Enduring Images Featured on Extreme Makeover: Home Edition

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Product from Golden, CO-based Company Showcased on December 16 Episode

Enduring Images, the leader in ceramic customization, will be featured on the Friday, December 16 episode of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. The company produced a custom tile mural for the award-winning reality program on ABC.

The episode featuring the Rhodes Family of Columbus, Ohio will air Friday, December 16 from 8:00 to 9:00pm, ET on ABC.

“Giving back to the community is an important part of our company’s business model,” said Mary Beth Manwiller, Owner of Enduring Images. “The tile mural we produced for the home was produced from a family photo. We used our state-of-the-art digital ceramic printing system to manufacture the custom tile. The result is a high resolution photograph preserved forever in ceramic tile.”

“We were excited to partner with Enduring Images to produce a commemorative tile mural that the Rhodes family will have for a lifetime,” said Diane Korman, Senior Producer of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.

About Enduring Images
Since 2003, Enduring Images has produced stunning high resolution custom tile, tile murals, dinnerware, commemorative items and memorial products. The company sells their digital ceramic decorating systems to individuals and business around the world. Enduring Images systems enable the creation of permanent, full color, black and white as well as sepia decorations. Customized dinnerware is produced using food safe and dishwasher safe ceramic decorations. All products deliver commercial ceramic durability. Even outdoors, their products will never fade. The unique ceramic printing technology at Enduring Images makes high quality personalized products affordable. To learn more visit www.enduring-images.com.

About ABC-TV’s “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition”
The Emmy award winning reality program, “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition,” now in its ninth season, is produced by Endemol USA, a division of Endemol Holding. It’s executive-produced by Brady Connell and George Verschoor. David Goldberg is Chairman, Endemol North America. Episodes air Friday nights from 8:00 – 9:00pm, ET on ABC.

Halloween New Orleans: Despicable Me Minions

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The crew at HNO28: Halloween New Orleans, dressed as minions from Despicable Me! Our girlfriend is Edith, one of the orphans from the movie.

PAMALYA HOSTS 5TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL HOLIDAYS EVENT

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Event Benefited Share Our Strength at District475

Pamalya, a new grassroots community of internationally-minded people, hosted its 5th Annual International Holidays Event on November 17 at District 475 Gallery (10111 Inverness Main Street, Ste. T, Englewood). Nearly two hundred people attended the event, which benefited Share Our Strength, a national nonprofit organization devoted to ending childhood hunger in America.

Guests also enjoyed delectable hors d'oeuvres and desserts from Russo's Kitchen & Tavern and Ya Ya's Euro Bistro, cultural dance performances, Pamalya “models” and music by DJ Nate Williams.

“Our International Holidays event was a celebration of world cultures and an opportunity for locals to mingle with members of the international community in town,” commented Gadi Friedman, Pamalya’s Founder. “We thank all the guests who celebrated with us as one big family and look forward to seeing them at Pamalya's 2012 events.”

This year’s event was special, because it was the official launch of Pamalya in Colorado. Pamalya’s vision is to transform our cultural landscape by bringing people together in an enriching and engaging environment. The Pamalya community attracts individuals who love to share and explore cultural treasures of art, food and wine, fashion, music and more. For more information on Pamalya, visit www.Pamalya.com.

The Aramaic word for “entourage,” Pamalya carries the world’s cultures forward in contemporary and consequential ways. When Israeli-born Gadi Friedman moved to Denver in 2000, he set out to build a global community in which social and cultural bonds could be formed. He began by organizing home gatherings in Denver, where internationally minded neighbors socialized, and as interest grew, so did the frequency and size of its events. Today, Pamalya is a grassroots community that organizes vibrant cultural events — from musical performances to cooking classes to “off the beaten path” travel. Pamalya also offers a dynamic web portal that allows members to connect with fellow Pamalyans, find events, measure cultural growth and exchange ideas of mutual interest. Pamalya is proud to donate a portion of the proceeds generated from its signature events to valued and respected charity partners. For more information, visit www.pamalya.com.

PAMALYA HOSTS 5TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL HOLIDAYS EVENT

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Event Benefits “Share Our Strength” at District475 on November 17

Pamalya, a new grassroots community of internationally-minded people, will host its 5th Annual International Holidays Event on Thursday, November 17 at 7:00 p.m. at District 475 Gallery (10111 Inverness Main Street, Ste. T, Englewood)—Denver’s newest, SoHo-inspired venue. A portion of proceeds from the event will benefit “Share Our Strength,” a national nonprofit organization devoted to ending childhood hunger in America.

Guests of the International Holidays Event will enjoy ethnic edibles from some of Denver’s top restaurants and “Cirque”-like dance performance in a stimulating cultural environment—with DJ Nate Williams providing an eclectic beat.

“Our International Holidays event is a celebration of world cultures and a good opportunity for locals to mingle with members of the international community in town,” commented Gadi Friedman, Pamalya’s Founder. “We expect hundreds of guests from over 30 nationalities who will come to celebrate this special holiday season as one big family.”

This year’s event is special, because it is also the official launch of Pamalya in Colorado. Pamalya’s vision is to transform our cultural landscape by bringing people together in an enriching and engaging environment. The Pamalya community attracts individuals who love to share and explore cultural treasures of art, food and wine, fashion, music and more.

“To become part of Pamalya’s global community is to engage socially, grow culturally and connect internationally,” summarized Friedman. “This event is not to be missed. Throw on your chic attire and come and join us for a fun, memorable evening.”

Cost for the event is $45 per person through November 10 and $55 November 10—17, including tickets at the door. Ticket includes a complimentary drink, gourmet food from Denver’s top restaurants, an international dance performance and one of Denver’s hottest DJs.

