For Immediate Release
Feb. 25, 2008
Le Nonne Ristorante
129 N. 100 E. Logan, Utah
435-752-9577
A Big Taste in a Little City
LOGAN, Utah—Le Nonne Ristorante is one of Logan’s best kept secrets. This little restaurant nestled, almost hidden on 100 E. in Logan has become a favorite dining spot for not only locals, but people all across the state.
One Logan resident said, “The food was excellent, as good as I've had anywhere (New York, New Orleans, Bangkok, etc.) In addition to fine food, there was also a duo there that night, provided excellent music and ambiance. If you are in Logan and would like a great restaurant experience this is it….The prices are nice too!” However the secret has gotten out and it is not just Logan residents that are raving about this “unexpected gem.” A resident of Phoenix, Ariz, said, “I used to live in the Tuscan hills in Italy. This restaurant features Italian food in its perfection. Having eaten at various fine Italian restaurants around the US, I can testify that this one tops them all. The atmosphere there only enhances your experience!”
The key to Le Nonne’s success is its native Italian chef and owner. Le Nonne’s charming atmosphere, reasonable prices, and authentic food makes Le Nonne one of the top Italian restaurants in Utah.
Media Contact
Justin Badger
801-787-9595
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Monday, February 25, 2008
Saturday, February 23, 2008
CVAIA Media Pitch Draft
Feb. 20, 2008
Utah Business Magazine
Marie Mischel Spencer
Associate Editor
859 W. South Jordan Parkway, Ste. 101
South Jordan, Utah 84095
801-568-0114
Cache Valley Investors Association Offer Free Financial Education
Dear Ms. Spencer,
I felt that it would be beneficial to inform you and Utah Business Magazine about a unique opportunity for people interested in financial education. The Cache Valley Area Investors Association is organized to teach people that there is a way to become financially independent by increasing one’s passive income. People that have already participated with the CVAIA and have applied the things taught have seen great results and we wanted to be able to inform more people about the free education available.
Preston Parker, founder of the CVAIA, said, “There are so many opportunities out there if people just knew where to look and how to do it, and that is why I started the association.” Parker saw a great lack in financial education and wanted to provide that, he said that education is what reduces the risk of investments. Parker started the association in August 2007. Parker said, “Education is empowering, it is education that will get people to stop having to work for their money, but rather have their money work for them.”
The association meets every other Thursday night at 7 p.m. in the Cache Valley Chamber of Commerce at 160 N. Main St. Logan, Utah. Parker invites anyone to come or e-mail him at cahcevaia@gmail.com to receive more information.
Media Contact:
Justin Badger
801-787-9595
Utah Business Magazine
Marie Mischel Spencer
Associate Editor
859 W. South Jordan Parkway, Ste. 101
South Jordan, Utah 84095
801-568-0114
Cache Valley Investors Association Offer Free Financial Education
Dear Ms. Spencer,
I felt that it would be beneficial to inform you and Utah Business Magazine about a unique opportunity for people interested in financial education. The Cache Valley Area Investors Association is organized to teach people that there is a way to become financially independent by increasing one’s passive income. People that have already participated with the CVAIA and have applied the things taught have seen great results and we wanted to be able to inform more people about the free education available.
Preston Parker, founder of the CVAIA, said, “There are so many opportunities out there if people just knew where to look and how to do it, and that is why I started the association.” Parker saw a great lack in financial education and wanted to provide that, he said that education is what reduces the risk of investments. Parker started the association in August 2007. Parker said, “Education is empowering, it is education that will get people to stop having to work for their money, but rather have their money work for them.”
The association meets every other Thursday night at 7 p.m. in the Cache Valley Chamber of Commerce at 160 N. Main St. Logan, Utah. Parker invites anyone to come or e-mail him at cahcevaia@gmail.com to receive more information.
Media Contact:
Justin Badger
801-787-9595
Friday, February 15, 2008
Gaming the Search Engine in a Political Season
As a society we have become so reliant on the internet that we turn to it as an ultimate source of knowledge for almost anything now. So when pranksters set up “link bombs” through Google it can have a bigger effect than one might anticipate. A link bomb is a prank set up so when certain words or phrases are searched those words or phrases are linked and the user will be redirected to the linked content. It has become and issue with the upcoming election because some pranksters linked names of republican candidates to about 50 sites containing negative information about the candidate so rather than the user receiving non-objective information about the candidate the user only receives that the person that set up the link bomb wants them to receive.
