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Custom Made Plantation Shutters Manufacturer, Eclipse Shutters, Offers the Best Warranty in the Business - 25 Years

Custom Made Plantation Shutters Manufacturer, Eclipse Shutters, Offers the Best Warranty in the Business - 25 Years
2013-01-31
Custom made plantation shutters are widely accepted as one of the very best window treatment options available. They are a beautiful addition that provides your home with classic elegance and increased curb appeal. These shutters actually increase your home value as well. Plantation shutters are versatile, durable, energy efficient and safer to use around small children. While the benefits of custom window shutters are straightforward, their warranties often are not. Both wood and faux plantation shutters typically come with limited warranties in vague language with ...

Atlanta Limo Company Topper Worldwide Adds a Porsche Panamera to Their Fleet

Atlanta Limo Company Topper Worldwide Adds a Porsche Panamera to Their Fleet
2013-01-31
Atlanta limousine service, Topper Worldwide, is pleased to announce that it has expanded its fleet to include the new Porsche Panamera. Known throughout the metro area for its high-end Atlanta car services, Topper Worldwide has kept its fleet on the cutting edge of luxury automobiles since its inception. The new Porsche Panamera is the latest in its legacy of acquisition of striking full-sized luxury cars. The Panamera, named after the Carrera Panamericana race, is Porsche's vision of the traditional four-door sedan combined with the convenient hatchback. Porsche enthusiasts ...

Eyeglasses Retail Chain America's Best Encourages Finding Your New Look for the New Year

2013-01-31
While many Americans consider the ways they will change their habits during the new year, some are considering changing their appearance as well. Haircuts and a change in wardrobe can be nice, but America's Best encourages glasses wearers to remember to change their eyeglass frames when they change the rest of their look. Eyeglasses can easily come to define a person's overall look because they are such a prominent accessory. For this reason, many individuals opt to have two or more pairs of eyeglass frames so that they can change their style with their eyewear. It is ...

Atlanta Wildlife Removal Professionals, Team Pest USA, Wonder if There is Wildlife in Your Office

Atlanta Wildlife Removal Professionals, Team Pest USA, Wonder if There is Wildlife in Your Office
2013-01-31
The Atlanta wildlife removal experts at Team Pest USA acknowledge the danger and inconvenience of having animals infiltrate your office building. They offer advice on how to handle the situation should you find yourself in this position. The first step you should take is to search around your office and try to find signs that there really is an animal infestation. Several signs to look for -- and areas within the office to check -- include the following: Feces Look around your office for what appears to be animal feces. This comes in various sizes depending on the ...

Provider for Health Insurance in Georgia, McCart Insurance, Offers Tips to Avoid Contracting Mono on in the New Year

2013-01-31
A quick smooch may seem harmless, but doctors will confirm, a smooch is nice but can have some negative consequences, like contracting mononucleosis. McCart Insurance encourages Georgia individual health insurance consumers to avoid these dreaded kissing diseases. One way to avoid mononucleosis and many other infections is to wash your hands frequently. If you know someone who has been diagnosed with the virus, take thorough precautions. Wash your hands more often and disinfect any areas where that person might have been or touched. Make certain that you have current ...

Oklahoma Company Receives National Recognition

2013-01-31
The Oil & Gas Awards are a platform for the industry to demonstrate and celebrate the advances made in the key areas of the environment, efficiency, innovation, corporate social responsibility, and health & safety. The nominations are a highlight to TEEMCO's achievements over the last few years. The company is a finalist for "Consultancy of the Year Award" and "Environmental Initiative of the Year Award". In just a few years, TEEMCO has grown from a typical "mom and pop" engineering firm into a national company with offices in Pittsburgh, ...

Avantium Appoints Jonathan Wolfson to its Supervisory Board

2013-01-31
Avantium announced the appointment of Jonathan Wolfson to its Supervisory Board. Jonathan Wolfson is Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of Solazyme. Solazyme is a leading industrial biotechnology company producing renewable oil and bioproducts from microalgae for fuels, chemicals, nutrition and personal care products. Solazyme (SZYM) is a US stock listed company at NASDAQ. Mr. Wolfson and Solazyme have received numerous awards for their technology pioneering role in the industrial biotechnology industry. Mr. Wolfson holds J.D. and M.B.A. degrees from the NYU School ...

Space Station NASA Research Announcement Talks Tech

Space Station NASA Research Announcement Talks Tech
2013-01-31
Put on your thinking cap! Beginning Nov. 30, NASA wants your ideas on how to use the International Space Station as a technology test bed. NASA's Technology Demonstration and National Lab Offices are asking for proposals on advanced and improved exploration technologies for testing and refinement that take advantage of the unique environment aboard the space station. The NASA Research Announcement, or NRA, titled "Soliciting Proposals for Exploration Technology Demonstration and National Lab Utilization Enhancements" was issued on Nov. 14. This opportunity ...

