James E. Muellenbach III, CEO
123 Healthy Way
Gary, IN, 46401
Tel. 877-765-4321
james@burgerplanet.com
As trends in North America start to grow, we here at Burger Planet need to change and grow with them. Americans today are always worried about image, especially middle-aged women who miss the way they used to look when they were younger. The time has come for restaurants, fast food included, to change their ways and become a place where people can eat healthy and not have to worry about putting on extra weight. With our new and improved menu, customers will now have the choice of our delicious originals with some added healthy bonuses.
With white chicken breasts and a fantastic selection of delicious fruit to choose from, customers can have a great meal while staying healthy. Three new gourmet salads have also been added for those who would like a light, hearty meal, each are around 300 calories. Looking great and staying healthy is a number one concern of many Americans, that’s why at Burger Planet we are making sure to help the cause for a healthier America.
While we still offer great originals, people will be more attracted to the new healthy choices at Burger Planet. It will bring in new customers as well, who enjoy excellent food served to them quickly. It is bold and smart move to expand our menu and help people loose weight by having a choice to eat healthy and delicious food, but still being able to choose from our variety of items. For more details concerning the new food items, please visit www.burgerplanet.com, or feel free to email me with any questions with the email provided.
-END-
Kramer Young
Head of Public Relations
555-555-5555
max.young@aggiemail.usu.edu
Friday, November 7, 2008
Thursday, October 30, 2008
DRAFT Position Paper
James E. Muellenbach III, CEO
As trends in North America start to grow, we here at Burger Planet need to change and grow with them. Americans today are always worried about image, especially middle-aged women who miss they way they used to look when they were younger. The time has come for restaurants, fast food included, to change their ways and become a place where people can eat healthy and not have to worry about putting on extra weight. With our new and improved menu, customers will now have the choice of our delicious originals and some added healthy bonuses.
With white chicken breasts and a fantastic selection of delicious fruit to choose from, customers can have a great meal while staying healthy. Three new gourmet salads have also been added for those who would like a light, hearty meal around 300 calories. Looking great and staying healthy is a number once concern of many Americans, that’s why we, the good people at Burger Planet, are making sure we add to the cause for a healthier America.
While we still offer great originals, people will be more attracted to the new healthy choices at Burger Planet. It will bring in new customers as well, who enjoy good fast served to them quickly. It is bold and smart move for to expand our menu and help people loose weight by having a choice to eat healthy and delicious food, but still being able to choose from our variety of items.
Kramer Young
Head of Public Relations
555-555-5555
max.young@aggiemail.usu.edu
As trends in North America start to grow, we here at Burger Planet need to change and grow with them. Americans today are always worried about image, especially middle-aged women who miss they way they used to look when they were younger. The time has come for restaurants, fast food included, to change their ways and become a place where people can eat healthy and not have to worry about putting on extra weight. With our new and improved menu, customers will now have the choice of our delicious originals and some added healthy bonuses.
With white chicken breasts and a fantastic selection of delicious fruit to choose from, customers can have a great meal while staying healthy. Three new gourmet salads have also been added for those who would like a light, hearty meal around 300 calories. Looking great and staying healthy is a number once concern of many Americans, that’s why we, the good people at Burger Planet, are making sure we add to the cause for a healthier America.
While we still offer great originals, people will be more attracted to the new healthy choices at Burger Planet. It will bring in new customers as well, who enjoy good fast served to them quickly. It is bold and smart move for to expand our menu and help people loose weight by having a choice to eat healthy and delicious food, but still being able to choose from our variety of items.
Kramer Young
Head of Public Relations
555-555-5555
max.young@aggiemail.usu.edu
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Final Press Release 4: Announcement
Patrick Bell
Certified Fitness Trainer
Phone: 435-770-2370
Email: trainissa@yahoo.com
Website: www.simplisiticfitness.com
Personal Training Beneficial to Your Health
Hiring a Personal Trainer Could Change Your Life
LOGAN, UT – Certified Fitness Trainer (CFT) Patrick Bell is offering training sessions to those individuals who want to change their lifestyle and get back on track with being healthy. Bell has always been interested in good health with an active lifestyle and wants to pass on his knowledge of staying fit on to those he want it.
Bell focuses on weight loss and muscle gain, something he likes to call, “body shaping.” He says, “over 82 percent of individuals seeking a personal trainer are looking to shape their bodies by gaining muscle and losing body fat, this is my specialty.” Patrick uses high intensity training, which is a combination of using weights and aerobic workouts to keep your heart rate up while burning fat and gaining muscle to tone your body.
With a degree in Exercise Science and is a specialist in Performance Nutrition, Bell’s knowledge of the human body is remarkable. “I offer great health and nutritional tips to keep you in shape during and long after our training sessions are over.” Bell also works with patients who are in need of rehab from injuries, but specializes in lower back pain and knees.
Spring Creek Fitness, (Providence, Utah) and 24 Hour Fitness (Salt Lake City branch), is where Patrick does most of his training. He has worked with a variety different aged clients from as young as 16 to as old as 93. Bell prefers clients who are ready and willing to sacrifice their old habits of eating unhealthy and drinking too much soda, but of course, will work with anyone who wants to be healthier. Bell has recently created a website (www.simplisticfitness.com), which offers great diets; workouts and many different products which can help keep you in shape.
Clients who receive training from someone who has the knowledge, such as Patrick, will see at least four times better results than someone who doesn’t use a personal trainer. Along with better results and a healthier lifestyle, most clients gain a higher self-esteem from the reshaping of their body, the weight lost and the muscle gained. Using someone who can give you proper instruction on diet and exercise can possibly save you money on healthcare.
Patrick received his credentials from the International Sport Science Association and has perfected his training to meet each individual client’s needs. Bell is offering a free training session to anyone who wants it. He is currently offering special deals and price. If you would like to know more about what CFT Patrick Bell has to offer, you can email him at trainissa@yahoo.com, contact him by phone or email me at max.young@aggiemail.usu.edu.
