Z'Tejas Launches "Super Dads" Video Facebook ContestShare: Tweet24
May
2012Z'Tejas Launches "Super Dads" Video Facebook ContestOne Super Dad Will Win A Year's Worth Of Free Z'Tejas Dining.
Orange County, CA (1888PressRelease) May 24, 2012 - Does your dad deserve the title of "Super Dad"? Does he constantly go above and beyond the call of duty, make sacrifices and flawlessly perform the art of parenting? If so, Z'Tejas Southwestern Grill at South Coast Plaza wants to hear about it through its inaugural "Super Dad" video Facebook contest. To enter, record a video no longer than 30 seconds explaining why your dad qualifies as a super hero parent and post it on www.facebook.com/ztejassouthcoastplaza before Father's Day, Sunday, June 17. The winner will be revealed on Wednesday, June 20 - and will receive a year's worth of Z'Tejas dining ($50 gift card per month for 12 months).
"Dads work hard year around so we wanted to provide one special dad with a year's worth of free Z!" said Jeffrey Grasso, the restaurant's general manager. "We look forward to hearing about all the super dads out there in the community."
Also in time for Father's Day, the popular restaurant is offering free $5 bonus cards for every $25 gift card purchased through June 17. Guests may redeem the $5 bonus cards (no more than two per visit) from May 21 through Aug 15, 2012. Gift cards may be purchased at the restaurant and for more information please call (714) 979-7469.
Z'Tejas Southwestern Grill offers a wide array of fresh, flavorful and innovative menu items inspired by culinary influences from Louisiana, Texas, California and Mexico. The restaurant's interior features an exhibition kitchen, private dining room, mahogany bar, wrought iron detailing, handcrafted tile work, copper accents, jewel-toned fabric lined booths and flattering amber-colored lighting. Al fresco dining is available on the restaurant's 85-seat heated patio. Located on the east side of South Coast Plaza (3333 S. Bristol Street, Costa Mesa), Z'Tejas Southwestern Grill is open daily for lunch and dinner; half price appetizers and drink specials are offered during happy hour. For more information visit www.ztejas.com.
### Other Related Press Releases#1 New York Times Bestseller Marci Shimoff to be Featured at Bestseller Book Launch and Author Spotlight by Alicia Dunams InternationalZ'Tejas Launches "Super Dads" Video Facebook Contest by Frank Groff, Inc.Contact InformationDavey FerchowFrank Groff, Inc. 3730 E. BroadwaySuite B, First Floor90803Voice: (562) 491-1000Visit our SitePress Release Tools
View the Original article
Showing posts with label Contest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Contest. Show all posts
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Friday, April 27, 2012
Meningitis Angels Commemorate World Meningitis Day MA host International Candle Lighting Ceremony and Launch National Photo Contest -I Took the Meningitis Shot-
Meningitis Angels Commemorate World Meningitis Day MA host International Candle Lighting Ceremony and Launch National Photo Contest "I Took the Meningitis Shot"Share: Tweet24
Apr
2012Meningitis Angels Commemorate World Meningitis Day MA host International Candle Lighting Ceremony and Launch National Photo Contest "I Took the Meningitis Shot" Meningitis Angels (MA) commemorate the 4th annual World Meningitis Day. The national group will host an international candle lighting ceremony to take place at 5 P.M. around the world. Frankie Milley, founder and national executive director ask that all who have been affected or lost someone to bacterial meningitis light a candle and let it burn.(1888PressRelease) April 24, 2012 - Houston Texas - "I will be lighting mine in memory of my only child Ryan who died from meningococcal disease and all the Meningitis Angels. If we do this around the world there should be a candle burning somewhere for the next 24 hours," Milley said.
Meningococcal disease is a sudden aggressive illness that can lead to death within 24-48 hours of the first symptoms. Survivors may suffer permanent brain damage, learning disabilities, vision and hearing loss, organ damage and limb loss.
"Before vaccinations, thousands of infants and toddlers died or were left debilitated from Hib and Pneumococcal meningitis. Thanks to vaccines, these are almost eradicated in the US. However tweens and teens are still among the highest risk for meningococcal disease and the hardest to reach for health care and vaccinations. So awareness and vaccination programs such as those in Kansas are imperative," Milley said.
