Walnut, CA (PRWEB) April 29, 2012

With one of the largest selections of sexy summer dresses online, Spicy Lingerie is sure to have something for every shopper. Spicy Lingerie carries everything from cocktail gowns to club wear minis and everything in between and at prices every savvy shopper can afford, with the introduction of a new line of sexy dresses by designer Espiral.

This new collection allows the wearer the ability to go from a casual, daytime look to a glamorous night on the town with ease.

Spicy Lingerie is dedicated to the ideal of providing the finest online purchasing experience. Shoppers will find runway styles including fashion heels, clubwear clothing, sexy outfits, sexy dresses, clubwears, and more at affordable prices.

To see the low summer sale prices on the most fashionable women’s clothing online or to learn more about Spicy Lingerie’s New 2012 Summer Dresses Collection, please visit http://www.spicylingerie.com.

About Spicy Lingerie:

Spicy Lingerie Offers Free Shipping on all orders, Spicy lingerie also offer customer complimentary free gift with orders over $ 50, free panty with orders over $ 100 and free lingerie for orders over $ 200.

About Spicy Lingerie:

Spicy Lingerie is one of the largest online retailers of sexy lingerie, sexy Halloween costumes, swimwear, Clubwears on the web. Founded in 2002, Spicy Lingerie ensures that every customer will receive a safe, secure and private online shopping experience that is secure by YAHOO. Spicy Lingerie is dedicated to customer service and fast shipping turnaround time for all orders. Spicy Lingerie Offer the highest quality products at lowest prices on the web. We want every customer to be satisfied and happy with their shopping experience from spicy lingerie; We offer easy 30 day return policy and friendly live chat, phone and email customer services. Start Shopping at Spicy Lingerie, Where Sexy Begins.

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NASA’s famous “Blue Marble” image. NASA/Rob Simmons

Ann Arbor, MI (PRWEB) April 19, 2012

The first Earth Day, April 22, 1970, brought the environment into a focus never achieved before. Forty-two years later the epiphany of Earth Day is still alive in the programs and opportunities of companies like JOURNEYS International, based in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

The first image of earth, broadcast by astronauts on the moon and endlessly reproduced by the media, revealed Earth as a blue marble with a thin layer of life spinning through vast, cold space. This beautiful, fragile, lonely image inspired both concern and curiosity. Concern focused on pollution, population growth and destruction of natural areas. Curiosity led people to explore the environment not as conquerors, but as curators.

JOURNEYS grew from the experiences of its founders Joan and Will Weber, who were active organizers of the first Earth Day in 1970 while they were students at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. After college, through serving in the Peace Corps and teaching in Nepal, the Webers witnessed close-up both the threat and opportunity that resulted from visitors with wealth arriving in fragile and endangered environments.

Foreign leisure travel, prior to the 1970s, was very much an exercise in bringing the travelers’ own culture, values, foods and accommodation standards with them. The rare Himalayan trek or African safari was a full-scale logistics operation with the burden of extensive imported goods to make travelers feel comfortable and protected from perceived dangers of local people and environments. This kind of travel was highly consumptive of local resources, and served as showcase for the stereotypical “ugly American” values. The inspiration of Earth Day introduced a bit of traveler modesty, fostered a sense of shared stewardship, and affirmed that the wisdom and traditions of other cultures are at least as valuable as our own.

In 1978 JOURNEYS’ first trek to the Mount Everest area of Nepal was advertised with fliers at the University of Michigan where the Webers were graduate students. Eight adventurers signed on for a four-week Himalayan trek, followed by elephant-riding in the jungles of Chitwan National Park in southern Nepal. The idea was not to see a place in spite of local obstacles, cultures and environmental adversity, but because the local culture and environment offered unique experiences. The Webers’ Sherpa friends from their Peace Corps days were in charge of the 1978 trip, and that first trip cemented a model of sustainable ecotourism that was later extended in trips to India, Bhutan and Sri Lanka, and then to Southeast Asia, Africa and the Americas.