Firelight Fusion Electronic Cigarettes Offers More For Less

2013-01-31
The company that offers the same quality and model as some of the most popular e cigarettes on the market offers more for less when compared to other brands. The company has a long standing record of free shipping on all orders and a free case with every kit order. The e cigarette is a model KR808D-1 that is so highly rated by e cigarette users around the world and is known for its massive vapor and rugged demeanor, making it a top model in the industry. "We are making the deal even sweeter now by adding a global coupon code with an additional 10% off by using ...

V2 Cigs Review Now Featured On Smokers Utopia E Cigarette Reviews

2013-01-31
Smokers Utopia, considered the most brutal e cigarette reviews site in the world has covered the popular v2 cigs brand. The brand came out in 2009 and has been one of the dominate brands in the e cigarette industry since it came on the scene, but does the facts back up the brand? The V2 Cigs Review on Smokers Utopia claims that buyers must beware and that the company has a few shortcomings that buyers need to be aware of before investing into this popular company. The review points out in detail some of the issues it has with the V2 brand and some interesting information ...

Southwest Media Group Announces Lineup for "Immersion 2013"

2013-01-31
Southwest Media Group, a Dallas-based media and marketing services company, announces a stellar lineup of advertising's leading minds for its fourth-annual experiential digital summit, "Immersion 2013: Explore Your Digital Soul," Feb. 6-7, 2013, at The House of Blues in Dallas. Companies from Microsoft to Shazam will explore the rapidly changing media technology landscape in a series of keynotes, fireside chats, "ignite" mini sessions and "Immersion Rooms" that plunge attendees into the latest innovations and tools in media. Attendees will ...

UCSB research provides insight into mechanics of arthritis

UCSB research provides insight into mechanics of arthritis
2013-01-30
(Santa Barbara, Calif.) –– A new, noninvasive, and low-cost method for the early detection and monitoring of osteoarthritis (arthritis caused by wear and tear) may be on its way, thanks to research by UC Santa Barbara scientists from the Department of Chemical Engineering and the Department of Materials. By studying patterns of friction between cartilage pads, the researchers discovered a different type of friction that is more likely to cause wear and damage. Their work suggests ways to detect this friction, and points to new research directions for getting to the root ...

Good mood helps boost brain power in older adults

2013-01-30
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Older adults can improve their decision making and working memory simply by putting on a happy face, a new study suggests. Researchers found that easy mood-boosters -- like giving people a small bag of candy -- helped seniors do significantly better on tests of decision-making and working memory. This is the first study to show the power of positive moods in helping older people with these brain tasks. "There has been lots of research showing that younger adults are more creative and cognitively flexible when they are in a good mood. But because ...

Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute study: Stem cells boost heart's natural repair mechanisms

2013-01-30
LOS ANGELES (Jan. 30, 2012) – Injecting specialized cardiac stem cells into a patient's heart rebuilds healthy tissue after a heart attack, but where do the new cells come from and how are they transformed into functional muscle? Researchers at the Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute, whose clinical trial results in 2012 demonstrated that stem cell therapy reduces scarring and regenerates healthy tissue after a heart attack, now have found that the stem cell technique boosts production of existing adult heart cells (cardiomyocytes) and spurs recruitment of existing stem cells ...

Program to overcome early US math deficiencies could improve workforce

2013-01-30
COLUMBIA, Mo. -- One in five adults in the United States lacks the math competency expected of an eighth grader, according to the United States Center for Educational Statistics. University of Missouri researchers identified how a lack of a specific math skill in first grade correlated to lower scores on a seventh grade math test used to determine employability and wages in adults. Intervention programs designed to overcome this early math deficiency could prepare students for later employment, help them make wiser economic choices and improve the future U.S. workforce. "Our ...

Vegetarianism can reduce risk of heart disease by up to a third

2013-01-30
The risk of hospitalisation or death from heart disease is 32% lower in vegetarians than people who eat meat and fish, according to a new study from the University of Oxford. Heart disease is the single largest cause of death in developed countries, and is responsible for 65,000 deaths each year in the UK alone. The new findings, published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, suggest that a vegetarian diet could significantly reduce people's risk of heart disease. 'Most of the difference in risk is probably caused by effects on cholesterol and blood pressure, ...

