Sponsor A Woman Survivor Of War

So I've decided to support the ladies global-style. I've been thinking about how to go about it for awhile now, and of all the things that could've lit the fire under my tush, it was an article in Glamour about former sex slaves in Darfur. Those editors are so, so smart to interject the human interest pieces while you're indulging in guilty pleasures of fashion, cosmetics and dream sweepstakes. It's a stark contrast between real human suffering and the latest fad lip plumper.

My girl Mary Grace told me about this program, Women for Women International. I think 60 Minutes did something on them in January, too. It's $30 to join and then a minimum of $27/mo. to sponsor a woman. You can choose a country or simply default to wherever your help is most needed. You're matched with your "sister" in 4 weeks, and in addition to monetary support you have the option of writing letters for moral/emotional support. It's the most direct way I've seen in the way of affecting positive change in a war-torn country /changing another woman's life for the better.

Join me in sponsoring a woman survivor of war. Sign up online today at:
http://www.womenforwomen.org

Jeannette

Resumé for Danielle Allen

Danielle N. Allen
1760 Live Oak Drive #3
Fayetteville, AR 72704
Phone: (870) 71 5-2963
E-Mail
Resumé in PDF format

Objective
Obtain a position in a solid company wherein I can achieve my potential and aspirations for a
long-term career.

Qualifications

• Exceptional communication skills developed through extensive media exposure, various speaking engagements, and education
• First-rate organizational skills acquired while working at the Springdale Chamber of Commerce
• Efficient time management skills developed by balancing class and practice schedules, extensive travel, and the demands of being a full time student-athlete, as well as a single mother
• Dedicated, goal-oriented individual with the ability to work well with a diverse group of people
• Excellent problem solving skills and the ability to adapt and adjust to changing environments in an effective manner
• Proficient in Microsoft Word, Publisher, Excel, and Power Point

Education
Harrison High School, Harrison, Arkansas
Graduate Spring 2003, GPA 4.0
AP English
State Champion 10 times in Basketball, Volleyball, Track, Cross Country

Universitv of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas
Bachelor of Arts, Major in Communications GPA 3.2
Graduated May 2007
Attended Graduate Classes for Workforce Development, Fall 2007
NCAA Basketball Scholarship, 2003-2007

Experience
Springdale Chamber of Commerce, Springdale, Arkansas
April-September 2005, 2006, 2007
Receptionist / Event Planner

• Directed a 5K Walk/Run Event for a local festival
• Integral role in the organization of the Annual Teacher Appreciation Event of Springdale Public Schools

Universitv of Arkansas Women's Basketball Camps, Fayetteville, Arkansas
Summer 2004 and 2005
Coach and Youth Counselor

Arkansas Athletes Outreach, Fayetteville, Arkansas
May 2003-September 2005
Activities Coordinator

Activities and Interests

• Lady Razorback Sweat Hawgs Programs Volunteer, 2003-2007
• AAO Feed the Families, December 2003 and 2006
• AAO Houston Nutt Classic, July 2003
• Honduras Mission Trip, Summer 2006

Need Speakers?

Soar with Eagles is Arkansas’ choice for meeting planners who need to book professional speakers, trainers, or consultants for their organization. Organizations use our services for conferences, corporate meetings, and smaller events such as planning retreats and holiday dinners.

When you use our speaker bureau, we locate the right speakers for your objectives and negotiate on your behalf which can save you time and money. There is no additional charge to use our speaker bureau services when you hire a paid speaker. Plus, if your event is in Northwest Arkansas , we can provide airport pickup and audio-visual check with the speaker at no extra charge – that can save a meeting planner valuable time.

If you are part of a civic club or professional association and need speakers, contact us. We keep the database of the local speakers and some may waive their fee or offer a discounted fee if your audience is right.

Want to know more? Contact Carrie Smith at Soar with Eagles at carrie@soarhigher.com or 479.636.7627.

High-Octane Networking Power Lunch February 29

Ladies and Gentlemen, Start Your Engines. Looking for a referral accelerator? The High-Octane Networking Power Lunch revs it up! We provide a motivational message from a professional speaker followed by an hour of SPEED NETWORKING!

Friday, February 29
11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

South Walton Suites
1120 South Walton Boulevard
Bentonville, Arkansas
Click here to learn more about them.

