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Dallas Dentist Celebrates 21 Years in Practice

2012-11-23
Dr. Greg Kerbel, Dallas dentist, is happy to be offering dental services to his patients for the 21st consecutive year. Dr. Kerbel has always been dedicated to providing the best dental care to his patients. Because of this, Dr. Kerbel has been honored by Texas Monthly Magazine as one of its 'Super Dentists' in both 2011 and 2012. "I feel very fortunate to have been practicing dentistry for more than 20 years. It has truly been a pleasure to provide dental service to my patients over this time. I'm looking forward to continuing to treat my patients in the coming ...

Mansfield Dentist Makes Online Appointment Scheduling Easy

2012-11-23
Dr. Mark Curtis, dentist from Mansfield, is happy to be providing an online appointment request form on his practice's comprehensive dental website. By using this tool, patients are now able to schedule an appointment at the practice without having to pick up the phone. "I am very glad that we are making it easy for patients to schedule appointments with us through our website. We always strive to make things as patient-friendly as possible at our practice and this is a great example of that. I hope that many of our patients will take advantage of this service ...

DeJarnette Releases dyseCT 4.1.2 and Offers Special RSNA Pricing

2012-11-23
Today, DeJarnette Research Systems announced the release of version 4.1.2 of its dyseCT CT workflow engine software. dyseCT is the only CT quality control workstation which automatically segments a CT study into its constituent body parts and matching RIS orders. The product removes the burden of manual CT study breakup to match RIS orders, from the CT technologist; it also removes the burden from PACS administrators in after the fact associating a single CT study with multiple RIS orders in the PACS. Radiologists also see benefit in being able to retrieve only the relevant ...

Boston Dentist Provides Online New Patient Services

2012-11-23
Dr. Basel Badawi, Boston dentist, is offering extensive new patient services on his practice's website. He hopes the new page will make it easy for new patients to learn about and locate his practice in Boston. "I am glad that our practice is providing services for new patients. I believe that we offer a great level of service at our practice and I'm confident that any new patients will be more than satisfied with the care they receive here. I look forward to treating any new patients that decide to schedule an appointment at our practice," said Dr. Badawi, ...

Phentermine-375.net Educates Dieters about Most Prescribed Diet Drug Phentermine

2012-11-23
The Trust for America's Health and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation projects that half of U.S. adults will be obese by 2030 unless Americans change the way they eat. Obesity raises the risk of various diseases, from type 2 diabetes to cancer. Jeffrey Levi of George Washington University and the executive director of Trust for America's Health stated "We're at a turning point where if we don't do something now to mitigate these trends, the cost in human health and health care spending will be enormous." Obesity has long been correlated with education and income. ...

Can Classic Yacht Recruitment Agencies Compete With Social Networking?

2012-11-23
With the likes of Linkdin, Facebook and Twitter providing an easily accessible forum on which to post, ping and tweet yacht crew positions, talk to applicants and swap information on, is it little wonder there has been worrying glances exchanged between some recruiters? Laurence Reymann, Director of YPI Crew, believes not. "Whilst it may appear cost effective, what it saves monetarily it wastes when it comes to time," Laurence continues. "Though it may take just moments to post a position, screening all the applicants, some of which are far from suitable, ...

Open Market Allows Music Creators to Sell Background Music Directly, Launches on November 28th: "Forget Your Copyright Concerns"

Open Market Allows Music Creators to Sell Background Music Directly, Launches on November 28th: "Forget Your Copyright Concerns"
2012-11-23
SoundUX (www.soundux.co.kr), a firm that specializes in audio planning, creation and consulting, announced that it would be launching Music Plug (musicplug.co.kr) on November 28th. Music Plug is an open market for professional background music through which music creators can sell their music directly. With SoundUX's music source site Music Plug, anyone can upload and sell background music that they have created or easily browse the available background music and purchase something for use. The service consists of two main functions. In addition to the background music ...

Hundreds of High-Quality Gifts to Buy Online for Your Holidays at GiftyTreat.com

2012-11-23
GiftyTreat.com, the leading Internet gift shop, announced today their new line of products, for this Holiday Season which will expand their catalog to hundreds of different items buyers can purchase directly online. The company, which prides itself on having a huge inventory of unique one-of-a-kind gift items for all ages and tastes, is tying up with larger manufacturers in the US and other countries to bring in more products that they can sell and ship to the rest of the globe including the most popular gift items for Holiday shoppers this year. The company expanded ...

