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Second Wind Takes Certified Account Executive College To Chicago, IL, April 17-18, 2012

2012-04-05
"As the economy moves into recovery, company marketing budgets will begin to open up. Advertising and marketing firms need to position their people and business strategies to take advantage of the resurgence in marketing activity," said Laurie Mikes, COO of Second Wind, a leading content, advice and service provider dedicated to the advertising and marketing industry. "Retaining accounts, picking up new accounts, successful strategic planning and writing winning new business proposals are critical to midsize and small advertising agencies, especially as the ...

Aitech's Flexible COTS Integrated Subsystem Functions Out of the Box

2012-04-05
Aitech Defense Systems Inc., a pioneer in true embedded and mission critical computing technologies for environmentally-demanding military, defense and aerospace applications, now offers the highly-integrated, compact RediBuilt rugged COTS computer that boots and executes your real-time operating system right out of the box. This flexible computer can accommodate either Intel or Freescale processors as well as a CompactPCI or OpenVPX backplane in a condensed package measuring less than 0.22 ft3, comparable in volume to a 1/4 ATR Short enclosure. Designed to TRL 9 (Technical ...

Mims Distributing Selects MMI Public Relations As Agency Of Record

2012-04-05
Patty Briguglio, president of MMI Public Relations (http://www.mmipublicrelations.com), a Raleigh-based full-service public relations firm, has announced that the firm has been named the public relations agency of record for Mims Distributing Company (http://www.mimsdist.com), a beer distributor that services a nine-county area in and around the Triangle. MMI will assist Mims Distributing to generate heightened positive visibility for the company, its employees and its community outreach within the Triangle, and eventually the region and nation, through traditional and ...

You Can Protect Assets by Transferring Them to a Trust

2012-04-05
You Can Protect Assets by Transferring Them to a Trust Among the various estate-planning tools, trusts are perhaps the most effective in protecting assets. Wills provide a method of distributing your assets when you die, while trusts are legal entities that hold them and keep them safe. Credit shelter trusts, generation-skipping trusts and discretionary spendthrift trusts are especially useful because they generally cannot be accessed by creditors or former spouses. Claims by Creditors, Ex-Spouses If you have an ownership interest in a business, for example, it ...

Loftware Print Server v10.0 Acheives GS1 US Certification

2012-04-05
Loftware, the global leader in Enterprise Lifecycle Printing (ELP) software has successfully achieved the highly acclaimed GS1 Certification for the Loftware Print Server v10.0. As a long-time GS1 US Solution Partner, Loftware has worked alongside GS1 for over 10 years supporting the international GS1 standards and guidelines for barcode label printing. Attaining GS1 US Certification of Loftware Print Server 10.0 underscores the ongoing commitment to offer customers support for the latest compliance standards they have grown to expect from Loftware. GS1, an international ...

Stickleback genome holds clues to adaptive evolution

2012-04-05
Scientists searching for genetic clues to vertebrate evolution have long been fascinated by the tiny marine stickleback fish, known for its ability to adapt and thrive in salty oceans or freshwater streams around the world. Now, a team of researchers from the Broad Institute and Stanford University has analyzed the entire genetic sequence of 21 threespine sticklebacks and identified which regions of the genome regulate their ability to adapt to such markedly different environments. The findings appear in the April 5 issue of Nature. "Sticklebacks are essentially the 'Darwin's ...

Scientists uncover multiple faces of deadly breast cancer

2012-04-05
An international team of scientists, including four at Simon Fraser University, has made a discovery that will change the way the most deadly form of breast cancer is treated. The journal Nature has just published the team's findings online in the paper The clonal and mutational evolution spectrum of primary triple negative breast cancers. The study is the largest genetic analysis of what were thought to be triple negative breast cancer tumours. The 59 scientists involved in this study expected to see similar gene profiles when they mapped on computer the genomes ...

Arsenic turns stem cells cancerous, spurring tumor growth

2012-04-05
Researchers at the National Institutes of Health have discovered how exposure to arsenic can turn normal stem cells into cancer stem cells and spur tumor growth. Inorganic arsenic, which affects the drinking water of millions of people worldwide, has been previously shown to be a human carcinogen. A growing body of evidence suggests that cancer is a stem-cell based disease. Normal stem cells are essential to normal tissue regeneration, and to the stability of organisms and processes. But cancer stem cells are thought to be the driving force for the formation, growth, and ...

