04th June 2006
"Between television, radio, newspapers, and the Internet, Americans are bombarded with information," Brad Lakin, an attorney specializing in consumer rights and the President of The Lakin Law Firm in Wood River, Ill. "The question becomes, how do you sift...
04th June 2006
"Despite the revenues generated by the nursing home industry, many nursing homes are understaffed or hire unqualified staff," says attorney Brad Lakin, author of the free e-book, "How to Select a Nursing Home for a Loved One" (www.nursinghomechoice.com). ...
03rd June 2006
The free e-book, "How to Select a Nursing Home for a Loved One" (www.nursinghomechoice.com), was borne of the passion attorney Brad Lakin feels about elder abuse and neglect. His passion was ignited when his wife's great aunt, who suffered from Alzheimer'...
26th May 2006
A choking sensation. Gasping for breath. Fear. Panic. Death. All because a female nursing home resident was left unattended while eating, despite orders from her doctor that she be supervised during meals. Unfortunately, several hours earlier, another res...
26th May 2006
Given that, for 30 percent of people with heart disease, the first warning sign is death, early detection and treatment is critical. Mark Joyner, owner of South Coast Signature Services, Inc., in Anaheim, Calif. (www.leapoutsidethebox.com), is frustrated ...
26th May 2006
"In the U.S., we keep building more prisons, but current methods of prison construction waste valuable resources, most notably taxpayers' money," says Dennis Dubin, a real estate and venture investor whose activities have included interests in telecommuni...
15th May 2006
"64-slice scanners give people the opportunity to discover heart disease at its earliest stages, when it's possible to treat the disease and increase longevity," says Dan Caterino, owner of South Coast Signature Services Inc., in Anaheim, Calif. (www.leap...
15th May 2006
"In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, there were thousands of survivors who either couldn't be identified or who couldn't provide accurate information about their medications and medical histories. The vital link that could have made the difference betw...
15th May 2006
Sunray Oil employs the latest seismic, directional drilling, logging, and completion technologies to transform unproductive oil projects into profitable ventures. "Because each location and formation has different characteristics, our engineers and geolog...
07th May 2006
Sunray Oil's Abilene Project, which is situated about ten miles northeast of Abilene, Texas, recently produced a "gusher." "We just completed the first well of the Abilene Project, and it flowed more than 250 barrels of oil in the initial 48 hours," says ...
05th May 2006
Groundbreaking new technology in the form of a VCT scanner can save lives by detecting heart disease at its early stages. "It's a safe, five-second scan that measures and calculates calcium buildup – cholesterol-laden plaque – in the arteries," says Dan C...
05th May 2006
"One in five people who come into the ER are unconscious, and another three out of five convey inaccurate or no information about their medical histories," says John Blanchard, CCRN, CFRN. Blanchard, an emergency room nurse who has also worked as a flight...
05th May 2006
"Today's marketplace is so fragmented that lead generation is no longer about volume, it's about consistently delivering qualified potential customers with rich profiles and verified information," says Lou Pine, Co-Founder and Senior Vice President of Bus...
03rd May 2006
"Right now, Americans are consuming over 20 million barrels a day and the U.S. is importing over half of that. With the price of crude oil hitting an all-time high of over $70 per barrel, it's more important than ever that the U.S. reduce its reliance on ...
02nd May 2006
"We pride ourselves on our ability to provide our lead generation clients with volume, quality, simplicity, and speed," says Lou Pine, Co-Founder and Senior Vice President of Business Development for Permission Data (www.permissiondata.com). "We define cu...
