Hollywood Poker to Give Away $5,000 Cash

 

Hollywood Poker to Give Away $5,000 Cash Bonus at CAPEuro Event

CAPEuro, the premier international casino affiliate marketing convention, will be the featured venue for Hollywood Poker to reward one talented Hollywood Poker affiliate $5,000.00 cash. From November 17, 2006 through January 20, 2007, the Hollywood Poker affiliate marketer that brings in the most first time deposits will be rewarded with the cash bonus, which will be presented at CAPEuro.

London, UK (PRWeb) November 30, 2006 -- CAPEuro, the premier international casino affiliate marketing convention, will be the featured venue for Hollywood Poker to reward one talented Hollywood Poker affiliate $5,000.00 cash. From November 17, 2006 through January 20, 2007, the Hollywood Poker affiliate marketer that brings in the most first time deposits will be rewarded with the cash bonus, which will be presented at CAPEuro.

Simone Theeboom, Affiliate Programme Manager for Hollywood Poker remarked, "December is a great month for Hollywood Poker Affiliates, as we launch a new revenue share programme offering Affiliates up to 40% in poker commissions, plus a brand spanking new casino commission plan! We're also brewing up something special for Affiliates that we know will be well received. With new banners, mailers, product reviews and offline business cards to use, there is more opportunity for Affiliates to earn well at Hollywood Poker Affiliates. Our goal is to be the best online affiliate programme in the industry by the end of 2007."

The CasinoAffiliatePrograms.com "Professor" and President, Lou Fabiano, stated, "Hollywood Poker's program is great for affiliates because they've got the right resources in place, and the program managers are second to none. CAPEuro is a great place for them to continue to show off their affiliate program, and we're excited they chose it as the venue to pay out this great cash bonus."

For more information about the Hollywood Poker Affiliate Programme, and to sign up and be eligible to win the $5k affiliate bonus, please visit: http://www.hollywoodaffiliates.com/win-5000.html

About Hollywood Poker

Hollywood Poker has been around for only two years and is already one of the largest poker rooms on the Ongame network. With that said comes the responsibility of growing the star-studded poker product supported by a professionally outfitted Affiliate programme that works smart and plays hard. Simone Theeboom heads up the successful team of dedicated Hollywood Poker Affiliate Managers. Having previously worked at ReferBack and CryptoLogic Inc, she brings extensive knowledge of online gaming to Hollywood Poker Affiliates. For more information, please visit http://www.hollywoodaffiliates.com/win-5000.html

About CAPEuro

>From January 26th to January 28th, 2007, the Chelsea Football Club in London will be jam-packed with casino affiliate webmasters at this one-of-a-kind event, established by CasinoAffiliatePrograms.com in collaboration with IGaming. Blending a variety of speaker sessions, networking sessions, parties, and education, CAPEuro promises to be the definitive casino affiliate event in 2007. Registration is free to members of CasinoAffiliatePrograms.com. CAPEuro will also feature the first-ever Affiliate Series of Poker event, which will feature a $10,000 total purse, as well as other rewards. For more information, please visit http://www.capeuro.com

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New Fashion Website

 

La Belle Dolce - New Fashion Website Launch

With a fabulous focus on fashion and breast cancer awareness.

Duluth, MN (PRWeb) November 29, 2006 -- The new fashion website, La Belle Dolce (www.labelledolce.com), will officially launch on the internet. La Belle Dolce’s innovative take on celebrity fashion and breast cancer awareness is unique among other internet fashion websites, in that it marries great clothes with a good cause.

At La Belle Dolce, you can find the latest trends in what celebrities are wearing, and also learn about an important cause; the fight against breast cancer and lung disease. Fashion and breast cancer awareness is close to owner Berta Lippert’s heart: “In the spring of 2004, my mother and best friend were both diagnosed with breast cancer and had their operations within hours of one another,” said Lippert. “So I wanted to create a website that reflects two of my passions; great clothes and breast cancer awareness.”