Speed networking provides attendees the opportunity to engage in at least 10 one-on-one five-minute conversations with other
attendees is a high-energy, structured format.

Before we launch into an hour of speed networking, we feature a motivational message by consultant and corporate trainer Danny Frost. He will discuss the fundamentals of being a true leader. So many leaders try to steal their way into leadership using fear or intimidation. Others assume they are a “leader” simply because they have been given a position or title. In doing so, leaders fall short of what a true leader is.

He will give us ideas on becoming the leader that we were meant to be while bringing up a generation of leaders behind us.

About the speaker: Danny Frost is a business professional, consultant, and facilitator who uses his creative and energetic presentations to address teams and organizations dealing with some of today’s hottest issues. He has over 17 years experience working as a consultant and training manager in multi-million dollar retail outlets and companies. They trust him to motivate their teams and help them understand the basics of dealing with personal change and leadership styles to improve bottom line performance and — most of all — their personal lives. His personal philosophy is that it is EVERYONE’s responsibility to mentoring others to succeed and to lead by inspiring others to be everything they were meant to be. Join us for the High-Octane Networking Power Lunch.
Event includes lunch for just $25.

Seating is limited. Register and pay online at
http://www.soarhigher.com/honnwa.htm.

Introducing Verge Wine

Introduction from Jeannette: Verge Wine Cellars is a start-up private wine label in Sonoma County, CA. Two of the stockholders include two of my best friends from college, Jay Kell and Emily Collins (both native Arkansans). I hope you take the time to peruse the web site, a recent Scribe Marketing creation, and sign up for the mailing list. The first bottling will be ready for shipping next month, so be the first to try this enticing new Syrah.

Howdy Friend,

Mike and I would like to officially invite you to check out our small wine company, Verge Wine Cellars.

http://www.vergewine.com
Web site designed by Scribe Marketing, Inc.

We are on a mission to revolutionize the Syrah you drink!

* Rhone Obsessed
* Fringe Vineyards-The Wilder Side of Viticulture
* Organic Farming Love
* Wine with Spirit and Life
* Limited Quantities

We are just weeks from sending out our first release in March and we want to make certain that you get some.

The ONLY way to get our vino is to sign up for The Mailing List.

http://www.vergewinestore.com/mailinglist/

Drink More Syrah,

Jay Kell & Mike Brunson

Creative Referral Network News

Join us at Urban Table in Fayetteville, on the square, this Friday - 8:15 a.m. - 9:15 a.m. Bring your 90-second commercial on your service/business and lots of business cards. There's plenty of parking and we'll enjoy coffee, juice, water, tea (the restaurant is open only for lunch & dinner on Friday - we'll have it all to ourselves!) See you there! Donna 530.6462

AT A GLANCE:
February 14 - The Arkansas & Missouri Railroad "Love Train" with music and cuisine from Crossroads Cafe rides again! Call A&M at 479.725.4017 for details and reservations. Treat your Valentine to an unforgetable Valentine dinner (Feb. 14) and trainride to Fayetteville. Call 479.725.4017 for reservations. Check out their website at www.arkansasmissouri-rr.com.

February 14 and 15 - Urban Table, special Prix Fixe Valentine Dinner, 935.4646 for reservations. Details below.

March 13th - Financial Seminar for Women at Urban Table. Call CRN member, Robert Waddell, Edward Jones financial advisor at 479.872.2019 for details and reservations.

Every Wednesday - 11:30 - 12:30, lunch and meeting of Optimist Club at the Clarion in Fayetteville. Call Sandy at 521-4411 for information.

June 20 - Golfers, plan ahead for the Salvation Army 2nd annual golf tournament at Stonebridge! Call Donna H. for information on sponsorships or to register, 530.6462.

Don't forget A Fare To Remember for Parties, lunch, and all your catering needs! Call them at 387.0191 to schedule your event catering at your location or theirs at Fare in Fayetteville.

Want to help fund a great literacy project? Get your business involved with the Black Stallion Literacy Program. With 88,000 Arkansas children signed up (including the Springdale School District), it's a real winner. Email Jacci Perry for details on how you can Sponsor or help personally with this great project.

The North Forty in Fayetteville is accepting event reservations at this time. Call Darlene Martucci at 521.3739 for available dates. Lovely entertaining in a rustic, restored family farmhouse. for your next Board Meeting, Business Seminar, party, etc.

