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Spring is Time to Refresh Your Yard with Atlanta Landscape Supplies from Bulks Landscape Supply

Spring is Time to Refresh Your Yard with Atlanta Landscape Supplies from Bulks Landscape Supply
2013-05-08
Bulks Landscape Supply, a leading landscape supply store in Atlanta, recommends doing garden beautification projects in the spring when the air is cool, crisp and generally bug-free. This Atlanta landscape supply store can help you with all of your garden project needs. Find an extensive and varied selection of stones, aggregates and retaining wall supplies and pavers in this one-stop landscape supply store in Atlanta. Whether you have a major yard project in mind, or you just want to do a little bit of spring cleaning in your garden, you will find everything you need ...

Chattanooga Bankruptcy Attorneys Clark & Washington Offer What You Need to Know about Chapter 13

2013-05-08
The Chattanooga bankruptcy attorneys at Clark & Washington understand that filing for personal bankruptcy in Chattanooga can be difficult. Even if you understand and accept that your situation would be best managed through filing for bankruptcy, it can be difficult to know which kind of personal bankruptcy is right for your situation. There are two main types of personal bankruptcy: chapter 7 and chapter 13. Each of these benefits a different type of debtor. Chapter 13 is designed to benefit debtors who have a regular income but need help with repaying their debts, ...

Old Money Dealers, Antique Money, Now Buy Collectible 1914 Red Seals

Old Money Dealers, Antique Money, Now Buy Collectible 1914 Red Seals
2013-05-08
Rare paper currency dealer, Antique Money, is buying 1914 series red seal bills that were briefly issued as Federal Reserve Notes (FRN) before World War I. They are known for their bright red seals. The red seals are the oldest and most valuable of the Federal Reserve Note (FRN) series. 1914 Red Seal Series Denominations The 1914 series was issued in $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100 denominations. Because there were no replacement notes, none have stars. - The 1914 red seal $5 notes are the most commonly available of the series. Abraham Lincoln is on the front of the ...

Healthcare Linen Provider, Angelica, Educates the Public on Eliminating Disposables

2013-05-08
In our modern world, nothing is more important than keeping the environment healthy for future generations--nothing except for keeping ourselves at our healthiest. These two concepts have been sharply at odds in the medical linen industry for more than 50 years. Doctors have believed that they are unable to perform sanitary surgeries with reusable textiles. At the same time, disposable textiles have drastically increased the waste that hospitals produce, causing hospitals to create more waste per patient than ever before. Angelica Corporation, a hospital laundry service, ...

Atlanta Granite Specialists, Premier Surfaces, Launch New Facebook Page for Chattanooga

Atlanta Granite Specialists, Premier Surfaces, Launch New Facebook Page for Chattanooga
2013-05-08
The Atlanta granite supply firm, Premier Surfaces, would like to talk about their new business Facebook page. The Atlanta granite countertops company created the new page specifically for their Chattanooga location. More and more companies have started to realize just how powerful social media websites like Facebook and Twitter can be for reaching out to and staying connected with customers. The fact that Premier Surfaces has made the effort to create a separate page for each of their locations is unique and places them in a strategic position when it comes to client ...

Knoxville Bankruptcy Experts, Clark & Washington, Reveal Daniel Webster Bankruptcy Troubles

2013-05-08
Knoxville bankruptcy lawyers Clark & Wilson note that Daniel Webster, famous Massachusetts senator and U.S. secretary of state, who worked to form bankruptcy law in the 19th century, found himself overwhelmed by debt in later years. The Early Days of Bankruptcy Legislation Knoxville bankruptcy experts explain that in colonial times, if a man defaulted on a loan, he was placed in debtor's prison until he paid his creditors what he owed. A bankruptcy bill was passed by Congress in 1798. It required all states to recognize bankruptcy when a debtor was unable or unwilling ...

More Options, More Colors, Less Price: Tablet2Cases.com Introduces 4 New Cases for the iPad Mini From Tablet Accessory Specialists Cooper

2013-05-08
Tablet2Cases.com, the Internet's definitive resource on tablet cases, is pleased to announce a significant increase in the number of Cooper tablet cases models to its stock. Four new iPad Mini cases are now available for immediate purchase in the Tablet2Cases online shop - each with four to six different colors/designs to choose from. Cooper's four new iPad Mini cases at Tablet2Cases include: - The Agenda Portfolio, a case of the basics done well with mostly skin material makeup and magnet strap enclosure in five arresting color combinations at a price of $34.95. ...

New Time-Limited Miracle Garcinia Cambogia Offers Are Now Available: miraclegarciniacambogia.com Announces Fresh Discounts Applicable to Limited In-Stock Supplies

New Time-Limited Miracle Garcinia Cambogia Offers Are Now Available: miraclegarciniacambogia.com Announces Fresh Discounts Applicable to Limited In-Stock Supplies
2013-05-08
As of today miraclegarciniacambogia.com announces limited in-stock supplies and offers customers new deals. Consumers have become increasingly conscientious of the revolutionary effects of the Garcinia Cambogia extract. As a result, demand has increased depleting the available supplies. Given that these health supplements are not available in local shops, but only from selected online stores, producers are making their offers more and more appealing to the general public, struggling to keep up with the demand. Customers can now claim one bottle of Miracle Garcinia Cambogia ...

