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The Unbelievable Story of "Inconceivable" on The Surrogacy Lawyer Radio Show

The Unbelievable Story of "Inconceivable" on The Surrogacy Lawyer Radio Show
2011-05-05
Carolyn and Sean Savage had been trying to expand their family for years. When they underwent an IVF transfer in February 2009, they knew it would be their last chance. If they became pregnant, they would celebrate the baby as an answer to their prayers. If not, they would be grateful for the family they had and leave their fertility struggles behind forever. They never imagined a third option. The pregnancy test was positive, but the clinic had transferred the wrong embryos. Carolyn was pregnant with someone else's baby. On the next episode of The Surrogacy Lawyer: ...

Rising Country Star Stovall First Artist to Launch Cross Platform Mobile Strategy with Mobile Web Site and Apps from Adva Mobile

2011-05-05
Prolific touring Artist Natalie Stovall is now coming to a phone near you, as she releases her very own mobile Apps today simultaneously across the iPhone, Android and Mobile Web site platforms. By releasing on all platforms, virtually all of the 6 billion mobile devices on the planet today can now access her music, videos, tour dates, and photos, make mobile purchases, connect with Twitter and Facebook, and more. Natalie is at the forefront of Artists that know connecting with fans on mobile is the next big thing and said "It's a cool way to put your songs and ...

Popularity of Breast Augmentation in Sacramento Rises

Popularity of Breast Augmentation in Sacramento Rises
2011-05-05
Over the past few months, the doctors at Kaufman & Clark Plastic Surgery (http://www.breastsmadebeautiful.com/) have seen increased interest in breast augmentation in Sacramento at their plastic surgery practice when compared to the same time last year. They link the increase to the positive word of mouth the practice enjoys, along with an improving economy and more breast implant options than ever before. "The rise in breast enhancement we're seeing at our practice correlates to the statistics recently published by the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic ...

Steam Power Helps Fashion Retailers Save Money by Reducing Returned Goods

2011-05-05
Now the company is urging fashion retailers to consider the benefits of clothes steamers, not only in keeping clothes looking fresh, but also when it comes to preventing damage to products. Steve Whittle, marketing director at Displaysense, explains that positive feedback from retailers about their clothes steamers prompted the firm to carry out its research. "We have recently been receiving numerous positive comments and reviews from our fashion customers about their garment steamers, so we wanted to find out just how good they really are," he comments. One ...

US Medical Supplies Partners With New Manufacturers!

2011-05-05
US Medical Supplies, an online retailer of medical supplies and mobility equipment, including stair lifts, lift chairs, and mobility scooters is proud to announce that they've reached partnerships with a number of new manufacturers, to allow them to distribute their products. "We're very pleased that we've been able to reach agreements with a number of new companies," says Vice President of Sales , Tim Ziehwein. "By establishing these relationships, we can continue to add to our already huge catalog of medical supplies." US Medical Supplies has ...

LateRooms.com - Bournemouth to Welcome Guitar Legend Jeff Beck

2011-05-05
Grammy Award winner Jeff Back will be appearing at the O2 Academy Bournemouth later this summer, with tickets sure to be a sell-out among admirers of the guitar legend. The musician and songwriter will take to the stage on Saturday June 11th at 19:00 BST, when fans might be lucky to hear hits such as Hi Ho Silver Lining, Love is Blue and Tallyman. Beck will appear alongside his band comprising Jason Rebello, Rhonda Smith and Narada Michael Walden at the gig, which they will play ahead of a full European tour. Seating is not allocated for the event, with general ...

Lasik Eye Surgery Information Site Announces "Ask Lasik Surgeons" Interactive Feature

2011-05-05
The LASIK laser eye surgery information and LASIK surgeon directory website www.seewithlasik.com is pleased to announce that it has added an "Ask LASIK Surgeons" feature. "We have added this feature as a "help vehicle" whereby a patient can visit www.seewithlasik.com and click on Ask LASIK Surgeons where they find a section that allows them to write questions they would like to have answered by experienced LASIK surgeons. We then provide these questions to our LASIK Editorial Advisors for review, comment and answer and post the answers to the ...

LateRooms.com - See Verdi's Don Carlo in Seville

2011-05-05
Guiseppe Verdi's classic opera Don Carlo will be performed at the famous Teatro de la Maestranza in Seville this summer. Set against the turbulent backdrop of 16th century Spain, the work was based on a drama by influential German philosopher and playwright Friedrich Schiller. It will be performed in the Andalusian capital on Friday June 24th, Monday June 27th, Thursday June 30th and Sunday July 3rd. First staged in 1867, the opera deals with the conflicts faced by Spanish heir Don Carlos, who is dismayed to find that his father Philip II is due to marry his beloved, ...

