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College students and alcohol have been closely associated forever. In fact, as many as 60% of college students report drinking alcohol, and nearly 70% report they have had a drinking binge within the last 30 days. But it isn’t only alcohol that students are using, addiction to illicit and prescription drugs are on the rise on campus as well.

Most Popular Drugs on Campus

Alcohol is, by far, the most used substance on college campuses, with nearly 80% of students partaking. It is also the substance that causes the most problems for students, faculty, and staff on campus. According to the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCAAD), 95% of violence on college campuses is alcohol related.

Dangers of alcohol abuse: Unprotected sex, driving under the influence, assault, sexual abuse and rape, injuries, addiction

Adderall is considered a study drug because it helps students stay alert while they study. It’s presence on college campuses is becoming much more common. Adderall is prescribed for individuals who suffer from Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). However, about 20% of students admit to using Adderall for help with studying even though they do not have a prescription for it.

Dangers of Adderall abuse: High blood pressure, headaches, dry mouth, weight loss, depression, insomnia, overdose, and addiction

Marijuana is quickly becoming legalized in many states, and campuses are covered with it. On some campuses, marijuana is taking over the number one most used substance ranking from alcohol.

Dangers of Marijuana abuse: Distorted perception, anxiety, paranoia, difficulty thinking, loss of balance, short-term memory problems, increased likelihood of trying other drugs, addiction

Ecstasy is a party drug that was popularized in the nineties and is back on campuses in a purer version – MDMA or Molly. This drug is most popular with high school and college-aged people.

Dangers of MDMA abuse: High blood pressure, dizziness, overdose, loss of consciousness, seizures, kidney failure, heart failure, addiction

OxyContin is a prescription opioid painkiller that is considered the most abused prescription drug in the nation. While the drug may seem safer to college students because it isn’t illicit and doctors prescribe it, the truth is that year over year more college students die from OxyContin overdose.

Dangers of OxyContin abuse: Impaired judgment, overdose, injuries, accidents, risky sexual behavior, addiction

Why Do College Students Use Drugs and Alcohol?

Substance abuse is common among college students for many reasons. Any one of the reasons below can be a cause for a student to use, but many students experience two or more of them at the same time making drug or alcohol use even more likely.

Increased Freedom – Students just starting college are particularly at risk because they are often away from home and parents for the first time. Without parental authority, they are much freer to use drugs or alcohol.
Peer Pressure – College kids (like high schoolers) sometimes feel a significant need to fit in. Drinking or using drugs tend to lower inhibitions and may make socializing easier.
Academic Pressure – The pressure to excel in college may be very high for some students. They may feel that they need drugs to “help” them study or to help them unwind after.
Stress – College students have a lot on their plates – academics, social life, and often times, a job. Needless to say, they may have high levels of stress and that can easily lead to drug or alcohol use and abuse.
Curiosity – College students often want to try things that they haven’t before, and drugs or alcohol may be one of those things.
Availability –Drugs and alcohol are easily accessible on campus and many times they are free because students share with their friends.
Greek Life – Students in fraternities or sororities are 26% more likely to engage in binge drinking than students who don’t participate in Greek Life, according to the U.S. Department of Education.
Feeling Inadequate – College students may use or drink to overcome feelings of insecurity and low self-esteem.
The Path to Addiction

There is typically a gradual advancement from non-use of drugs or alcohol to full-blown addiction – it doesn’t happen overnight. Of course, the length of time it takes varies from individual to individual and there are other factors (genetic and environmental) that also play a part. While the length of time may depend on various things, the phases of substance use tend to be the same:

Non-use – This is the period of time before an individual has even tried the substance. They have no problem not using the drug.
Social Use – Most people who are not addicts fall into this category. They are able to use drugs or alcohol in a moderate way, typically during social situations. During this phase, they see drugs or alcohol as natural and acceptable at certain events.
Dependence and Addiction – Somewhere along the line, a recreational user crosses into physical and/or psychological dependence on drugs or alcohol due to increased frequency of use and amount of use. At this point, it will be very difficult for an individual to walk away from the substance without help.
Getting Help for College Students

There is good news for students suffering from drug or alcohol addiction – there are many treatment centers that are knowledgeable and equipped to offer them help. Whether they choose to attend an inpatient rehab center or an outpatient program, they are able to get on the path to recovery and get back to their studies.