Mount Sequoyah Event - Caring for Creation Seminar - March 7-9, 2008. Mark your calendars now for this impactful opportunity. For details, check the website at www.mountsequoyah.org. Watch channel 5's Morning Show at 5:30 a.m. (approx. time) for more details. Cost is just $50 for the 3-day conference until Feb.8. Keynote Speaker, Dr. Matthew Sleeth, Friday night is a free event for CRN members...just show up at Mt. Sequoyah for the 7:00 p.m. speech and Identify yourself as a member (guests may come with you). Call 443.4351 for reservations for the conference or more information. Don't miss this "green" event!

Urban Table's Valentine Menu:

5-Course Prix Fixe Valentine Dinner

Appetizer - Poached Salmon & Fresh Cucumber Cups.

Salad - Chopped Vegetable Medley on a bed of mixed greens with apple, bacon, & gorgozola garnish

Fish Course - Grilled 4 oz. Mahi Mahi with Lemon basil, herbed rice and grilled zucchini

Main Course - Pan-seared 5 oz. Beef Tnderloin with Horseradish Demi-Glaze, butter-poached new potatoes & grilled asparagus

Dessert - Godiva cholocate Creme Brulee or Apple Crumble with Vanilla Ice Cream.

$35/person or $59.95 couple. $74.95/couple with 3 wines paired with courses. Gratuity & taxes not included. Ask about their student special couples dinner downstairs in the OPO, $24.95. Call 935.4646.

Fayetteville, Springdale, & Rogers Chamber information listed below.

Other Networking Groups:

Tuesday 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. - Donna Sallee's group meets at Iron Horse Cafe, south 1st street downtown Rogers.

Thursday 8:15 - 9:15 p.m. - Marilyn McKim's & Buster Brown's group meets at Buffalo Wild Wings in Har-Ber Meadows.

Friday - our own Fare meeting 8:15 - 9:15 a.m.

Alternate Meeting - Carrie Perrien-Smith meets 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. at Baker Brothers American Deli in Pinnacle Hills.

Rogers Chamber News

LIMITED Seating Remains for Annual Banquet – Reserve your table or individual seats today for the 86th Annual Banquet presented by Crafton Tull Sparks and The Pinnacle Group on Feb. 21 at the John Q. Hammons Center in Rogers. U.S. Sen. Mark Pryor will serve as the keynote speaker for the event which begins with a reception at 6 p.m. followed by dinner and program at 7 p.m. Purchase reserved table sponsorships by contacting Shelle Summers at 479-619-3187. Individual tickets are available online here for $45 for Chamber members, or $60 for nonmembers.

Three Cheers for NWACC – Members of the Chamber are invited to show appreciation and support for the faculty and staff of NWACC at the annual luncheon set for March 7 from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Hammons Center in Rogers. Tickets and reserved tables for the NWACC Appreciation Luncheon presented by Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. & Sam’s Club, and Signature Bank of Arkansas are available online here. For more information, contact Stacey Calhoun at 479-619-3195.

Upcoming Events

Cafecito Returns – Join a multicultural group of networkers at the first Cafecito of the year on Feb. 14 from 8-9 a.m. at the Chamber. You’ll enjoy your first cup of coffee more while you make connections. The event is conducted in both English and Spanish, and all members are welcome to attend, free of charge. For more information, contact Vilma Dominguez at 479-619-3186.

Coffee Connection – The coffee will be hot and your contact list for the week will be too if you join the group to meet and greet at Coffee Connection presented by Names and Numbers on Feb. 27, from 7:30-8:30 a.m., hosted by Mimi’s Café, 2105 Promenade Blvd., Rogers. The event is free and open to members with no registration required.

Business After Hours – Bring a stack of business cards and a couple of coworkers to the February event hosted by the Rogers-Bentonville Elks Lodge #2144 from 5-6:30 p.m. at 501 S. 40th St., Rogers. The event is free and open to members, with no registration required. 2008 Business After Hours are presented by Cross, Gunter, Witherspoon & Galchus P.C. Click here to find a map on the event page.

FYI Lunch & Learn – Spend your lunch hour developing your brain at the March 7 FYI Lunch & Learn presented by First Federal Investment Services. Bring your lunch to the meeting at noon at the Chamber to learn how to “Jump Start Your Future” with a snapshot of your retirement from Jeff Huff of American National Insurance. The event is free,but svp to the Chamber.
From the Fayetteville Chamber:

Find a job now!

