Cache Valley Area Association Teaches Investing Fundamentals.
The economy suffers because lawmakers don’t understand investing concepts.
Dear Jason Anderson,
A non-profit organization called Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA), teaches people to learn the right mentality and approaches when investing to become successful.
“America is suffering because people and lawmakers don’t understand these concepts,” said Preston Parker, the founder of CVAIA .
Parker believes through proper education and practice, people can become financially independent within ten years of following the guidelines set forth by CVAIA. Members of CVAIA become wealthy with the passive income they receive through investing properly. Parker said nearly 95 percent of people in the world live off the earned income they make from going to work every day. He said the other five percent, the worlds wealthy, live off of passive income, which is the money they make from investing wisely. CVAIA teaches people should spend their time doing things they love, and learn the right mentality and approaches to investing to become successful and increase their passive income.
CVAIA is a non-profit organization, has more than 80 members and their next meeting is Feb. 26, at 7:00 pm. CVAIA embraces the Law of Attraction, the Law of Abundance, the Law of Exchange. They practice the methods found in the ideologies of books including, Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Wealthy Barber, The Millionaire Next Door, Atlas Shrugged, The Automatic Millionaire, and The Secret. CVAIA began in August of 2007 and now has members from many geographical locations and from all walks of life. The members come together with the same belief: that education mitigates the risks of investing.
For More Information Contact:
James Johnson,
Public Relations Specialist,
Cache Valley Area Association
james.johnson@cvaia.com
801-554-4567
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Monday, February 23, 2009
Draft Media Pitch: CVAIA
The economy suffers because lawmakers don’t understand investing concepts.
Dear Jason Anderson,
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Parker believes through proper education and practice, people can become financially independent within ten years of following the guidelines set forth by CVAIA. Members of the non-profit organization become wealthy with the passive income they receive through investing properly. Parker said nearly 95 percent of people in the world live off the earned income they make from going to work every day. He said the other five percent, the worlds wealthy, live off of passive income, which is the money they make from investing wisely. CVAIA teaches people should spend their time doing things they love, and learn the right mentality and approaches to investing to become successful and increase their passive income.
CVAIA is a non-profit organization, has more than 80 members and their next meeting is Feb. 26, at
For More Information Contact:
James Johnson,
Public Relations Specialist,
Cache Valley Area Association
james.johnson@cvaia.com
801-554-4567
Press Release 4: Announcing new Product.
For Immediate Release
February 23, 2009
No-Step Inc.
Contact: Creator Larry Allred Jr.
604 South 700 East
Orem UT, 84097
www.nostep.com
Phone: 801-554-4567
While ladder injuries are prevalent during construction and household chores many precautions have been implemented to prevent these injuries, one recent development in ladder safety is the patent pending No-Step.
Larry Allred Sr. and Larry Allred Jr. the creators of no-step said, “No-Step was created to reduce ladder injuries and bring about a safer work environment for people working on ladders.”
Younger Allred said among the list of safety precautions used to prevent accidents is the suggestion that no individual uses the top step of the ladder while working. He said the warning signs are easy to ignore and many people use this top step anyway because the sign doesn’t stop them, becomes faded from sunlight or is scratched off.
“No-step stops people from using the top steps of ladders all together,” Younger Allred said.
He said it snaps into place and stays securely in the top step preventing anyone from stepping further up the ladder than they should, in this way there is a lower possibility that people will fall because balance won’t be lost and ladders won’t teeter back and forth because people are standing to high on them.
Younger Allred said, “I am hoping the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) will recognize that their labeling is being over looked with ladder safety. This is one more simple precaution that can save lives and prevent injuries and will be much more effective than warning stickers.”
The Safe Ladder Management report stated, “OSHA concluded that 100% of ladder accidents might be eliminated with proper attention to the application of equipment, and the proper training of climbers. Human failure causes most ladder falls, but the preventable error is often administrative; not the fault of the victim.”
According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission report more than 532,000 people were injured in falls from ladders in 2007.
