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Have you ever wondered how some people always seem to get themselves or their products in the media and think, “Hey, Why not me?” If you want to know the Secrets of Publicity and how to get yourself on TV and radio repeatedly for free, then this is the tape for you.

This 3 CD set is hosted by five time Emmy award winner Janette Barber and Fran Capo. In a down to earth, simple to understand easy conversation…you will learn everything you need to get the producers to sit up and take notice.

You will learn:

• How to develop a media kit.

• How to create a salable hook that will have producers calling you.
• What buzzwords to use that will immediately interest the media.
• How to set yourself apart from the competition.
• How to gather a list of publicity sources.
• How to prepare for different media appearances so you look a pro.
• Learn how to get called back on shows over and over again….and much, much more.

Why have a product sitting on a shelf collecting dust, when you can let the world know about it and collect money instead?

If I can do it, so can you! It’s simple and it works.
Remember: If you want to do something you find a way, if you don’t you find an excuse.
Now with this tape..there is no longer an excuse.

The Science of Getting Rich is a timeless classic written in 1910 by Wallace D. Wattles.

Do you want to know how to get rich doing the things you love? Do you want to know the principles that successful people throughout time have used to accomplish their dreams, follow their hearts and obtain wealth? If so…then this is the tape for you. The CD will explain to you in simple terms how to use this exact science to obtain the wealth you deserve. And the best part about it is, it can happen to anyone, from any background, in any place, at any time. Learn this science and you have the key to your wealth. With a unique introduction by three-time world record holder, Fran Capo the listener will be inspired to adjust their thinking so they are well on the way to becoming a millionaire and obtain any dream they desire.

• When did the first terrorist attack really happen in the United States?
• Who were the rich ghosts of Morristown?
• Where was the first baseball game really played?
• Do you know what inspired the first drive-in theater?
• Do you know where Santa Claus was really born (hint- it aint’ the north
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The answers to these and thirty more captivating stories are in this book, plus a complete trivia section and potpourri of facts.
If you know a history buff, or you just like to read about things that make you go "WOW", you’ll like this book.

Find the answers to these questions and more in It Happened in New York.
This collection takes you through the history of the Empire State by presenting thirty intriguing episodes that took place there. You’ll get inside information on such events as Manhattan being purchased by the wrong set of Indians, or the day Niagara Falls was shut off, or even the tightrope walk between the fated twin towers. With a comedic yet dramatic flair you will learn abou the colorful, sometimes wacky history of New York.

From the story behind the crack in the Liberty Bell to the tale of how a small leak triggered the Three Mile Island nuclear disaster, It Happened in Pennsylvania takes readers on a behind-the-scenes look at the intriguing people and episodes from the Keystone State’s past.

Here you’ll find out whether or not the Battle of Gettysburg was an attempt by Confederates to capture shoes, and how Frank W. Woolworth nickel-and-dimed his way to purchasing the Woolworth building for $13.2 million dollars - cash. You’ll meet the engineer who turned a spring into a popular toy, the doctor who spontaneously combusted, and the World War II - era Pitssburgh-Philadelphia football team called the Steagles.

In an easy to read style that’s entertaining and informative, the authors recount twenty-eight of the most captivating and unusual moments from Pennsylvania’s history.

(Based on the life of Fran’s Dad…Yup, a true comic crime novel….98% genuine Capo. I dare you to guess the one episode that is slightly exaggerated…and it’s not Fat Sue.)

Frankie Crooks, a down to earth Italian kid from Greenwich Village is torn between two worlds…the mob and law enforcement. Both hold intrigue, because he has one brother who is a highly decorated police officer and the other one who’s in the mob…and both want him to follow in their footsteps.
Frankie sees the humor in all this at the most inappropriate moments as he vacillates between a life of crime and being a law abiding citizen. with a first person tongue-in-cheek approach, Frankie’s life unfolds as we follow him through his escapades that leave him running for his life, both from the law and the hands of his strict Italian mother.
A mix between Catcher in the Rye and Analyze THis, this book leaves readers wanting the "bad" guy to win, while at the same time revealing what makes a criminal tick. Based on a true story, Frankie Crooks, lets you know what it’s like to be Almost a Wise Guy.

Note from Author: Hey Guys…my dad asked me to write this book on his death bed. I had four months while he was battling cancer to write it, edit it and read it to him. He heard the whole story before he died. I was nervous about writing it, since several mobsters were included…so the beginning of the book says, "The names have been changed to protect the author." Hey I gotta cover my bases.

Anyway, If you like to laugh, I think you will enjoy this book, and understand where I get my humor from. Don’t forget to read the foreward.