Lippert is a former consultant and speaker on Environmental Health and Safety, and is plunging into her first foray in the fashion retail business. While she found success in her former profession, she is now looking forward to her fashion career.

“Entering the fashion world was quite a leap from the highly regulated and technical industry I’ve been a part of the past 12 years, but I simply approached it with the same customer focus I had then. I wanted to create a site that was fun, easy to navigate, and full of great products that include well known celebrity fashions, and some lesser known treasures as well,” said Lippert.

Besides being able to pick up great bags by Melie Bianco, beauty products by Miso Pretty, and the same cute jewelry that Eva Longoria wears, La Belle Dolce customers will be able to participate in La Belle Dolce’s “Giving Back” campaign. Through this program, Lippert will donate a portion of all of her proceeds to organizations fighting against Breast Cancer and Lung Disease. Lippert has donated thousands of dollars towards the treatment and research for cancer with this same program before, and she hopes to surpass that success with La Belle Dolce.

La Belle Dolce supports the fight against breast cancer even in their products, and offers a variety of fashionable breast cancer awareness items, such as “I Care” and “Believe” tee’s and baseball caps. Visitors to the website can also honor and remember individuals who have been affected by cancer through the “Giving Back” program. No donation or purchase is required to honor a loved one who has been impacted by breast cancer or lung disease, and their picture and a short bio will be listed on a tribute page on the La Belle Dolce website.

In all, Lippert hopes that her passion for fashion and the fight against cancer and lung disease will be realized by others who visit La Belle Dolce.

“I really want my customers to have a fun shopping experience with unmatched enthusiasm and customer service from La Belle Dolce,” said Lippert. “In addition, they can feel good knowing that their purchase is contributing to the fight against breast cancer and lung disease. I’m committed to giving back and donate a portion of proceeds from ALL sales, ALL the time. Not just the “Think Pink” items, and not just in October. I want each sale, every day to make a difference. ”

Contact:
Berta Lippert, Owner
www.labelledolce.com

La Belle Dolce
1626 London Road #815
Duluth, MN 55812

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Ocean Home Magazine Features Hot Properties

 

The Fall 2006 Issue of Ocean Home Magazine Features Hot Tips for Going Global - Properties from Costa Rica to Mexico; and a Deep Look into the Secret Side of Kauai

Luxury magazine published quarterly by RMS Media Group reaches more than 55,000 waterfront real estate owners and developers nationwide.

Boston, MA (PRWeb) November 29, 2006 -- The fall 2006 issue of Ocean Home magazine (http://www.rmsmediagroup.com) is now available. Published by RMS Media Group (RMS), Ocean Home is a luxury real estate and lifestyle magazine designed for the waterfront homeowner, buyer, or developer. The fall 2006 issue features hot tips on waterfront properties under development from Costa Rica to the coast of Mexico, an overview of coastal developments going 'green', and profiles of leading designers and developers in key markets, including Florida and the Hamptons.

Ground Breaking: Hot tips on waterfront properties under development from Costa Rica to the coast of Mexico. (p. 30)

Nature's Way: Preserving the environment is all part of the master plan by mega-developers dotting the coasts. (p. 38)

Sensational Spas: Nine great places that beckon you to relax near the water's edge from the shores of Hawaii to the coast of California. (p. 48)

Global Address: Purchasing a floating residence allows you to see the world from the comfort of your own home and literally, makes the world your permanent address. (p. 78)

PLUS…
· From the Hamptons to Palm Beach, Pam Liebman is the driving force behind Corcoran's continuous growth (p. 72);
· Destination Clubs offer access to dozens of multi-million-dollar beachfront homes without the hassles of outright ownership (p. 64);
· Highlights of the fall happenings from coast to coast (p. 110);
· Properties and developments of note (p. 87) and coastal and island homes for sale (p.103); and
· The Secret Side of Kauai - a seven-page advertorial featuring the best homes available for sale/rent on Kauai (p. 58).

Comments Ocean Home's editor, Stacy Small, "Ocean Home is the only luxury real estate magazine that offers much more than just a listing of properties for sale. Each issue delivers useful and relevant articles that specifically reflect the lifestyles our readers have chosen."