LateRooms.com - Shakira Set for Bilbao Concert

2011-05-05
Visitors to Bilbao will have an opportunity to see pop princess Shakira in concert on Saturday June 4th. The South American singer is due to perform at the city's Estadio San Mames, giving fans a chance to hear massive hits such as She Wolf, Hips Don't Lie and Whenever, Wherever in a live setting. Shakira began recording and performing music as a teenager in her native Colombia, receiving several industry awards and winning many fans before her first English language album Laundry Service was released in 2001. She has since become a regular fixture in charts around ...

LateRooms.com - Rome Venue to Welcome 30 Seconds to Mars

2011-05-05
US rock band 30 Seconds to Mars are set to perform at the Ippodromo Capannelle in Rome this summer. The group, formed by Hollywood actor Jared Leto and his older brother Shannon in 1998, have scheduled a string of European dates and will visit the Italian capital on Saturday June 18th. With three studio albums and several hit singles now under their belt, the group have managed to transcend their association with Leto's movie career and gain plaudits in their own right. The actor, who has appeared in films such as Requiem for a Dream, Panic Room and Fight Club, ...

Fresh Produce Clothing Customers Passionate For The Company's Timeless Designs

Fresh Produce Clothing Customers Passionate For The Companys Timeless Designs
2011-05-05
Fresh Produce's signature looks and timeless styles create customers for life. These customers, affectionately called "Freshies," share their passion for the quality, color and uncomplicated comfort of the brand's classic tops, iconic bottoms, casual skirts and dresses. These carefree, essential pieces make women feel so good they become their everyday, colorful "uniform." Fresh Produce's breezy silhouettes help women move with confidence and ease throughout their day. "Just putting them on makes me happy!" said one customer in a website ...

Online-Spread-Betting.com Releases a Range of Forex Spread Betting Guides

Online-Spread-Betting.com Releases a Range of Forex Spread Betting Guides
2011-05-05
Online-Spread-Betting.com has released a range of forex spread betting guides. The new in-depth guides cover the popular Euro, Dollar and Sterling based markets. In addition, they also offer investors a guide to the less traded 'minor' and 'exotic' currency markets. Emma Franklin, Head Editor at www.Online-Spread-Betting.com, said that the new guides will help educate traders, "The forex markets have always been popular with spread bettors but we felt that there was a lack of free, good quality information on the minor and exotic markets for investors. "We ...

Newly Released Video Shows How To Improve Efficiency of Industrial Companies

Newly Released Video Shows How To Improve Efficiency of Industrial Companies
2011-05-05
Skyrocketing raw material costs constantly force manufacturing and construction companies to improve their overall productivity. One of the easiest ways to reduce the material scrap and the production time is employment of the length-cutting optimization methods. Optimalon Software released a new educational video entitled "How optimization improves efficiency in linear material cutting". The video demonstrates the benefits of the optimization methods in industrial applications. Cutting is one of the most common activities for woodworking, glass production, ...

Eat Breakfast, Play Golf, and Learn How Engagement Drives Performance & Profits on June 10th at Dominion Valley Country Club, Haymarket, VA.

Eat Breakfast, Play Golf, and Learn How Engagement Drives Performance & Profits on June 10th at Dominion Valley Country Club, Haymarket, VA.
2011-05-05
On Friday, June 10th, business consultant Eva Jenkins invites area professionals and business owners to meet over breakfast and discuss how engagement drives performance in the workplace that affect profits in the marketplace. "The value of engaged workers and loyal customers is no longer an intangible business asset," reports business consultant Eva Jenkins. "It is has become the most critical component of business success." On June 10th, she will explore this topic at 'How Engagement Drives Performance,' an interactive breakfast seminar at the Dominion ...

Doggone Safe Offers Free Resources for Dog Bite Prevention Week

Doggone Safe Offers Free Resources for Dog Bite Prevention Week
2011-05-05
During the third week in May, Doggone Safe and other organizations will be calling attention to one of North America's most commonly reported public health problems: dog bites. Doggone Safe, a non-profit organization dedicated to dog bite prevention through education offers free information at its website www.doggonesafe.com to help promote safety messages during dog bite prevention week. Doggone Safe also promotes the Be a Tree children's program. This program, for school age children, is a short presentation with large photos and lots of activities to teach children ...

Safety Concerns at Industrial Job Sites

2011-05-05
Safety Concerns at Industrial Job Sites Construction, agriculture, warehousing and other kinds of work that involve heavy machinery and intense physical labor can be hazardous to workers' health and safety. However, with the right information workers can safely manage risks at industrial job sites and know where to turn if they are injured. Common Safety Hazards Falls are a dangerous possibility for many workers at industrial job sites, especially for construction workers and warehouse employees. As with most types of accidents, being cautious is a basic preventative ...