Kramer Young
Director of Public Relations
Phone: 435-881-6328
Email: max.young@aggiemail.usu.edu
-END-
Certified Fitness Trainer
Phone: 435-770-2370
Email: trainissa@yahoo.com
Website: www.simplisiticfitness.com
Personal Training Beneficial to Your Health
Hiring a Personal Trainer Could Change Your Life
LOGAN, UT – Certified Fitness Trainer (CFT) Patrick Bell is offering training sessions to those individuals who want to change their lifestyle and get back on track with being healthy. Bell has always been interested in good health with an active lifestyle and wants to pass on his knowledge of staying fit on to those he want it.
Bell focuses on weight loss and muscle gain, something he likes to call, “body shaping.” He says, “over 82 percent of individuals seeking a personal trainer are looking to shape their bodies by gaining muscle and losing body fat, this is my specialty.” Patrick uses high intensity training, which is a combination of using weights and aerobic workouts to keep your heart rate up while burning fat and gaining muscle to tone your body.
With a degree in Exercise Science and is a specialist in Performance Nutrition, Bell’s knowledge of the human body is remarkable. “I offer great health and nutritional tips to keep you in shape during and long after our training sessions are over.” Bell also works with patients who are in need of rehab from injuries, but specializes in lower back pain and knees.
Spring Creek Fitness, (Providence, Utah) and 24 Hour Fitness (Salt Lake City branch), is where Patrick does most of his training. He has worked with a variety different aged clients from as young as 16 to as old as 93. Bell prefers clients who are ready and willing to sacrifice their old habits of eating unhealthy and drinking too much soda, but of course, will work with anyone who wants to be healthier. Bell has recently created a website (www.simplisticfitness.com), which offers great diets; workouts and many different products which can help keep you in shape.
Clients who receive training from someone who has the knowledge, such as Patrick, will see at least four times better results than someone who doesn’t use a personal trainer. Along with better results and a healthier lifestyle, most clients gain a higher self-esteem from the reshaping of their body, the weight lost and the muscle gained. Using someone who can give you proper instruction on diet and exercise can possibly save you money on healthcare.
Patrick received his credentials from the International Sport Science Association and has perfected his training to meet each individual client’s needs. Bell is offering a free training session to anyone who wants it. He is currently offering special deals and price. If you would like to know more about what CFT Patrick Bell has to offer, you can email him at trainissa@yahoo.com, contact him by phone or email me at max.young@aggiemail.usu.edu.
Kramer Young
Director of Public Relations
Phone: 435-881-6328
Email: max.young@aggiemail.usu.edu
-END-
Final Media Pitch
Cache Valley Area Investors Association
Become Financially Independent With Passive Income
Mr. Vincent Broadley,
A local resident here in Logan, Utah has started holding meetings every other Thursday nights concerning how to quit worrying about money and start doing what you love. Preston Parker has formed the Cache Valley Area Investors Association, a group, which helps people, become financially secure and learn how to live off passive income, so they can have a career they love and not have to worry about making money doing something they dislike.
All that is required to attend these meetings, which are held at the Cache Country Chamber of Commerce, 160 N. Main in Logan is that you are interested in being financially independent and are ready to stop doing what you hate and start doing something you love or have always wanted to do.
If you are interested in composing an article for this outstanding program, please contact me so we can schedule a meeting time as well as have you attend one of the CVAIA meetings. Thank you for your time.
Kramer Young
Public Relations Director
435-881-6328
max.young@aggiemail.usu.edu
Become Financially Independent With Passive Income
Mr. Vincent Broadley,
A local resident here in Logan, Utah has started holding meetings every other Thursday nights concerning how to quit worrying about money and start doing what you love. Preston Parker has formed the Cache Valley Area Investors Association, a group, which helps people, become financially secure and learn how to live off passive income, so they can have a career they love and not have to worry about making money doing something they dislike.
All that is required to attend these meetings, which are held at the Cache Country Chamber of Commerce, 160 N. Main in Logan is that you are interested in being financially independent and are ready to stop doing what you hate and start doing something you love or have always wanted to do.
If you are interested in composing an article for this outstanding program, please contact me so we can schedule a meeting time as well as have you attend one of the CVAIA meetings. Thank you for your time.
Kramer Young
Public Relations Director
435-881-6328
max.young@aggiemail.usu.edu
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Draft Media Pitch
Cache Valley Area Investors Association
Become Financially Independent With Passive Income
Vincent Broadley,
A local resident here in Logan, Utah has started holding meetings every other Thursday nights concerning how to quit worry about money and start doing what you love. Preston Parker has formed the Cache Valley Area Investors Association, a group, which helps people, become financially secure and learn how to live of passive income, so they can have a career they love and not have to worry about making money.
All that is required to attend these meetings, which are held at the Cache Country Chamber of Commerce, 160 N. Main in Logan, is that you are interested in being financially independent and are ready to stop doing what you hate, and start doing something you love, or have always wanted to do.
If you are interested, please contact me so we can schedule a meeting time as well as have you attend one of the CVAIA meetings. Thank you for your time.
Kramer Young
Public Relations Director
435-881-6328
max.young@aggiemail.usu.edu
Become Financially Independent With Passive Income
Vincent Broadley,
A local resident here in Logan, Utah has started holding meetings every other Thursday nights concerning how to quit worry about money and start doing what you love. Preston Parker has formed the Cache Valley Area Investors Association, a group, which helps people, become financially secure and learn how to live of passive income, so they can have a career they love and not have to worry about making money.
All that is required to attend these meetings, which are held at the Cache Country Chamber of Commerce, 160 N. Main in Logan, is that you are interested in being financially independent and are ready to stop doing what you hate, and start doing something you love, or have always wanted to do.
If you are interested, please contact me so we can schedule a meeting time as well as have you attend one of the CVAIA meetings. Thank you for your time.
Kramer Young
Public Relations Director
435-881-6328
max.young@aggiemail.usu.edu
Draft Press Release 4: Announcement
Patrick Bell
Certified Fitness Trainer
Phone: 435-770-2370
Email: trainissa@yahoo.com
Website: www.simplisiticfitness.com
STAY HEALTHY AND FIT
Shape Your Body and Improve Your Health With a Personal Trainer
LOGAN, UT – Certified Fitness Trainer (CFT) Patrick Bell is offering training sessions to those individuals who want to change their lifestyle and get back on track with being healthy. Bell has always been interested in good health with an active lifestyle and wants to pass on his knowledge of staying fit on to those he want it.