For more information and to register, visit www.Pamalya.com

The Aramaic word for “entourage,” Pamalya carries the world’s cultures forward in contemporary and consequential ways. When Israeli-born Gadi Friedman moved to Denver in 2000, he set out to build a global community in which social and cultural bonds could be formed. He began by organizing home gatherings in Denver, where internationally minded neighbors socialized, and as interest grew, so did the frequency and size of its events. Today, Pamalya is a grassroots community that organizes vibrant cultural events — from musical performances to cooking classes to “off the beaten path” travel. Pamalya also offers a dynamic web portal that allows members to connect with fellow Pamalyans, find events, measure cultural growth and exchange ideas of mutual interest. Pamalya is proud to donate a portion of the proceeds generated from its signature events to valued and respected charity partners. For more information, visit www.Pamalya.com

Share Our Strength, a national nonprofit 501c-3, is ending childhood hunger in America by connecting children with the nutritious food they need to lead healthy, active lives. Through its No Kid Hungry® Campaign, Share Our Strength ensures children in need are enrolled in effective federal nutrition programs; invests in community organizations fighting hunger; teaches families how to cook healthy, affordable meals; and builds public-private partnerships to end childhood hunger, at the state and city level. Working closely with the culinary industry and relying on the strength of its volunteers, Share Our Strength hosts innovative culinary fundraising events and develops pioneering cause marketing campaigns that support No Kid Hungry. Visit Strength.org to get involved.

Angels Against Abuse :: Project PAVE

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Did you know that one in three teens report knowing a friend or peer who has been hit, punched, kicked, slapped or physically hurt by their dating partner?

Angels Against Abuse, the student-led, East High School club in Denver has come up with an idea to address this problem in their community - and they are in the running for a $50,000 grant from the Pepsi Refresh Project. This funding will directly impact over 5,300 Denver-area students by teaching them about healthy relationships and teen dating violence.

You can help these youth by voting every day through the end of November at www.refresheverything.com/projectpave and by texting the #'s 109915 to 73774. Out of 325 other finalists, Angels Against Abuse is the only other Colorado group requesting a $50,000 grant and they need the help of the community to get the message of dating violence awareness out to their peers.

Angels Against Abuse is sponsored by Project PAVE, a Denver-area nonprofit whose mission is to empower youth to end the cycle of relationship violence. For additional information on Project PAVE, please visit www.projectpave.org.

GUTTAU PUBLIC RELATIONS ADDS FOUR NEW CLIENTS

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Guttau Public Relations, a public relations firm specializing in restaurants, education, retail and nonprofit industries, announced today that the firm has added four new clients: Pamalya, Enduring Images, About Time Fitness and Roaring Fork Gay and Lesbian Community Fund.

The firm’s new clients are as follows:
• Pamalya: Pamalya is a grassroots community that organizes vibrant cultural events—from musical performances to cooking classes to lectures. Pamalya also offers a dynamic web portal that allows members to connect with fellow Pamalyans, find events, measure cultural growth and exchange ideas of mutual interest. www.pamalya.com
• Enduring Images: Enduring Images is a leader in ceramic customization for memorial products, dinnerware, interior design, ceramic studios, college ceramic arts programs and commemorative remembrances. The company combines state of the art digital printing devices with patented ceramic toner formulations to manufacture memorial portraits, tableware and tile. www.enduring-images.com
• About Time Fitness: Opening in late 2011, About Time Fitness is a preeminent group training studio proudly serving the southwest Denver communities, exclusively offering Body Training Systems' pre-choreographed group training programs. www.abouttimefitness.com
• Roaring Fork Gay and Lesbian Community Fund: This organization has been serving the GLBT community of the Roaring Fork Valley and beyond since 1996. The Community Fund produces many events throughout the year, including Aspen Gay Ski Week each January, which brings thousands of skiers to the mountains of Aspen. www.rfglcf.com

“With the addition of these clients, we are expanding our reach into consumer products, fitness and cultural events,” said Jim Guttau, Principal. “Guttau PR has become known for exciting grand opening and charity events, which have created a significant following—of young professionals and socialites alike. Look for our new clients’ events in the media soon.”

Since 2005, Guttau Public Relations has implemented effective and innovative public relations campaigns for local and national clients such as Jamba Juice and the National Kidney Foundation. For more information about the firm and its results, visit www.guttaupr.com.

MONDAMIN FIRE & RESCUE DEPARTMENT HOSTS FUNDRAISER

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Event to Benefit Fire Chief Who Lost Home to Fire on October 4

Mondamin Fire & Rescue Department today announced it will be host a pancake breakfast fundraiser to raise money for its fire chief, Norman Wallis, who lost his home to a fire on October 4. The breakfast will be held on Sunday, November 13 from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Mondamin Fire & Rescue Department (602 Maple Street).

The event is open to public and will accept freewill donations. The breakfast will include pancakes, sausage, and beverages. A silent auction featuring a variety of gift baskets and hand-crafted items will also be held.


About the Mondamin Fire & Rescue Department
Comprised of 24 volunteers, the Mondamin Fire & Rescue Association is an incorporated entity, which is a unit of the Government of the Town of Mondamin. Mondamin Fire & Rescue Association's purpose is to prevent fire, to safeguard the lives and property of all people within its jurisdiction, and to implement fire suppression and rescue operations when called upon to do so for the saving of life, property, and resources. To learn more, visit www.mondaminfire.com.

7th Annual Urban Cowboy Draws 350

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Thanks to the 350 people that attended the 7th Annual Urban Cowboy!

Please view this great video of the event by Gabe Rovick: http://vimeo.com/30550231

The ASCENT Foundation hosted its 7th Annual Urban Cowboy event on Saturday, October 8 from 7:30 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. at Casselman’s Bar & Venue (2620 Walnut Street, Denver). This year’s event benefited Sewall Child Development Center.

Formed in April 2002, the ASCENT Foundation is a Denver-based non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness and money for small charitable organizations. Their mission is to increase the philanthropic activity of the 25 to 40 year old demographic. The ASCENT board of directors is comprised of 11 people and over 30 volunteers, whose ages range from 25 to 40. ASCENT is short for A Socially Conscious Entity.

“Since 2002 the ASCENT Foundation has raised over $235,000 for Denver-area non-profit organizations,” commented Wayne Keith, founder of ASCENT. “This event is almost always a sell-out and is one of the top events of the year for the 25 to 40 crowd.”

Each year, ASCENT selects a new beneficiary. The board members select a recipient after reviewing proposals from a pool of non-profit organizations.

Urban Cowboy will included the following activities:
• Live music by Halden Wofford & the Hi*Beams and The Ghost of Joseph Buck
• Mechanical bull ride
• Cow milking station
• Arm wrestling station
• Dinner buffet
• Coors beer station, cocktails and wine
• Silent auction, with price points from $50 to $500+

For more information, visit http://www.urbancowboy.us/.

