Great Kids Corner – The Place To Recognize & Reward Kids

Los Angeles, CA (Vocus) November 25, 2008

Many of the brands selected for the Great Kids Corner online store have won awards for their products’ quality and safety and for the enjoyment they bring to kids and their parents. “We are very pleased to be adding a new brand, Olive Kids. The creativity of their kids bedding, accessories and decor, personalized products and collections make us all want to be kids again.” The products meet the highest standards of safety. They have received awards from Parenting Magazine and Wahmzone, and have been recommended by American Baby Contest, 5 Minutes for Mom, Mama Speaks, Parenting Journals and others.

“We enjoy bringing wonderful products to our customers that give kids joy and their parents a comfort level with the products they have selected,” states Dahlia Benaroya, President, Great Kids Corner. Brands carried by Great Kids Corner include Levels of Discovery, Teamson Design Corporation, LC Creations LLC, and E.M. Winston for kids bedroom furniture, kids accessories and decor, kids play furniture, and educational entertainment.

Levels of Discovery has received many awards for quality and creativity, including 1st Place Winner for their Toy Chests, Family Choice Award, National Parenting Publications Gold Award, CreativeChild Magazine Top Choice of the year and Seal of Excellence, and iParenting Media Awards. Levels of Discovery, LC Creations LLC, Teamson Design Corporation have proven safety records, meeting the highest industry safety standards, with products that are decorated with lead-free, non-toxic paints and finishes. E.M. Winston musical instruments have been recommended by top music schools including The Julliard Music School in NYC.

Kids love to play with and use our products. As they enjoy doing so, they are also enhancing their skills with the imaginative themes and characters represented by the products such as princess and frog, firefighters and heroes, sports, transportation, alphabet collections, and more. Great Kids Corner also selects educational entertainment that enables kids to enjoy hobbies while allowing them to develop their skills with products such as chess sets and musical instruments.

“Part of our goal is to give kids the opportunity to showcase their achievements,” states Dahlia Benaroya. Great Kids Corner has a partnering http://www.kidsloveto.com website series that showcases kids’ writing, artwork, performance, crafts, business endeavors, sports and photos. Portfolios can be customized for preparation for auditions and schools or to show family and friends across the world. We are pleased to announce that this ‘Kids Love To’ series has received its trademark registration.

This fall is a great time to shop at Great Kids Corner. “We have made it very affordable to shop at our store by having all products on sale, free shipping, and a bonus program that lets parents accrue 10% towards future purchases at our store,” explains Dahlia Benaroya.

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(PRWEB) January 27, 2012

boatshopper.com teams increases presence and will exhibit at 2 annual Boat Shows in Ft Meyers and Naples, Florida, The team is expected to reach 5,000 Attendees at the 2 shows.

These 2012 Boat Shows will have representation from every major Boat manufacturer as well as hundreds of accessory booths exhibitors. They will have more Suppliers’ booths and every type, size and style of Boat and water sports on the market. In addition the shows will offer some entertainment and basic seminars; they are anticipating record crowds this year.

With more families looking into recreation boating as an option over traveling out of the home territory, the Boat Shows allow families to explore without any pressure. It allows the general public to see all the new and exciting changes in today’s Boats and Water-sports. With hundreds of water crafts on display and educational seminars, the shows are the place to trade-in your old boat or water craft, and get all the information you need to get acquainted with the boating lifestyle. Also a huge display of boating accessories and supplies will be found at the show.

For more information on the boatshopper, please click link. The Boat Shopper also has a print magazine that lists boats and watercraft for sale by owner and dealers. You can find relevant Fisher Guides and stories from in your area at our publication http://www.flmarinetimes.com.

Other websites are; autoshopper.com, truckshopper.com, boatshopper.com and homeshopper.com.

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The Fluid Journal Online

Manhattan, Kan. (PRWEB) February 15, 2011

The Fluid Fertilizer Foundation (FFF) announced today that its flagship publication, The Fluid Journal, has enhanced its online presence to include nearly two decades of archives at its website http://www.fluidjournalonline.com

Since its formation, the FFF has funded over $ 3 million in fluid fertilizer research, and has accumulated thousands of pages of research data. The main goal of the Fluid Journal is to transfer this technical information into easy to read form to farmers and dealers so they may be better informed as to the technological advancements that the fluid fertilizer industry has achieved.