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June 27, 2017 – – Scottsdale Community Partners, a nonprofit organization in Scottsdale, AZ, is looking for volunteers for multiple programs. The nonprofit engages in a variety of different community projects. Currently, their focus is on Back to School and Healthy Packs, and they encourage volunteers to get in touch with them to find out how they can help. The organization’s website lists all the available Scottsdale volunteer opportunities.

Holly Snopko, President of Scottsdale Community Partners, says: “Our partnership with the City of Scottsdale allows us to help facilitate various programs and events with enthusiastic volunteers who are just as passionate about having an impact on our community as we are. We have a list of programs you can volunteer for and the contact information for each is available through our website.”

One of the main areas of focus for the nonprofit at present is the Covering the Bases: Back to School program. Being able to partner with the City of Scottsdale on this particular project is something that fills the company with particular pride. Various other faith, civic, nonprofit, and business organizations are taking part in the project to help those in the poorer communities of Scottsdale to have a fair start for the new school year.

Meanwhile, the Healthy Packs program is also proving to be popular. Jenny Adams, Executive Director of Scottsdale Community Partners, says: “Healthy Packs provides kid-friendly, ready-to-eat, nutritious food for the weekend, so that children can return to school each Monday, energized and ready to learn. This program is facilitated by Scottsdale Community Partners, the City of Scottsdale Human Services Division, and the Scottsdale Unified School District (SUSD).”

The Healthy Packs program started in 2011, when community members were shocked to hear from teachers that so many children went hungry over the weekend, resulting in poor and disruptive performance in schools. The program initially started at the Arcadia Neighborhood Learning Center (ANLC), serving just 25 students. Thanks to the efforts of Scottsdale Community Partners, its team of volunteers, and the support of the Scottsdale Unified School District and the city, over 400 students now receive food through this project. However, it is estimated that as many as 26% of students require help, which means there is still a long way to go.

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Jenny Adams
480.312.2224
marketing@concernedcitizensscottsdale.org
7700 E Roosevelt St Ste. 107
Scottsdale, AZ 85257

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June 27, 2017 – CINCINNATI – Demonstrating a commitment to setting the highest standards, First Student announces 19 locations have recently earned the Blue Seal of Excellence. The Blue Seal is given by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE).

To receive ASE’s Blue Seal of Excellence, 75 percent of the service technicians at a location must be certified by ASE. In addition, there must be a certified technician in each area of service offered.

The 19 First Student locations received ASE’s Blue Seal certification for their achievement in recruiting the best employees, supporting their training, and providing the best equipment to maintain the vehicles.

The latest First Student ASE Blue Seal locations include:

Belvidere, Ill.
Urbana, Ill.
Benton Harbor, Mich.
Edwardsville, Ill.
Englishtown, N.J.
Falmouth, Mass.
Flint, Mich.
Lafayette, N.J.
Lower Moreland, Pa.
Miami Valley, Ohio
Pine Bush, N.Y.
Prairie View, Ill.
Rockaway Beach, Ore.
Schaumburg, Ill.
Tolono, Ill.
Urbana, Ill.
Valley View, Ohio
Walden, N.Y.
Wausau, Wis.
Winona, Minn.

These locations are among the more than 100 to have achieved Blue Seal status throughout FirstGroup America, the parent company of First Student. This is the most of any transportation company in North America. FirstGroup America also includes First Transit, First Vehicle Services and Greyhound.

“Our maintenance teams recognize the impact of the work they do every day,” says Todd Hawkins, FirstGroup America senior vice president of maintenance. “The Blue Seal certification demonstrates our teams’ knowledge and training that’s required to diagnose problems precisely and accurately. Our goal is to maintain the vehicles properly and to the highest safety standards.”

ASE, an independent nonprofit organization, was created in 1972 to improve the quality of
vehicle repair and service by testing and certifying automotive professionals. The Blue Seal of Excellence is the highest certification level given by the organization.