Sewall Child Development Center is dedicated to helping young children (birth through age five) of all abilities and learning styles to reach their full potential. Sewall’s mission is to assist young children with special needs due to disabilities, developmental delays and economic disadvantages. However, Sewall has an unwavering commitment to inclusion – so children with special needs learn and grow with their typically developing peers in Sewall’s developmental preschool and early care and education programs. For more information, please visit www.sewall.org.

VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA “SWEET LIFE” FASHION SHOW IS SEPTEMBER 17

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8TH ANNUAL EVENT FEATURES THREE BOUTIQUES

DENVER, CO—The Eighth Annual Volunteers of America Fashion Show, “Sweet Life,” will take place Saturday, September 17 at Suite 200 (1427 Larimer St., Denver). Doors open at 7:00 p.m., and the runway show begins at 8:15 p.m. The annual event benefits the Volunteers of America (VOA) Brandon Center, a 118-bed shelter in the metro area providing food, shelter, and life skills training for women and children who are victims of domestic violence or formerly homeless.

“In addition to showcasing the hottest clothing styles for fall and winter, our 2011 show will incorporate confectionary delights from Happy Cakes Bakeshop,” said Jim White, director of community affairs at VOA. “Our goal is to help make life a bit sweeter for the women and children of our Brandon Center.”

Sweet Life will feature attire from three Denver boutiques—Mariel, Moda, and Goldyn, as well as DJ entertainment, food, and beverages.

The ticket prices vary as follows:
• General admission: $65 per person, includes endless Voli Vodka drinks, dessert, appetizers, and party gift.
• Catwalk seating: $100 per person, includes endless Voli drinks, dessert, appetizers, and party gift.
• Sponsor booths: includes complimentary Champagne bottle service, Voli drinks, and tableside snacks. EDGE Restaurant at Four Seasons Hotel Denver will host a sponsor party prior to the fashion show, which will offer complimentary valet, cocktails, and appetizers. For sponsorship inquiries, email Jordan Sanders: jsanders@voacolorado.org.

“Guests will also have the opportunity to purchase $10 candy bars donated by Sugarlicious,” said White. “The candy bars will contain a ‘golden ticket’ redeemable for an array of prizes, such as Southwest Airlines flights, bottle service at Suite 200, concert tickets from AEG Live, and more.”

Tickets will be on sale starting July 22, but pre-sale ticket prices are available until July 21. Purchase tickets at www.VOAColorado.org or call Jordan Sanders at 720-264-3333.

Special thanks to event sponsors: MillerCoors, Oxford Club Salon and Spa, Crystal Oleskevich,
211 Photography, Suite 200, 5280 Magazine, Westword, EDGE, Four Seasons Hotel Denver, Voli, Sugarlicious, Happy Cakes, Guttau PR, and the participating boutiques.

About Volunteers of America
Volunteers of America is a national, nonprofit, faith-based organization dedicated to helping those in need rebuild their lives and reach their full potential. Through more than 30 distinct human service programs throughout the state of Colorado, including housing and healthcare, Volunteers of America helps more than 200,000 Coloradoans each year. Since 1896, its ministry of service has supported and empowered America's most vulnerable groups, including at-risk youth, the frail elderly, low-income families, homeless individuals and families, women and children escaping domestic violence, and those seeking affordable housing solutions. Visit www.VOAColorado.org to learn more.

Business Quickie Lunch at EDGE: Four Seasons Hotel Denver

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EDGE is downtown Denver's hot new steakhouse at Four Seasons Hotel Denver--at the corner of 14th and Arapahoe. EDGE Chef Simon Purvis’ career has taken him all over the globe, from Berlin to Singapore. In each city, he immersed himself in the local cuisine and developed his menus around tastes that were already familiar there. Therefore, Chef Simon sources his beef from a Colorado ranch, striped bass from Alamosa, fresh produce from farmers markets, and so on.

I had the sincere delight of dining at EDGE for lunch on June 29, sampling the Business Quickie Lunch. I was immediately intrigued with the name and found it to be EDGE's twist on the Bento Box. The price is $18, which includes the four small plates and a dessert. A phenomenal value for the gourmet meal you receive!

On today's menu for Business Quickie Lunch:
-Summer Halibut Ceviche
-Heirloom Tomato & Mozzarella, Torn Basil, Aged Balsamic
-Sesame Chicken Salad, Peanut Dressing, Crisp Wontons
-Petit Steak Frites, House Cut Fries, Peppercorn Sauce

And for dessert:
-Organic Chamomile Panna Cotta, Lemon Oat Crumble, Sweet Roasted Apricots
-Meyer Lemon Tart, Candied Kumquats, Passion Fruit Gelee

And that was just for lunch! Wish I would have worked out at the Four Seasons Hotel fitness center before.

The pastry chef even sent us home with adorable "Twitter" cupcakes, complete with the Twitter logo and bird.

Not only is Four Seasons Hotel Denver a shining new landmark in the Mile High, but it's a destination for delectable cuisine and top-notch service.

Thanks to Chef Simon Purvis and Team--and Dana Berry, the property's PR princess!

Snowmass Culinary & Arts Festival Returns July 21-23

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Snowmass Tourism announces the Second Annual Snowmass Culinary & Arts Festival will be held Thursday, July 21 through Saturday, July 23.

“The festival brings foodies, wine and spirit connoisseurs, and art lovers alike together in a visual and delectable feast,” said Susan Hamley, Director of Snowmass Tourism. “Celebrity chefs will be showcased along with a free juried art exhibit of more than 30 regionally and nationally recognized artists, free chef demonstrations, and two evening events—Tapas & Tequilas and Palette of Pairings.”

Celebrity chefs for 2011 include Chef Richard Sandoval, internationally recognized as the “father of modern Mexican cuisine,” who elevated Mexican cuisine to gourmet status when he opened Maya in New York City. Named Mexico’s Toque d’Oro and Bon Appétit’s 2006 Restaurateur of the Year, Sandoval now owns and operates more than 20 restaurants worldwide.

