Press Releases by Industry

2008-11-13 | Beverly Hills Orthodontist Dr. Atoosa Nikaeen recently was quoted in an Oct. 25 Newsweek Magazine article about cosmetic braces for teenagers.

2008-11-13 | The Littlest Lamb, a non-profit organization building an orphanage in Egypt, is honoring legendary soccer star and social activist, Pele, at their annual fundraising gala on Tuesday, November 25, 2008 at The Battery Gardens in downtown Manhattan.

2008-11-13 | United Parcel Service Pilot is an award winning film maker. Dewayne Rudd has created compelling documentaries on veterans with Alzheimer's, a young boy's exploration of NASA and the tour of China by the Americana Music Group.

2008-11-13 | For modern families with busy lifestyle finding quality childcare is as important as ever. With this in mind SittersSearch.com was launched to connect parents and families with sitters in their area.

2008-11-11 | A preliminary review of pesticide poisoning complaint records kept at the State Department of Agriculture and Department of Human Services reveals that children participating in school activities have been exposed to pesticides dozens of times in the past ten years.

2008-11-08 | Basic Concepts' revolutionary new "pop-up" platform in board games, called 3D Adventures, is now available at Toys R Us stores nationwide. The patented new board games, Haunted Ruins and Treasure of the Lost Pyramid have arrived in time for the holidays.

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2008-11-07 | The Crypto-Capers series is unique, new and interactive. The series can be used in many different ways and levels. Great for the classroom or at home. Readers will have fun with this series, why at the same time, learning about various topics. But most of all, the reader is involved with the story.

2008-11-07 | Summit Products high-style plush pups, The Beverly Hill Puppy Club, are available for adoption to young, fashion-forward girls nationwide this holiday season.

2008-11-04 | Dr Alexander Golbin Announces a Revolutionary Break-thru in Control of Bedwetting the Sleepdoc Device. Parents in the Chicago, Illinois Area Can Visit Dr Golbin With Their Children. Children From Across The Country Who Can Get Their Device Directly From the Manufacturer

2008-10-29 | Would you like to save your loved ones from danger? Would you like to prevent violence in your schools, your neighborhood, your community? Would you like another tool to help predict and prevent violence? Now you can.

2008-10-28 | YoNaturals, the nationwide leader in healthy vending has launched it's school healthy vending program in over 110 cities.

2008-10-26 | Stella Maternity Clothes now offers a shop by style feature that allows customers to quickly find maternity and baby clothes that fit their sense of style.

2008-10-26 | StemSave is a new company recovering and saving stem cells from extracted teeth. Dr Ira L Shapira, a Gurnee dentist has developed and patented methods and devices for a better method of stem cell collection in a minimally invasive manner that decreases morbidity.

2008-10-25 | As John McCain continues his run for the White House, a former Capitol Hill insider is making public an explosive revelation: John McCain is in league with a transnational, Israeli-backed criminal syndicate.

2008-10-24 | Since 1981, she has been teaching French and Spanish at Lebanon Junior High.

2008-10-24 | With 40 years of professional experience, Dr. Berman specializes in teaching English and education.

2008-10-24 | 'Hitler and Mars Bars' author, Dianne Ascroft, discusses her historical fiction novel and the intriguing period it's set in on her upcoming Virtual Book Tour.

2008-10-24 | Los Angeles Area Children's Boutique Makes Community Involvement Top Priority and will be showcasing top fall fashion styles from some of the highly sought after lines, for both boys and girls, available at the boutique such as Roxy, Ed Hardy, Harajuku Lovers and Paul Frank among others.

2008-10-23 | Ms. Swanger recognized as an excellent reading and writing teacher.

2008-10-22 | Dr. Noland has created an interactive classroom for his third graders, utilizing smart boards and computer technology to encourage reading, math and science studies.