Pardee Homes Announces Release of New Phase of Homes at Award-Winning LivingSmart Neighborhoods in the Inland Empire
2011-03-06
Pardee Homes has released a new phase of homes at both locations of their award-winning LivingSmart Homes neighborhoods. Home shoppers will find new homes are available in master planned Tournament Hills in Beaumont and at Canyon Hills in Lake Elsinore. As the top selling new home community in the Inland Empire last year, LivingSmart Homes received multiple industry and consumer awards, including SoCal Awards Community of the Year and Southern California Consumers Choice Award.
Among the available homes in the new release at Tournament Hills are four of the very popular ...
Last-Minute Offers on Faro Car Hire from Rhinocarhire.com
2011-03-06
Portugal has long been a summer holiday hotspot for UK tourists although often regarded as an expensive alternative to its neighbour, Spain. Attracting tourism and holidaymakers has become ever important recently and Portugal is competing with many Spanish resorts, illustrated by cheap Faro car hire offers from Rhinocarhire.com.
Renowned for its excellent golf courses and sandy beaches, holidaymakers have remained loyal to Portugal and are being helped by low prices on Faro airport car hire with Rhinocarhire.com. Prices from as little at GBP7* per day are available in ...
Lincoln Park Dentist, Dr. Jeffrey Feffer, Makes Appointment Requesting As Easy As 'Point And Click'
2011-03-06
Leading dentist in Lakeview and Lincoln Park, Dr. Jeffrey Feffer, is making it easy for patients to achieve their best dental health with the recent addition of an online appointment requesting feature. Patients can conveniently make an appointment at any time of the day via the practice's state-of-the-art website for this Lakeview dentist.
"Patients should not have to wait for regular office hours to make an appointment with our office. This is why we have added our new and easy to use appointment requesting feature," said Dr. Feffer, 60614 dentist. "All our patients ...
Dentist In Park City Encourages Patient Education Through Resources Available On Practice's Website
2011-03-06
Leading dentists in Park City, Drs. Jeffrey Gordon and Matthew Griffeth, introduce new educational resources via his practice's state-of-the-art website. Patients can now easily access educational dental information to better understand the importance of maintaining proper dental health.
The new patient education library for this Park City family dentist offers an array of informational dental articles and topics such as cosmetic procedures, dental problems, pain management and treatment options, including Invisalign in Park City. Whether patients have questions about ...
Colorado Springs Dentist Launches Hill Dentistry's New Website For Increased Dental Health Care Resources
2011-03-06
Leading laser dentistry in Colorado Springs, Hill Dentistry, is pleased to announce the recent launch of the practice's newly developed website for enhanced dental health care information for patients. The website for this Colorado Springs laser dentistry was built to better inform patients about the importance of health teeth and gums.
The professional, patient friendly website was designed with all of the tools and information patients need to communicate with their dentist. Additionally, the information provided will help patients learn about conditions, symptoms ...
Online Retailer Of Bathroom Vanities - Home Design Outlet Center Announces Opening Of A New 12,500 Sf Showroom/Warehouse In Chicago,IL
2011-03-06
Home Design Outlet Center, an online bathroom vanities retailer based in New Jersey, is opening a brand new twelve thousand five hundred square foot showroom/warehouse in Chicago, IL. This fast growing Company has been achieving a high level of service excellence. With the opening of a new showroom, the Company will be in a better position to serve customers.
Competitive pricing.
Customers who have purchased vanity products from the Company would have learned that Home Design Outlet Center offers highly competitive pricing. Some customers have the traditional thinking ...
Seattle Maritime Festival Features World's Biggest Tugboat Races, Chowder Cook-Off, Survival Suit Races, Boat Building Competition, Harbor Tours and Lots of Free Family Fun this May
2011-03-06
Don't miss the boat when the world's largest tugboat race thunders along the Downtown Seattle Waterfront! Enjoy the Waterfront Chowder Cook-Off. Check out the survival suit races, a boat building competition, vessel tours, free harbor tours, sea-air rescue demonstration, kid's events, Stories of the Sea, and a container ship full of family fun.
The Downtown Seattle Waterfront is the place to be for the annual Seattle Maritime Festival, sponsored by Seattle Propeller Club with support from the Port of Seattle, from May 12-14, 2011.
"The festival is designed to celebrate ...
Hayes & Jarvis - Make the Most of the Easter and Royal Wedding Break
2011-03-06
With the Royal Wedding Bank Holiday falling just after Easter, couples and families hoping to make the most of the extra day off should look to long haul destinations this April, according to Hayes & Jarvis (0871 664 0246). With low living costs and guaranteed sunshine, Brits jetting off to the Far East and Indian Ocean can also take advantage of holiday savings of up to 26 per cent from the worldwide specialist. From beach breaks for couples to fun-packed family holidays, here are two suggestions flying out on Good Friday:
INDIAN OCEAN
Eliminate the stress of budgeting ...
