Eyeglass World Recommends Polarized Sunglasses to Reduce Glare While Driving
2012-11-20
Designer glasses frames retailer Eyeglass World would like to encourage the use of their polarized prescription sunglasses to reduce glare while driving.
As we approach the holiday season, many will be making long drives to visit family and friends. When preparing for travel, one precaution many do not consider for a safe trip is protecting the eyes from glare from the sun, which is responsible for thousands of accidents across the country each year.
One of the best ways to protect your vision from glare while driving is to wear polarized sunglasses. Polarized sunglasses ...
Designer Eyewear Retailer America's Best Proud to Carry Ray-Bans
2012-11-20
Designer glasses frames retailer America's Best is pleased to offer Ray-Ban sunglasses.
Ray-Ban is a company that has been making sunglasses since 1937. Though they initially made eyewear to protect American pilots' eyes from the sun (while still looking great), they have grown into one of the hottest sunglasses designing companies in the world, with fashions like Aviators seen on celebrities throughout history.
America's Best loves fashion, especially when it can protect the eyes from the harm of UV rays, windblown particles, and strain from squinting in the sun's ...
Atlanta Hardwood Flooring Discusses the Benefits of Having Hardwood Flooring for Holiday Parties
2012-11-20
Atlanta Hardwood Flooring knows we've all been to one of those parties where the hosts are mortified after a guest spills red wine, holiday dinner or some other stain-causing mess on their floor. Gracious hosts tell their guests not to worry about it. Hosts with hardwood flooring know they don't have to worry about it either.
Hardwood flooring in Atlanta offers party guests and hosts a myriad of benefits that start with a beautiful new look and continue from there. With hardwood floors, there are no worries about the guests tracking in snow or mud, as the post party ...
J. Martinez & Co., Purveyors of Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee, Now Accept PayPal
2012-11-20
J. Martinez & Company, purveyors of Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee, has added the service customers have been waiting for, the option of paying with a PayPal account.
This service was introduced because it is a great way to make purchases online quickly and conveniently. How it works is simple. Through your PayPal account, which is absolutely free, you can pay with your bank account, credit card, or debit card. It is completely secure because none of your financial information is transferred to the seller, on the internet or otherwise; they are just alerted when the ...
Atlanta Exterminator Team Pest USA Discusses the Problem of Head Lice
2012-11-20
Atlanta exterminators Team Pest USA know that virtually every child is exposed to head lice at some point in their school career. Day cares can be one of the easiest places to contract head lice as children often share blankets, mats and pests when they take their afternoon naps.
The problem for Atlanta pest control and home owners is defeating the lice when one child brings them home. Lice can spread to family pets, other family members and even the furniture, at least temporarily. While the lice won't stay on the sofa or bed for long, they don't mind using your furniture ...
Atlanta Tree Trimming Service Yellow Ribbon Tree Experts Discusses Leaf Changes in Fall
2012-11-20
As we make the transition into autumn, Atlanta tree service Yellow Ribbon Tree Experts discusses the process in when leaves change color in the fall.
Autumn leaf change actually begins to take place in the veins, which will turn before you can see the transformation in the rest of the leaf. When the late days of summer begin to shorten and the air gets cooler, these veins start to slowly constrict, so that less and less fluid can travel in and out of the leaf. As this is going on, a thin layer of cells known as cork cells starts to build up at the base of the leaf. ...
SAMAA Announces Classical Indian Music Concert with Dr. L. Subramaniam at the NYU Skirball Center for the Performing Arts
2012-11-20
South Asian Music and Arts Association (SAMAA) announces a classical Indian music concert at the NYU Skirball Center, December 9.
Iconic Carnatic-style violinist Dr. L. Subramaniam and Hindustani-style vocalist Kavita Krishnamurti Subramaniam will perform together in concert; they will be accompanied by Mahesh Krishnamurti, Anirban Roy Chowdhary and Rohan Prabhu Desai, playing the mridangam, tabla and harmonium, respectively. The concert will close with Jon Weber on keyboard, presenting a fusion of Hindustani, Carnatic and western music.
Dr. Subramaniam, an erstwhile ...
The Belli Glow is Back Just in Time for the Holidays
2012-11-20
enaltus launches new packaging for one of its top-selling products - Belli Healthy Glow Facial Hydrator just in time for the holidays. The lightweight facial moisturizer will feature a new airless pump to make it easier for consumers to dispense just the right amount while applying it. The new pump design comes as a result of acknowledged customer feedback and will ultimately result in less waste and improved customer satisfaction. "Many of our customers have expressed how using Belli products is a truly luxurious and pampering skincare experience. A little of our ...
