Electronic Security Specialists (E.S.S.C. Inc) Awarded Top Service Provider Award By Monitronics

Monitronics Top Provider Award

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June 30, 2015

Memphis, TN: Electronic Security Specialists (ESSC) provides installs and servicing for Monitronics customers. As a subcontractor, ESSC ranked as one of their top 20 installing dealers for the first quarter of 2015. ESSC also received this award for the last quarter of 2014. Providers are based on timeliness, service, installation, paperwork and customer satisfaction.

ESSC which formed in 1987, is a licensed low-voltage contractor in Tennessee and Mississippi, and the company is also licensed in Tennessee and Arkansas to install and service electronic security equipment, alarm monitoring, CCTV systems, UL Certificate fire systems, and access control systems.

Over 1 million customers trust Monitronics for home security systems and monitoring services. As the nation’s second-largest residential security provider, they deliver alarm monitoring service to homes and businesses 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Monitronics Five Diamond Certified Alarm Response Center provides reliable and uninterrupted security monitoring for burglary, fire, carbon monoxide, and medical emergencies. Consistently meeting or exceeding all UL, National Fire Protection Association, and Central Station Alarm Association standards.

ESSC installs alarms, access controls and fire alarms, and performs video integration. Clients range from residential to commercial sites, including large medical campuses, office buildings, warehouses, lodging establishments, educational facilities, retail stores and other types of facilities.

A partial list of its growing client base includes Allenberg Cotton; BancorpSouth Bank; Coca Cola Refreshment USA; CVS Pharmacy; First South Credit Union; First Security Bank Batesville, Miss.; Methodist Healthcare University; Methodist Hospital North, South, and Germantown; Memphis Convention and Visitors Bureau; and the University of Mississippi.

For more information about Electronic Security Specialists visit electronicsecurityspecialists.com or call Eddie McDowell at (901) 366-4505.

Wendlandt Takes Lead at Walmart FLW Tour on Potomac River Presented by Ranger Boats

Pro angler Clark Wendlandt shows his best bass to the crowd.

Marbury, Md. (PRWEB)
June 27, 2015

Pro angler Clark Wendlandt of Leander, Texas, brought five bass to the scale Friday weighing 17 pounds, 13 ounces to grab the lead on day two of the Walmart FLW Tour at the Potomac River presented by Ranger Boats. Wendlandt now has a two-day catch of 10 bass totaling 32-10 and holds a 1-pound, 12-ounce lead over second place pro Bryan Schmitt of Deale, Maryland, in the four-day tournament, hosted by the Charles County Board of Commissioners, that features 142 of the top bass-fishing anglers in the world competing for a top cash award of up to $ 125,000.

“I focused on a lot of the same areas that I did yesterday,” said Wendlandt, who is chasing his fourth tournament win as a professional on the FLW Tour. “I didn’t catch a whole lot of fish today but the ones I did bring in were good-sized.”

Of the handful of bass Wendlandt did catch, he said it was the 5-pounder he reeled in around 11 a.m. that gave him a much-needed confidence boost.

“On this river that’s a big fish right now,” said Wendlandt “I’d say catching that fish is what really set today’s performance apart from yesterday.

“If this wasn’t a tidal fishery there’s no way my pattern would hold up,” continued Wendlandt. “But the fact that the water is constantly moving in and coming up and changing the location of the fish, there’s definitely an opportunity for it to work.”

Looking ahead to tomorrow’s top-20 showdown, Wendlandt said he has a few spots left to try and pull together a solid limit.

“I may hit some of the new stuff,” said Wendlandt. “It just really depends on how the day is going. I could see myself going in there and catching them quick or I could see it being a struggle. It’s just really hard to tell right now.”

The top 20 pros that made the Buck Knives Cut and will fish Saturday on the Potomac River are:

    1st:    Clark Wendlandt, Leander, Texas, 10 bass, 32-10

    2nd:    Bryan Schmitt, Deale, Md., 10 bass, 30-14

    3rd:    Adrian Avena, Vineland, N.J., 10 bass, 30-12

    4th:    Darrel Robertson, Jay, Okla., 10 bass, 28-3

    5th:    Jason Lambert, Pickwick Dam, Tenn., 10 bass, 27-2

    6th:    Quaker State pro Scott Canterbury, Springville, Ala., 10 bass, 26-15

    7th:    Jim Moynagh, Carver, Minn., 10 bass, 26-14

    8th:    Keystone Light pro Jeff Sprague, Point, Texas, 10 bass, 26-11

    9th:    Randy Haynes, Counce, Tenn., 10 bass, 26-11

    10th:    John Voyles, Petersburg, Ind., 10 bass, 26-10

    11th:    Scott Martin, Clewiston, Fla., 10 bass, 26-9

    12th:    Larry Nixon, Bee Branch, Ark., 10 bass, 26-8

    13th:    Blake Nick, Adger, Ala., 10 bass, 26-7

    14th:    Livingston Lures pro Andy Morgan, Dayton, Tenn., 10 bass, 26-5

    15th:    Scott Wiley, Bay Minette, Ala., 10 bass, 26-3

    16th:    Shinichi Fukae, Palestine, Texas, 10 bass, 26-1

    17th:    Rusty Trancygier, Hahira, Ga., 10 bass, 26-0

    18th:    Ishama Monroe, Hughson, Calif., 10 bass, 25-12

    19th:    Michael Wooley, Collierville, Tenn., 10 bass, 25-10

    20th:    Barry Wilson, Birmingham, Ala., 10 bass, 25-10

For a full list of results visit FLWFishing.com.

Mike Boyles of Kimberling City, Missouri, won the Bridgford Big Bass Award on the pro side Friday with a bass weighing 6 pounds, 2 ounces, to win the $ 500 prize.

Overall there were 643 bass weighing 1,468 pounds, 14 ounces caught by 139 pros Friday. The catch included 112 five-bass limits.

Pro Zack Birge of Blanchard, Oklahoma, clinched the 2015 Walmart FLW Tour Rookie of the Year award Friday, which is awarded to the rookie pro angler who finishes the season with the highest point total.

Jim Jones of Big Bend, Wisconsin, won the co-angler division and $ 25,000 Friday with a two-day total of 10 bass weighing 25 pounds, 2 ounces, followed by Kyle Prskalo of Hobart, Indiana, who finished in second place with eight bass weighing 23 pounds, 15 ounces worth $ 7,081.

The top 10 co-anglers finished:

    1st:    Jim Jones, Big Bend, Wis., 10 bass, 25-2, $ 25,000

    2nd:    Kyle Prskalo, Hobart, Ind., 10 bass, 23-15, $ 7,081

    3rd:    Shane Melton, Kokomo, Ind., 10 bass, 23-9, $ 4,715

    4th:    Timmy Thompkins, Myrtle Beach, S.C., 10 bass, 22-3, $ 3,851

    5th:    Joey Cifuentes, Clinton, Ark., 10 bass, 21-13, $ 2,821

    6th:    Tee Watkins, East Point, Ky., 10 bass, 21-6, $ 2,348

    7th:    Eric Self, Lawndale, N.C., seven bass, 21-3, $ 1,875

    8th:    Simon Borja, Johnson City, Tenn., 10 bass, 21-1, $ 1,685

    9th:    Jordan Osborne, Longview, Texas, 10 bass, 21-0, $ 1,591

    10th:    Todd Lee, Jasper, Ala., eight bass, 20-12, $ 1,496

Complete results for the remaining field can be found at FLWFishing.com.

J.P. Sims of Cookeville, Tennessee, caught Friday’s Bridgford Big Bass in the co-angler division, a bass weighing 4 pounds, 2 ounces to win the $ 250 prize.

Overall there were 411 bass weighing 833 pounds even caught by co-anglers Friday. The catch included 41 five-bass limits.

In addition to casting for top awards of up to $ 125,000 cash in the pro division and up to $ 25,000 cash in the co-angler division, anglers are also competing for valuable points in hopes of qualifying for the 2015 Forrest Wood Cup, the world championship of bass fishing. The 2015 Forrest Wood Cup will be in Hot Springs, Arkansas, Aug. 20-23 on Lake Ouachita and is hosted by Visit Hot Springs. The Forrest Wood Cup Champion could win as much as $ 500,000 – professional bass-fishing’s richest prize.

John Hunter of Shelbyville, Kentucky, clinched the Walmart FLW Tour Co-Angler of the Year title Friday and won a new Ranger Z518C with a 200-horsepower Evinrude or Mercury outboard.

