Saturday, September 1, 2012
The Spirit of Entrepreneurship
Friday, August 31, 2012
San Diego Walk Now for Autism Speaks
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| To promote the upcoming San Diego Walk Now for Autism Speak to be held on October 6, 2012 at Liberty Park, speakers were interviewed on ABC10/Azteca, San Diego. |
RMPR Adds LG Services to Client List
RIVERA MEDIA AND PUBLIC RELATIONS ADDS NEW CLIENT L.G. SERVICES
FULLERTON, Calif., July 30, 2012 – Rivera Media and Public Relations, a new boutique public relations consultancy firm, announced L.G. Services as its new client.
Specializing in Service of Process, Court Messenger Services, and Investigations, the L.G. Services team boasts 25 years of combined experience and provides solutions to most Attorney Service needs.
“With the use of cell phone technology, we communicate with our clients every step of the way via text or e-mail – this is an imperative component to our success,” said Louis A. Graziadio, owner and operator of L.G. Services.
About L.G. Services
L.G. Services is an upcoming process serving firm in South California. Working mainly with property management companies in the beginning, L.G. Services has branched out into other areas in the small claims spectrum. L.G. Services specializes in Service of Process, Court Messenger Services and Investigations. Helping clients understand the small claims process step by step from court filings to satisfying the judgment is what makes L.G. Services the number one choice for all small claims needs.
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey presents Dragons
Celebrating the Year of the Dragon!
Laughter Amid Tragedy: The Life of Clown Alex Barney
By Annie Rivera
Flying over Colorado Springs on his way to Las Vegas, Nev. one July morning was tough for this highly energized circus performer. From the airplane, Alex Barney could see the plumes of smoke from the Waldon Canyon Fire that devastated over 300 homes. In times like these Barney feels the need to “step up his game” a little more than usual.
"Anytime tragedy strikes,” Barney said, “clowns work that much harder to help people relax and forget about troubles and worries even for a little while.” Barney calls the profession of clowning “therapeutic and a form of community outreach” by providing families a temporary escape.
Barney’s main priority is taking care of parents and care professionals. “It’s stressful enough to see children in hospitals but when moms and dads are crying, children know something is wrong,” Barney said. “It’s my job to provide relief for parents, doctors and staff. When grown ups laugh, children laugh too and vice versa. I feel this is my calling, what I was meant to do in life.”
Barney, a second-generation clown, followed in his famous father Joseph Barney's footsteps, began performing at a very young age. Originally from Bridgeport, Conn., Barney was intrigued by the Ringling Bros. show that stopped in his town every year and was determined to learn the ways of clowning. Inspired by the great performers Chuck Sidlow and Chris Allison, Barney joined the Ringling Bros. team and has enjoyed every minute entertaining hundreds and thousands of people.
As a member of the renowned Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Clowns troupe traveling from city to city, Barney said clowns become “ambassadors of the world” by the way in which they reach out to people. “We don’t need to speak the native language to make them laugh because laughter is truly universal.”
Coming to the Honda Center (2695 E. Katella Avenue, Anaheim, CA 92806), Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey presents “Dragons,” a never-before-seen circus spectacle celebrating the Year of the Dragon!
The Greatest Show on Earth includes Kung Fu martial arts, an American debut of Alexander Lacey’s mixed-cat act featuring tigers and lions together, majestic equestrian acrobatics, the Flying Caceres’ tantalizing trapeze act, daredevil motorcyclists, and the showstopper Ringling Bros. Asian elephants.
One hour before every show, guests can visit the All-Access Pre-Show for FREE. Learn juggling and balancing skills, get autographs from or take photos with performers, and interact with Ringling Bros. Clowns.
When: Friday, July 27 through Sunday, August 5.
Tickets: $20, $26, $42 (VIP), $70 (Front Row) and $100 (Circus Celebrity) Opening Night tickets are $12 (not valid for VIP or premium tickets)
All seats are reserved; tickets available thru Ticketmaster.com, charge by phone at 800-745-3000 or visit the venue box office.
For show times and more information, visit www.Ringling.com or visit us on Facebook and YouTube.
Laughter Amid Tragedy: The Life of Clown Alex Barney
By Annie Rivera
"Anytime tragedy strikes,” Barney said, “clowns work that much harder to help people relax and forget about troubles and worries even for a little while.” Barney calls the profession of clowning “therapeutic and a form of community outreach” by providing families a temporary escape.
Barney’s main priority is taking care of parents and care professionals. “It’s stressful enough to see children in hospitals but when moms and dads are crying, children know something is wrong,” Barney said. “It’s my job to provide relief for parents, doctors and staff. When grown ups laugh, children laugh too and vice versa. I feel this is my calling, what I was meant to do in life.”
Barney, a second-generation clown, followed in his famous father Joseph Barney's footsteps, began performing at a very young age. Originally from Bridgeport, Conn., Barney was intrigued by the Ringling Bros. show that stopped in his town every year and was determined to learn the ways of clowning. Inspired by the great performers Chuck Sidlow and Chris Allison, Barney joined the Ringling Bros. team and has enjoyed every minute entertaining hundreds and thousands of people.
As a member of the renowned Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Clowns troupe traveling from city to city, Barney said clowns become “ambassadors of the world” by the way in which they reach out to people. “We don’t need to speak the native language to make them laugh because laughter is truly universal.”
Coming to the Honda Center (2695 E. Katella Avenue, Anaheim, CA 92806), Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey presents “Dragons,” a never-before-seen circus spectacle celebrating the Year of the Dragon!
The Greatest Show on Earth includes Kung Fu martial arts, an American debut of Alexander Lacey’s mixed-cat act featuring tigers and lions together, majestic equestrian acrobatics, the Flying Caceres’ tantalizing trapeze act, daredevil motorcyclists, and the showstopper Ringling Bros. Asian elephants.
One hour before every show, guests can visit the All-Access Pre-Show for FREE. Learn juggling and balancing skills, get autographs from or take photos with performers, and interact with Ringling Bros. Clowns.
When: Friday, July 27 through Sunday, August 5.
Tickets: $20, $26, $42 (VIP), $70 (Front Row) and $100 (Circus Celebrity) Opening Night tickets are $12 (not valid for VIP or premium tickets)
All seats are reserved; tickets available thru Ticketmaster.com, charge by phone at 800-745-3000 or visit the venue box office.
For show times and more information, visit www.Ringling.com or visit us on Facebook and YouTube.
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Saturday, October 22, 2011
El Dorado HS JV vs El Toro HS
On location at Northwood High School, EDHS' fall league continues as they face El Toro HS. Defense and strong drives to the hoop lifted the Hawks to a win. Watch highlights from today's game.
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Ringling Bros. Returns to Anaheim
Disconnect from the digital world and enjoy the circus this summer as Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey returns to Anaheim this month at the Honda Center. Read my interview with Clown Alley's Brandon Foster. See you at The Greatest Show On Earth!
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