Tuesday, May 13, 2003

Magical Party Rentals Signs Lease on Larger Showroom and Office

Magical Party Rentals Signs Lease on Larger Showroom and Office

Magical Party Rentals San Diego's wedding and party linen rental company has made a big change this month by moving into a new facility.

San Diego, California (PRWEB) March 1, 2008

Magical Party Rentals, San Diego's wedding and party linen rental company has made a big change this month by moving into a new facility. The company rents high quality table linen rentals (http://www. magicalpartyrentals. com/rentals/tablelinenrentals. html), chair cover rentals (http://www. magicalpartyrentals. com/rentals/chaircoverrentals. html), wedding linen rentals (http://www. magicalpartyrentals. com/rentals/weddinglinenrentals. html) and other accessories. The company's massive selection of custom linen rentals make a dramatic impression when designing and decorating tables and chairs for special event clients.

Magical Party Rentals is pleased announce they have opened up a brand new office and showroom location in Sorrento Valley, just north of La Jolla. Their original Point Loma location, located on Shelter Island is still open but accessible by appointment only. The goal behind the implementation of a new office in Sorrento Valley is to allow Magical Party Rentals to better service clients by expanding their capabilities as a linen rental company in a more accessible location.

"We are pleased to have a new office location. Our fast growing company was quickly outgrowing the old location," says company owner, Katrina Lacape. "It will also benefit us to have a centralized San Diego location, which is why we chose our new office and showroom location in Sorrento Valley."

The company has been busy so far this year. In addition to opening up a brand new office this month, the company also recently announced that they were going green, by adopting a number of changes to the company that promote recycling products, reducing waste and reusing supplies. Magical Party Rentals deals in wedding, party and special event rental products such as custom table linen rentals (http://www. magicalpartyrentals. com/rentals/customlinenrentals. html) and chair cover rentals, which are reusable. The company is now also reusing their plastic hangers, and reducing the waste by recycling cardboard boxes and other paper products.

"I began this business over five years ago and we continue to grow exponentially every year," says Lacape. "We strive to go the extra mile in every element of our business by delivering quality services and I believe this gets around by word of mouth more than we realize," she added.

Now when customers rent table linen rentals, chair cover rentals and other wedding linen rental products from this popular company, they can also rest assured that they are helping the environment by working with a company that promotes the health of the planet through healthy, green practices.

Magical Party Rentals is a San Diego, California based linen rental company offering high quality rental products including chair cover rentals, table linen rentals and wedding linen rentals as well. For more information about Magical Party Rentals, visit http://www. magicalpartyrentals. com (http://www. magicalpartyrentals. com)

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Cinpathogen Research Indicates Significant Differences in the Prevalence of MDS Between China and the West

Cinpathogen Research Indicates Significant Differences in the Prevalence of MDS Between China and the West.

Speaking at the Benzene 2009 Symposium, Dr. Richard Irons, CEO of Cinpathogen, Inc., announced significant differences in the prevalence of myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) subtypes between China and the West. The findings indicate a need for different therapeutic strategies to treat the disease in China.

Munich, Germany (PRWEB) September 9, 2009

Speaking at the Benzene 2009 Symposium (http://www. tum-benzenesymposium. de/), Dr. Richard Irons, CEO of Cinpathogen (http://www. cinpathogen. com/), Inc., announced significant differences in the prevalence of myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) subtypes between China and the West. The findings indicate a need for different therapeutic strategies to treat the disease in China.

Dr. Irons' presentation summarized a portion of the findings from the Shanghai Health Study. As part of the study, Cinpathogen researchers diagnosed and analyzed 649 new cases of MDS in Shanghai over a four year period. With that number of cases, it's believed they have completed the largest individual study of MDS anywhere in the world, to date.

Key findings include:
 The median age for MDS development in China is 15 years younger than in the West  MDS associated with benzene exposure appears to present differently than unexposed MDS cases.

"There is immense satisfaction in knowing we, along with our collaborators, have answered questions that have been on the table for decades," said Dr. Irons. "These results may benefit patients currently in treatment and assist researchers working on new therapies."

