Aurora Organic Dairy Launches Initiative to Reduce Its Carbon Footprint Through First Grant Funded by Aurora Organic Dairy Foundation: Partnership with Center for Sustainable Systems at University of Michigan Will Identify Ways to Increase Energy Efficiency and Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions; Findings to be Shared with Organic Agriculture Community

Aurora Organic Dairy Launches Initiative to Reduce Its Carbon Footprint Through First Grant Funded by Aurora Organic Dairy Foundation: Partnership with Center for Sustainable Systems at University of Michigan Will Identify Ways to Increase Energy Efficiency and Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions; Findings to be Shared with Organic Agriculture Community

Aurora Organic Dairy, a leading U. S. provider of high-quality, private-label organic milk and butter, today announced a major initiative with the University of Michigan to measure and reduce its carbon footprint across the entire product lifecycle, from cattle feed to cartons in retail dairy cases. This research is believed to be the most comprehensive carbon emissions reduction initiative undertaken in the organic dairy industry, and will be funded by the newly established Aurora Organic Dairy Foundation.

BOULDER, Colo. (PRWEB) January 8, 2008

 Also announced today, the Aurora Organic Dairy Foundation is a Colorado-based not-for-profit organization that will fund research, market-development initiatives and community-building activities benefitting organic agriculture, including farmers, processors, consumers, animals and the environment.

The Foundation's first grant of more than $320,000 will fund a long-term research partnership with the Center for Sustainable Systems at the University of Michigan's School of Natural Resources and Environment. With the proceeds of the grant, the center will conduct lifecycle and sustainability research at Aurora Organic Dairy's facilities, including its state-of-the-art High Plains organic dairy farm in Colorado and its Coldwater organic dairy farms in Texas.

Led by associate professor Gregory Keoleian, Ph. D., and Martin Heller, Ph. D., the research initially will focus on developing an energy and carbon footprint model, creating a baseline against which Aurora Organic can make improvements in its sustainability performance.

The center will examine the entire product lifecycle from "seed to shelf," including important measures such as growing pasture and cattle feed, manufacturing, and product distribution to retail customers. The study will identify those processes that contribute the greatest environmental impacts, focused primarily on total energy consumption and carbon emissions. In Phase II, the center will make recommendations for improving Aurora Organic's sustainability performance, including energy supply and demand options, non fuel-related carbon emissions, and energy and greenhouse gasses from material resources such as packaging.

"Aurora Organic Dairy is providing the Center for Sustainable Systems with an excellent opportunity to apply our research expertise and address real challenges faced by organic agriculture producers," said Dr. Keoleian, CSS co-director and research team leader. "We're grateful for this opportunity and look forward to sharing our findings and recommendations with the organic agriculture community to help drive meaningful change in energy consumption and carbon emissions patterns resulting from organic farming."

"This grant from the Aurora Organic Dairy Foundation to the University of Michigan is the first of many that will help fund continued research into development of organic best practices, with a strong emphasis on sustainability," said Mark Retzloff, President and Chief Organic Officer of Aurora Organic Dairy. "Our goal is to evaluate what we do on our farms and throughout our supply chain, and to develop tools for guiding our company and enhancing our sustainability performance. We intend to learn as much as we can about how to make organic agriculture even more sustainable. Our goal is to share what we learn with our network of more than 120 family farmers and the organic agriculture community as a whole."

About Aurora Organic Dairy

Aurora Organic Dairy's mission is making high-quality organic milk and butter more affordable and available for American families. The company is a leading producer of private-label and store-brand organic milk and butter. The organic production company includes headquarters offices in Boulder, Colo., five organic dairy farms in Colorado and Texas and an on-farm organic dairy processing plant near Platteville, Colo. For more information, visit www. auroraorganic. com.

About the Center for Sustainable Systems

The Center for Sustainable Systems at the University of Michigan's School of Natural Resources and Environment advances concepts of sustainability through interdisciplinary research and education. CSS collaborates with diverse stakeholders to develop and apply life cycle based models and sustainability metrics for systems that meet societal needs. CSS promotes tools and knowledge that support the design, evaluation, and improvement of complex systems. For more information, visit www. css. snre. umich. edu.