The Fluid Journal focuses on several areas:

     To evaluate the agronomics of fluid fertilizers in the production of maximum economic crop yields.
     To evaluate application techniques for fluid fertilizers.
     To investigate and inform our readers of innovative uses of fluid fertilizers under varied cultural, pest control and water management practices.
     To evaluate the efficiencies and conveniences of fluid fertilizer systems.
     To evaluate methods of controlling environmental problems with fluids.

The Fluid Journal highlights research projects sponsored by the Foundation and articles pertinent to the fertilizer industry and crop producers.

The Fluid Journal Online can be accessed freely by web browser and iPad at http://www.fluidjournalonline.com The Fluid Journal also provides links to its articles on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/fluidjournal

The Fluid Fertilizer Foundation is a non-profit organization committed to providing research and education for the fluid fertilizer industry. Since its formation, the Fluid Fertilizer Foundation has provided over $ 3 million for research at our Land Grant Universities and government agencies. The Foundation is funded and overseen by contributing members of the Fluid Fertilizer Foundation. For more information or to become a member of the Fluid Fertilizer Foundation, contact the Foundation office at 785-776-0273 or visit the website at http://www.fluidfertilizer.com.

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Macedonia, OH (Vocus) January 4, 2008

Patio Enclosures, Inc. the largest manufacturer and installer of sunrooms in the US, has become the first sunroom company to offer Energy Star® rated Sunroom Roof System panels, standard on all of its sunroom models that incorporate solid roofs. Roofs can be a source of substantial heating/cooling loss. Patio Enclosures, Inc. Sunroom Roof System panels reduce the transfer of heat and cold from the outside to keep sunroom interiors more comfortable and to lower energy requirements.

In addition to the highest rated energy-efficiency, the Patio Enclosures, Inc. sunroom roofing systems possesses superior strength, a key safety feature in regions that experience heavy snows and high wind loads. A recent demonstration featured a 2.5-ton General Motors Hummer sport utility vehicle atop the company’s standard sunroom roof panels.

“Patio Enclosures, Inc. has been working diligently to provide customers with an ever-expanding variety of products that are Energy Star® rated and provide exceptional energy efficiency for our sunrooms,” stated Ken Sekley, Patio Enclosures, Inc. President and CEO.

The Sunroom Roof System panels are the latest sunroom components for which Patio Enclosures, Inc. has received an ENERGY STAR® rating. The company’s Comfort-Gard® Plus glass for sunroom doors and windows, and Comfort-DeckTM insulated floor panels previously received ENERGY STAR® ratings.

“Providing technological leadership and superior products, such as the sunroom roof system panel, is why after more than 40 years we continue to be North America’s largest manufacturer and installer of sunrooms, solariums and conservatories. We’re extremely proud to offer these products to our customers.” Sekley said.

About Patio Enclosures, Inc.:

Patio Enclosures, Inc. has been recognized for several years by Qualified Remodeler Magazine as the Top Performing Sunroom Company in North America. Patio Enclosures, Inc. operates 30 branch locations across the United States and Canada and has more than 750 employee-owners. The company also operates three casual living furniture stores in northeastern Ohio and one in Pittsburgh.

For more information:

Reginald Carter, Public Relations

Patio Enclosures, Inc.

750 East Highland Road

Macedonia, Ohio 44056

phone (330)468-0700 ext. 2278

fax (330) 908-1123

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New York, NY (PRWEB) February 17, 2012

Surveys suggest that today’s baby boomers–those born between 1946 and 1965–will likely spend time caring for an aging parent or loved one, according to Paäge et Cie, a senior care consulting and financial services company.

Baby boomers in this category dedicate enormous time, energy and resources–many times, financial assistance–to make sure their aging loved ones are safe, secure, comfortable and maintaining the best possible quality of life. But, their own health and well being may be in jeopardy–there are only so many hours in the day!