Cinpathogen recently completed its portion of the Shanghai Health Study, an eight and a half year research project to study the prevalence of hematopoietic and lymphoid diseases in Shanghai. Particular attention was given to the role of benzene in these diseases.

Participating institutions, orchestrated by Dr. Richard Irons, Cinpathogen CEO, include Fudan University, the University of Colorado, the Shanghai Hematology Society, and the Shanghai Pathology Society. The project was funded by the Benzene Health Research Consortium from January 2001 to Sept. 2009.

Cinpathogen, a leading biomedical research and consulting firm in Shanghai, operates the Fudan-Cinpathogen Clinical and Molecular Research Center providing diagnostics to patients from over 30 Shanghai area hospitals and conducting translational research on hematopoietic and lymphoid disorders in China.

For more information, please contact Dr. Richard Irons by calling Cinpathogen's Boulder, Colorado office (303-381-2543) or Shanghai office ( 86-21-5423-7760).

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Friday, May 9, 2003

The Second Issue of The Blue Book from the Metropolitan Dog Club Focuses on New York City, the Premier Metropolis for Dog Owners

The Second Issue of The Blue Book from the Metropolitan Dog Club Focuses on New York City, the Premier Metropolis for Dog Owners

The next issue of the Metropolitan Dog Club's Blue Book magazine focuses on New York City. Discriminating dog owners can educate themselves about pet health and canine culture by reading articles written by notable breeders, celebrity pet experts, esteemed dog authors, prominent veterinarians and serious dog enthusiasts.

New York, NY (PRWEB) May 4, 2009

Following a successful launch of its new magazine, The Metropolitan Dog Club returns with its second issue of The Blue Book Magazine. Named for the club colors, The Blue Book will feature a well-rounded roster of stories catering to discerning dog enthusiasts and their pampered pets.

"We're very pleased with the response we received from our first edition of The Blue Book," said magazine Editor-in-Chief Charlotte Reed, celebrity pet expert and club president. "Having launched prior to the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show was the perfect timing to reach our esteemed target audience of affluent New Yorkers and serious dog enthusiasts. It gave us the opportunity to reach a certain, dog specific audience in New York".

Reed also commented that advertisers were especially happy with the magazine because many of them were contacted within days of distribution from dog owners, residing in New York City. With close to 2 million licensed dogs, this is a great opportunity for pet product manufacturers and pet professionals to promote their goods and services. According to Reed, "In these tough economic times, pet owners are looking for cost-effective pet products and services that are solution oriented. Metro readers rely on our publications to supply them with the best information and the best products."

The second issue of the magazine features an exciting array of stories with a balance of news, entertainment and practical information. As its current editorial focus, The Blue Book highlights New York City as one of the most dynamic and interesting dog communities in the world. Stories including in the publication discuss:

Spotlight on the top ten dog breeds in New York City
Money Saving Pet Tips
Stories about the care of Senior Pets and the Misconception of Toy Dogs
How to handle 7 common emergencies
A preview of canine fall fashions
Focus on the William Secord Gallery
Purebred dog adoption
Canine crafts
A wrap up of the Westminster Show and more

Esteemed members of the dog world who are members of the "Metro" volunteered their time to help create a unique magazine that contains insights about canine art, dog culture, special events, health issues and the sport of showing dogs in the greatest city in the world. Members include: Joanne Anderson; Mark Burns, DVM; Andrew DePrisco; David Frei; Joel Gavriele-Gold, PhD; Babette Gladstein, VMD; Ylisa Kunze; Arthur Liese; Victoria Oelerich; Sharon Sakson; John Sangorgio, DVM; Jane St. Lifer-Kennedy; and Charlotte Reed.

The magazine is available in pet stores, veterinary offices, dog parks, at NYC events, shelters, outdoor festivals, hotels, real estate offices and anywhere dogs are found.

To learn more about The Blue Book magazine, contact its editor-in-chief, Charlotte Reed at president (at) metropolitandogclub (dot) com or 212-465-3184.

