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Science28 Sep 2012

Finding Start-up Success Through EA Worldwide Acquisitions Business Development Program

Entrepreneurial qualities are becoming more notable among young people in the UK. EA Worldwide Acquisitions; an outsourced sales firm who offer a business development program for those that wish to learn the basics of running a small enterprise in today's economy, have seen a growing trend in the amount of individuals who want more control over their careers and lean towards starting a business. A resource for Entrepreneurs, gaebler.com, reveals the average time to establish an enterprise in England is three years. In 2005, England stood third in terms of percentage of ...

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Science28 Sep 2012

Lacoste Women's Collection, Fall/Winter 12/13

So, in addition to the range of essentials available throughout the year, three themes cater to one's every whim. After all, why not indulge when it's off the peg? --Feminine Essentials-- With the "Essentiels" range, simplicity becomes sophisticated. Following the polo shirt's lead, the outline becomes increasingly feminine, thanks to fluid textures and an immaculate finishing. The brand's new best-seller, the shirt, comes in poplin, stretch poplin and washed cotton and is ideally paired off with vintage gabardine chinos or corduroy trousers. The Felipe ...

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Social Science28 Sep 2012

Concern About Campus Safety at Colleges and Universities Triggers Uptick in Wireless Home Security Sales

Each year, hundreds of thousands of students head off to colleges and universities across the nation. While many students are anxious about dorm room assignments, friends, and finding the right classroom, they are also growing increasingly concerned about campus safety. LifeShield Security is now tracking crime statistics for some of the country's top college campuses to help create awareness about local crime on campus and in surrounding areas. Crime statistics are collected from the Federal Bureau of Investigation's annual Uniform Crime Report and offers data by category: ...

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Science28 Sep 2012

Watch Any Type of Video You Want on iOS With Replayer HD!

OneMoreTimes, an innovative new mobile application and software developer, is excited today to announce the launch of a newly updated version of Replayer HD onto the App Store: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/replayerhd/id492067512?mt=8 Compatible with all iPad devices, this unique mobile video player enables users to play video in formats that they'd usually be unable to access on their iOS device. Whether you want to play an MP4 file, a WMA file, or dozens of other niche formats, Replayer HD has you covered. The app boasts every helpful controls users need to ...

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Medicine28 Sep 2012

Dentist in Lansing is Now Engaging With Patients Through Popular Social Networking Sites

As more and more people continue to join popular social media outlets, such as Facebook and Twitter, Dr. Holly Scott-Hetchler, dentist in Lansing, has decided to launch her own social network. By launching a social network through Facebook and Twitter, Dr. Scott-Hetchler is able to increase patient communication by offering a new means for interacting with patients outside of the office. The practice's new presence on these leading social media platforms has enabled the practice to communicate with existing and prospective patients more effectively and efficiently than ...

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Science28 Sep 2012

Boston Dentists Offer Mobile Version of Practice Website

Dr. Basel Badawi and Dr. Chau Hoang, Boston dentists, are excited to be providing easy access to their website for patients with smartphones and tablets. Their mobile website is specifically designed to function quickly and effectively on these devices. "I am very happy to be able to offer a mobile version of our website to our patients. I know that many of our patients use their smartphones every day to access the Internet and I'm glad that our practice is making this easier. I hope that many of our patients will look through our mobile website," said Dr. ...

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Science28 Sep 2012

Orange County Dentist Makes Online Appointment Scheduling Easy

Dr. Jayshree Shah, Orange county dentist, is happy to be making it simple for her patients to request appointments online at her practice with an easy to use form on her website. By using the online form, her patients can now schedule an appointment without ever having to even pick up the phone. "I am glad that our practice is able to provide this service to our patients. We always strive to make it as convenient and easy for our patients at our practice and this is a great example of that. I hope that many of our patients will start to request appointments online ...

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Science28 Sep 2012

Canine Dimensions of Colorado Announces New Dog Swimming Program

Canine Dimensions, a dog training company founded in 1996 with offices in 11 states, has introduced a new dog swimming program for dog owners in Colorado. Working with canines and their owners throughout the Denver metropolitan region, there are two goals for the program: One, to make it a positive experience so the dogs will want to swim; Two, if the dogs find themselves in a pool, to have them know how to use the stairs to get out. That's how a lot of dogs drown, because they get too tired and are unable to find a way out of the pool or body of water. Audi Cox, a dog ...