Opportunity for Fayetteville Chamber Members

The Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce is partnering with NationJob, one of the largest and most recognized internet job sites in the world, to offer a regional solution for employers and job seekers.

Companies such as the University of Arkansas, Mercy Health System, Tyson Foods, J.B. Hunt, Assembled Products Corporation, Transplace and Northwest Health Systems have already posted hundreds of jobs on the site, and more companies are coming on board daily. This Web site is even useful to small businesses because they will be able to post on the site at no cost. NationJob also allows major employers to recruit candidates more easily.

The Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce will link NationJob's website from the homepage of the Chamber website and jobseekers will be able to sign up to receive updates on Northwest Arkansas jobs through the site.

If you are interested in more information about this great opportunity please contact the Fayetteville Chamber at 479-521-1710.

Click below for employment opportunities.

http://www.nationjob.com/northwest-arkansas-jobs/

30-Day Sit Spot Challenge from Ozark Tracker Society

Imagine people all over the world going to their outdoor "Sit Spots"
every day for 30 days!
(read about the 30-Day Sit Spot Challenge:
http://ent.groundspring.org/EmailNow/pub.php?module=URLTracker&cmd=track&j=190703462&u=1923590

Why would they do this, and what's a "Sit Spot" anyway?

As the students in our Kamana Naturalist Training Program already
know, regularly going to the same spot, even for just a few minutes at
a time, is a powerful way to learn about nature.

And as Jon Young says, whether you want to become a naturalist,
tracker, bird language or wild plant expert, "Find one place you can
get to know really, really well."

However, this time of year it can be really challenging for even the
most commited student of nature to keep going to their sit spot.

That's where the 30-Day Sit Spot Challenge from Feb. 15th - March 15th
comes in!

I decided to coordinate this event because sometimes we can forget
what is important, and having other people share in our challenging
experiences is really supportive.

For example, just knowing that lots of other folks are accepting the
challenge helps holds me to the things I want in life, like
cultivating quietness and becoming closer to the natural world right
in my own place.

Please join me and many others in accepting the 30-Day Sit Spot
Challenge. Read about the challenge and how to join:
http://ent.groundspring.org/EmailNow/pub.php?module=URLTracker&cmd=track&j=190703462&u=1923591

Just think how powerfully and joyfully you'll be greeting the coming
Spring, after having spent the last month of winter outside every day,
watching the natural world awaken from winter slumber?

In gratitude,

Kat Koch,
Youth Programs Instructor, Kamana 2 Responder, and Product Sales Manager

p.s. Though the event officially begins Feb. 15th, if you're late in
finding out about the Challenge and getting started, that's OK, just
make up the time to yourself after March 15th.

And if you're traveling during part of this period, that's alright
also, just find someplace outside to sit each day. The point of this
is to spend the time connecting with nature and support others in
doing so.

Here's that web page about the challenge again:
http://ent.groundspring.org/EmailNow/pub.php?module=URLTracker&cmd=track&j=190703462&u=1923592

MixMaster Mike from the Beastie Boys at George's Tomorrow (Friday) Night!

Buy tickets at George's Majestic Lounge. See you there!

Updates to Creative Referral Network

Many of you already know, however, just to be sure - the Young Professionals BAH event for tonight has moved to Feb.28, same time and place (Willy D's).

Valentine's Day specials are available at About You Salon & Spa in Springdale. Stop by the spa at 608 W. Emma (next to Bedford's) or call 756.1854 for a gift certificate for massage (by Tracey) or hair color and styling (from Holly), or products from the shop. Manicures & pedicures also make a nice gift. Specials are available until month's end.

Remember, Urban Table has a two-day Valentine 5-course Dinner, tonight and Friday night. Call for reservations: 935.4646.

Love Train Tickets are almost sold out...call them at 725.4017 and ride tonight.

Happy Valentine's Day to all!

Happy Valentine's Day from NWA Scoop!

Happy Valentines Day from The Scoop!

If you've waited until the last minute to buy any Valentine gifts, we have a few great ideas.

Chick-fil-A (on College Ave. in Fayetteville) has their very own valentines. You can buy them in packs of 10 and each one gets your valentine a free kids size Icedream.

In place of the traditional chocolates, you might try Chuck's Cake Shoppe or Shelby Lynn's Cake Shoppe. They are sure to win someone's heart and cater to their sweet tooth!