To advertise in the The Blue Book magazine, contact its publisher, Gregg Oehler, at (212) 226-3955.

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Scalezone. com Weighs In On Scale Industry With Launch Of New E-commerce Web Site

Scalezone. com Weighs In On Scale Industry With Launch Of New E-commerce Web Site

Scalezone. com offers one-stop shopping for the lowest prices on scales and balances for home, health, laboratory, business or industry use.

(PRWEB) December 21, 2002

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Dallas, TX. (December 18, 2002) - The Scalezone. com team is pleased to announce the launch of our new e-commerce web site, www. scalezone. com

From simple bathroom scales for home use to high-resolution analytical balances for laboratory applications, Scalezone. com has the scale youÂ’re looking for. Scales for health, hobby, kitchen, educational, jewelry, shipping/postal, retail and deli, laboratory and industrial uses are available for secure, online ordering. We carry quality weighing equipment from top manufacturers such as: Ohaus, Sartorius, Ainsworth, NCI, CAS, Tanita and Salter. Scalezone. com also offers electronic gift certificates which are redeemable for both consumer and industrial/laboratory products.

Our “Scale Seeker” advanced search makes it easy to find a scale with the exact specifications you need. If you are unsure about what capacity or resolution works best for your application, try our FREE online unit converter, “Convert It!” – a great utility for finding equivalents in mass, area, density, temperature, volume and more.

To celebrate our site launch, we are currently offering a special promotion on the Ohaus Explorer E01140 analytical balance (110g x 0.0001g). For a limited time, this feature-packed balance, which lists for MSRP $2145, is available for only $1495 (plus shipping and handling.) Visit our site at www. scalezone. com

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Thursday, May 8, 2003

Global Nucleic Acid Testing Market to Reach US$5.6 Billion by 2015, According to New Report by Global Industry Analysts, Inc

Global Nucleic Acid Testing Market to Reach US$5.6 Billion by 2015, According to New Report by Global Industry Analysts, Inc.

GIA announces the release of a comprehensive global report on nucleic acid testing market. Global market for nucleic acid testing is projected to reach US$5.6 billion by the year 2015. Growing demand for nucleic acid testing in developing customized medicines and in enhancing the healthcare sector within the life sciences industry is expected to accelerate the market in the coming years.

San Jose, California (Vocus) June 3, 2010

Nucleic acid testing (NAT) is one of the fastest-growing segments of the molecular diagnostics market. Nucleic acid tests outweigh the traditional culture techniques in terms of sensitivity and speed. NAT based tools are widely being used for developing in-vitro diagnostics (IVD) and for discovery and manufacture of novel biomarkers. NAT is the most advanced diagnostic test for examining pathogens of interest and other various genetic disorders. Despite NAT being in the developing stages, the tests are one of the fastest growing segments of the IVD industry. The segment is mainly driven by Viral load applications, HIV, hepatitis and CMV diagnostics.

The US represents the world’s largest market for nucleic acid testing as stated by the new market research report on Nucleic Acid Testing. Adoption of the nucleic acid testing by the clinical laboratory field has been at a rather slow pace than estimated. However, the adoption rate of molecular diagnostics is most likely to increase in the coming years, thanks to the advent of various new technologies such as blotting technologies, amplification technologies, microarray, RNA inhibition analysis, probe technologies, electrophoretic technologies and others.

Major players in nucleic acid testing profiled in the report include Abbott Laboratories Inc., Applied Biosystems Group, Becton, Dickinson and Company, Genomic Health Inc., Genzyme Corporation, Myriad Genetic Inc., Novartis AG, Roche Diagnostics and Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics Inc., among others.

The report titled “Nucleic Acid Testing: A Global Market Report” announced by Global Industry Analysts, Inc., provides overview of market, market trends, product overview, product developments/introductions, and recent industry activity. The study analyzes market data and analytics in terms of value for regions including the US, and Rest of World. Further, the report analyzes European Nucleic Acid-based Amplification Reagents market by the following segments - Genetic Testing, Infectious Diseases, and Transplant Diagnostics.