CORRECTION: LifeShield Security Offers Hottest Black Friday Deal of the Season: FREE Kindle Fire With Purchase!
2012-11-20
LifeShield Security is giving TWO GIFTS for the price of one this holiday season. Beginning Black Friday, November 23, customers purchasing a LifeShield Security system by calling 877-723-8892 can receive a FREE 7" Kindle Fire as a limited time promotional special. Easy LifeShield app download instructions will be provided with each Kindle so customers can use it to control their new LifeShield smart home safety system.
"LifeShield is, at its heart, a technology company, continually developing and bringing to market the latest and greatest in home security ...
DLPM Receives DTC Eligibility
2012-11-20
Development Capital Group, Inc. (OTCQB: DLPM) a Florida corporation announced in March of this year that the Depository Trust Company (DTC) has granted the company eligibility status after its go public direct transaction. DLPM became public through a direct public offering registering its common shares with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Brenda Hamilton and Hamilton & Associates oversaw the legal and SEC compliance for the company during the going public process. DTC Eligibility enables ownership of the company's shares to be transferred electronically by ...
Tampa Area Company Provides One-Stop Shop for Investments, Financial Planning, Estate Planning, Insurance and Tax Services
2012-11-20
F.J. Velten & Sons, Inc., the Tampa-based financial services company, is now a one stop shop for all of an individual's financial needs, whether it be investments, financial planning, annuities, estate planning, insurance or tax services. The firm aims to assist clients in every possible aspect of their financial lives through the most personal service possible, and strives to help their clients create financial stability and achieve financial independence.
F.J. Velten Insurance Agency, Inc., provides individuals and businesses with all types of insurance services, ...
Space Station's ISSAC Continues to Keep a Helpful Eye on Earth
2012-11-20
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but in the case of cameras aboard the International Space Station, a picture may impact a thousand lives or more. The International Space Station Agricultural Camera, or ISSAC, provides images capable of important impacts for Earth users. Originally meant as an agricultural resource, ISSAC completed its primary science operations in September, but now answers the call for disaster response on a global level.
ISSAC launched to the space station in January 2011. Since June 2011, it has operated as a tool for improved geographic ...
Black Friday E Cigarette Sales List Announced By Smokers Utopia
2012-11-20
Smokers Utopia has added a special page for the upcoming holiday season that list the best deals for the electronic cigarette from the top companies in the industry.
Most retailers will be holding sales for the most popular shopping day of the year and e cigarette retailers are not different. This sends a frenzy of searches across the web hunting the best deals online on the popular shopping day.
Smokers Utopia has come up with a brilliant method to save shoppers looking for an e cigarette kit both time and money by doing the work for them.
"We thought it ...
Cruise.com's Annual Black Friday Sale Delivers Unprecedented Value
2012-11-20
Cruise.com, a subsidiary of Omega World Travel, Inc. and one of the Internet's leading cruise sellers, announces its annual Black Friday sale, delivering the industry's best values on cruise vacations, which will run from 8am on Friday, November 23 through Monday, November 26, 2012.
The online retailer's annual sales event will build on the successes of previous years, including reduced rates, up to $1,000 onboard credits, complimentary upgrades, complimentary spa treatments, free gratuities and special "2 for 1" rates. Plus guests can enjoy 50% reduced deposits ...
We're in this together: A pathbreaking investigation into the evolution of cooperative behavior
2012-11-19
Humans are much more inclined to cooperate than are their closest evolutionary relatives. The prevailing wisdom about why this is true has long been focused on the idea of altruism: we go out of our way to do nice things for other people, sometimes even sacrificing personal success for the good of others. Modern theories of cooperative behavior suggest that acting selflessly in the moment provides a selective advantage to the altruist in the form of some kind of return benefit.
A new study published by Current Anthropology offers another explanation for our unusual aptitude ...
JCI early table of contents for Nov. 19, 2012
2012-11-19
A code of silence in acute myeloid leukemia
The development of acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is associated with a variety of genetic changes. Some of these alterations are epigenetic, wherein the sequence of the genes is unchanged, but chemical modifications to the DNA alters gene expression. In a study published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation, researchers led by Daniel Tenen at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center found that a transcriptional regulator known as C/EBPG was highly expressed in a subset of AML samples that had an epigenetically silenced C/EBPA ...
