Yandy.com Announces Green Monday Holiday Sales Event!

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PHOENIX, Dec. 09, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — Yandy.com, one of the world’s largest online retailers of women’s lingerie and apparel, has announced their annual Green Monday Holiday Sales Event that includes select best selling lingerie styles under $5.00! Yandy invites customers to be Hot for the Holidays this season with these limited time deals! Starting Sunday, December 11th at 5PM EST, Yandy is discounting hundreds of top selling lingerie sets including popular holiday styles like the famous Satin Bow Teddy. This limited time Green Monday sale is the best day to stock up on stockings and stocking stuffers! Customers will be able to shop these amazing deals under four pricing tiers all of which feature products up to 80% off: Under $5 $5-$10 $10-$15 Over $15 In addition to these deals, Yandy is offering free, premium shipping for all orders more than $70, with guaranteed Christmas delivery (US only, some restrictions apply). For more information on all the deals happening during Green Monday visit www.yandy.com. Media contact: Maggie Davis, The Bromley Goup, mdavis@tbg-world.com, 212-696-1100, ext. 19 SOURCE Yandy.com Related Links http://www.yandy.com Nov 22, 2016, 10:00 ET Preview: Lingerie Retailer Yandy.com Announces Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals for 2016

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Evite Xếp Phoenix Hạng 19 Trong 20 Thành Phố Mỹ với tiệc tùng nhiều Nhất trong năm 2016

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Evite® Reveals Top Party Cities of 2016

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 1, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — Evite, the leading digital service for bringing people together, today announced the Top Party Cities of 2016. This second annual list recognizes the cities that rank highest when it comes to planning the most parties, events, and get togethers throughout the year. Evite analyzed its proprietary data from parties across the U.S. and Canada over the past 12 months. For events in which a location was specified, the Top 20 Party Cities based on the number of events planned are summarized below and via infographic http://bit.ly/TopPartyCities2016: Evite Top Party Cities 2016 # of Events 1. Houston 70,864 2. Chicago 64,157 3. Austin 61,502 4. San Diego 54,632 5. Los Angeles 49,364 6. Atlanta 47,493 7. New York 47,115 8. San Jose 45,135 9. Seattle 41,976 10. Washington, D.C. 41,782 11. Dallas 40,920 12. San Francisco 39,893 13. Portland 35,188 14. Denver 34,080 15. Charlotte 31,711 16. Toronto 30,012 17. Arlington 28,223 18. Raleigh 26,647 19. Phoenix 24,488 20. West Hollywood 23,032 “We would like to congratulate Evite’s Top Party Cities of 2016,” said Victor Cho, Chief Executive Officer of Evite. “These cities are leading the way when it comes to bringing people together face-to-face and strengthening connections with friends and family. We are confident they will keep on partying throughout the holiday season and beyond!” Evite strives to make getting together effortless and more memorable. The company recently announced the latest evolution in its industry-leading digital invitation experience: a free Private Sharing Feed that enables users to share photos, memories and conversations before, during and after the event. In the last year, Evite has also added free thank-you notes, instant gifting, one-click donations and fundraising, and much more. About Evite Evite (www.evite.com) is the leading digital service for bringing people together. With a wide array of free, easy-to-use invitation designs and inspirational party-planning tools, the company has sent over 2 billion event invitations in its history, enabling approximately 3 billion unique face-to-face connections. Evite makes getting together effortless and more memorable for its 100+ million annual users, sending 20,000 invitations every hour and handling hundreds of millions of RSVPs every year. Launched in 1998, Evite is headquartered in Los Angeles and is a subsidiary of Liberty Interactive Corporation, attributed to the Liberty Ventures Group (NASDAQ: LVNTA, LVNTB). SOURCE Evite Related Links http://www.evite.com

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Phoenix Capital Group Is Passionate About Freight Factoring and Supporting the Community: Representatives Gave Back Through Donations, Fundraisers, and Charitable Events

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During the year of 2016, Phoenix Capital Group’s mission was to encourage the connections of representatives inside and outside the office doors by giving back to the community.

SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA (PRWEB) DECEMBER 07, 2016 Phoenix Capital Group believes volunteerism and donations to the less fortunate positively affects both parties; giving back creates loyalty among members of the community, boosts individual satisfaction, improves the public image, and supports overall morale and teamwork. Phoenix Capital Group representatives individually gained a great deal from these events; representatives acquired new skills, gained self-fulfillment, established a service-oriented culture, and increased internal socialization and friendships within the company. Listed below are the donations and charitable events and donations representatives participated in during the year 2016. On January 2016, a few Phoenix Capital Group representatives participated in the Stride 4 Spines 5K benefiting the Barrow Neurological Institute. An ample portion of the proceeds from the 3.11 mile race were donated to the institute located in Phoenix, Arizona. Phoenix Capital Group had a blast running the 5K and was happy to support the cause. The month of March 2016 was spent collecting clothing and household goods for Vietnam Veterans of America – specifically the Veterans located in Arizona. Phoenix Capital Group representatives collected 15 large bags of household goods for the charity. Inside these bags were clothing items and shoes for all ages, kitchen appliances, toys, tools, bedding, and other miscellaneous household items. Giving back to veterans is the ultimate way to show appreciation for fighting for this country’s freedom. During the month of May 2016, Phoenix Capital Group representatives participated in National Red Nose Day to support children poverty around the world. Every year, Walgreens teams up with a handful of celebrities and hosts a two-hour live television special to create awareness and make a difference for children. Half of all the money raised is spent in the United States, while the other half of the money raised goes to the poorest communities in Latin America, Asia, and Africa. All the proceeds support projects that ensure children’s safety, health, and education. Phoenix Capital Group gave through the #RedNoseDay event by purchasing red noses. The event is held in May every year and is funded by Walgreens. During the year 2016, Phoenix Capital Group branched out and opened a call center in Birmingham, Alabama. The Birmingham office decided to give back to their community by donating items to the Birmingham Humane Society. The office of four representatives collected dog food, blankets, newspapers, pillowcases, and a cash donation. The Birmingham office did an awesome job collecting a large amount of donations that will help many animals in need. While Birmingham donated items to the Humane Society during the month of September 2016, the Arizona office collected items for the Phoenix Rescue Mission. The Phoenix Rescue Mission collects “hope tote hygiene kits” for the homeless men and women of Phoenix, Arizona. Representatives bought brand new items for the hope totes; toothbrushes, socks, shampoo, conditioner, water bottles, and more. The Phoenix and Birmingham offices sacrificed a great deal of time, energy, and money during the month of September to help those less fortunate in the surrounding communities. The month of November was the Arizona offices’ last effort to give back to the community during the year 2016. The Arizona representatives collected non-perishable food for Saint Mary’s Food Bank. The food bank collects food from individuals all over the state of Arizona via grocery stores, schools, offices, churches, etc. The food collected is portioned out to low income families and to the homeless shelters in Phoenix. Representatives in the Arizona office were able to donate ten large bags for Saint Mary’s Food Bank. The Birmingham office decided to participate in the Angel Tree program during the month of December. Children who are recipients of Angel Tree gifts are from families who have applied for Christmas assistance through the Social Services program of The Salvation Army. Each representative of the Alabama office chose an angel to sponsor for the Christmas season. Six shoe boxes were filled with Christmas gifts and then dropped off for the Salvation Army to distribute to families in need on Christmas day. The year 2016 was an extremely successful and encouraging year for Phoenix Capital Group. Stay tuned via social media as the Arizona and Alabama offices continue to volunteer and donate in 2017. About Phoenix Capital Group, LLC Phoenix Capital Group is an industry leading provider of transportation financing services for trucking companies in the United States. Headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, Phoenix Capital Group also maintains regional offices in Texas, Alabama, and Tennessee. Phoenix Capital Group offers a powerful array of transportation services including recourse freight factoring and non-recourse freight bill factoring, equipment financing, fuel card programs and a free online load board service. Additional information about Phoenix Capital Group, LLC is available at http://www.pcgfactoring.com. This Phoenix Capital Group news release and other announcements are available at http://www.pcgfactoring.com/press-release/ and as part of a Phoenix Capital Group load board at http://pcgfactoringloadboard.com/. You can also follow our news on Twitter at @PHXCapitalGroup. Contact: Phoenix Capital Group, LLC, (623) 298-3460, or fill our a contact form on the website.

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Arizona TV and Radio Stations to Air ASU-Produced Documentary on Prescription Drug Abuse Share Article

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“Hooked Rx: From Prescription to Addiction” to air on every broadcast TV station and most radio outlets across Arizona in English and Spanish on Jan. 10.

