Dentist in Inland Empire Provides 30 Years of Experience to the Dental Community
2012-03-15
Stanley Dental Associates is an established dental practice that has been serving the Ontario, CA area for over 30 years. Dr. William Stanley, dentist in Inland Empire, is the president and founder of Stanley Dental Associates. With his 30 years of experience, Dr. Stanley is dedicated to helping people and enjoys seeing patients with a newly restored smile.
Dr. Stanley, dentist in 91762, graduated from the University of Southern California (USC) in Los Angeles after serving his country in the United States Army. His passion for dentistry has remained strong over his ...
San Bernardino Dentist Offers Adults New Way to Conveniently Straighten Teeth
2012-03-15
From veneers to Six Month Smiles and Snap on Smiles, patients can now view before-and-after photos of procedures completed by Dr. Sanjay Patel, dentist in San Bernardino, at My Dentist. The smile gallery was created to instill confidence in patients who are teetering the line between undergoing treatment, or not.
"I want my patients to be able to see the outcome of various procedures that are offered. As dentists, it is our duty to provide the best in quality care for our patients and that includes allowing them to view previous work through the online smile gallery," ...
Long Island Orthodontist Spends More One-on-One Time With New Patients
2012-03-15
Visiting the dentist for the first time can often be nerve-wrecking. Dr. David Choi, Long Island orthodontist, works to eliminate any fears first time patients might experience before they enter Come Orthodontics and Pediatric Dentistry. Dr. Choi ensures his patients understand their care by taking time to give proper oral hygiene instruction and diet counseling to his new patients.
By practicing good oral hygiene at home and visiting Dr. Choi, orthodontist in Long Island, regularly, patients can help to prevent dental problems and save time and money. In the process, ...
Dentist in West Orange now Accepts Emergency Dental Visits
2012-03-15
Patients cannot always anticipate an injury to the face or mouth, or severe tooth pain. For this reason, Dr. Paul Feldman, dentist in West Orange, is pleased to offer emergency care for his patients. When an emergency occurs, patients can now call Dr. Feldman at (973) 669-0500. If the emergency occurs after hours, patients are directed to dial "0" after the recording for immediate attention.
"Many of us, at one time or another, confront a minor dental emergency such as a children's knocked out tooth, or a bitten lip or tongue. Common sense and remaining ...
San Antonio Podiatrist Offers Expert Advise for Heel Pain Sufferers
2012-03-15
Many people suffer from foot and ankle pain when they don't have to. To bring light to heel pain, Dr. Ed Davis, San Antonio podiatrist, has launched a website designed to help patients better understand heel pain and its causes. Patients can visit this informative website at http://www.heelpain.pro, in addition to Dr. Davis' practice website at http://www.southtexaspodiatrist.com for more information about heel pain in San Antonio.
Heel pain is one of the most common concerns that bring patients to Dr. Davis, podiatrist in San Antonio. With two convenient office locations ...
Northwest Fisheries Association Elects Susan Chesney, Sales Manager for Diversified Business Communications' National Fisherman and WorkBoat Magazines, as its New President
2012-03-15
Susan Chesney, Sales Manager for National Fisherman and WorkBoat magazines, has been elected president of the Northwest Fisheries Association (NWFA), which is the premier membership organization for the seafood industry in Washington, Oregon, Alaska and British Columbia.
"Our 190 members represent everything to do with the business of fish," said Chesney. "I am honored to lead the organization in our 60th year of service to the industry." Chesney has served on the board of the organization for the past five years. She is a resident of Vashon Island, ...
Creative Research Systems of Petaluma, California has Launched a New Android Version of its Best-in-Brand Survey Software, The Survey System
2012-03-15
Small, light Android devices are ideal for conducting in-person surveys at malls, amusement parks, movie theaters, airports, and other locations. And the process just got simpler with the introduction of a new Android cell phone/tablet app.
Creative Research Systems of Petaluma, California has launched a new Android version of its best-in-brand survey software The Survey System. With a broad range of tools and multiple editions of its software already in place for users to create detailed surveys and market studies, the Android app makes the process mobile on these popular ...
TeamSupport.com Adds Communities Feature to Customer Portal
2012-03-15
TeamSupport.com (http://www.TeamSupport.com) - the popular provider of web-based customer support and help desk software solutions - today announced the addition of a new "Community" feature for the Advanced Customer Portal of the company's flagship support application.
Communities, sometimes called forums, let end-users interact with each other as well as company support specialists through TeamSupport's Customer Portal. They provide the enterprise with a means to notify customers, provide progress updates, solicit feedback, and even let users help to analyze ...