The festival also features Chef Hosea Rosenberg, Bravo TV’s Top Chef 2009 Winner; Chef Alex Seidel, Food and Wine’s 2010 Best New Chefs in America; Chef Frank Bonanno, owner of six restaurants and bars in Denver; Chef and host of PBS Texas Cooking & Lifestyle series host, Christy Rost; and Diane Hendericks, a food and nutrition specialist, personal chef, cookbook author and on-air contributor for Good Morning America Health.

“We are thrilled to host these nationally-renowned chefs,” commented Hamley. “Combining their culinary talent with artists provides an exciting weekend for visitors amidst the scenic mountain splendor of Snowmass Village."

The schedule of events is as follows:

Thursday, July 21
5:30 p.m.: Chef Sandoval kicks off the weekend with a free cooking demonstration in the Viking Culinary Tent, followed by a free concert on Fanny Hill by blues legend, Otis Taylor.

Friday, July 22
• 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.: Art lovers will enjoy more than 30 juried artists’ works throughout the Snowmass Mall.
• 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.: Free Viking Stage Kitchen Cooking Demonstrations will include Kimball Executive Chef Vaughn Hobbs; Chef David Von Holton of The Artisan; Clark Church of Garnish; and Alan Sirull of The Brothers’ Grille.
• 4:00 p.m.: Venga Venga and Chef Sandoval will host Tequilas & Tapas, a ticketed event. Guests will sample a flight of tequilas paired with Mexican tapas.

Saturday, July 23
• 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.: Juried art exhibit continues.
• 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.: PBS Chef Christy Rost conducts a workshop entitled “A Colorado Kitchen: Celebrating Farm-to-table Menus and Decorations.”
• 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.: Chef Hosea Rosenberg hosts “Smoking at Home.”
• 1:30 p.m. to 2:15 p.m.: Chef Sandoval cooking demonstration
• 2:30 p.m. to 3:45 p.m.: Chef Alex Seidel hosts “Making Sheep’s Milk Ricotta – Simple & Easy.”
• 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.: Chef Frank Bonanno will perform cooking demonstration on “Niçoise Salad with Tuna Conserva” and Regional Chef Mark Fischer from Six89, Phat Thai, and the Pullman will host "Porcini and Pancetta."
• 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.: Palette of Pairings, featuring Chef Christy Rost, invites guests to indulge in a feast of small plates prepared by over 20 local chefs paired with wines, beers, and spirits.

The cost for Snowmass Culinary & Arts Festival is $65, which includes all the demonstrations and the Palette of Pairings on Saturday. Separate event tickets for Tequilas & Tapas are available for $30, and Palette of Pairings tickets are $45. The Viking Stage Kitchen Cooking Demonstrations on Friday and artist exhibition are free. To purchase tickets and to learn more, visit www.snowmassculinaryandarts.com.

For area information and lodging specials, visit www.snowmasstourism.com.

The resort town of Snowmass Village, Colorado, is located in the heart of the Elk Mountains and nine miles from Aspen, Colorado. Snowmass is a scenic three-hour drive from Denver and accessible via four regional airports (Aspen, Eagle, Grand Junction, and Denver). Snowmass offers diverse lodging and daily activities for families, adventurers, and couples. For more information on this popular mountain destination and lodging information, please visit www.snowmasstourism.com.

Avanti Skin Center to Offer Special Acne Treatments in June to Honor National Acne Awareness Month

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The American Acne and Rosacea Society (AARS) has declared June National Acne Awareness Month.

Avanti Skin Center of Denver, will offer special acne treatment options during the month of June in honor of National Acne Awareness month.

“According to the American Acne and Rosacea Society (AARS), over 17 million Americans suffer from acne,” said Avanti Owner Cynthia Mejia. “By offering specials this month, we are hoping to bring awareness to acne, and specifically teach our patients more about this skin disorder.”

Avanti will offer the following two special treatment packages during the month of June:

Acne Fighter Treatment Package
$88 Skin Consultation, Microdermabrasion and Blemish Fighting Blu-U Light Treatment (Regular Price $175)

Acne Fighter Treatment Package
$135 Skin Consultation, Laser Genesis for T-Zone and Microdermabrasion (Regular Price $275)

Research conducted by the AARS shows that treating acne can prevent additional breakouts and scars and it can also improve a person’s quality of life.

“People living with acne can suffer from low self-esteem, anxiety, and depression. Acne can even discourage people from pursuing life's dreams,” remarked Mejia. “When acne is under control, a person’s confidence grows and anxiety and depression will diminish.”

For more information on the acne treatment specials and to make your appointment, please call (303) 221-3333.

Avanti Skin Center of Denver is an innovative skin care and laser hair removal center that treats patients to a luxurious spa-like experience. Offering a wide variety of services like acne treatment, facials, and Juvederm, Avanti’s professional staff of nurses and medical professionals have a natural aptitude for putting patients’ minds at ease, and with its spa, the stage is set for pure relaxation. Visit www.avantidenver.com to learn more.

GUTTAU PUBLIC RELATIONS ADDS TWO CLIENTS AND TWO TEAM MEMBERS

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Guttau Public Relations, a public relations firm specializing in restaurants, education, retail and nonprofit industries, announced today that the firm has added two new clients, GreenSpot and Snowmass Tourism, and two team members.

The firm’s new clients are as follows:

• GreenSpot: GreenSpot brings together the best people in the real estate and construction industries, from realtors to energy auditors to designers to construction contractors, with one thing in common—energy efficient, green building. www.yourgreenspot.com

• Snowmass Tourism: Guttau PR will assist with public relations efforts for the Snowmass Culinary & Arts Festival, held July 22 to 23. The festival features celebrity chefs, such as Hosea Rosenberg and Alex Seidel, and a juried art exhibit with regionally and nationally recognized artists. www.snowmassculinaryandarts.com

Guttau PR has added Jane McGillem to the team as an account coordinator and Nate Carroll as an intern. With a communications degree from University of Denver, Jane McGillem brings experience working with both nonprofit organizations and businesses in the areas of communications, brand development, public relations, and social media. Currently studying at Metro State University, Nate Carroll joined the firm as an intern in June.

“With the addition of GreenSpot and Snowmass Tourism as clients, we are expanding our reach into the green, travel, and food industries,” said Jim Guttau, Principal. “Jane and Nate are exemplary additions to our team, as they will help publicize the several exciting events we have in store for the summer season.”