About First Student, Inc.
As the leading school transportation solutions provider in North America, First Student strives to provide the best start and finish to every school day. First Student completes six million student journeys each day, moving more passengers than all U.S. airlines combined. With a team of highly-trained drivers and the industry’s strongest safety record, First Student delivers reliable, quality services including full-service transportation and management, special-needs transportation, route optimization and scheduling, and charter services for 1,200 school district contracts. For more information, please visit firststudentinc.com.

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First Student

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June 27, 2017 – Chicago, IL – The new Stan Zimmerman and Christian McLaughlin play, Knife to the Heart: The Circumcision Comedy, held a starry private reading on May 8, 2017, at Chicago’s The Second City, the iconic institution home to some of the world’s greatest comedy, produced by Steve Abrams, Tony D’Angelo, Stefani Nicole von Huben, Kim Stafford and Tommy Lipnick. Readings for potential investors and invited industry members are in preparation for a slated Chicago run in Spring 2018 at the Broadway Playhouse (exact dates to be announced), and mark the launch of new Chicago-based commercial producing team TADA Theatricals, led by Chicago theatre veterans Steve Abrams and Tony D’Angelo. TADA Theatricals will bring vibrant new work to audiences in Chicago and beyond, with a commitment to creating job opportunities for Chicago’s world-class arsenal of theatrical talent.

The cast for the Chicago reading of Knife to the Heart included Marilu Henner (“Taxi”), Esteban Andres Cruz (Domesticated), Jürgen Hooper (Brighton Beach Memoirs), Kierra Bunch (The Sun Always Shines for the Cool), and Chelsea Kane (“Baby Daddy”). Gary Griffin (Broadway’s The Color Purple, Associate Artistic Director of Chicago Shakespeare Theatre) directed and is scheduled to direct the world premiere in Chicago.

The play attracted much attention last fall following a Los Angeles reading at the Lex Theatre. That cast included Wendie Malick (“Hot in Cleveland”), Todd Sherry (“Parks & Recreation”), Katie Walder (“How I Met Your Mother”), and Josh Zuckerman (“Desperate Housewives”).

The debut of Knife to the Heart marks the first of many projects currently in development for TADA Theatricals as they forge a new era in Chicago’s vibrant theatrical legacy, and aim to galvanize its wealth of world-class theatrical talent to provide a launching pad for new commercial theatrical work. TADA’s Steve Abrams has been a force in Chicago theatre for more than two decades, at Steppenwolf, Harris Theater for Music and Dance at Millennium Park, Chicago Children’s Theatre and is the guest Artistic Director of Chicago’s massive Navy Pier. Tony D’Angelo brings over 35 years as the co-founder, producer and Managing Director of Candlelight Dinner Theatre and Forum Theatre and has produced numerous commercial productions.

For more about investment opportunities, and to sign up to receive additional production details as they are announced, visit www.knifetotheheart.com.

About Knife to the Heart:

When Marshall and Julie Ann Katz discover that they have twin boys on the way, no one is kvelling more than Marshall’s mother Rhonda-queen of Texas organic foods, and the 21st century Jewish mother we’ve been waiting for. But when it’s time to decide whether or not to circumcise the twins, the whole family is pulled into an uproarious tug-of-war, with a little help from YouTube, a meddling gay schoolteacher, and more than a few centuries of tradition. By the time it’s over, there’s no telling who (or what) will be left intact.

Bios:

STAN ZIMMERMAN (co-playwright): Director/Writer/EP/Creator: “Secs & Execs,” “Skirtchasers” – Webseries (telloFilms.com). Writer/EP/Creator: “Rita Rocks”. Writer/Producer: “Gilmore Girls”, “Roseanne” (WGA nomination – “Kiss Episode”). Writer: “The Brady Bunch Movie”, “A Very Brady Sequel”, “Annie” (ABC-TV movie), “The Golden Girls” (WGA Nomination). Director: Pledge – Hollywood Fringe 2017 (McCadden Theatre), Piñata – Hollywood Fringe 2017 (Lounge Theatre), Synthesis (Dorie Theatre), Warm Cheese – Hollywood Fringe 2016 (Studio C), Suicide Notes: In Their Own Words – Hollywood Fringe 2015, also Writer/Producer (Theatre Asylum), Daughter Of… – Hollywood Fringe 2014 (3 Clubs Lounge), Entertaining Mr. Sloane (Actors Company), BLINK & You Might Miss Me (Hollywood Fringe 2013, SF Fringe, Best Director winner – Broadwayworld.com), Spike Heels (Actors Circle), A Tuna Christmas (Theatre Asylum), Gemini (Celebration Theatre), Music video “All I Want” – Whore’s Mascara (LOGO). Writer/Director/Producer: Yes, Virginia (Studio C), Meet & Greet – Hollywood Fringe 2014 (Theatre Asylum), Meet & Greet (Elephant Space), It’s On!: the tv theme song musical (workshop- NYMF/Signature Theatre, Falcon Theatre), Dancer/Broadway: Nureyev & the Joffrey Ballet (Mark Hellinger Theatre). TV Host/Showrunner: “Situation: Comedy” (Bravo/Producer Sean Hayes). Teacher: Chapman University, Beverly Hills Playhouse, American Comedy Institute (NYC), Grand Prairie Fine Arts Academy (TX). Education: Cranbrook Theatre School, Hampton Playhouse, BFA-Drama NYU/Circle-in-the-Square. 

CHRISTIAN MCLAUGHLIN (co-playwright) Writer: Along with Valerie Ahern, Christian worked on the infamous “Married with Children”. They’ve also written for “Desperate Housewives”, “Hannah Montana”, “Hot Properties”, “Clueless” and “Rita Rocks”. The team had stints on the daytime soaps – “The Young and the Restless” and “The Bold and the Beautiful”. They created and executive produced MTV’s Emmy nominated steamy soap opera “Spyder Games”. Christian produced and directed a live stage production of The Phacts of Life in Los Angeles. He gained notoriety in his early twenties with the publication of his novels, Glamourpuss and Sex Toys of the Gods. Christian and Valerie are currently working on the Disney Channel hit series, “Jessie”.  With Stan, he wrote It’s On! and the 2012 and 2013 Divas Simply Singing! benefits.

GARY GRIFFIN (Director) Broadway: Honeymoon In Vegas, The Apple Tree, The Color Purple. Off Broadway:  Parade (Lincoln Center), The Sound Of Music (Carnegie Hall), Saved (Playwrights Horizons), Beautiful Thing (Cherry Lane Theater), and seven productions for City Center Encores. London: Pacific Overtures (Donmar Warehouse), Chicago: King Charles III, Road Show, Sunday In The Park With George, Follies, As You Like It, Amadeus, Pacific Overtures (Chicago Shakespeare), Hand To God, Never The Sinner, Appropriate (Victory Gardens), The Detective’s Wife, Loot and the upcoming Parade (Writers Theater) as well as work at Lyric Opera, Court, Marriott, Drury Lane Oakbrook, Famous Door, Northlight and The Apple Tree Theatre. Seven seasons at the Stratford Festival of Canada. Regional productions at Signature (DC), Alliance, Hartford Stage, McCarter, Kansas City Rep, Actors Theater of Louisville and The Old Globe. 10 Joseph Jefferson Awards. Oliver Nomination (Pacific Overtures). Artistic Excellence Award from the League of Chicago Theaters.

STEVE ABRAMS (Executive Producer) has been a driving force in Chicago’s diverse cultural landscape for almost the last three decades. Having had a celebrated career that took him from the exciting nightclub and restaurant scene of the 90s through senior and executive leadership positions at Steppenwolf Theatre Company and the Harris Theater for Music and Dance at Millennium Park, he served as Interim Managing Director at Chicago Children’s Theatre and is currently the guest Artistic Director at Chicago’s massively renovated Navy Pier. He is the principal at The Abrams Group, LLC, an innovative arts management and production company and partner at TADA Theatricals, LLC, a commercial theatrical producing entity. Steve is the recipient of the Actors’ Fund’s 2016 Encore Award for extraordinary dedication and commitment to the performing arts by supporting those who bring spectacular performances to our stages and screens. Steve currently has 4 projects in development.

