Valerie Gotten
Valerie G has been an editor with California Newswire for several years, is a gifted theremin player, can quote copious lines from 'Red Dwarf' and also knows where her towel is. Oddly, she does not drive, nor does she take the bus. She identifies as both human and democrat.
PreViser and Oral Health Innovations Ltd Form UK Partnership
MOUNT VERNON, Wash. -- PreViser Corporation (www.previser.com), a Washington State-based provider of patented oral disease and risk assessment technology to the dental profession, announced...
Illinois’ Affinity Healthcare LLC Receives Accreditation for CT and Ultrasound
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. -- Affinity Healthcare LLC's diagnostic imaging practice located at 1051 W. Rand Road, Arlington Heights, IL was recently awarded accreditation for...
Create Custom Personal Care Products with bodibartenders(TM)
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Red Lime Products, Inc. has launched a new web site where customers can not only choose from an array of personal...
New DIY Garage Solves Storage Problems
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, N.Y. -- Architect Donald J. Berg, author of 15 books on building and landscaping, has just designed plans for a new expandable...
Precise Color Printing is now possible with SilverFast’s Printer Calibration
SARASOTA, Fla. -- LaserSoft Imaging adds Printer Calibration with ICC-Profiling to its SilverFast Ai Studio product line. The new Printer Calibration ensures a fully...
Price Universe Launches Future of Price Comparison Shopping
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. -- In today's economy, every dollar counts and how people buy and sell products is quickly changing to meet economic need....
Massachusetts’ Charlie Allen Restorations Named to Remodeling Magazine’s ‘Big 50’ List
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Charlie Allen Restorations, the Cambridge, MA firm specializing in the meticulous restoration of period homes, has been named to Remodeling magazine's...
CruiseJungle Launches Voyages for Veterans Fund Raising Program
FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- CruiseJungle Holdings, operator of several consumer travel web sites today announced the launch of a unique fund raising program that...
Oprah Winfrey Depicted with Her Late Dogs in Puppy Memorial at N.Y. Gallery
NEW YORK, N.Y. -- An exhibit dedicated to the memory of Oprah Winfrey's late dogs opens in Manhattan's west village, helping to promote pet...
Kazio Networks Launches New Business to Increase Industrial Ethernet Network Productivity
LEESPORT, Pa. -- Industrial Ethernet is a rapidly growing network infrastructure, and Kazio Networks recently launched a new business to fill the market's niche...
Senator George J. Mitchell to Receive 2008 Eisenhower Medal for Leadership and Service
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. -- Eisenhower Fellowships has announced that it will present the 2008 Dwight D. Eisenhower Medal for Leadership and Service to former U.S....
Massachusetts’ X Cafe Wins SBANE Annual Award for Innovation in Business
PRINCETON, Mass. -- X Cafe LLC, a manufacturer of coffee extracts, has received the 2008 Award for Innovation in Business by the Smaller Business...
Random Job Hunting Doesn’t Work and ITS Gives 15 Surefire Rules for Success
DENVER, Colo. -- "The first rule is to compete in all 8 segments of today's job market," advises Bob Gerberg of ITS, at the...
Random Negotiating Won’t Pay Dividends to Job Seekers, says ITS Personal Marketing Services
DENVER, Colo. -- "Once a job offer is made, a lot of people think they have no basis for negotiating," said Bob Gerberg at...
Napatech Announces PCIe Architecture Support for Network Adapter Cards
ANDOVER, Mass. -- Napatech announces the support of PCIe Architecture to the already successful line of 1G and 10G FPGA based high performance network...
West Virginia’s SARC Releases Expanded Steganography Hash Set
FAIRMONT, W.Va. -- Backbone Security, the industry leader in advanced digital steganalysis tools, is pleased to announce the latest version of the Steganography Application...
Hawaii Hotels Punish Rule-Breaking Smokers, says Hawaii Travel LLC
HONOLULU, Hawaii -- According to Travel Hawaii LLC, Hawaii's hotels are still adjusting to the comprehensive smoking ban that the State of Hawaii put...
