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Keep the 9-5 and Start a Small Business on the Side
Ever dream of starting a part-time business, but want to keep your day job? Personal Power Expert DeLores Pressley spent 27 years as an elementary school teacher, during which time she started two small businesses. DeLores shares her tips for starting a small business while working a full-time job. (PRWeb Nov 23, 2008)

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Mom-preneur wins 2009 Innovations Design and Engineering Award from Consumer Electronics Association
Milford, New Hampshire local hero, Mom/Entrepreneur Christine Ingemi wins the 2009 CE Innovations Design and Engineering Award Honor for her patent-pending Safe Volume Headphones. After telling her children to "turn it down, turn it down, turn it down", Ingemi invented headphones and earbuds that automatically keep the volume at a safe level-- no higher than 85 decibels. She no longer has to tell her children to keep the volume down, and her kids' hearing is protected from noise-induced hearing loss which is becoming common amongst kids and teens who use portable audio devices. Audiologist tested and nationally recognized, Ingemi's design has revolutionized the consumer electronics and child safety industries. (PRWeb Nov 22, 2008)

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YoungWriters.com Launched - Social Network for Writers
YoungWriters.com is a new social network for writers. It's a place for aspiring and accomplished writers to share their works, get feedback and socialize with others in the writing community. (PRWeb Nov 22, 2008)

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Mother and Daughter Team up to Deliver Green Gifts for Kids this Holiday
Into the Great Outdoors DVD Playfully Teaches Kids About Nature and the Environment. Animation and live action excite and ready kids to explore the outdoors and help build a green mindset. Books and CDs that introduce nature to kids. USA made. Environmental Packaging. Easy Green Gifts (PRWeb Nov 21, 2008)

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EF Educational Tours Premieres New Reality Web Series, Life on Tour™
EF Educational Tours, the world's leading educational travel company, is proud to announce the premiere of its new reality Web series, Life on Tour™. The series was filmed and produced by Bunim/Murray Productions, the creators of The Real World and other popular reality shows. (PRWeb Nov 21, 2008)

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Tritone Launches CourseWatch 2.0, Offering Customizable Music Education Content and Reporting Features
Today, Tritone released the newest version of CourseWatch, Tritone's course management system. A significant upgrade to the current product line, CourseWatch 2.0 was created in conjunction with the University of New Brunswick Faculty of Computer Science. (PRWeb Nov 21, 2008)

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bigWebApps HelpDesk Improves Maintenance Response Time at Dolce Atlanta-Peachtree
bigWebApps, a leading provider of on-demand help desk and customer support solutions, partnered with Dolce Atlanta-Peachtree to create a customized facility maintenance solution from the company's flagship application, bigWebApps HelpDesk. The scalable tracking solution helped to increase Dolce Atlanta-Peachtree's guest satisfaction in less than year by reducing maintenance response time and increasing accountability. For the first time in the conference center's history, maintenance response time dropped from 45 minutes to 15 minutes. (PRWeb Nov 21, 2008)

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Dr. Vicki Folds of Children of America Educational Childcare Centers Offers Fun, Educational Activities To Keep Younger Children Entertained This Holiday Season
Moms whose younger children come to them with the famous words "I'm bored" while out of school this holiday season can now turn to child development expert Dr. Vicki Folds' Tray Tasking learning activities to keep them entertained. (PRWeb Nov 21, 2008)

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Interlochen Arts Camp Accepting Applications for Summer 2009
Interlochen Arts Camp is now accepting applications for students interested in attending arts programs during the summer of 2009. (PRWeb Nov 20, 2008)

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Library of Congress Unveils Interactive Online Customization Features for Visitors, Extends Hours for the Public
"Passport to Knowledge" allows visitors to build individual collections of Library's treasures; "Knowledge Quest" game an exciting journey of discovery (PRWeb Nov 20, 2008)

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California State University to Offer Moodle through Moodlerooms
Largest system of public higher education provides choice in online learning services (PRWeb Nov 20, 2008)

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Give a Care Package to an Orphan This Holiday Season
This holiday season, consider giving a care package to an orphan who has aged out of the foster care system and is going to college without a family to provide emotional or financial support. Three times a year, the Orphan Foundation of America (OFA) sends care packages to thousands of foster students at colleges and training programs nationwide. Each care package is filled with school supplies, snacks, gift cards from major retailers, daily necessities and fun things that college students appreciate. (PRWeb Nov 20, 2008)