In addition to Small (former Elite Traveler editor), the publishing and editorial line up of Ocean Home is made up of some of the luxury industry's most experienced professionals, including: Rick Sedler (former Robb Report and Elite Traveler publisher); Hugh Malone (former Robb Report executive); and the magazine's publisher, Rod Hunsaker.

Ocean Home editors are available for interviews upon request.

About Ocean Home Magazine
Published quarterly by RMS Media Group (RMS), Ocean Home magazine is devoted to the enhanced real estate and lifestyle opportunities to be found only at the ocean's edge. Launched in the summer of 2006, Ocean Home is RMS' second title, and its first with national distribution. Ocean Home is available by subscription or individual purchase and is published quarterly. For more information or to subscribe to Ocean Home, visit http://www.rmsmediagroup.com/magazines/ocean_home.

About RMS Media Group
Based in Andover, MA, RMS Media Group (RMS) is a leading provider of turnkey production solutions and sales services for upscale magazines and the custom publishing business. Ocean Home is RMS' second title, and it's first with national distribution. Its inaugural title, Northshore Magazine, is the premier upscale lifestyle magazine for the North Shore of Massachusetts. RMS also lends its publishing and sales expertise to top brands and the custom publications they produce. Some of the titles RMS works with include: Our Place for second home owners, Citigroup's Pursuits magazine, Lexus the official magazine of new Lexus owners, Time Inc's NYSE, and Proto the magazine for top physicians. For more information visit http://www.rmsmediagroup.com or call 978-623-8020.

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House & Garden Magazine

House & Garden

 

by Fern Siegel, Wednesday, November 15, 2006

HOUSE & GARDEN'S NOVEMBER edition is billed as a special issue: the well-lived life. This seems wholly gratuitous, since the pub is geared to readers who would happily spend $500 on a placemat and actually believe Ralph Lauren can sell them 60 different shades of white paint. In short, this is the kind of magazine, however beautiful, that hyperventilates at the idea of copper-engraved finials. Remember when Tom Cruise visited Oprah, and they talked love? That's how I imagine the average H&G devotee feels about geometric wallpaper in colors like charcoal and Connecticut hangover. She's just too well-bred to show it.

 

Now, I salute stylish design. I'm a big believer in art in everyday life. And if it's outside many budgets, so be it. We can still aspire to aesthetic perfection. It's just that here, it's all so precious. Like the story about a young woman decorating her first apartment. Since she's the granddaughter of Betty Sherrill, described as "one of the most influential designers of the past half-century," we can assume she's not using milk crates for a nightstand. But most 20somethings could live off the proceeds of her Alfred Stieglitz photogravure and Joan Miro litho. This is the kind of apartment you mature into; to label this starter digs is like calling Harvard your safety school.

 

So I'm sure editor Dominique Browning would hate me for saying so, but when your editor's letter addresses the power of architecture to inspire faith and worship, and you're wearing what I assume is a sapphire ring with enough glitter power to light Boston--well, the whole thing suggests less of the sacred and more of the profane. When it comes to religion, it's best to tone down.

 

The cover, meantime, speaks for itself. Like Princess Marie-Chantal of Greece, I always hang out at home in a Valentino dress that drags on the floor; this must be the closest she gets to sweeping. But the interesting bit is an African fertility goddess placed discreetly on a side table in her 18th-century Georgian townhouse salon. It's lively and colorful, and I was about to applaud her eclectic taste. Yet it's strangely missing from the inside spreads, which note every other piece in the room. Perhaps it didn't make the cut when she waxed rhapsodic about having "less color so that when you come home, it's like a sanctuary."

 

Personally, I like the lived-in look, and unlike her, I invite friends over--even if they know my china pattern. She's so worried they'll see she's had the same one for four years, visitors are banned. Granted, we're all embarrassed for her, but frankly, I'd be more worried that the house tour has yet to find a book. She did, however, show her devotion to the classics by naming her sons Achileas and Odysseas, among the toughest of Greek leaders in the Trojan War. It's a nice change from Biff, Trip and Scooter.

