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MORRISTOWN "Thomas Nast: President Maker and Campaign Breaker," illustrating presidential campaigns from 1864 to 1884.

$4 to $8. "Thomas Nast: President Maker and Campaign Breaker," exhibition illustrating the six presidential campaigns from 1864 through 1884.

$4 to $8. "Thomas Nast: President Maker and Campaign Breaker," exhibition illustrating the six presidential campaigns for the 20-year period from 1864 through 1884.

The new funding comes from previous backers — Sunstone Capital, CrunchFund (Disclaimer: TechCrunch founder Mike Arrington is a Partner), Jimmy Maymann (CEO, Huffington Post) and René Rechmann (President, Maker Studio) — alongside new investor, Beta Angels, and the company's newly-recruited management team.

The Copenhagen-based startup has now raised $2.5 million from a number of high-profile investors including our very own Jimmy Maymann (President of AOL Content and Consumer Brands), Tom Ryan (CEO, Pluto TV), Jake Nickell (CEO, Threadless), Rene Rechtman (International President, Maker Studios) and some other executives.

Back in February we reported that the Copenhagen-based startup had raised $2.5 million from a number of high-profile investors including AOL's Jimmy Maymann (President of AOL Content and Consumer Brands), Tom Ryan (CEO, Pluto TV), Jake Nickell (CEO, Threadless), Rene Rechtman (International President, Maker Studios) and some other executives.

Shery Huss, Vice President of Maker Media, echoed similar thoughts: "The whole Maker movement has a multi-generational spirit".

Mr. Reagan is a newcomer to the St . Louisarea, having arrived in February from Louisville, Ky., where he lists among his mentors Bill Samuels Jr., the former president of Maker's Mark bourbon, who teamed up with a Louisville agency, Doe-Anderson Advertising, to transform Maker's Mark into a liquor brand that is popular worldwide.

As a former president of Maker's Mark (his folks founded the company), Bill knows a thing or two about bourbon.

George Scalise, the trade association's president, said makers of PC and wireless chips have largely cleared out their excess inventory and are beginning to see increases in orders.

Discussing the challenges Mr. Obama faces in his next term as president, the documentary maker Ken Burns and Carly Fiorina, vice chairwoman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, are among the guests on NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday.