Since 1997, Dr. Daniel Wadzinski, Verona dentist, has provided superior dental care in the Verona, WI area. To expand on the convenience and comfort offered at Verona Family Dental, Dr. Wadzinski is excited to announce the newest location for his practice: 271 S. Main Street, Verona, WI 53593. This new location boasts convenience and comfort for patients of all ages, and invites his patients to visit this new location for their upcoming dental cleaning. "Maintaining convenient, comfortable care is important to my patients, and our new location allows us to continue ...

Whether patients visited Dr. Karen Lawitts, Syracuse cosmetic dentist, for a routine cleaning, or dentures, she encourages them to leave reviews. By leaving reviews, patients help Dr. Lawitts to better understand their needs in regards to their dental health care. Drs. Karen Lawitts and Nancy Yeates strive to provide the best care possible, and patient reviews allow them to do just that. "We are always interested in hearing what our patients have to say about their dental care. Through online reviews, our patients can easily share their feedback with us and other ...

Since 2006, Dr. Bianca McWilliams, dentist in Chandler, has been working with patients to provide the best dental care possible in the Chandler, AZ area. With her experience in dentistry, Dr. McWilliams is dedicated to providing patients with the best in quality dental health care through improved educational resources. Solaris Dental Health's website contains an extensive educational library, which was created to further improve Dr. McWilliams' patients' knowledge of their dental health care. Dr. Bianca McWilliams, Chandler dentist, encourages patients to visit her ...

When it comes to protecting the rights of the accused, the Supreme Court of the United States gets the final say about what law enforcement officials can and cannot to do to investigate crime. Although law enforcement has generally been granted wide latitude to conduct investigations and collect evidence, they are limited by strong constitutional protections against unlawful search and seizure and unreasonable invasions of privacy. During its current term, the Supreme Court will decide whether law enforcement officials are allowed to take DNA samples from people arrested ...

Virtually everyone in Minnesota who has ever faced charges of domestic assault can tell you what a no contact order is. For most people, they are a suspension of their rights without having the ability to defend themselves. This is because judges in Minnesota have been routinely issuing no contact orders whenever a person is charged with domestic assault. Until now, few judges have been willing to listen to the defendant's point of view. That may soon change after a man from northern Minnesota challenged the law. A judge issued a domestic abuse no contact order, sometimes ...

According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, more than 3.7 million businesses in the United States are jointly owned by a married husband and wife. Considering how common divorce is, a significant number of these couples will likely end up facing a serious dilemma: should they continue to run their business together even though their marriage is breaking up? If you're considering going into business with your spouse, it is a good idea to meet with an attorney to create a contingency plan in case you end up divorcing at some point. While most people are aware that they ...

When people are admitted to nursing homes, it is usually because they are too ill or infirm to be cared for properly at home. Thus, it is always disturbing to learn of situations where admission into a nursing home actually increased the likelihood of serious injury or death. A recent story in The New York Times highlighted the role that bed rails have played in nursing home injuries and deaths throughout the United States. According to data from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, approximately 4,000 adults seek emergency room treatment each year because of bed rail ...

The process of divorce involves intricate issues, which relate to children, the division of property and other important matters. However, a recent Texas Supreme Court decision has aimed to make things "simple" for divorcing couples, permitting a do-it-yourself divorce option that does not involve a lawyer. Nevertheless, legal scholars caution individuals about using this divorce option, warning that a simple mistake could result in heavy consequences. Six Texas Supreme Court justices recently approved the state's adoption of do-it-yourself divorce forms. The ...

When a patient receives an operation, he or she hopes for the most superior care. Patients trust their lives in the hands health care workers, and their expectations should be taken seriously. Specifically, physicians and other health care providers should ensure that all safeguards are taken before, during and after procedures to prevent any postoperative complications. A new study performed by researchers at the University of Connecticut Health Center in Farmington and Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center in Hartford has found that a surgical checklist, combined ...