Spoof, Spam, Lurk and Lag: the Aesthetics of Text-based Virtual Realities
This article gave a very in depth and close examination of how text communication has effected society’s intercommunication skills. Referring to types of interaction as MUDs, Multiple User Domains, and MOOS, MUDs Object Oriented. The article gave some direct examples of some of the problems that exist with our heavy reliance on text communication whether it is through e-mail, cellular text messaging, chatting, or e-mail. Some of the problems addressed include spoof, spam, lurk and lag. Just to give one example of the problems that these things create if we consider lagging we will see some of the problems that exist. With a face-to-face conversation or a telephone conversation there is direct and instant communication, but with text communication there is a lag in response. People’s need to communicate quickly makes them less aware of spelling errors also there are subliminal messages that can be implied or interpreted depending on the length of the lag which may give false messages.
Conversational Terrorism
It was interesting to consider the all the conversational cheats that can occur without even thinking about it. Although the examples in the readings were exaggerated to add clarity and humor the points they were trying to make were still true. The five main topics addressed, ad hominem variants, sleight of mind fallacies, delay tactics, question as opportunity, and cheap shot tactics and irritants, were interesting to consider and the exaggerated examples made it easier to see how degrading and offensive those types of conversational errors can be.
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Cache Valley Area Investors Association Press Release Final
For Immediate Release
Feb. 11, 2008
Preston Parker, president
four three five-seven five seven-four five six zero
Cache Valley Area Investors Association Provide Free Investment Education
LOGAN, Utah— Free education on financial investing is now being offered to everyone through the Cache Valley Area Investors Association. “I am tired of people hating their jobs and being frustrated with their live.” President Preston Parker said, “There are so many opportunities out there if people just knew where to look and how to do it, and that is why I started the association.”
Parker saw a great lack in financial education and wanted to provide that, he said that education is what reduces the risk of investments. Parker said, "It is sad that we leave high school knowing what an ameba is, but we don't know how to balance a checkbook."
CVAIA is organized to teach people that there is a way to become financially independent by increasing one’s passive income. A group of about 15 to 20 people between the ages of 20 and 50 years old meet every other week to discuss what types of investments have and have not worked for them. Parker leads the discussion and brings in different financial experts to aid in the education process. Parker said, “It is not so much a change of actions, but rather a change of attitude. We try to get people to think about money and investments in a different way.” Despite the short amount of time that Cache Valley Area Investors Association has been going they have already seen some great success.
Parker feels so confident in the power of education and what they have been teaching that he said that someone with established, good credit could be a millionaire in five years, if that was their goal. However, Parker emphasizes the fact that money does not equal happiness, but when you develop passive income, or income that comes in whether you go to work or not, you can afford to have any job that you enjoy, and it is that peace of mind and enjoyment of one's work that can help bring increased happiness.
Parker started the association in August 2007. Parker said, “Education is empowering, it is education that will get people to stop having to work for their money, but rather have their money work for them.”
The association meets every other Thursday night at 7 p.m. in the Cache Valley Chamber of Commerce at 160 N. Main St. Logan, Utah. Parker invites anyone to come or e-mail him at cahcevaia@gmail.com to receive more information.
Media Contact:
Justin Badger
801-787-9595
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Feb. 11, 2008
Preston Parker, president
four three five-seven five seven-four five six zero
Cache Valley Area Investors Association Provide Free Investment Education
LOGAN, Utah— Free education on financial investing is now being offered to everyone through the Cache Valley Area Investors Association. “I am tired of people hating their jobs and being frustrated with their live.” President Preston Parker said, “There are so many opportunities out there if people just knew where to look and how to do it, and that is why I started the association.”
Parker saw a great lack in financial education and wanted to provide that, he said that education is what reduces the risk of investments. Parker said, "It is sad that we leave high school knowing what an ameba is, but we don't know how to balance a checkbook."