PHOENIX (PRWEB) DECEMBER 02, 2016 Two years ago, Arizona State University students produced a statewide documentary on the perils of heroin that was watched live by 1 million viewers and won numerous honors, including the region’s top Emmy and a national Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Award. ASU students at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication are following up their award-winning investigation with a special report on the alarming rise in prescription opioid abuse, which will air on every broadcast TV station and most radio outlets across Arizona in English and Spanish on Jan. 10. More than 100 students under the guidance of over a dozen faculty members are working on “Hooked Rx: From Prescription to Addiction,” a 30-minute commercial-free investigative report airing on 30 broadcast TV stations in Phoenix, Tucson and Yuma and 97 of the state’s radio stations. The air time will be at 6:30 p.m. on most stations. Cronkite News, the student-produced news division of Arizona PBS, in conjunction with the Arizona Broadcasters Association is producing the documentary. The video of “Hooked Rx” and a series of multimedia stories will be available the evening of the showing at hookedrx.com. “Hooked Rx” builds upon the first documentary “Hooked: Tracking Heroin’s Hold on Arizona” by uncovering the root of the heroin epidemic with in-depth interviews with recovering prescription pill addicts, law enforcement, government officials and doctors and public health experts. “Through the first ‘Hooked,’ we learned that the heroin crisis is the result of the abuse of prescription pain medications,” said Cronkite School Dean and Arizona PBS CEO Christopher Callahan. “This is a state and national health issue that has reached epidemic proportions.” According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, part of the National Institutes of Health, unintentional poisoning deaths from prescription opioids quadrupled from 1999 to 2010, outnumbering those from heroin and cocaine combined. “The No. 1 reason for this documentary is obvious,” said ABA President Art Brooks. “We’re trying to save and change lives. We really hope this report starts conversations within families and communities about the depth of this crisis.” During and after the telecast, the ABA will sponsor a call center for viewers seeking counseling on prescription opioid and heroin addiction. A 100-phone center with trained counselors will be set up in the studios of Arizona PBS on the sixth floor of the Cronkite School on ASU’s Downtown Phoenix campus. Callahan said the Cronkite School is devoting a significant amount of its resources to “Hooked Rx,” which started production in August on broadcast, digital and new media content under the leadership of Cronkite News Executive Editor Kevin Dale. Cronkite Professor of Practice Jacquee Petchel, a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist is spearheading the production of the documentary. “You, your family, your loved ones, your children, your grandchildren, even your grandparents are all susceptible to this kind of addiction,” Petchel said. “We are seeing addicts who are as young as 13 and others in their 40s or 50s whose addiction starts with some kind of injury or pain problem. This is clearly a life and death situation.” Cronkite News students also are producing more than a dozen digital stories from across the state under the direction of Dale, Southwest Borderlands Initiative Professor Angela Kocherga, who co-leads Cronkite News Borderlands, Christina Leonard, director of the Reynolds Business Reporting Bureau at Cronkite News, and Petchel. Another Pulitzer winner, Knight Chair Steve Doig, is leading a team of students who are analyzing Arizona emergency department data on overdoses, as well as census demographics to pinpoint the patterns and hot spots of prescription drug abuse. Students are building a special website for the content under the guidance of Rebecca Blatt, director of the Cronkite News Digital Production Bureau. Ethics and Excellence Professor of Practice Jessica Pucci is working with students to develop a social media campaign for the project. The Cronkite New Media Innovation and Entrepreneurship Lab, directed by Retha Hill, former vice president of Black Entertainment Television and a digital media pioneer, and her students are creating 360-degree videos on the story of a recovering addict and another on the areas where teenagers might hide drugs in their rooms. In the