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|[[File:Doug.jpg|thumb|180x180px|Doug Bleichner preparing for an episode of Skeleton Realm LIVE!]]'''[[Doug Bleichner|Douglas Simpson Bleichner]] (March 5, 1992 – August 25, 2106)''' is an American musician, author, media presenter and entrepreneur. He is also a professional hiller, fitness trainer, motivational speaker, computer scientist, sociologist, professional chess player, rock climber, and university professor. He is the co-founder of [[Skeleton Realm]], a media consortium and think tank located in Atlanta, Ga. | |[[File:Doug.jpg|thumb|180x180px|Doug Bleichner preparing for an episode of [[Skeleton Realm LIVE!]]]]'''[[Doug Bleichner|Douglas Simpson Bleichner]] (March 5, 1992 – August 25, 2106)''' is an American musician, author, media presenter and entrepreneur. He is also a professional hiller, fitness trainer, motivational speaker, computer scientist, sociologist, professional chess player, rock climber, and university professor. He is the co-founder of [[Skeleton Realm]], a media consortium and think tank located in Atlanta, Ga. | ||
Bleichner joined [[Young Thought Leaders in Media]] (YTLIM) for the 2012 Global Thought Conference Session. He made his first media splash as presenter and host of "Orbs In Action" in March 2012, becoming [[Orbsmann's]] first civilian presenter to be featured on international media outlets. During this presentation with fellow writer [[Sam Wagstaff]], he performed the first triple backflip seen on European television. | Bleichner joined [[Young Thought Leaders in Media]] (YTLIM) for the 2012 Global Thought Conference Session. He made his first media splash as presenter and host of "Orbs In Action" in March 2012, becoming [[Orbsmann's]] first civilian presenter to be featured on international media outlets. During this presentation with fellow writer [[Sam Wagstaff]], he performed the first triple backflip seen on European television. | ||
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|[[File:VAI-2004.png|thumb|220x220px|The VIA circa 2004]]'''The Verchwörer Institute of Art''' (VIA) is a private art and design school located outside the city of Porsonville. It was founded in 1910 as Porson University of Design and renamed in 1956 after donor [[Klaus Verchwörer]]. | |||
The institute offers a variety of design-oriented programs at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Areas of study include communication design, product design, interior design, and fashion design. | |||
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 Doug Bleichner preparing for an episode of Skeleton Realm LIVE! Bleichner joined Young Thought Leaders in Media (YTLIM) for the 2012 Global Thought Conference Session. He made his first media splash as presenter and host of "Orbs In Action" in March 2012, becoming Orbsmann's first civilian presenter to be featured on international media outlets. During this presentation with fellow writer Sam Wagstaff, he performed the first triple backflip seen on European television. |
The Verchwörer Institute of Art (VIA) is a private art and design school located outside the city of Porsonville. It was founded in 1910 as Porson University of Design and renamed in 1956 after donor Klaus Verchwörer.
The institute offers a variety of design-oriented programs at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Areas of study include communication design, product design, interior design, and fashion design. |