According to Department of Human Services, Victoria, Australia, “Trauma researchers at the Alfred Hospital have begun looking at preventative measures to improve ladder safety following the release of statistics that show one-in-three ladder falls results in severe head injury and most patients eventually returned home, many required extensive rehabilitation and a number did not survive their injuries.”
Introducing a new product for step ladders, the new product known as No-Step is molded from a non-conductive piece of plastic (polypropylene). It has been engineered to fit most all makes of "A-Frame" step ladders. The purpose of this design is to deny any access to or above the top step, or cap of a step ladder. If you are standing too high on the ladder you may lose your balance and fall. Most falls from ladders seem to result in head trauma. I have seen what it can do to people and for that reason alone I feel I can play a vital role in helping prevent this from happening. The design will run from the bottom of the ladder cap downward to the very top "step" which is referred to by OSHA as "Not a Step" (1926.1053(b)(13) . This will help lower step ladder accidents in direct relation to this existing issue. This will also strengthen OSHA’s standards for safety with ladders. Aside from the 300,000 - 400,000 injuries reported from ladder injuries, there has been between 300-600 deaths reported on a yearly
basis due ladder accidents.
For More Information Contact:
James Johnson,
Public Relations Specialist,
No-Step Inc.
james.johnson@gmailcom
801-554-4567
February 23, 2009
No-Step Inc.
Contact: Creator Larry Allred Jr.
604 South 700 East
Orem UT, 84097
www.nostep.com
Phone: 801-554-4567
One Step too Far
Patent pending No-Step hopes to decrease ladder injuries.
While ladder injuries are prevalent during construction and household chores many precautions have been implemented to prevent these injuries, one recent development in ladder safety is the patent pending No-Step.
Larry Allred Sr. and Larry Allred Jr. the creators of no-step said, “No-Step was created to reduce ladder injuries and bring about a safer work environment for people working on ladders.”
Younger Allred said among the list of safety precautions used to prevent accidents is the suggestion that no individual uses the top step of the ladder while working. He said the warning signs are easy to ignore and many people use this top step anyway because the sign doesn’t stop them, becomes faded from sunlight or is scratched off.
“No-step stops people from using the top steps of ladders all together,” Younger Allred said.
He said it snaps into place and stays securely in the top step preventing anyone from stepping further up the ladder than they should, in this way there is a lower possibility that people will fall because balance won’t be lost and ladders won’t teeter back and forth because people are standing to high on them.
Younger Allred said, “I am hoping the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) will recognize that their labeling is being over looked with ladder safety. This is one more simple precaution that can save lives and prevent injuries and will be much more effective than warning stickers.”
The Safe Ladder Management report stated, “OSHA concluded that 100% of ladder accidents might be eliminated with proper attention to the application of equipment, and the proper training of climbers. Human failure causes most ladder falls, but the preventable error is often administrative; not the fault of the victim.”
According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission report more than 532,000 people were injured in falls from ladders in 2007.
According to Department of Human Services, Victoria, Australia, “Trauma researchers at the Alfred Hospital have begun looking at preventative measures to improve ladder safety following the release of statistics that show one-in-three ladder falls results in severe head injury and most patients eventually returned home, many required extensive rehabilitation and a number did not survive their injuries.”
Introducing a new product for step ladders, the new product known as No-Step is molded from a non-conductive piece of plastic (polypropylene). It has been engineered to fit most all makes of "A-Frame" step ladders. The purpose of this design is to deny any access to or above the top step, or cap of a step ladder. If you are standing too high on the ladder you may lose your balance and fall. Most falls from ladders seem to result in head trauma. I have seen what it can do to people and for that reason alone I feel I can play a vital role in helping prevent this from happening. The design will run from the bottom of the ladder cap downward to the very top "step" which is referred to by OSHA as "Not a Step" (1926.1053(b)(13) . This will help lower step ladder accidents in direct relation to this existing issue. This will also strengthen OSHA’s standards for safety with ladders. Aside from the 300,000 - 400,000 injuries reported from ladder injuries, there has been between 300-600 deaths reported on a yearly
basis due ladder accidents.