A Revolution in Monitoring - The Sensor Notification Matrix

A Revolution in Monitoring - The Sensor Notification Matrix

AKCP, the world's leader in environmental and security monitoring, today announced the revolutionary Sensor Notification Matrix. A major innovation, the Sensor Notification Matrix is available in all AKCP Linux-based products (cameraProbe8 and sensorProbe8Linux series).

Bangkok, Thailand (PRWEB) September 20, 2005

AKCP, the world's leader in environmental and security monitoring, today announced the revolutionary Sensor Notification Matrix. A major innovation, the Sensor Notification Matrix is available in all AKCP Linux-based products (cameraProbe8 and sensorProbe8Linux series).

Never before has such versatility been available to protect assets and infrastructure. Send alerts via Email, SNMP trap, SMS, MMS, Text to Speech, Telephone calls and more. The Sensor Notification Matrix can be customized by users to transmit unique notification messages. With the Sensor Notification Matrix, the flexibility of notification for individual sensors on the sensorProbe8Linux-X60, sensorProbe8Linux, sensorProbe8Linux-X20 and cameraProbe8 is substantially increased.

Play wav file Sound alarms or verbalized custom messages through the built-in and external speakers. Use an optional external modem, telephone to targeted persons and notify them with customized text-to-speech. Alternatively, create your own personal scripts, which can be run whenever specific events arise. If the Ethernet is down, the modem can be used to dial into an ISP and deliver Emails and traps.

For Email, SMS, MMS, Speech, and Telephone calls, the notification message can be completely customized by users. There are also pre-defined "macros" which provide information from the system, and may be used to build up a meaningful message. Some available macros are sensor type, sensor description, sensor status, IP address, and system date and time.

Each individual sensor may have different settings which can execute any alarm. Alarms can also be escalated so that different people are notified with different messages. For example, an e-mail alarm for a temperature sensor is sent to the maintenance staff, while an alarm from the security sensor will be telephoned to the security officer. Or, the alert for a DC voltage sensor is sent via SNMP trap whereas the alert for a dry contact on another port is sent via both e-mail and SNMP trap. That is just part of what the Sensor Notification Matrix is capable of.

The configuration can even be modified per sensor status. For instance, the SMS notification settings for humidity sensor

three can use one set of phone numbers for High Warning and another set of phone numbers for High Critical status. Expensive MMS and SMS messages can be limited depending on the sensor type, the severity status of the sensor, the time of day, the duration of the error, the day of week. SMS and MMS messages can be sent with an optional external mobile phone allowing messages to be sent when the Ethernet is down or when the modem cannot dial out.

To protect against excessive alerts there are filter configurations on every type of notification, where the alarm can delayed for a certain period of time before being sent out. There is also an option to limit notifications in accordance with specific time of day and day of week. The AKCP designed graphical interface makes time and date filter setting very easy.

The cameraProbe8 includes an integrated CCD camera and supports up to 3 additional external analog security cameras. The sensorProbe8Linux allows up to 4 additional external analog security cameras. Pictures can be recorded whenever a sensor event occurs. The Sensor Notification Matrix allows each sensor event to be customized so that the camera and the number of pictures can be configured. For example, whenever the security sensor indicates that the front door has been opened a recording for 2 seconds prior to the event and then for 5 seconds after the event will be recorded. When the motion detector indicates that someone is in the main computer room a single picture is recorded, but only if that motion occurs at night or on the weekend.

Pictures may be stored in the internal flash disk drive or an unlimited number of pictures may be automatically saved to an external server. Pictures from any or all of the 4 cameras may be attached to an email or MMS message.

Up to 8 optional external relays or included control outputs can be configured to control external equipment. For example, a motion detector can turn on a light in a computer room. The light will stay on for 5 minutes after the event occurs if requested.

The internal speaker and optional external speakers can be made to play prerecorded wav files or text to voice messages. In one example the sound that is played when temperature sensor 8 goes to high warning can be a different sound file, played at a different volume when the sensor goes to high critical. Then when temperature sensor 7 goes to high warning a text to voice message can be played that tells the operator send a maintenance crew to the computer room.

The Sensor Notification Matrix is available for free via a firmware update to existing AKCP customers, and is standard for all new sales. All AKCP Linux based products include all software, wall and rack mount brackets, and a sensorRemote with 1,000 foot range dual temperature and humidity sensor. The sensorProbe8Linux starts at $1,395. The cameraProbe8, which includes a high quality SONY CCD pan and tilt camera is available now at $1,795.