Mickey Rooney's Stand Against Elder Abuse Can Help Other Victims, Says New York Elder Abuse Lawyer, David Perecman
2011-03-06
New York elder abuse lawyer David Perecman commends actor Mickey Rooney for speaking out about elder abuse.
"Elder abuse is a genuine problem. The elderly are a particularly vulnerable group and putting a spotlight on this issue, and giving it a human face, may make a real difference in the daily lives of a very vulnerable population," said Perecman.
Mickey Rooney was at one time the biggest box-office name in the United States. Two weeks ago he was granted a restraining order against his stepson after accusing him of abuse. This week, the 90-year-old spoke out against ...
Negotiated Agreement Preserves North Carolina Family
2011-03-06
Raleigh criminal lawyer Patrick Roberts recently defended a single mother against a felony child abuse charge. In aggressively fighting to protect the rights of the accused, Mr. Roberts was able to preserve her family by negotiating with the prosecutor to arrange supervised visitation with the child.
In addition to the negotiated visitation, Mr. Roberts worked out an agreement where the mother was not convicted of child abuse and instead received a Prayer for Judgment Continued. A "Prayer for Judgment Continued" is unique to North Carolina criminal law and it means ...
Air Bag Failures: NTHSA Data Collection Appears to Be Flawed, by Silvers, Langsam & Weitzman, P.C.
2011-03-06
News stories have highlighted the apparent failure of air bags in head-on car crashes of many vehicles.
A TV station in Nashville obtained an internal National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NTHSA) report via a Freedom of Information request that indicated 576 fatalities might have occurred from crashes where air bags failed to deploy between 2001 and 2006.
This matches information from a 2007 story from the Kansas City Star, reporting similar numbers of air bags failing to deploy.
NTHSA denied a request for an interview by the Nashville reporters, but ...
Giving Up the Keys: For Drivers, How Old is Too Old? By Silvers, Langsam & Weitzman, P.C.
2011-03-06
In 2001, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) issued a report detailing concerns about the growing population of senior drivers, and the potential risks associated with this trend. Older drivers tend to be involved in car accidents more frequently than their younger counterparts. The IIHS report noted that the increase of elderly drivers and the increased frequency with which these drivers were expected to take to the road may cause serious safety problems.
These anticipated problems have not yet come to pass. According to an IIHS report issued last year, ...
Reinstating Driving Privileges After DUI in Virginia
2011-03-06
In 2008, there were 27,732 arrests for driving under the influence (DUI) in Virginia, according to data from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Those arrested for DUI face serious consequences to their driving privileges, either administratively through the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or through court action.
Suspension, Revocation and Disqualification
Administrative license suspension occurs immediately upon arrest for a DUI and is not dependent upon a conviction. Driving privileges of first-time offenders are suspended for seven days; upon a second offense, ...
NHTSA Examines Role of Antilock Brake Systems in Reducing Truck Accidents
2011-03-06
When commercial trucks collide with passenger vehicles, the consequences can be disastrous. The sheer magnitude of heavy trucks makes them a serious threat to other vehicles in the event of an accident.
According to statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 3,380 people were killed in 2009 as a result of collisions with large trucks. In 2008, one out of nine traffic fatalities was the result of a truck accident.
Partially because of the dangers that trucks can pose, the federal government strictly regulates heavy trucks used in interstate ...
M&S Money Increases 0% Purchase Offer to 15 Months
2011-03-06
M&S Money has announced it has introduced a new offer of 0% on all purchases with the M&S credit card for 15 months from account opening for new customers.
The M&S personal credit card offers a number of features to its customers including 15.9% APR representative variable and the chance to earn M&S points every time customers shop with the card, with regular bonus offers of extra points on purchases at M&S.
It also offers customers M&S travel money purchases on the M&S credit card with no cash advance fee and 55 days interest free credit.
M&S Credit Card holders ...
Leaders From New Mexico's Hispanic Business, Civic and Education Organizations Encourage New Mexico's House and Senate Education Committee to Support Education Options
2011-03-06
Leaders from New Mexico's Hispanic business, civic and education organizations encourage New Mexico's House and Senate Education Committee to support education options.
The Hispano Roundtable of New Mexico (HRTNM) that represents over 50 Hispanic organizations throughout the state with over 50,000 members statewide is leading a call-to-action in support of students throughout New Mexico. The HRTNM has partnered with other prominent Hispanic organizations such as the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) that has 50 councils and more than 4,000 members across ...
Play the Best Instant Win Games, Cash Prizes and Promotions at InstantWinGames.org
2011-03-06
Launched on 1st January, 2011, InstantWinGames.org has become the number one resource for players looking for the best free and real money instant win games, prizes and offers on the Internet.