Immune cell migration is impeded in Huntington's disease
2012-11-19
Huntington disease (HD) is an incurable neurodegenerative disease caused by a mutation in the huntingtin gene (htt). Though most of the symptoms of HD are neurological, the mutant HTT protein is expressed in non-neural cells as well. In this issue of the Journal of Clinical Investigation, researchers led by Paul Muchowski at the J. David Gladstone Institutes in San Franscisco examined the role of immune cells in HD. Immune cells known as microglia, which were isolated from the brains of HD mice, as well as immune cells from the peripheral blood were found to be defective ...
A code of silence in acute myeloid leukemia
2012-11-19
The development of acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is associated with a variety of genetic changes. Some of these alterations are epigenetic, wherein the sequence of the genes is unchanged, but chemical modifications to the DNA alter gene expression. In a study published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation, researchers led by Daniel Tenen at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center found that a transcriptional regulator known as C/EBPG was highly expressed in a subset of AML samples that had an epigenetically silenced C/EBPA gene. By blocking the epigenetic modification of ...
New species literally spend decades on the shelf
2012-11-19
Many of the world's most unfamiliar species are just sitting around on museum shelves collecting dust. That's according to a report in the November 20th issue of the Cell Press journal Current Biology showing that it takes more than 20 years on average before a species, newly collected, will be described.
It's a measure the researchers refer to as the species' "shelf life," and that long shelf life means that any conservation attempts for unknown, threatened species could come much too late. The problem, the researchers say, is due to a lack of experts and of the funding ...
No elevated 10-year risk of heart disease for people who become ill during a large E. coli outbreak
2012-11-19
According to a new study in CMAJ (Canadian Medical Association Journal), people who became ill during the Walkerton, Ontario, Escherichia coli O157:H7outbreak were not at greater risk of heart disease or stroke 10 years later.
E. coli O157:H7 is a common cause of 'food poisoning." This bacterium most recently caused the outbreak involving beef from XL foods (Alberta) in September 2012, and was the major cause of illness during the large Walkerton E. coli outbreak in May 2000. In the United States, there are 63 000 infections each year, with 12 major outbreaks since 2006. ...
Toward competitive generic drug prices in Canada
2012-11-19
The commitment of Canadian premiers to lower generic drug prices is a major change in how the country prices generic drugs, and government should learn from past attempts, states an article published in CMAJ (Canadian Medical Association Journal).
Generic drug prices are higher in Canada than in other industrialized countries. The authors argue that the premiers' call for a national bulk purchasing program, made earlier in 2012, is a positive step for Canadians.
"The joint commitment from Canada's premiers to use coordinated bulk purchasing to lower these prices is ...
Major advance in using sunlight to produce steam without boiling water
2012-11-19
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19, 2012 — Scientists today are describing a revolutionary new way to use sunlight to produce steam and other vapors without heating an entire container of fluid to the boiling point. The advance, reported in the American Chemical Society (ACS) journal ACS Nano, has potential applications, especially in the poverty-stricken areas of the developing world, that include inexpensive, compact devices for purification of drinking water, sterilization of medical instruments and sanitizing sewage.
"This research opens up a revolutionary new application of nanoparticles ...
Does your job increase your breast cancer risk?
2012-11-19
Is there a link between the risk of breast cancer and the working environment? A study published in BioMed Central's open access journal Environmental Health provides further evidence on this previously neglected research topic, confirming that certain occupations do pose a higher risk of breast cancer than others, particularly those that expose the worker to potential carcinogens and endocrine disrupters.
Breast cancer is the most frequent cancer diagnosis among women in industrialized countries, and North American rates are among the highest in the world. Endocrine-disrupting ...
Many seniors' sleep habits are similar to those of young adults, study suggests
2012-11-19
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 19, 2012 – More than half of all retired people aged 65 and over report sleeping at least 7.5 hours per night, and between the hours of 11 p.m. and 7:30 a.m., contrary to commonly held assumptions that most elderly go to bed early and have trouble sleeping through the night, according to a study by researchers at the University of Pittsburgh's Sleep and Chronobiology Center (SCC) and University Center for Social and Urban Research (UCSUR).
This new study, supported by a grant from the National Institute on Aging, was conducted over five years and is among ...
Mosquitos fail at flight in heavy fog
2012-11-19
Mosquitos have the remarkable ability to fly in clear skies as well as in rain, shrugging off impacts from raindrops more than 50 times their body mass. But just like modern aircraft, mosquitos also are grounded when the fog thickens. Researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology present their findings at the 65th meeting of the American Physical Society's (APS) Division of Fluid Dynamics, Nov. 18 - 20, in San Diego, Calif.
"Raindrop and fog impacts affect mosquitoes quite differently," said Georgia Tech researcher Andrew Dickerson. "From a mosquito's perspective, ...
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