 

To be fair, Marie-Chantal underscores the larger ethos of H&G, which is to show how socialites and celebrities live. Be it Arianna Huffington's study in California or Sofia Coppola's serene white Manhattan loft--an optimistic color for the soon-to-be first-time mom. One has to be super-confident to think a sheepskin rug stays pristine with Junior around. And how do you baby-proof a cut-crystal Marc Jacobs by Moser vase?

 

Here's the thing: The H&G rooms, gardens and furniture are very pretty. It's top-of-the-line stuff. What's funny, and by that I mean slightly peculiar, is how the choices are juxtaposed with each other. For example, in the table of contents, a painted metal hand from India supports books. Freud said a cigar is just a cigar, but if you've seen "Dexter," the Showtime hit about a forensic scientist who moonlights as a serial killer, you'll understand why using a body part as a bookend slightly freaks me out.

 

Or consider the "Elements of a Room" section, which touts the library of New York Times style writer Alex Kuczynski, she of the recently confessed plastic-surgery obsession, as well as the literary pedigree she and cousin Nell Casey share. Though plugged as a "downtown" writer, Casey is photographed in Kuczynski's lavish Park Avenue pad; on the theory, one assumes, that H&G doesn't do Brooklyn.

 

If the story is supposed to celebrate books, why are they stacked atop each other? First, no one can read the titles. Second, this is the worst possible way to treat them. But the kicker is the two Andy Warhol paintings of Chairman Mao that match the $1,563 ochre scorpion table lamp. Forget the library breach. Dictators showcased in a capitalist's haven? Design, like politics, makes for strange bedfellows.

 

Fern Siegel is Deputy Editor of MediaPost.

 

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Give Drugs For The Holiday Season

 

Prescription Drug Discount Card a Holiday Season Gift for Consumers and Employees; Health Care Cost Alternative for Consumers and Employees

Health care spending continues to rise at the fastest rate in our history.

Tempe, AZ (PRWEB) November 14, 2006 -- Health care spending continues to rise at the fastest rate in our history and according to the National Coalition on Healthcare, experts agree that the health care system is riddled with inefficiencies, inflated prices, poor management, and inappropriate care, waste and fraud. These problems significantly increase health care costs, health insurance for employers and workers and affect the security of families. Health care and prescription drug discount cards that offer breaks on health care services, such as prescription drugs, hospital, physician, dental, vision and hearing can alleviate these rising costs.

HealthcareOne LLC, has a special Holiday gift for employees and families struggling with health care costs -- they're handing out free national prescription drug discount cards as early Holiday gifts between now and the end of the year. These cards will save individuals and families as much as 70% on brand and generic drugs. Rather than spending millions of dollars on an advertising campaign, founder and president, Michael Ellman figured it might be more cost effective to get his prescription drug discount card directly into the hands of consumers and employees.

The concept of the discount card continues to grow in popularity, with retail giant Wal-Mart and many drug manufacturers offering similar cards in an attempt to help the more than 47 million uninsured Americans afford prescription drugs. Ellman believes that more than 100 million Americans do not have any prescription drug discount plan.

Ellman said he is prepared to give cards to companies and organizations where the only cost to them would be for the plastic used to make the cards -- somewhere between 10 and 20 cents a card. Businesses may download the prescription discount card at no charge from the company's Web site. The offer is available until the end of first-quarter 2007.

"We intend to give away over 1 million Rx Cards," Ellman said. "This is basically to generate trials of our programs with the hope of having consumers and companies use our more comprehensive health care programs."

"We're willing to absorb the costs when it comes to business-to-business of the customer service associated with the card," Ellman said. "If a company is large enough we'll set up a separate Web site and co-brand the site. They can give discount cards as a perk to employees and even to their customers."

Individual consumers can call in for the free prescription drug card pay just a one-time $9.95 processing fee. Eventually, there will be a charge of approximately $8.95 a month, plus the one-time processing fee, which would net the company about $100 per card annually.

