American General Life and Accident (AGLA) Launches iPipeline's Illustration Suite - Business Wire (press release)

American General Life and Accident (AGLA) Launches iPipeline's Illustration Suite Business Wire (press release) The system, branded internally as AGLA Passport, includes iPipeline's end-to-end Needs Analysis, Illustrations, and Advanced Sales capabilities. ... and more »

Cartoonist Jeff Koterba's Illustrations to Take Space Shuttle Flight - mediabistro.com (blog)

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Cartoonist Jeff Koterba's Illustrations to Take Space Shuttle Flight mediabistro.com (blog) ... and will be brining with him a variety of miscellaneous items, including two illustrations by the Omaha World-Herald's cartoonist, Jeff Koterba. ...

153 trapped in China coal mine - Gather.com

153 trapped in China coal mine Gather.com NEW Daily Points Promotion: Comment to Win 25 Gather Points™ or More! Win an iPod Shuffle! Share Photos to Enter the Who's Iggy? Illustration. ... and more »

Illustrator Craig Orback at Secret Garden - Ballard News Tribune

Illustrator Craig Orback at Secret Garden Ballard News Tribune March's Ultimate Tuesday visitor is illustrator Craig Orback, a fine artist who has illustrated many highly praised books for children, several of which ... and more »

The Nature Connection: Why is science illustration important? - Santa Cruz Sentinel

The Nature Connection: Why is science illustration important? Santa Cruz Sentinel However, science illustrations remain far superior to photographs when communicating certain types of information. For example, taking a photograph of a ...

The face in the Shroud - msnbc.com

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The face in the Shroud msnbc.com The result is a realistic illustration, based on the data encoded in the shroud. up with a realistic 3-D image of the person whose imprint is on the Shroud ... and more »

South Africa: A Graphic Illustration of Imperial's Potential - AllAfrica.com

South Africa: A Graphic Illustration of Imperial's Potential AllAfrica.com Johannesburg — MURPHY's Law struck me again in the previous column. The sub-editors and I assiduously checked that all the commas and decimal points were ...