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Technology28 Sep 2012

Purple Parking Reports 'Meet and Greet' Booking Increase for Airport Parking Services

New figures released today reveal that rather than cutting costs, Brits are prioritising luxury over budget for a more convenient holiday experience. Despite the UK still being in recession, Heathrow parking specialist Purple Parking has reported a year on year increase in the popularity of its Meet and Greet valet parking services, with a 43% rise in the number of bookings for the service in 2012 so far. The increasingly popular service accounted for 27% of all bookings made in the first seven months of 2011, a number which has risen to 34% in the first seven months ...

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Science28 Sep 2012

Dress in Style with Sexy Lingerie and Sheik Women's Clothing

EC97 has added to their line of sexy lingerie, sheik women's clothing and accessories. They have done a complete revamp of their website and are ready to offer even more of their unique products to their customers. These seductive and beautiful clothes cannot be found elsewhere. Customers who shop at www.ec97.com can expect the best and most original woman's clothing and accessories. There is a vast selection of top of the line Chinese clothing brands and even some foreign brands. This is because EC97 has partnered with many designers to bring their customers the best ...

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Science28 Sep 2012

New Retro and Vintage Furniture Retailer Launches in Australia

It's the furniture revolution we've all been waiting for. Launched in September, Retrojan is an online retro furniture store (retojan.com.au) offering beautiful modern pieces inspired by styles of the past. Retrojan has created an array of unique statement pieces for the home, office and outdoors, from bright statement couches and chairs, to desks, bookshelves and tables. And the best part? Nothing is priced over $1,000. Current furniture ranges include the "Woodstock" and "Danish Royals". Each piece reflects a classic style of a past era and brings ...

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Science28 Sep 2012

Boating and Drinking--In Virginia, It is the Same as Drinking and Driving

During this summer, the Virginia State Police (VSP) and the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries (VDGIF) Conservation Police worked on a public awareness campaign to remind boaters that if they are intoxicated and boating, they can be caught and charged with Boating under the Influence (BUI), with the same penalties as driving under the influence (DUI). The campaign notes that 57 percent of fatal boating accidents in 2011 resulted from intoxicated boaters. The video produced by the state police and the conservation police makes their case explicit, when a ...

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Science28 Sep 2012

Are Property Owners Responsible for New York City Sidewalk Injuries?

This August, concrete rained down onto the sidewalks around Grand Central Terminal in New York City, miraculously harming no one. However, this incident highlights the dangers of the city's sidewalks that New York personal injury lawyers regularly hear about from their injured clients. Fortunately, there is legal recourse for someone injured while walking the streets of New York. Raining Concrete at Grand Central Terminal Last month, a tractor-trailer truck struck the side of New York's Grand Central Terminal, causing large chunks of concrete and part of a railing ...

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Science28 Sep 2012

Commercial Truck Driving While Drunk Can Spell Disaster for Others on the Road

When semi trucks are involved in crashes, people can die. Most of the people that die are in smaller passenger vehicles traveling alongside the 18-wheelers. If semi truck drivers are intoxicated behind the wheel, the potential for harm is even greater. Data compiled by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) shows that three percent of more than 10,000 fatal alcohol-related crashes in 2010 (the most recent year such data was available) were caused by commercial vehicle drivers. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) implemented special, ...

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Science28 Sep 2012

New Commercial Trucking Rules May Make American Roads Safer

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, or FMCSA, announced at the end of August that it will implement several provisions of its ambitious strategic plan, Moving Ahead for Progress in 21st Century, or MAP-21. The FMCSA's goal is to develop 29 new rules in the next 27 months. These rules will likely improve safety for all road users over the next few years. Rule Changes to Take Place by October 2012 In an aggressive move, by this October, the FMCSA will change its rules on how it reprimands motor carriers that are found to be immediately dangerous to other ...

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Science28 Sep 2012

How to Enforce Texting Laws?

Texting and driving is dangerous. Everyone from U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood to the local police department is shouting from the rooftops the dangers posed by texting and driving. Nevertheless, texting is just the most recent of the laundry list of items that can distract a driver and cause a car crash. Changing radio stations, brushing one's hair, eating a hamburger from a drive-through, glancing at papers on the passenger's seat, programming your GPS, the list goes on and on. And in Georgia, all of them are illegal if they cause driver distraction, ...

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Science28 Sep 2012

The U.S. is Behind on Reviewing Suspended Deportation Cases

In August 2011, the Obama Administration announced it would review the cases of around 300,000 undocumented immigrants scheduled for deportation. In an attempt to utilize its resources more efficiently, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is focusing on deporting undocumented individuals with criminal records who are national security risks. In fiscal 2011, the United States deported nearly 400,000 undocumented individuals but only about 55 percent had criminal records. Though expectations were high, immigration prosecutors had only reviewed about nine percent ...