Each eco-tourism trip emphasizes learning about cultures and environments from the local people who know them best. Trips often minimize time in big cities, shun luxury and business hotels and resort-style enclaves in favor of one-of-a-kind inns and nature lodges. You are more likely to travel in 4-wheel drive jeeps, minivans or by hiking and bicycling as preferable alternatives to whirlwind big bus tours. Many JOURNEYS trips support local environmental or cultural projects.

While the national and international prominence and impact of Earth Day as a news event may have faded over the years, institutions like JOURNEYS, and a vast ecosystem of non-profit organizations, private companies, government agencies, ecologically sensitive products, recycling and carbon footprint awareness have all grown from the awareness of Earth as a fragile, finite and destructible home for all known life. Earth Day is our reminder that changing human awareness and behavior is necessary, possible and underway.

Today, on the 42nd anniversary of the first Earth Day, JOURNEYS International offers travel in Earth friendly modes to more than 50 destinations.

About JOURNEYS International:

JOURNEYS International is the longest standing family-owned global ecotourism company in the US. JOURNEYS offers full-service exotic, guided cross-cultural explorations, nature safaris, treks and eco-tours in remote corners of Asia, Africa, the Americas and the Pacific. Founded by current directors Will and Joan Weber in 1978, JOURNEYS boasts an extraordinary record of client and staff satisfaction and several industry awards.

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Columbus, OH (PRWEB) May 15, 2012

Each year the U.S. Coast Guard records thousands of recreational boating accidents. So as millions of Americans gear up for another summer on the water, Grange Insurance offers simple strategies that help to protect people and their property.

    Inspect your vehicle and trailer before towing your boat. Before the boat is attached, check to make sure tires are inflated and in good condition, trailer lights function properly, lug nuts are tight and your tow vehicle has the proper amount of oil and fuel before the boat is attached.

    Stow one inspected life jacket aboard per passenger. Boat owners must test all life jackets approximately once a year. Replace jackets that are faded, waterlogged or have holes or tears. All passengers should also wear a life jacket at all times whenever they are out on the water.

    Maintain safety out of the water. Staying hydrated and wearing proper sun protection is essential while boating because the water reflection creates stronger UV rays. Using a higher SPF sunscreen, wearing sunglasses, a hat, proper deck shoes and having additional clothing for quick changes in weather are all necessary.

    Know your boat and be aware of your surroundings. Confirm all individuals responsible for driving are familiar with the controls of the boat and the area in which you are boating. Drivers should always watch the boat path and pay close attention to other boating traffic and potential obstructions.

    Utilize everybody aboard when participating in water activities. According to John Ammendola, president of personal lines for Grange Insurance, water sports, such as waterskiing or tubing, are a team sport and are related to boat owner safety. Drivers are responsible for choosing a safe place to enjoy water activities, and other participants must remain alert of other boats, people in the water and possible obstructions.

“Many states require an observer be aboard to monitor water-skiers and tubers, watch the area around the boat, and help communicate to the driver,” says Ammendola. “The water-skier or tuber should be able to communicate with the boat and spotter through hand signals, and everybody aboard should understand the signals.”

    Protect your boat with a quality insurance plan. “A boat is a large investment, so make sure to protect it with the proper insurance policy,” says Ammendola. “Boaters should work with their insurance provider to identify the most appropriate protection packages.”

For more information about boating policies, contact an independent agent or visit http://www.grangeinsurance.com.

About Grange

Grange Insurance, with $ 2 billion in assets and in excess of $ 1 billion in annual revenue, is an insurance provider based in Columbus, Ohio. Through its network of independent agents, Grange offers auto, home, life and business insurance protection. Established in 1935, the company and its affiliates serve policyholders in Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and Wisconsin. For more information, visit http://www.grangeinsurance.com.

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Utica, NY (PRWEB) May 15, 2012

At an age when many nurses are eying retirement, Brenda Post has achieved one of her professional goals. At the age of 57, Post received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing, a credential she earned through Utica College’s online RN to BS in Nursing program, last Sunday, May 13. Joining her at graduation ceremonies on campus that day was her daughter, Sarah, who received her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Utica. It’s not every day that a mom and daughter share a graduation day–especially when it falls on Mother’s Day.

