Megan Amselle is a certified Medical Technologist by The American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP) and a Registered Microbiologist by The National Registry of Certified Microbiologists (NRCM). She is also a noted author on women’s self-defense topics and emergency medical preparedness. When she decided to become a small-time chicken farmer she applied the same meticulous attention to detail and planning that she exercises daily in her work as a Lead Microbiologist.
","skin":"WRichTextNewSkin"},"comp-kcmc574s":{"uri":"03686f_45261e9e2a0549c78f2b876fc8b22adb~mv2.jpg","alt":"Todd denick headshot","width":179,"height":224,"name":"todd_edited_edited.jpg","containerId":"comp-kcmc574s","hasBgScrollEffect":"","bgEffectName":"","displayMode":"fill","link":{},"isInFirstFold":true,"containerWidth":234,"containerHeight":353,"crop":null,"onClickBehavior":"goToLink"},"comp-kcmc575n":{"html":"Todd K. Denick is a sepsis survivor. Born in Virginia, educated at Virginia Tech, unleashed in Alaska and now living in Germany, where he has faced the greatest challenge of his life - sepsis. Denick is a “musher”- an experienced sled dog racer. He is also a writer, and an International Baccalaureate educator and librarian at the Franconian International School in Erlangen, Germany. It Will Come is Denick’s first novel. He lives with his wife and son in the charming Franconian Switzerland region of Germany.
\n\nIn addition to being a Co-Founder of LALO Publishing, Inc., Bryane is degreed in Fine Art. She has taught K-12 Art as well as Adults. Early in her career, she was Director of Arts for the City of Lynchburg, VA. Later, she did window designs for the Hecht Corporation before becoming a buyer and working in Management. Her love of the Arts flows into all categories having also done interior design work. She has been actively involved with floral arranging in the American Traditional Style with the Garden Club of Virginia for many years. Her love of the Oriental Arts led her to study with two Ikebana Masters. She was selected for two consecutive years to create an interpretive Ikebana arrangement at the Annual Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Painting Through Flowers show. Her paintings, prints and sculptures have been in numerous shows, and her works are in several private collections in the U.S.
","skin":"WRichTextNewSkin"},"comp-kbbgl170":{"uri":"03686f_06d737abd05346b38d555cf2a1f96c32~mv2.jpg","alt":"Charles P. Lickson","width":683,"height":1024,"name":"CPLICKSON.jpg","containerId":"comp-kbbgl170","hasBgScrollEffect":"","bgEffectName":"","displayMode":"fill","link":{},"isInFirstFold":false,"containerWidth":234,"containerHeight":353,"crop":null,"onClickBehavior":"goToLink"},"comp-kbbggwls":{"html":"Charles P. Lickson has over 35 years of experience as a practicing attorney and then as a conflict resolution professional. His career has included a trial, business and international law practice, forming and operating a successful Alternative Dispute Resolution firm and as a writer. His articles have appeared in both lay and professional legal publications. He is the author of 8 books including Ironing It Out: Seven Simple Steps to Resolving Conflicts (now available in an updated version).
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Education:
\n\nBachelor of Arts -- Johns Hopkins University. (Political Science Honors)
\n\tJuris Doctor – Georgetown University Law Center.(Top Third of Class)
\n\tPh.D. (Religious Counseling) – American College
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