Bell focuses on weight loss and muscle gain, a little term he likes to call, “body shaping.” Bell says he, “specializes in high intensity training,” which is a combination of using weights and aerobic workouts to keep your heart rate up and burning fat, while gaining muscles and toning your body.
With a degree in Exercise Science and is a specialist in Performance Nutrition, Bell’s knowledge of the human body is remarkable. “I offer great health and nutritional tips to keep you in shape during and long after our training sessions are over.” Bell also works with patients who are in need of rehab from injuries, but specializes in lower back pain and knees.
Spring Creek Fitness and 24 Hour Fitness (Salt Lake City branch), is where Patrick does most of his training. He has worked with a variety different aged clients from as young as 16 to as old as 93. Bell prefers clients who are ready and willing to sacrifice their old habits of eating unhealthy and drinking too much soda, but of course, will work with anyone who wants to be healthier. Bell has recently created a website (www.simplisticfitness.com), which offers great diets; workouts and many different products which can help keep you in shape.
Patrick received his credentials from the International Sport Science Association and has perfected his training to meet each individual client’s needs. Bell is offering a free training session to anyone who wants it. He is currently offering special deals and prices. If you would like to know more about what CFT Patrick Bell has to offer, you can email him at trainissa@yahoo.com, contact him by phone, 435-770-2370, or email me at max.young@aggiemail.usu.edu.
Kramer Young
Director of Public Relations
Phone: 435-881-6328
Email: max.young@aggiemail.usu.edu
-END-
Certified Fitness Trainer
Phone: 435-770-2370
Email: trainissa@yahoo.com
Website: www.simplisiticfitness.com
STAY HEALTHY AND FIT
Shape Your Body and Improve Your Health With a Personal Trainer
LOGAN, UT – Certified Fitness Trainer (CFT) Patrick Bell is offering training sessions to those individuals who want to change their lifestyle and get back on track with being healthy. Bell has always been interested in good health with an active lifestyle and wants to pass on his knowledge of staying fit on to those he want it.
Bell focuses on weight loss and muscle gain, a little term he likes to call, “body shaping.” Bell says he, “specializes in high intensity training,” which is a combination of using weights and aerobic workouts to keep your heart rate up and burning fat, while gaining muscles and toning your body.
With a degree in Exercise Science and is a specialist in Performance Nutrition, Bell’s knowledge of the human body is remarkable. “I offer great health and nutritional tips to keep you in shape during and long after our training sessions are over.” Bell also works with patients who are in need of rehab from injuries, but specializes in lower back pain and knees.
Spring Creek Fitness and 24 Hour Fitness (Salt Lake City branch), is where Patrick does most of his training. He has worked with a variety different aged clients from as young as 16 to as old as 93. Bell prefers clients who are ready and willing to sacrifice their old habits of eating unhealthy and drinking too much soda, but of course, will work with anyone who wants to be healthier. Bell has recently created a website (www.simplisticfitness.com), which offers great diets; workouts and many different products which can help keep you in shape.
Patrick received his credentials from the International Sport Science Association and has perfected his training to meet each individual client’s needs. Bell is offering a free training session to anyone who wants it. He is currently offering special deals and prices. If you would like to know more about what CFT Patrick Bell has to offer, you can email him at trainissa@yahoo.com, contact him by phone, 435-770-2370, or email me at max.young@aggiemail.usu.edu.
Kramer Young
Director of Public Relations
Phone: 435-881-6328
Email: max.young@aggiemail.usu.edu
-END-
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Final Press Release 3
Preston Parker
Founder/President
cachevaia@gmail.com
www.cvaia.com
BE FINANCIALLY DEPENDENT WITH PASSIVE INCOME
Logan Resident Holds Meetings to Discuss Finance
LOGAN, Ut – Do you hate your job? Do you wake up every morning with a bad taste in your mouth, knowing you are going to slave away at a career you can’t stand? Preston Parker, founder and president of the Cache Valley Area Investors Association is holding meetings to discuss how to free yourself from wasting your time working somewhere you hate. Parker began the CVAIA in July of 2007 when he decided on the philosophy that, “you should work at a job you love and you aren’t doing it just for the money.” The idea of the meetings are to discuss how to take care of your expenses off of your passive income, so you can do the job you love and not have to worry about making money somewhere you dislike going every day. ”I grew tired of people complaining about their jobs or asking for advice and not following the advice given, so I now invite them to attend the meetings and discuss financial independence.”
Meetings for the CVAIA are held every other Thursday at the Cache County Chamber of Commerce, which is located at 160 N. Main in Logan. All he requires is that you are interested in being financially independent and an email asking to be put on the list. Preston welcomes people of all ages and hopes to you see you on Thursday.
People in America have ample opportunity and options to be able to work in a job they enjoy. Understanding and managing passive income makes this possible. There are many associations which are helping educate people in how to truly become financially independent. Cache Valley Area Investors Association based in Logan, Utah, is one such organization. It was founded in July 2007 and currently has 50 members.
-END-
Preston Parker
Founder/President
cachevaia@gmail.com
www.cvaia.com
Founder/President
cachevaia@gmail.com
www.cvaia.com
BE FINANCIALLY DEPENDENT WITH PASSIVE INCOME
Logan Resident Holds Meetings to Discuss Finance
LOGAN, Ut – Do you hate your job? Do you wake up every morning with a bad taste in your mouth, knowing you are going to slave away at a career you can’t stand? Preston Parker, founder and president of the Cache Valley Area Investors Association is holding meetings to discuss how to free yourself from wasting your time working somewhere you hate. Parker began the CVAIA in July of 2007 when he decided on the philosophy that, “you should work at a job you love and you aren’t doing it just for the money.” The idea of the meetings are to discuss how to take care of your expenses off of your passive income, so you can do the job you love and not have to worry about making money somewhere you dislike going every day. ”I grew tired of people complaining about their jobs or asking for advice and not following the advice given, so I now invite them to attend the meetings and discuss financial independence.”
Meetings for the CVAIA are held every other Thursday at the Cache County Chamber of Commerce, which is located at 160 N. Main in Logan. All he requires is that you are interested in being financially independent and an email asking to be put on the list. Preston welcomes people of all ages and hopes to you see you on Thursday.