For More Information Contact:
James Johnson,
Public Relations Specialist,
No-Step Inc.
james.johnson@gmailcom
801-554-4567
Friday, February 13, 2009
Facebook, Reading Three
The Facebook article was interesting. I could agree with much of what Joanna said in the article. I do think Facebook is an important networking tool. For me personally I like how casual the relationships are on Facebook and I like keeping tabs on people I know or care about. At the same time I have a hard time with all the friend requests from people I don't know. I started using Facebook a month or so ago and I have friend requests from people I don't know, like I really don't know these people or I had one class with them in high school. From what I have observed so far while using facebook is its not really just close friends. I think facebook is a great networking tool that keeps you in check with everyone you have ever come in contact with. Just like Joanna said in the article. You are never out of touch with people. I think that is a good thing.
I also thought the cartoon was entertaining.
I also thought the cartoon was entertaining.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Final Press Release 3: Cause Promotion
For Immediate Release
Contact: President and founder, Preston Parker
1425 North 1700 East,
N.
www.cvaia.com
Phone: 801-554-4567
Cache Valley Area Association
Who to come to when investing matters.
People should spend their time doing something they love, Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA), teaches people to learn the right mentality and approaches to investing to become successful and increase their passive income.
Preston Parker, President and founder of CVAIA said, “I believe through proper education and practice, people can become financially independent and wealthy with the passive income they receive through investing properly.”
Parker said nearly 95 percent of people in the world live off the earned income they make from going to work every day. He said the other five percent, the worlds wealthy, live off of passive income, which is the money they make from investing wisely.
Parker said he believes in financial health and wealth, as well as people taking care of their physical, mental, social and spiritual selves. He said as people take care of themselves they better understand how to utilize the money they have. As people educate themselves with CVAIA, their knowledge of investing becomes better. With this knowledge, as people only invest money they can lose and in investments they are comfortable with, people will feel good about their investments and become successful in earning passive income.
Parker said, “This is why
CVAIA has more than 80 members and their next meeting is Feb. 18, at
If people learn the right mentality and approaches to investing, they can all be successful in what they desire. People should be able to spend their time doing something they love, not just a job that provides an income. Passive income largely makes this possible. Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) teaches people how to increase passive income. CVAIA embraces the Law of Attraction, the Law of Abundance, the Law of Exchange. They practice the methods found in the ideologies of books including, Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Wealthy Barber, The Millionaire Next Door, Atlas Shrugged, The Automatic Millionaire, and The Secret. CVAIA began in August of 2007 and now has members from many geographical locations and from all walks of life. The members come together with the same belief: that education mitigates the risks of investing.
For More Information Contact:
James Johnson,
Public Relations Specialist,
Cache Valley Area Association
james.johnson@ cvaia.com
801-554-4567
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Draft Press Release 3: Image Building
For Immediate Release
Contact: President and founder, Preston Parker
1425 North 1700 East,
www.cvaia.com
Phone: 801-554-4567
Who to come to when investing matters.
Preston Parker, President and founder of Cache Valley Area Association said, “This is why
Parker said, “I believe through proper education and practice, people can become financially independent and wealthy with the passive income they receive through investing properly.”
If people learn the right mentality and approaches to investing, they can all be successful in what they desire. People should be able to spend their time doing something they love, not just a job that provides an income. Passive income largely makes this possible. Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) teaches people how to increase passive income. CVAIA embraces the Law of Attraction, the Law of Abundance, the Law of Exchange. They practice the methods found in the ideologies of books including, Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Wealthy Barber, The Millionaire Next Door, Atlas Shrugged, The Automatic Millionaire, and The Secret. CVAIA began in August of 2007 and now has members from many geographical locations and from all walks of life. The members come together with the same belief: that education mitigates the risks of investing.
For More Information Contact:
James Johnson,
Public Relations Specialist,
Cache Valley Area Association
james.johnson@ cvaia.com
801-554-4567
Final Press Release 2: Image Building
For Immdeiate Release
President and CEO, James E. Muellenbach
Burger Planet
jamesemuellenbach@burgerplanet.com
http://www.burgerplanet.com
Phone: 765-877-4445
Fax: 765-877-4455
Burger Planet Hires Jayne Peterson
Finding healthier ways to feed American.