Anglers will take off from Smallwood State Park located at 2750 Sweden Point Road in Marbury at 6:30 a.m. EST each day of competition. Saturday and Sunday’s final weigh-ins will be held at Walmart, located at 40 Drury Drive in La Plata, Maryland, beginning at 4 p.m.

Fans will also be treated to the FLW Expo on Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. at Walmart in La Plata prior to the final weigh-ins. The Expo includes a Ranger boat simulator, the opportunity to interact with professional anglers, enjoy interactive games, activities and giveaways provided by sponsors, and learn more about the sport of fishing and other outdoor activities. All activities are free and open to the public. Pros Rich Dalbey and Todd Hollowell’s “Hooked on Helping” foundation will be hosting a food drive to benefit the Southern Maryland Food Bank. FLW fans who donate five or more cans of food will be entered to win a $ 50 Walmart gift card.

Coverage of the Potomac River tournament will be broadcast in high-definition (HD) on NBC Sports Network (NBCSN) November 2 from 7 p.m.-8 p.m. EDT when Season 20 of “FLW” returns this fall. The Emmy-nominated “FLW” television show airs on NBCSN, the Pursuit Channel and the World Fishing Network and is broadcast to more than 564 million households worldwide, making it the most widely distributed weekly outdoors-sports television show in the world.

For complete details and updated information visit FLWFishing.com. For regular updates, photos, tournament news and more, follow us on Facebook at Facebook.com/FLWFishing and on Twitter at Twitter.com/FLWFishing.

ABOUT FLW

FLW is the industry’s premier tournament-fishing organization, providing anglers of all skill levels the opportunity to compete for millions in prize money nationwide in 2015 over the course of 240 tournaments across five tournament circuits, four of which provide an avenue to the sport’s richest payday and most coveted championship trophy – the Forrest Wood Cup. FLW tournament fishing can be seen on the Emmy-nominated “FLW” television show and is broadcast to more than 564 million households worldwide, making it the most widely distributed weekly outdoors-sports television show in the world. For more information about FLW visit FLWFishing.com and look for FLW on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.

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Hotels in Memphis Tennessee Reviewed

Hotels in Memphis Tennessee: You can not think of Memphis without thinking about Graceland, home to all lovers of Elvis. This is a special place to visit and really there is a wonderful feel to this home. The Chucalissa Archaeological Museum is another point of interest as well as the National Civil Rights Museum.

Hampton Inn and Suites Memphis- Beale Street.

175 Peabody Place

Memphis, TN 38103 USA

If you want to be very close to the nightlife, here in Memphis, this is the place for you. Here you get a free breakfast and the staff are really helpful and kind.

You are about a ten minute drive for Graceland. All rooms have a great feel and are bight clean and comfortable. All rooms come with free high speed internet, lap desks and chair for your use. Coffee makers are standard and bathrooms have a WaterPik showerhead.

There is an in-room movie channel and the bathrooms come with Purity Basics. You can use the fitness room or pool throughout your stay. There is baggage storage so you can make the most of your last day.

A complimentary beverage area and a gift shop are onsite. Eat out at the B.B Kings Blues Club, for something a little different. Have an evening bowling, this is nearby, or if you like there is a pool table close to the hotel. There is also a golf course some five miles away. Whatever you want to do you can find here in Memphis.

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Memphis Downtown

185 Union Avenue

Memphis, Tennessee 38103 USA

This hotel is just a touch away from the full hustle and bustle of the fast nightlife. You get spacious bedrooms here with all the things you need; such as cable TV, work desk, seating, high speed internet access and a coffee maker. The rooms are clean and practical, making this a great place to stay.

There is a pool and a fitness room, for your use. For families they offer children’s menu, cribs, and high chairs. On site there is a T.G.I. Friday, offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Room service is available. Eating out is fun and you can eat cheaply at Alfred’s on Beale or Folk’s Folly Prime Steak House that is mid-range but up market. Another great Hotel review of Memphis area hotels.

For more hotel reviews and information about hotels in every state and many cities in the United States please visit my site below. TOP RATED HOTELS We will be giving away FREE Hotel stays in the near future so be sure to check back often to see our latest giveaways. HOTELS in TENNESSEE

Tennessee Homes And Painting Jobs

Colors bring different attitude to people. Colors also represent the different moods and appearances. There are times when a blind person asks what the color of an object is, in order to describe such color; feelings are actually associated with each color. This is to establish that colors are really important more than just its decorative appearance. There are times when people actually buy houses and try to make the color of the house fit according to their preference.