People in America have ample opportunity and options to be able to work in a job they enjoy. Understanding and managing passive income makes this possible. There are many associations which are helping educate people in how to truly become financially independent. Cache Valley Area Investors Association based in Logan, Utah, is one such organization. It was founded in July 2007 and currently has 50 members.
-END-
Preston Parker
Founder/President
cachevaia@gmail.com
www.cvaia.com
Friday, September 26, 2008
Draft Press Release: Assignment 3
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Preston Parker
Founder/President
cachevaia@gmail.com
www.cvaia.com
BE FINANCIALLY DEPENDENT WITH PASSIVE INCOME
Logan Resident Holds Meetings to Discuss Finance
LOGAN, Ut – Do you hate your job? Do you wake up every morning with a bad taste in your mouth, knowing you are going to slave away at a career you can’t stand? Preston Parker, founder and president of the Cache Valley Area Investors Association is holding meetings to discuss how to free yourself from wasting your time working somewhere you hate. Parker began the CVAIA in July of 2007 when he decided on the philosophy that, “you should work at a job you love and you aren’t doing it just for the money.” The idea of the meetings are to discuss how to take care of your expenses off of your passive income, so you can do the job you love and not have to worry about making money somewhere you dislike going every day. ”I grew tired of people complaining about their jobs or asking for advice and not following the advice given, so I now invite them to attend the meetings and discuss financial independence.”
Meetings for the CVAIA are held every other Thursday at the Cache County Chamber of Commerce, which is located at 160 N. Main in Logan. All he requires is that you are interested in being financially independent and an email asking to be put on the list. Preston welcomes people of all ages and hopes to you see you on Thursday.
People in America have ample opportunity and options to be able to work in a job they enjoy. Understanding and managing passive income makes this possible. There are many associations which are helping educate people in how to truly become financially independent. Cache Valley Area Investors Association based in Logan, Utah, is one such organization. It was founded in July 2007 and currently has 50 members.
-END-
Preston Parker
Founder/President
cachevaia@gmail.com
www.cvaia.com
Preston Parker
Founder/President
cachevaia@gmail.com
www.cvaia.com
BE FINANCIALLY DEPENDENT WITH PASSIVE INCOME
Logan Resident Holds Meetings to Discuss Finance
LOGAN, Ut – Do you hate your job? Do you wake up every morning with a bad taste in your mouth, knowing you are going to slave away at a career you can’t stand? Preston Parker, founder and president of the Cache Valley Area Investors Association is holding meetings to discuss how to free yourself from wasting your time working somewhere you hate. Parker began the CVAIA in July of 2007 when he decided on the philosophy that, “you should work at a job you love and you aren’t doing it just for the money.” The idea of the meetings are to discuss how to take care of your expenses off of your passive income, so you can do the job you love and not have to worry about making money somewhere you dislike going every day. ”I grew tired of people complaining about their jobs or asking for advice and not following the advice given, so I now invite them to attend the meetings and discuss financial independence.”
Meetings for the CVAIA are held every other Thursday at the Cache County Chamber of Commerce, which is located at 160 N. Main in Logan. All he requires is that you are interested in being financially independent and an email asking to be put on the list. Preston welcomes people of all ages and hopes to you see you on Thursday.
People in America have ample opportunity and options to be able to work in a job they enjoy. Understanding and managing passive income makes this possible. There are many associations which are helping educate people in how to truly become financially independent. Cache Valley Area Investors Association based in Logan, Utah, is one such organization. It was founded in July 2007 and currently has 50 members.
-END-
Preston Parker
Founder/President
cachevaia@gmail.com
www.cvaia.com
Final Press Release Assignment 2
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
James E. Muellenbach III, CEO
123 Healthy Way
Gary, IN, 46401
Tel. 877-765-4321
james@burgerplanet.com
HEALTHY FAST FOOD BECOMES A POSSIBLITY AT BURGER PLANET
GARY, Ind. – Burger Planet has teamed up with longtime fitness guru Jayne Peterson to help advertise a step towards healthy eating. James E. Muellenbeach III hired Jayne in hopes that she can help middle aged women, and men, stay healthy and fit while eating great. Muellenbach stated that, “burger planet cares about its customers.” He wants them to be able to make healthy choice while eating at Burger Planet, so they can keep up their healthy lifestyle.
When asked how eating at Burger Planet is a healthy choice for customers, Ms Petersen said that she, “emphasizes a message of moderation” and that “as long as customers are active they can try some of Burger Planets exciting new menu choice.” Petersen has spent her life trying to teach women to live healthy, active lifestyles, and by teaming up with Burger Planet she can reach thousands of women, who want to stay in shape, but still be able to eat great.
Burger Planet now offers a variety of fruit you can order with your meal, along with a line of gourmet salads that can substitute any full meal for a healthy, delicious low-carbohydrate meal. They also added all white-meat chicken breasts with the choice of having it wrapped in fresh, crisp piece of lettuce. Muellenbach is excited to start work with Petersen, who will be doing healthy eating and activity events with Burger Planet mascot Corny the Clown starting May 12 with a kick-off ceremony in Times Square, New York. Visit www.burgerplanet.com for full details and a menu, including some of the new healthy food items you can receive from Burger Planet.
-END-
Kramer Young
Public Relations
Tel. 555-555-5555
Max.young@aggiemail.usu.edu
James E. Muellenbach III, CEO
123 Healthy Way
Gary, IN, 46401
Tel. 877-765-4321
james@burgerplanet.com
HEALTHY FAST FOOD BECOMES A POSSIBLITY AT BURGER PLANET
GARY, Ind. – Burger Planet has teamed up with longtime fitness guru Jayne Peterson to help advertise a step towards healthy eating. James E. Muellenbeach III hired Jayne in hopes that she can help middle aged women, and men, stay healthy and fit while eating great. Muellenbach stated that, “burger planet cares about its customers.” He wants them to be able to make healthy choice while eating at Burger Planet, so they can keep up their healthy lifestyle.
When asked how eating at Burger Planet is a healthy choice for customers, Ms Petersen said that she, “emphasizes a message of moderation” and that “as long as customers are active they can try some of Burger Planets exciting new menu choice.” Petersen has spent her life trying to teach women to live healthy, active lifestyles, and by teaming up with Burger Planet she can reach thousands of women, who want to stay in shape, but still be able to eat great.
