National Bank is exclusively represented for his speaking engagements by CSA Celebrity Speakers. Leszek Balcerowicz is the only Central/Eastern European member of the prestigious �Group of Thirty� and he is a member of the group of trustees of the Institute of International Finance (USA) and also a Professor of Economics at the Warsaw School of Economics. Leszek Balcerowicz joins the ranks of CSA Celebrity Speakers and the leading speakers� bureau holds the exclusive rights to represent him for all of his speaking engagements.

�An experienced and articulate speaker, Leszek Balcerowicz is in great demand around the globe by decision makers eager to benefit from his political and economic insights into the changing global markets. � � says Christina Vlahova, head of the CSA Celebrity Speakers Bulgaria office � �And we are very happy to be able to offer our clients across Eastern Europe the possibility to invite Leszek Balcerowicz to their conferences and events and to have the opportunity to learn directly from him. Leszek Balcerowicz�s presentations are invaluable for organisations looking to do business with the New Europe economies and also the current status of global markets.

Skynews.com --NEW YORK, NY--- Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: BPWI) is pleased to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary, Big Apple Wallcovering, Inc., is adding Roommates� products to its "No More Books�" kiosks and Web site. Roommates' most notable products currently are their Marvel and DC comics Heroes Wall Murals, and many of the products are movable, reusable, and stick to any smooth surface.

(Prudent Press agency) -- Top 20 Statements, Comments & Questions At Christmas time

1 This single cream seems to be thicker than the double cream
2 Who's gonna pull this cracker with me?
3 Put your Christmas party hat on, you miserable git.
4 Where did you buy your crackers?, they're really good.
5 Do you want stuffing, Grandma?
6 Calm down you kids, you're all over excited!
7 That was you, you filthy pig!
8 What's your joke, Brian, what did you get in your cracker?
9 It's a shame to throw the paper away, isn't it?
10 The Queen's on in a minute, Mum!

(Prudent Press agency) -- It can be confidently said that a vast majority of refrigerators here in America has at least two or more refrigerator magnets attached to them. Every single person I know has them, especially if there are kids in the household. Many special memories, achievements, notes, photos and other mementos have graced the refrigerator door and the refrigerator magnets are what keep them in place. All of them are a constant reminder o what binds the family together, special occasions that must always be remembered to symbolize the core of the family. Each piece that is brought upon on the refrigerator door represents a part of our lives. A school work, art work, scribbling by a kid is regarded as an important accomplishment when it is placed on the refrigerator, making the refrigerator a sort of a trophy case.

(Reriani Communications)--To HM King David of the Isle of Mann (or Man), cousin to Queen Elizabeth II, come forth, I, your Not-So-Humble Servant to render such Wisdom as I can�

For about ten minutes today, David Howe, a 38 year old businessman from Maryland commanded the front page on FoxNews.Com with the story of his Coronation. In 2006 some Brit genealogist called to tell him that he might have a claim to the throne of the Isle of Mann (or Man). So, he filled out the right forms and sent them to Her Majesty's Stationary Office which after a 90 day review period approved his Royal application. Apparently they sent him a crown, a royal robe and a spoon. Some Kings get swords, others get scepters, but David gets a spoon.

With no sign of any elk the man told his friend that the elk must have all moved to the lower country. They decided to go down and try again the next day. The next morning the man and his friend decided to hunt closer to the town of Stoner.

�Sexist humor is not simply benign amusement. It can affect men�s perceptions of their immediate social surroundings and allow them to feel comfortable with behavioral expressions of sexism without the fear of disapproval of their peers,� said Thomas E. Ford, a new faculty member in the psychology department at WCU. �Specifically, we propose that sexist humor acts as a �releaser� of prejudice.�

In their research article*, Ford and the graduate student co-authors describe two research projects designed to test the theory that �disparagement humor� has negative social consequences and plays an important role in shaping social interaction.

Cardinals and smaller birds also search for food on the ground but the smaller ones mostly enjoy the feeders with their perches. We started throwing it on the ground to keep squirrels from eating the plastic off our original bird feeders. Now we have "squirrel proof" feeders that do a good job of keeping them from the food contained within.

Humor is everywhere, every time, it is like the flowers blooming in every corner of our planet and add beauty and fragrance to our lives.