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Rich Sootkoos: Green Alternatives for Big Business

How can you clean up by riding the green wave? Rich Sootkoos' company, Reproduct, has created a greener alternative to recycled paper and is helping corporations create greener marketing materials, company reports, and greeting cards. Here he talks about building reuse into his products and garnering support from Microsoft execs,...

Tags: Intel, Microsoft, John Kerry, Rich Sootkoos, Reproduct, Green business, Corporation, Marketing, Marketing Research, reuse, recycle

Videos 2007-10-21

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John Wayne centennial holster set

From DeSantis This DeSantis Gunhide exclusive package is a fitting tribute to one of the film industry's most beloved icons. In five decades of Hollywood classics, John Wayne mastered the role of Western hero like no other actor in cinema history. Now, celebrate his long...

Articles 2008-08-01

The good doctor laid it all on the table

Last Night's TV DR ALICE ROBERTS: DON'T DIE YOUNG BBC2 SEX AND THE NEANDERTHALS: REVEALED FIVE Just don't expect me not to snigger, that's all. I know we're supposed to be grown-up about these things and that today's children are, notionally at least, growing up...

Articles 2008-07-30

Colorado Center for Reproductive Medicine Increases Success Rates to 80 Percent with Comprehensive Chromosomal Screening of IVF Embryos

DENVER -- The Colorado Center for Reproductive Medicine CCRM announced today an increase in in vitro fertilization IVF success rates to 80 percent from its Institutional Review Board-approved clinical preimplantation genetic screening PGS study involving comprehensive screening of all 23 pairs of chromosomes on day five embryos blastocysts. ...

Articles 2008-07-30

US lawmakers to ban toxins from toys: reports

WASHINGTON AFP — US lawmakers agreed to ban the use of a group of chemicals in toys and other children's products that consumer groups say cause serious health effects, newspapers reported Tuesday. Congressional negotiators agreed Monday on the wording of a ban after months of wrangling, according to...

Articles 2008-07-29

Money is a key issue for assisted reproduction

Thirty years ago, Louise Brown came into the world amid alarmist predictions that her birth would end sex. Jeremiahs such as writer Jeremy Rifkin wailed that in-vitro ("under glass") fertilization would harm the future Louise. Bioethicist Leon Kass then warned that in-vitro fertilization, or IVF, by sundering the bonds between...

Articles 2008-07-27

California Supreme Court Gay-Marriage Ruling Reinforces Top Bay Area Fertility Specialists' Support for Same-Sex Couples

IVF clinic expands welcome to out-of-state intended parents SAN RAMON, Calif., July 23 /PRNewswire/ -- The recent California Supreme Court decision to allow gay couples to marry strengthens the commitment of the Reproductive Science Center of the Bay Area RSC, one of the state's leading fertility practices,...

Articles 2008-07-24

Soy Linked to Low Sperm Count

Eating half a serving of soy food a day lowers sperm concentrations and may play a role in male infertility, particularly in obese men, Harvard University researchers report. The reason for this relationship between soy and sperm count isn't clear. However, researchers speculate that soy increases estrogen activity, which...

Articles 2008-07-24

OKI Offers Polluxstar®, a Text-to-Speech Software That Reproduces One's Real Voice

Ideal for Applications Where One's Real Voice Should Be Used TOKYO -- Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. (TOKYO:6703) today announced it has launched "Polluxstar[R](1)" a text-to-speech TTS software that enables reproduction of a user's real voice complete with that individual's unique intonations and tones. By using Polluxstar on...

Articles 2008-07-24

Energy deficit interrupts periods: athletic girls face hormone imbalance from too few calories

SAN FRANCISCO -- Roughly one-fourth of high school and college female athletes stop having periods at some point, far more than the 2 to 5 percent rate in women overall, surveys have shown. A new study reveals a hormone imbalance that might help doctors identify girls at risk of losing...

Articles 2008-07-19

FIVE BEST Exhibitions

The Lure of the East (TATE BRITAIN, LONDON) Nineteenth-century British painters do the Near and Middle East: William Holman Hunt, Lord Leighton and Richard Dadd and others contemplate turbans, harems and hookahs. (020-7887 8888) ...

Articles 2008-07-09

Okla. Medical Research Foundation pinpoints body's system for

A team of scientists from the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation led by Michael Dresser have discovered a new process in meiosis that appears to help prevent formation of abnormal chromosomes. In a paper in the new issue of the journal Cell, the OMRF...

Articles 2008-07-09

Industries Honored for Being "Good Corporate Citizens"

Certificates of Recognition were sent to 459companies by the Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County for being "goodcorporate citizens" for the year 2007. These companies were consistent intheir compliance with all their industrial wastewater dischargerequirements in 2007. They met their limits for wastewater discharge, theywere free...

Articles 2008-07-09

Quidel to Hold 2008 Second Quarter Conference Call on July 23, 2008

SAN DIEGO -- Quidel Corporation (NASDAQ:QDEL), a leading provider of rapid point-of-care POC diagnostic tests, will release 2008 second quarter financial results after market close on Wednesday, July 23, 2008. Following the release of the results, Caren L. Mason, president and chief executive officer, and...

Articles 2008-07-09

Schering-Plough Announces Phase III Data for Sustained Follicle Stimulant

Corifollitropin alfa meets primary endpoints in ENGAGE Trial KENILWORTH, N.J., July 8 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Schering-Plough Corp., announced today that corifollitropin alfa, its experimental, sustained follicle stimulant SFS met its primary endpoints in the Phase III ENGAGE trial, according to data presented during a...

Articles 2008-07-08

W.T. Clifford, 64, Delta worker

William T. Clifford, of Mickleton, who worked for Delta Airlines for 44 years, died of esophageal cancer on June 25. He was 64. Mr. Clifford once sold a plane ticket to a man who attempted to hijack a plane in Philadelphia, said his son, Chris. No one was injured...

Articles 2008-07-08

G8 set deadline for health package to Africa

TOYAKO, Japan AFP — The Group of Eight leaders on Tuesday set a five-year deadline to provide 60 billion dollars to fight disease in Africa, but activists said the pledge meant little to the continent's poor. The leaders, holding a summit in Japan, pledged as part...

Articles 2008-07-08

Agile Therapeutics Appoints Senior Executive Jeffrey Frick as Chief Business Officer

Agile Therapeutics, Inc., today announced theappointment of Jeffrey Frick as Chief Business Officer. In his role, Mr.Frick will be responsible for leading the commercialization of Agile'slow-dose contraceptive patch in late-stage clinical development and workingwith Agile's leadership team to prioritize and expand the company's women'shealth product pipeline....

Articles 2008-07-08

Free Teleseminar Explores Surrogacy Requirements, Rights, Rewards

CHICAGO, July 8 /PRNewswire/ -- An attorney, a psychologist, and a past surrogate will join forces with an agency advocate for a free teleseminar on July 31 designed to demystify gestational surrogacy. "Surrogacy and You: Expectations and Realities of Carrying Someone Else's Baby" aims...

Articles 2008-07-08

Comprehensive Evaluation of the Printing Products & Supplies Market in the UK

DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/c22a09/printing_products) has announced the addition of the "Printing Products & Supplies UK - Portfolio Analysis" report to their offering. The Plimsoll Portfolio Analysis - Printing Products & Supplies is a comprehensive evaluation of the UK market. The revised and...

Articles 2008-07-08