According to a new study of a special facelift technique, debilitating migraine headaches may become a thing of the past. Dr. John T. Alexander II (www.alexandersurgery.com), a prominent San Diego plastic surgeon with experience treating migraines with BOTOX, discusses the potential health benefits that patients may gain from this procedure. "This facelift technique is a new approach toward migraine treatment that addresses the pain at the source, rather than treating the symptoms," explains Dr. Alexander. "My practice already offers advanced migraine ...

The goal of 77 Million Republicans is to obtain 77 Million Republican voters for the 2016 Presidential election. In addition, to support, assist, and promote, worthy, responsible, ethical Republican candidates along the way. Incorporated as a non-profit organization, 77 Million Republicans Fund is enabled to receive unlimited donations form individuals, corporations, labor unions and other Political Action Committees. Super PAC 77 Million Republicans Fund, is officially an independent expenditure-only committee, a political committee that has no legal limits on its spending ...

As almost every Florida homeowner knows, hurricanes can quickly cause immense property damage. Regardless of whether the damage is the result of hammering winds or heavy rains, hurricanes often leave only destruction in their path. For instance, in the blink of an eye, a Florida homeowner can suffer severe roof damage - or in some cases, winds can rip roofs completely off. Fortunately for many owners of single-family homes in Florida, hurricane insurance coverage is often available to protect the homeowners from many of the damages associated with these ruthless storms. ...

With the American population increasing in age, more care for seniors is being administered. Some seniors receive care while still in their homes, while others move to assisted living facilities. A common denominator for both scenarios is the increased use of hospital beds with adjustable rails. The rails keep patients from falling out of bed, and help patients who suffer from illnesses that make them prone to wandering off stay in a safe location. There is, however, a serious problem with using beds with adjustable rails: An increasing number of patients have been injured ...

A recent report from the United States Census Bureau shows that about thirty percent - more than 14 million people - of the 46 million Americans currently receiving some form of government-funded benefit have one or more recognized disabilities. The report The report, entitled "Disability Characteristics of Income-Based Government Assistance Recipients in the United States" analyzes data collected by researchers at the USCB, using results compiled through the 2011 American Community Survey. The stated purpose of the study is to understand "characteristics ...

For those convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol, a new bill that was recently approved by the South Carolina Senate could enhance penalties by requiring the installation of an ignition interlock device. An ignition interlock is a small mechanical device about the size of a hand held calculator that is wired to the ignition system in a vehicle's engine. An ignition interlock prevents a vehicle from starting if the driver cannot provide a breath sample that measures below a certain preset limit for blood alcohol concentration. Currently, South Carolina ...

According to a recent report released by the Pew Research Center, young adults in the United States were able to get rid of debt at a rate almost four times than that of their older counterparts during, and following, the recent "Great Recession." Specifically, researchers found that the median debt for households headed by an adult younger than 35-years-old fell by 29 percent from 2007 to 2010 - compared to a drop of only 8 percent in households headed by someone aged 35 or older. However, the report is not necessarily all good news for young adults as ...

Following almost four years of intense litigation five of the 130 plaintiffs in the case of Andrews vs. LLNS look forward to the opportunity to have their case heard at trial beginning March 11, 2013 in Alameda Superior Court, Department 20. In 2008, 430 permanent employees were laid off by the lab shortly after the lab's privatization led by Bechtel Corporation, the multinational engineering company based in San Francisco. In May of 2009 130 of the 430 employees, represented by law firm of Gwilliam, Ivary, Chiosso, Cavalli & Brewer, filed suit against LLNS for ...

Michael P. Kamp is a significant asset to Loughlin FitzGerald, P.C., a respected Connecticut litigation-based law firm. For more than two decades, Kamp has successfully advocated for clients in an extensive range of litigation, including personal injury, product liability, wrongful death, insurance coverage and business disputes. He has also served as an arbitrator for the Connecticut Superior Court and has acted as a Special Master in the United States District Court. Such achievements reveal the depth of his broad experience. Governor Malloy's selection of Kamp ...

He is driving. There need not be--and probably will not be--any remarkable details. There are no drunk drivers, no excessive speeds, no adverse weather conditions, no unmarked curves, no fatigued truckers, and no unusual steering inputs. Without warning, the vehicle starts to shake. There is a "baloomp, baloomp, baloomp" from one corner. The vehicle veers uncontrollably. Nothing the driver does--tapping the brakes, steering into the veer, steering out of the veer--saves him. The vehicle rolls. If the driver survives, he becomes your client. If he does not, he ...

Many expectant mothers, especially those experiencing their first pregnancy, prefer to give birth as naturally as possible. To them, this means avoiding epidural injections altogether. Some of these women, however, change their minds immediately before -- or during -- labor. Others understand that an epidural could allow them to experience the birth more fully while reducing pain. Before you decide to have an epidural, it is important to understand the risks involved. What injuries can epidurals cause? Are epidurals safe for infants? Who is responsible for an epidural ...

Everywhere we live, work or play, we're beholden to the construction workers who put in the long hours and elbow grease to lay a foundation and build a safe, strong building for us to use. Residents in Chicago, Illinois, know that this city was built on that kind of blue-collar work ethic. Unfortunately, a construction site also can be one of the most dangerous places to work. That's not surprising, given all the heavy equipment and power tools involved in the process. The danger of serious injury or death, however, is much greater when tools used in construction have ...