For more details about this comprehensive market research report, please visit – http://www. strategyr. com/Nucleic_Acid_Testing_Market_Report. asp

About Global Industry Analysts, Inc.
Global Industry Analysts, Inc., (GIA) is a reputed publisher of off-the-shelf market research. Founded in 1987, the company is globally recognized as one of the world’s largest market research publishers. The company employs over 800 people worldwide and publishes more than 1100 full-scale research reports each year. Additionally, the company also offers thousands of smaller research products including company reports, market trend reports, and industry reports encompassing all major industries worldwide.

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Monday, May 5, 2003

The Senior Home Safety Network Announces New Inspection Services to Help Keep Homes Safe for Seniors Aging in Place

The Senior Home Safety Network Announces New Inspection Services to Help Keep Homes Safe for Seniors Aging in Place

When we were children, we would have never guessed that “coming home for the holidays” would include trying to check if our parents were still safe in their homes. Senior Home Safety Network (SHSN) founders Dan and Teresa Howard had exactly that happen to them, and announce nationally available inspection services to help seniors aging in place stay safe and bring peace of mind to their adult children.

Freeport, PA (PRWEB) September 27, 2010

When we were children, we would have never guessed that “coming home for the holidays” would include trying to check if our parents were still safe in their homes. Senior Home Safety Network (SHSN) cofounders Dan and Teresa Howard had that happen to them, and announce nationally available inspection services to help keep seniors safe in their homes and bring peace of mind to the senior's adult children. With regional offices in 42 cities, a concerned family member in California can easily order services in Maryland, or any other area. SHSN services identify safety hazards, find issues that need attention to protect the value of a home or ease the return of a senior to their home after being away from the house. 

Dan remembers that before the problems started with the parents in Florida, “nobody was better at taking care of homes than my father-in-law, Louie. He did the odd jobs in the senior community where they lived in Florida just because he loved people and enjoyed tinkering. Anita was as sharp as a tack, and would clean your clock at cards because she was counting those cards from the time they left the deck.” 

Then things changed, but Dan, Teresa and the other family members did not recognize what the changes meant. The house was not being kept clean and Louie’s tools were not in perfect order. That was the missed signal that Anita and Louie were in trouble and their home was no longer safe. With the power of hindsight, Teresa recalled the time that Anita was shocked that her mother stopped cleaning the home. For generations, housekeeping changes have been the secret barometer that things are slipping in a home and the lives of seniors, and for generations the children have missed that sign.

Dan says “it is almost funny, as kids, we would chuckle about getting something past our parents. Now the parents are getting things over on the kids such as they can’t fix the loose steps in the basement, or have the gas leak repaired. We were shocked that our parents can be sneaky when it came to fooling us into believing that they were still doing OK.” 

The time did come that Anita and Louie did let down their guard to ask Dan and Teresa to visit and spruce up their Florida home. A little paint here, and an adjustment there and the work was supposed to be over. It was then that Dan, as a 30 year veteran home inspector noticed the wiring that was pulled out of the wall and the loose paddle fan over the master bedroom bed among other serious hazards in the home.

That was the beginning of the Senior Home Safety Network (SHSN) which is the first national service to help seniors and their families keep homes safe for seniors aging in place.

Senior Home Safety Network Inspectors have the equipment, certified training and education to recognize safety hazards in the home. Each SHSN Inspector must have criminal record clearances. These professionals must follow the SHSN Standards of Practice and utilize the network reporting system including the privacy provisions for clients.

SHSN inspector’s qualifications can be verified by calling the national office or on the senior Home Safety Network website. To eliminate any conflict of interest or the potential for fraud, SHSN inspectors are not permitted to perform any recommended work on the home. 

SHSN’s mission is to help seniors maintain that quality of life, safety and personal freedom in their own home. The bottom line is that when they could, our seniors kept their families safe at home. Now it is our turn to help them. It is what should happen in the course of life.

