I frame code to frame hosted image from elsewhere -- in this case the PDF is loaded at ExpertClick in a different news release.

John:

You can load those lines of code anywhere in your news release -- above or below text, and this allows you to put text above the image.

Here's the code:

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Click Here to open framed image:  http://www.expertclick.com/Images/NRWUpload/7443_snyder-pdf.pdf

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That code will create the Iframe box you see here at this news release:  http://www.expertclick.com/Newsreleasewire/35864

...and then because is it PNG, stored as a PDF, the viewer can open and print and it will maintain all quality.

John:  if you log into your account, you can cut and paste this html directly from the last news release, for I stored two releases in your account; first to upload the PDF, second and last to host the HTML.  (Don't worry they are dated for the year 2099, so they will not be shown for like 80 years)

Also attached is a 375 pixel wide version if you want to load it the old way.

---Mitch Davis

Yes, this is over the top, but is something I'm working on.

New York City on November 11 - JASA Seminars Focus on New York’s Changing Political and Cultural Landscape

Contact: Nickie Falk, Communications Manager,


212-273-5301(office); 201-788-7182 (cell);

nfalk@jasa.org

JASA Seminars Focus on New York’s Changing Political and Cultural Landscape

New York Then and Now: Politics, Media and Changing Landscapes in the City That Never Sleeps is a series of lively and engaging lectures presented by JASA’s NextAct. “You’re never too old to learn,” said Aileen Gitleson, JASA CEO. “NextAct is one of many opportunities JASA offers to help quench the thirst for learning that exists in our the 55+ community.”

The Thursday evening programs debut on November 4 with Alan Weisman, former producer for 60 Minutes, CBS Sunday Morning and CBS Evening News, who will address After Tammany: New York City Politics From the Post-War to the New Millennium.

Weisman, Sanford Socolow, and Philip Scheffler, will jointly present “Breaking News: How Media Impacts Politics and Life in New York City” on November 11. Socolow is executive producer of Cronkite Productions, Inc., a video production company founded and chaired by Walter Cronkite and former executive producer of The CBS Evening News with Dan Rather. Scheffler, an adjunct faculty member at Columbia University’s Journalism School, is also a former executive producer of 60 Minutes.

Wrapping up the series on November 18 is Roberta Brandes Gratz, an award-winning journalist and urban critic, lecturer and author, who will speak on “The Battle For Gotham: New York in the Shadow of Robert Moses and Jane Jacobs.”

NextAct will be held at UJA, 130 E. 59th Street, 7th floor, at 6:00 p.m. A wine and cheese reception follows each event. Pre-registration is required. Contact Sara Tornay, Coordinator, Sundays@ JASA at (212) 273-5304 or stornay@jasa.org to register.

JASA is one of the largest community-based, voluntary social service agencies serving the aged in the United States. Its mission is to sustain and enrich the lives of the aging in the New York metropolitan area so that they can remain in the community with dignity and autonomy.

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NICKIE FALK

Communications Manager
J A S A
132 West 31st Street
New York, NY 10001

T.212.273.5301
F. 212.695.3083
nfalk@jasa.org

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Join JASA in going green - Only print this email if necessary

FOOD TO GO “TARGETS” KIDS AT RISK OF HUNGER WITH HEALTHY FOODS

FROM: Food Bank For New York City




MEDIA CONTACTS: Food Bank

Carol Schneider 212-566-7855, ext. 2231 cell: 646-831-3645

Lauren Peteroy 212-901-3937

Union Settlement Association

Sara Stuart 212-828-6024 or 917-566-1462



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FOOD TO GO “TARGETS” KIDS

AT RISK OF HUNGER WITH HEALTHY FOODS



Food Bank For NYC & Union Settlement Assoc. Launch ‘Open Market’ BackPack Program to Feed Kids at Risk of Hunger on Weekends and Holidays While Teaching Good Nutrition



Unique Program Model is Supported by a Grant from Target



More than 60 children (aged 6 -12) will “shop” for their supper — and their breakfast and lunch — assisted by a dozen Target volunteers, at the launch the Food Bank For New York City’s “Open Market” BackPack Program, in partnership with Union Settlement Association. The program —the only one of its kind in the U.S. to feature the Open Market format — is designed to alleviate hunger among low-income children throughout New York City, and provides bags filled with healthy ‘take home’ food items to make balanced nutritious meals when other resources are not available, such as on weekends and holidays, and to educate kids about healthy food choices on Wednesday, October 27, 4pm, at Union Settlement Foundation, 237 East 104th Street (between 2nd and 3rd Avenues), Manhattan.