About cameraProbe8 and sensorProbe8Linux

The cameraProbe8 and sensorProbe8Linux are the premier environmental and security monitoring devices. The cameraProbe8 integrates a SONY CCD camera which is mounted on a precision stepper motor with the ability to pan and tilt. Both systems support connection with external security cameras. They include full Linux. Hardware boasts a 32-bit ARM processor, 128 Megabytes of Flash and 64 Megabytes of SDRAM along with a 10/100 Mbps Ethernet and 2 serial ports. Software utilities include many applications; such as Apache web server, Bash, Perl, Vi, Telnet, PHP, Email, Nagios, and RRDTool, Video Conferencing. The cameraProbe8 and sensorProbe8Linux supports full SNMP functionality, relying on our 24 years of SNMP monitoring experience.

About AKCP

AKCP Inc., established in 1981, is the oldest and largest manufacturer of IP based environmental and security monitoring solutions. Over 15,000 organizations use AKCP solutions for disaster prevention and infrastructure security. Providing early warning of threats to the integrity of a company's data and assets, AKCP serves the Rack Mount, Telecommunications, Power, and Food and Beverage Industries, Corporate Data Centers and Wiring Closets, Hospitals, Educational Institutions, Department of Defense, and many more industries requiring the ultimate in natural and man made disaster prevention.

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New Program to Produce 1,200 Propane Autogas Vehicles and 17 Refueling Stations in Southeast

New Program to Produce 1,200 Propane Autogas Vehicles and 17 Refueling Stations in Southeast

With $8.6 million in funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, the Southeast Propane Autogas Development Program, coordinated by Alliance AutoGas and supported by the Propane Education & Research Council (PERC), will enhance energy security, promote a domestic alternative fuel, and create a cleaner environment by converting gasoline-powered vehicles to run on propane and by installing at least 17 propane refueling stations across nine southeast states.

Washington (Vocus) April 24, 2010

A new program to build propane refueling stations and convert 1,200 vehicles to propane kicked off with a meeting at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Va., last weekend.

With $8.6 million in funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, the Southeast Propane Autogas Development Program, coordinated by Alliance AutoGas and supported by the Propane Education & Research Council (PERC), will enhance energy security, promote a domestic alternative fuel, and create a cleaner environment by converting gasoline-powered vehicles to run on propane and by installing at least 17 propane refueling stations across nine southeast states. Propane, when it is used to run on-road vehicles, is known worldwide as autogas.

Virginia Clean Cities, part of the nationwide network of Clean Cities Coalitions working to reduce petroleum consumption, and James Madison University will act as project managers. Alliance AutoGas’ founding partners, Blossman Gas and American Alternative Fuel, and certified conversion partners, will perform the vehicle conversions and provide both public and private fueling infrastructure. Vehicles in public and private fleets, including taxis, limousines, and vans, will be converted to run on propane.

"We are encouraged that this grant provides an opportunity to showcase the viability of autogas and its benefits," said Stuart Weidie, president of Alliance AutoGas. "Autogas is recognized as the number one alternative fuel worldwide. It's almost entirely domestically produced and is available right here, right now."

The vehicles converted under this program are projected to displace more than 15 million gallons of gasoline over four years, and since propane vehicles experience significantly lower emissions than gasoline and diesel vehicles, the project will reduce harmful emissions. Nearly 90 percent of propane supplies are produced in the United States, and 7 percent come from Canada.

“The rollout of this Alliance AutoGas project will result in the wider use of propane vehicles, which will help us reach our county’s environmental and national energy security goals,” said Brian Feehan, vice president of PERC.

The Southeast Propane Autogas Development Program will track the results of the conversions, including the number of gasoline gallons displaced and greenhouse gas emissions avoided. A comprehensive public website will be launched later in 2010 to display the details of the project.

Future road shows funded by PERC will offer state fleet and transportation managers the chance to test-drive some of these new propane-fueled vehicles.

PERC promotes the safe and efficient use of propane as an energy fuel for its cost-effectiveness, efficiency and productivity, reliability, portability, and environmental friendliness. For more information about PERC and its programs, please visit http://www. propanecouncil. org. For more information about Alliance AutoGas, please visit http://www. allianceautogas. com.