Almost every SHSN inspector joined the network as a result of their experience with trying to help one of their loved ones to age in place. They know and understand the importance of this job. Information and ordering Senior Home Safety Network services can be done online (http://www. seniorhomesafetynetwork. com/2-4au_hto. html) or by calling the national office at 724 295 9123

Information about resources, services and products to assist seniors and their loved ones is available on the SHSN Facebook pages and the Senior Home Safety Network website (http://www. SeniorHomeSafetyNetwork. com). People facing the issues and challenges of helping seniors to age in place are welcome to share their experiences and connect to other persons facing these issues, related products and service links on the Senior Home Safety Network Facebook page.

About Us

The Senior Home Safety Network is a National Network of verifiably certified home inspectors with training and police clearances. We take our job and senior safety seriously. This program is a mission and a passion, not just a job. Each of our staff and every inspector is a part of the program because they believe in what we do. We are checking a home for health and safety issues. The Senior Home Safety Network is an American Society of Home Inspectors Endorsed Program (http://www. homeinspector. org/resources/partners. aspx)

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Author of Allergy Cookbook Offers Free White Paper

Author of Allergy Cookbook Offers Free White Paper

Motivational speaker and specialty cookbook author Lisa A. Lundy makes available to the public and media outlets a free white paper on the history of food allergies, which you can download from her website (no registration required): TheSuperAllergyCookbook. com.

Buffalo, New York (Vocus) July 2, 2009

As the Edmund Burke quote goes, "Those who don't know history are destined to repeat it." Motivational speaker and specialty cookbook author Lisa A. Lundy makes available to the public and media outlets a free white paper on the history of food allergies, which you can download from her website (no registration required): http://www. TheSuperAllergyCookbook. com (http://www. TheSuperAllergyCookbook. com)].

Hippocrates, the Greek physician, who is considered to be the Father of Medicine (460 BC - 370 BC), wrote extensively on how food could impact human health long before we had pesticides, herbicides, chemicals and other pollutants, as did many other historically influential physicians from around the world. Hippocrates wrote over two thousand years ago:

"For cheese does not prove equally injurious to all men, for there are those who can take it to satiety, without being hurt by it in the least, but, on the contrary, it is wonderful what strength it imparts to those it agrees with; but there are those who do not bear it well, their constitutions are different…"

Complete with several quotations from Internationally known physicians and twenty-seven medical references, this white paper gives a snapshot view of the history of food allergies (http://www. thesuperallergycookbook. com/history. html) from Hippocrates time to the 1900's as well as the differences in lifestyle and technology in this same time period in a quick and engaging format. It is written in an easy to read format that anyone can understand, yet footnoted with the medical references for scholarly readers who want to dig in on a deeper level.

The white paper was written after extensive research on food allergies conducted at her local medical library as part of a medical paper to ensure that her then 20-month-old daughter's life-saving medical treatments would be covered by their HMO. Lundy believes that education is one of our best tools for transforming health care and provides a content rich website to help people with health issues that can be improved by dietary changes.

Lisa A. Lundy is the author of ''The Super Allergy Girl™ Allergy & Celiac Cookbook (From A Mother Who Knows™),'' a gluten-free, casein-free, dairy-free, egg-free, peanut and tree-nut free and other allergen-free resource for both the beginner and experienced baker. Her cookbook, with more than 225 excellent recipes and over 100 pages of essential information, is not a me-too allergy and celiac cookbook as you might suspect just by looking at the appealing cover. If you order now you will receive 10% off the list price of this exceptional book when you order from http://www. TheSuperAllergyCookbook. com (http://www. TheSuperAllergyCookbook. com)] using the promotional code HISTORY on the order. The 10% discount expires on July 31, 2009, and has a limit of one per customer.

Http://www. TheSuperAllergyCookbook. com (http://www. TheSuperAllergyCookbook. com)

Size: 6" x 9"
Pages: 405 pages
Soft Cover, Perfect Bound
ISBN#: 978-0-9797542-0-3
Price: $28.95

Contact: Ms. Lisa Lundy
Phone: (716) 835-6392
E-mail: Lisa(at)theroostercrows. com

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