High Gas Prices Extend the fountain of Youth

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Orange County, California, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) May 29, 2011 -- Not even having the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics as the bulk of the source provider of the information revealed to its own oil and gas investor pool could stop the clicking of the send button. International Journalism Review (IJR) was contacted by over twenty five people via email within hours of Five Star Developments (http://fivestardevelopments.com) revealing some statistical facts regarding gas prices and its correlations to human longevity, a subject well documented and readily available to research.

The people were notified by the FSD Newsletter which is sent to all website registered investors, either existing FSD investors or general investors considering oil and gas ownership interest. The exclusive newsletter is sent via e mail and standard U.S Post Office (to receive this free information, just provide the basic personal info on FSD website).

The bulk of the inquiries made to IJR was specifically to cover the statistical accuracy of the subject matter and suggested IJR should investigate other investments that might make people live longer. The IJR staff found this fastidious response was out of the range of customary e mail inquires and feedback. In addition, the IJR staff sensed a form of collaboration among the investors which would ignite any journalist to take a second look at the overall picture.

The purpose, ethics, and scope of journalism is a definitive line which is accepted by most reputable journalist and clearly marked in the middle, however, that changes often. For this reason, IJR vowed to dig a little deeper, unveil some facts, and look for abnormalities in membership specific outlets ranging from fossil fuel investments to a vast amount of other "free membership" programs.

IJR will not focus on membership programs that require payment (not information only) to be a part of their "members only" society. Examples of these would be Fraternities, Costco memberships, etc.

To begin the coverage IJR looks at common practices and standards in a industry before targeting suspicious activities that could mislead the public or goes against general ethics and integrity of our society.

It is common practice for accredited oil and gas development companies such as Five Star Developments to send out industry news information to its registered users. Sending mail, e mail, and supplying supervised unique and highly researched information is expensive and is considered a tangible asset. Therefore these type of companies usually require some minimal personal information to be provided as a way to help ensure the provided information serves its purpose.

Ultimately a company such a s FSD wants to only give out this type of information to either an established investor, a potential investor, or someone genuinely interested in the specific industry news. This could be a college student, professor, environmentalist, etc. In addition, it also safeguards against underage investment activity, Spam, and other virus's that can enter a system (platform) where there are less protocols.

IJR previously reported on New Century Coal (www.CoalPower.co), another highly consumer ranked fossil fuel developer. NCC practices a similar approach, however, their company spokesman concurred with FSD and their reasoning, adding only that it ultimately helps dissuade competition from pirating some of the business sensitive material provided to these investors.

IJR will follow its investigation in "members only" societies with a look at the increase of U.S. deaths on U.S. oil fields, almost 600 between 300 and 2007

Christian Jett / Senior Journalist / M.S. University Of Columbia

School of Journalism / government & Policy expert

International Journalism Review / http://www.InternationalJournalismReview.com
internationaljournalismreview@gmail.com / 347 882 4943 or 949 533 8454 www.IJRnews.com

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