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Monday, January 18, 2010

TechnoGrannyShow, 1-7-10, Handheld Device That May Make You Look Younger


www.EnvyWhiteSmile.com


412-894-7912

Office in Monroeville, various location,

The Brighter Your Smile Is, The Better Your Confidence & Quality of Life



New Additional Product: Nu skin Galvanic Spa System II





The exclusive Galvanic Spa System II from Nu Skin is a programmable, hand held device with patented low-level self-adjusting galvanic current, with interchangeable heads for the face, scalp, and body.



The Galvanic Spa System pushes key nutrients into the dermis of the skin, attaches to the bacteria, pulls out the impurities and irons out fine lines and wrinkles.



For the past several decades, spa and salon professionals have used galvanic currents in customized treatments for cosmetic purposes to refresh and energize the skin. These treatments, through a gentle massaging action, help to focus cellular energy and enhance circulation. The treatments stimulate blood circulation, bringing a number of benefits to the skin.



The Galvanic Spa System works synergistically, using its unique low-level negative and positive Galvanic currents, with specially formulated Pre-Treat Gel and Treatment Gel, both newly formulated with ageLOC™ technology, - a revolutionary anti-aging proprietary blend, that helps slow the signs of aging at their source.



The Galvanic Spa System is able to stimulate cell rejuvenation for your face, scalp and body, restore the skin’s natural vibrancy by removing toxins and impurities from your skin, promoting cellular energy while inhibiting skin aging free radical production - delivering revitalizing, restorative, and rejuvenating benefits.



The 1st step:

Pre-Treatment Facial Gel with ageLOC helps remove impurities allowing your pores to breathe, soothes and conditions the skin. A negative galvanic current softens and relaxes pores, pushes the purifying ingredients into the pores, adheres to the impurities, such as excess oil and pollutants.



Key Ingredients

 Marigold extract—comforts and soothes the skin.

 TEA cocoyl glutamate, a cleansing agent, purifies the skin

 Sea kelp—moisturizes and conditions the skin.

 Vanilla extract—conditions skin



2nd step



Treatment Facial Gel with ageLOC revives and invigorates tired skin by promoting cellular energy. The positive charge of the current attracts the negatively charged ingredients that were in the Pre-Treat Gel and pulls these ingredients, along with the impurities that are attached, out of the skin.



Key Ingredients

 Proprietary ageLOC blend—helps slow free radical production at its source and inhibits the visible signs of aging.

 Arginine—an amino acid which helps the skin to recover from stress.

 Magnesium—a necessary component that promotes cellular energy.





Nu Skin Galvanic Spa System brings all of the benefits of a spa galvanic treatment into the ease and comfort of your own home.



It is a great device that brings spa skincare into the home, a high end luxury item at an affordable price point that really does work a reasonable alternative between expensive treatments like Mesotherapy and Velasmooth.



Clients who have a professional galvanic treatment may spend from to $90 to $200 per treatment. These treatments may be done once or twice a month, making it a very expensive, infrequent, and inconvenient way to get the benefits of galvanic treatment.







Maureen Ciarolla 412-894-7912

MCiarolla@verizon.net

www.simplyyounger.nsedreams.com

http://www.simplyyounger.ageloc.com/
Treatment Gel with ageLOC™

Description of Benefits
Formulated with ageLOC technology—a revolutionary anti-aging ingredient blend
Nu Skin’s ageLOC products will help to reset and support “Youth Gene Clusters,” the genes that help to preserve youthfulness—leading to preventative and corrective benefits
Galvanic Spa gels include ageLOC ingredients to battle arNOX, a source of aging identified by Nu Skin research over the past 4 years

(a) ageLOC ingredients have been shown to prevent the expression of free radicals associated with the arNOX enzyme. This prevention may help slow the signs of aging that may be caused by accelerated free radical production.
A recent study by Stanford University has shown that individuals with low arNOX levels are clinically graded to look an average of seven years younger than their actual chronological age. Individuals with high levels of arNOX appear to be an average of seven years older than their actual age.

b) Facilitates recovery from stress; promotes cellular energy.

Arginine is an amino acid involved in the relaxation of small blood vessels, leading to increased circulation. Arginine facilitates recovery from stress—caused by free radicals, lack of nutrients, build up of toxins, etc.—and injury. Magnesium is an essential mineral and key compound of mitochondrial function. Mitochondria are the organelles of tiny organs within skin cells that produce cellular energy.
c) Enhances skin hydration and leaves skin feeling incredibly soft, clean, and refreshed.