To make matters more difficult, caregivers often lose out on moneymaking opportunities. They receive fewer promotions and wage increases along with less education as part of dropping out of the workplace or working fewer hours to care for a parent. This could result in a substantial loss of savings for their own retirement.

Most aging parents don’t want to feel as if they’re a burden on their children. But while caregivers deserve respect for their compassion and willingness to help provide elder care, how do they handle careers, children and care giving without completely wearing themselves out?

Look for community service organizations that offer help. Caregivers should start the search for community service organizations by visiting http://www.eldercare.gov. This government website is a public service of the U.S. Administration on Aging. Once they enter a zip code or city and choose a topic, a list of resources pops up.

Hire outside services. By spreading out the work a bit, caregivers give themselves a much-needed break so they stay healthy and can continue helping their parent. They should consider hiring services for house cleaning, yard work, laundry, grocery shopping, running errands and organizing.

Ask for help from family members. Caregivers should not be afraid to ask for help from family and friends. They can ask a family member to come over and visit, read a book, teach a senior adult how to use a computer, help set up a cell phone, or take a walk around the block. They should be specific about what’s needed and encourage people who want to help, but can’t, to provide a gift of services.

Consult with an elder care or senior care consultant. These consultants have seen the situation many times over although it’s likely a first time event for the caregiver. Consultants help caregivers weed through the information and help them better handle long-term care planning, often saving costly elder care attorney fees down the road. When choosing an elder care or senior care consultant, caregivers should look for someone who has the financial and organizational skills necessary to handle their parent’s worries, wishes and priorities. They should offer a customized solution while building a strong relationship with other family members, accountants, attorneys, financial planners and investment advisors.

Claudette Paäge of Paäge et Cie works as a senior care consultant and a financial confidant to clients ranging from Generation Y through Baby Boomers and the Silent Generation in NY, NJ or CT or the greater New York metropolitan area. She focuses on individuals, children with aging parents, families, busy professionals and retirees. She helps older adults who live at home or in an assisted living facility meet the challenges of everyday living with dignity and grace. Visit us at http://www.paageetcie.com.

Media Contact:

Claudette Paäge

Paäge et Cie

914-725-0343

paageetcie.com

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Dresher, PA (PRWEB) February 24, 2011

MagneticallyHeldLightBulbs.com, a blog about innovative lighting, has published several new pages, including “History of the Light Bulb,” “Magnetic Light Bulbs,” and “Indoor LED Lighting.”

The page “History of the Light Bulb” from MagneticallyHeldLightBulbs.com details the development of light bulbs, from the earliest incarnations of the incandescent light bulb. The author notes that the concept of the light bulb was first explored in the early 19th century by inventors like Humphry Davey and Warren De la Rue. However, the page states that the carbon filament and the tungsten filament were both significant developments that made light bulbs “practical” for a majority of households.

“Magnetic Light Bulbs,” published on MagneticallyHeldLightBulbs.com, describes the advantages inherent in light bulbs and fixtures that utilize a magnetic design. Magnetic light bulbs, according to the page, are simpler to install than standard screw in light bulbs. Despite the convenience provided by this lighting method, the author admits that magnetic light bulbs are not generally sold in stores, and modifications kits for existing lighting hardware are rare.

“Indoor LED lighting may just be the future of household lighting,” begins MagneticallyHeldLightBulbs.com on the page “Indoor LED Lighting.” The page explains how LED light bulbs, with their energy efficiency and long lifespan, are expected to replace incandescent and CCFLs in the coming years. Current LED lighting uses semiconductors with multiple LED diodes to produce light. Despite LED light bulbs’ predicted success, the author mentions their price range of $ 20 and up as a barrier preventing adoption by most consumers.

About MagneticallyHeldLightBulbs.com:

MagneticallyHeldLightBulbs.com was launched in May of 2010 with an article about the benefits of non-screw light bulbs. Website Business is responsible for designing and maintaining the site structure of MagneticallyHeldLightBulbs.com.