From residential to industrial buildings, there are a great number of people who try to make things match according to the appearance that they want their houses to be. For the younger ones, they say that they are more associated with the bright colored objects. When a person is actually a genius they say that smart people would go for green. Or maybe, when you want to make a house look from small to bigger, yellow could do the job in making a house look bigger.

Houses without the proper repair and the proper maintenance would eventually be left out by the harsh environments of nature and also father time. Though no one defeats these two, the process of wear and tear could be prolonged and at the same time, with the help of renovation and home improvement it could be skipping a generation before the fear of wear and tear happens again.

Without building painters, there is a tendency that people would actually conduct themselves in do-it-yourself fixes. When people try to conduct do it yourself fixes, there is a really big probability that things wouldnt really end up the way they should. And when this thing happens, homes are going to be left missing in so many details and parts.

For this, fortunately for the houses in Tennessee, there are really great contractors within their area that offers homeowners help in their painting needs. Take a look at a Jackson painting company; there are a great number of professionals who work in that area that satisfies the need of their clients. If you are looking for companies in par with Jackson panting contractor, a painting company in Memphis will actually do the job. For residential homes, they would need painting jobs in order to maintain some kind of aura in their very own home. But for industrial painting services, these are actually being done because of the fact that business would need to exhibit that aura reflective of there very own services. And because there are a great number of people who operates painting contractors in Memphis and Jackson; houses dont really have a problem.

For a house, it is a need to have painting job being done every sometime. Without the painting contractors, do it yourself fixes would be the thing that homeowners will do. And with homeowner based services, this can be a source of breakdown because of the fact that homeowners dont get to receive the best service possible for them to receive, and for the contractors in Tennessee their presence have actually changed the way peples houses look.

Andrew Beene is an expert writer that writes about Jackson painting company, Painting contractors Memphis, Industrial painting services.For more information about the site, visit http://www.propainting.biz/

Wealth Access Hires 7 Veterans to Continue Growth

Nashville, TN (PRWEB) June 10, 2015

Wealth Access, an innovative high net worth personal financial management platform for advisors, announced growing momentum in the adoption of the Wealth Access technology solution by advisors, with record year over year growth and the hiring of seven senior technology and financial services veterans.

Representing strong demand by financial advisors to provide their clients with an integrated and aggregated reporting view, optimized for all mobile devices, Wealth Access now reports on over $ 20 Billion, a 350% increase year over year, and has also experienced a 1,437% growth in active users added to the platform over the past year.

To continue this rapid growth, Wealth Access also announced the hiring of 7 veteran financial services and technology executives to join the Wealth Access team. These senior staffers come from many of the industry’s leading technology platforms, such as Black Diamond, eMoney, Schwab, Envestnet and Symantec and will play a lead role in enhancing the Wealth Access user experience, technology infrastructure and sales reach.

“We are extremely excited with the industry’s reception to our technology solution,” said David Benskin, CEO of Wealth Access. “With the many changes in the way investors want to communicate with their financial advisor these days, Wealth Access is providing a compelling and engaging reporting platform that is resonating with both advisors and clients, leading to tremendous growth.”

Joining the Wealth Access team are:

Doug McPhail, Director of Sales Engineering. McPhail comes to Wealth Access after senior roles at Charles Schwab and at Black Diamond as a Senior Solutions Consultant.
Paul Polese, Vice President of Business Development, comes to Wealth Access after serving the Registered Investment Advisory (RIA) community as Director of Investment Advisory Solutions at Envestnet – Placemark. Previously Paul served senior roles in sales at Black Diamond and Schwab Institutional.
Ellen Smith, Vice President of Sales, comes to Wealth Access after senior roles at eMoney, delivering outsized sales results.
Will Cooper, Vice President of Operations and Client Service, comes to Wealth Access from Black Diamond, where he managed an operations team for over four years.
Brian Semitekol, Chief Financial Officer, comes to Wealth Access from Shareholder Insite (now Ipreo), where he was CFO. Prior to that he worked at a middle market investment bank in Chicago.
Jeff Norris, Senior User Experience Architect, comes to Wealth Access from Underwrites Laboratory, where he designed multiple technology applications.
Kanchana Chalia, Senior Software Engineer comes to Wealth Access after seven years of experience in all aspects of web and software development at Symantec.