Since 2005, Guttau Public Relations has implemented effective and innovative public relations campaigns for local and national clients such as Jamba Juice and the National Kidney Foundation. For more information about the firm and its results, visit www.guttaupr.com.

Video of CultureHaus Art of the Chef

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View this video produced for CultureHaus by o2 group, featuring the recent Art of the Chef event at Gourmet Fine Catering.

Each year, CultureHaus holds a “Banner” event, which is the organization’s signature party and fundraiser. The name of the Banner event each year is chosen by combining the phrase “Art of” with a noun. Past events have included Art of Fashion, Art of Pop, and Art of Sculpture. This year’s theme featured a live cooking competition that included a select group of Denver’s best chefs.

CultureHaus, a social and educational support group of the Denver Art Museum, connects the young at heart with art. CultureHaus provides its members with a wide range of opportunities to learn about art and collecting. At exclusive events held nearly every month, members and guests can enjoy unique insights about art, private exhibition viewings, and the chance to meet other art enthusiasts. Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper and others formed CultureHaus in 1997 to create awareness for the Denver Art Museum and the arts amongst the 25 to 40 year-old demographic.

For more information, visit www.culturehaus.com.

CORPORATE DÉCOR AND MORE CELEBRATES 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY

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Leading Iowa Interior Design Firm Hosts Cocktail Party

Corporate Décor and More, a studio creating spaces dreamed about, today announced today it will celebrate its ten year anniversary with a cocktail party on Thursday, June 2. The event will take place from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the company’s design studio in West Glen Town Center (5545 Mills Civic Pkwy, Suite 100, West Des Moines).

“We have established our company as a leading interior design firm in Iowa,” said Owner Kris McVicker. “In 2009, we opened our studio, so that clients could touch, feel, and see the latest design concepts. In 2011, we celebrate our ten year anniversary with our loyal customers and friends.”

Guests at the anniversary party will enjoy hors d’oeuvres—sourced from local Iowa products—signature drinks, and gift bags.

Corporate Décor and More has been a leader in cutting edge design in both commercial and residential interiors for over a decade. Having completed over 100 healthcare facilities and commercial projects, including office buildings, hotels, and casinos, owner Kris McVicker leads her team of talented designers to create spaces dreamed about. For more information, visit www.corporatedecorandmore.com.

PocketPaiges Launches in Denver

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Coupon Book for GLBT Friendly Businesses Unveils in June 2011

PocketPaiges, a discounted guide to all things gay Denver, announced that it will launch its first coupon book in June 2011.

“With so many online discount services today, we are providing a pocket-size book of coupons from GLBT friendly businesses,” said Owner Paige O’Hanlon.

Published quarterly, PocketPaiges is a new way businesses can market to the GLBT community. With 20,000 copies distributed each issue, the book includes offers and specials targeted to the specific tastes and interests of the Colorado GLBT community.

“Our vision is to start in Colorado and expand nationally into other major cities,” finished O’Hanlon. “With its large gay community and inclusive environment, Denver is the ideal city to launch PocketPaiges.”

A U.S. Army combat veteran, O’Hanlon is a proud member of the GLBT community and lives with her fiancée, Jennifer, and three children in Denver.

The advertising deadline is May 27; inaugural issue advertisers can take advantage of a 50% off special. To learn more, visit www.PocketPaiges.com.

Farrell's eXtreme Bodyshaping Announces $1,000 Winner

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FXB Participant Chris Frazier Loses 37 Pounds in 10 Weeks
Fitness Program Accepting Enrollments Through May 18 for Next 10-Week Challenge

Denver, CO (May 13, 2011)–Farrell’s eXtreme Bodyshaping (FXB), a popular fitness franchise developed in Iowa, announced that Chris Frazier is its first $1,000 winner in the Farrell’s 10-Week Challenge. Located in Denver on S. Colorado Blvd., FXB gives class participants the opportunity to compete for a $1,000 grand prize, awarded to those with the most extreme body transformations in 10 weeks. Frazier, age 36, lost 37 pounds and 5.5% body fat in 10 weeks.

“Chris not only had a tremendous physical transformation but also gained self confidence and a new energy for life,” FXB Owner Dorenkamp commented. “We provided him with a superior fitness program, motivation, and a fun atmosphere.”

The new FXB location boasts 2,500 square feet of mat space dedicated to the participants’ workout. Fitness kickboxing classes are held on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and resistance-training classes are held Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.

Farrell’s is a results-based fitness program for participants of any age, lifestyle, sex, or athletic ability, combating obesity and developing healthy lifestyle habits. In just 45 minutes a day, six days a week, for 10-weeks, Farrell’s participants make real changes in their fitness and overall health. Participants are part of a team and have a coach and instructor to provide guidance, motivation, and accountability.

The Farrell’s program includes three essential elements:
• Fitness Kickboxing – a Taekwondo-based workout that combines rhythmic martial arts moves, including dynamic kicking and punching, and bag training to push bodies to their cardiovascular limits.
• Resistance Training – an intense anaerobic bands workout that targets “problem areas” through exercises specifically designed to sculpt, tone, and shape the entire body. These workouts turn bodies into calorie-burning machines.
• Nutrition – a well-balanced eating plan that converts food into fuel for the body. By eating six times per day, participants stay satisfied and in “burn mode” all day long.

FXB is enrolling now for its second 10-Week Challenge. For more information email dandorenkamp@extremebodyshaping.com or call (303) 756-2639.

FXB is a transformative fitness program designed to help you quickly improve your fitness level. In ten weeks, you will make positive, permanent changes to your health, strength, appearance, and confidence. Farrell’s Denver – S. Colorado Blvd. is locally owned and operated by FXB Colorado, LLC, a Farrell’s eXtreme Bodyshaping franchisee. For more information about the Farrell’s 10-Week Challenge and to find a location near you, visit www.extremebodyshaping.com. Find Farrell’s on Facebook by visiting www.facebook.com/extremebodyshaping

Aspen Skiing Company Environmental Program On Target to Meet Carbon Goals

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Aspen Skiing Company (ASC) is pleased to announce that the company is on track to achieve target greenhouse gas emissions goals this year as well as unveil new energy saving projects including a ban on incandescent light bulbs (an industry first), installation of a new solar array at The Sundeck, the energy efficient remodel of the Merry-Go-Round restaurant on Aspen Highlands and proactive retrofit of boilers at The Little Nell hotel.