MA announced today the launch of a national contest that would have tweens and teens ages 10-18 submit a photo of themselves getting their meningitis shot. Those ages 10-17 must have a parent's permission to enter. A complete set of rules for entry may be found at http://www.meningitis-angels.org/meningitis-angels-vaccination-poster-contest.html "We hope this contest will increase the meningococcal vaccination rate which is only about 50% nationwide," said Milley.
The nationwide events kicked off last week in Topeka Kansas. A state resolution declaring April 16-20, Kansas Meningitis Awareness Week and recognizing World Meningitis Day was presented to Meningitis Angels, on the capitol steps, by Kansas Senator Vicki Schmidt. Partners for awareness events throughout the week included the Kansas Department of Health and Environment's Immunization Program (KDHEIP), multiple county health departments, Dillion Pharmacies, school districts, the Topeka Cruzline, health care providers and others. This was also a very important week for the prevention of vaccine-preventable disease in infants. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) chose this week for National Infant Immunization Week.
Milley will close out the week April 26, as a speaker at the Vaccines For Children (VFC) Bi-national Conference in South Texas. This event is hosted by the Hidalgo County Health Department and will host speakers from the CDC, Mexico and the Texas Health Department.
"We must do everything to prevent this deadly disease in the age groups where it is preventable. It is the right thing to do. No infant, child or adult should die or be left debilitated from a vaccine-preventable disease, especially one as deadly as meningitis," concluded Milley.
For more information on meningitis prevention or to contact MA visit, www.meningitis-angels.org or http://www.CDC.gov
### Visit Our SiteContact InformationFrankie MilleyMeningitis Angels Visit our SitePress Release Tools
View the Original article
Apr
2012Meningitis Angels Commemorate World Meningitis Day MA host International Candle Lighting Ceremony and Launch National Photo Contest "I Took the Meningitis Shot" Meningitis Angels (MA) commemorate the 4th annual World Meningitis Day. The national group will host an international candle lighting ceremony to take place at 5 P.M. around the world. Frankie Milley, founder and national executive director ask that all who have been affected or lost someone to bacterial meningitis light a candle and let it burn.(1888PressRelease) April 24, 2012 - Houston Texas - "I will be lighting mine in memory of my only child Ryan who died from meningococcal disease and all the Meningitis Angels. If we do this around the world there should be a candle burning somewhere for the next 24 hours," Milley said.
Meningococcal disease is a sudden aggressive illness that can lead to death within 24-48 hours of the first symptoms. Survivors may suffer permanent brain damage, learning disabilities, vision and hearing loss, organ damage and limb loss.
"Before vaccinations, thousands of infants and toddlers died or were left debilitated from Hib and Pneumococcal meningitis. Thanks to vaccines, these are almost eradicated in the US. However tweens and teens are still among the highest risk for meningococcal disease and the hardest to reach for health care and vaccinations. So awareness and vaccination programs such as those in Kansas are imperative," Milley said.
MA announced today the launch of a national contest that would have tweens and teens ages 10-18 submit a photo of themselves getting their meningitis shot. Those ages 10-17 must have a parent's permission to enter. A complete set of rules for entry may be found at http://www.meningitis-angels.org/meningitis-angels-vaccination-poster-contest.html "We hope this contest will increase the meningococcal vaccination rate which is only about 50% nationwide," said Milley.
The nationwide events kicked off last week in Topeka Kansas. A state resolution declaring April 16-20, Kansas Meningitis Awareness Week and recognizing World Meningitis Day was presented to Meningitis Angels, on the capitol steps, by Kansas Senator Vicki Schmidt. Partners for awareness events throughout the week included the Kansas Department of Health and Environment's Immunization Program (KDHEIP), multiple county health departments, Dillion Pharmacies, school districts, the Topeka Cruzline, health care providers and others. This was also a very important week for the prevention of vaccine-preventable disease in infants. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) chose this week for National Infant Immunization Week.
Milley will close out the week April 26, as a speaker at the Vaccines For Children (VFC) Bi-national Conference in South Texas. This event is hosted by the Hidalgo County Health Department and will host speakers from the CDC, Mexico and the Texas Health Department.
"We must do everything to prevent this deadly disease in the age groups where it is preventable. It is the right thing to do. No infant, child or adult should die or be left debilitated from a vaccine-preventable disease, especially one as deadly as meningitis," concluded Milley.
For more information on meningitis prevention or to contact MA visit, www.meningitis-angels.org or http://www.CDC.gov
### Visit Our SiteContact InformationFrankie MilleyMeningitis Angels Visit our SitePress Release Tools
View the Original article
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)