“Bringing on this talented group will jumpstart our continued development efforts in technology, client service and sales while accelerating our overall growth,” said Benskin. “These initiatives are just a few of the many investments we are making in the Wealth Access platform to make it even more useful and valuable to advisors and their clients.”

About Wealth Access

Wealth Access is a financial services technology firm that provides reporting solutions for the UHNW/HNW advisor and investor community. Its proprietary and diagnostic software platform aggregates information from more than 20,000 financial services institutions and various holdings to deliver an aggregated view, allowing for better decision support in investments, tax planning, insurance and other complex situations faced by UHWN/HNW individuals. Wealth Access is a mobile technology solution for the complicated financial situations of the UHWN/HNW. For more information, visit http://www.wealthaccess.com.

The Best Nashville Web Design Agencies

Companies rely on Nashville Web design firms to help with Internet marketing campaigns in order to increase their business. There are other ways to go about increasing a companys online presence such as banner ads and pay per clicks, but these are expensive these days so they are not very cost effective. Many Nashville Web design firms also offer search engine optimization and marketing services as well, and many companies concentrate on using all kinds of different means of design and marketing in a successful advertising campaign.

Distributing small ads, submitting articles, blogging, building links to websites, and using keywords in website pages are some of the common means of improving Internet visibility. The top rated Nashville Web design companies do much more than just making websites look good there is a functional side along with the aesthetic side.

A good website needs to be easily accessible, attractive, user friendly, targeted to certain audiences, and should also serve the purpose that it was designed for. Many of the big search engines use crawlers to find pages for their search results pages that get pulled up when a user types in search terms. Companies that work on designs and search engine optimization need to know what procedures they can and cannot use in websites and with SEO campaigns in order to successfully deliver a fully functional, successful websites.

There are many different pieces of websites that are looked at by search engine crawlers. One of those is the distance of certain pages from the root directory of a site if they are too far away, the pages may not get crawled. Constantly changing the content of websites is another good way to get those pages noticed and crawled by search engine crawlers, and this is a part of what Nashville Web design companies can help with.

High end Web design companies also offer content management systems for their customers websites to keep them updated and changed regularly so to stay right in front of the crawlers. The systems that many of these companies use make it very easy to update and edit website content. As some content becomes updated and is picked up by more search engine pages, effective growth strategies result in expanding into new markets The highly recommended ways to reach new customers with products and services include websites that are functional and good looking, using suitable features and factors in pages that search engines look for. For more information about the best Nashville Web design companies, just hop on the Internet!

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GPAA: Gold Prospectors to host Gold and Treasure Show in Charlotte May 30-31

Charlotte, N.C. (PRWEB) May 19, 2015

“Gold is where you find it,” and the best place to start looking is at the Gold Prospectors Association of

America Gold and Treasure Show Saturday, May 30 and Sunday, May 31 at the Metrolina Tradshow Expo, 7100 Statesville Road, Charlotte, N.C. 28269.

One of the most popular attractions at the Gold and Treasure Shows is the complimentary GPAA Gold Panning Zone, where all attendees can experience gold panning using real gold.

“Step up to the troughs at the Gold Panning Zone and enjoy a hands-on gold panning lesson from an experienced gold prospector,” said GPAA President Brandon Johnson. “Our shows allow everyone the chance to pan for real gold, and you can keep what you find!”

More than $ 15,000 worth of prizes, including metal detectors, sluice boxes and gold concentrators, will be given away to lucky ticket holders in the major raffle, sponsored by Summit Mining & Equipment, Inc., Martin Prospecting Equipment, Thermal City Gold Mine, Gold Cube, Gold Magic, Garrett, Felix Paydirt, Keene Engineering, Minelab, Fisher Metal Detectors and the Gold Prospectors Association of America.

For decades, the GPAA has been traveling across the U.S. with some of the most well-known and trusted prospecting and mining equipment dealers, giving people interested in gold prospecting an opportunity to learn about the products that will benefit them the most in the field.