“This year, the company has launched the most ambitious energy efficiency projects in its history,” says Mike Kaplan, CEO, Aspen Skiing Company. “I’m proud of our staff for initiating these projects and continuing to find new ways to reduce energy use.”

Meeting Carbon Goals
ASC has a goal of reducing total C02 emissions by 10 percent by 2012, on a 2000 baseline, even as the company grows. From 2000-2010, ASC was able to reduce C02 emissions from electricity use by 6.5 percent. The company is currently on target to achieve a 5 percent reduction of total C02 emissions in 2011.

“These savings were achieved by increasing automation of snowmaking and using the most efficient snowmaking guns we have available,” says Matt Hamilton, ASC’s Sustainability Manager. “We also made significant progress at the Snowmass Club through the installation of a building automation system allowing greater heating control. At Aspen Highlands we replaced metal halide lighting in the parking garage, installed a building automation system and utilized a revolving door to reduce energy consumption. Lastly we worked with staff throughout the company to identify energy waste and address the causes.”

Lighting Ban
ASC will be phasing out the use of incandescent light bulbs by the end of 2011. The company has already made significant strides in reaching that goal by retrofitting lights throughout the company – from The Sundeck on Aspen Mountain to the parking lot at Aspen Highlands. This summer ASC will spend more than $100,000 to upgrade lighting at The Little Nell, The Snowmass Club, The Limelight Lodge, D&E Ski & Snowboard Shop and Four-Mountain Sports stores and many other buildings.

ASC’s incandescent bulb ban reads as follows: “Lighting accounts for about 15 percent of energy use in ASC hotels and office buildings, and 34 percent of total electricity use in the U.S. In the last twenty years, new technology means replacing incandescent bulbs with efficient and aesthetically acceptable fluorescent or LED bulbs is possible. High return on investment from energy savings and increased bulb life means retrofits have become fiscally prudent as well. In addition, lighting retrofits help reduce carbon dioxide emissions. For these reasons, and in keeping with our guiding principles that emphasize financial success and environmental stewardship, Aspen Skiing Company has made the commitment to phase out the use of incandescent light bulbs in all facilities by December 31, 2011.”

New Solar Array at The Sundeck
ASC recently installed its sixth solar array at The Sundeck restaurant on the top of Aspen Mountain. The 2kW array, using super high efficiency Sunpower panels is accompanied by an educational display.

“Our goal was to reach the hundreds of thousands of people who pass by that view every year on the way to The Sundeck,” says Auden Schendler, ASC’s Vice President of Sustainability. “It’s just as much of an educational and demonstration project as it is a clean energy generator.”

The educational display includes information on the ASC partner nonprofit Protect Our Winters, a group of snowsports enthusiasts dedicated to mobilizing the snowsports industry on climate action.

Merry-Go-Round Remodel
The mid-mountain Merry-Go-Round restaurant at Aspen Highlands is currently being remodeled with a goal of cutting energy use by 30 percent. ASC aims to reach this goal by installing window retrofits, efficient wall and roof insulation, efficient kitchen equipment and the use of additional green materials. The $6 million remodel of the Merry-Go-Round will be complete by the beginning of the 2011-2012 season.

Cutting Natural Gas Use
ASC will cut company natural gas consumption by an estimated 25-30 percent by proactively retrofitting boilers at The Little Nell Hotel.

“This project has a great return on investment and on the environment,” says Aspen Skiing Company Project Manager, Gert Van Moorsel.

This estimated savings will keep 305-365 tons of CO2 from entering the atmosphere and will also improve the guest experience. The project is currently underway and will continue this spring.

In addition, ASC will begin construction this summer on the new Elk Camp Restaurant (replacing Café Suzanne at Snowmass in 2012-2013), which is scheduled to be LEED Certified and to implement advanced heating systems with other green materials to beat local energy codes by an estimated 30 percent. A new IT Data Center at ASC will feature the latest hot aisle/cold aisle and in-row chiller technology and other green features to reduce energy consumption company-wide.

For more information and updates on ASC’s Environmental Initiatives, visit www.aspensnowmass.com/environment, become a fan on Facebook at www.facebook.com/savesnow and follow ASC on Twitter at www.twitter.com/savesnow.

Aspen Skiing Company operates the four mountains in the Aspen/Snowmass area - Snowmass, Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk - as well as the award-winning Ski & Snowboard Schools of Aspen/Snowmass. The area offers unparalleled nightlife and off-slope activities as well. Aspen/Snowmass is accessible by two of the most convenient airports in the mountains – Aspen/Pitkin County Airport (ASE) (3 miles from Aspen) and Eagle County Airport (EGE) (70 miles from Aspen). For more information on Aspen Skiing Company, please call 800-525-6200 or 970-925-1220, or visit the company’s website at www.aspensnowmass.com.

Farrell's eXtreme Bodyshaping Teams Up with Charity for “Kickin’ it for Special Olympics Colorado”

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Popular fitness franchise opened its doors in Denver February 2011

Farrell’s eXtreme Bodyshaping (FXB), a popular fitness franchise developed in Iowa, has opened its first Denver location (1547 S. Colorado Blvd.). FXB will host “Kickin’ it for a Special Olympics Colorado,” as part of a Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting ceremony on May 4, 2011 from 5:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. Attendees will enjoy refreshments, prizes, and an opportunity to view a FXB class in session. In addition, 10% of the event proceeds will be contributed to Special Olympics Colorado.

The new FXB location boasts 2,500 square feet of mat space dedicated to the participants’ workout. Fitness kickboxing classes are held on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and resistance-training classes are held Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Class times are at 5:15 a.m., 6:15 a.m., and 5:30 p.m. Class times will be added in the future to accommodate participants’ busy schedules.

The first 10-Week Challenge at the FXB location is in session, and franchise owner Dan Dorenkamp has begun enrolling participants for the next session, which will begin May 14, 2011.