Air Charter Association of North America Adopts Safety Assurance Program
BOSTON, Mass. -- The Air Charter Association of North America (ACANA), a non-profit organization dedicated to recognizing and promoting the highest standards of ethics,...
Patio Wars! Brighten Up Your Yard with Hot Colors Resin Furniture
PORTERSVILLE, Pa. -- Stacking resin chairs and tables from Adams Mfg have many advantages over other, more expensive options for the patio. They're strong,...
Utah’s LifeSpan Fitness Promotes Exercise to Help Fight Heart Disease Among Women
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah -- PCE Health and Fitness, maker of LifeSpan fitness equipment, is teaming up with The Heart Truth to encourage women...
ITS Gives 5 Proven Rules For Job Hunters, says Random Interviewing Teaches Little
DENVER, Colo. -- "When you're invited for a job interview, it pays to be prepared, and part of being prepared is knowing ahead of...
Random Negotiating Won’t Pay Dividends – Denver’s ITS Provides Proven Rules for Job Hunters
DENVER, Colo. -- "Once a job offer is made, a lot of people think they have no basis for negotiating," said Bob Gerberg at...
Storytime Yoga Show for Children to Premiere on Rocky Mountain PBS in Colorado
BOULDER, Colo. -- Storytime Yoga's first children's show, The Peddler's Dream, will air on Rocky Mountain PBS on Sunday, June 1 at 8:30 a.m....
Massachusetts’ Paul Morse of Morse Constructions Achieves NARI Green Certified Professional Designation
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Paul Morse, GCP, CR, CAPS is the first builder/remodeler in the northeast, and the third in the nation, to receive the...
Denver’s JMAC Gives Job Seekers Instant Access to Tens of Thousands of Employer Sites
DENVER, Colo. -- "Over 100,000 key employers now hire primarily from their own websites," according to Steve Madden at the Denver headquarters of Job...
Van Millwork Presents Home Design Series in Massachusetts
NEEDHAM, Mass. -- Van Millwork, New England's leading millwork supplier and interior specialist, is pleased to present The Home Design Seminar Series - three...
STG Media Launches Promo Campaign for the First DNA Paternity Test in Major Retail Stores
TEMPE, Ariz. -- Identigene, an industry leader in DNA identification testing, has chosen STG Media Corp as their Agency of Record. Identigene is a simple and reliable DNA paternity test that is currently available in 4,500 retail locations nationwide. The test includes swabs for collecting samples from inside the cheek of a child, alleged father and mother, which are then packaged and mailed to the Identigene lab.
Stacking Chairs – They Aren’t Just for Summer Any More
PORTERSVILLE, Pa. -- Adams Manufacturing announces a new use for resin. Many buyers purchase the classic stacking resin chairs to use during the summer. It's important to remember that stacking chairs can be used all year around. Stacking chairs come out of closets, garages, and basements for all kinds of gatherings, even in the dead of winter.
Modern-day Seuss: Ethan Crownberry Writes New Book Series Emphasizing Character Development in Children
ALBANY, N.Y. -- Ethan Crownberry announces the release of three great stories. His Poetic Adventures series offers children and adults the opportunity to explore the worlds of Bobby Bumble, an acrophobic bumblebee in "Bobby Bumbles Afraid to Fly" (ISBN: 978-1-4357-0049-9), and a goldfish with a life changing decision in "A Fish with a Wish" (ISBN: 978-1-4357-0050-5).
Adams Mfg Corp Offers Resin Furniture Advice for Summer Homes
PORTERSVILLE, Pa. -- Adams Mfg Corp asks, "Which colors are best?" For the big, comfortable resin chaise lounges, white is the best color. Dark colors absorb heat more quickly, and can be uncomfortable to use on sunny days. Anyone who's sat on a hot chaise lounge while wearing a bathing suit will insist that their chaise lounges be white and only white.