Youngsters will shop for favorite foods up and down the Open Market aisles which are labeled — protein, dairy, fruit, vegetable, grain — to assist with nutrition education. Kids will also try their hand at cooking up a favorite recipe and participate in a physical activity.



More than one out of every four children in NYC (ages 17 and younger) lives below the poverty level. In East Harlem, 47% of children live in poverty. One in five New York City children relies on emergency food programs such as a soup kitchen or food pantry.



WHAT: Launch of “Open Market” BackPack Program to Address Childhood Hunger at Child’s Place of Residence.



WHO: 60 Children + Volunteers from Target

David Nocenti, Executive Director,Union SettlementAssociation

Carlos Rodriguez, Food Bank For New York City, VP Agency Relations & Benefit Access



WHEN: Wednesday, October 27, 4pm-5pm

WHERE: Union Settlement Association, 237 East 104th Street, Manhattan

Holy Land Christian Ecumenical Foundation’s (HCEF) 12th International Conference and Palestine Business and Investment ForumForum to Unite Palestinian and U.S. Business Leaders to Explore Opportunities To Stimulate Investment and Job Growth in Palestine

Media Advisory - For Immediate ReleaseRelease Date: October 27, 2010




Contacts:

Barbara Zadina, (202) 997-9632, bzadina@msn.comRula Dababneh, (301) 283-1600, rdababneh@hcef.org

What: Holy Land Christian Ecumenical Foundation’s (HCEF) 12th International Conference and Palestine Business and Investment ForumForum to Unite Palestinian and U.S. Business Leaders to Explore Opportunities To Stimulate Investment and Job Growth in Palestine



HCEF is committed to building bridges of peace through interreligious dialogue and action. Our conference theme this year is “Living the Faith: Promoting Peace and Human Security in the Holy Land.” The conference is a call to encourage people to become more proactive in the pursuit of peace and human security in the Holy Land through the development of programs for education, job creation, training, skills, home rehabilitation, health and solidarity.



As a special focus, this year’s conference will take a practical approach to strengthening Palestinian economic growth as a key contributing element to Middle East Peace. Saturday’s forum on “Business Opportunities and the Investing Environment in Palestine” will unite Palestinian and U.S. business leaders to examine how increasing private investments and business opportunities will positively impact human security in Palestine with a special focus on: investments available in specific sectors; growth of private sector businesses; private sector impact on job creation, sustained community development, and improved living conditions for Palestinians. Participants include the Bank of Palestine, Bethlehem Chamber of Commerce, Paltel, World Bank, International Finance Corporation (IFC), and several Palestinian businesses and institutions.



Who: Most Rev. Donald W. Wuerl, S.T.D., Archibishop of Washington

Most Rev. Pierbattista Pizzaballa, OFM, Custos of the Holy Land (via video link)

Father Emil Salayta, Head of the Ecclesiastical Tribunal Court of the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem

Ambassador Maen Areikat, Chief of Mission, General Delegation of the Palestinian Liberation Organization to the U.S.

Hashim Hani Shawa, Chairman and General Manager, Bank of Palestine

Juan José Daboub, Former Managing Director, World Bank; Former Finance Minister, El Salvador

Rabbi Gerald Serotta, Shirat HaNefesh Congregation, Clergy Beyond Borders

Samir Hazboun, Chairman, Bethlehem Chamber of Commerce & Industry

Ammar Aker, CEO, Paltel Group

Amira Hass, Correspondent, Ha’aretz Newspaper



Interview Opportunities Available



When: November 5-6, 2010

Friday, Nov 5 – 12:00-4:00 pm

Saturday, Nov 6 – 8:00am-7:00 pmWhere: The Pope John Paul II Cultural Center

3900 Harewood Road, NE, Washington, DC 20017



Live conference video stream at www.HCEF.org.

