Powerful and Cost-Effective Email Archiving Solution for Microsoft Outlook Released by TechHit LLC

Powerful and Cost-Effective Email Archiving Solution for Microsoft Outlook Released by TechHit LLC

TechHit announces a new version of its email archiving product MessageSave for Microsoft Outlook.

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) April 18, 2007

With email archiving becoming an increasingly important aspect of many businesses, TechHit LLC has released a new version of its popular email archiving product - MessageSave 4.0. Unlike complicated all-in-one archiving solutions, that require an IT specialist to manage, MessageSave uses a file-system based approach which ensures easy integration into any existing IT environment.

Today, business executives need to keep organized archives for regulatory compliance; industry professionals need to store emails with project-related documents; and sales people need to maintain an audit of email correspondence with customers. MessageSave is in use by thousands of users in financial securities, legal, healthcare, construction, engineering and many other industries.

MessageSave archives each message into an individual file. This allows the users to leverage industry-standard tools and technologies for backups, access control, managing, indexing and searching the archive. It also makes the archiving process easy to manage and cost-effective, while providing an alternative to expensive all-in-one server-based archiving solutions.

MessageSave integrates directly with Outlook for simplicity and ease-of-use, while providing flexibility and a level of customization required by power-users. MessageSave supports large-scale deployment and has an ability to centrally control settings by system administrators.

MessageSave 4.0 is now available for $49.95(US) per user. System Requirements: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/Vista and requires Outlook 2000, 2002, 2003 or 2007. Volume license discounts are available. More information is available at MessageSave for Microsoft Outlook (http://www. techhit. com/messagesave/).

For more information, contact TechHit LLC, 58 West Portal Ave #266, San Francisco, CA 94127 USA Phone: (415) 354-9711 Internet: http://www. techhit. com/ (http://www. techhit. com/).

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Mullins Laboratory Adds Secure, Internet-Delivered Demographic Capabilities

Mullins Laboratory Adds Secure, Internet-Delivered Demographic Capabilities

Hilgraeve, Inc., a long-time leader in data communications software, announced recently that Mullins Laboratory, located in Augusta, Georgia, has installed HyperSend PDX, the company’s Patient Data Extraction system. The software will provide Mullins Laboratory with a secure electronic health information exchange between their outreach clients and their physician customers.

Monroe, MI, (PRWEB) October 13, 2005

Hilgraeve, Inc., a long-time leader in data communications software, announced recently that Mullins Laboratory, located in Augusta, Georgia, has installed HyperSend PDX, the company’s Patient Data Extraction system. The software will provide Mullins Laboratory with a secure electronic health information exchange between their outreach clients and their physician customers.

Through Hypersend PDX, Mullins Laboratory can exchange sensitive information securely over the Internet with anyone at anytime. The web-based system and its integrated workflow management allows Mullins to exchange patient data automatically, even among unattended computers. In addition to saving time and reducing costs, Hypersend PDX requires very little training and can be quickly implemented.

“HyperSend PDX provides a secure communications channel that allows us to receive up-to-date patient data which improves the quality of the laboratory services of our clients,” remarked Joseph Mann, Manager of Information Technology/Management for Mullins Laboratory. “This has given us a significant advantage in a highly competitive market.”

Hilgraeve emerged as a cutting edge company and its product HyperSend as a leading, secure electronic data transmission technology, in part, as the result of HIPAA. Clinical laboratories need accurate, timely patient demographic information in order to properly process the tests requested by the physicians. Therefore, tremendous efficiencies are gained by automating the clinical order entry process.

“HyperSend PDX provides organizations such as Mullins Laboratory with an easy-to-implement, HIPAA-ready solution that lets them exchange patient data through the Internet today - safely, securely and economically,” said Jeff Beamsley, president and CEO of Hilgraeve, Inc. “In addition, the system provides workflow automation features that relieve many of the communication burdens health care providers face.”

About Mullins Laboratory

Mullins Laboratory has been physician owned and operated since 1954. In today's ever-changing health care environment, Mullins has consistently provided the best in medical laboratory services with a strong emphasis on "personal service." Unlike its competitors, Mullins Laboratory is independent, locally owned and operated. Because of our proven quality and service, Mullins Laboratory is the clinical and anatomical pathology lab of choice for health care providers in the Georgia and South Carolina region.

About Hilgraeve, Inc.