The Propane Education & Research Council was authorized by the U. S. Congress with the passage of Public Law 104-284, the Propane Education & Research Act (PERA), signed into law on October 11, 1996. The mission of the Propane Education & Research Council is to promote the safe, efficient use of odorized propane gas as a preferred energy source.

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Youth Forum Launches Restaurant Review Competition

Youth Forum Launches Restaurant Review Competition

Yuvapower, a youth forum has launched a restaurant review competition for its members to motivate them and discover some cool hangouts in the process.

(PRWEB) May 31, 2006

YuvaPower (http://www. yuvapower. com (http://www. yuvapower. com)) today launched a restaurant review competition for its members. The members of the forum can write about any of restaurants, coffee shops and other eating joints in their cities. The person who does the best reviews will be awarded a nice prize.

"We will be selecting the winner on the basis of the quality of review as well as the number of reviews done", announced Arun Agrawal, owner of the youth forum. "It is not necessary for the member to have visited the place, though it will be preferable", he added.

This type of competitions help the youth to improve their expression power and overcome their shyness, while indulging in a fun activity. Since they are exposed to a limited audience, the members of the forum, they feel more confident in posting their thoughts.

"We are always wondering which new place to discover when we go out to eat, and I am sure this review section will serve as a ready reckoner for the restaurants and other eating joints for anyone planning to eat out", joined Archit Tantia, an active member of YuvaPower. He has already got in the act and has reviewed about 20 joints.

The forum members are quite excited with the contest and have started posting about their favorite places. "We urge every reviewer to mention at least one dish that they really liked so that we can taste it when we go visiting those awesome places", signed-off Arun.

About YuvaPower:

YuvaPower is a happening forum for the youth in India covering entertainment, education, career and news related topics. The registration to the forum is FREE. The online video section is the most popular section. Visit the forum at http://www. yuvapower. com (http://www. yuvapower. com)

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StrandVision Signs on to Distribute DataCall's Live Feed Information Packages: Ensures Copyright-cleared Content for StrandVision Digital Signage Customers

StrandVision Signs on to Distribute DataCall's Live Feed Information Packages: Ensures Copyright-cleared Content for StrandVision Digital Signage Customers

StrandVision LLC (http://www. strandvision. com), a provider of Internet-based digital signage services, and DataCall Technologies Inc., a news and information aggregator, today jointly announced that StrandVision has become a Strategic Partner.

Eau Claire, WI (PRWEB) November 28, 2006

StrandVision LLC (http://www. strandvision. com (http://www. strandvision. com)), a provider of Internet-based digital signage services, and DataCall Technologies Inc., a news and information aggregator, today jointly announced that StrandVision has become a Strategic Partner. As a partner, StrandVision resells through its reseller channel and distributes DataCall's information packages to its customers over its digital signage network.

DataCall information packages are copyright-cleared so StrandVision's customers can be confident that the live feeds that they present over their digital signs are not only professionally packaged and up to date, but are also fully licensed. This removes the challenge of finding syndicated content for their signage systems and eliminates potential liability for presenting copyrighted materials. Also, DataCall and StrandVision certify their technical compatibility to ensure a smooth customer experience.

In commenting on the partnership, Mike Strand, StrandVision founder and CEO, said, "Rich content that is updated frequently is clearly important to StrandVision's customers. We want to complement our customers' locally-sourced information with timely, attractively presented and accurate information. We also want to relieve them of the potential liability they may have by presenting material from unknown sources. The DataCall integration with our system addresses all of these needs by presenting a menu of copyright-cleared information feeds that are now available directly through StrandVision's digital signage network."

DataCall feeds can include:

•Sports (All major sports, including breaking headlines and scores)

•News (National, business, sports, entertainment, etc.) and Weather (Current conditions, forecasts and alerts)

•Financial (U. S. and world market details and news highlights)

•Traffic (Top 50 metropolitan areas)

•Other information (Amber Alerts, horoscopes, trivia, etc.)

Added Jim Ammons, DataCall president, "As a news aggregator, we're pleased to welcome StrandVision as a partner who is seamlessly integrating our content into their system. It is an up and coming company that is redefining the digital signage market. Its Internet-based digital signage delivery system is another efficient way for us to distribute our content and it is an easy way for StrandVision's customers to add our service."

DataCall's Live Feed services are available immediately to StrandVision subscribers direct from StrandVision or through their local resellers/installers.