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Educational Warehouse™ Launches Redesigned Website
Educational Warehouse™ is pleased to announce the launch of their newly redesigned website www.EducationalWarehouse.com. (PRWeb Nov 20, 2008)

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SpectorSoft Enhances Award-Winning Spector 360
Top employee monitoring software boasts a more robust database and expanded filtering in the latest release of the award winning employee monitoring software, Spector 360 6.2. (PRWeb Nov 20, 2008)

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Articulate Announces the Guru Awards 2009 Contest
Competition provides the opportunity for Articulate software users to demonstrate their e-learning authoring skills. (PRWeb Nov 19, 2008)

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Spinning Moon Press Announces the Forthcoming Release of The Ghosts of Lone Jack by Lance Lee Noel
Spinning Moon Press announces the forthcoming release of The Ghosts of Lone Jack by Lance Lee Noel. The Ghosts of Lone Jack will be available wherever fine books are sold on April 1, 2009. (PRWeb Nov 19, 2008)

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Addison Gallery of American Art Maintains Impressive Education Program During Closure
The Addison Gallery of American Art continues its dynamic education program for teachers and students in the Andover, MA community and beyond. (PRWeb Nov 19, 2008)

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World's Largest College Fair, CollegeWeekLive, Breaks Attendance Record
More than 25,000 Attend Online Event - CollegeWeekLive Spring Scheduled for March 25-26, 2009. (PRWeb Nov 18, 2008)

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U.S. Department of Justice Monitors Web Use with Cyfin Reporter
The U.S. Department of Justice renewed Cyfin Reporter for the seventh year. Cyfin Reporter is a Web-use management software tool that allows organizations to monitor and report on employees' Web use. (PRWeb Nov 18, 2008)

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New Documentary Sheds Light on Space Based Solar Power
The Futures Channel's new online documentary, "Powering the Planet," brings high school math and science students up to speed on the energy challenges their generation will face and explores solar power from space as a long-term solution. Watch the movie: http://www.thefutureschannel.com/dockets/realworld/space_based_solar_power/ (PRWeb Nov 18, 2008)

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The New Face of Education: Customization Leads to More than Just College Admissions Rates that Defy National Averages
As the trend of students applying to multiple top colleges and universities increases, the chances of admission into those institutions continues to lower dramatically for everyone. One company, ImageScholar, serving the greater Los Angeles area has developed a formula that has its clients achieving admissions into prestigious universities at enviable rates, even in the face of such decreasing odds. (PRWeb Nov 17, 2008)

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uBoost Selected for Software & Information Industry Association's Ed Tech Business Forum 2008 'Innovation Incubator Program'
Online Rewards & Recognition Program Among Organizations Celebrated as Poised to Change the Market, Critical to Ed Tech Industry's Future (PRWeb Nov 17, 2008)

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Impact Factory® Announces New Heirloom-Quality Sleigh Bell Products for the 2008 Holiday Season
Magical Bells® sleigh bells evoke a genuine nostalgic appeal of simpler times, winter fun and holiday cheer. Under Christmas trees and near empty cookie plates, sleigh bells from Santa signify the power to believe in the spirit of Christmas and in Santa himself. Percentage of Magical Bells® holiday sales to benefit Toberman Neighborhood Center's "Holiday Cheer Program". (PRWeb Nov 17, 2008)

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DigitalSports Introduces BoosterClub360: Fundraising for the New Economy
BoosterClub360, an all-in-one, online fundraising-management tool for schools, clubs and associations across the country, makes fundraising fun again (PRWeb Nov 17, 2008)

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American Mensa Launches Online Career Center
Recent news stories have indicated that 70 percent of people fabricate their resumes, with many job-hunters falsely indicating that they are a member of Mensa, the high IQ society. Employers can now guarantee that their prospects are truly members by utilizing American Mensa CareerLink, an online career center where employers can browse potential employees that are pre-qualified as highly intelligent. (PRWeb Nov 17, 2008)