New Deals Sourced by DiscountVouchers.co.uk Give Savings on Mother's Day Gifts
2012-03-15
UK shoppers can now afford more gifts for Mum from top name retailers thanks to the latest deals sourced by voucher codes website DiscountVouchers.co.uk. Consumers can visit the leading website to get money off gifts of all types from House of Fraser, Debenhams and John Lewis this week.
Anyone who wants to treat Mum to some cosmetics, clothing or accessories can use the latest deals available on DiscountVouchers.co.uk to get themselves great value at Debenhams. The popular department store is right now offering new Debenhams discount code choices which include Exclusive ...
Alkaline Diet: The New Diet to Lose Weight Naturally and Stay Healthy
2012-03-15
The human body is slightly alkaline. Alkaline diet is an ally of the body to help keep the body in its optimum health.
With alkaline diet, the body can easily flush out toxins and waste products. Harmful bacteria, viruses, and fungi won't easily thrive. In other words, the body can heal on its own with nothing but alkaline diet.
Consuming an acidic diet on the other hand militates against the natural design of the body. The acidity weighs the body down from trying to function optimally. Obesity, heart disease, and cancer are three common effects of accumulated acids ...
Cellphone Bans While Driving: When Good Intentions Go Wrong
2012-03-15
What better time to catch up with friends and loved ones or take care of personal business than during a long commute or road trip? Many drivers find this tranquil time in the midst of their hectic lives perfect for doing just that. But in some states, such as New York, certain uses of cellphones while driving are illegal.
In fact, the cellphone ban while driving in New York state is so strict that just being spotted with cellphone in hand while driving may be reason enough to be pulled over. The penalty for such an infraction is no slap on the wrist either. Hefty fines ...
Beyond The Physical: How Traumatic Brain Injuries Impact Relationships
2012-03-15
Rep. Gabrielle Giffords is on a remarkable journey of recovery -- and her husband is on it with her. In January 2012, she resigned from Congress. But many Americans have been inspired with the courage and determination she has demonstrated during her recovery. Just one year ago, the Congresswoman suffered gunshot wounds to the head and a severe traumatic brain injury as the result of a shooting rampage.
Although Giffords and her husband, astronaut Mark E. Kelly, have spoken about her progress with regard to physical recovery, they have kept private regarding how her ...
Updates to Utah's Not a Drop Law
2012-03-15
The Highway Safety Office became involved in underage drinking projects to help avoid dangerous roads and highways. The reasoning is based on a combination of youths under 21 lacking sufficient driving experience and teens still developing the self-control necessary to stem impulsivity and risk-taking.
However, despite the needed deterrence, underage DUI penalties are threatening future aspirations of teens.
Actively Discouraging Teen Drinking and Driving
Many penalties are applied in an attempt to combat drinking and driving in Utah's youth. Criminal penalties ...
Proposed Guidelines for Car Manufacturers Target Distracted Driving
2012-03-15
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, part of the U.S. Department of Transportation, has revealed its next weapon in the war on distracted driving: innovative, tough proposed guidelines for car manufacturers.
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, who makes the fight against distracted driving a highly visible priority of his department, announced the first phase of the proposed guidelines on Feb. 16, 2012. The guidelines are neither actual regulations nor laws, but rather voluntary guidelines suggesting mechanical features for cars and other light passenger ...
Partnership & Property Agreements Beneficial for Unwed Couples
2012-03-15
Since their partnerships are not recognized by state law, Arizona's unmarried, cohabitating couples face a unique set of legal obstacles in regards to property rights. For these couples, property agreements which outline assets, expenses, income, banking information and instructions for what happens to property in the event of a death or break-up can be incredibly beneficial.
A cohabitation property agreement is a vital document for unmarried, cohabitating couples who have accumulated common property, possibly including a home. This document can help determine what will ...
Non-Oregonian Patients Complicate Enforcement of Medical Marijuana Law
2012-03-15
Oregon's medical marijuana laws do not include a reciprocity provision. That is to say: Oregon law does not recognize the validity of non-Oregon issued medical marijuana cards. If you reside outside of Oregon and wish to possess and consume marijuana legally while in Oregon, you must apply for an Oregon-issued card. Since an appeals ruling in 2010 clarified that non-residents may enroll in Oregon's medical marijuana program, there has been an influx of out-of-state patients to Beaver State physicians and marijuana providers, even when marijuana use is illegal in the patients' ...
Understanding the Social Security Disability and SSI Claim Appeals Processes
2012-03-15
Making and continuing to pursue a Social Security Disability (SSD) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits claim can be a slow, often-delayed and arduous process. A swell of applicants, combined with a shrinking budget, has led to a "tightening" of the Social Security Administration's standards, leading to a decline in approval rates.