About DataCall

DataCall was created in 2002 just as Digital Signage began to stake its claim in the world of advertising. Evolving and moving with the market, DataCall and its management began to hear the growing request for on-demand content -- the ability to keep digital signage fresh, live and in motion. Answering this call, DataCall has grown with a vision to support this ever-expanding community with real-time information. The team at DataCall has worked tirelessly in an effort to continually improve the delivery, security and variety of this information to the Digital Signage community, providing the most effective and complete live feeds in our industry.

DataCall caters to both our manufacturers and end users. We never forget how they helped us see the void in the market. As digital signage grows and matures in width and technology, DataCall is committed to living on the cutting edge, constantly working on innovations in ease of use and expansion.

About StrandVision

StrandVision LLC, previously Online-Kiosks, delivers low-cost, high-availability hosted digital signage services through a patent-pending, Internet-based approach that eliminates the need for complex and expensive onsite hardware. It delivers content directly to subscribers' televisions, including LCD and plasma displays, and computer screens. StrandVision's Web-based service makes it easy to set up, maintain and quickly distribute text messages and graphics, including advertisements, video content, and national and local weather and news. It is ideal for medical and dental offices (patient education), banks, retailers and industrial distributors (video merchandising), employee break rooms (events and benefits), non-profit and religious organizations (client and funder communications), and other applications. StrandVision Digital Signage services are available directly from StrandVision and through registered affiliates and system integrators (http://www. strandvision. com/?installers (http://www. strandvision. com/?installers)). Additional information about StrandVision and a free trial subscription are available at http://www. strandvision. com (http://www. strandvision. com) or by calling 715-833-9501.

All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

EDITORS - For further information:

Mike Strand

StrandVision

Strand Building

1529 Continental Dr.

Eau Claire, WI 54701

715-833-9501 x100

Sandy McLaughlin

Soucy Communications Group

465 Pine St.

Lowell, MA 01851

781-898-7305

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THE AMERICAN COLLEGE ANNOUNCES LUTC AWARD RECIPIENTS AT NAIFA

THE AMERICAN COLLEGE ANNOUNCES LUTC AWARD RECIPIENTS AT NAIFA

The American College recognized the 2003 LUTC award recipients on September 15th at a luncheon held in conjunction with the annual convention and career conference of the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors, (NAIFA). This year, three awards were presented to 41 individuals who provided outstanding support to the LUTC sales training program and who helped further the mission of the organization.

(PRWEB) September 24, 2003

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

BRYN MAWR, PA (PRWEB)-– September 22, 2003 – The American College recognized the 2003 LUTC award recipients on September 15th at a luncheon held in conjunction with the annual convention and career conference of the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors, (NAIFA). This year, three awards were presented to 41 individuals who provided outstanding support to the LUTC sales training program and who helped further the mission of the organization.

The first award presented at the luncheon was the Ernest E. Cragg Ambassador Award. This award, created in 1994, is presented annually to individuals who have lent the LUTC program unequaled support during a single year. The volunteers who received this award were recognized for the positive impact they had on their local LUTC programs or on their companiesÂ’ efforts to promote LUTC to their field forces.

The Ernest E. Cragg Ambassador Award was named in recognition of the many contributions made to LUTC by Mr. Cragg, a fourteen-year trustee and past chair of the LUTC Board of Trustees. Past nominees and recipients include LUTC chairs, moderators, association executives, agency managers and home office staff persons.

The LUTC Eagle was the next award presented. The LUTC Eagle Award was originally created in 1996. It recognizes LUTC chairs and associations nationwide for their tireless efforts in marketing and organizing first-rate LUTC programs during the year. Associations that qualify for the LUTC Eagle Award must have achieved a 10 percent or more increase in LUTC enrollment over the previous year.

Recipients of the LUTC Eagle award are not measured on enrollment increases alone. They are also measured on their management of the administrative and promotional effectiveness of the program, including the recruitment of course moderators, the lifeblood of the LUTC classroom experience.

The Edmund L. Zalinski Distinguished Service Award was the third and most prestigious award presented at the luncheon. This award is named for Edmund Zalinski, the very first managing director of LUTC and is presented annually to one individual who has rendered extensive service and made continuous contributions of time and effort to the LUTC program. This award recognizes an outstanding individual for the contributions he or she has made to LUTC over the course of an entire career. The recipient of this award must be successful in his or her area of business, whether itÂ’s home office or field, and must possess distinctive qualities recognized in both his or her company and community.