Kaj Designs Launches Tribu Sauvage In The USA

Kaj Designs Launches Tribu Sauvage In The USA
2013-05-08
From May 6 to 8, 2013, Kaj Designs will blaze a trail as the first Tobago fashion house to exhibit at Intermezzo Collections as it proudly launches its latest resort collection, Tribu Sauvage, in the USA. As a staple on the US fashion trade circuit, Intermezzo provides retailers with an opportunity to replenish ready-to-wear stock between Autumn/Winter and Spring/Summer fashion markets. As a juried fashion tradeshow, Intermezzo boasts one of the largest and most exclusive rosters of exhibitors including Tracy Reese, Nicole Miller, 7 For All Mankind and J Brand. After ...

Cell2Get Goes Social to Promote Savings

2013-05-08
For one online purveyor of mobile handsets, word-of-mouth is the only business model that makes dollars and cents. Cell2Get.com, a national reseller based in Brooklyn, New York, has been using social marketing to grow its brand. Looking to make a name for itself on the web for discount cell phones without any binding contracts, Cell2Get has stepped up its efforts by adding social marketing techniques to boost name recognition. These additional processes have borne fruit in the form of increased sales almost right from the very beginning. For example, when the Blackberry ...

TapSnap Revolutionizes Phototainment at Houston Parties and Events

2013-05-08
The revolutionary new TapSnap phototainment system has arrived in Houston, Texas, and parties and corporate events will never be the same again. "The photo booth has been around forever," said Gene Haddock, the TapSnap franchisee for Houston. "Until now, it's never adapted to the new technology. TapSnap is breaking new ground by capitalizing on the latest technology available and social media. It has taken photo entertainment to an entirely different level. And there's no booth so everyone can join in the fun." Launch at over two dozen U.S. locations ...

Rebel Pilgrim Productions to Release Faith-Based Romantic Comedy in Theaters

Rebel Pilgrim Productions to Release Faith-Based Romantic Comedy in Theaters
2013-05-08
Cincinnati-based Rebel Pilgrim Productions will release the faith-friendly romantic comedy A Strange Brand of Happy in theaters on September 13, 2013. The film, directed by Brad Wise, stars Joe Boyd (Hitting The Nuts, General Hospital), Grammy Award winner Rebecca St. James (Suing the Devil, Left Behind) and Academy Award winner Shirley Jones (Elmer Gantry, The Partridge Family). The movie will initially open as a limited release in at least 42 markets through Integrated Media Associates. In an official statement Integrated Media Associates says, "We are extremely ...

MaxiAids Team Experiences a Meal Without Sight at Long Island Council of the Blind's 'Dinner in the Dark' Event

MaxiAids Team Experiences a Meal Without Sight at Long Island Council of the Blinds Dinner in the Dark Event
2013-05-08
This past Monday Elliot Zaretsky, president and founder of MaxiAids Products for Independent Living, along with the company's senior management team participated in the 5th annual Dinner in the Dark event at The Sterling in Bethpage. According to the event sponsor, the Long Island Council of the Blind (LICB), Dinner in the Dark was created "as a way of showing the community-at-large that eating does not always require that one see the meal on the plate to enjoy its taste." It's also a great way to raise awareness about how visually impaired people function ...

Repertorio Espanol Announces the World Premiere of Vincent Toro's "21," Winning Play of the 2011 'MetLife Nuestras Voces' National Latino Playwriting Competition

Repertorio Espanol Announces the World Premiere of Vincent Toros "21," Winning Play of the 2011 MetLife Nuestras Voces National Latino Playwriting Competition
2013-05-08
"21" is a comedy about modern family dynamics. A rambunctious Puerto Rican family takes their socially-conscious 21-year-old college graduate to a casino in upstate New York for a celebration. His eccentric parents are hoping this trip will help unify the whole family, unaware that their son is about to drop a bombshell on them. The cast includes Dalia Davi, Abdel Gonzalez, Sandor Juan and Frank Rodriguez. Tickets for "21" start at $27 and may be reserved online at www.repertorio.org or by phone, 1-212-225-9999. "21" is sponsored by MetLife ...

Bruegger's Bagels' Summer Menu Line-Up is Hot, Cool and Sweet

Brueggers Bagels Summer Menu Line-Up is Hot, Cool and Sweet
2013-05-08
Today, Bruegger's Bagels, known for its authentic, New York-style bagels baked fresh in each of its bakeries, introduces a new summer menu unlike any others before with new flavors that are at once bold, spicy, sweet and savory. Executive Chef Philip Smith added completely new flavors and ingredients to the menu this season, reflecting the bagel bakery's commitment to menu items that are flavorful and on trend while staying true to what keeps guests coming back every day. The innovative menu items - available today in all 300-plus bagel bakeries - include: - ...