Hilgraeve, Inc. is a leader in secure Internet communications software with over twenty years of experience. Hilgraeve’s HyperTerminal product is on more than 50 million desktops as a standard feature within all Microsoft Windows products since Windows 95. Their award-winning, new HyperSend family of products enables computer users the world over to tap the exploding potential of online communications with easy to use, advanced data communications software that also addresses the dilemma of secure messaging. For more information, please visit www. hypersend. com or www. hilgraeve. com.

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US NetCare Launches to Provide Affordable Health Insurance for Non-US Citizens

US NetCare Launches to Provide Affordable Health Insurance for Non-US Citizens

US NetCare, an online administrator of healthcare and medical insurance plans to non-US citizens living in America, has launched to provide this growing community with affordable, practical insurance coverage. US NetCare offers a variety of plans to help all immigrants and other non-US citizens realize their own "American dream."

New York, NY (PRWEB) February 12, 2007

US NetCare, an online administrator of healthcare and medical insurance plans to non-US citizens living in America, has launched to provide this growing community with affordable, practical insurance coverage. US NetCare offers a variety of plans to help all immigrants and other non-US citizens realize their own "American dream."

US NetCare's medical services are provided by First Health PPO, an extensive, nationwide network of medical professionals that shares US NetCare's commitment to the well-being of the non-citizen population. All non-US Citizens residing in the US are eligible, and there are no long health history forms to submit for enrollment. US NetCare also features multi-lingual customer service representatives to assist individuals during the enrollment process and throughout the duration of their coverage.

There are over 30 million non-citizens currently living in the US, many of whom come seeking employment or other opportunities to better their lives and the lives of their families. The high cost of insurance can prohibit them from achieving success in their new country. US NetCare aims to offer more comprehensive and flexible plans that support the diverse needs of this group and do not hinder their ability to improve their quality of life and reach for their American dream.

Non-citizens residing in the US can include immigrants, foreign workers, exchange scholars, international executives, expatriates, green card holders, international students, undocumented individuals, or diplomats, among others. Through US NetCare, these individuals and their families can obtain coverage for the course of their time in the United States.

About US NetCare

US NetCare is a pioneer health insurance administrator, established with the purpose of improving the well-being of foreigners and immigrants in the USA. By providing innovative medical insurance plans at affordable rates, US NetCare serves the vast population of non-US citizens in America. Through extensive experience serving foreigners of many nationalities, regardless of immigration or visa status and financial capabilities, US NetCare has a broad knowledge of the special needs of this group. With multi-lingual service representatives, convenient enrollment process and commitment to customer care, US NetCare provides a comprehensive solution for the healthcare needs of the non-citizen community. For more information, visit www. usnetcare. com.

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Privileged Healthcare -- the Uniquely American Solution

Privileged Healthcare -- the Uniquely American Solution

The passage of House Bill H. R.3962 gives Americans a clearer view of Congress' best ideas on healthcare reform, including a long awaited public option. Despite the stated goals, key provisions of the House and Senate bills perpetuate the same privileged system that led to the crisis.

Santa Fe, NM (PRWEB) November 15, 2009

Middle-income families have reason to be concerned about Congress' healthcare reform ideas. Its proposals claim to be providing affordable healthcare for all, but a close look at the details reveals a different result.

Campbell-Graves' latest report, Privileged Healthcare - the Uniquely American Solution (http://www. campbell-graves. org/privilegedcare/), compares key provisions of the latest bill to pass the House of Representatives with two Senate proposals. The House bill brings with it the first look at a public insurance option. All three proposals frame how Congress intends to make healthcare affordable.

Author Phil Campbell-Graves warns, "When Congress says it is 'bending the cost curve,' it is talking about government spending." Two questions relate to the more meaningful cost issues. The first is whether proposals cut America's total spending, or just federal spending. The latter reallocates costs across society. The second question is how Congress allocates costs. Proposal details answer both questions. The answers indicate problems.

The report explores four topics that describe challenges confronting Congress. It then examines:

How proposals intend to control total costs; How proposed price restrictions would affect most Americans; How proposed mandates affect program performance; Whether consumer information proposals are sufficient; and, Whether the public option delivers what Congress promises. In their current form, Congress' ideas conflict with its stated goal. A promise of 'affordable' implies proportional to income. Affordable healthcare means everyone has a right to the same quality of medical care, irrespective of financial ability. Key provisions of all three proposals codify a privileged system. That system disproportionately burdens middle-income families. Moreover, one important quality is missing from all three proposals.

Privileged Healthcare - the Uniquely American Solution is a free, public-service report. The Adobe PDF file, with video, may be downloaded from campbell-graves. org.