Chicago to Host ‘Oprah Sarcophagus’ from the Sculptor Who Created Infamous Nude Britney Spears on Bear Skin Rug
CHICAGO, Ill. -- A gilded coffin lid bearing Oprah's full-figured likeness by controversial sculptor Daniel Edwards, designed to reach out to the recently retired baby boomers for whom healthcare reform will come too late, lands in Chicago this week. Edwards is offering his latest creation of the television icon to break the ice with baby boomers to encourage them to prepare for their own funerals.
Arclinea Boston Wins Watermark Award for Contemporary Kitchens
BOSTON, Mass. -- Arclinea Boston, the Italian kitchen design showroom, has won a Watermark Grand Award for kitchens it designed for D4, the luxury condominium development in Boston's South End. Produced by BUILDER and Custom Home magazines, the Watermark Awards honor excellence in kitchen and bath design. Jurors for this year's competition reviewed nearly 150 entries.
Robert Cipriani’s Award-Winning ‘Passages’ Painting Series Marked for Upcoming Boston Art Exhibitions
DUXBURY, Mass. -- In 2003, Passages 2 received "Directors' Choice of Outstanding Painting" at the Cambridge Art Association. Passages, Ocean to Bay 1 won "Artist of the Year, Painting" at the Cambridge Art Association Members' Prize Show in 2005 and was selected "Best Cape Cod Landscape" at the Cape Cod Art Association in 2007. Today, painter and designer Robert Cipriani continues to evolve his award-winning "Passages" paintings.
Daniel Lamaute says New Payments Act as Incentive to Eliminate Credit Card Debts
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Consumers stung by the sudden doubling of their minimum required monthly credit card payments are finding new ways to eliminate credit card debt by replacing their card debt with cheaper alternatives such as 401(k) loans, said retirement plan expert, Daniel Lamaute, CEO of Lamaute Capital, Inc.
Oprah Burial Mask: Golden Likeness of TV Talk Queen Winfrey Debuts in Chicago
CHICAGO, Ill. -- On the heels of last year's farewell tour of the King Tut exhibit starts this year's tour of the gilded likeness of talk show queen, Oprah Winfrey. "The Oprah Burial Mask" will debut in Chicago April 24th, near Oprah's Harpo Studios at GARDENfresh Gallery, courtesy of NYC's Leo Kesting Gallery.
New Book, 21 Days To Creating Your Dream Life
ATLANTA, Ga. -- Dream Board Publications LLC today announced that its highly anticipated book "21 Days To Creating Your Dream Life" (ISBN: 978-0-9816275-0-2) will be released on April 28, 2008 in the United States. Now available for pre-purchase at many online book retailers including Amazon.com.
Wikipedia(R) Chemistry Knowledge Released for First Time in Book Format
PITTSBURGH, Pa. -- Knowledge Publications, a leading publisher of energy books, has put significant portions of the chemistry content of the free online encyclopedia, Wikipedia.org, in full published, printed book form and has done so in full compliance with Wikipedia's GNU Free Documentation License. The book is titled, "The Chemical Educator: for The Chemistry and Manufacture of Hydrogen" (ISBN: 978-1-60322-067-5).
Boston Filmmaker Turns Teacher in Paranormal Seminar Series
BOSTON, Mass. -- Michael J. Baker, co-founder of New Gravity Media, and the director and writer of the successful film "14 Degrees - A Paranormal Documentary" has officially announced his plans to instruct a series of dynamic educational seminars on the scientific theories and principals involved with paranormal investigation.
Book by Alaskan Author Jenn Lewis Translates Intricate Language of Dogs
WASILLA, Alaska -- "The Human Pack" (ISBN: 978-1-4196-7578-2) serves to educate readers about the intricate language of canines as well as how best to use this knowledge in order to create a harmonious "Human Pack." Clinician Jenn Lewis also explains how to deal with canine behavioral problems in a way consistent with her gentle approach to training and bonding with dogs.
Research Website Lays Bare the Unintended Consequences of Genetic Engineering
GHENT, N.Y. -- The Nature Institute has unveiled a new website designed to set the public debate about genetic engineering upon a more accessible scientific foundation. Distilling a voluminous technical literature, the website gathers together -- often in the researchers' own words -- information about both the intended and unintended consequences of transgenic experiments. The emerging picture tells a dramatic story; one that has scarcely begun to inform the public conversation to date.