In a case that's receiving national attention, former Clackamas County election worker Deanna Swenson has been charged with ballot tampering. Ms. Swenson, a 55-year-old mother of two from Beavercreek, has served without incident as an election worker for at least 15 years. Around October 30 or 31, Ms. Swenson allegedly filled in a handful of down-ballot races left blank to cast additional votes for Republican candidates. However, Ms. Swenson was in a poor state of health; a lifelong asthmatic, she was suffering from a severe sinus infection, head cold and bronchitis ...

Dubbed the largest collective settlement in the Treasury Department's history, HSBC Holdings agreed to pay $1.92 billion in fines to U.S. authorities. The penalty assessment was based upon HSBC's conduct in violation of the Bank Secrecy Act and other U.S. sanctions. It has been reported that the bank's breakdowns in anti-money laundering (AML) compliance was particularly egregious, specifically allowing hundreds of million of dollars from Mexican drug cartels to flow through accounts in the United States. This penalty assessment does not merely flow from a single act ...

Greg Carpenter, General Manager of the Holiday Inn Express Simpsonville Hotel was recently appointed to The Board of Director's for the for Greenville Hospital System's Freedom Weekend Aloft, presented by BiLo. The annual Memorial weekend event will take place at Heritage Park in Simpsonville, SC from May 24-27, 2013. Freedom Weekend Aloft is a popular hot air balloon festival that has been a tradition in the Greenville area for over 30 years. Past festivals has also included amphitheatre concerts, family fun zone, 5K walk/run, artist showcase, and a lacrosse tournament. ...

The Hampton Inn & Suites Scottsboro AL Hotel is offering special holiday rates. Available now through December 31, 2012, guests will receive room rates starting at: - $89 per night, weekdays (Sunday - Thursday) - $79 per night, weekend (Friday - Saturday) Holiday rates are subject to availability. Select "Best Available Rate" when booking. This property is part of the Hilton Honors program, which lets guests earn rewards for stays. "Perfect for business and leisure travelers alike, the Hampton Inn & Suites is the ideal place to stay in the ...

Clark & Washington, Chattanooga bankruptcy attorneys, note that the holiday season is one of the easiest times of the year to rack up massive amounts of debt, which could lead residents to bankruptcy and other financial troubles. The desire to give great gifts this holiday season can cause many Chattanooga residents to amass debt that they had not planned for, and can often be the first step to financial troubles, like bankruptcy. Great sales and nifty gift ideas can play on shoppers' passions and keep them from considering the bottom line. Once January hits, so ...

Filing for bankruptcy is often a very hard decision to make for most Americans. Aside from the negative effects this financial status can cause, it is also difficult for most people to accept their losses. Most consider the act a state of failure, an admittance of wrongdoing. The Atlanta bankruptcy law firm of Clark & Washington wishes to tell residents that this could not be any farther from the truth. Everyone makes mistakes, but it is how one reacts to these mistakes that define their character. The firm cites the example of former U.S. President Harry Truman to ...

OrthoAtlanta know that it's easy to shrug off an injury as nothing and ignore the little twinges that happen for the next day or week, but the Atlanta orthopedic doctors want to encourage people to have their primary care physician check out the injury just to be safe. The problem is that sometimes sprains and strains and even hairline fractures may not seem that bad during the adrenaline rush of a competition. While pain can be an indicator of the severity of an injury and convince people to see an Atlanta sports medicine professional, it is not the only factor to consider. ...

The Tampa bankruptcy law firm, Clark & Washington, remind Tampa residents that bankruptcy can actually be a chance to start over, much like boxing great Mike Tyson. Tyson was one of the foremost boxers in the 1980s, rising quickly to fame and infamy between his bouts in the ring to his many legal troubles. In the 1980s, Tyson was the premier boxing champion, battling against such boxing greats like Evander Holyfield, Michael Spinks and Buster Douglas. He stood, for a brief period of time, as the undisputed championship of the world, but his personal legal troubles ...