Burger Planet now offers a variety of fruit you can order with your meal, along with a line of gourmet salads that can substitute any full meal for a healthy, delicious low-carbohydrate meal. They also added all white-meat chicken breasts with the choice of having it wrapped in fresh, crisp piece of lettuce. Muellenbach is excited to start work with Petersen, who will be doing healthy eating and activity events with Burger Planet mascot Corny the Clown starting May 12 with a kick-off ceremony in Times Square, New York. Visit www.burgerplanet.com for full details and a menu, including some of the new healthy food items you can receive from Burger Planet.
-END-
Kramer Young
Public Relations
Tel. 555-555-5555
Max.young@aggiemail.usu.edu
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Draft Press Release Assignment 2
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
James E. Muellenbach III, CEO
123 Healthy Way
Gary, IN, 46401
Tel. 877-765-4321
james@burgerplanet.com
HEALTHY FAST FOOD BECOMES A POSSIBLITY AT BURGER PLANET
GARY, Ind. – Burger Planet has teamed up with longtime fitness guru Jayne Peterson to help advertise a step towards healthy eating. James E. Muellenbeach III hired Jayne in hopes that she can help middle aged women, and men, stay healthy and fit while eating great. Muellenbach stated that, “burger planet cares about its customers.” He wants them to be able to make healthy choice while eating at Burger Planet, so they can keep up their healthy lifestyle.
When asked how eating at Burger Planet is a healthy choice for customers, Ms Petersen said that she, “emphasizes a message of moderation” and that “as long as customers are active they can try some of Burger Planets exciting new menu choice.” Petersen has spent her life trying to teach women to live healthy, active lifestyles, and by teaming up with Burger Planet she can reach thousands of women, who want to stay in shape, but still be able to eat great.
Burger Planet now offers a variety of fruit you can order with your meal, along with a line of gourmet salads that can substitute any full meal for a healthy, delicious low-carbohydrate meal. They also added all white-meat chicken breasts with the choice of having it wrapped in fresh, crisp piece of lettuce. Muellenbach is excited to start work with Petersen, who will be doing healthy eating and activity events with Burger Planet mascot Corny the Clown starting May 12 with a kick-off ceremony in Times Square, New York. Visit www.burgerplanet.com for full details and a menu, including some of the new healthy food items you can receive from Burger Planet.
-END-
Kramer Young
Public Relations
Tel. 555-555-5555
Max.young@aggiemail.usu.edu
James E. Muellenbach III, CEO
123 Healthy Way
Gary, IN, 46401
Tel. 877-765-4321
james@burgerplanet.com
HEALTHY FAST FOOD BECOMES A POSSIBLITY AT BURGER PLANET
GARY, Ind. – Burger Planet has teamed up with longtime fitness guru Jayne Peterson to help advertise a step towards healthy eating. James E. Muellenbeach III hired Jayne in hopes that she can help middle aged women, and men, stay healthy and fit while eating great. Muellenbach stated that, “burger planet cares about its customers.” He wants them to be able to make healthy choice while eating at Burger Planet, so they can keep up their healthy lifestyle.
When asked how eating at Burger Planet is a healthy choice for customers, Ms Petersen said that she, “emphasizes a message of moderation” and that “as long as customers are active they can try some of Burger Planets exciting new menu choice.” Petersen has spent her life trying to teach women to live healthy, active lifestyles, and by teaming up with Burger Planet she can reach thousands of women, who want to stay in shape, but still be able to eat great.
Burger Planet now offers a variety of fruit you can order with your meal, along with a line of gourmet salads that can substitute any full meal for a healthy, delicious low-carbohydrate meal. They also added all white-meat chicken breasts with the choice of having it wrapped in fresh, crisp piece of lettuce. Muellenbach is excited to start work with Petersen, who will be doing healthy eating and activity events with Burger Planet mascot Corny the Clown starting May 12 with a kick-off ceremony in Times Square, New York. Visit www.burgerplanet.com for full details and a menu, including some of the new healthy food items you can receive from Burger Planet.
-END-
Kramer Young
Public Relations
Tel. 555-555-5555
Max.young@aggiemail.usu.edu
Friday, September 12, 2008
Final Press Release 1
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 5th, 2008
ABC Real Estate LLC
President
Preston Parker
123 Creative Way, Logan UT 84341
801-555-4567
COMPANY TO START UNIQUE LAND TRUSTS
LOGAN, UT - ABC Real Estate LLC is looking for people to invest in a system created by Bill Gatten known as a Beneficiary Directed Equity-Holding Landtrust, or BDEH Land Trust. Preston Parker, president of ABC Real Estate has started up this company to help save people money and boost the economy out of the slump it is in. In order fo the BDEH Land Trust to work, people need to help invest in a resident’s home while another beneficiary uses his credit score to help get the mortgage down on the house. The resident uses the credit score of the credit benificiary to save money and with the help of the investor (who puts money down on the home) to make the payments on their home. Whatever money is left over on the house payment goes to the beneficiaries.
Although this is going to help home owners keep their house and get their payment down, a credit score around 680 is needed, along with a down payment of about twenty percent from the investor on the home. The resident is required to sign an agreement to the beneficiaries that if the payment isn’t made within ten days of its due date, the lose their home to the beneficiaries. This will help many people who have a low credit score, can’t make a down payment on their home and also whose debt to income rating is too high.
Kramer Young
Public Relations Director
261 Preston Avenue, Logan UT 84321
555-555-5555
September 5th, 2008
ABC Real Estate LLC
President
Preston Parker
123 Creative Way, Logan UT 84341
801-555-4567
COMPANY TO START UNIQUE LAND TRUSTS
LOGAN, UT - ABC Real Estate LLC is looking for people to invest in a system created by Bill Gatten known as a Beneficiary Directed Equity-Holding Landtrust, or BDEH Land Trust. Preston Parker, president of ABC Real Estate has started up this company to help save people money and boost the economy out of the slump it is in. In order fo the BDEH Land Trust to work, people need to help invest in a resident’s home while another beneficiary uses his credit score to help get the mortgage down on the house. The resident uses the credit score of the credit benificiary to save money and with the help of the investor (who puts money down on the home) to make the payments on their home. Whatever money is left over on the house payment goes to the beneficiaries.