ABOUT CAMPBELL-GRAVES. ORG: Campbell-Graves. org is a non-partisan public service project, founded in 1997. It focuses on policy topics related to the economy, mortgages, investments, taxes, and retirement. For more information, visit the Press section at Campbell-Graves. org (http://www. campbell-graves. org/press/) or contact the author, Phil Campbell-Graves, at 888-543-5130.

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New England Company Plays Santa’s Helper Importing All-Natural Candy Canes from South Africa for U. S. Kids with Special Dietary Needs

New England Company Plays Santa’s Helper Importing All-Natural Candy Canes from South Africa for U. S. Kids with Special Dietary Needs

The Really Healthy Stuff Company (REHEST) is making it easier for moms and dads to give their candy-loving kids the gift of good health this holiday season. Caring Candies are a unique line of all-natural sweets and treats from South Africa – including totally sugar-free candy canes – and are now available in the U. S. through REHEST’s exclusive distributor relationship with the manufacturer. Previously, desperate U. S. parents went through the ordeal of ordering this one-of-a-kind candy directly from Cape Town in South Africa.

Amesbury, MA (PRWEB) November 29, 2010

The Really Healthy Stuff Company is putting the ‘happy’ into the 2010 holiday season for kids and adults with dietary restrictions. REHEST is the exclusive North American distributor of Caring Candies from South Africa, a line of all-natural, sugar-free candy canes, bonbons, and lollipops that are perfect for people who love treats, but whose dietary restrictions prevent them from enjoying traditional holiday sweets.

“Most parents, particularly those whose children have dietary restrictions, are more than willing to ‘go the extra mile’ to put a smile on their kids’ faces. . . even if it means they have to shop as a far away as Cape Town in South Africa,” explains Bianca Riethmueller, CEO and co-founder of the Really Healthy Stuff Company. “And until we started distributing Caring Candies here in the U. S., desperate parents were forced to go through the ordeal of having to place orders for this high quality product directly with the candy maker in South Africa.”

In addition to paying for the candies themselves, parents incurred the added expense of shipping all the way from South Africa, and then worried that the packages might not arrive in time for holidays and birthdays. “But concerned moms and dads felt the extra effort was worth it because Caring Candies are simply unique in that they are delicious and beautiful, but can still be enjoyed by kids with even severe dietary restrictions. Bianca Riethmueller explains. “There simply was no candy like this in the United States.”

That situation has now changed. . . for the better. Thanks to the dedicated REHEST team, Caring Candies – including brightly colored holiday candy canes – may now be purchased throughout the United States by online orders from http://www. ReallyHealthyStuff. com. They are also available in U. S. retail stores including select Whole Foods stores on the East Coast, as well as other online retailers.

Easy availability is, in itself, a welcome gift for the holiday-stressed parents of children with food allergies or with diet restrictions due to illnesses like cancer and diabetes, and conditions such as autism, ADHD/ADD, and childhood obesity, not to mention cavity-prone teeth. “And Caring Candies are a perfect choice for parents who simply want their children to lead a healthy lifestyle,” says Riethmueller.

Caring Candies are also the only confectionary certified Kosher Parve by Union of Orthodox Synagogues of South Africa.

Inspired by Real Life Parents on Two Continents
REHEST was inspired by the experiences of Heather Flaherty, the mother of a child with severe food allergies “It took years of research and effort, but Heather was ultimately able to move her son off the autism spectrum,” reports Riethmueller, “in particular through dietary intervention.” It was this challenging, but ultimately successful journey that led Riethmueller, an entrepreneur and mother herself, to found the Really Healthy Stuff Company with Flaherty.

The origin of the Caring Candies company was similarly inspired.

Caring Candies were developed in South Africa in 2003 by Denise and Neil Glezer-Jones. Frustrated by the lack of healthy treats available for their own family, the father and mother team set out to develop a line of sweets specifically for diabetics, hyperactive children, dieters and other health-conscious individuals everywhere who, “wanted to say ‘yes’ to candy, but ‘no’ to sugar or other ‘nasties’ in any form, whether artificial colors/dyes, preservatives, artificial flavors, artificial sweeteners or other artificial ingredients,” reports Riethmueller.