For more information, please go to: http://www.hcef.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=790792808&catid=133&Itemid=251

Are Countries Making the Grade? A 2009-2010 Nuclear Nonproliferation & Disarmament Report Card

Are Countries Making the Grade? A 2009-2010 Nuclear Nonproliferation & Disarmament Report Card

Press Conference and Report Release

Wednesday, October 27, 2010, 9:00 am - 10:30 am

The National Press Club Murrow Room
529 14th St NW, 13th Floor, Washington, DC 20045

Click here to RSVP: https://www.armscontrol.org/civicrm/event/register?id=15&reset=1

World leaders including President Barack Obama have devoted significant attention and political capital to advancing progress on nuclear nonproliferation, disarmament, and nuclear security. However, progress is often difficult to measure, in part because of differing perceptions of the threat posed by nuclear weapons and what constitutes the nuclear nonproliferation "mainstream."

On October 27, the Arms Control Association will present the findings of a new study, Assessing Progress on Nuclear Nonproliferation and Disarmament: 2009-2010 Report Card. This 65-page research report assesses the performance of 11 key states in 10 universally-recognized categories of nonproliferation, disarmament and nuclear security:

• nuclear testing;

• the production of fissile material for weapons;

• nuclear weapons alert levels;

• reducing nuclear forces;

• nuclear weapons use policy;

• nuclear-weapon-free zones;

• international safeguards;

• controls on nuclear weapons-related exports;

• measures to improve the security of nuclear material and facilities; and

• measures to prevent illicit nuclear trafficking and nuclear terrorism.

The report grades the states on an A through F scale and describes in detail the basis for each grade. The Report Card provides country-by-country assessments for China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, the United States, India, Israel, Pakistan, North Korea, Iran, and Syria, and developments elsewhere.

ACA executive director Daryl Kimball and nonproliferation analyst Peter Crail will present and discuss the Report Card, and George Perkovich, vice-president for studies and director of the Nuclear Policy Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace will comment on the report and its implications for policy makers. Copies of the report will be available at the event.

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The Arms Control Association (ACA) is an independent, membership-based organization dedicated to providing information and practical policy solutions to address the dangers posed by the world's most dangerous weapons.

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Tom Z. Collina
Research Director

Arms Control Association

202.463.8270 x104

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Equal Justice Works Honors UPS's Teri Plummer McClure & Dean Blake Morant of Wake Forest Law School

Equal Justice Works Honors UPS's Teri Plummer McClure & Dean Blake Morant of Wake Forest Law School


IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Washington, D.C. - Equal Justice Works will recognize the contributions of leaders in public interest law at its Annual Awards Dinner, to be held on Thursday, October 21. Award recipients at this year’s event are Teri Plummer McClure, Senior Vice President for United Parcel Service (UPS); Blake D. Morant, Dean and Professor of Law at Wake Forest University Law School; and Jessica Stein, a student at the University of Connecticut Law School. David Gregory, host of NBC’s Meet the Press, will serve as emcee for the evening.

The Equal Justice Works Annual Awards Dinner is one of the largest gatherings of public interest law supporters in the country and recognizes individuals who have made extraordinary contributions to achieving equal justice on behalf of underserved communities and causes.

Teri Plummer McClure will receive the organization’s Scales of Justice Award for her record of promoting equality, justice and diversity as well as public service and pro bono service. A 15-year employee of UPS, Ms. Plummer McClure oversees the company’s legal, compliance and public affairs activities worldwide. She is also known for her service on various bar associations and boards including the UPS Foundation, the Atlanta Legal Aid Society and the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights.

The John R. Kramer Outstanding Law School Dean Award will be given to Wake Forest Law School’s Blake Morant. This honor recognizes Morant’s efforts to instill public service values and create opportunities for future public interest lawyers on Wake Forest’s campus. Since Dean Morant began his tenure in 2007, the school’s public interest law clinics have tripled from two to six; public interest internships for students have expanded; and the school’s Public Interest Retreat, designed to connect students with alumni involved in public interest and public service, was launched.