OC Nissan Irvine Receives the All-New 2013 Nissan Pathfinder to their Dealership

OC Nissan Irvine Receives the All-New 2013 Nissan Pathfinder to their Dealership
2012-11-23
OC Nissan Irvine has recently received the new 2013 Pathfinder to their showroom in Orange County. The new model has earned recognition from Popular Mechanics in the Automotive Excellence Awards, placing at the top in the versatility category. It also earned top honors for styling and cargo-hauling utility. Completely redesigned, the Pathfinder's most notable upgrades include better fuel economy ratings, sleek style and a comfortable car-like ride. The Pathfinder offers best-in-segment fuel efficiency with 26 MPG on the highway, as well as best-in-segment interior passenger ...

Holiday Shopping with MaxiAids! Radio Segment with Kentucky Council of the Blind Provides Gift Ideas for the Blind and Visually Impaired

Holiday Shopping with MaxiAids! Radio Segment with Kentucky Council of the Blind Provides Gift Ideas for the Blind and Visually Impaired
2012-11-23
MaxiAids Products for Independent Living this past week joined the Kentucky Council of the Blind (KCB) for what has become an annual tradition over the past decade. In a segment on Sound Prints, a weekly KCB radio talk show covering news of interest to blind and visually impaired people, MaxiAids shared many great accessible gift ideas for the holidays. MaxiAids' Director of Sales Barry Greenblatt joined co-hosts KCB Past President Michael McCarty and Greater Louisville Council of the Blind President and ACB Treasurer Carla Ruschival during the show which is broadcast ...

Kiss of a Black Woman: A Beautiful South African Story

2012-11-23
One of these people is Thuli Dumisani, thirty years old Zulu woman, an ex-secretary of a law firm turned jobless and footloose like several other South Africans. She happens to be the main character in a new book titled Kiss of a Black Woman. The book is currently in development for a feature film with local award winning actress Zandile Msutwana for the lead character. Without giving the story away, Thuli is a special lady stripped of dreams and happiness. She finds a job in a small hotel, and meets Ross, an Italian man on holiday in South Africa. When he invites her to ...

Prompt Proofing Blog Post: Book Review - Midnight's Children by Salman Rushdie

Prompt Proofing Blog Post: Book Review - Midnights Children by Salman Rushdie
2012-11-23
Midnight's Children is a multi-layered novel that, on the surface, is the autobiography of Saleem Sinai, one of 1001 children born in the midnight hour of August 15, 1947 as India gained her independence from Britain. Midnight's children - or at least the 581 of them who survive infancy - are "handcuffed to history", their lives mirroring the life of the newly independent nation. Each of the children has a special gift - one can levitate, one can change gender, one performs magic and one can time travel. Saleem, born on the stroke of midnight, has the gift of ...

Christmas Delivery Promise or It's Free, from Blinds 2go(TM)

Christmas Delivery Promise or Its Free, from Blinds 2go(TM)
2012-11-23
Blinds 2go(TM), the online retailer of made to measure blinds and curtains is giving all their customers an early Christmas present, they are making the promise that if they don't deliver in time for Christmas the order will be free! Making the home look wonderful at Christmas time is top of so many people's wish lists and the fabulous range of blinds and curtains at Blinds 2go(TM) will help the dream come true. At this extraordinarily busy time of year having one less thing to worry about is such good news; the Christmas promise is a priceless gift that's definitely ...

Thanksgiving Brings Biggest Savings of The Year For E-Cig Users

2012-11-22
Thanksgiving is a time when we all gather together to celebrate life, love, and good health. Many Americans are celebrating a new chapter in their health this Thanksgiving after switching to electronic cigarettes. According to ElectronicCigarettesReviews.net, the premier website for e-cigarette reviews and information, this Thanksgiving will bring the biggest savings of the year for e-cig users. Starting on Thanksgiving, November 22, 2012 and continuing throughout Black Friday and Cyber Monday, e-cig fans can save big on all electronic cigarette purchases thanks to some ...

When conservation goes genomics: Finding needles in a haystack

When conservation goes genomics: Finding needles in a haystack
2012-11-22
Studying the genetic variability of endangered species is becoming increasingly necessary for species conservation and monitoring. But, endangered species are difficult to observe and sample, and typically harbour very limited genetic diversity. Until now, the process of finding genetic markers was time consuming and quite expensive. These obstacles make the collection of genetic data from endangered animals a difficult task to fulfill. A research team led by Lounès Chikhi (http://www.igc.gulbenkian.pt/research/unit/88), group leader at the Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência ...

New drug overcomes resistance in patients with rare sarcoma

2012-11-22
BOSTON – A new targeted drug demonstrated its ability to control metastatic gastrointestinal stromal tumor, an uncommon and life-threatening form of sarcoma, after the disease had become resistant to all existing therapies, report investigators at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute who led the worldwide clinical trial. The treatment of gastrointestinal stromal tumor, or GIST, even in its advanced metastatic stage, has been dramatically improved with two oral targeted drugs – imatinib (Gleevec) and sunitinib (Sutent). To date, these have represented the only two FDA-approved ...

