genConnect.com, a new social-networking website, is bringing vital women’s health information to women coast-to-coast from leading doctors in the field to discuss the topic Sex for Life. Women across the nation are expected to join a potent conversation that could change their lives on a topic that is as timely as it is important: sex [...]
On Friday, Oct. 29, over 100 people, including zombies and multiple Michael Jackson look-alikes, convened on Park City Mountain Resort’s Town Lift Plaza to participate in the second annual “Thriller Snow Dance.” The Snow Dance was designed to welcome winter temperatures, celebrate early-bird season pass prices and jumpstart the 2010-2011 winter season.
For the last 45 days, travel website ParadiseHunter.com has been searching the world for the perfect Travel TV Show host. With a submission deadline of November 5th, applicants only have one week left to submit their videos to apply for the dream job.
Image sensors have come a long way since the introduction of CCD sensor technology in the 1990s. These products have become an integral part of daily life, finding use in a wide range of applications such as cell phone cameras, notebook web cameras, digital cameras, video camcoders and security and surveillance systems among others. Thanks [...]
HarperOne announced today the forthcoming release of THE C. S. LEWIS BIBLE (November 2010). One of the most anticipated Bibles of our time, THE C. S. LEWIS BIBLE offers one of our most revered Christian thinkers as a companion to a reader’s reflection, meditation, and study of scripture.
- When you’re looking for a job, your resume is your introduction, your handshake, and your voice – even before you step in the door. The problem is most people’s resumes aren’t working for them; they’re working against them. For the resume you use to first contact potential employers, there is a seven-point list of [...]
Dealerskins, a division of Dominion Dealer Solutions and leader in automotive web solutions, has announced the addition of Ryan Pryor as the new Group Director of Search and Analytics.
- Examiner.com, the insider source for local, has brewed up some of the best Halloween content on the web from its 60,000-plus contributors. From where to find a haunted house, to Halloween safety, or how to avoid a zombie attack, Examiner.com has spooky coverage across all 234 of its US markets.
Despite the Cholera outbreak, The Mattapan School Tech will hold pilot Project Management workshops in Haiti focused on proposal writing and project planning. Students launch campaign to raise contingency funds.
QOOP announced today that Google has added links to QOOP so customers can easily order print-on-demand editions of over 2 million public domain titles available from Google Books. Google Books users can look for the “QOOP” link in the “Get this book” section on any public domain listing on books.google.com.
- The world’s largest global online business directory, hotfrog, has appointed Weber Shandwick to develop and execute its global public relations and digital communications programme, following a competitive pitch.
Burris Computer Forms ® announces Burris Four-of-a-Kind™ Lovely Lilac Postcards, postcards users can print themselves, using their own PC and laser or inkjet printer or copier. Anyone using postcards can print as few, or as many as needed, with no waste and no excess pre-printed postcards.
- Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Washington President Harvey Reiter today issued the following statement:
- McGraw-Hill Construction, part of The McGraw-Hill Companies (NYSE: MHP), today released its 2011 Construction Outlook, a mainstay in construction industry forecasting and business planning, which predicts an increase in overall U.S. construction starts for next year. The level of construction starts in 2011 is expected to advance 8% to $445.5 billion, following the 2% [...]
- Top rabbis of the largest Orthodox Jewish communities in Rockland county convened an urgent summit meeting Sunday evening to address threats to religious people and religious education. The rabbis unanimously agreed, for the midterm elections, to urge their communities to shun candidates who oppose morality.