High Tea 2010

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Until May 30, 2009

Southern California Edison Engages Ethnic Media in

RIALTO, Calif., April 24, 2009 ?Southern California Edison (SCE) partnered with New America Media to host a briefing with a diverse group of ethnic media outlets in San Bernardino to engage media on the California Alternative Rates for Energy (CARE) program and other customer assistance programs.

?In this weakened economy, the ethnic media is an even stronger connection to communities in Southern California. SCE is committed to reaching all eligible customers to enroll in CARE and we are conducting outreach through ethnic media, social service agencies, community-based and faith-based organizations,? said Jack Parkhill, SCE?s income qualified programs manager.

?We offer solutions and programs for our customers to start saving money on their electric bills right away,? said Linda Yamauchi, SCE?s consumer affairs manager. ?We want our customers to know that they should contact us as soon as they know they may have a problem paying their bill and we will work with them.?

Pictured from left to right: Ed Robinson, SCE diversity initiatives manager; Sandy Close, New America Media executive director; Linda Yamauchi, SCE consumer affairs manager; and Jack Parkhill, SCE income qualified programs manager.

About Southern California Edison

An Edison International (NYSE:EIX) company, Southern California Edison is one of the nation?s largest electric utilities, serving a population of more than 13 million via 4.8 million customer accounts in a 50,000-square-mile service area within Central, Coastal and Southern California.

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Venture Capital Money For You?

Venture Capitalist Money is down 61%. So where are we going to get new money to start businesses? People how have gotten venture capital before more likely to get it again. Where are these people and how do you get to them?

One of the best books I have read to explain the entire venture capitalist game is Reality Check by Guy Kawasaki. This is a 400+page book which explains the game to regular folks. This is where you need to be fully engaged and ready to rock. If you are not ready for the opportunity, you won’t get it.

The old days of getting a bunch of credit cards does not work that well. Banks are changing names, closing accounts and basically are making it difficult to work with them. The SBA has new programs however most are not funded yet.

The SBA has a free online course at

http://web.sba.gov/sbtn/registration/index.cfm?CourseId=29

There you can learn and get a complete understanding of what is available.

Alternative funding is available more than bank funding, yet not many people know about it or look into it.

We’ll be talking about that at our next workshop:

Find out more here: www.wrightplacetv.com/workshop

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