Barry S. Humphrey, LUTCF was the recipient of this year’s 2003 Edmund L. Zalinski Distinguished Service Award. His history with LUTC goes back more than two decades. In a recent interview, Humphrey looked back on his early involvement with LUTC. “My first LUTC class was a refreshing change from the courses we were taking at the time,” he said. “With LUTC, you could study with other agents and understand that they have the same concerns that you do.”

Humphrey made significant contributions to the LUTC program over the course of his career. He played a major role in revising five LUTC textbooks and moderators guides for LUTCÂ’s international markets. Humphrey has and continues to serve on the NAIFA-Boston Board of Directors and has assisted the LUTC program as the LUTC Association Chair for NAIFA-Boston.

For many years, Humphrey has also been Regional Director for Massachusetts and in the past year has added Maine, New Hampshire and Rhode Island to his Regional Director duties. He was instrumental in getting continuing education credits approved for The American CollegeÂ’s new LUTC Long-Term Care course by the Massachusetts Department of Insurance.

Recently, Humphrey brought Liberty MutualÂ’s Designation Incentive Bonus Program to the attention of the LUTC Association Marketing Team. He used this information to increase LUTC enrollments by Liberty agents. Humphrey has also promoted LUTC on a national level. In 1998, John Hancock approached him to be their STARS class instructor. He restructured and moderated the resulting Business Continuity and Foundations of Estate Planning courses as a series of live interactive television broadcasts. The courses were viewed nationwide by John Hancock agents/students. A complete list of all the 2003 LUTC award recipients is attached.

Joe Kelley, CLU, ChFC, Senior Consultant, Kroll, Inc., and member of the Board of Trustees of The American College served as master of ceremonies during the event. Dr. Larry Barton, President and Chief Executive Officer of The American College presented the awards to this yearÂ’s recipients.

Dr. Barton was also the featured speaker at this year’s event. In his keynote speech, “Reaching New Heights of Greatness,” Barton shared his enthusiasm for the LUTC program and his vision of growth for the LUTCF designation. He sees LUTC as an integral part of the College’s continuum of training and educational offerings and is committed to expanding and enhancing the curriculum through new courses that meet the changing needs of financial service professionals.

The American College celebrated its 75th anniversary last year as the nationÂ’s oldest and largest academically accredited educational institution devoted exclusively to financial services. Located on a 35-acre campus in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, the College serves over 35,000 students predominantly on a distance education basis. The American College offers an array of specialized designation programs, a Master of Science degree in financial services and customized continuing education programs for those pursuing a career in financial services. For more information, visit www. amercoll. edu.

2003 ERNEST E. CRAGG AMBASSADOR AWARD RECIPIENTS

Curtis A. Benton, LUTCF 

Harry S. Truman AIFA 

J. Nelson Crabb, LUTCF* 

Merced NAIFA

Arthur L. Dinkin, LUTCF, CFP, CLU, ChFC*

Des Moines AIFA

William M. Gohier, LUTCF 

Lansing AIFA

Barry S. Humphrey, LUTCF^

NAIFA – Boston

Andrew Jones, LUTCF 

Charlotte AIFA

Alan C. Kifer, LUTCF, CFP, ChFC, CSA*W

NAIFA – Seattle 

H. Derrell Meeks

Broad River AIFA

Linda J. Melson, LUTCF, CLU

West Texas Area AIFA

Miguel A. Mendoza, LUTCF

El Paso AIFA

Ronnie G. Osborne, LUTCF*

Harlen County LUA

Larry R. Rape, LUTCF*

NAIFA – Southern Cresent

Michael A. Riffenburg, LUTCF

Spartanburg AIFA

Charles L. Short, LUTCF

Cincinnati AIFA

Robert E. Thompson, LUTCF, CLU, ChFC*

NAIFA - Lincoln

Individual is a recipient of both the Cragg Ambassador and the Eagle Awards this year. ^ Individual is a recipient of both the Cragg Ambassador and the Zalinski Awards this year

W Individual has received the Cragg Ambassador Award for two consecutive years.