Atlanta orthopaedic surgeons group, OrthoAtlanta, encourages people to avoid football injuries through proper strength and flexibility training. Most football injuries occur in the knee or ankle, and Atlanta orthopaedic doctors at OrthoAtlanta encourage people to properly shield and stretch those important areas. With the warm weather, Atlanta orthopaedic surgeons at OrthoAtlanta caution people to be careful while out playing sports, even if it's just in their own backyard. There is an increase in the number of sports related injuries during the summer months, because ...

Nicaragua is on track to record double-digit growth in tourism visits this year, considerably higher than the original 6.5 percent growth projected at the beginning of the year, according to Tourism Minister Mario Salinas. "We registered 11.4 percent growth between January and October of this year. While we don't yet have the final numbers for November and December, we are in high-season months so it is reasonable to expect we could finish with at least 10 percent growth," Salinas told The Nicaragua Dispatch. Tourism revenue is also up 12.5 percent through ...

ETC Venues now offers award-winning training spaces at 12 locations in both London and Birmingham. The latest addition to ETC Venues' collection can be found on Moorfields, just a short stroll from Moorgate tube station. This is the second venue found in Moorgate; the first, 120 Moorgate, won the BDRC VenueVerdict Gold Standard Venue Award this year along with other London venues Bonhill House, Paddington, The Hatton and ETC Venues Victoria. On top of that, ETC Venues also won the BRDC Number One Brand for Service in a Mid Sized Venue Group award. So why is ETC Venues ...

Private fleets and carriers can take many incremental steps to effectively reduce fuel consumption and improve miles-per-gallon (MPG) in anticipation of the higher cost of the more fuel-efficient heavy duty trucks to be manufactured between 2014 and 2018, said Andy Stopka, Vice President of Maintenance for NationaLease, the North American full service truck leasing organization in a blog posting. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, working jointly with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, is requiring new trucks produced during that time period to ...

Executive Chairman and Founder John Symond today agreed for the Commonwealth Bank (CBA) to increase its shareholding to 80 percent, by acquiring a further 47 per cent. John Symond will continue as Executive Chairman of Aussie and will retain a 20 percent shareholding, while continuing to be involved in the growth and direction of the company. "We welcome this arrangement as CBA's increased interest in Aussie is a great opportunity for the company to further accelerate our growth. We now have the opportunity to grow by investing in our product and service offerings ...

TapSnap is bringing the next big innovation in event entertainment to cities across North America, with a groundbreaking new phototainment franchise. "We created TapSnap because we believe work should be fun," says Scott McInnes, CEO and Founder of TapSnap. "This is a new breed of lifestyle franchise. You get the flexibility of a part-time business with the potential of full-time pay. You get to be part of exciting parties and events with your machine, and best of all, you help people make photo memories that could last a lifetime. We think it's about ...

A new phototainment system like you've never seen before is ready for the holiday party season in Vancouver, starting with a volunteer appearance at the BC Children's Hospital Foundation's 26th Annual Crystal Ball on November 29. TapSnap is the photo booth gone open-concept and highly interactive, seamlessly integrating a giant 42-inch multi-touch screen with social media to give event guests a "phototainment experience." "TapSnap may the best holiday party guest you'll ever have - it knows how to break the ice, get people laughing and having a blast," ...

The client came to Financial Consultant Diane Rosenkrantz with a big vision: he wanted to start a DVDNow Kiosks business with nine or ten automated movie rental machines. The total cost, including inventory, was in excess of $200,000. All he needed to get it off the ground was financing. His finances were in good shape but he didn't want to deplete his cash reserves or take out a loan. Rosenkrantz and her company Tenet Financial Group helped the client gain access to start-up funding he didn't know he had: a 401(k) plan from his previous employer. "You are ...