New forage plant prepares farmers for climate changes

2012-04-05
Sorghum, or durra, is an important forage crop in many countries, for example the USA, Africa, China and Australia. The plant is grown instead of corn because it produces more biomass and better withstands long periods of drought. However, when exposed to drought, the sorghum plant produces large amounts of dhurrin, which forms toxic cyanide, i.e. Prussic acid. Forced to discard crops Farmers thus face a big dilemma. During a period of drought when they most need food for their animals, they are often forced to discard their sorghum because they do not know how ...

Growing nitrous oxide levels explained

2012-04-05
Australian, Korean and US scientists have generated a 65-year record of Southern Hemisphere nitrous oxide measurements establishing a new benchmark against which to compare changes in the long-lived greenhouse gas that is also a major ozone-depleting substance.Published this week in the journal Nature Geoscience, the record is drawn from atmospheric sampling at the Cape Grim Baseline Air Pollution Station, Tasmania, and air extracted from the Antarctic ice sheet Its significance, says co-author CSIRO's Dr David Etheridge, will be its contribution to the development of ...

Treatment hope for muscular dystrophy

2012-04-05
An international team led by the University of Melbourne Australia, has found that increasing a specific protein in muscles could help treat Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), a severe and progressive muscle wasting disease that affects young boys. Approximately one in every 3,500 boys worldwide is afflicted with DMD. There is no cure for the disease which causes muscle fragility, spinal curvature and premature death. Results from the studies published in Nature today showed that by increasing levels of 'heat shock protein 72' (HSP72) in the muscles of animal models ...

Scientists solving the mystery of human consciousness

Scientists solving the mystery of human consciousness
2012-04-05
Awakening from anesthesia is often associated with an initial phase of delirious struggle before the full restoration of awareness and orientation to one's surroundings. Scientists now know why this may occur: primitive consciousness emerges first. Using brain imaging techniques in healthy volunteers, a team of scientists led by Adjunct Professor Harry Scheinin, M.D. from the University of Turku, Turku, Finland in collaboration with investigators from the University of California, Irvine, USA, have now imaged the process of returning consciousness after general anesthesia. ...

George Williams College Expands Online Degree Offerings to Attract New Students

2012-04-05
George Williams College of Aurora University (GWC) has expanded its online education offerings to include two degree programs for working professionals pursuing new and advanced job opportunities. The Master of Science in Recreation Administration and the Doctorate in Social Work are now available in a convenient online format for students seeking an alternative way to continue their education and achieve their career goals. The Master of Science in Recreation Administration is an accelerated degree program focused on advancing a professional's career in the field of ...

Elusive Producers Dumbpunx Release 'Get On The Floor'

2012-04-05
This one came out of nowhere but seems to be getting a cult following on YouTube. Check out the video in its tame and not so tame versions... Warning this video contains SWEARING and scenes of scantly clad girls. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gq_NtNE2-4Q Dumbpunx is an elusive group of producers who operate through a middle man to deliver their brand of twisted electro anthemic house to their adoring fans. According to the middle men who wish to be nameless, Dumbpunx have a long line of hits under their belts having been involved with projects that have scored over ...

The long arm of the dendritic cell

2012-04-05
Individuals who suffer from autoimmune diseases also display a tendency to develop atherosclerosis – the condition popularly known as hardening of the arteries. Clinical researchers at LMU, in collaboration with colleagues in Würzburg, have now discovered a mechanism which helps to explain the connection between the two types of disorder. The link is provided by a specific class of immune cells called plasmacytoid dendritic cells (pDCs). pDCs respond to DNA released from damaged and dying cells by secreting interferon proteins which stimulate the immune reactions that underlie ...

62 percent of men and 37 percent of women over the age of 65 are sexually active

62 percent of men and 37 percent of women over the age of 65 are sexually active
2012-04-05
A study based on the National Health and Sexuality Survey, involving nearly 2000 people, describes the sexual practices of senior citizens in Spain. The most common are kisses, caresses and vaginal penetration. The main causes of sexual inactivity are physical illness and widowerhood. A new study published in one of the world's biggest sexuality journals the Journal of Sexual Medicine analyses the factors that influence sexual activity amongst elderly people in Spain. "This research lets us know the reality of a social phenomenon which is not tackled enough in Spain: ...

Colchis Bar & Restaurant Furnished by Hill Cross Furniture

2012-04-05
Recently launched in the heart of Notting Hill, 'Colchis' Georgian Restaurant and Bar has not disappointed it's rich neighbouring surroundings. Hill Cross Furniture was delighted to fully furnish and work with appointed interior design firm, Design LSM and owner Giorgi Sulkanishvilli in transforming this 150 sq ft interior into a classic regency dining experience. Exploring Georgia�EUR s affluent heritage, both in location and design, Colchis boasts beautifully adorned dark wooden panelling, marble table tops, bold upholstery and candle-lit ambience at its best. The ...