TONY D’ANGELO (Producer) was producer and managing director of the Candlelight Dinner Playhouse and Forum Theatre for over 35 years. At these theaters D’Angelo produced over 400 shows, including five world premieres, five mid-west premieres and over 30 Chicago premieres. His productions have received over 18 Chicago Joseph Jefferson Awards. Tony has produced numerous Chicago hits including Lyle, an original musical by Charles Strouse and Little Shop of Horrors at the Royal-George Theatre. At the Mercury Theatre Over the Tavern ran a very successful 13 months followed by King o’ the Moon. He also presented John Powers’ new play Life’s Not Fair, So What! In Chicago, he produced the hit musical revue The Water Coolers. In the fall of 2007, at the Apollo Theater he produced the acclaimed show The Sparrow, followed in the spring by the world premiere musical Knute Rockne All-American at Theatre at the Center, which was voted one of the best shows for 2008. In the of spring 2009 he produced The Quiet Man Tales at the Chicago Theater and Hi-Fidelity the musical at Piper’s Alley. He was a producer of Trying off-Broadway in 2010. Recently he was the General Manager for Working a musical which played at the Broadway Theater in 2011 and recently presented the musical Signs of Life at Victory Gardens Theatre. In 2015 Unspeakable at the Broadway Playhouse.

STEFANI NICOLE VON HUBEN (Producer) is the founder of 4th Street Park Productions, a Southern-California based production company that has produced short and full-length films, television programming and live stage theatrical productions. Stefani has partnered with the San Diego Civic Theatre to bring theatrical experiences to San Diego elementary school students, including the Broadway productions of: Cinderella (2015); Beauty and the Beast (2015); Newsies (2016); Lion King (2016); Matilda (2017); Finding Neverland (2017); and future shows to include: The Little Mermaid (2017); and School of Rock (2018).  She currently is involved with on-going collaborations with Disney-ABC Studios and DreamWorks Animation.  Ms. Von Huben’s producing highlights include: debuting Unspeakable at the legendary Apollo Theater, New York (2013); winning the Indie Merit Award for her short film, Blue Butterflies (2014); premiering Unspeakable: a Dramatic Fantasia at The Broadway Playhouse, Chicago (2015); and developing Knife to the Heart at The Lex Theatre, Los Angeles (2016), and The Second City, Chicago (2017).

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Steve Abrams
Knife to the Heart
773-458-3388
http://www.knifetotheheart.com

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June 27, 2017 – Benny Finds a Home, a new book by Louise Bramich, has been released by Dorrance Publishing Co., Inc.

Benny is a twenty-year-old car with a personality who has found himself in a used car dealership after being sold, as his previous owner and his wife are expecting a child and need a bigger car. Benny is afraid that because he is old no one will want him.

Will Benny, the loyal car, find a new home and new adventures with someone who will appreciate him for the way he is?

About the Author:
Louise Bramich was born in Victoria, Australia, in 1970 and spent her childhood years in the country north of Melbourne. She attended high school in Yea and realized her loves were athletics, writing, and reading. She attended RMIT University and attained her bachelor’s degree in nursing, along with excelling in water skiing. She attained many awards in her chosen sport. She worked in many varied specialties in Australia in the nursing field and remained an avid reader, both for work and pleasure. Louise currently resides in Mindarie, Western Australia.

Benny Finds a Home is a 30-page hardcover with a retail price of $24.00. The ISBN is 978-1-4809-2539-7. It was published by Dorrance Publishing Co., Inc of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. For more information, or to request a review copy, please go to our virtual pressroom at www.dorrancepressroom.com or our online bookstore at www.dorrancebookstore.com.

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Jessica Stillwell
Dorrance Publishing

http://www.dorrancepublishing.com

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NEW YORK, NY, JUNE 27, 2017 – KEMP Technologies today announced that KEMP360 Central™ is now available for Microsoft Azure Government. The solution helps government organizations simplify and streamline application delivery management for hybrid cloud environments running across Azure. KEMP 360 Central’s enterprise-class application delivery management complements the company’s Virtual LoadMaster™ (VLM), which has been a certified solution since 2014 and has grown to become a top Azure Marketplace offering. In the last 12 months alone, VLM for Azure hourly usage has grown by more than 15x.