Instant win games have rapidly become popular at a range of gaming sites such as Betfair, Ladbrokes, 888 and Jackpojoy. Online instant win games have tons of fantastic prizes including holiday promotions, jackpots, shopping vouchers and player rewards. The payouts and prizes for winning games such as instant win scratch cards are higher than offline games too.
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Boden UK - Dress Smart, Think Smart
2011-03-06
There comes a time in every man's life when he needs to retire his classic jeans and tee combo, and really start to make his mark on the world. Your first step on the road to success can be easily taken with a wardrobe that looks professional, and Boden's Think Smart range will help you achieve your look, while letting you infuse your outfit with enough individuality that you won't be lost in the ever growing sea of grey men's suits.
A simple pair of Slim Fit Chinos can be instantly transformed into an outfit suitable for work, or that all-important client meeting at ...
Illinois Swingers Awarded Stimulus Package
2011-03-06
Swinglifestyle.com, the largest swingers website is giving away a free 1-year membership worth $69. Swinglifestyle has given to natural disaster charities for many years and has been online for over a decade. Swinglifestyle understands the troubled times in the economy and is encouraging Illinois swingers to take advantage of the free limited time offer and spend the extra money in the economy.
Swinglifestyle hopes more businesses give back in the economy and hire more people. In order to claim the free 1-year membership, simply register a new account or log in with ...
Enzyme enhances, erases long-term memories in rats
2011-03-05
Even long after it is formed, a memory in rats can be enhanced or erased by increasing or decreasing the activity of a brain enzyme, say researchers supported, in part, by the National Institutes of Health.
"Our study is the first to demonstrate that, in the context of a functioning brain in a behaving animal, a single molecule, PKMzeta, is both necessary and sufficient for maintaining long-term memory," explained Todd Sacktor, of the SUNY Downstate Medical Center, New York City, a grantee of the NIH's National Institute of Mental Health.
Sacktor, Yadin Dudai, Ph.D., ...
Researchers discover new shapes of microcompartments
2011-03-05
In nature and engineering, microcompartments — molecular shells made of proteins that can encapsulate cellular components — provide a tiny home for important reactions. In bacterial organelles, for example, microcompartments known as carboxysomes trap carbon dioxide and convert it into sugar as an energy source.
These shells naturally buckle into a specialized 20-sided shape called an icosahedron. But now researchers at Northwestern University's McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science have discovered and explored new shapes of microcompartment shells. Understanding ...
Probing atomic chicken wire
2011-03-05
Graphene – a sheet of carbon atoms linked in a hexagonal, chicken wire structure – holds great promise for microelectronics. Only one atom thick and highly conductive, graphene may one day replace conventional silicon microchips, making devices smaller, faster and more energy-efficient.
In addition to potential applications in integrated circuits, solar cells, miniaturized bio devices and gas molecule sensors, the material has attracted the attention of physicists for its unique properties in conducting electricity on an atomic level.
Otherwise known as pencil "lead," ...
University of Nevada, Reno, teams with IMMY to make new life-saving blood test
2011-03-05
RENO, Nev. – A new, rapid blood test that could lead to early diagnosis and potentially save the lives of hundreds of thousands of people stricken with fungal meningitis, a leading cause of AIDS-related deaths in developing countries, is getting closer to market with a recent collaboration between the University of Nevada, Reno and Immuno-Mycologics (IMMY) in Oklahoma.
"The ability to quickly identify yeast infection in patients is expected to help in significantly reducing cryptococcal meningitis deaths in resource-limited countries such as those in sub-Saharan Africa," ...
New microscope produces dazzling 3-D movies of live cells
2011-03-05
A new microscope invented by scientists at Howard Hughes Medical Institute's Janelia Farm Research Campus will let researchers use an exquisitely thin sheet of light -- similar to that used in supermarket bar-code scanners -- to peer inside single living cells, revealing the three-dimensional shapes of cellular landmarks in unprecedented detail. The microscopy technique images at high speed, so researchers can create dazzling movies that make biological processes, such as cell division, come alive.
The technique, called Bessel beam plane illumination microscopy, is described ...
Boosting protein garbage disposal in brain cells protects mice from Alzheimer's disease
2011-03-05
Washington, D.C. – Gene therapy that boosts the ability of brain cells to gobble up toxic proteins prevents development of Alzheimer's disease in mice that are predestined to develop it, report researchers at Georgetown University Medical Center. They say the treatment – which is given just once - could potentially do the same in people at the beginning stages of the disease.
The study, published online in Human Molecular Genetics, demonstrates that giving brain cells extra parkin genes promotes efficient and effective removal of amyloid particles believed to be destroying ...
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