Deconstructing the redemptive power of 'bearing witness'

2012-11-22
The experience of genocide as transmitted trauma may not be universal, according to new ethnographic research published in Current Anthropology. In the fields of human rights and memory studies, giving testimony about one's personal experience of genocide is believed to be both a moral duty and a psychological imperative for the wellbeing of the individual and the persecuted group to which she belongs. Accordingly, the coping strategies proposed to victims of genocide tend to be rather uniform: tell your story and do not let the violence you suffered be forgotten. The ...

A step forward in regenerating and repairing damaged nerve cells

2012-11-22
A team of IRCM researchers, led by Dr. Frédéric Charron, recently uncovered a nerve cell's internal clock, used during embryonic development. The discovery was made in collaboration with Dr. Alyson Fournier's laboratory at the Montreal Neurological Institute. Published today in the prestigious scientific journal Neuron, this breakthrough could lead to the development of new tools to repair and regenerate nerve cells following injuries to the central nervous system. Researchers in Dr. Charron's laboratory study neurons, which are the nerve cells that make up the central ...

Stem cells develop best in 3-D

2012-11-22
Scientists from The Danish Stem Cell Center (DanStem) at the University of Copenhagen are contributing important knowledge about how stem cells develop best into insulin-producing cells. In the long term this new knowledge can improve diabetes treatment with cell therapy. The results have just been published in the scientific journal Cell Reports. Stem cells are responsible for tissue growth and tissue repair after injury. Therefore, the discovery that these vital cells grow better in a three-dimensional environment is important for the future treatment of disease with ...

First patients in US receive non-surgical device of sunken chest syndrome

2012-11-22
NORFOLK, VA -- Surgeons at Children's Hospital of The King's Daughters (CHKD) have fitted a patient with a device that might eliminate the need for surgery in some patients with one of the world's most common chest deformities, pectus excavatum, often called sunken chest syndrome. Known as the vacuum bell, it works much like devices in body shops that use sustained vacuum to pop out a dent. "Years from now, we may look at the surgeries and realize that many of these conditions could have been corrected with vacuum devices," said Dr. Robert J. Obermeyer, who is leading ...

How does immune globulin therapy work? Now is the time to find out

2012-11-22
Immune globulin replacement began decades ago as a treatment for patients who could not make their own protective antibodies, but has proven to have much broader benefits than originally expected. With new uses regularly being discovered for this limited and expensive resource, including as a potential treatment for Alzheimer's disease, now is the time to discover exactly how intravenous immune globulin (IVIG) treatments work, and to engineer a protein that can provide similar benefits, writes Erwin Gelfand, MD, chair of pediatrics at National Jewish Health in the November ...

Muscle powers spearing mantis shrimp attacks

2012-11-22
A hungry mantis shrimp may be the last thing that a passing fish sees before it is snatched from the water by the predator. Maya deVries from the University of California, Berkeley, says 'Spearer mantis shrimps stay in their sandy burrows and they wait for a fast-moving prey item to come by, but then they come out of nowhere and grab the prey with their long skinny appendages.' However, little was know about how these vicious predators unleash their lightning-fast attacks. According to deVries, the spearing shrimp are closely related to smasher mantis shrimps, which pulverise ...

Blind patient reads words stimulated directly onto the retina

Blind patient reads words stimulated directly onto the retina
2012-11-22
VIDEO: In this video, a patient reads words with the Argus II setup using the camera and not the direct braille stimulation. Click here for more information. For the very first time researchers have streamed braille patterns directly into a blind patient's retina, allowing him to read four-letter words accurately and quickly with an ocular neuroprosthetic device. The device, the Argus II, has been implanted in over 50 patients, many of who can now see color, movement and ...

Discount Buses Bring Increased Risk of Death and Injury to Passengers

2012-11-22
Discount Buses Bring Increased Risk of Death and Injury to Passengers The ramifications from a Megabus crash in Chicago, Illinois in August that killed one person and injured 47 people continue. Illinois State Police suspect the crash was the result of a tire blowout and not necessarily driver error. The parents of the single fatality from the accident, a graduate student killed in the crash, recently brought a wrongful death suit against Megabus, Coach Leasing and the driver of the bus for improper maintenance and a failure to inspect the bus and its tires. The suit ...

Crackdown on Synthetic Drugs in Missouri

2012-11-22
Crackdown on Synthetic Drugs in Missouri Synthetic drugs present a problem to government regulation and can often have very adverse effects on the human body. Because of the dangers, law enforcement officers and lawmakers are working to get the products out of head shops. To regulate the problem, several areas, including Missouri, are working on crackdowns with hopes to get the products off of the market once and for all. Synthetic Drugs Synthetic drugs are basically substances that contain chemicals very similar to those in traditional illegal drugs. The synthetic ...
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