Logan Utah-Burger Planet announced the hiring of Jayne Petersen, CEO of the fitness health enterprise, Looking Glass Inc., who has helped many people manage their weight including commonly known talk show host Opal Whitcomb.
Through Petersen’s instruction Whitcomb, one of the most popular figures in the history of television, lost 75 pounds and kept it off. Peterson has appeared on Whitcomb's show more than a dozen times, preaching a message of moderation along with 20 minutes of walking per day. She recently added beef to that list to stay current because of all the low-carb crazes.
James E. Muellenbach
The comprehensive program Burger Planet has launched includes recently added foods to the menu like packets of apple slices. Customers can purchase packets of five different types of fruit now, selecting from apples, grapes, peaches, pineapple, or bananas. A new line of gourmet salads were added too. Also, Burger Planet offers chicken breast wrapped in lettuce in case they are on a low-carb diet. Customers can hold the mayo for a reduction of 500 more calories. No other competitors offer similar entrées like the fruit packets or chicken meal.
“I want our customers to realize that Burger Planet is committed to offering healthy choices on its menu. The hiring of Jayne Petersen fits perfectly in the company's overall focus on healthy lifestyles," Muellenbach
Peterson, 42, is a fitness guru to the stars. Her company is located in Burbank, Ca. Petersen, a native of
For more than seven decades, Burger Planet has succeeded because it has put customers first. Burger Planet listens to their customers and their desire for healthy choices, many of which Burger Planet now offer. The company hired Jayne Peterson to help Burger Planet in their commitment to serve healthy foods. Burger Planet listens to their customers and has been in business for seven generations.
For More Information Contact:
James Johnson,
Public Relations Specialist, Burger Planet.
765-877-4445
james.johnson@ burgerplanet.com
Monday, February 2, 2009
Draft Press Release 2: Image Building
For Immdeiate Release
President and CEO, James E. Muellenbach
Burger Planet
jamesemuellenbach@burgerplanet.com
http://www.burgerplanet.com
Phone: 765-877-4445
Fax: 765-877-4455
Burger Planet
Finding healthier ways to feed
Logan Utah-Burger Planet announced the hiring of Jayne Petersen, CEO of the fitness health enterprise, Looking Glass Inc., who has helped many people manage their weight including commonly known talk show host Opal Whitcomb.
Through Petersen’s instruction Whitcomb, one of the most popular figures in the history of television, lost 75 pounds and kept it off. Peterson has appeared on Whitcomb's show more than a dozen times, preaching a message of moderation along with 20 minutes of walking per day. She recently added beef to that list to stay current because of all the low-carb crazes.
James E. Muellenbach
The comprehensive program Burger Planet has launched includes recently added foods to the menu like packets of apple slices. Customers can purchase packets of five different types of fruit now, selecting from apples, grapes, peaches, pineapple, or bananas. A new line of gourmet salads were added too. Also, Burger Planet offers chicken breast wrapped in lettuce in case they are on a low-carb diet. Customers can hold the mayo for a reduction of 500 more calories. No other competitors offer similar entrées like the fruit packets or chicken meal.
“I want our customers to realize that Burger Planet is committed to offering healthy choices on its menu. The hiring of Jayne Petersen fits perfectly in the company's overall focus on healthy lifestyles," Muellenbach
Peterson, 42, is a fitness guru to the stars. Her company is located in Burbank, Ca. Petersen, a native of
For more than seven decades, Burger Planet has succeeded because it has put customers first. Burger Planet listens to their customers and the customers desire healthy choices, many of which Burger Planet now offers. The company recently hired Jayne Peterson to help Burger Planet in their commitment to serve healthy foods.
For More Information Contact:
James Johnson,
Public Relations Specialist, Burger Planet.
Office: 765-877-4445
Email: james.johnson@ burgerplanet.com
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