By some estimates, as many as 65 percent of disability applications are denied during the first round of review. Often, applications are denied because applicants did not provide sufficient proof of disability. Enlisting ...
No More Hand-Held Phones for Commercial Truck and Bus Drivers
2012-03-15
A new federal ban on hand-held mobile phone use in commercial motor vehicles took effect Jan. 3, 2012. The regulations were issued jointly by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration, both divisions of the U.S. Department of Transportation, and will affect about 4 million commercial truck drivers, plus commercial bus drivers.
The ban reaches cell phone use while moving or when stopped for a light or stop sign, but allows emergency calls. Hands-free devices like Bluetooth headsets may still be used.
Anyone ...
GA Court of Appeals Decision Upholds Patient Health Privacy Rights
2012-03-15
The Georgia Court of Appeals has reversed a former court ruling that forced an injured worker to authorize their physicians to talk ex parte with employers.
In 2006, Laura McRae suffered serious burns to her esophagus when she drank a cup of lye that she mistook for her beverage in the break room of the Arby's restaurant where she worked. McRae signed a form allowing for the release of her medical information, which was set to expire within 90 days, when she revoked it in writing or in the event of a pending hearing.
Three years later, McRae's physician concluded ...
Virginia to Require Ignition Interlock Device on First DUI Offense
2012-03-15
Beginning July 1, 2012, every first-time drunk-driving offender in Virginia will be required to install an ignition interlock device in his or her vehicle as a condition of further driving. An ignition interlock is a Breathalyzer on wheels, preventing a car from starting if the driver fails an on-board alcohol breath test.
About the size of a mobile phone, the ignition interlock is integrated into the vehicle's starting mechanisms. Ignition interlock standards are set by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. And, in Virginia, the ignition interlock device's ...
Couple Represented by David K. Miller Awarded Almost $3 Million in Oregon Wrongful Birth Case
2012-03-15
David K. Miller, of the Oregon law firm Miller & Wagner, LLP, represented a Portland-area couple who was awarded almost $3 million last Friday in a "wrongful birth" case. The couple gave birth to a daughter with Down syndrome, even though the couple was previously told prenatal tests had "definitively" ruled out their child having the chromosomal abnormality.
As a result of the negligently performed prenatal tests, the couple based their difficult and personal decision to continue the pregnancy on incorrect information. Although the couple loves ...
Japanese honeybees swarm huge hornet predator to kill it with heat
2012-03-15
Japanese honeybees face a formidable foe in the Asian giant hornet, a fierce predator that can reach 40mm long or larger, but the bees have developed a novel defense mechanism: they create a "hot defensive bee ball," swarming around the hornet and literally cooking it.
Now, a new study published Mar. 14 in the open access journal PLoS ONE uncovers some of the neural activity that underlies this unusual behavior, which is not practiced by the Japanese honeybee's European relative.
The researchers, including Takeo Kubo of the University of Tokyo and Masato Ono of Tamagawa ...
Real Navy Seals are Not Waiting for the Fate of the Stolen Valor Act to Use the Legal System to Prosecute and Expose These Frauds and Phonies
2012-03-15
Retired Navy SEAL - Senior Chief - Don Shipley spent 24 years operating as a REAL US Navy SEAL. Shipley has teamed up with noted Tampa Bay Trial Attorney - Gene Odom, Esq. in order to pursue his passion of exposing and eliminating the growing problem of fake and phony SEALs. Gene Odom, Esq. has earned a reputation as a Trial Lawyer winning numerous multimillion dollar verdicts in a variety of civil cases involving forensics, security breaches, science, medicine and engineering.
Ret. Senior Chief Shipley and Attorney Odom have settled on Tampa, Florida as the jurisdiction ...
Nearly 800,000 deaths prevented due to declines in smoking
2012-03-15
Twentieth-century tobacco control programs and policies were responsible for preventing more than 795,000 lung cancer deaths in the United States from 1975 through 2000, according to an analysis funded by the National Cancer Institute (NCI), part of the National Institutes of Health.
If all cigarette smoking in this country had ceased following the release of the first Surgeon General's report on smoking and health in 1964, a total of 2.5 million people would have been spared from death due to lung cancer in the 36 years following that report, according to the analysis. ...
Study finds genes improving survival with higher chemo doses in leukemia
2012-03-15
CLEVELAND -- New research published in the March 15 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine (embargoed 5 pm ET March 14) identifies gene mutations associated with improved overall survival with higher doses of chemotherapy for patients with acute myeloid leukemia (AML).
According to one of the authors, Hillard M. Lazarus, MD, Director of Novel Cell Therapy at Seidman Cancer Center at University Hospitals Case Medical Center and Professor of Medicine at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, the findings explain why some AML patients are more likely ...
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