Formulated with gentle humectants for skin hydration, while rose, sandalwood, and jasmine extracts revive the skin and leave it feeling refreshed.

In an additional breakthrough, Nu Skin scientists have recently identified an exclusive blend of ingredients that slow production of free radicals in the epidermis.

Introducing ageLOC—technology designed to reduce the visible signs of aging by targeting an invisible source of your aging appearance.


Wednesday, December 2, 2009

TEchnoGranny Show: TechPowr, Pittsburgh Women Unite Around Technology


Listen to this show archived at:  http://tinyurl.com/TechnoGrannyShow, November 30, 2009 Show


Liz DeWitt and Linda Richardson


founded TechPOWR back in March, 2009

Upcoming meetings – January, March, May

You can visit techpowr on www.techpowr.ning.com or our linked in group TechPOWR of Pittsburgh

Linda Richardson

Vice President

Business Development

NCS Enterprises, LLC

340 Mansfield Avenue

Pittsburgh, PA 15220

Tel.: 412 539 1410 ext. 104

Fax: 412 539 1415

www.ncs-pubs.com



Pittsburgh Organization for Women’s Roles in Technology



Mission Statement:

TechPOWR provides a noncompetitive environment to inform, learn among and enlighten women in technology fields.

Vision Statement:

We offer a forum for women to share the challenges and triumphs of success in their careers wherein technology is a key component. Executive-level networking, high-profile speakers, high-quality presentations and hands-on learning will be designed to provide tangible member benefits. We will continuously strive to offer experiences that prove worthy of our members’ time, money and energy.



Disclaimer: To maintain the vision of fostering relationships among women who work in technology and level of tech-networking we reserve the right to limit vendor participation. If you are a vendor looking for connections to grow your business we will offer specific meetings for you to promote your company, TechPOWR will approve each individual membership through linked-in. To become a member you must visit linked-in or www.techpowr.ning.com and register under the groups setting, TechPowr.







CONTACT:

Elizabeth DeWitt

DeWar Communications

p: 412.377.3546

f: 412.734.2969

lizdewitt@comcast.net



November Meeting TechPOWR Takes Care of Business with a Panel Discussion on Empowering Women through Negotiation



Pittsburgh, PA, 2009 – Prominent entrepreneurs will lead a panel discussion for TechPOWR on beefing up women’s negotiating skills in their business and personal lives. Whether the deal-making involves major purchases, employment or business issues, the panelists will cover the use of technology and ways to improve negotiating skills online and in person. Open to the public, the November 17th meeting is sponsored by Best Buy, NCS Enterprises and The Pittsburgh Business Times.



Panelists include Julia Bear, who is a Ph.D. Candidate in Organizational Behavior at the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University. Her research focuses on gender and negotiation. Bear currently works with Linda Babcock, author of Women Don’t Ask.



Anne Fleming founded Women-Drivers.com to address the hesitation many women experience when purchasing a vehicle. Fleming’s work helps women to become more confident successful negotiators when purchasing a car. She also works with auto manufacturers and dealerships to certify “Women-Friendly Dealerships.”



Rebecca Harris is the Director of the Center for Women’s Entrepreneurship at Chatham University. Harris is working to expand the strategic initiatives and alliances established since the Center's launch in 2005. Harris’s expertise is in developing strategic alliances and mentoring opportunities.



Once named One of California’s Most Effective Prosecutors, M.J. Tocci now focuses her legal acumen on helping law firms and other corporations increase their productivity and profitability through recruiting, retaining and promoting talented women. Tocce, the founder and President of Fulcrum Advisors, applies a multidisciplinary approach to identify both the opportunities for women to thrive and the obstacles to their success.



ABOUT TechPOWR - TechPOWR is a networking group that supports continuing education for executive-level women about existing and emerging technologies used in the workplace. For professional women who want to enhance their job performance, TechPOWR provides a non-competitive environment to learn about technology that can improve our professional and personal lives.



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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

CONTACT:

Elizabeth DeWitt

DeWar Communications

p: 412.377.3546

f: 412.734.2969

lizdewitt@comcast.net



Women’s Networking Group TechPOWR Scores Best Buy as a Sponsor



Pittsburgh, PA, November 2, 2009 - TechPOWR, a networking group that provides education and peer support for women who use technology to improve their professional and personal lives, has found a like-minded sponsor in Best Buy. As a leading retailer of electronics, Best Buy’s annual sponsorship launches November 17 at a dynamic panelist discussion on how women can effectively hone their negotiation skills both online and off.