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2012 Cottage & Lakefront Living Show – Detroit

Novi, Mich. (PRWEB) February 14, 2012

The fifth annual Cottage & Lakefront Living Show opens Thursday, Feb. 23 and runs through Sunday, Feb. 26 at the Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi, Mich. demonstrating how to make the most of lakefront home and vacation living.

“Cottage, lakefront property and vacation homeowners or those looking to buy, build or rent will find everything they’re looking for and more,” said Mike Wilbraham, show producer of ShowSpan, Inc. “Exhibits, experts and special features include ideas to buy and sell waterfront property; private consultations with builders, contractors and architects and rustic furniture, fine art and decorative accessories for sale.”

Sharing and keeping the cottage in the family for use currently and for future generations, environmentally sensitive lake practices, birds of prey, nature photography, hobbies and other ways to enjoy your cottage more will be explained by the Cottage Living Stage experts.

The Log and Timber Frame Showcase will include how a cabin is put together, floor plans, profiles, roof options, log species, cedar siding, full logs, post and beam and do-it-yourself or contractor built home packages. Builders, contractors and architects will be available for scheduled private consultations through the show’s website. Seminars on planning and building timber frame homes and buying and selling waterfront property will take place during the show.

Sand Pirate Janet Schrader of Fairy Godmother Services in Lakeside, MI. will share the secrets of sand as she builds a giant medieval sandcastle, teaching how to make towers, doors, windows and stairs and hosting a sandcastle contest. The Beach, a giant sandbox complete with sand and carving tools for creative building by children and adults, will allow you to join the fun and turn a pile of sand into a sand sculpture. Children will have the opportunity to climb on inflatables and a portable climbing tower at the Cran-Hill Family Zone. Fishing will be available at the Live Trout Pond that is fully stocked by Michigan B.A.S.S. Federation Clubs.

Michigan Natural Shoreline Partnership will provide informal advice and educational materials from Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, Michigan Lake & Stream Association and other agencies, organizations, contractors and landscape professionals on shoreline construction projects and natural shoreline landscaping that benefit lake ecosystems and protect Michigan’s inland lakes.

Michigan artists at the Cottage Fine Art Show will present wildlife photography, Great Lakes and Michigan inland lakes steel silhouettes, Petoskey stone art, jewelry and custom woodcarvings for sale. Decorative accessories, Michigan lakes aerial photography and food items from fudge to cherry products will be available for purchase at the Lakefront Marketplace.

Handcrafted building techniques of a stand up paddleboard will be demonstrated and displayed by DreamCatcher BoatWorks of Grand Rapids, Mich.

Cottage Living Center will provide the opportunity to relax and work on a community puzzle, put a pin in an oversized Michigan map to show where cottages are located or read a book selected from the 2012 Essential Cottage Reading List provided by Horizon Books of Traverse City. Patrons are able to post a cottage for sale or rent on our Community Cottage Available Board.

The Water & Woods Photo Contest Display will allow you to vote for the best photo that depicts cottage and lakefront living traditions.

Ideas to increase your outdoor living space are incorporated in the landscape displays that include wooden cabins, fireplaces, cooking options, patios, decks and gardening products. Other exhibits include log, timber frame and cedar homes, cottage rental, architects, cottage furnishings, lakefront homebuilders and realtors, lakeshore maintenance, boats and docks, outdoor recreational equipment, non-profit environmental organizations, government agencies, financing and other products and services. Experts throughout the show will provide tips, advice and knowledge on purchasing, planning, maintaining, financing and landscaping for spring, summer and year-round cottages and lakefront living.

Suburban Collection Showplace (formerly Rock Financial Showplace) is located at 46100 Grand River Ave. between Novi and Beck Road in Novi. Show hours are from 2 – 9:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday; 10 a.m. – 9 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $ 10; $ 4 for children 6-14 and children 5 and under admitted free. Discount coupons for $ 2 off Thursday or Friday adult admission are available at show’s website and participating Wendy’s restaurants. Free crossover admission from the Cottage & Lakefront Living Show to Outdoorama. On site parking is available for a fee. Social networkers can follow the show on Twitter http://twitter.com/novicottageshow or become a fan on Facebook http://NoviCottageShow.com/Facebook. For more information, visit http://www.NoviCottageShow.com or call (800) 328-6550.