Cosmetic Dentist Christian Hahn is a Bon Jovi super fan and wants to give a fan of the famous rocker a chance to win a prize sure to make him or her smile: a great seat at Bon Jovi's March 14, 7:30 PM show at the KFC Yum Center in Louisville. "When I heard that Bon Jovi was coming to Louisville, I asked my wife for just one thing for Christmas: great tickets to the show," said Dr. Hahn, who has been a fan since the 1980s. "We have an extra pair of tickets to give away and are holding a drawing for them. Anyone can enter at Ideal Dentistry at 4010 ...

Until now, there have only been basic plastic grates for channel drains and catch basins. While functional, they do little to improve aesthetics of an outdoor living area which lead to the attractiveness of decorative metal grates for these popular catch basins and channel drains. Consumer Trends: - Indoor living is moving outdoors - kitchens, fireplaces, living rooms are all on the rise for installations. It is not just a patio or porch. - Consumers are demanding more from installations - design, aesthetics and special touches/details typically expected from interior ...

Consumers and financial advisors alike will come to see the new tax law, the American Tax Relief Act for 2012 as an inappropriate name for a law that was passed in 2013 and even worse, one that provides for significant tax increases with little or no "tax relief" for 2013 and beyond. Though there were some continuation of the lower tax rates, as well as a host of tax credits, the vast majority of the bill focuses on a substantial increase in both the number of new taxes and higher tax rates. These new taxes combined with the new taxes for 2013 on investment income ...

Why the buzz about Canadian Web Hosting? We've been told this is the 'Information age', and the rapid integration of information technology into nearly every facet of our lives has had major implications across the board. A particularly noteworthy development has been the demise of phone books. Yellow Pages, CanPages and similar directory printers around the world will never have the same need for paper and printing presses again. The resources they need now - web development, digital signage, bandwidth, talent - are representative of an elemental shift that has occurred ...

It is no surprise that gaming and betting is big business within the United Kingdom, with more than half of sports wager now carried out either online or via a mobile device. It is for that reason, those two UK web masters, Ryan and Matthew, both from England, United Kingdom, decided to pair up their skill sets and creative a new betting promotions portal, which became known as "Low Risk Winner". On first glance, one is immediately greeted by several sections, and a dedicated sports news area, which appears to review and cover many English football matches ...

A blog may prove to be your best marketing tool; a well-written and actively promoted blog can attract more clients than many other forms of marketing combined while simultaneously establishing your brand and increasing your reputation as an expert in your field. It does, however, take time and patience to make your blog into a successful marketing tool. If you are fortunate enough to have an established blog in place already, with a large following, then - congratulations - you are already more than halfway there. If you don't have a blog as yet, or have only recently ...

NASA astronaut Don Pettit was awarded NASA Engineer of the Year by the National Society of Professional Engineers/Professional Engineers in Government (NSPE/PEG) Feb. 21, at the Federal Engineer of the Year Awards ceremony held at the National Press Club in Washington. As a flight engineer during Expedition 30/31 aboard the International Space Station, Pettit shared his love of science with students through weekly videos. Pettit, who has a doctorate in physics from the University of Arizona, created 14 videos, comprised of experiments and demonstrations in a microgravity ...

CPN, a nationwide credit card processing company, today announced that it has unveiled a new web presence at CPNUSA.com. The website provides information on CPN's suite of services and offers users a more transparent merchant services experience. "The new CPN online presence gives a better experience to existing and prospective customers," said Patrick Hare, Digital Marketing Manager for CPN. "We are looking to pull back the curtain on merchant services, and provide everyone with a better credit card processing experience." One of the value propositions ...

Dons of Desperado is a story and artwork-driven mobile Card Battle RPG that allows users to collect cards and use them to compete with other players in countless missions, battles, and special events. In the game's story, the gamer plays a character who has recently suffered from amnesia, fighting to discover his origins and the world around him. What the world of Desperado has to offer: - Strong, story-driven gameplay in its missions and events - An intuitive user interface, carefully designed for better user experience - Hundreds of collectible cards with incredible ...

For patients with bone and soft tissue tumours, the study data currently available allow no robust conclusions as to the advantages and disadvantages of using positron emission tomography (PET), alone or in combination with computed tomography (CT). This is because no studies have directly compared the benefit of these imaging techniques with conventional diagnostics. And the few available studies on diagnostic accuracy do not show any relevant differences. This is the conclusion of the final report of the German Institute for Quality and Efficiency in Health Care (IQWiG) ...

Athens, Ga. – University of Georgia researchers discovered important genetic clues about the history of microorganisms called archaea and the origins of life itself in the first ever study of its kind. Results of their study shed light on one of Earth's oldest life forms. "Archaea are an ancient form of microorganisms, so everything we can learn about them could help us to answer questions about the origin of life," said William Whitman, a microbiology professor in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences and co-author on the paper. Felipe Sarmiento, lead author ...

Just as a global posi­tion­ing sys­tem (GPS) helps find your loca­tion, the brain has an inter­nal sys­tem for help­ing deter­mine the body's loca­tion as it moves through its surroundings. A new study from researchers at Prince­ton Uni­ver­sity pro­vides evi­dence for how the brain per­forms this feat. The study, pub­lished in the jour­nal Nature, indi­cates that cer­tain position-tracking neu­rons — called grid cells — ramp their activ­ity up and down by work­ing together in a col­lec­tive way to deter­mine loca­tion, rather than each cell act­ing on its own as was ...

The ancient Egyptians did not live in such good conditions and were not surrounded by such opulence as was thought up to now, but, rather, suffered from hunger and malnutrition, a whole range of infectious diseases and an extremely high infant mortality rate. Furthermore, the governors of Aswan, on the border with Sudan, as well as their families, interbred with the black peoples of the neighbouring country. These are some of the conclusions drawn from the Qubbet el-Hawa research project, carried out by the University of Jaen, in which anthropologists from the University ...