FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Chanel Woods-Joe Volunteer Media Coordinator 310-425-6378 (cell)

January 3, 2011

ONE-DAY RETREAT TO PROMOTE POSITIVE BODY IMAGE IN BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS AND PATIENTS SAN DIEGOYoung Survival Coalition San Diego is hosting a one-day retreat entitled Making Peace With Your Body to equip breast cancer survivors and newly diagnosed patients of all ages with the positive coping skills needed to accept their post-treatment bodies on Jan. 29 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event is taking place at La Jolla Cove Bridge Club and will be facilitated by three-time breast cancer survivor Pasha Hogan, psychotherapist and founder of Creative Recovery TM, a wellness program that empowers participants to transform lifes challenges into profound learning and healing experiences. People in attendance will be led on a holistic, spiritual quest to reconnect with body, mind and soul through guided mediation, storytelling, yoga and art. Accepting the changes that your body goes through during breast cancer treatment is critical to recovering, said Allison Briggs, retreat co-coordinator. We are excited to have Pasha lead attendees on a transformative journey and anticipate that everyone will leave feeling refreshed with a new, positive outlook on their body and life in general. Family and friends impacted by a loved ones breast cancer diagnosis are also invited to participate. Attendees are encouraged to R.S.V.P for the event. The cost is $40 in advance and $45 at the door; however, a limited number of partial scholarships covering 50 percent of the price are available. For more information, to request a scholarship or to reserve a space, email yscsandiego@youngsurvival.org or call 858-336-7496. Payment checks can be mailed in advance to the following address: YSC SAN DIEGO, PO Box 1872 Poway, CA 92074. # # # Young Survival Coalition San Diego is an affiliate of Young Survival Coalition, the premier, international organization dedicated to the critical issues unique to young women with breast cancer, and has helped over 200 women under 40 who have been diagnosed with breast cancer since it was founded by three young survivors in 2006. YSC SD provides young survivors with educational events, access to support groups and networking opportunities that allow them to be informed and empowered.

PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Chanel Woods-Joe 619-814-2370 x16 (office) 310-425-6378 (cell) Sportaneous Launches Sports-Based iPhone App & Website New mobile application and website lets users easily organize or join local pick-up games SAN DIEGOSportaneous Inc., a company dedicated to helping exercise enthusiasts find and participate in team sporting activities, has developed an iPhone application and website that use GPS technology to facilitate spontaneous group sports games and will launch the free product exclusively to the San Diego region on Jan. 19. Sportaneous uses location-based technology to match a user with team sports games that fit his or her unique schedule, location and skill level. The service lets users create or join spontaneous sports games and provides incentives for usage, including titles such as King of the Court, and inclusion in a monthly Sportaneous Hall of Fame, and rewards (e.g. athletic apparel). A joint effort of three San Diego natives, Sportaneous provides users with a convenient way to stay physically active, and creates a network of players who prefer to participate in team sports rather than exercise alone. Sportaneous also serves as an alternative to costly gym memberships and as a complement to recreational sports leagues. Staying physically active is increasingly difficult these days, but it is critical to staying healthy and preventing diseases that are present in epidemic proportions in America, said Sportaneous Co-Founder and President Aaron Royston. From young professionals to working parents with inconsistent schedules, Sportaneous makes it easy for anyone to find the right game, at the right time with the right people. Sportaneous gets the ball rolling on physical health. The mobile application will be available for download on the iPhone and accessible to other devices using mobile web. Plans to port the application to Blackberry and Android users are being considered. The idea is to organize and expand upon the pick-up cultures that exist in sports such as basketball, soccer and beach volleyball. Our research shows that 75 percent of people would prefer to play team sports to working out alone, said NBA Hall of Famer Bill Walton, a member of Sportaneous board of advisors. For more information about Sportaneous, visit www.Sportaneous.com. ### JAN. 19, 2011

About Sportaneous Sportaneous Inc. is dedicated to helping exercise enthusiasts find and participate in team sporting activities using GPS technology. The company offers a mobile application and website that makes it easy for busy people to play team sports by harnessing location-based technology to facilitate sports games at any time. Through the Sportaneous applications, a person can quickly view, organize or join all pick-up games that have been proposed in his or her surrounding neighborhoods.

PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Chanel Woods-Joe 619-814-2370 x16 (office) 310-425-6378 (cell) San Diego Company Sportaneous Wins Grand Prize in NYC Big Apps Competition Sports-based iPhone app & website recognized by NYC Mayor Bloomberg SAN DIEGOSan Diego-based company Sportaneous, the brainchild of three SD natives, won the grand prize for popular choice and second prize overall in this years NYC Big Apps 2.0, a competition created by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg to recognize software that utilizes NYC Data Sets to create thoughtful applications that create social impact while helping the city to be transparent, accessible, and accountable. The mobile application and website that urges users to Be Sportaneous won recognition for using public data to allow users to arrange and play spontaneous pickup sports games with the help of location-based technology to match players with team sports games that fit his or her unique schedule, location and skill level. Our goal for Sportaneous is to keep people active by fostering a social environment that encourages physical activity, said Aaron Royston, co-founder of Sportaneous. Taking home two major wins in the Big Apps competition cements in our minds that this app has the potential to get people moving and in turn, keep them healthy. The competition boasting prizes of up to $20,000 judged entries on criteria including quality of the idea, implementation of the idea, potential impact, and potential for commercialization. Judges included Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter; Naveen Selvadurai, co-founder of Foursquare; and Ian Robertson, chairman of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, Ltd. The app launched exclusively in San Diego in January to take advantage of the regions optimal weather conditions for outdoor sports and is now available in New York City with planned expansion to San Francisco and Philadelphia later this year. For more information about Sportaneous, visit www.Sportaneous.com. To find out more about the Big Apps 2.0 competition, visit www.NYCbigapps.com. ### About Sportaneous Sportaneous Inc. is dedicated to helping exercise enthusiasts find and participate in team sporting activities using GPS technology. The company offers a mobile application and website that makes it easy for busy people to play team sports by harnessing location-based technology to April 5, 2011

facilitate sports games at any time. Through the Sportaneous application, a person can quickly view, organize or join all pick-up games that have been proposed in his or her surrounding neighborhoods.

April 25, 2011 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Jamie Ortiz 619-758-7743 x101; 858-337-7466 (cell) May 12 Signs of the Tide explores water quality: Is Mission Bay Gross? San Diego Coastkeeper hosts monthly events to educate about coastal waters

SAN DIEGOIs Mission Bay Gross? On Thursday, May 12 from 6 p.m. 8 p.m., San Diego Coastkeepers free quarterly Signs of the Tide public forum will clear the fog surrounding the urban jewel and popular getaway spots water quality and safety. The regions leading environmental nonprofit protecting inland and coastal waters will educate the public with the help of four expert panelists at Urban Corps San Diego, located at 3127 Jefferson Street. Panelists will examine different aspects of the bay and address attendees about Mission Bays ecosystem; land use and development history; infrastructure upgrades to improve urban impacts; and water quality data. Speakers and topics are as follows: Rob Hutsel, executive director of San Diego River Parks Foundation, will share Mission Bays history and how it transformed to one of the biggest recreational assets in San Diego. Hutsel will explore the change of the course of water flowing to the bay from the San Diego River, concluding on water circulation happening throughout the year in Mission Bay. Ken Schiff, deputy director of Southern California Coastal Water Research Project, will compare Mission Bays water quality status with similar water bodies in the region. A water quality expert, Schiff will explain various water quality testing methods and draw a connection between government water quality standards and human health. Ruth Kolb, program manager at City of San Diego Transportation and Stormwater Department, will discuss how Mission Bay got its bad reputation and how the City of San Diego has taken drastic steps to improve the Bays water quality. Jen Kovecses, staff scientist at San Diego Coastkeeper, will share her expertise about current problems Coastkeeper sees affecting Mission Bays water quality and explain Coastkeepers goals for improving the water quality. Kovecses will outline next steps and different ways community members can get involved in the process.

Attendees with appetite for knowledge will be offered light appetizers and beverages. Coastkeepers next Signs of the Tide on Thursday, Aug. 9, will examine San Diego Bays Dirty Little Secret. All of the Signs of the Tide events are free and open to the public. In addition to Signs of the Tide forums, Coastkeeper provides San Diego residents with a variety of opportunities to act as partners in preservation, including Water Quality Monitoring and beach cleanups.

Water Quality Monitoring, an essential component in establishing water quality trends in the countys creeks and rivers, will occur on: May 21: Volunteer training at 8:30 a.m. Field session at 11 a.m. June 11: No training. Field Session begins at 9 a.m. July 16: Volunteer training at 8:30 a.m. Field session at 11 a.m.

Twice-monthly Beach Cleanups, hosted alongside Surfrider San Diego Chapter, are as follows: April 30: Creek to Bay Cleanup May 14: Oceanside Harbor May 21: Encinitas- Moonlight Beach May 28: Mission Bay-Fiesta Island June 11: Oceanside Harbor June 25: Pacific Beach- Crystal Pier July 5: The Morning After Mess-Various locations July 16: Encinitas- Moonlight Beach July 30: South Mission Beach- Meet next to parking lot and lifeguard tower

For more information about community events, visit Coastkeepers website at www.sdcoastkeeper.org, or email Dylan Edwards at dylan@sdcoastkeeper.org.

### Founded in 1995, San Diego Coastkeeper protects the regions inland and coastal waters for the communities and wildlife that depend on them by blending education, community empowerment and advocacy. Visit us online at http://www.sdcoastkeeper.org.