Ellman said he got the idea of the giveaway from his days at major advertising agencies working on Procter & Gamble brands, which gave out free product samples as a trial device. The prescription card is accepted at more than 60,000 retail pharmacies nationwide, including major chains such as CVS and Walgreens, through the publicly traded BioScrip pharmacy network.

Ellman said his healthcare discount cards target the 47 million Americans without any type of health insurance plan. He expects to have more 1 million members within three years. He expects to grow the number of customer-service specialists to grow to over 100 in the first quarter of 2007.

"The health care crisis really has escalated out of control for consumers, families and even for businesses that are or were providing some type of health care benefits for employees," Ellman said. "It seems that as days go by, fewer companies want to continue to provide benefits. A lot of people can't afford traditional health insurance. A lot of people can't afford to get the prescription medications they need."

This type of health care and prescription drug discount card can make a real difference for employees and their families. It would make a welcome addition to those bonus packages this holiday season.

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Companies Know Monthly SEO Charges Bogus

 

Companies Getting Savvy About Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

Search engine optimization survey results show high levels of awareness and implementation of SEO campaigns. The results also hint at an overall negative view of unethical SEO firms and marketing methods.

Salt Lake City, UT (PRWEB) November 09 2006 - MWI, a web design and SEO firm based in Utah, recently completed a survey asking respondents about their awareness of search engine optimization (SEO), their companies' practices regarding it, and costs they would expect to pay for certain SEO services. The results from 124 respondents, posted on MWI's organic SEO blog TheOrganicSEO.com, were both positive and negative, with some surprising findings.

Sixty-five percent of the respondents already knew the acronym "SEO" stands for "search engine optimization." "This alone was a much higher percentage than we would have expected," said Joshua Steimle, CEO of MWI. "If we had asked the same question two years ago there's almost no doubt the answer in the affirmative would have been less than ten percent."

Other results were equally interesting. The survey showed that roughly 66% of respondents' companies had direct experience with SEO, either by doing it in-house or by hiring an outside SEO firm. 35% of the total respondents were actively engaged in an SEO campaign, and 31% had run an SEO campaign in the past but had stopped it for some reason.

There were some results that were perhaps less positive for the SEO industry. More than half of the respondents who said they would pay for SEO services and chose a specific price range said they would be willing to pay between $500 to $1,000 per month, the lowest price range available for selection on the survey. Not exactly a ray of sunshine for an industry where prices for monthly SEO services often climb to thousands, if not tens of thousands, of dollars per month. On the other hand, perhaps this is an opportunity for a low-priced SEO service provider.

When respondents were asked an open-ended question about their experiences and feelings regarding SEO some responded saying that "SEO is not rocket science" while other expressed feelings of confusion and doubt about whether SEO is effective or whether SEO firms can be trusted to work ethically. A common thread was the desire to work with SEO firms that are compensated under a "pay for performance" model. Most respondents perceived SEO as important and capable of delivering results if the right SEO firm was employed. "I have not used any SEO firms as of yet" wrote one respondent. "I have heard many stories about incompetent/expensive/not-worth-it SEO firms and have been gunshy about hiring SEO firms in general. However, I do think that it will be a necessary component of my website promotion."

Another challenge facing SEO firms are clients who wonder about the potential for positive ROI. Although respondents saw SEO as being important and beneficial, they had doubts about whether it was worth the expense. "Most firms I have worked with are priced way beyond reality" wrote a respondent. "SEO firms want 50k to optimize a site selling 19.95 merchandise."

A not-too-surprising commonly voiced bit of criticism had to do with a perceived lack of ethics and stability in the relatively new and therefore somewhat unknown SEO industry. One respondent wrote "Seems like a lot of firms promise a whole lot... making me not very inclined to trust them. I guess I am a little suspect of anyone promising everything." Another respondent had issues with trust after a negative experience as an employee of an SEO firm. "I worked for a company that tried to do SEO and they went under after only being around for just over a year."

