All-Time NFL Great, Warren Sapp Brings HipHopSodaShops to CNBC On the Money; Announces First Building in Orlando

NFL Champion Warren Sapp, who recently signed an Area
Development agreement with H3Enterprises, Inc. (OTC: HTRE) to open
HipHopSodaShops in Central & North Florida, made a guest appearance on
the CNBC On The Money show this Monday night, where he announced that
the first location for Orlando, had been chosen. "We just signed a
lease in Orlando, and we are gonna go from there. 
   "Definitely Orlando, definitely Tampa, Miami, Jacksonville and we
are gonna go from there," Sapp explained to the host, Dylan Ratigan.
"It is going to be everything you can possibly imagine. It is not just
a nice healthy meal, we are gonna have everything to keep you there
for a few hours. We do good things; we get the kids off the street. In
my neighborhood you couldn't buy an Xbox, but you could go to the
HipHopSodaShops and play the games." Sapp, who is a native of Orlando,
Florida, had originally planned on bringing HipHopSodaShops to Central
and North Florida, but now plans on bringing HipHopSodaShops to all of
Florida. A rendering of the soda shops was displayed while Sapp
explained that the hip-hop-themed restaurants are loaded with all the
stuff the hip-hop generation loves to do.
   H3Enterprises (www.h3inc.com) is the creator of the
HipHopSodaShops which combine the urban swell of hip-hop music,
Pro-Ball, healthy fast food, CyberSports, merchandizing, and
pre-loadable cash cards into the hottest phenomena to hit America
since the cultural evolutions of Hard Rock Cafe(R) and Starbucks(R).
HTRE is also becoming well-known for its increasingly popular
street-ball team at Harlem's historic Rucker Park in the Entertainers
Basketball Classic. "TeamH3" features a bevy of well known B-Ball
Champions including Joakim Noah, Ben Gordon, and HTRE's Director of
Corporate Communications, Adrian "357" Walton. H3 has recently signed
Area Development Agreements for the national roll-out of the
HipHopSodaShops with superstars Warren Sapp, Juelz Santana, and
Juvenile.
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