Although this is going to help home owners keep their house and get their payment down, a credit score around 680 is needed, along with a down payment of about twenty percent from the investor on the home. The resident is required to sign an agreement to the beneficiaries that if the payment isn’t made within ten days of its due date, the lose their home to the beneficiaries. This will help many people who have a low credit score, can’t make a down payment on their home and also whose debt to income rating is too high.
Kramer Young
Public Relations Director
261 Preston Avenue, Logan UT 84321
555-555-5555
Friday, September 5, 2008
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 5th, 2008
ABC Real Estate LLC
President
Preston Parker
123 Creative Way, Logan UT 84341
801-555-4567
ABC Real Estate LLC is looking for people to invest in a system created by Bill Gatten known as a Beneficiary Directed Equity-Holding Landtrust, or BDEH Land Trust. Preston Parker, president of ABC Real Estate has started up this company to help save people money and boost the economy out of the slump it is in. In order fo the BDEH Land Trust to work, people need to help invest in a resident’s home while another beneficiary uses his credit score to help get the mortgage down on the house. The resident uses the credit score of the credit benificiary to save money and with the help of the investor (who puts money down on the home) to make the payments on their home. Whatever money is left over on the house payment goes to the beneficiaries.
Although this is going to help home owners keep their house and get their payment down, a credit score around 680 is needed, along with a down payment of about twenty percent from the investor on the home. The resident is required to sign an agreement to the beneficiaries that if the payment isn’t made within ten days of its due date, the lose their home to the beneficiaries. This will help many people who have a low credit score, can’t make a down payment on their home and also whose debt to income rating is too high.
Kramer Young
Public Relations Director
261 Preston Avenue, Logan UT 84321
555-555-5555
September 5th, 2008
ABC Real Estate LLC
President
Preston Parker
123 Creative Way, Logan UT 84341
801-555-4567
ABC Real Estate LLC is looking for people to invest in a system created by Bill Gatten known as a Beneficiary Directed Equity-Holding Landtrust, or BDEH Land Trust. Preston Parker, president of ABC Real Estate has started up this company to help save people money and boost the economy out of the slump it is in. In order fo the BDEH Land Trust to work, people need to help invest in a resident’s home while another beneficiary uses his credit score to help get the mortgage down on the house. The resident uses the credit score of the credit benificiary to save money and with the help of the investor (who puts money down on the home) to make the payments on their home. Whatever money is left over on the house payment goes to the beneficiaries.
Although this is going to help home owners keep their house and get their payment down, a credit score around 680 is needed, along with a down payment of about twenty percent from the investor on the home. The resident is required to sign an agreement to the beneficiaries that if the payment isn’t made within ten days of its due date, the lose their home to the beneficiaries. This will help many people who have a low credit score, can’t make a down payment on their home and also whose debt to income rating is too high.
Kramer Young
Public Relations Director
261 Preston Avenue, Logan UT 84321
555-555-5555
Letter to Cousin
Dear Parker,
Hey cousin, how is life going in the pizza business? I am taking a wonderful class about writing in Public Relations, so far its going great. We are learning what words we can use and how to form sentences so that the public and readers like you can understand what we are writing about better. I found out today that sarcasm shouldn’t be in your writing, because people can’t tell you are being sarcastic unless they hear your voice, weird right? And, if I am to use humor, I should only tease up and not down, because you want to leave the person you are making fun of feeling good about themselves, even though you were being sarcastic about the compliment you just offered them. This class is going to help me in my profession and hopefully in my life, I plan on using the things I learn throughout the class daily to prepare me for a job in the field of public relations! Well cousin, I have to get going, but I hope to hear from you soon. Thanks for reading!
-Kramer Young
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Practice News Story 11: Accident
11 p.m. MT, April 17, 2008
Utah State University Van Rolls on Interstate-84
For Immediate Release:
TREMONTON, Utah – Utah Highway Patrolman Jason Jensen was the first to arrive at the scene of the horrific rollover accident involving a Utah State University van traveling with ten Agriculture students and one Professor. Jensen, who arrived just after 4 p.m., believes the van was traveling at “high velocity… close to speeds around 95 to 100 miles per hour.” Jensen also noted that at least four of the occupants were dead on the scene. “I have been in the force for 15 years and this is the worst accident I have ever seen, it’s a tragedy that will affect people for years,” Jensen said when asked about the accident.
Kyle Holden, and eyewitness to the rollover, said he was traveling in a separate vehicle when he started to pass the van and saw the rear driver-side tire blow up in a cloud of smoke. “Evan (Parker, Professor and driver) lost control and swerved off of the road.” Holden recalled the van rolling up to four or five times and saw bodies projected from the van.
The Dean of the College of Agriculture, Noel Cockett, mentioned that it is Agriculture week at the university and had great things to say about the students. “This was an exceptional group of students.” Cockett mentioned the names of six, two of whom survived and four who died. The survivors are Robert Peterson and Jared Nelson who are in critical condition, two others survived but their names are not being released. The four who passed and were released were Professor Evan Parker, Steven Bair, Kurt Madsen and Brad Wilcox. Cockett has canceled Ag Week due to the tragic event and said Memorial services will be held instead.Thursday, April 10, 2008
Practice News Story 10: Investigative
10:04 a.m. MT, April 10, 2008
Buffer, Turner to Join Bill and Melinda Gates
LOGAN Utah – Bill and Melinda Gates are joining forces with Ted Turner to help the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) to help educate the people of Africa with knowledge about diseases and cleanliness. “We will be working with W.H.O. to help educate African people on health, teach them how to finish so we can leave them (Africans) better off.” Bill Gates said. This is Gate’s first time working with Turner and said, “We have similar goals” and there is “no competition between the two.”
African Mayor, Malik Ok, whose country is not disclosed, seemed very thankful for the help they are receiving from the foundation. “I met with all three of them (Bill, Melinda, Turner) mostly to gain a fell for what they wanted to accomplish.” Ok also stated they have “lots of diseases the foundation is looking to eradicate.”