Overall we see these survey results as positive for legitimate and ethical SEO firms. Increased awareness, understanding, and perceived value surrounding SEO services will cause growth in the industry. Firms that are unethical or do not provide true value in their services will be marginalized as the consumer becomes more savvy.

What is Search Engine Optimization or SEO?

SEO can be defined as "all tasks necessary to improve the rankings of a website for certain keywords," however, the term SEO is often used to describe other services related to search engines and marketing. For more information, read our Frequently Asked Questions about Search Engine Optimization.

About MWI Inc.

MWI SEO provides web design, search engine optimization, application development, content management, and branding & design services from offices in Salt Lake City, Utah to clients across the United States, including California, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, New York, Massachusetts, and Virginia. Notable clients include 3Com, Altiris, Brighton Ski Resort, California Pools, Garage Technology Ventures, FranklinCovey, Hubble Homes, Winder Farms, and Zions Bank.

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Update on efforts to catch the "Mike Burch" Bobcat / Triumph scammer

I've been in contact with the scammer that is mentioned here and also with the author of the email. This scammer is real and still operating and has taken in a number of people. The lesson is not to trust ANYONE you don't know on the Internet.

-----Original Message-----
From: Richard

 Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2006 7:10 PM
Subject: update on efforts to catch the "Mike Burch" Bobcat / Triumph scammer

Hello everyone:

 

As many of you know, there has been quite a bit of work directed towards catching/stopping this guy. 

 

So far, though, he is continuing with his scam.  I know this because people see my Craigslist warnings, then call me and write me, telling me about their near-misses, or their sad -$9,000 experiences.

 

I would say that we are in a holding pattern with this fool.  Some people are avoiding him, others are still getting burned.

 

In an effort to increase the pressure, I just put up this website.

 

Check it out > > http://crimefool.com

 

The goal is to catch him.  I'm hoping somebody, somewhere, will recognize his voice. 

 

Let me know your thoughts on this, if you have any ideas, etc.

 

cheers -

 

Richard

 

p.s.

1) Assuming he is in Texas (many people think his accent is Texan, and that he live in Texas), do you have any ideas on how to contact people in the trucking/freight industry?  People have speculated that maybe he is in some way involved in that field.  A company email list, etc., would be great.

 

2) if you have any feedback on how to improve the website, let me know

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 Google has many listings you will find here:

http://www.google.com/search?q=%22mike+burch%22+scammer

USA TODAY To Get Interactive Lottery Results

 

Gaming Solutions International To Provide USA TODAY With Interactive Lottery Results

Gaming Solutions International, a Florida based technology company, is pleased to announce USATODAY.com is now utilizing its patent-pending interactive lottery results data.

(PRWEB) November 1, 2006 -- Gaming Solutions International, a Florida based technology company, is pleased to announce USATODAY.com is now utilizing its patent-pending interactive lottery results data.

"We are extremely pleased to begin working with America's largest newspaper by providing their web site visitors with interactive lottery data," said John Brier, Managing Partner of Gaming Solutions International, LLC.

"There are over 200 lottery games in the U.S., with over 90 million lottery tickets played each week. USATODAY.com is now able to provide interactive lottery results and information covering all of these lottery games, as well as lottery games played in Canada and the UK, to its substantial online audience," added Brier.

To view the new interactive lottery data section at USATODAY.com click on this link:

http://www.usatoday.com/news/lottery/lotto.htm

About Gaming Solutions International, LLC
Gaming Solutions International, LLC, is a Pensacola, FL based technology company that produces patent-pending interactive lottery and horoscope data for online media properties, to include newspapers, television stations, radio stations, portals, and news and information web sites. Multi-lingual lottery data coverage includes all state and government sponsored lotteries in the United States, Canada, the U.K., and Ireland. Content partners include AOL, MSNBC, ABC Television, NBC television, CBS Radio, Telemundo, ATT, USA TODAY, Washington Post, Clear Channel Television, Compuserve, Bell South, AccuWeather, The Baltimore Sun, The Chicago Tribune, The Orlando Sentinel, The Boston Herald, and many others. For more information visit their corporate web site at LottoFactor.com.

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