Toxic Toys...Angels...Designer Gifts...Holiday Hangovers: Four Great Show Ideas for Christmas

Toxic Toys...Angels...Designer Gifts...Holiday Hangovers: Four Great Show Ideas for Christmas

BOULDER, Colo., Dec. 21 /PRNewswire/ -- Is Santa Bringing Your Kids Toxic Toys?

Will this jolly old elf be delivering toys with high lead content or harmful plastics to your kids on Christmas morning? How can you keep your children safe from harmful contaminants in their toys? Can you even tell which toys are dangerous and which are safe? Invite home environmental experts Lisa and Ron Beres to tell your audience what parents should watch for to ensure the safety of their children's toys.

   CONTACT: Lisa and Ron Beres, (949) 387-3804 (CA); media@greennest.com    AVAILABILITY: California, nationwide by arrangement, and via telephone    Do You Believe in Angels? This Woman Can See Them!   

Lorna Byrne, author of Angels in My Hair, has been able to see angels since she was a child. She says that each of us has our own guardian angel from the time we are born, so we are never alone in life. Your guardian angel is there to help you... all you have to do is ask. Her book has been a tremendous success in Ireland and the UK, and her story has been featured in the Daily Telegraph and The Irish Times.

   CONTACT: Raia King, (610) 251-0777 (PA); jeancallahan@eircom.net    AVAILABILITY: Nationwide by arrangement and via telephone    What If Santa Brings You Fake Designer Gifts?   

Everyone wants the latest designer clothes and accessories, but the hottest labels also come with the biggest price tags. Consequently the market is flooded with very convincing fakes. As the host of Consignment Chic Television, Tracy True Dismukes has the expertise to know what to look for to determine whether you got the real deal or a counterfeit. Invite her to reveal her industry secrets to your audience.

CONTACT: Tracy True Dismukes, (205) 281-8069 (AL); tracy@consignmentchic.com

   AVAILABILITY: Alabama, nationwide by arrangement, and via telephone    Why a Holiday Party Hangover Is a Good Thing   

It's easy to get carried away with drinking at Christmas dinner and New Year's parties, but according to David Andrews from The Sobriety Solution, the resulting hangover can actually be a positive experience. Through his work with others and his own personal recovery he has found that a hangover, and the embarrassing interactions at holiday parties with friends and family, can serve as one of the top three warning signs that you might have a drinking problem.

CONTACT: David Andrews, (720) 251-1926 (CO); davidandrews@thesobrietysolution.com

AVAILABILITY: Colorado, nationwide by arrangement, and via telephone

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Source: Lisa and Ron Beres, et al.

CONTACT: Lisa and Ron Beres, +1-949-387-3804 (CA), media@greennest.com;
or Raia King, +1-610-251-0777 (PA); Jean Callanan@eircom.net; or Tracy True
Dismukes, +1-205-281-8069 (AL), tracy@consignmentchic.com; or David Andrews,
+1-720-251-1926 (CO), davidandrews@thesobrietysolution.com

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