During her 33-year career as a nurse, Post has worked as an elementary school nurse, a prison nurse for the New York State Department of Corrections, and a critical care nurse and supervisor at a hospital. Yet she still had career ambitions, including teaching at local colleges and at the hospital where she works. Post also saw first-hand the way technology and the increasing complexity of health care was changing the nature and demands of nursing. When her daughter decided to pursue a graduate degree at Utica College’s campus, Post was inspired to finally earn her Bachelor of Science in Nursing, choosing Utica’s online RN to BS in Nursing program.

Having Sarah on hand to help her with some of the more technical aspects of her coursework was an advantage, but Post also applauds the support available to her as an online student at Utica: “The academic advisors have been super and the resources have been awesome.” Post received credit for work experience and was able to complete her coursework around the demands of two jobs and family responsibilities thanks to the flexibility of the online format. Getting to know her fellow students, many of whom lived in other parts of the country, and hearing their perspectives was another benefit, as was becoming more computer literate—a must in nursing today.

Adding to the excitement, Saturday marked her daughter’s birthday as well as the birthday of nursing pioneer Florence Nightingale, so Post certainly felt a great deal of pride in herself and her family, as well as a sense of accomplishment, which she plans to share with other nurses thinking about advancing their education. “I would definitely recommend Utica College,” she says. “If I can do it at my age with my family and working two jobs, they can do it too.”

For more information about the online RN-BSN program at Utica College, go to http://www.onlineuticacollege.com.

About Utica College

Located in the heart of Central New York, Utica College is a comprehensive, regionally accredited, private institution. Utica College offers online certificate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degree programs, with options for study in a variety of fields, including business administration, economic crime management, cybersecurity, and health care. All courses are taught by highly experienced, credentialed faculty whose accomplishments are renowned throughout their respective industries.

About the RN to BS in Nursing program at Utica College

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN-BS Nursing) online program at Utica College, prepares licensed registered nurses (RN) who are graduates of Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) programs for an enhanced career in today’s demanding healthcare environment. The program is approved by the New York State Education Department and is a member of the League’s Council of Baccalaureate and Higher Degree Programs. The RN-BS Nursing program is also accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) and will continue to be members of the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission, Inc.

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Escondido, CA (PRWEB) May 04, 2012

All books are important, at least to their authors. Barbara Morris’ book, I’m Not Goin’ There! – A Gutsy Girlfriend Guide for Boomers Women Who Don’t Want To Spend Their Golden Years Cuddling With Their Cats is important because it addresses an immediate, pressing and potentially devastating problem faced by boomers: how to successfully manage the aging process to realize their teenage declaration “We’ll never get old.” They meant it then and mean it now but most Boomers have no idea what it takes to achieve their goal.

Boomers know they are aging but insist they are different — they will defy old age. Their intention is valid but they don’t know how to turn that intention into reality because old age is something that must be experienced in order to understand and avoid the lures, traps and pitfalls that lead to decline.

Most boomers declare their retirement will be different from their parents and grandparents, and for many, that will be true to the extent that their lifestyle will be different — at least, for a couple of years. After the “retirement honeymoon” dissipates and reality sets in, they will be living their parent’s traditional retired lifestyle. It takes an extraordinary amount of preplanning and awareness of what’s really ahead to avoid it because tradition and the culture are skewed toward the traditional retired mindset and lifestyle. It’s difficult to avoid doing what everybody else is doing or is expected.

At 83, Barbara has been where boomers are now. She’s seen and experienced the lures, traps and pitfalls boomers need to avoid if they want to achieve their intention to “never get old”. (“Getting old” has nothing to do with the passage of time — it’s a choice — something allowed to happen by default.) She’s beaten the babushka off of Mother Time and boomers can do it too, if they take seriously her experience and advice.

“Anti-aging” authors, usually not yet “old,” give all kinds of advice about aging, but the only advice of real value is based in experience and can be replicated by readers. To that end, her book, I’m Not Goin’ There! is important because it offers real world advice and workable solutions for boomers who insist they will never get old.

This is not a quickly thrown together e-book. It’s 23,000 words of her priceless knowledge and experience. She’s giving it away for $ 1.99 (Amazon Kindle) because she believes every woman deserves more in her golden years than decline and regret about what might have been.