New Book Publisher Highlights Philadelphia Talent
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. -- The Philadelphia literary world will celebrate the launch of two new players today, April 10th: Kay Square Press, a new publishing company focused on Philadelphia-area artists, their stories, and their art; and Kay Square's first release, "With the Rich and Mighty: Emlen Etting of Philadelphia" (ISBN: 978-0-9815129-0-7), a critical biography by Kenneth C. Kaleta, Professor of Cinema Studies at Rowan University, Glassboro, NJ.
nPulse Network Systems PCAP Express Delivers Simple Multi-Gigabit Acceleration
RESTON, Va. -- nPulse Networks, a leading developer of high-performance sensors for government, telecom and enterprise networks, has announced the release of PCAP Express, a high-performance implementation of the popular PCAP API, delivering multi-gigabit throughput to applications which otherwise become CPU-bound at much lower traffic rates.
In 2008, Hispanics and Other Ethnic Markets will Spend $60 Billion on Telecom
BOONTON, N.J. -- In 2008, U.S. ethnic communities will spend $59.8 billion on telecommunications services, accounting for over one-third of all residential telecom expenditures, according to a new market research study from The Insight Research Corporation. The largest minority group, Hispanics, representing 14.8 percent of the total U.S. population, will spend the most.
Your Restaurant Direct Provides Consumer and Business Services for Food Industry
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- Visiting a new city? Not familiar with the area? A new restaurant directory, YourRestaurantDirect.com - launched by directory experts YCD, LLC - can help you zero in on what you are searching for. With over 170,000 national listings there is sure to be something for everyone.
Black Unity Family Commemorates King Assassination with ‘Letter to Fellow Americans’
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- In commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., The Black Unity Family, a diverse, nonpartisan coalition of groups and individuals co-convened by Dr. Dorothy I. Height, Dr. Joseph E. Lowery, Dr. Barbara Williams-Skinner and Melanie L. Campbell, released the following "Letter to Fellow Americans."
Retail Closeout Mall Helps Shoppers Give Themselves a Raise by Spending Less
PITTSBURGH, Pa. -- In these tighter economic times, consumers can give themselves a raise by spending less at the discount shopping source Retail Closeout Mall. This online store offers closeout, liquidated, overstocked, surplus, and discontinued merchandise. Since October of 2007, the online store has continued its growth, tripling the number of products being offered and increasing its customer base fourfold.
Visionsoft PowerOut Improves Carbon Footprint and Saves Businesses Money
MOUNTAIN LAKES, N.J. -- Soaring gas prices, a looming recession, and higher energy bills all add more pressure to businesses to effectively make money. However, Visionsoft is doing their part to help these businesses to save energy while positively affecting their bottom line.
Facebook Application, My Military Experience, Enables U.S. Military Personnel and U.S. Veterans to Locate and Communicate with Colleagues
FORT BRAGG, N.C. -- Electronic Allies LLC, operators of the military career advice community SmartSoldier.com, today announced the availability of the My Military Experience Facebook application. The application, launched for final beta testing last week, allows Facebook users with military experience to display details of their military service within a seamlessly integrated box on their Facebook profile.
Patio Season: How to Select the Best Resin Chair
PORTERSVILLE, Pa. -- Adams Manufacturing has discovered that many consumers want to know more about which resin chair is best for them. Basically, all stacking resin chairs come in three sizes. The smallest are called low-backs. They're the most economical. They're usually about 31 inches high at the back, and they weigh about five pounds. They're a good value. They last for years, and don't need to be painted, sanded, or maintained.
Software Program Offers Solution to Recordkeeping for Gratuity Based Income Employees and Employers
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. -- J.M. Wick and Associates, Inc. has announced the release of P.I.T.: Personalized Income Tracking, a software program exclusively designed for personal at-home use of tracking tips for employees whose income is gratuity based, in addition to meeting the tip reporting needs of employers in the restaurant and hospitality industries.