Gates mentioned a former press release will be held in a couple of weeks about what they will be doing in Africa. The trio will be joined by Warren Buffet, who will also be supporting the foundation to see that their goals set for the people of Africa will be a success and they will continue to take care of themselves long after they leave. Ted Turner had no comment when asked about the trip.Thursday, April 3, 2008
Practice News Story 9: Sports
10:56 p.m. MT April 4, 2008.
Utah Jazz Win Two Straight
SALT LAKE CITY – Ronnie Brewer came up big in the final minutes for the Utah Jazz’s win (106-99) over the San Antonio Spurs tonight at the Energy Solutions Arena. After an amazing block by Utah’s Mehmet Okur, DeronWilliams found Brewer on the three-point line to sink the go ahead basket for the Jazz. “Deron had been finding open people all night and got me a good look for the shot,” Brewer said of Williams. Brewer finished with seven-points and the gaming winning basket for his team saying it, “felt big for the team, big for me.”
C.J. Miles had a great night for the Jazz and marked his career high in points tonight, scoring 30 with four 3-pointers. “Some nights the hole just looks big, and (Deron) Williams made great passes.” Miles continued to comment on Williams saying he is, “one of the best point-guards in the league.”
Jerry Sloan credited his team with good defense and was proud of them for making a couple stops at the end to propel them to their win. Coach of the Spurs, Gregg Popvich, complemented the Jazz on the home game winning ability saying, “It came down to the wire and the Jazz responded to their home crowd” Popovich also noted them being the team with the best home record in the league.
Mehmet Okur came back tonight after struggling with the flu and gave the Jazz 15-points to help with their victory, while Carlos Boozer and Deron Williams both had double-doubles, 12-rebounds, 26-points and 14 assists with 15-points respectively. Hopefully the Jazz can keep their winning streak alive as they make their way to the playoffs.
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Practice News Story 7: Speech
November 19, 1863
Gettysburg, Penn.
Gettysburg Address
Some four months after the battle where 160,000 troops fought and 7,500 American soldiers, North and South, died at the battle of Gettysburg, President Abraham Lincoln gave a speech in front of 1,500 people, that will not be soon forgotten. President Lincoln is going to have the battlefield where so many soldiers fought and died, dedicated a portion of the field as a cemetery to all the soldiers who gave their lives, so they can have a final resting place.
Lincoln went on to say that, “we can not dedicate, we can not consecrate, we can not hallow, this ground”. Claiming the soldiers who fought bravely had already done so “far above our poor power to add or detract”. This powerful and well thought out speech touched many people, and added to the dedication ceremony. Lincoln hopes that people dead, “shall not have died in vain”, in hopes that maybe they did all this for a reason and this war may soon be over.
Gettysburg, Penn.
Gettysburg Address
Some four months after the battle where 160,000 troops fought and 7,500 American soldiers, North and South, died at the battle of Gettysburg, President Abraham Lincoln gave a speech in front of 1,500 people, that will not be soon forgotten. President Lincoln is going to have the battlefield where so many soldiers fought and died, dedicated a portion of the field as a cemetery to all the soldiers who gave their lives, so they can have a final resting place.
Lincoln went on to say that, “we can not dedicate, we can not consecrate, we can not hallow, this ground”. Claiming the soldiers who fought bravely had already done so “far above our poor power to add or detract”. This powerful and well thought out speech touched many people, and added to the dedication ceremony. Lincoln hopes that people dead, “shall not have died in vain”, in hopes that maybe they did all this for a reason and this war may soon be over.
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Practice News Story 6: Press Release
NEWS RELEASE
ClearPoint Instruction LLC
Mary Ann Parlin, President
Phone:
Contact:
Kramer Young, Public Relations Manager
Phone:
555-555-5555 (Office)
For Immediate Release
Logan – A Utah based company known as, ClearPoint Instruction LLC, is giving hope to many “to be” patients at hospitals. They are offering what very well could be the future of orientation for pre-surgery patients (among others), so they will know exactly what to expect upon entering the hospital, and the preparations to take before entering. The simple DVD’s they offer explain to potential patients the before, during, and after effects they will go through while in a hospital. ClearPoint has already made its way to two of Utah’s hospitals, Mountain West Physical Therapy and Cache Valley Specialty Hospital, showing great affects on the patients who received the treatment.
Senior Vice President Project Manager of ClearPoint, Preston Parker, is very excited about the company and hopes to seethe product being used in many hospitals throughout Utah and the nation. “Patients who are less educated upon entering a hospital tend to recover slower and aren’t as happy as those who are more educated about the procedures and processes they undergo,” Parker said. “We hope to educate people so they are not afraid of surgery, or pregnancy, which makes their stay in the hospital minimal if they do what is required of them before and after surgery.”
ClearPoint shows simulated instruction, and leaves out the “gory” details, making sure patients won’t be scared after watching the DVD’s about what is being done to their bodies. It is clearly a product to educate and inform potential patients and is a great way to help people better understands exactly what is expected of them to make their doctor’s job as easy as possible. Clearpoint has already released several DVD’s some of which explain; Surgery, Pregnancy, Post-op/Physical Therapy along with In and Out Patient DVD’s to name a few. Clearpoint can help any medical organization meet all Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) accreditation standards and national patient safety goals.
Contact:
Kramer Young, Public Relations Manager
Phone:
555-555-5555
-END-
Friday, February 15, 2008
Practice News Story 5: Obituary
Chicago
Feb. 14, 2008
Obituary
Oprah Gail Winfrey passed away today as a mob of enthused and excited fans mauled her to death at the studio of her show. The fans were overly excited about the new, free cars they had just received as a gift from their beloved Oprah. Oprah was loved by many and will be terribly missed. She was the winner of many awards, some of which include; The Horatio Alger Award in 1993 and she is also the winner of seven Emmy Awards. “I trust that everything happens for a reason, even when we’re not wise enough to see it.” -Oprah Winfrey, O Magazine.
Feb. 14, 2008
Obituary
Oprah Gail Winfrey passed away today as a mob of enthused and excited fans mauled her to death at the studio of her show. The fans were overly excited about the new, free cars they had just received as a gift from their beloved Oprah. Oprah was loved by many and will be terribly missed. She was the winner of many awards, some of which include; The Horatio Alger Award in 1993 and she is also the winner of seven Emmy Awards. “I trust that everything happens for a reason, even when we’re not wise enough to see it.” -Oprah Winfrey, O Magazine.