Canadian Board Diversity Council (CBDC) Chooses InfoTech Solutions for Business for the Diversity 50 2013 Application Process Project

2013-05-08
InfoTech, a leading software house and system solutions company, has completed and delivered CBDC with a customized white labeled version of the Diverse Director Data Source system (also known as 3D) to support CBDC's Diversity 50 2013 Application process. The Diversity 50 is a brand new resource for directors and search firms. It is Canada's first-ever database of qualified diverse men and women from across Canada with strong competencies that align with the requirements of many Canadian boards (www.boarddiversity.ca/diversity-50). The customized solution also includes ...

New class of drug targets skin cancer

2013-05-07
7 May, 2013 -- Sydney, Australia: A new class of drug targeting skin cancer's genetic material has been successfully tested in humans for the first time, opening the way to new treatments for a range of conditions from skin cancers to eye diseases. The research involves the drug Dz13, a targeted molecular therapy, which was developed at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) and has now been found to be safe in a clinical trial of patients with the common skin cancer, basal-cell carcinoma. "This is the first report of a drug of this type to be used in humans," ...

New perspective needed for role of major Alzheimer's gene

2013-05-07
Scientists' picture of how a gene strongly linked to Alzheimer's disease harms the brain may have to be revised, researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have found. People with harmful forms of the APOE gene have up to 12 times the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease compared with those who have other variations of the gene. Many researchers believe that the memory loss and cognitive problems of Alzheimer's result from the buildup over many years of brain amyloid plaques. The plaques are made mostly of a sticky substance called amyloid ...

A giant leap to commercialization of polymer solar cell

2013-05-07
A polymer solar cell is a type of thin film solar cells made with polymers that produce electricity from sunlight by the photovoltaic effect. Most current commercial solar cells are made from a highly purified silicon crystal. The high cost of these silicon solar cells and their complex production process has generated interest in developing alternative photovoltaic technologies. Compared to silicon-based devices, PSCs are lightweight (which is important for small autonomous sensors), solution processability (potentially disposable), inexpensive to fabricate (sometimes ...

New insights into Ebola infection pave the way for much-needed therapies

2013-05-07
The Ebola virus is among the deadliest viruses on the planet, killing up to 90% of those infected, and there are no approved vaccines or effective therapies. A study published by Cell Press on May 7th in the Biophysical Journal reveals how the most abundant protein making up the Ebola virus—viral protein 40 (VP40)—allows the virus to leave host cells and spread infection to other cells throughout the human body. The findings could lay the foundation for the development of new drugs and strategies for fighting Ebola infection. "Little research is available on how the ...

Protecting the heart health of diabetic patients

2013-05-07
Diabetics have an increased risk of developing coronary artery disease and plaque build-up in their arteries, even if they receive cholesterol-lowering therapies. New research published in the May 7th issue of the Cell Press journal Cell Metabolism reveals that high blood sugar levels also boost the production of inflammatory cells, which contribute to plaque build-up in blood vessels. The researchers identify the cause of this increased production in inflammatory cells and find that blocking this new pathway could help safeguard the heart health of diabetic patients. "We ...

Biomechanical performances of old-fashioned leather and modern football helmets

2013-05-07
Charlottesville, VA (May 7, 2013). Researchers at the Center for Injury Biomechanics at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia compared the relative safety afforded by two 1930-vintage leather football helmets and 10 modern football helmets during impacts to players' heads. These researchers found that all 10 modern helmets provided significantly more protection than leather helmets used in the first half of the twentieth century, and demonstrated that differences also exist between modern helmets. Details on their methods and findings are found in "Biomechanical performance ...

Type 1 diabetes and heart disease linked by inflammatory protein

2013-05-07
NEW YORK, NY (May 7, 2013) — Type 1 (insulin-dependent) diabetes appears to increase the risk of heart disease, the leading cause of death among people with high blood sugar, partly by stimulating the production of calprotectin, a protein that sparks an inflammatory process that fuels the buildup of artery-clogging plaque. The findings, made in mice and confirmed with human data, suggest new therapeutic targets for reducing heart disease in people with type 1 diabetes. Led by Columbia University Medical Center (CUMC) researchers in collaboration with investigators at New ...

Study of new 'bone-head' hints at higher diversity of small dinosaurs

2013-05-07
Toronto, Canada – Scientists have named a new species of bone-headed dinosaur (pachycephalosaur) from Alberta, Canada. Acrotholus audeti (Ack-RHO-tho-LUS) was identified from both recently discovered and historically collected fossils. Approximately six feet long and weighing about 40 kgs in life, the newly identified plant-eating dinosaur represents the oldest bone-headed dinosaur in North America, and possibly the world. Research describing the new species is published May 7, 2013 in the journal Nature Communications. Acrotholus means "high dome", referring to its ...

ASTRO and AUA issue joint guideline for radiation therapy after prostatectomy

2013-05-07
San Diego, May 7, 2013 – The American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) and the American Urological Association (AUA) are pleased to announce the publication of the joint guideline on radiation therapy after prostatectomy for patients with and without evidence of prostate cancer recurrence. The 81-page document represents an intensive collaboration among experts in the radiation oncology and urology fields, led by Richard K. Valicenti, MD, MA, professor and chair of the department of radiation oncology at the University of California Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center ...
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