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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. -- Stratus Media Group, Inc. (OTCBB:SMDI), a live entertainment company, announced today that Coca-Cola庐 will be an official sponsor of the 24th Annual Santa Barbara Concours d鈥橢legance to be held October 31 to November 1, 2009. This automobile festival celebrates a unique fusion of live music, fashion, exquisite food and fine wine with classic and new automobiles and motorcycles.

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For more information and to purchase tickets for this event go to or telephone 800.594.7734.

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Incorporated in November of 1998, Santa Barbara based-Stratus Media Group is an owner, operator and marketer of live entertainment and sporting events. The company is primarily focused on action sports, automotive shows, college sports, food events, motor sports, music concerts and festivals, running events, diversified media marketing, trade shows and expositions, and talent management. In addition, the company intends to expand its consumer rewards marketing through its Stratus Rewards Visa White Card -- providing exclusive redemption benefits to its cardholders in the form of VIP event access, luxury trips, private jet travel, luxury automobiles, high-end merchandise and other rewards for specified levels of use.

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Adventure racing goes to new heights in inaugural Spartan Race

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When I heard about the first-ever Spartan Race - ostensibly an adult obstacle course meant to test even the meatiest gym rats and gung-ho-est jarheads - I knew I had to go. Scaling a greased wall and scurrying under barbed wire on a three-mile course sounded like too much fun to miss. With that attitude, I found myself crawling through a river of mud at the Catamount Outdoor Family Center on Sunday on a quest to become a modern-day Spartan.

The race - the first in a nine-city series - is the brainchild of Joe Desena, a Wall Street trading veteran turned ultra sports impresario and adventure masochist. Desena and his crew at Pittsfield, Vt. -based adventure-racing outfit PEAK Races decided to put on the Spartan Race as a way for regular folks like me to feel a sense of danger and excitement without taking true risks. (Tell that to the guy who broke his leg during the race or the woman who had to get stitches afterward.) Desena also designed the race as an antidote to our tech-dependent, sedentary lives, where many of us can't function without our iPhones within arm's length.

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My heat took off at 11:30 a.m. That gave me time to schmooze with the aforementioned scantily clad Spartans hired to rouse the crowd, visit the blacksmithing tent and watch an archer shoot a flaming arrow into a one-story Wicker Man. It also gave me time to prepare for my own personal Battle of Thermopylae by scoping out the course, which consisted of a 1.6-mile loop filled with a dozen obstacles. Each participant had to run the course twice, assuming he or she didn't expire during the first lap.

As the clock crept closer to 11:30, my nerves kicked in. See, I hate running. I did more than my fair share of it as a student athlete in college, and now I never run unless I'm being chased. In the past five years, I've gone running twice - once two weeks ago and once on Sunday.

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WATERBURY, Vt.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 4, 2004

GMCR Advances from #8 to #5 Second Year on List

Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc. (NASDAQ: GMCR) has been named 5th overall on Business Ethics magazine's 2004 list of the "100 Best Corporate Citizens." In this, the second year that the Company has appeared on this distinguished list, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters advanced from 8th (2003) to 5th rank overall. The Company joins other well known corporate citizens on this prestigious list including Fannie Mae (#1), The Timberland Company (#17), FedEx Corporation (#35), Wild Oats Markets, Inc. (#39), and Starbucks Coffee Co. (#45).

Now in its fifth year of publication, Business Ethics' 2004 list of the Best 100 Corporate Citizens has been compiled by KLD Research & Analytics of Boston. Seven stakeholder groups, including shareholders, minorities and NFL-Jerseys women, community, environment, employees, customers, and non-U.S. stakeholders were identified, and formed the basis of measuring and rating each company's performance. Sandra Waddock and Samuel Graves with the Carroll School of Management at Boston College did the data analysis.

The cover story in the Spring 2004 issue of Business Ethics noted that, "Bringing in top honors in service to overseas stakeholders were two firms: No. 1-ranked Fannie Mae and Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (No. 5). With farmer cooperatives in Peru, Mexico, and Sumatra, Green Mountain pays Fair Trade prices for coffee beans." The Company purchased 2.6 million pounds of Fair Trade coffee in its fiscal year 2003. This provided the small-scale farmers and their families who grew this coffee with a decent standard of living, by paying them a well above market price for their high quality crop.

Robert Stiller, President and CEO of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc. said, "It is an honor for Green Mountain to make Business Ethics' esteemed list two consecutive years, and to see our ranking advance from number eight to number five overall. I am particularly pleased that our efforts in purchasing and promoting Fair Trade coffees have been recognized. This recognition by Business Ethics reflects the support we have received from our employees, our customers, and our shareholders in making a positive difference in the world, while operating successfully as an innovative company in the specialty coffee industry."

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DON'T MISS: Lisa Dobriskey in the women's 1500m final, 8.15pm. The silver medallist at last year's World Championships Chanel Fake Handbags in Berlin, will have an added incentive as she battles for a medal in the Olympic Stadium.

Earlier this month she was beaten in Paris by Anna Alminova and made no secret of her suspicions as the Russian ran the fastest time by a woman in four years in her first international race since serving a three-month drug ban.

"She looked like she could run five seconds faster," said Dobriskey (below). "It's crazy really. Initially you feel quite angry but you have to try to take your emotions aside, channel that anger and make it work for you."

Dobriskey will be joined on the start-line by fellow Britons Hannah England and Stephanie Twell.

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OTHER BRITS TO WATCH Andi Jones, Lee Merrien, Ben Moreau, Dan Robinson, Dave Webb, Martin Williams, men's marathon, 9.05am; Chris Tomlinson men's long jump final 7.10pm; GB women's 4x400m relay team, final 8.40pm; GB men's 4x400m relay team, final 8.55pm.

WORTH A LOOK Women's high jump final, 6.30pm. Croatia's Blanka Vlasik is a two-time world Ballet flats champion but has never won a European Championships medal. She goes for gold in a top-class competition featuring the only other women in the world to clear two metres this season: Ariane Friedrich, of Germany, Italy's Anonietta Di Martino and Spaniard Ruth Beitia.

MEDALS AVAILABLE: 11 TV COVERAGE BBC 2: 9-11.30am, BBC 2 6- 9.30pm.

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