The Isomalt Difference
Flavored only with herbs or fruits, Caring Candies are like no other product available in the U. S. They can truly be considered sugar-free and are among only a few candies in the world that children with dietary restrictions can enjoy. Candies labeled as ‘all natural’ or ‘organic’ are typically made with evaporated cane juice. “While evaporated cane juice is different from processed sugar, it is still sugar – even if it is not listed as ‘sugar’ on an ingredient label. So products made with evaporated cane juice cannot be tolerated by people with diabetes and other dietary restrictions,” Riethmueller explains. Caring Candies, on the other hand, are made with a sugar substitute called Isomalt which is made from beets. This is important because Isomalt is low on the glycemic index (GI), a comparative measurement of the amount of glucose released by a particular food over a two to three-hour period and a key measurement used by people with diabetes in the regulation of blood sugar. Caring Candies’ index at 9 (out of 100) on the GI compares highly favorably to evaporated cane juice (55 out of 100) and refined table sugar (80 out of 100). Caring Candies are also fat-free and low in carbohydrates.

But it’s the delicious taste of Caring Candies that truly sets them apart.

Award-Winning Flavor
In 2004, Caring Candies received the Palatinit Award for Best Sugar Free Product at an international competition beating entries from all over the world. In 2010, Caring Candies lollipops were recognized as best lollipops and as an Editor’s Pick by the Progressive Grocer, a US trade magazine covering the grocery trade.

Every piece of Caring Candies is expertly handcrafted and consists of only natural ingredients, with kid-friendly flavors that are derived from healthy herbs and fruit essences instead of synthetic sugar. “The amazing eye-popping coloration is all-natural and comes from veggies, plants, and herbs, too,” reports Riethmueller.

Caring Candies handmade, all-natural sugar-free candy canes are available in sampler packages that contain three flavors per gift packet, including ‘traditional’ Pure Mint, Raspberry, and Pineapple-Orange. For more information about The Really Healthy Stuff Company and Caring Candies and to place a holiday order, please visit http://www. reallyhealthystuff. com.

About The Really Healthy Stuff Company and Caring Candies
The Really Healthy Stuff Company (REHEST), headquartered in Amesbury, Massachusetts, is the exclusive North American distributor of Caring Candies, a line of all-natural sweets and treats from South Africa. Caring Candies are perfect for health-conscious candy lovers and those with special dietary needs, including diabetics, hyperactive children, and waist-watchers. Caring Candies sugar-free lollipops, bonbons, drops, hard candy and candy canes are healthy, all-natural and tooth-friendly, as well as kosher and vegan. For more information about REHEST and Caring Candies and to place an order, please visit http://www. reallyhealthystuff. com. A Media Kit is available at http://caringcandiesusa. com/.

Contact:
Bianca Riethmueller, President & CEO
The Really Healthy Stuff Company
110 Haverhill Road, Suite 299
Amesbury, MA 01913
Http://www. reallyhealthystuff. com
Media Information: http://caringcandiesusa. com/
978-225-8826
Info(at)rehest(dot)com

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AccessRx. com Launches Redesigned Website, Adds Content and Builds Online Community

AccessRx. com Launches Redesigned Website, Adds Content and Builds Online Community

AccessRx. com today launched several new sections of helpful consumer information on its revamped website. AccessRx has provided tens of thousands of online customers with brand-name, FDA-approved prescription drugs since 1998.

Tempe, AZ (PRWEB) January 15, 2009

AccessRx. com today launched several new sections of helpful consumer information on its revamped website. AccessRx has provided tens of thousands of online customers with brand-name, FDA-approved prescription drugs since 1998.

An abundance of new features, such as a customer care center and learning center, have been added.

The new learning center includes:
 Health Articles  Informative Research Articles (http://www. accessrx. com/research)  A Blog  Interactive Quizzes

In addition:
 New overviews for each product category, such as sexual health and hair loss, are provided.  The Entertainment Section has been augmented.  A new Press Release Section has been added.

"AccessRx invests a lot of effort in providing useful information, and an interactive environment, for consumers," said Rich Bernstein, marketing director for AccessRx. "We want our customers to be educated. We provide more than medications, we provide answers. Our informed online customers appreciate this benefit. We just conducted a Urologist Survey regarding erectile dysfunction (http://www. accessrx. com/research/urologist-survey-results. htm) & treatments, which took responses from 17 urologists around the country."

The AccessRx. com overhaul, in addition to providing new content, was also performed to create a more open, simple, organized and visually appealing website. Customers can now more easily log-in, find medications, order items and proceed to check-out.

Also, the redesign brings a more interactive approach for AccessRx. com. The new blog will invite users to participate; and the website is also creating a community atmosphere for its visitors, who will be able to take part in social media networks such as Twitter (http://twitter. com/accessrx), Flickr, YouTube and more, with AccessRx. com.

"AccessRx is an innovative leader within the online pharmacy industry when it comes to providing its visitors with interactive opportunities and social media outlets," said Bernstein. "No other online pharmacy currently provides such an atmosphere for consumers."