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Science28 Sep 2012

Special Considerations When Older Couples Divorce

"Baby boomer divorce." "Gray divorce." "Senior-citizen divorce." "Elder divorce." Regardless of what you call it, there is an unmistakable fact about the so-called "greatest generation": older Americans are getting a lot of divorces. According to Bowling Green State University's National Center for Family & Marriage Research, the divorce rate of those 50 and older have more than doubled since 1990. Many of those same people get remarried, something which in itself, ironically, can foreshadow more divorce. The divorce ...

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Medicine28 Sep 2012

Infants at Higher Risk for Bacterial Meningitis

Bacterial meningitis is a serious illness. Each year in the United States it kills roughly 500 people and threatens the lives of 3,600 more. While people of any age are at risk, infants have a higher risk of contracting bacterial meningitis than all other age groups. What Causes Bacterial Meningitis in Infants? Bacterial meningitis is an inflammation of the membranes covering the spinal cord and the brain (the meninges) caused by the presence of bacteria. The bacteria originate in some other part of the body, are spread by the bloodstream to the fluid around the spinal ...

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Science28 Sep 2012

"Give Me 3" Bill Passes the State Assembly

Riding bicycles is a large part of the appeal and culture of Southern California. While thousands of riders make use of trails and special bike paths in parks, many riders take to bike lanes on city streets. With such widespread interest, motorists must be mindful of how vulnerable bicyclists are while riding in traffic. This is especially important as cars pass bicyclists and cross into bike lanes while making turns. In fact, many bicyclist fatalities in California are caused when drivers fail to yield to riders or give them proper space to maneuver. The State Assembly ...

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Science28 Sep 2012

Car Accidents: What to Do and Not to Do

Car accidents are scary. They can put your life in chaos, result in a mountain of medical bills, take lives and cause vast amounts of stress. When an accident happens, it is important to take steps to both ensure your physical recovery and protect your legal rights. What to Do in Case of an Accident Immediately after an accident, take a moment to check for injuries. If you or a loved one has been hurt, emergency authorities should be notified immediately so that treatment can begin. Once that has been done, though, it is important to assess the property damage and ...

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Science28 Sep 2012

How a Texas DWI/DUI Could Affect Your Commercial Driver's License

If the driver of a sedan is pulled over and charged with DWI, it can cause some challenges. The inconvenience of a suspended license, the possibility of jail time, as well as the financial hit caused by hefty fines, the court fees and the increased insurance premiums are all significant consequences that no one wants to face. If the driver of a semi truck or other commercial driver's license holder is convicted of DUI, though, the penalties are even steeper. Commercial License DWI/DUI The larger the vehicle, the more possibility for damage in the event of an accident. ...

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Science28 Sep 2012

Connecticut Foreclosure Rates Double: What Can Homeowners Do?

Recent news regarding foreclosure rates in Connecticut shows that plenty of homeowners are still in peril of losing their homes due to financial distress. Real estate analysts disclosed that Connecticut's foreclosure rate more than doubled between July 2011 and July 2012. Looking at current foreclosure rates on the regional level, New Haven County had the second highest rate in the state, with one in every 854 housing units in the county in foreclosure. In Fairfield County, the rate is slightly better at one of every 903 units, but the rate is much higher in cities like ...

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Science28 Sep 2012

196 Billion Text Messages: Distracted Driving is the New Drunk Driving

Ubiquitous. Definition: existing everywhere, present everywhere at once or seeming to be. The cellphone is ubiquitous. No matter where you go, whether to the store, restaurants, bars, parks, movies, streets and cars. Today, cars seem to have become the new phone booths. Many drivers are on the phone before they have even backed the car out of the driveway. Is Anyone Paying Attention? How could they be? The phones are so enticing. Not just talking, but texting, surfing the web, shopping (one click!), checking sports scores, updating Facebook, who has time to watch ...

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Technology28 Sep 2012

South Carolina Task Force Aims to Reduce DUI with More Roadblocks

The Community Action for a Safer Tomorrow Coalition (CAST) has announced that the local community is going to increase its efforts to reduce drunk driving accidents and underage drinking. The members of CAST are a taskforce of local police, highway control, representatives from the local school district and other community members. Together they plan to provide more education, more DUI checkpoints and more training for law enforcement to deter people from driving under the influence. CAST has revealed that since March 1, 2012, the police have conducted 46 DUI checkpoints ...

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