Contact: Barbara Morris, R.Ph.

Email: office1 (at) cox (dot) net

760-480-2710

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Readers Digest War Stories

(PRWEB UK) 12 May 2012

More than 20 facsimile articles from the archives of Reader’s Digest magazine, Reader’s Digest War Stories, mixes first-person stories with individual profiles of wartime leaders, a feature on Winston Churchill’s War Rooms, Cornelius Ryan’s Untold Stories of D-Day and more. My Ride on a Torpedo, by the captain of the destroyer St Laurent in 1940, describes how his quick thinking saved an entire ship when a 600-pound warhead of TNT broke loose on deck. Night Train to Chittagong tells of a dangerous railway journey from Bengal. And Harry Secombe recalls his call-up and departure for active service from Waterloo station, in 1942. The articles offer a fascinating and nostalgic glimpse of the personal side of war, all recounted in inimitable Reader’s Digest style.

In her Introduction, Reader’s Digest magazine Editor-In-Chief Gill Hudson explains that many of the articles have come from the readers themselves. “Many of the articles come from winners of the Reader’s Digest ‘First Person’ Award. The award was given for ‘true and hitherto unpublished’ stories that were ‘adventurous, humorous, dramatic or inspirational’ and World War II provided a rich stream.”

In the book’s foreword, Air Chief Marshal The Lord Stirrup explains that “If we are to understand history it is no good just looking at key dates and major events.” The Chief of the Defence Staff from 2006 to 2010, who began his career as an RAF fighter pilot and saw action in the Dhofur War, goes on to say that, “We must understand the people who took part in them: how they felt, how they thought, and how they behaved. Only then does the past come alive in a way that enables us to understand it and relate to it. Only then does history tell us something meaningful about who we are and where we come from.”

Readers Digest War Stories: Daring first-hand accounts of World War II from the magazine archives (RRP £9.99; ISBN 978-1-78020-101-6), is available in June 2012.

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Notes to the editor

    For further information including extracts, review copies or reader offers please contact Sandra Gilmore, F&W Media International Publicity, on 01626 323293 or email sandra.gilmore(at)fwmedia(dot)com.
    Reader’s Digest War Stories, is one of two History as it happened titles from Reader’s Digest for 2012. May 2012 saw the release of companion title, Reader’s Digest & the Royals.
    F&W Media International is an award-winning publisher and distributor of illustrated non-fiction books on a wide range of topics including history, hobby, craft and photography. The company publishes and distributes more than 100 titles a year for David & Charles, Dover, White Star, Reader’s Digest and other imprints.








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Melbourne, Victoria (PRWEB UK) 11 May 2012

Current fashion trends focusing on bold block colours are set to seep into more Australian homes according to the latest predications from Dulux. (source: Valdemar’s Painters)

The leading paint supplier recently announced its colour trend predications for 2012-2013, and in line with current fashion and design trends, it is signalling a shift into brighter, bolder colours for Australian interiors.

The trend predication towards bright and bold is one backed by leading Melbourne house painters, Valdemar’s Painters. Bright blue, in particular, has been high on the fashion radar in recent times and according to Valdemar’s Eva Gluchowski it is now making its debut in more and more Melbourne living rooms.

“As fashion colours have become increasingly bolder, we’ve noticed a corresponding trend in painting requests for brighter interiors.

“While some people might remain sceptical, the effect of bright bold colours within interior living spaces can be transformational. Bold colours create living spaces that are truly unique. With bold blues for instance, run-of-the-mill living rooms are transformed into fresh and energising spaces,” she said.

“Alternatively, introducing citrus colours of green or yellow can create in any living space an immediate feeling of calm and tranquillity.

According to most experts, the key to success in introducing bright colours to interior walls is finding balance in contrasting furnishings. Combining bright walls with soft furnishings and accessories in creams, whites and beiges ensure the colour provides its intended effect without overwhelming.

But while the trend towards more adventurous interiors seems set to continue for some time yet, according to Ms Gluchowski, the popularity of the more traditional earthy tones remains strong. A claim echoed by Dulux, who have tipped ‘time-honoured’ tones of reds and browns to remain enduringly popular into 2013.

