| Visionary Dr. Pete Sulack and Matthew 10 International Ministries Name ...
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 25 /Christian Newswire/ -- WDC Media, the nation's fastest growing faith and values based public relations firm, announced it has been retained by Dr. Peter Sulack and Matthew 10 International Ministries to facilitate public relations, strategic media relations and marketing communications. "As specialists in strategic faith-based media relations, WDC Media is honored to be named as the agency of record for Matthew 10 International Ministries and its founder Dr. Peter Sulack," says Susan Zahn, CEO of WDC Media. Our firm is looking toward a fruitful campaign that will heighten the brand awareness and compassionate ministries of our new client," said Zahn. "Dr. Pete Sulack is a visionary minister who through his Matthew 10 International ministries has already begun to reach tens of thousands in the near east with the message of hope and redemption through the Gospel of Jesus Christ," says Zahn.
Pix Power, LLC Signs WDC Media as Agency of Record
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 27 /Christian Newswire/ -- WDC Media, the nation's fastest growing faith and values based public relations firm, announced it has been retained by Pix Power, LLC to facilitate public relations, strategic media relations, and marketing communications. "As a specialist in strategic faith-based media relations, WDC is honored to be named as the agency of record for Pix Power LLC" said Susan Zahn, founding president of WDC Media. "WDC is looking forward to a fruitful campaign that will create heightened brand awareness for our new client." Pix Power LLC has a mission to become the perfect complimentary revenue generating source for non-profit organizations, churches, causes and affinity groups. Pix Power has been developing its unique revenue sharing business model since 2003.
The Complete Bushisms
"I can press when there needs to be pressed; I can hold hands when there needs to be—hold hands."—on how he can contribute to the Middle East peace process, Washington, D.C., Jan. 4, 2008 "I welcome you all to say a few comments to the TV, if you care to do so."—Inviting visiting Irish dignitaries to address the media, Washington, D.C., Dec. 7, 2007 Click here to see video of Bush's comments. The Bushism is at 1:08. "If you've got somebody in harm's way, you want the president being—making advice, not—be given advice by the military, and not making decisions based upon the latest Gallup poll or focus group."—New Albany, Ind., Nov. 13, 2007 Click here to see video of Bush's comments. The Bushism is at 23:36. "And I will explain the need to reform a confirmation process that is making it more difficult to persuade decent and intelligence people to accept the call to public service."—Washington, D.C., Nov.
Detroit's AL rival Minnesota, trades Santana to NL contenders
Santana won the American League Cy Young Award in 2004 and 2006 and is 93-44 lifetime. He went 15-13 with a 3.33 ERA for the Twins last season. Santana has struck out at least 235 batters each of the past four seasons.
While the deal drains much of the talent out of the Mets' farm system, they did manage to hold on to top prospect Fernando Martinez, an outfielder. Instead, they headed the package with Gomez, who turned 22 in December and spent 58 games with the Mets last year.
Gomez is what scouts like to call a five-tool player, a combination of offensive ability that includes power and speed as well as an above-average defensive game and a strong arm. He has worked to cut down a strikeout rate that was high during the early part of a minor league career that began in 2004 after the Mets signed him out of the Dominican Republic.
Pechanga to deal women's, men's cards next week
Williams (33-0, 24 KOs) is listed at 6-feet-1, but he appeared considerably taller when he outpointed Antonio Margarito of Tijuana at The Home Depot Center in July 2007 and displaced Margarito as the WBO welter king. With his height, Williams, from Augusta, Ga., demonstrated in getting past Margarito that he also is very fast. At Pechanga, Williams is to box Carlos Quintana (24-1-0, 19 KOs) in a bout that HBO is displaying.
Carvajal cut loose San Diego promoter/manager Bobby DePhilippis his severed his tie to bantamweight/featherweight Cruz Carvajal. DePhilippis was disappointed in Carvajal's most recent effort in Montreal. Longtime San Diego boxing figure Bumpy Parra, Carvajal's handler, is hoping to interest Golden Boy as Carvajal's promoter, according to DePhilippis. DePhilippis decided not to enter into a promotional tie with Owen Beck, a heavyweight from Jamaica who lives in Nashville, Tenn., when Beck had one idea of who should be training him and DePhilippis had another.
Promotions, appointments and hires
His new job: Damon Daood has joined the Hondo Group, a Fort Worth-based marketing communications agency, as a senior art director. Daood will serve as lead designer for the Hondo Group creative team. His old job: Daood, a Cleveland, Ohio, native with more than 10 years experience in the field, has a diversified portfolio that includes production work for independent feature films, as well as traditional print and ad design experience. Prior to joining the Hondo Group, he served as creative director, production designer and photographer for MetalMachineMovie Productions in Austin. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Visual Communication Design from Kent State University. Staff reports Advertising, Marketing & PR Kiana Britton has been promoted to media coordinator for the Hondo Group.
|