Chuck's Cake Shoppe
407 N. College Avenue
Fayetteville, AR
479.442.2253

Shelby Lynn's Cake Shoppe
118 West Emma Avenue
Springdale, AR
479.750.0044

Still need a little gift for that someone special? Check out Sign, Sealed, Delivered in Rogers. They have a great variety of gifts and stationary! A little something for everyone from the entertainer to the scrap booker!
602 S.52nd Street
Rogers, AR
479.271.7747

Go Red For Women

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News: American Heart Association reaches 2010 Goal It was a lofty goal - reduce the number of deaths from coronary heart disease and stroke by 25% before 2010. We've hit the mark for heart disease and are almost there for stroke! Unfortunately, there is much that still needs to be done. Reducing risk factors, especially physical inactivity, obesity and diabetes, is a major challenge. In fact, recent studies from the American Heart Association indicate that women face unique risks for developing heart disease, but you can protect yourself by learning more about how to lower your blood pressure, or reading the latest studies. Feature: Are you the Heart of Go Red? Every heart has a story. We want to hear yours. Come share your heart health story for a chance to be named the "Heart of Go Red" and represent the movement in its upcoming 2008-2009 campaign. There's even the chance you can appear in a TV special! Share your story today! Go Red on TV: TLC's hit makeover show, "What Not To Wear," will spotlight Go Red For Women again this year by featuring a young, energetic heart disease survivor and AHA volunteer, Melissa Buzzell. The show is scheduled to air multiple times throughout American Heart Month. Feb. 22 at 9pm and 11pm ET Feb. 23 at 2pm ET This month, you can also see Go Red For Women promo spots and storylines about women and heart disease on All My Children, One Life to Live and General Hospital. These appearances are brought to you by Campbell's and ABC Daytime. Heart Health: Help women live longer, healthier lives The HEART for Women Act was drafted to reduce the devastating effects of cardiovascular disease in women. It calls for widespread access to early detection, accurate diagnosis and proper treatment. The American Heart Association believes strongly in this bill. We are urging members of Congress to pass the HEART for Women Act this year and start helping women live longer, healthier lives. For more information and to add your signature to our "Red Dress Paper Doll Petition," visit heartforwomen.org. Take the Go Red Heart CheckUp Every woman counts Join 597,435 other women and take the Heart CheckUp. You'll know your numbers and help us reach ours: 1,000,000

Donate | Learn & Live Quiz | Forward to a Friend TM Go Red trademark of the American Heart Association, Red Dress trademark of DHHS You have received this communication because you have registered online or at an event to be part of the Go Red Women movement (goredforwomen.org). To be removed from this email/newsletter list, please use the link below and follow the instructions. Remove my address from this email/newsletter list Remove my address for all association mailings You will be removed from the email/newsletter list within 24 hours. Use of Personal Information | Ethics Policy | Conflict of Interest Policy To unsubscribe via postal mail, please contact us at: American Heart Association Attn: Email Subscriptions Groups 7272 Greenville Avenue, Dallas, Tx 75231-4596 February's Heart-Healthy Recipe Berry-Topped Pudding Pie in Meringue-Nut Crust Lush berries guard the nut-filled treasure hidden just beneath the crust of this scandalously tasty, tongue-teasing dessert. Recipe courtesy Alton Brown Support the Cause Thanks to the participation of millions of people across the country, the color red and the red dress have become linked with creating awareness of heart disease in women. Go Red For Women is channeling its energies and resources to challenge women nationwide to discover their personal heart health risk by taking the online Go Red Heart CheckUp. Learn other ways for women to protect themselves and their loved ones with these tools and information from Go Red For Women.

Ball Plaza Undergoing Renovation And Searching For Enterprising Restaurateur For Streetside Deli/Café

A New Look On The Downtown Square:
Ball Plaza Undergoing Renovation

All-New External Glass, Updated Common Areas And Upgrades For Elevator Areas And Bathrooms On Every Floor

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(Fayetteville, AR - February 14, 2008) – Alexander, Merry-Ship & Alt Real Estate Group, Inc., reports good progress on the transformation of the former E.J. Ball Plaza into the renovated Ball Plaza and is looking for first-floor food service offering outdoor seating as well as breakfast, lunch and dinner to downtown offices. A great opportunity for an enterprising restaurateur!