“While these paint choices might be labelled conservative choices, the fact remains they are popular for a reason. These earthy tones provide a beautiful warmth to any room without the risk of overly dominating.

“While some paint trends tend to come and go with fashion, we expect earthy tones to remain a classic choice that will continue in popularity for many years to come.

“At the end of the day, whether bright or earthy, as painters in Melbourne with many years experience we happily work with our clients to achieve the interior look their heart desires,” she said.

Valdemar’s Painters is a Melbourne based house-painting firm committed to high quality interior and exterior house painting at affordable prices. Their house painters use only premium quality, environmentally friendly paints on all their projects.

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Qmadix CTIA Launch Event

Panorama City, CA (PRWEB) May 07, 2012

Mobile solutions visionary, Qmadix is set to announce the launch of several new additions to their product portfolio at CTIA. Focusing on style, fashion trends, and enhancing the user experience. Qmadix is dedicated to deliver forward thinking solutions for all tech enthusiasts, business travelers, and families alike. The innovative product road map is geared to equally benefit Apple, Android, and Smartphone consumers.

“Team Qmadix is ready to demonstrate our commitment in providing the finest mobile solutions. Personally, I am excited to see our retail partners, as well as, the debut of our newest product additions.” – David Khalepari, CEO, Qmadix.

When asked about what new innovative products will be debuting, he said “It’s confidential until Tuesday” when the show floor opens at CTIA. However, he welcomes everyone in the wireless community to visit the Qmadix booth #2933.

Qmadix left the tech world eager after a sneak preview of its revolutionary Q-i-sound in Las Vegas last January at CES 2012. Its long awaited release is finally here, along with the anticipation of their product giveaway.

“Qmadix (booth #2933) will be giving away a free Smudge-Free Device Cleaning Kit on Tuesday and Wednesday to the first 500 visitors” – Khalepari.

For more information on Qmadix, visit the website

or contact Brandon Lippincott at Brandon.lippincott(at)qmadix(dot)com

About Qmadix

Qmadix has a proven track record in developing and implementing effective accessory programs across all major channels, including Mobile Network Operators, Dealer Agents, Distributors and National Retailers. Our focus is to help our partners become more profitable by providing innovative products and backing them with value-added programs such as education, training, vendor managed inventory (VMI), private label branding and fulfillment services to enhance the support to our customers. We have built our business from the ground up and have continued to grow and evolve in the accessory industry.

Qmadix’s team is dedicated leaders with over 20 years of success in the accessory industry. Their long-standing commitment to providing quality products and innovative solutions has always been the cornerstone of the Qmadix philosophy.

For more information about Qmadix’s Tempered Tech Armor sound or any mobile accessories, please visit Qmadix.com

Contact Us:

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14350 Arminta Street

Panorama City, CA 91402

Phone: 818-988-4300

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Destin Fine Dining Cruise

Destin, FL (PRWEB) May 07, 2012

TripShock.com has a wide variety of affordable activities and attractions to really kick of this Mother’s Day. From Fine Dining Lunch Cruises to Dolphin Watch and History Tours, TripShock is sure to have that special event that both Mom and the entire family can enjoy.

Destin’s only Fine Dining Cruise is specifically catering to Mom’s this Sunday, May 13th with a Fine Dining Lunch Cruise on the Destin Harbor. Enjoy an elegant afternoon in the Destin Harbor with a Lunch Cruise that offers an absolutely exquisite menu and a beautiful scenery. The Fine Dining Lunch Cruise departs at 12pm for a duration of two hours. The menu offers a three course meal along with the option for appetizers and a wine/spirits bar. (Appetizers and alcoholic beverages are sold separately.)

To view pricing and availability for the Fine Dining Lunch Cruise on Mother’s Day May 13th, 2012, visit TripShock.com today.

TripShock is also offering another popular attraction that Mom is sure to love, the Dolphin Watch and Destin History Cruise located in the Destin Harbor. Enjoy a two hour narrated tour cruising the Destin Harbor while watching dolphins play in their natural habitats and discovering some of Destin’s historical facts and traditions. Kids can even get a glimpse of the ocean below with the glass bottom viewing section. The 65ft. walk around boat has air conditioned cabin seating as well as outdoor and upper deck seating. Not to mention this cruise offers snacks and refreshments on board.

