The Society is attuned to the interests of practitioners, administrators, researchers, educators, training directors, researchers, students and public policy makers.  The new division is expected to serve as a focal point for APA members interested in technology issues in psychology and help increase the membership of APA through collaboration with outside health and non-health related disciplines. Areas of the proposed division's focus include but are not limited to: social media electronic health records (EHRs), health information exchanges issues of digital privacy ...

Capital Safety, home of the DBI-SALA and PROTECTA brands of fall protection equipment has announced the launch of their new Dual-Ring Cable Tie-Off Adapter anchorage device. Protecta's new Tie-Off Adapter has been designed to provide an alternative to "choker" style anchors, and as a safe replacement for material handling slings that are being used for fall protection. This design replaces incompatible "basket" type configurations such as those used with some slings, or slings requiring multiple hooks into a single connecting element, or connecting ...

Andre N. Turner, a consultant from the South side of Chicago has published his first book. The Darker Side of Evil, takes a look at society's belief that somehow White males corner the market in the area of serial murder. "Americans on a whole have a general belief that there were very few if any African-American serial killers," Andre said in a recent interview; he went on to say, "I was astonished at how many Black serial killers there actually were." Andre admitted to the interviewer that the idea for the book came by accident. "I was watching ...

Altar Call Pictures' short film "The Girl With The Red Balloon" is pleased to announce that it has been officially selected in the 2013 Fort Myers Beach Film Festival. Written and directed by Kaylania Chapman, this silent short film entails a young girl, a red balloon, and a homeless woman who cross one another's paths for a purpose. This warm inspirational short film gives the audience a sense of empathy and hope. The Girl With The Red Balloon will be shown at the Fort Myers Beach Film Festival on April 27, 2013 at 3:00pm. The Girl With The Red Balloon may either ...

Beautiful single women and wealthy bachelors are invited to meet at San Francisco's first-ever Gold Digger Party, Saturday, May 11, 2013, 8pm, at Carbon Nightclub, 383 Bay Street, San Francisco CA 94133. "For thousands of years most women have considered financial security to be the most important quality they seek in a potential mate," says Rich Gosse, Executive Producer of GoldDiggerEvents.com. "This is true in virtually all countries and all cultures around the world. The Gold Digger Party is an opportunity for beautiful single women and wealthy bachelors ...

Following three days of intellectual interaction at the Palma International Yachting Forum, organisers have planned a generous spread of extracurricular activities. From golf buggies to beach buggies, RIBs to rotor blades, the weekend of 4 and 5 May promises to be an extravaganza of air, land and sea - at staggeringly affordable prices. First up on Saturday 4 May is a friendly, yet competitive, one-day golf tournament at the Jack Nicklaus-designed Puntiro Golf Course organised by local PGA golf pro Peter Ledwidge. With late tee times to accommodate potentially weary ...

Optimus Technology and Telecommunications and Huawei, announced their first channel event on April 8, 2013 at the Atlantis Resort, Dubai. Senior global executives and technology experts from Huawei will give an overview of their best-in-class products, exciting partner programs and announce lucrative promotions for channel partners. This is an opportunity for the regional technology channel to understand and align their revenue strategies with Huawei as a product portfolio. Speaking about the event, Meera Kaul, Managing Director, Optimus Technology & Telecommunications ...

Don McCauley of the Free Publicity Focus Group and Danielle Hampson of eBroadcastMedia.com, founders of Book Marketing, have announced The Authors Show radio and broadcast schedule for the week of April 8, 2013. The new show schedule is available at the Book Marketing site. For those who hope to sell books on the Internet, the challenge can be daunting. It can be confusing difficult, time consuming and expensive. Book Marketing, branded as 'The Authors Marketing Powerhouse', helps authors overcome these challenges by providing authors and publishers three distinct benefits: * ...

1099 W2 tax software developer Halfpricesoft.com recently announced the release of the new 2013 edition of ezW2 Software with the capability to paper print and efile both W2 and 1099 software. ezW2 software gives small business owners another option for W2 and 1099 Printing, combining versatility in features with affordability. No learning curve is needed. ezW2 developers hope the new efile features can speed up tax form filing for the last minute users. Ez1099 Software automates the process of completing, printing and filing W2 and 1099 forms. - EzW2 users can ...

Timeshare resale and rental advertising company BuyaTimeshare.com has made a $1,500 donation to nonprofit group Send Me On Vacation (SMOV), boosting the organization's plans to give a luxury vacation experience to those who need it most. SMOV gives women who have endured treatment for breast cancer a chance to heal, rejuvenate and to celebrate life by providing them with an all-expense paid vacation, including a week's stay at a resort, airfare and debit/credit card vouchers for incidentals during their trip. "We are proud to support Send Me On Vacation and ...

Horizon Platforms, the West Yorkshire-based access platform hire and sales specialists, recently traded a piece of movie history when they bought and sold a boom lift used in the filming of the Hollywood blockbusters Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - parts 1 and 2. Boom lifts are mobile work platforms used in the film industry for shooting scenes from high positions, such as the motorbike chase featuring characters Harry and Hagrid (pictured). Horizon Platforms sold the boom lift (a Genie 45/25 Bi Energy) on to a bed company, who now use it for far more mundane ...

With Big Data making headlines daily, it's easy to mistake "lots of data" for "Big Data." As most IT folks agree, organizations of all stripes, from government agencies to academia, have been dealing with massive data sets for years. "But just because you have a lot of data, that doesn't mean it should be considered 'Big Data,'" says Jim Gallo, National Director of Business Analytics at ICC, a leader in business technology solutions focusing on big data and application development. "If an organization has large volumes of structured ...