“Kickin’ it for Special Olympics Colorado will showcase all that FXB has to offer, including fitness kickboxing, resistance training and nutrition—all the while raising awareness and funds for Special Olympics Colorado,” Dorenkamp said. “The motivation, accountability, challenge, and personal attention that I received during my 10-Week challenge is what set Farrell’s apart from any other fitness program I’ve experienced. I am thrilled to share this experience with the first session participants, and I look forward to helping Denver residents reach their health and weight loss goals.”

Farrell’s is a results-based fitness program for participants of any age, lifestyle, sex, or athletic ability, combating obesity and developing healthy lifestyle habits. In just 45 minutes a day, six days a week, for 10-weeks, Farrell’s participants make real changes in their fitness and overall health. Participants are part of a team and have a coach and instructor to provide guidance, motivation, and accountability. The Farrell’s 10-Week Challenge gives participants the opportunity to compete for a $1,000 grand prize, awarded to those with the most eXtreme body transformations in 10 weeks.

The Farrell’s program includes three essential elements:
• Fitness Kickboxing – a Taekwondo-based workout that combines rhythmic martial arts moves, including dynamic kicking and punching, and bag training to push bodies to their cardiovascular limits.
• Resistance Training – an intense anaerobic bands workout that targets “problem areas” through exercises specifically designed to sculpt, tone, and shape the entire body. These workouts turn bodies into calorie-burning machines.
• Nutrition – a well-balanced eating plan that converts food into fuel for the body. By eating six times per day, participants stay satisfied and in “burn mode” all daylong.

“We are in the business of helping people transform their lives – results are typical,” says Farrell’s Founder, Lance Farrell. “We have helped over 30,000 people transform their lives through this program. Our certified instructors, coaches, and teams help participants improve their overall fitness, balance, coordination, strength, muscle tone, body shape, self-defense, and agility.”

Kickin’ it for Special Olympics Colorado is the inaugural event launching FXB in Denver. To RSVP please email dandorenkamp@extremebodyshaping.com or call (303) 756-2639.

About Farrell’s Extreme Bodyshaping
FXB is a transformative fitness program designed to help you quickly improve your fitness level. In ten weeks, you will make positive, permanent changes to your health, strength, appearance, and confidence. Farrell’s Denver – S. Colorado Blvd. is locally owned and operated by FXB Colorado, LLC, a Farrell’s eXtreme Bodyshaping franchisee. For more information about the Farrell’s 10-Week Challenge and to find a location near you, visit www.extremebodyshaping.com. Find Farrell’s on Facebook by visiting
www.facebook.com/extremebodyshaping

About Special Olympics Colorado
Since 1969, Special Olympics Colorado (SOCO) has been strengthening families, athletes and the very soul of our community through sports training and athletic competitions. Special Olympics Colorado provides year-round training and sponsors over 80 competitions at the area and state level in 20 sports for more than 10,000 athletes statewide. With a base of more than 6,500 volunteers, thousands of hours are donated allowing SOCO to support athletes of all ages and abilities, allowing them to build athletic, learning and social skills. Participation with other athletes, non-disabled peers (Unified Sports® partners), coaches, sponsors and volunteers builds confidence and creates opportunities to participate as productive and respected members of society by increasing public awareness of the athletes’ capabilities. There is no cost to participate in Special Olympics. For more information visit www.specialolympicsco.org

What is Farrell's eXtreme Bodyshaping?

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Farrell’s eXtreme Bodyshaping (FXB), a popular fitness franchise developed in Iowa, has opened its first Denver location (1547 S. Colorado Blvd.). Owner Dan Dorenkamp explains the concept.

FXB is a transformative fitness program designed to help you quickly improve your fitness level. In ten weeks, you will make positive, permanent changes to your health, strength, appearance, and confidence. Farrell’s Denver – S. Colorado Blvd. is locally owned and operated by FXB Colorado, LLC, a Farrell’s eXtreme Bodyshaping franchisee. For more information about the Farrell’s 10-Week Challenge and to find a location near you, visit www.extremebodyshaping.com. Find Farrell’s on Facebook by visiting
www.facebook.com/extremebodyshaping

WILHELMINA MODELS, MIRACLESUIT® AND MACY’S TO HOLD WILHELMINA 40+ MODEL SEARCH

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OPEN CALL IN DENVER

WHAT: World-renowned modeling agency, Wilhelmina Models, along with partners Miraclesuit® and Macy’s will host an open call for The Wilhelmina 40+ Model Search at Wilhelmina Denver on Saturday, May 7.

The nation-wide model search embraces women ages 40 and up who exude beauty and confidence. One woman will join Wilhelmina’s Sophisticated Division which boasts a roster of elite supermodels including Carol Alt.

Attendees will receive complimentary hair styling by the stylists from Thompson & CO and have their entry photo taken by Courtney Roxanne Photography.


The Search:
• Open to women ages 40 and above
• Applicants will enter online until May 24, 2011 at www.wilhelminamodelsearch.com, by attending in-person casting calls, or by mailing in their favorite photo and brief personal summary.
• Entry fee - $20
• Each applicant will receive a $20 coupon to apply towards a Miraclesuit® purchase at Macy’s.
• Judges panel to consist of top Wilhelmina talent agents, celebrity Costume Designer, Randall Christensen, Estée Lauder Global Premier Makeup Artist, Blair Patterson, and a representative of Miraclesuit®.
• Finalists to be announced at Macy’s Herald Square on June 30, 2011 in New York.

Prizes:
• Ten Finalists will each win a trip to New York City to compete in the finals judging, including a fashion show at Macy’s Herald Square, and receive additional prizes from our sponsors.
• Grand Prize Winner:
o A five-year modeling contract with Wilhelmina Models
o A photo shoot courtesy of Miraclesuit®
o Miraclesuit® swim wardrobe valued at $1,000
o Opportunity to be a Miraclesuit® spokesperson for a year
o One year supply of Trimwater
o A $1,000 gift card to Macy’s
o A make-up session with Blair Patterson plus $1,000 worth of Estée Lauder cosmetics

WHEN: Saturday, May 7
12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.

WHERE: Wilhelmina Denver
209 Kalamath Street, Unit 10
Denver, CO 80223

WEBSITE: www.wilhelminamodelsearch.com

THE WILHELMINA 40+ MODEL SEARCH is sponsored by Miraclesuit®, Macy’s, Estée Lauder, Xtra Life LYCRA® fiber, and Trimwater (the official beverage of Wilhelmina Models).