2003 LUTC EAGLE AWARD RECIPIENTS

Vince L. Antonino, LUTCF

NAIFA – Fresno

Richard D. Baldwin, LUTCF

Onslow County, AIFA

Ann M. Beach, LUTCF

Flint AIFA

John V. Browning, LUTCF, CLU, ChFC

Wichita AIFA

J. Nelson Crabb, LUTCF*

Merced NAIFA

Kenneth W. Denton, LUTCF

Charleston AIFA

Arthur L. Dinkin, LUTCF, CFP, CLU, ChFC*

Des Moines AIFA

Richard A. Houde, LUTCF

Clarksville NAIFA

Michael A. Houston, LUTCF

Norfolk AIFA

Andrew W. Jones, LUTCF*

Charlotte AIFA

Alan C. Kifer, LUTCF, CFP, ChFC, CSA*

NAIFA – Seattle

James R. Linn, LUTCF

NAIFA – Omaha

Bobby D. Madewell, LUTCF, CLU, CSA

Clinch River ALU

Patrick E. Martin

Johnson – Wyandotte AIFA

Michal B. Morris, LUTCF 

Fort Worth AIFA

Ronnie G. Osborne, LUTCF*

Harlen County LUA

Larry R. Rape, LUTCF*

NAIFA – Southern Cresent

Gordon D. Schuster, LUTCF

NAIFA – North Central Washington

Dennis J. Stanton, LUTCF, RFC

Grand Rapids AIFA

Robert E. Thompson, LUTCF, CLU, ChFC*

NAIFA - Lincoln

Sylvia J. Walker, LUTCF, CPIW

Williamsburg Area ALU

David E. White, LUTCF, CLU, ChFC

Indy South AIFA

James L. Whiteley, LUTCF, AAIW

NAIFA - North Metro Denver

Eleanor G. Yannello

Tampa AIFA

Lewis D. Zemanek

NAIFA – Nebraska Panhandle

Individual is a recipient of both the Cragg Ambassador and the Eagle Awards this year. W Individual has received the Eagle Award for two consecutive years.

2003 EDMUND L. ZALINSKI DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

Barry S. Humphrey, LUTCF^

NAIFA - Boston

^ Individual is a recipient of both the Cragg Ambassador and the Zalinski Awards this year

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Chicken Soup for the Affiliate? Discover Education Success Inc (ESI)Â’s Brand-New Affiliate Program

Chicken Soup for the Affiliate? Discover Education Success Inc (ESI)Â’s Brand-New Affiliate Program

Montreal (PRWEB) August 13, 2005

Share Results, a provider of innovative affiliate marketing solutions, is pleased to welcome Education Success Inc (ESI) to the Share Results affiliate network.

Share Results affiliates can now take advantage of ESIÂ’s four years of experience marketing Work At Home Business Opportunities to earn generous Cost Per Acquisition (CPA) commissions, allied with such entrepreneurial names as:

Trump University, sharing Donald TrumpÂ’s Way to Success:

CPA Commissions

Minimum Requirement $ US 39.95 / CPA Amount $ US 30.00

Mark Victor Hansen, the “Chicken Soup for the Soul” guy and bestselling author of “The One Minute Millionaire:

The Enlightened Way to Wealth”:

CPA Commissions

Minimum Requirement $ US 39.95 / CPA Amount $ US 45.00

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“Nothing Down”:

CPA Commissions

Minimum Requirement $ US 39.95 / CPA Amount $ US 45.00

“Exceptional CPA payouts between 75% and 113%, plus the huge number of clicks and high conversions generated by names such as Donald Trump, Robert G. Allen and Victor Hansen, make ESI a very attractive affiliate program,” assures Share Results CEO Nicky Senyard.

To find out more, visit: http://www. shareresults. com (http://www. shareresults. com),

Or email: info@shareresults. com

About Share Results

Share Results (www. shareresults. com) is an Internet marketing company dedicated to fostering mutually beneficial marketing relationships between merchants and affiliates. Founded by Internet marketing veterans, Share Results provides the tools and intelligence necessary for its partners to achieve the best performance possible in affiliate marketing.

About Education Success Ltd. (ESI)

ESI (http://www. esioffers. com (http://www. esioffers. com)) delivers 4 years of experience marketing Work at Home Business Opportunities, offering a huge number of clicks and high conversions, with payouts between 75% and 113%.

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