To make reservations and book tickets for both the “Fine Dining Mother’s Day Lunch Cruise” and the “Dolphin Watch and Destin History Cruise,” please visit TripShock.com today.

About TripShock.com

TripShock! ® is the one and only online travel agency in the Northern Gulf Coast that enables travelers to book tours and activities directly. TripShock! offers trusted reviews from real travelers, photos, videos and other planning tools to help create the perfect Gulf Coast vacation. TripShock! attracts more than 500,000 visitors annually and partners with over 100 activity and lodging providers from Florida to Louisiana

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Doug Slater, host of Fishin’ Impossible

New York, NY (PRWEB) May 04, 2012

Fishin’ Impossible, a new breed of fishing show, makes its North American premiere May 5, 2012 on the World Fishing Network (WFN). The fast-paced, lighthearted television show bridges the gap between fishing, conservation, travel and cooking. Shot entirely in HD, the show contains captivating film work, original music and compelling storytelling. Already in more than 47 countries on ESPN International, Fishin’ Impossible is poised to make a big splash in the US and Canada.

Fishin’ Impossible debuts at 5 p.m. EST on May 5 on the World Fishing Network (WFN). The cast and crew will be celebrating their North American debut, as well as Cinco de Mayo, at Finz Bar and Grill in Mount Pleasant, SC. After its May 5th premiere, the show can be seen weekly on Saturdays at 5pm and Sundays at 1 a.m. and 9 a.m. EST.

Host Doug Slater is a licensed captain whose love for fishing and adventure has taken him around the world. Co-host Kurt Feldhun is an award winning filmmaker and lifelong fisherman whose work has appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show and MTV. Slater and Feldhun have been friends since childhood and fishing buddies for more than 20 years. Along for the ride is Jerri, a Chesapeake Bay Retriever, whose love for fishing and life on the water rivals that of any of her human companions.

Shot in close proximity to Charleston, South Carolina, episode one finds Slater and Feldhun fishing for Redfish in the South Carolina “low country” with legendary Captain Champ Smith. They hope to catch one slot fish for the table as well as put Feldhun on his very first Redfish. Along the way, they encounter endless oyster beds, mullet explosions and dolphins foraging in two feet of water. After a successful day out on the water, Slater and Feldhun head to Finz Bar and Grill where owner Chad Shores prepares the days catch in true low country fashion.

Fishin’ Impossible thanks its sponsors Regulator Marine, “The Finest in Offshore Sportfishing Boats,” as well as Revo Sunglasses and their new water lens technology and Wrangler Rugged Wear.

In its first season, Fishin’ Impossible has already set out lines in Key West Florida, Grand Bahama, Charleston South Carolina, Atlantic Beach North Carolina, Islamorada Florida, Norwalk Connecticut and West Palm Beach Florida. Upcoming shoots are planned in Colorado, Alaska and on both the East and West coasts.

About Fishin’ Impossible:

Fishin’ Impossible is produced entirely by Flying Gaff Productions, a full service media company that specializes in high-end resort and lifestyle videos. Spearheaded by award-winning director and editor Kurt Feldhun and producer Doug Slater, Flying Gaff differentiates itself by having an un-unyielding and relentless drive for creativity and quality. Flying Gaff prides itself on being able to “think outside the box” and continually deliver a cutting edge and exhilarating product.

For more information about sponsorship and advertising opportunities, or hosting Fishin’ Impossible, please go to http://www.fishinimpossible.com.

About The World Fishing Network: WFN is the only 24/7 television network dedicated to all segments of fishing with programming that covers instruction, tips, tournaments, travel, food, boating, outdoor lifestyle and more. Originally launched in December 2005, today WFN and WFN HD are available in more than 20 million households through North American cable, satellite and telecommunications distributors. In the U.S., distributors include Verizon FiOS, Dish Network, Comcast, AT&T U-Verse, GVTC

For press inquiries, please contact Jennifer Hobson

jennifer(at)jlhmedia(dot)com

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