Small Business Employee Management: EzTimeSheet Simplifies Attendance and Leave Tracking

2012-04-05
Good HR management is important for any company. However, employee time tracking can be very time-consuming. But 2012 should be a year to celebrate for those employer and managers who get overwhelmed by employee attendance, sick, PTO, vacation time tracking headaches, thanks to the newly revamped ezTimeSheet employee time tracking software from halfpricesoft.com (http://www.halfpricesoft.com). Answering the demand of customers, the new features come with this release include: - Employee level vacation and leave accrual plan. - Auto-calculate PTO, leave time, vacation ...

Best marketing for renewable energies

2012-04-05
To most of us, electricity is a matter of course. At the push of a button the light turns on and the TV starts. In reality, a tremendous amount of effort lies behind a secure supply of power. Because of the demand fluctuations, specialists must calculate precisely how much power is needed and when. Weekends, for instance, when offices and stores are closed, require less energy than Mondays. And when it is gray and rainy outside, the lights get turned on earlier than on sunny days. More than anyone else, transmission grid operators have to know in time, when electricity ...

Listening to the radio even with an electric drive

Listening to the radio even with an electric drive
2012-04-05
Listening to the radio is a favorite German pastime. Every day, more than 60 million people turn their radios on, especially while driving, and studies show that one in two of them are unwilling to give up enjoying radio programs behind the wheel. But in the vehicle of the future, the electric car, listening to the radio is in principle not possible, since electrical interference impedes the reception of radio waves. These disruptions are caused by the frequency converter, which changes electrical energy into mechanical energy so as to control the electric motor's speed ...

Roam4Less Mobile and PokeTALK Technologies Merge To Pave The Way For A Complete Telecom Ecosystem

2012-04-05
Roam4Less (www.roam4less.com), the leader in roaming solutions via international cell phone & SIM cards, and PokeTALK (www.poketalk.com), a technology innovator in telephony services, have merged companies with the vision to create a global ecosystem. The two entities will be jointly named eMobile Ecosystems. Two of the most frustrating areas in the industry are traveling and calling overseas. International travelers must deal with outrageous roaming charges and the hassles of keeping track of multiple SIM cards. Plus, if you want to call overseas, the fees are ...

Lords Wines Launches New Scheme for Trade Incentives & Consumer Promotion

2012-04-05
Cheshire based business, Lords Wines has over a decades worth of experience in supplying the on-trade and independent off-trade with an exciting range of competitively priced wines. However, over recent years the growing demand from businesses wanting to use wines for trade incentives and consumer promotions has led Lords to devise a new scheme to help others grow their businesses. Business owner, Jonathan Lord described how "With the current economic climate, more and more businesses are realising the importance of incentive schemes in terms of bringing in new ...

Asthma: A vaccination that works using intramuscular injection

2012-04-05
Asthma is a chronic inflammatory and respiratory disease caused by an abnormal reactivity to allergens in the environment. Of the several avenues of exploration that are currently being developed, vaccination appears to be the most promising approach. In a publication soon to appear in the review Human Gene Therapy, the research scientists at Inserm and CNRS ( Institut du thorax, CNRS/Inserm/University of Nantes) reveal an innovatory vaccine against one of the allergens most frequently encountered in asthma patients. After vaccine was directly injected into the muscle ...

Thawing permafrost may have led to extreme global warming events

2012-04-05
Scientists analysing prehistoric global warming say thawing permafrost released massive amounts of carbon stored in frozen soil of Polar Regions exacerbating climate change through increasing global temperatures and ocean acidification. Although the amounts of carbon involved in the ancient soil-thaw scenarios was likely much greater than today, the implications of this ground-breaking study are that the long-term future of carbon deposits locked into frozen permafrost of Polar Regions are vulnerable to climate warming caused as humans emit the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide ...

Totara Learning Solutions Extends the Life of Moodle 1.9

2012-04-05
With over 67,000 registered sites, Moodle is the most popular Learning Management System globally. Moodle HQ is now fully focused on the Moodle 2.x series and ends support for Moodle 1.9 security fixes in June 2012. To ease the concerns of organisations that are not quite ready to upgrade to Moodle 2, Totara Learning Solutions is sponsoring support for serious security issues with Moodle 1.9 until December 2013. As with any software product, Moodle releases have a specific life cycle for support. From time to time legacy functionality will be discontinued or replaced ...
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