Red Light Cameras Seem to Reduce Accidents

2011-05-05
Red Light Cameras Seem to Reduce Accidents There was good news from the National Safety Council (NSC), which released statistics showing that fatal accidents at red light-controlled intersections decreased by 17 percent from 2005 to 2009. Also, fatal intersection accidents from running red lights decreased 27 percent during this period. Observers attributed the decrease in these accident rates to the greater use of red light safety cameras. If motorists are aware that a violation is being recorded and will result in a substantial fine and increased insurance rates, ...

Oregon Domestic Violence Case Shows Need for Careful Investigation

2011-05-05
Oregon Domestic Violence Case Shows Need for Careful Investigation Federal financial funding, specific to domestic violence prosecutions has been available to the states since the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) was enacted as Title IV of the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994. In part due to the availability of federal funds to subsidize such cases, domestic violence prosecutions are on the rise in Oregon. Domestic assault in Oregon typically is charged as a class A misdemeanor or class C felony. Charges can quickly become more serious, however, ...

The Insurance Shell Game: Are You Their Next Mark?

2011-05-05
The Insurance Shell Game: Are You Their Next Mark? Insurance companies are a business. A big business. With billions in revenue and assets. Their business model is simple: pay out less in claims than you earn in premiums. How do they manage this? They would respond through sophisticated actuarial and risk assessment. Personal injury attorneys may give a different answer: pay as little as you can, as late as you can. Insurance companies know most of their policyholders are not insurance attorneys. They know the average person has difficulty understanding the ...

If Debt Consolidation Sounds Too Good to Be True, Trust Your Instincts

2011-05-05
If Debt Consolidation Sounds Too Good to Be True, Trust Your Instincts Americans have historically loved to rack up debt -- so much that the average household has nearly $15,000 in credit-card debt. But today's staggering consumer debt loads are usually about a lot more than shopping sprees. The economy has taken a very serious downturn, bringing job losses and the disappearance of accompanying medical insurance benefits. Sinking house values have wiped out homeowners' equity. In this unstable financial climate, people have maxed out their credit to handle medical ...

Asthma pill more user friendly than inhalers -- and no less effective

2011-05-05
A rarely prescribed asthma drug is easier to use and just as effective as conventional treatment with inhalers, according to a new study led by the University of East Anglia (UEA). Publishing tomorrow in the New England Journal of Medicine, the researchers followed 650 patients with chronic asthma for two years. They found that tablets called leukotriene receptor antagonists (LTRAs) managed the disease equally successfully as steroid inhalers and other 'preventer' inhalers when used in addition to steroid inhalers. LTRAs - sold under the brand names 'Singulair' (montelukast) ...

New research suggests dramatic shift in understanding of personalized medicine

2011-05-05
Researchers at Mount Sinai School of Medicine, in collaboration with researchers at Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine, have made a critical discovery that may lead scientists to abandon the use of broad conventional ethnic labels—African-American, Hispanic, and Caucasian—to estimate a patient's genetic risk for disease. This first-of-its kind study conducted with diverse patients receiving care at a single urban academic medical center, marks an important step in the clinical application of personalized medicine. The data are published online in the peer-reviewed ...

New Law Gives FDA Tools to Fight Food Contamination

2011-05-05
New Law Gives FDA Tools to Fight Food Contamination This year, one out of every six Americans will get a food borne illness or disease. While many of those who become sick from eating contaminated food will suffer flu-like symptoms, others will become much sicker. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), of the estimated 48 million people who will become ill, more than 100,000 will require hospitalization and as many as 5,000 will die. In an effort to reduce the frequency of food borne illnesses, an important new law was signed by the President this past ...

Attention, please -- how innovations and Nobel Prize winners make it

2011-05-05
"The rich-get-richer effect," is famous not only in sociology. It applies to the success of innovators as well. But if attention is paid only to people who are already at the top, how are scientific revolutions possible? A new publication investigating careers of Nobel Prize winners gives insight into this stunning phenomenon. "Attention is a scarce resource in today's society," says Dirk Helbing, professor at ETH Zurich, and Bernardo Huberman, Director of the Social Computing Lab at HP, immediately adds: "We live in a world where information overload is normal. Attention ...

Age alone should be used to screen for heart attacks and strokes, say experts

2011-05-05
Using age alone to identify those at risk of heart disease or stroke could replace current screening methods without diminishing effectiveness, according to a groundbreaking study published today in the open access journal PLoS ONE. Existing screening methods which include measuring cholesterol and blood pressure are expensive and time consuming. The authors of the new study from Barts and The London Medical School say that this finding could save thousands of lives by making it easier for more people to have access to preventive treatment. The new study compared screening ...
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