News Releases

NY, New York, September, 2003 — Molly O’Connor, published by iUniverse, Inc., announced today the publication of Art of the Restless. In Art of the Restless, Molly O’Connor revisits some of the most painful and traumatic events from her past in this intensely personal memoir. Wrapped up in her mother’s depression, her father’s alcoholism, and the overall wellbeing of the rest of her family, Molly comes to realize that she must conquer her own lifelong fear and depression if she is ever to have a life of her own. The death of her parents forces Molly to revisit difficult childhood experiences and to reframe them in a new context. Molly gains understanding, wisdom and compassion for the people and events that have shaped her. Art of the Restless promises to be honest, surprisingly humorous, and completely unforgettable. - 2003-09-14

GOFORTH NAMED EVP-MARKETING & ADVERTISING AT JOHN M. FLOYD & ASSOCIATES Veteran financial services communicator heads expanding JMFA operations. Janet R. “JR” Goforth, an accomplished sales and marketing veteran, has joined John M. Floyd & Associates, Inc. of Houston as Executive Vice President-Marketing & Advertising for the fast-growing, profitability-consulting firm - 2003-09-14

NEW EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION LAUNCHES WEB-DESIGN CONTEST FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN WORLDWIDE -- AT&T Grant Helps GSBI Revive Virtual Classroom Give Something Back International (GSBI) today announced the 2003/04 Global Virtual Classroom program, an online-collaboration and website-building contest for primary and secondary students from seven to 18 years of age, worldwide. Originally known as the AT&T Virtual Classroom, program ownership was transferred this year from AT&T to GSBI, a 501(C)(3) nonprofit educational organization headquartered in Sarasota, Florida. The AT&T Foundation awarded GSBI a start-up grant to support the re-launch of both the annual website-design Contest and the program’s popular year-round Virtual Classroom Clubhouse. - 2003-09-14