About AccessRx. com:

AccessRx. com is serviced by on-staff physicians who are licensed and located in the U. S.
AccessRx. com is powered by Secure Medical, a medical processing company in Tempe, Arizona.

For more information, please visit www. AccessRx. com.

Press Contact:
Richard Bennis
Medical Writer
1-800-467-0297

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Can an Independent Recording Artist Help Re-Create the World?

Can an Independent Recording Artist Help Re-Create the World?

How will the choices we make today affect the world of tomorrow? This is the question being asked by an independent recording artist with the release of her new online video. The vast population living in urban cities is having the effect of consolidating and limiting the choices being offered to people. Robin looks at some options that are available.

Ukiah, CA (PRWEB) October 4, 2005

If you have been around for a few decades, then you have probably noticed some changes.

Highways where traffic moved at a fair speed in the 70's and 80's are now jammed with cars inching along; orchards and open spaces once offering food, oxygen, and beauty throughout towns have become malls and solid concrete strips; and where drinking tap water was once taken for granted, the thought of consuming unfiltered, unpurified, or un-bottled water is unfathomable.

So what would the modern world be like if the people of yesteryear hadn't spoken out on behalf of the parks, air and food quality, wildlife, waterways, and working conditions among many other concerns. Then again, what would life be like today, if back in the 50's and 60's there had been enormous public and corporate pressure to develop and put federal dollars into alternative fuels and open space planning and preservation? If we knew then what we know now, would we have made other choices?

This leads up to the question being asked by one recording artist, Kristine Robin, in her new online video "Creating the World of Our Dreams," (which can be viewed at: http://www. kristinerobin. com/worldofdreams/oneisthesun. html (http://www. kristinerobin. com/worldofdreams/oneisthesun. html)) Â…exactly how will the choices we make today affect the world of tomorrow?

Robin's video, featuring her song "One is the Sun" from her debut album "Everchanging Tides," combines music, images and words to address this provocative question. By collaborating with photographers from around the world she was able to obtain vivid images to pose this question as well as to tell stories reflecting on humanity's challenges and triumphs.

Robin says, "I sometimes think about what kind of life my three children will have when they're grown and want to have homes and children of their own."

Certainly, she is not alone when she ponders this question. 47% of the world's 6.4 billion population lives in urban cities, and when you look at industrial countries such as Japan, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and much of Western Europe the figure rises to 79% or more. (Population figures from the 2005 World Population Data Sheet of The Population Reference Bureau - http://www. prb. org (http://www. prb. org))

Having this many people living in moderate to heavily populated cities has had the effect of consolidating and limiting the choices that are offered to people to satisfy their necessities. Choices that are already defined for most of the population and are offered in a fairly structured manner range from where to obtain food, drinking water, clothing, available modes of transportation, where and how to get power, all the way down to how houses may be constructed.

While the public would like to hope that these choices were made to be most beneficial to the health of their families and communities, this has not always proven to be the case. Even when they may want to make better choices, the options aren't always obvious or readily available.

This is one issue Robin hopes to address when she suggests that, "Individuals can always influence the availability of options by how they vote, spend their money, or publicly voice their concerns."

Commenting on the video, which is inspired by a Hopi prophecy that speaks of the need to live by nature's laws to insure the survival of future generations, Robin says, "Innovating ways to simplify our lives that put less stress on natural resources is another option we all have."

It seems that people are responding to Kristine Robin's message. Since her video was released in early September, she has received a tremendous world wide response with over 100,000 hits on her website and many offers ranging from participating in an Israeli/Palestinian/Christian/Hopi peace vigil in Jerusalem to being a featured artist on numerous websites.

Within the song in her video is a prayer spoken in Native Cheyenne by her adopted Cheyenne grandfather, Eugene Blackbear (also known for his role as chief in the film Last of the Dog Men with Barbara Hershey.) The intent of the prayer, which humbly asks Creator to help guide the people of the world safely through these tough times, is certainly something we can all appreciate.

Robin hopes the video will bring people's awareness to the choices they are making in their everyday lives, and how the affects of those choices are creating the world in which they live.

Kristine Robin is a member of ASCAP and The Recording Academy. Her album Everchanging Tides is available from Amazon, CD Baby, www. kristinerobin. com, and retail stores across the country (listed on her website.) Currently 50% of profits from album purchases made through her website go to hurricane relief organizations. Another song from Robin's album entitled "The Dark and Light" will be featured later on this year in an upcoming film called "Dancer's Dreams" from Windsong Pictures.

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