Erectile dysfunction drug also helps men ejaculate and orgasm

2013-01-30
NEW YORK (January 30, 2013) -- New data suggests the erectile dysfunction (ED) drug Cialis may also be beneficial in helping men who have problems with ejaculation and orgasm, report researchers from NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center in the February issue of the British Journal of Urology International. Cialis is currently approved for the treatment of ED, benign prostate hypertrophy (BPH) and for treatment of men with both conditions. Their study, a meta-analysis of 17 double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trials of men with ED, is the first ...

Pathway for membrane building blocks

Pathway for membrane building blocks
2013-01-30
The lipid molecules of membranes, also known as phospholipids, are composed of two elements: A hydrophilic head and two long-chain fatty acids. The molecules form a bilayer in the membrane, with all of the heads pointing outwards and the fatty acid chains hanging in a zip-like interlay position. Biomembranes are constantly reorganized or renewed, for example whenever cells divide. The cell is constantly creating new phospholipids that have to align themselves – which they do in both layers of the biomembrane. However, cells only produce phospholipids on one side of the ...

How to be a social climber

2013-01-30
The researchers have carried out a social network simulation: each individual is represented by a node, while links, connecting the nodes, represent social interactions. Each individual has the tendency to enhance their social importance, and to do so they necessarily have to connect with the "most central nodes", that is, to the people who count. However, to advance socially an individual has to break with the past: technically speaking, abandon old nodes and connect with the most central ones. But how many have an inclination to break up with old connections to aim high? ...

Understanding the historical probability of drought

2013-01-30
Droughts can severely limit crop growth, causing yearly losses of around $8 billion in the United States. But it may be possible to minimize those losses if farmers can synchronize the growth of crops with periods of time when drought is less likely to occur. Researchers from Oklahoma State University are working to create a reliable "calendar" of seasonal drought patterns that could help farmers optimize crop production by avoiding days prone to drought. Historical probabilities of drought, which can point to days on which crop water stress is likely, are often calculated ...

Broker fees from mutual funds affect advice; predict worse performance, new study says

2013-01-30
Toronto – Brokers are supposed to recommend investments that are in the best interests of their clients. But a study published in the February 2013 issue of the Journal of Finance has found that mutual funds offering higher broker fees attract the most investments, especially when the broker is not affiliated with the mutual fund company. Every additional dollar paid to a broker corresponds with another six dollars invested into the fund, and another fourteen dollars if the broker is an unaffiliated third party whose compensation depends exclusively on sales commissions. ...

New target to stop cancer's spread discovered by Georgia State scientists

2013-01-30
Disrupting a key interaction between two types of proteins in cells inhibits the spread of cancerous cells, providing researchers with a new pathway toward developing cancer-fighting drugs, according to new findings by Georgia State University scientists. Cell migration is essential for the spread of cancerous cells, also known as metastasis, as well as for other diseases. The research team in the labs of Zhi-Ren Liu, professor of biology, and Jenny Yang, professor of biochemistry, studied the interaction of two molecules, p68 RNA helicase and calcium-calmodulin. Interrupting ...

NTU research embraces laser and sparks cool affair

NTU research embraces laser and sparks cool affair
2013-01-30
Bulky and noisy air-conditioning compressors and refrigerators may soon be a thing of the past. With the latest discovery by scientists from Nanyang Technological University (NTU), current cooling systems which uses refrigerant harmful to the ozone layer could be replaced by a revolutionary cooling system using lasers. This discovery, published and featured on the cover of the 24 January 2013 issue of Nature, the world's top scientific journal, could also potentially lead to a host of other innovations. This includes making huge Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) machines, ...

Study finds little progress in participation of early-career RNs in hospital QI

2013-01-30
Nurses are the largest group of health care providers in the U.S., and health care leaders and experts agree that engaging registered nurses (RNs) in quality improvement (QI) efforts is essential to improving our health care system, patient care and our nation's health. Unfortunately, despite studies demonstrating the value of nurse-led quality improvement efforts, far too few nurses are involved in these efforts, and the number is not growing, according to a study published in the Journal of Nursing Care Quality. The study—part of the RN Work Project funded by the Robert ...

Campus as laboratory: U-M student biologists use Diag trees to help solve gypsy moth mystery

2013-01-30
ANN ARBOR—Working beneath the towering oaks and maples on the University of Michigan's central campus Diag, undergraduate researchers and their faculty adviser helped explain an observation that had puzzled insect ecologists who study voracious leaf-munching gypsy moth caterpillars. The caterpillars, which defoliate and sometimes kill stands of trees in the Upper Midwest and the Northeast, are especially fond of oaks, but sugar maple trees appear to be relatively resistant to the European pest. Biologists wondered whether the caterpillars shun sugar maples in part because ...
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