Thursday, February 7, 2008
Practice News Story 4: Court
February. 7, 2008
Burglar Suspects to be Tried
LOGAN, Utah
Two burglary suspects are being tried after being arrested by Sheriff Deputy Geoffery Hasty. The two acquaintances are suspected of breaking and entering a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints last week in Logan, Utah. 35 year old Jim Michaels and a juvenile, 15 (whose name is not being released), are both suspected of the burglary.
The Defense Attorney of Michaels, Robbie Cochran, believes the forensic evidence found at the scene of the crime to be “flimsy” and not enough to convict Michaels of any crime. Michaels posted a $5,000 bond and is to be tried on March 21st, and could face up to six months to a year in jail.
The two suspects are former acquaintances and both have prior records, which were not discussed during the interview.
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Practice News Story 3: Crime
Burglary at LDS Church in Logan
Early this morning, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on the corner of 9th North and 16th East was broken into. Two computers were stolen in the process, and Sheriff Deputy Geoffrey Hasty is investigating the burglary. Although no suspects are being pinpointed at the moment, he has some leads. He believes this to be the act of at least two juveniles, breaking in through a window in the Bishop’s office. “The window is just high enough that you would have to be hoisted up by another person to get in,” said Hasty. Two monitors were smashed in the hallway of the LDS Meetinghouse, leading to charges of vandalism as well as burglary.
The first person to arrive on the scene was the maintenance manager Robert (Bob) Knotz. “It looked as though the burglars entered through the window and unlocked the door from the inside.” Although Bob says coming up to an unlocked door usually doesn’t mean anything, he still wanted to investigate and stumbled upon the two smashed monitors in the hallway of the Mormon Church. Knotz doesn’t believe this to be a hate crime toward the LDS Church, but more of just some juveniles being kids.
Around 2 a.m. a neighborhood resident, Evelyn Breathwaite, heard something disturbing shattering noise across the street from her house. Although Evelyn lives right across the street from the LDS Church, she never would’ve thought someone would have broken into it. “Nothing like this has happened to this Church in 50 years” Evelyn stated, and she still considers it to be a safe neighborhood and isn’t scared to stick around.
Friday, January 25, 2008
Extra Practice News Story 2: Fire
Kitchen Fire Burns Down Building
Yesterday evening around 2 p.m. a grease fire started, on Washington Boulevard, in the kitchen of Pedro’s Mexican Restaurant. The owner of the Restaurant, Pedro Sanchez, was simply cooking hamburgers for a customer when the boiling grease exploding into flames. Pedro has been living legally in the United States for two years now and says he like it in America and wishes to stay, even with the burning down of his restaurant. Pedro says people in the community have already offered to aide him in the rebuilding of his restaurant.
When Rachel Calhoun, the owner of the apartment buildings, was asked about the fire she refused to give any comments, as she was discussing it over with lawyers.
The Deputy Fire Chief on scene, Greg Chamberlain, arrived to the burning building about five minutes after it had started. “It spread quickly and has smoke damage.” Chamberlain said when asked about the fire, he believes the fire was not started on purpose and has no reason to check it out for arson.
Pedro had a brother and two nieces who where in the apartments above the restaurant. Miguel Sanchez (brother) 27, is here legally and waiting to receive his working papers in hopes to work for his brother and was not injured on the fire, but was treated on scene. The two nieces, Maria Del Mar who is 4 and Mercedes, 2, were taken to McKay-Dee Hospital but were not harmed in the fire.
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Practice News Story 2: Fire
Grease Fire Burns Down Building
Early yesterday evening around 2 p.m. a grease fire started in a restaurant known as Pedro’s Mexican Restaurant. The Deputy Fire Chief on the scene was Greg Chamberlain. He was uncertain whether the building would be able to be repaired and believes that the fire was started on purpose
Rachel Calhoun was unwilling to give up any information or any comments, saying she was talking with lawyers. The owner of the restaurant, Pedro Sanchez was in the kitchen when the fire started. “I was cooking hamburgers when the grease started on fire.” Sanchez was very upset, he has been living in American legally for two years and wishes to stay here and make his business grow. Friends around the community have offered to help Sanchez rebuild his restaurant in hopes it can flourish.
Pedro had a brother, Miguel, 27, who he lived with in the apartments above the restaurant with two daughters. The daughters, Maria Del Mar, 4, and Mercedes, 2, were taken to the hospital and recovered nicely. Miguel was treated on scene and is without any injuries as well.Thursday, January 17, 2008
Practice News Story 1: Accident
USU Van Crashes, few survivors
A Utah State University van traveling on Interstate 84 West of Tremonton was involved in a terrible accident yesterday evening around 4 p.m. Although the exact cause of the accident is unknown, Lt. Jason Jensen believes that the van possibly had “mechanical problems and was going to fast.” He also seems to think alcohol may be involved with the accident. “Whenever a group of males is involved in an accident, we suspect that drinking might be involved.” Jensen stated.
When the Dean of the College of Agriculture, Noel Cockett, was asked about the possibility of the driver of the van, Evan Parker, could have been drinking, he said “Evan was not the kind of person to allow drinking, so dismiss that comment.”
An eyewitness to the accident and also traveling with the van, was Kyle Holden. They had just left from looking at a combine when he noticed a could of smoke behind him as he passed the van full of student. “I noticed something was wrong.” He stated, but was too upset to reveal much.
Memorial services will be held for the lives lost, some of the student and the teacher pronounced dead at the scene were, Evan Parker (teacher) Stephen Bear, Curt Madsen and Brad Wilcox. The Remaining survivors whose names were released are down in Ogden hospital in critical condition.Thursday, January 10, 2008
Xbox 360: Halo 3
To me there is nothing better then sitting down in front of my TV, inches away, playing Halo 3 on my Xbox 360 for hours on end. I love to get online and play some sweet multi-player action with some of my best friends. Although there are many other games that I enjoy playing, Halo 3 online is the only way to go for me, anyone who disagrees with me hasn't attempted the intense game play and action you can receive while playing Halo 3.
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