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San Jose, California (PRWEB) February 10, 2012

Follow us on LinkedIn – Non-Alcoholic Beverages, primarily comprises carbonated and non-carbonated drinks, including colas, non-colas, fruit & vegetable juices, sports & energy drinks, RTD tea & coffee, and bottled water. Bottled water represents the fastest growing segment in the global beverage market. Consumption of bottled water per capita has increased over fifteen times since the 1980s. Rather than an occasional purchase, bottled water is now considered as an everyday purchase and a healthy substitute to carbonated soft drinks. In the US, for instance, bottled water is second most popular commercial drink, overtaking coffee and even beer. Besides health interest, the segment gained impetus from significant marketing efforts by key water companies. In the present global scenario where clean and pure water has almost become as precious as oil, steady growth is forecasted for the bottled water market worldwide.

Another promising segment in the non-alcoholic beverages industry is the soft drinks segment, which offers a wholesome and refreshing way to quench thirst. Consumers today are offered a wider choice of drinks than ever before, suitable for every occasion. Although conventional carbonated soft drinks continue to reign supreme, the industry has kept pace with changing lifestyles by introducing newer and innovative products, including sports and low calorie drinks. A number of convenient packaging and easily dispensable units have been launched to meet the requirements of the growing mobile population.

In the hot beverages segment, Coffee accounts for a major share of overall coffee/tea dollar sales while tea garners the remainder. Nevertheless, tea is gaining market share enthused by the promotion of numerous health benefits offered. Medical studies indicate that tea reduces the risk of coronary artery disease, stroke and some cancers. Health conscious baby boomers have driven tea to new heights of popularity, while expensive specialty coffees have maintained extraordinary sales levels despite the recent economic depression, so much so that some experts label the industry as recession-proof. Future growth in the coffee and tea industries would depend on two factors viz., quality and health.

The research report titled “Non-Alcoholic Beverages: A Global Outlook” announced by Global Industry Analysts, Inc., provides a collection of statistical anecdotes, market briefs, and concise summaries of research findings. The report offers a rudimentary overview of the industry, highlights latest trends and demand drivers, in addition to providing statistical insights. Regional markets briefly abstracted and covered include United States, Canada, Japan, Europe (France, Germany, and United Kingdom), Asia Pacific (Australia, China, India, Indonesia, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Vietnam and Thailand) and Latin America. The report offers a compilation of recent mergers, acquisitions, and strategic corporate developments. Also included is an indexed, easy-to-refer, fact-finder directory listing the addresses, and contact details of companies worldwide.

For more details about this comprehensive industry report, please visit –

http://www.strategyr.com/Non_Alcoholic_Beverages_Industry_Market_Report.asp

About Global Industry Analysts, Inc.

Global Industry Analysts, Inc., (GIA) is a leading publisher of off-the-shelf market research. Founded in 1987, the company currently employs over 800 people worldwide. Annually, GIA publishes more than 1300 full-scale research reports and analyzes 40,000+ market and technology trends while monitoring more than 126,000 Companies worldwide. Serving over 9500 clients in 27 countries, GIA is recognized today, as one of the world’s largest and reputed market research firms.

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Las Vegas, NV (PRWEB) May 16, 2009

Sunnect, Inc. and The Delaney Co. today announced at the National Hardware Show in Las Vegas that they have entered into an exclusive distributorship agreement. Through this agreement, Delaney will be the exclusive distributor of the Sunnect AP501 Advanced Protection digital door lock to the new construction homebuilding industry.

The Sunnect AP501 Advanced Protection digital door lock was designed to be a robust door lock providing the highest level of security to homes, offices, and anywhere a deadbolt lock can be used, while providing the convenience of digital technology such as keyless entry and automatic locking. It is guaranteed to fit standard door preparations requiring no additional drilling or wiring. The National Locksmith magazine recently called the AP501 “a dream to install and operate” and “one tough residential deadbolt… built like a tank.”