University of Connecticut Law School student Jessica Stein is the recipient of the Exemplary Public Service Award. A third year law student, Ms. Stein is receiving the award in recognition of her efforts to launch the Hartford, CT chapter of the Homeless Experience Legal Protection (H.E.L.P.) Project.

The Equal Justice Works Award Dinner will be held on Thursday, October 21 at the Ronald Reagan Building, beginning with a reception at 6 p.m., followed by dinner and awards presentation at 7 p.m. For tickets and additional information, please visit www.equaljusticeworks.org.

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Equal Justice Works, a nonprofit, nonpartisan 501(c)(3) organization, was founded in 1986 by law students dedicated to working for equal justice on behalf of underserved communities and causes. Today, Equal Justice Works is the national leader in creating summer and postgraduate public interest opportunities for law students and lawyers as well as in urging more public interest programming at law schools. For more information, visit www.equaljusticeworks.org.

American Society of Human Genetics to Host 60th Annual Meeting in Washington, DC, on Nov. 2-6, 2010

American Society of Human Genetics to Host 60th Annual Meeting in Washington, DC, on Nov. 2-6, 2010

World's top genetic scientists to present latest research findings at ASHG 2010 Meeting, on Nov. 2-6, at DC Convention Center


The world's top scientists and clinicians in the human genetics field will gather in Washington, DC, to present their latest research findings at the American Society of Human Genetics 60th Annual Meeting (http://www.ashg.org/2010meeting), from Tuesday, November 2, through Saturday, November 6, 2010, at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center.

Founded in 1948, the American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) is the primary professional membership organization for human genetics specialists worldwide, representing nearly 8,000 researchers, academicians, clinicians, genetic counselors, nurses and others with a special interest in this area. The Society's Annual Meeting is the world's largest gathering of human genetics professionals and a forum for renowned experts in the field to share their latest research results.

With more than 260 platform and plenary presentations, 2,828 posters, 24 invited sessions and special symposia, as well as press briefing events that will be webcast to the media, the ASHG 2010 Annual Meeting will provide journalists with significant information about cutting-edge developments in human genetics and genomics research. In addition, nearly 250 U.S. and international exhibitors will offer an unprecedented opportunity to view the latest advances in genetics-related products and services derived, in part, from work presented at previous ASHG meetings.

PRESS REGISTRATION INFORMATION & GUIDELINES

The ASHG 2010 Annual Meeting is open to print, online and broadcast news media, as well as health, medical and science reporters, and freelance writers on a verifiable assignment from an established news source. Complimentary meeting registration will be available to members of the media who provide appropriate press credentials and identification. Press attendees are strongly encouraged to pre-register online for the 2010 meeting in advance; however, we also continue to offer onsite press registration in the ASHG Press Office as well (located on the first level of the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, in Room 102B).*

To pre-register to attend the ASHG 2010 meeting as a member of the media, please complete the online press registration application form at: http://www.ashg.org/2010meeting/pages/press_register.shtml

For more information about ASHG's press guidelines, policies, and online press registration for the 2010 Annual Meeting, as well as details about this year's press briefing sessions, webcasts, speakers and experts available for interview, and other special media events and opportunities at the meeting, please visit: http://www.ashg.org/2010meeting/pages/press.shtml

ABOUT THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HUMAN GENETICS

Founded in 1948, the American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) is the primary professional membership organization for human genetics specialists worldwide. The nearly 8,000 members of ASHG include researchers, academicians, clinicians, laboratory practice professionals, genetic counselors, nurses and others with a special interest in human genetics. The Society's mission is to serve research scientists, health professionals and the public by providing forums to: (1) share research results through the Annual Meeting and in The American Journal of Human Genetics (AJHG); (2) advance genetic research by advocating for research support; (3) educate future genetics professionals, health care providers, advocates, teachers, students and the general public about all aspects of human genetics; and (4) promote genetic services and support responsible social and scientific policies. For more information about ASHG, please visit http://www.ashg.org.

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*Please note that all onsite press registrants will be required to provide appropriate media credentials and identification to ASHG Press Office staff before receiving a press badge to access meeting events.