Infinite Harvest Reinvents Vegetable Crop Production with Innovative Agricultural Systems

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Company Responds to Need for More Sustainable Methods of Food Production

Infinite Harvest, a Colorado-based company, today unveiled its plans to develop vertical farming as a sustainable source of competitively priced natural health food.

"Infinite Harvest is integrating technologies and developing new methods to make agriculture a more efficient, environmentally sound way of producing high quality vegetables for local markets,” commented Tommy Romano, Founder of Infinite Harvest. “The world is currently facing many food security issues and with substantial population growth, changing environments, and natural disasters, these issues will become more compounded.”

Food insecurity is on the increase, due to residential and commercial property development, adverse farming practices, and environmental and climate changes. Therefore, it will become imperative to find more efficient ways of producing fresh food, and Infinite Harvest is emerging as a leader in developing new systems based on vertical farming.

One of Infinite Harvest’s systems is a greenhouse facility, which is environmentally controlled and contained within a warehouse type structure. These efficient greenhouses can be constructed nearly everywhere in the world and can operate in almost any environment, in turn, producing fresh vegetables. Future plans will allow other crops to be grown in the system such as animal feeds and bio-fuel base products.

Built inside a recycled 40-foot shipping container, the company’s transportable greenhouse system can be shipped worldwide. Based on green building designs and using renewable energy systems, high-efficiency grow lighting, a semi-closed automatic irrigation and production system, the greenhouse container can grow crops year-round, regardless of the outside environment. Production source water, seeds, and water-soluble plant nutrients are all that is needed to begin crop production. This system also delivers the immediate capacity to begin farming in locations where traditional crop production is not viable due to climate, natural disaster, or lack of water and resources.

“Each greenhouse container operates as a controlled environment and can produce between 200 to 2,400 plants at one time, depending on the type of crop,” said Romano. “By using only 20% of the water used in traditional farming and implementing regenerative technologies, the container can operate for long periods on minimal water. This is an ideal solution where food production is difficult, especially in remote, desolate areas and disaster recovery zones.”

There are many adverse effects occurring on our agriculture, and most are a direct consequence of our own existence. We can no longer uphold the growing population without a sustainable solution. Re-engineering the science of vegetable crop production, Infinite Harvest provides solutions through its innovative agricultural systems, based on vertical farming. Infinite Harvest is a culmination of technology, understanding, and balance to produce healthier food in limitless amounts with nearly zero to no adverse impact to the environment, enabling crops to grow indefinitely while benefiting the environment. Seeing itself as a steward of the earth, Infinite Harvest strives to produce sustainable food crops, while benefiting our health, the soil we walk on, the water we drink, and the air we breathe. For more information, visit www.infinite-harvest.com.

Beacon Youth and Family Center Closes its Doors

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Englewood, Colorado -- After 42 years of providing mental health care services to children and families in the Denver community, Beacon Youth and Family Center will close its doors and cease operation on April 30, 2011.

Beacon Center has built a legacy on providing comprehensive mental health treatment for children and families. Services have included residential care, crisis care, hospital diversion, hospital step-down, drug and alcohol treatment, community based therapy, respite care and day treatment. Since its inception in 1969, Beacon Center has provided these vital services to over 15,000 children and their families.

"It has been an honor for Beacon Center to have served so many Colorado children and families over the years. We believe in our mission, and sincerely hope that the demise of our programs doesn't mean kids don't have access to treatment. It has also been a privilege to work with so many remarkable people who share our commitment -- staff, board members, Cherish the Children Guild, donors, and members of the community who have given of themselves to support our children's mental health needs," said Michael Guthrie, Executive Director.

Unfortunately, many factors have contributed to the difficult decision for Beacon Center to close. A dramatic decrease in referrals for the mid-level (non-locked, non-restraint) care that Beacon Center provides played a significant role in this decision. With smaller budgets for counties, state and federal government, and other referral sources, this level of care is simply not being utilized at its capacity. This decline in referrals has led to a steady decline in revenue.

The President of Beacon Center's Board of Directors, Georgianna Contiguglia, stated "We recognize that Beacon Center is just a small piece of a much larger story. The fact is, the huge drop in referrals to programs like ours is not because all the kids got well. We are surrounded by evidence of the needs for mental health care, yet agencies like Beacon Center continue to close in Colorado. Clearly, there are bigger economic issues at play, and I am heartbroken that we, as a society, are not willing or able to support the treatment needs of our own children. My hope is that our decision as a society to provide needed care for those with mental illnesses doesn't happen after all the capacity has disappeared." As the need for mental health care continues to exist, so does the need for education, advocacy and accessibility to services.

Beacon Center has received support over the years from many committed foundations and individuals. We are most grateful to the Cherish the Children Guild, an auxiliary of Beacon Center was chartered in 1999 to raise funds necessary to allow us to serve families in need. Guild Founder and President Emeritus, Annabel Bowlen, along with many other dedicated supporters have raised millions of dollars over the years at the annual Cherish the Children Gala.

"It brings great sadness to me and the members of the Cherish the Children Guild that the Beacon Center will no longer be able to continue the wonderful work that they have done for the last 40 years. They have reached out and given special love and care to numerous adolescents and their families. They have also been a source of strength to many. I would like to thank the members of the Guild for the tremendous work, love and care they have given to this amazing charity. The Beacon Center will always have a special place in my heart, as well as, the many Guild members who dedicated their time and incredible efforts," said Annabel Bowlen, Cherish the Children Guild Founder.

Thursday on Thirty-Third

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Located in Denver’s burgeoning LoHi neighborhood, the businesses of 1930 & 1932 W. 33rd Ave. cordially invite you to a business open house, featuring the following companies:

American Liberty Mortgage, Inc.
Oogie’s Gourmet Popcorn
Allstate
Sienna National Title Agency
LifePoint Strategies
Sprout Strategy
Happy Cakes Bakeshop
Guttau PR
Ripen Solutions

Thursday, April 7 · 5:30pm - 7:30pm
1930 & 1932 W. 33rd Ave., Denver, CO


For more information, e-mail Jim at Guttau PR: jimguttau@msn.com