“Having worked with Delaney from the concept stage of the AP501, we are excited about expanding our current distributor relationship to an exclusive distributor relationship,” said Michael Kwon, president of Sunnect, Inc. “Delaney’s long-standing record of serving the homebuilding industry will be vital in marketing the AP501 to that market.”

“We have long recognized that the home security market was waiting for an innovative door lock to catch up to the digital age. The AP501 is that lock! It is truly a smart but durable door lock we can trust to secure our homes. Its elegant style will complement any hardware decor,” said Michael O’Bryan, president of The Delaney Co. “We are proud to be a part of changing history.”

Contact Information

Michael Kwon

Sunnect, Inc.

703-501-6409

mkwon(at)SunnectLock.com.

Michael O’Bryan

The Delaney Co.

770-844-1941

MichaelOB(at)Delaneyinc.com

About Sunnect, Inc.

Sunnect, Inc., a U.S. corporation founded in 2006 and headquartered in Springfield, Virginia, manufactures the AP501 Advanced Protection digital door lock.

For more information, visit http://www.SunnectLock.com.

About The Delaney Co.

The Delaney Co. is a manufacturer of Residential and Commercial Door Locks, Builders Hardware, Bath Accessories, and Door Hinges.

For more information, visit http://www.delaneyinc.com.

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Jay Shafer and his Tiny House

Madison, WI (PRWEB) February 03, 2012

Tumbleweed Tiny House Company is hosting a workshop designed to help individuals realize a dream of affordable housing. The two day event takes place in Madison, Wisconson on February 18th and 19th of 2012. Jay Shafer, founder of Tumbleweed Tiny House Company, is the featured speaker. Shafer, and his company, have appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show, CNN’s 360 with Anderson Cooper, and in Time Magazine. Tickets for the Madison Tiny House Workshop are available online.

Tumbleweed Tiny House Company has set up several events around the US, such as the one in Madison, WI, as an introduction to his company – but more importantly as an introduction to the Tiny House Movement. The February 18th & 19th workshop offer people a chance to meet with Jay Shafer and ask a series of questions about how to build a house and the small house movement. Shafer‘s focus will be to walk the audience through the building process; from laying the foundation to setting the roof on a Tiny Home. Shafer will also speak candidly about his personal experiences as a Tiny Home owner, which includes using a composting toilet, driving his house around the country, and finding free places to live. These workshops are a perfect way to learn about building one’s own home and down-sizing in a supersized culture.

“For decades corporations like those from the housing, insurance and lumber industries (under the banner of the International Code Council and state) have maintained that our houses need to be of a certain size to be legal. These mandatory consumption laws ensure a vibrant economy, as they increase spending on virtually everything- from heating fuel and property taxes to more trips to Ikea. While the program has been benefiting Corporate America for a long time, now, it wasn’t until just recently that our banks realized its full potential.” Says Jay Shafer on why Americans should consider owning a Tiny Home. “It turns out that when a bank tacks even larger house-size requirements onto those already imposed, they can get people to buy more house than they can afford, then, kick them out when they’re unable to make payments. It’s a win-win for banks at the front and the back end of the deal.”

The workshops are a great way for people to learn how to build a home, gain a comprehensive understanding of the Tiny House Movement, or consider why a Tiny Home is a sound investment – even as a second home! These events are scheduled to accommodate sixty people in each workshop. As seen with prior events, Jay Shafer expects a wide demographic of people to attend and.

More about Tumbleweed Tiny House Company: Tumbleweed Tiny House Company isn’t just a business, it is a movement! With over twenty small house plans choose from, the company designs homes with a socially responsible platform. Tumbleweed markets houses that range from 65 square feet to 874 square feet. The company is founded by tiny house guru Jay Shafer – who is a recognized leader in popularizing the tiny homes concept. For more information on the company, Jay Shafer, and to view the homes, please visit: http://www.tumbleweedhouses.com

To RSVP to this event, request a media kit, or submit an interview request, please contact:

Brett Torrey Haynes

brett(at)tumbleweedhouses(dot)com

(877) 331-8469 x 2

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