KEMP 360 Central provides support for application delivery environments with larger numbers of both KEMP and third-party load balancers, including F5 BIG-IP, NGINX, HAProxy and AWS Elastic Load Balancer. Because of KEMP’s unique position as one of the industry’s only FIPS 140-2 application delivery controllers (ADC) certified for Azure, KEMP deployments in FIPS-certified environments have grown substantially over the past year. As a result, the demand for a modern management framework like KEMP 360 Central has also increased.

“Virtual LoadMaster for Microsoft Azure has grown to become a critical solution for larger and more complex Azure deployments, and our continued position as a top Azure Marketplace solution confirms this,” said Jeff Fisher, vice president of Strategic Alliances, KEMP Technologies. “The increasing number of LoadMasters deployed per customer has driven demand for our 360 Central offering. This latest announcement is a direct response to our growing customer base in federal governments worldwide.”

Arpan Shah, General Manager, Cloud Platform Marketing, Microsoft Corp. said, “Microsoft Azure provides KEMP with global scale, a broad portfolio of services, and market-leading data management capabilities. We are pleased to see our mutual customers benefit from the combined power of KEMP and Azure.”

Moving forward, deeper integration of KEMP 360 Central as well as KEMP’s flagship Virtual LoadMaster™ with Azure will continue to enable joint KEMP and Microsoft customers to simplify the migration of applications and services from legacy, on-premises architectures to Microsoft-powered hybrid cloud environments.

About KEMP Technologies
With over 40,000 worldwide deployments and offices in America, Europe, Asia and South America, KEMP Technologies is the industry leader in advanced Layer 2 – 7 Application Delivery Controllers (ADC) and application-centric load balancing. Named one of the fastest growing technology companies in North America by Deloitte with a 499.1% growth rate, KEMP is changing the way modern enterprises and service providers are building cloud-enabled application delivery infrastructure. Over the past decade, KEMP has been a consistent leader in innovation with a number of industry firsts, including high performance ADC appliance virtualization, application-centric SDN and NFV integration, innovative pricing and licensing models and true platform ubiquity that can scale to support enterprises of every size and workload requirement. Visit https://kemptechnologies.com for more information.

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David Quaid
KEMP Technologies
+1 646 885-6697 ext. 11006
https://kemptechnologies.com/

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The Meaning of Love, a new book by Kerry Arko, has been released by Dorrance Publishing Co., Inc.

Author Kerry Arko’s book of poetry and short stories brings a new perspective to love, tragedy, and struggle. The Meaning of Love gives readers the opportunity to be inspired to achieve greatness and never give up on life.

The Meaning of Love is a 32-page paperback with a retail price of $9.00. The ISBN is 978-1-4809-3745-1. It was published by Dorrance Publishing Co., Inc of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. For more information, or to request a review copy, please go to our virtual pressroom at www.dorrancepressroom.com or our online bookstore at www.dorrancebookstore.com.

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Jessica Stillwell
Dorrance Publishing

http://www.dorrancepublishing.com

Release ID: 255839

June 27, 2017 – Max a Million, a new book by Cameron Evans, has been released by RoseDog Books.

After finding the smoking ship in the back yard, Daisy Peterson’s life changed. She met an extraordinary creature that turns her life inside out. However the creature proves to be a handful to care for. With its constant breakouts, keeping it a secret becomes difficult. Readers will enjoy embarking on the journey into Daisy’s life when she comes in contact with the creature from the ship.

About the Author:
Author Cameron Evans has been an avid writer since his younger years. He enjoys writing humorous novels for all audiences, yet he also loves to read just as much as he loves to write. Inspired by his mother and friends, Evans has had a lifelong love of writing and will continue to put out more works for all other audiences.

Max a Million is a 62-page paperback with a retail price of $10.00. The ISBN is 978-1-4809-7410-4. It was published by RoseDog Books of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. For more information, or to request a review copy, please go to our virtual pressroom at www.dorrancepressroom.com or our online bookstore at www.rosedogbookstore.com.

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Jessica Stillwell
RoseDog Books

http://www.rosedogbookstore.com

Release ID: 255842