Cronkite Public Relations Lab, students are working with Cronkite Professor of Practice Mark Hass and faculty associates Sonia Bovio and Maddie Liseblad on a campaign to build awareness about opioid abuse. The PR Lab is partnering with the Arizona Governor’s Office of Youth, Faith and Family, which aims to create a brighter future for youth and families in Arizona. Students in the PR Lab also are utilizing Thunderclap, an online “crowd-speaking” platform to rally individuals around the issue. The Cronkite Public Insight Network Bureau, led by Professor of Practice Theresa Poulson, is deploying its network to locate sources not previously tapped by journalists. In all, Petchel said students have traveled across the state, talking with more than 100 Arizonans. “Our students are producing real-time journalism that stretches them beyond their comfort zone,” she said. “They are bringing a fresh perspective to a very important story.” Cronkite senior Sean Logan, who serves as chief videographer and director for “Hooked Rx,” recently interviewed Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey for the documentary. Logan said it has been humbling and heartbreaking to hear how prescription drug abuse has taken its toll on individuals and families across the state. “There needs to be more awareness about the prescription opioid epidemic in our state,” Logan said. “I wish the public could sit in on the full interviews because it shows how big of a problem this actually is and how it affects so much of our population.” Logan was one of more than 70 students who worked on the groundbreaking “Hooked” documentary in fall 2014. Since airing, it has received numerous awards, including a duPont Award, which marked the first time a student project has won the award and just the third time in the then 74-year history of the contest that a Phoenix-based news operation has received the honor. “Hooked” also received a prestigious Sigma Delta Chi Award from the Society of Professional Journalists and two of the region’s top professional honors at the Rocky Mountain Emmy Awards: an Emmy in the category of “Societal Concerns – Program/Special” and the Governors’ Award. It also took first place in video storytelling at the Arizona Press Club Awards. Recently, “Hooked” won the National Association of Broadcasters Education Foundation’s President’s Special Award, a top honor from the NAB. The NAB also announced in September that it was launching a nationwide campaign to combat heroin and opioid addiction, in part as a result of the first “Hooked” documentary. “We’re still getting calls and emails about the first ‘Hooked,’” said Brooks, who attended the NAB announcement in Washington, D.C. “They say it saved their son or daughter. It’s great to see that it’s still making an impact. We encourage Arizonans to once again tune in to watch ‘Hooked Rx.’” The TV stations committed to the simulcast include: Phoenix DMA TV KAET-TV (PBS) KASW-TV (CW) KAZT-TV (IND) Prescott-Phoenix KKAX-TV (NBC) Kingman KNXV-TV (ABC) KPHO-TV (CBS) KPNX-TV (NBC) KSAZ-TV (FOX) KTAZ-TV (Telemundo: Channel 39.1 and 39.2) KTVK-TV (IND) KTVW-TV (UNIVISION) KUTP-TV (My45) Tucson DMA TV KGUN-TV (ABC) KHRR-TV (Telemundo: Channel 40.1 and 40.2) KMSB-TV (FOX) KOLD-TV (CBS) KTTU-TV (MyTV) KUAS-TV (PBS) KUVE-TV (Univision) KVOA-TV (NBC) KWBA-TV (CW) Yuma DMA TV KECY-TV (FOX) KESE-TV (Telemundo) KSWT-TV (CBS) KYMA-TV (NBC) NECY-TV (ABC) OECY-TV (CW) OSWT-TV (Estrella) Phoenix DMA Radio KNIX-FM/KESZ-FM/KYOT-FM/KZZP-FM/KOY/KFYI/KGME/KMXP KTAR-FM KALV-FM/KMLE-FM/KOOL-FM KLNZ/KVVA/KDVA/KBMB KUPD-FM / KSLX-FM / KDKB-FM / KAZG-FM /KDUS KMVA /KOAI/ KKFR/ KZON KXEG English/KHEP Spanish KKNT / KXXT KJZZ-FM, plus 3 translators, Phoenix, Tucson & Silver City NM KAJM-FM / KNRJ-FM KFNX KSWG (Wickenburg/Phoenix) KRDE-FM (San Carlos/Phoenix) KPNG-FM KQMR-FM Tucson DMA Radio KVOI / KCEE KCMT-FM/ KFMA-FM/ KLPX FM / KTKT KRQQ-FM/ KMIY-FM/ KOHT-FM/ KYWD-FM/ KNST/ KXEW/ KTZR KQTH-FM/ KFFN-FM/ KTGV-FM Yuma DMA Radio KBLU/ KTTI-FM/ KQSR-FM KAWC AM-FM Statewide Radio KJJJ/KNTR AM-FM/KVYL, Lake Havasu City KWCX/KHIL, Wilcox KPGE/KXAZ-FM, Page KWLP-FM, Peach Springs KTHQ/ KQAZ/ KNKI, Navajo and Apache County KRVZ, Springerville / Eagar KWKM-FM, Show Low KYCA, Prescott KTOX, Needles, CA KTNN AM-FM/KWRK-FM, Window Rock KGMN-FM/KZKE-FM/KYET, Kingman KUYI-FM Hopi Radio KAFF, Flagstaff KKLD-FM/KVRD-FM/KQST-FM/KVNA-FM/KVNA/KYBC, Cottonwood KAWP Parker/ KJZA Williams,Verde Valley/ KJZP Prescott/ KJZK Kingman plus Flagstaff translator