“Best Buy is committed to building genuine and sustainable relationships with organizations whose mission is to support the local communities it serves. We’re very excited about our partnership with Tech POWR and look forward to supporting their members’ goals.” says Paul C. Clymer, Best Buy, Project Manager, Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives.

Best Buy company representatives attending the meetings will be available to discuss and sometimes display some of the newer technology that is of most interest to members. Best Buy General Manager, Danielle Lang notes "I want to help other women become more educated and comfortable using the latest and greatest technology. I am also anxious to learn what we can do to provide the products and services that will make life easier for professional women."

TechPOWR, co-founded by Linda Richardson and Liz DeWitt in March 2009, has over 80 members and continues to attract professional women from Pittsburgh and the surrounding area. For more information about the November 17 meeting or to join TechPOWR, go to LinkedIn groups (TechPOWR) or Ning.com.



ABOUT TechPOWR - TechPOWR is a networking group that supports continuing education for executive-level women about existing and emerging technologies used in the workplace. For professional women who want to enhance their job performance, TechPOWR provides a non-competitive environment to learn about technology that can improve our professional and personal lives.



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Monday, August 17, 2009

TechnoGrannyShow, Michelle Cutler, Hi-Definition TV Makeup Tech



 Talking points:
>
> I think the most obvious would be television's change to Hi-def, and
> the changes in makeup techniques and/or thickness that it has
> required.
> This would include lightening up the look, more blending, and
> employing air brush makeup application.



Michelle Cutler
Makeup Artist
(917) 359-0452
michellecutler1@gmail.com




BIOGRAPHY

Michelle Cutler has been a professional in the makeup industry for over 20 years, with an extensive background in all media.

Upon obtaining her certification in her hometown of Miami, FL, she quickly became a much sought after makeup artist. After gaining experience with photographers and television programming in the South Florida area, she re-located to New York.

Once in New York, Michelle became a favorite freelancer of the major television networks, providing makeup services from national news shows to soap operas to entertainment. In 1993, she was made Key makeup artist of ABC’s Good Morning America, where she made up not only the anchors, but all guests appearing on the show as well. As a result of this exposure, her work began gracing the covers of various top magazines and book jackets. She has been quoted in several magazine beauty articles as well.

In 1998, Michelle continued to Key other shows with a growing list of personal clients in both the news and entertainment industries.

From 2002 until 2008, Michelle was on staff at CNN, working with the various anchors and guests that appear on the Network. She also continues her freelance work with private clients. She is known as an expert in perfectly matching colors to clients and having a light hand.

Michelle offers a wide variety of services, from the softest of looks for the blushing bride to special FX. She is fully experienced in new technologies such as air brushing and hi-def television.

Michelle lives in Riverdale, NY, with her husband, Emmy award winning makeup artist Alan Cutler, and their two daughters.



Michelle Cutler
Makeup Artist
(917) 359-0452
michellecutler@gmail.com IATSE Local 798


TELEVISION

ABC CNN
Good Morning America Staff Makeup Artist
Behind Closed Doors with Anderson Cooper 360
Joan Lunden Connie Chung Tonight
The View Showbiz Tonight
All My Children Larry King Live
One Life to Live Paula Zahn Now
20/20 Nancy Grace Show
World News with Peter Jennings Campbell Brown Show
What Would You Do? 2008 Election Coverage

NBC
MSNBC

Today
Later Today
Conan O’Brien Show
Rosie O’Donnell Show
CBS
CBS This Morning
As The World Turns
60 Minutes
Eye to Eye with Connie Chung
Geraldo Show
Ananda Lewis Show

PRINTWORK
Various magazine covers, ads, book jackets, publicity shots and promos for a wide variety of celebrities. Names available on request.
Photographers: Annie Leibovitz, Andrew Eccles, Theo Westenberger, Timothy White,
George Lange, George Holz, Stephen Danelian, Bob Lasky


INTERVIEWS & QUOTES; Allure, People. And In-Style Magazines

Follow Michelle on Facebook or Linked In

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Michelle-Cutler-Television-Makeup-Artist/76169701167