Dr. Jonathan Eagle, dentist in Grand Rapids, is happy to be offering Invisalign service to his patients to help provide them with straighter smiles. Invisalign is an effective alternative to braces and gets rid of many of the inconveniences associated with them. "I am very glad that our practice is providing Invisalign to our patients. Invisalign is a great way for patients to achieve the straight smile they want without having to deal with braces. I look forward to continuing to improve my patients' smiles with Invisalign in the future," said Dr. Eagle, Grand ...

eMaint Enterprises, leading provider of CMMS solutions, recently launched a Spanish language version of its corporate website in response to the growing CMMS maintenance market in Latin America. eMaint's flagship product, X3 CMMS, is designed to be highly configurable and multi-lingual. With customizable fields, forms and screens, the software is supported in multiple languages. Pete Woodruff, an experienced product specialist and translator, joined the team in 2009 to help support a growing base of Spanish-speaking clients. He began by providing on-site training and support ...

Bet Mobile already have a wealth of mobile betting news and information at their website betmobile.co.uk, and with the introduction of this live sports feed, Bet Mobile are really cementing their place at the head of the mobile gaming industry. Find out exactly what sports events you can watch from your mobile device by using the Bet Mobile live sports feed. Mobile betting has been available in one form or another for a number of years now, but it is only in relatively recent times that betting on the move has become a viable option for serious punters. The technological ...

Along with obstructive sleep apnea, central sleep apnea is one of the two main forms of sleep apnea, a dangerous class of sleep disorders characterized by an interruption of breathing of 10 seconds or more numerous times an hour during sleep. Dangers of Central Sleep Apnea Although central sleep apnea is less common than obstructive sleep apnea, it is just as dangerous. Central sleep apnea can result in severe morning headaches, daytime fatigue, anxiety, depression, short-term memory problems and difficulty focusing. Like obstructive sleep apnea, central sleep apnea ...

When you've been charged with a crime and are looking for a defense attorney, you want to make sure you feel comfortable and confident with the advocate you choose. You should not be afraid to ask your defense attorney questions about their qualifications and what you can expect during the process. 1. How long have you been a lawyer? A conviction can impact the rest of your life. You want an experienced defense attorney to handle your case. 2. Have you always practiced criminal defense? Just because the lawyer is practicing criminal defense now, doesn't mean they ...

Fatal drunk driving accident reportedly caused by CT teen Despite the known dangers, a recent accident in Seymour, Connecticut highlighted the continued threat posed by drivers who get behind the wheel after consuming alcohol. The accident, purportedly caused by a 19-year-old from Naugatuck, resulted in the death of one of his passengers and serious personal injuries to the other occupants of the vehicle. The car accident took place in October 2012, when the teen driver sped down the road, failed to follow a curve in the road, and crashed into a utility pole. The ...

New crash test reveals bottom results for top-selling cars The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's new crash test revealed surprising results for some of America's best-selling cars. When put through a crash test simulating a front-corner crash, many cars performed reasonably well, but others had significant shortcomings that could put drivers and passengers at risk of harm in a car accident. New crash test measures corner impact The new test, the small overlap offset frontal crash test, was developed by the IIHS, an insurance industry-funded nonprofit organization. ...

Ubiquity Global Services, an innovative Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) organization launched in 2012, today announced the signing of a multi-year agreement to provide services to Univision Enterprises, a division of Univision Communications Inc., the leading media company serving Hispanic America. This deal will provide a full range of services for Univision's General Purpose Reloadable (GPR) card program, further bolstering Ubiquity's financial services client portfolio. "Continuing our relationship with the Ubiquity team was a natural decision," said ...

MAYWOOD, Il. - One way to avoid injuries in young athletes may be for them to simply spend more time in unorganized free play such as pick-up games, a Loyola University Medical Study has found. In a first-of-its-kind study, sports medicine specialist Dr. Neeru Jayanthi and colleagues found that injured young athletes who play a single sport such as tennis spent much less time in free play and unorganized sports than uninjured athletes who play tennis and many other sports. Jayanthi presented his findings at the Society for Tennis Medicine and Science and United States ...

VIDEO: NASA's Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) satellite captured rainfall rates in Major Cyclone Narelle on Jan. 11 at 0654 UTC (1:54 a.m. EST). The heaviest rainfall was occurring at a... Click here for more information. Tropical Cyclone Narelle "opened" its eye while moving along the coast of Western Australia and NASA's Terra satellite captured a clear image of the well-formed storm center. Narelle is now a major cyclone on the Saffir-Simpson Scale. NASA's ...

In a study evaluating the financial impact of providing early physical therapy for intensive care patients, researchers at Johns Hopkins found that the up-front costs are outweighed by the financial savings generated by earlier discharges from the intensive care unit and shorter hospital stays overall. An article describing the findings, "ICU Early Physical Rehabilitation Programs: Financial Modeling of Cost Savings," is published online today ahead of print in the March issue of Critical Care Medicine. "The evidence is growing that providing early physical and occupational ...

Galaxies have a voracious appetite for fuel — in this case, fresh gas — but astronomers have had difficulty finding the pristine gas that should be falling onto galaxies. Now, scientists have provided direct empirical evidence for these gas flows using new observations from the Hubble Space Telescope. The team led by Nicolas Lehner, research associate professor at the University of Notre Dame, is presenting its work today at the meeting of the American Astronomical Society in Long Beach, Calif. The team's observations using Hubble's two ultraviolet spectrographs, the ...