“There’s always something new and exciting to see, with constant advanced innovations in mining equipment, accessories and supplies,” said Johnson, who will attend the Charlotte show. “Dozens of mining equipment vendors and manufacturers are to ready to share their secrets of gold prospecting with you.”

The event will feature prospecting and mining seminars led by seasoned gold prospectors. Topics will include fine gold recovery, local prospecting tips and techniques, metal detecting for beginners and advanced prospectors and gold geology.

Another highlight is the ever-popular Alaska Gold Expedition prize giveaways. Two trips will be given away at each weekend show — one at the end of each day. Each trip is good for one person for two weeks and includes airfare to Nome, Alaska.

“All Gold and Treasure Show attendees over 18 years of age have an opportunity to win this once-in-a-lifetime, unforgettable adventure to the home of Alaska Gold Rush. With admission, showgoers are given a raffle ticket for the drawing,” Johnson said.

Winning ticket holders and others who decide to sign up for the Alaska Gold Expedition will visit the GPAA’s famous Cripple River Mining Camp, a popular summer prospecting destination on the shores of the Bering Sea, 12 miles from Nome. The 2,300-acre property and camp offers the best in gold prospecting adventures.

Gold prospecting has become increasingly popular in the last few years with high gold prices. The growing interest in gold is reflected not only in the longest-airing prospecting TV show, “Gold Fever,” but in several gold mining reality TV programs and the all new GPAA-produced show, “Gold Trails” with host Kevin Hoagland who is eager to meet his fans at the Charlotte event.

The Gold and Treasure Show in Charlotte will be hosted by local Matthews NC GPAA Chapter. Local GPAA chapters are often invited by schools, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, other youth groups and organizers of local fairs and community events to demonstrate gold panning and share their knowledge of gold mining history and heritage.

“The shows give GPAA chapter members an opportunity to meet newcomers who are interested in gold prospecting, metal detecting and treasure hunting,” Johnson said. “It’s been our goal to reach out to the young and old to teach them about gold prospecting and show them the love and respect we have for the outdoors.”

Showgoers who feel the gold bug bite are invited to visit the GPAA booth, and join our community for treatment. The GPAA has more than 350 mining claims across the country where members can prospect and mine for their own gold. The gold is yours to find and keep. Those who come down with a bad case of gold fever and want to experience a real mining camp are also invited to stop by the booth to explore what the Lost Dutchman’s Mining Association Camps have to offer. While there is no cure, LDMA mining camps are the best known remedy.

“The GPAA has always been the leader in attracting new people into the world of prospecting,” said Executive Director of Operations Dominic Ricci. “Stop by our booth, and learn how easy it is to get started in finding your own gold. We can get you out on a real prospecting experience. Participate in an outing where you can learn where to prospect, use all kinds of equipment, and recover your own gold.”

The 2015 GPAA Gold and Treasure Shows are open to the public. Admission is $ 10 for at the door for adults, or $ 5 for advance tickets purchased online or from a GPAA host chapter. There is no admission fee for children under 12. Active military and veterans with ID are also admitted free. For more information about the 2015 GPAA Gold and Treasure Shows, go to http://www.goldandtreasureshows.com

For advance tickets, contact the following local GPAA chapter:

Matthews NC Chapter

Contact: Glenn Coleman

Phone: (704) 299-2808

Email: glenncoleman43(AT)gmail.com

Website: http://www.gpaamatthews.com

Upcoming GPAA Gold and Treasure Shows:

(Show hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday for all events.)

Charlotte, North Carolina — May 30-31

Metrolina Tradeshow Expo

7100 Statesville Road

Charlotte, NC 28269

Knoxville, Tennessee — June 6-7

Knoxville Convention Center

701 Henley St.

Knoxville, TN 37902

To join the GPAA or Lost Dutchman’s Mining Association, go to http://www.goldprospectors.org. To watch previously aired episodes of the series, go to http://www.goldprospectors.org/goldtrails.

The GPAA Gold and Treasure Shows were started decades ago by GPAA founder George Massie to introduce people to gold prospecting and to teach them how and where to find their own gold. Besides being a lot of fun, the purpose of the gold shows is to remind everyone that gold prospecting and small-scale gold mining are still a way of life for hundreds of thousands of people across the United States. Gold mining is an integral part of American culture, heritage, our world history and our economy.

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