CVAIA is organized to teach people that there is a way to become financially independent by increasing one’s passive income. A group of about 15 to 20 people between the ages of 20 and 50 years old meet every other week to discuss what types of investments have and have not worked for them. Parker leads the discussion and brings in different financial experts to aid in the education process. Parker said, “It is not so much a change of actions, but rather a change of attitude. We try to get people to think about money and investments in a different way.” Despite the short amount of time that Cache Valley Area Investors Association has been going they have already seen some great success.
Parker feels so confident in the power of education and what they have been teaching that he said that someone with established, good credit could be a millionaire in five years, if that was their goal. However, Parker emphasizes the fact that money does not equal happiness, but when you develop passive income, or income that comes in whether you go to work or not, you can afford to have any job that you enjoy, and it is that peace of mind and enjoyment of one's work that can help bring increased happiness.
Parker started the association in August 2007. Parker said, “Education is empowering, it is education that will get people to stop having to work for their money, but rather have their money work for them.”
The association meets every other Thursday night at 7 p.m. in the Cache Valley Chamber of Commerce at 160 N. Main St. Logan, Utah. Parker invites anyone to come or e-mail him at cahcevaia@gmail.com to receive more information.
Media Contact:
Justin Badger
801-787-9595
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Monday, February 11, 2008
Cache Valley Area Investors Association Press Release draft
For Immediate Release
Feb. 9, 2008
Cache Valley Area Investors Association Provide Free Investment Education
Preston Parker, president
four three five-seven five seven-four five six zero
LOGAN, Utah— Free education on financial investing is now being offered to everyone through the Cache Valley Area Investors Association. “I am tired of people hating their jobs and being frustrated with their live.” President Preston Parker said, “There are so many opportunities out there if people just knew where to look and how to do it, and that is why I started the association.”
CVAIA is organized to teach people that there is a way to become financially independent. A group pf about 15 to 20 people between the ages of 20 to 50 meet every week to discuss what types of investments have and have not worked for them. Parker leads the discussion and brings in different financial experts to aid in the education process. Parker said, “It is not so much a change of actions, but rather a change of attitude. We try to get people to think about money and investments in a different way. Despite the short amount of time that Cache Valley Area Investors Association has been going they have already seen some great success. Parker feels so confident in the power of education and what they have been teaching that he said that someone with established, good credit could be a millionaire in five years, if that was their goal.
Parker started the association in August 2007. Parker said, “Education is empowering, it is education that will get people to stop having to work for their money, but rather have their money work for them.”
The association meets every Thursday night at 7 p.m. in the Cache Valley Chamber of Commerce at 160 N. Main St. Logan, Utah. Parker invites anyone to come or e-mail him to receive more information at cahcevaia@gmail.com.
Media Contact:
Justin Badger
801-787-9595
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Feb. 9, 2008
Cache Valley Area Investors Association Provide Free Investment Education
Preston Parker, president
four three five-seven five seven-four five six zero
LOGAN, Utah— Free education on financial investing is now being offered to everyone through the Cache Valley Area Investors Association. “I am tired of people hating their jobs and being frustrated with their live.” President Preston Parker said, “There are so many opportunities out there if people just knew where to look and how to do it, and that is why I started the association.”
CVAIA is organized to teach people that there is a way to become financially independent. A group pf about 15 to 20 people between the ages of 20 to 50 meet every week to discuss what types of investments have and have not worked for them. Parker leads the discussion and brings in different financial experts to aid in the education process. Parker said, “It is not so much a change of actions, but rather a change of attitude. We try to get people to think about money and investments in a different way. Despite the short amount of time that Cache Valley Area Investors Association has been going they have already seen some great success. Parker feels so confident in the power of education and what they have been teaching that he said that someone with established, good credit could be a millionaire in five years, if that was their goal.
Parker started the association in August 2007. Parker said, “Education is empowering, it is education that will get people to stop having to work for their money, but rather have their money work for them.”
The association meets every Thursday night at 7 p.m. in the Cache Valley Chamber of Commerce at 160 N. Main St. Logan, Utah. Parker invites anyone to come or e-mail him to receive more information at cahcevaia@gmail.com.
Media Contact:
Justin Badger
801-787-9595
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