The building has been a landmark in downtown Fayetteville since 1965.

Ball Plaza consists of seven stories totaling over 57,000 square feet of commercial space. Located right off the Downtown Square on West Center Street and with new management in place, the building is undergoing renovations that include new energy-efficient windows, updated common areas and upgrades for not only all elevator areas but also the bathrooms on every floor.

Plans for Ball Plaza include up to 20,000 MOL square feet available for tenants, individual offices, streetside café or deli, site manager on location and high-speed Internet systems.

Owners are Ball Plaza Holdings, LLC, members Richard Alexander, John Nock, Ted and Leslie Belden and Hank Broyles.

Alexander, Merry-Ship and Alt Real Estate Group, Inc., is recognized for several renovation projects including The Inn at Carnall Hall, The UARK Bowl condominiums and events center, The Ozark Theater building and, most recently, the condominium conversion of the former St. Joseph’s Catholic Church property in the Fayetteville historic district.

For more information, please contact Sheree Alt of Alexander, Merry-Ship & Alt Real Estate Group, Inc., at salt@amaregi.com or 479.443.1313.

10% Off Discount for 2008 Women in Info Technology Conference "Take The Leap"

Join us for the 4th Women in IT Conference on February 29th and “Take the LEAP!” This all day conference is designed to inspire and empower the working women of Arkansas.

"I've always come away from the Women in IT Conferences feeling re-energized and excited about being a woman in the IT profession."
Ragan Stukenborg, Tyson Foods, Inc.

Share experiences with thriving women in IT from around Arkansas, hear motivating keynote speakers, and attend relevant break-out sessions such as:

How to be yourself!: Exploring personality and the art of creative risk taking - Mary K. Williams, LCSW Psychotherapist
Self Defense - Randy Edwards, Impact Martial Arts
Work & Life: Creating and Cultivating a Spirit of Celebration - Dr. Theres Stiefer, Dir of Center for Mgmt. & Executive Ed University of Arkansas
Sustainability: Work, Life, World - John Coleman, Sustainability Coordinator for City of Fayetteville; Sarah Lewis, Envirosystems Professional, Springline Consulting Group; Steve Rust, Executive Director, Fayetteville Economic Development Council
Professional Networking Luncheon - Blake Woolsey, Executive Communications Consultants
Diversity Today - Tyson Foods, Inc. Representative
Death By PowerPoint? Find Life And Meaning Beyond The Standard Presentation Slide - Jeannette Balleza, Scribe Marketing
Panel discussion - Dr. Cindy Riemenschnieder, University of Arkansas IS, and Susan Norton, CIO Fayetteville Public Schools, Kym Patterson, Chief Security Officer, State of Arkansas DIS
Communication in the Workplace - Marilyn Ledbetter Acxiom, Inc. senior-level software tester and owner of Sundown Consulting Services
Internet: Self, Financial & Child Safety - Stephen Svetz State of Arkansas
To register or for more information go to
http://itrc.uark.edu/events/wit/
Say Presenter Jeannette Balleza of Scribe Marketing, Inc., referred you to receive your 10% discount!

Get up to date information and find out about:
Sponsorships and discounts available to companies who send employees
Speaker and break-out session information
What others have said about the conference

For large groups or company-wide registration, please contact:
Eric T. Bradford
479.575.5291
ebradford@walton.uark.edu
Carlan Pine
479.575.4261
cpine@walton.uark.edu
We look forward to seeing you there!

Presented by:
Information Technology Research Institute
Sam M. Walton College of Business
University of Arkansas
itri.uark.edu/events/wit/
February 29, 2008
Location: Fayetteville, Arkansas
Registration Fee: $175
Say Presenter Jeannette Balleza of Scribe Marketing, Inc., referred you to receive your 10% discount!

Information Technology Research Institute · 1 University of Arkansas · JBHT-ITRI 404, Fayetteville, AR 72701 · PH (479) 575-5291 · FX (479) 575-3460
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Only Today: Download Suze Orman's Book Women and Money today before 8 p.m.

Expert Advice... Feel free to share.

Today only until 8pm, you can download a free copy of Suze Orman's book "Women & Money." See attached link - at bottom of page you can download either the english or spanish version.

http://www.oprah.com/tows/pastshows/200802/tows_past_20080213.jhtml?promocode=HP24

P.S. Happy Valentine’s Day!!