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Practice News Story: Press Release

For Immediate Release:

CONTACT:

Preston Parker

Vice President in charge of Project Management

435-787-4078

prestonparker@clearpointinstruction.com

New Company Helps Patients and Healthcare Industry Through Changes

Logan, Utah, April 11, 2007 – Clearpoint Instruction is a new company in the healthcare industry. Clearpoint Instruction is designed to aid companies and patients through Joint Commission of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) standards. Clearpoint does this through media such as DVDs, printed materials and more.

The JCAHO was started in 1951 to improve the standards of American healthcare; however with constant changes in the healthcare industry JCAHO standards are becoming more complicated. Clearpoint Instruction has taken media materials and personalized them with the organizations logos, information, and other customized aspects. These media materials are designed to clarify JCAHO standards for accreditation for both the company itself and for patients.

For additional information on Clearpoint Instruction’s services contact Clearpoint Instruction at 435-512-8964 or visit them at www.clearpointinstruction.com.

Clearpoint Instruction

1501 Highland Drive

North Logan, Utah 84321

info@clearpointinstruction.com

Practice News Story

Google Inc. (GOOG) has made a $50 billion bid for Time Warner Inc. (TWX). Industry analysts seem highly optimistic about this move by Google, saying that it will open up incredible opportunity within the industry. Apparently stockholders agree considering that stocks in both companies have gone up since this offer was made. Time Warner CEO Richard D. Parsons said that this offer came as a shock considering that they were in discussions with several companies about their AOL division, not the whole company. Parsons further said that there will be extensive investigation into this offer and said that; “Our first priority is our employees.”

Dr. Eric Schmidt CEO of Google said that they believe they overestimated the value of Time Warner in order to sweeten the deal and is highly optimistic about the direction that not just this merger would go, but the whole industry.