A recent clinical study by the National Institute of Health (NIH) in Washington, DC revealed that neutering animals have negative psychological effects. The study entitled Gonadectomy Negatively Impacts Social Behavior of Adolescent Male Primates revealed "for the first time that neutering animals affects social stimuli which includes behaviorial responses to social cues." The report determined that neutering significantly impairs social dominance in both naturalistic setting and changes reactions to social stimuli in experimental settings. The two year ...

Keith Ostrosky, a Minnesota-based dental professional, has come out in support of a new mobile app that helps to educate kids ages four through 11 about properly caring for their teeth and gums. In a new article, the makers of the app explain that the tool is designed to teach boys and girls about oral hygiene in a fun and engaging way. The free animated mobile app is called "Chomper Chums" and it focuses on the important points of brushing, flossing, and rinsing habits for young people. Using the technology, children can begin to learn concepts regarding proper ...

Risha Golby, vice principal at Glenwood Elementary School, is no stranger to bullying. As an educator, she is active in informing students and community members regarding the reality of bullying in today's schools. As such, she was delighted at the opportunity to issue a press statement with regard to a recent interview with author Emily Bazelon published by the Huffington Post, which discusses the factors that Bazelon believes contribute to bullying. The article provides a brief synopsis of the book that Bazelon has penned to provide a backdrop for the interview: "Sticks ...

Since the 1st of March this year, new legislation saw all Australian short-term lenders experiencing additional processing and paperwork. The new law means that all lenders who are offering SACC (Small Amount Credit Claim) are: - Reviewing 90 days' worth of banking statements for first-time customers applying for a SACC. - Reviewing 90 days' worth of banking statements, when a customer applies for their 3rd SACC. - Ensuring that fees are capped; customers cannot be charged more than the total amount borrowed. While CASH2GO was successful in implementing the new ...

The 1st of March was the start date of new legal changes to all Australian short-term lenders. Cash Train, a trading name of First Stop Money, was one of many to have additional steps in processing loans from the new legislation. For the month of March, Cash Train saw that their application processing time expanded and customer requirements impacted the normal simple and quick process. Within the new laws, all Australian short-term lenders or companies that are offering a SACC (Small Amount Credit Contract) have to: - View 90 days' worth of banking statements for ...

A re-manufactured Caterpillar 3116 engine can now be purchased at National Power Supply. Shopping online is the new trend world over. Many people love the convenience that comes with shopping at their desk or at the comfort of their living rooms. The thought that people can shop online for their automotive is exciting as many people thought that only software, music and movies could be bought online. It is also exciting to note that engines can be remade for better functionality. There are many manufacturers that produce standard diesel engines. However for some reason, ...

Dr. Bijan Afar, Los Angeles dental implants dentist, offers a variety of tooth replacement options for those who have lost a tooth or several teeth due to decay, gum disease, accidents or other reasons. Several tooth replacement options are available, and the type used depends largely on the patient's needs, dental health status and preference. Dr. Afar offers dental implants that look and feel just like natural teeth. Titanium dental implants replace not just the missing tooth but also its root, which results in a strong, durable, natural-looking restoration. Most people ...

Many individuals realize that their smile is no longer as straight or vibrant as they would like it to be. These individuals will require cosmetic and restorative treatments in order to begin smiling with confidence once again, and that is why many are now turning to Kevin Sands DDS, Beverly Hills smile makeover specialist for some of the most effective restorative treatments. A few simple steps can be taken by anyone to protect their smile throughout the years. This begins with daily brushing and flossing as well as regular trips to the dentist for biannual checkups. ...

Driver fatigue is now suspected as a contributing factor in a deadly trucking accident that recently left two dead in southwestern Missouri. According to a report from the Associated Press, the driver of the truck involved in the accident has since been charged with two counts of involuntary manslaughter stemming from the two fatalities. Specifically, the trucking accident occurred on U.S. 60 when the truck driven by the accused crashed into two other vehicles that were stopped behind a second truck at a traffic light - sandwiching the two smaller vehicles between the ...

When most people hear "DWI," certain things images come to mind, like a swerving driver pulled over by a flashing blue light, someone standing on the road walking the line while taking a field sobriety test, a strong aroma of alcohol, maybe some slurred speech. While all of those things might be true for DWI/DUI charges based on the presence of alcohol, not all DWI cases are the same. In Texas - and across the country - it is possible to be charged with DWI without drinking a drop of alcohol. The law Chapter 49 of the state's penal code (the chapter governing ...

For many families, there are clear signs that a loved one is no longer able to live independently. Injuries and illnesses may develop that require more attention than family members can provide. Once the decision has been made to place the individual into a nursing home, the attention shifts to finding the facility that can offer a loved one the care that he or she needs. When selecting a nursing home, there are many issues that family members will need to address as they review each facility, including location and costs. However, family members will want to do additional ...

Atlanta experienced several wrong-way crashes in 2012, and Georgia authorities are examining methods to reduce these scary and often tragic auto accidents. Someone who is hurt by a wrong-way driver may be able to obtain compensation to help with his or her recovery from the accident through a personal injury lawsuit. Wrong-way crash statistics At the end of 2012, the National Transportation Safety Board reported the results of an investigation into wrong-way crashes across the nation. According to an NTSB fact sheet, the agency studied 1,566 fatal wrong-way accidents ...

The bankruptcy lawyers in Orlando, Clark & Washington, would like to discuss how many parents of Olympic athlete children find themselves in difficult financial situations. Even if child makes it to the Olympics and becomes famous, the debt their family incurs often leads them to file for bankruptcy. Such was the case for Gabby Douglas, Ryan Lochte and Lolo Jones, all internationally recognized Olympic medalists. Orlando bankruptcy attorneys, Clark & Washington, note that the main causes for the mounting debt are the expenses that families are forced to pay to keep ...