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Parker & Sons Educated on Winter Energy Savings

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PHOENIX, Dec. 2, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — Winter will soon be creeping up, and even in the desert that means it’s almost time to turn on the heater. Nighttime temperatures below 40°F are common through the month of March, so if individuals are not turning on the furnace it is going to be getting cold. With the joy of reduced cooling costs comes the misery of increased heating cost. Parker & Sons advises, that homeowners do not have to settle for a high energy bill during the winter. There are many clever ways to save on energy costs during the winter. Logo – http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20161121/441623LOGO Parker & Sons notes that the sun provides free heating all year long, no matter the season. Homeowners can take advantage of this to lessen the load they will be placing on their heating unit. Parker & Sons advises that it is wise to open the curtains covering south facing windows. Sunlight will flood into the home and naturally heat it. Best of all, the ambient warmth gathered during the day will gradually release at night time providing extra heat. Parker & Sons promotes the power of bundling up. Sweaters, sweatshirts, blankets, long underwear, and warm headwear can all help to keep an individual toasty warm even during the most frigid of winter nights. The human body itself creates a good deal of warmth. By bundling up, this warmth is captured and out to work. Parker & Sons further advises Phoenicians on the power of eliminating drafts. According to a study conducted by the United States Department of Energy, individuals could save up to 30 percent on their energy bills by covering up draft windows or doors and be sealing air leaks. The more warm air that is trapped in the home, the less work the heating unit will have to do. It is also important for furnaces and heaters to be inspected on a yearly basis. Simply cleaning the heater and replacing worn parts can result in massive savings on the monthly energy bill. “This is an important thing for people to realize, they don’t have to be spending a fortune to stay warm during the winter. Sure the heater is a great tool, but it is only one of the many tools they have in their arsenal,” said Josh Kelly of Parker & Son. This content was issued through the press release distribution service at Newswire.com. For more info visit: http://www.newswire.com SOURCE Parker & Sons Related Links http://parkerandsons.com Nov 30, 2016, 07:00 ET Preview: Parker & Sons Explores Ways to Cut Down on Heating Costs

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Valet Parking Arrives at America’s Friendliest Airport

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by Public Relations | Published On: Nov 14, 2016 | Last Updated:

Phoenix, AZ – Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport now offers travelers a new service to help make the parking experience even easier. Valet Parking is now available at Terminal 4, which serves more than 80 percent of Sky Harbor’s passengers. Travelers have two options when it comes to valet parking: Drive-up service in the Terminal 4 garage, just a few steps from the door; or reservation-only valet with drop-off at the curb. “This is a service that our travelers have frequently requested,” said Jim Bennett, Director of Aviation Services. “Since our goal is to deliver world-class customer service, we are excited to offer this new convenience.” Valet_EpicValet services are operated by Freedom Park and Epic Valet. The cost ranges from $30 per day for Terminal 4 drop-off to $32 a day for reservation-only curbside drop-off. Both valet services offer additional services for travelers, including the option of having the vehicle washed or serviced. Valet Parking is one of the many parking options offered at America’s Friendliest Airport®. The airport also offers Prepaid Discount Parking in the terminal garages, which allows travelers to reserve their parking in advance and self-park. Several economy options are also available throughout the airport at East Economy, the Terminal 2 Economy section of the garage, and the West Economy Park and Walk.Valet_FreedomPark For more information on the new valet services, please visit skyharbor.com/valet. For up-to-the-minute parking information and availability, call 602-273-4545 or visit skyharbor.com/findaspot. ### Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, America’s Friendliest Airport, has an annual economic impact of nearly $29 billion. Every day approximately 1,200 aircraft and more than 100,000 passengers arrive and depart at Sky Harbor, PHX Sky Harbor is funded with Airport revenue. No tax dollars are used to support the Airport.

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Final Unofficial Elections Results for City Council District 3 Special Election

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Nov. 22, 2016

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Maricopa County completed ballot tabulation on Friday, Nov. 18 and has released the unofficial election results for the City of Phoenix Council District 3 Special Election. The final, unofficial results are: Name Votes Percentage Dan Carroll 9,061 19.07% Christopher M. DeRose 9,854 20.74% Jim Mapstead 9,067 19.09% Debra Stark 19,526 41.10% The City Council is scheduled to canvass the vote totals during its Formal meeting at 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 30, after which the results become official. Because no candidate received a majority of all votes cast, the two candidates with the highest vote count will move forward to a Runoff Election, which will be held on March 14, 2017. More information can be found on Phoenix.gov/Elections. Media Contact: Matt Hamada Phone Number: 602-262-6213

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