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Gonder Public Relations is a Denver communications and marketing firm that gets results for clients, building their brands and strengthening relationships. We can craft effective messages and media train your executives, promote a cause or communicate during a crisis.

Gonder PR has landed substantial local and national publicity and implemented marketing campaigns that significantly increased the number of customers.

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GPR helps states communicate about education

Peggy Gonder has been helping educators in three states to communicate major education initiatives under the sponsorship of the National Governors Association, including the Kentucky, North Carolina and Colorado Departments of Education. Read more here.

ToLTech releases breakthrough anatomy atlas with 3D + 3 views

Touch of Life Technologies has released a powerful upgrade to its VH Dissector™interactive anatomy atlas, creating the first-ever medical education software where users can view detailed anatomy as three dimensional renderings and in all three, principal axis, cross-sectional views.

The platform contains curriculum options for medical, dental, physician assistant, physical therapy, nursing and undergraduate anatomy students. Read more about the atlas here.

Colorado Women's Hall of Fame seeks remarkable women

The Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame is seeking nominations of outstanding women for the Class of 2014. Members of the hall include singer Judy Collins, former Israeli Prime Minster Golda Meir, dancer and choreographer Cleo Parker Robinson and space scientist Jo Ann Cram Joselyn.

The deadline is August 23, 2013. Visit cogreatwomen.org/ nominate2013 for information and to download a nomination form. Click here to learn more about the Hall of Fame.

Bird Notes - Spring is the best time to watch birds as the males are in their brightest colors, hoping to attract a female. Watch for "courtship" behavior where one bird mimics the other to build a bond, including neck stretching and bill clapping. Some males will feed the female as a promise to bring food to the nest. Male mourning doves and others chase females to mate. Many male birds sing only in the spring. It's a great time to be outdoors!