Rockville, MD — A new Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (IOVS) article reveals that increasingly aggressive therapies that block VEGF could cause damage in treating eye diseases. Scientists discovered inhibiting anti-VEGF might have a harmful effect on the tissue responsible for producing the fluid that bathes the eye, medically termed the ciliary body. "Very little is known about the factors that regulate the integrity and function of this tissue [the ciliary body] in the adult," said author Patricia A. D'Amore, PhD, of Schepens Eye Research Institute/Massachusetts ...

How Pennsylvania decides which court will hear a divorce case Which Pennsylvania court will hear a divorce case can be a simple matter; if one of the parties to the divorce has lived in Pennsylvania for longer than 6 months before filing for divorce, the county family law court in which that person resides can preside over the divorce process. Unfortunately life, as in the law, is not always that simple. If both of the parties are new to Pennsylvania or the parties live in separate counties in the Commonwealth, there is some room for negotiation as to where the divorcecase ...

Push for immigration reform to begin this month The Obama administration will begin a push for immigration reform this month, the Huffington Post quoted an unnamed administration official as saying in an article on Jan. 2. The specifics of the potential bill are far from clear, however. Democrats have expressed a desire for a bill for comprehensive reform, from immigration assistance for undocumented workers to policy changes seeking to promote foreign investment in U.S. housing. Republicans have also indicated a willingness to change certain immigration laws; however, ...

Child custody matters in the state of Florida When a marriage ends and children are involved, they become a primary concern of every divorcing parent. Because they don't understand the situation or even feel as if it's their fault, children often struggle with divorce. Parents have to take extra precautions when going through a divorce to ensure that it is as smooth a process as possible, and children who might already feel vulnerable do not get caught up in the middle of their parents' disagreements. The first thing parents should discuss is a "parenting plan." ...

Tort reform will limit medical malpractice recovery in North Carolina North Carolina Senate Bill 33 entitled "Medical Liability Reforms" will apply to all mal-prac-tice lawsuits against doctors, nursing homes, hospitals and other health care providers in North Car-olina filed after October 1, 2011. The new law limits a patient's ability to recover civil damages for medical negligence that occurs in this state. In North Carolina, it has been estimated that more than 4,000 patients die each year as a result of preventable medical errors. This number is greater ...

Proposed Alimony Amendments in Utah would account for cheating spouses When a couple decides to get a divorce, in many cases one spouse has greater earning power or potential than the other. To account for the sudden change in income, courts may award alimony to either the husband or the wife after the divorce. Recently, members of the Utah legislature proposed a bill, which would allow courts to consider certain factors when determining whether alimony should be awarded and the appropriate amount of the award. Under the bill, referred to as the "Alimony Amendments," ...

Stricter health testing for commercial drivers in Nevada It's important for all drivers to be safe and healthy, but the risks are even higher when it comes to individuals who drive commercial vehicles like trucks and buses. The health of commercial drivers can make the difference between safe transportation and an accident resulting in the serious injury or death of many other drivers on the road. A recent rule from the Department of Transportation tightens the requirements that must be met in order for commercial drivers to pass health tests. New requirements for ...

The many faces of fraud In October 2012, a former Chicago Mercantile Exchange floor trader was sentenced to three years in federal prison for an investment fraud scheme. A consultant at Boca Raton, Florida based, Avidus Trading Inc., the 54-year-old engaged in foreign exchange trading for investors according to the Chicago Sun-Times. Between July 2006 and October 2008, the company lost $2.3 million of its investors' money. The former floor trader hid the losses to retain investors by disseminating false monthly spreadsheets with false information he knew would be ...

Early release possible for those awaiting trial in Los Angeles County In 2011, California Gov. Jerry Brown implemented a statewide public safety "realignment" of certain prisoners to relieve the pressure on the overflowing state Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. However, that shifted the burden to county jails to house these non-violent, non-serious and non-sexual offenders. Now that county jails are nearly overflowing, counties are looking for ways to relieve the pressure, even though it means releasing some prisoners while they await trial. As ...

Study: Misdiagnosis a major cause of ICU deaths For many, having a loved one needing to visit the intensive care unit in one of the nation's hospitals is a very terrifying experience. Due to the need for fast medical decisions, it requires the family and the patient to trust his or her physician to correctly determine the medical problem and apply the correct treatment. Although the diagnosis and treatment of the patient's condition is often correct, according to a recent study, a misdiagnosisin the ICU has been a factor in the death of up to a quarter of patients. ...

Intellectual property lawsuits risk exposing company secrets How is your smartphone so smart? How does your Xbox do that? The answers to these questions are what technology giants, like Microsoft and Google, are trying to keep quiet. Microsoft Corp and Google Inc's Motorola Mobility division have requested a Seattle federal judge to keep several details from their recent trial concerning the value of technology patents confidential from the public. The trial ran from November 13 to November 20 and concerned what rates Microsoft should pay Motorola for the use of its ...

Recent accidents highlight the importance of automobile safety Three men were recently killed in a car accident along Highway 1 in San Mateo County after the driver of the vehicle veered off the road and fell 40 feet off a cliff near Pescadero Creek Road. The driver of the car survived, but was seriously injured. The California Highway Patrol has not determined the cause of the accident, but has ruled out the possibility that the driver was under the influence of drugs or alcohol during the crash. An investigation is underway. In another recent accident, a bicyclist ...

Legal fatherhood in New York All children deserve support from both parents, and the State of New York has a vested interest in protecting its children's interests. When parents are not married, legally establishing the father's paternity serves as a gateway to the rights and responsibilities associated with parenthood. How paternity is established A father can establish paternity at the time of a child's birth if both he and the mother sign an Acknowledgment of Paternity form. When an unmarried woman gives birth in New York, the hospital must provide this form ...