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Africa is Not a Country: Education and Children's Literature About the African Continent in the Age of Obama
With the election of Barack Obama, a leader with family in Kenya, educators could find themselves rethinking and revising how they teach the continent of Africa. Thanks to an illustrated children's book, "Africa is Not a Country", many American students are aware of the vibrant diversity of Africa's 53 countries. Without a rounded education about the continent, generalizations about the countries and cultures can limit our understanding of the continent and create harmful stereotypes. Educators across the country will be focused on issues like this the week of November 17th as it is both International Education Week and Celebrate Geography Awareness Week. (PRWeb Nov 17, 2008)

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Operation: Kid Equip Uses Social Media to Network for Supporters
Michigan-Based Charity Takes "Who You Know" Adage to Heart by Using Second Life and Causes on Facebook to Create Awareness of Organization's Mission (PRWeb Nov 17, 2008)

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High School Students in Richmond, CA will get Communications Training from Oakland, CA-Based Consulting Firm
Write It Well, a training and consulting company that improves business writing, will deliver a pair of e-mail writing workshops at Leadership Public High School in Richmond on Friday, November 21, 2008. In this era of high speed electronic communication and high-profile e-mail misfires, e-mail messages are in the spotlight. The workshops are designed to help high school seniors improve the quality of their e-mail messages and learn what's appropriate as they prepare for college applications, summer jobs and internships, and the demands of the business world. (PRWeb Nov 17, 2008)

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Worth & Company Receives Two "Best Places to Work" Honors
Worth & Company, Inc., a leading regional provider of mechanical contracting and maintenance services, has been recognized as one of the 2008 "Best Places to Work" by the Philadelphia Business Journal and for the sixth consecutive year as the one of the "Best Places to Work in PA" by the public / private partnership of the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development, Team Pennsylvania Foundation, Central Penn Business Journal, Best Companies Group and the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry. (PRWeb Nov 17, 2008)

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History Research Competition for Secondary Students Launches at National Council for the Social Studies Annual Conference
ABC-CLIO to Award More Than $60,000 in Cash & Prizes to Teams Researching Top 10 People, Events, Places Shaping History (PRWeb Nov 14, 2008)

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Ready to Rock Kids is Rockin' Music Kids Can Learn From
READY TO ROCK KIDS VOLUME 3 (Free Spirit Publishing, $16.95 for CD and book, $14.95 for CD only) by Dr. Mac & Friends uses a variety of musical genres -- rap, rock, show tunes, doo-wop, country, pop, dance, and more -- to teach children ages 4-9 about important topics like honesty, kindness, self-esteem, feelings, communication, positive thinking, overcoming fears, and celebrating diversity. Kids who learn these skills feel more confident and happy. (PRWeb Nov 14, 2008)

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Paths to Success: Demystifying the College Process
Paths to Success: Demystifying the College Process DVD embarks upon a journey through the state of California's college and university admission requirements. With verve and humor, educators Tiffany Anderson and Chantal Grayson team up to crack the college admissions code. (PRWeb Nov 14, 2008)

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Rapid Resources® Wins 2008 Awards of Excellence: Award from Technology & Learning Magazine Honors Best Education Products
Rapid Resources® has been named a winner of the 2008 Awards of Excellence from Technology & Learning magazine. This awards program recognizes educational products that demonstrate effective and creative uses of technology. Rapid Resources is for teachers and it helps them create individualized learning plans from a database of 500 learning activities that are correlated to state standards. (PRWeb Nov 14, 2008)

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Kids Science Website Offering Chances for Scholarships to Those Who Participate in their New Program
Super Fun Science has just announced their new Dollar Store Science program was released on November 11th. The program consists of biology, physics, chemistry and earth science, and each part of the program includes three kids' science concepts. Those who are enrolled in one program are eligible for a scholarship, and the more programs kids enroll in, the more likely they are to receive a scholarship. (PRWeb Nov 13, 2008)

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What Students Think: Pearson Announces Results of Largest National Student Survey
400,000-Student Survey Points the Way to Improving Student Academic Success (PRWeb Nov 13, 2008)

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Whistlefritz Spanish CD Receives Multiple National Awards
Collection of Original and Traditional Spanish Songs Help Kids Learn Through Music (PRWeb Nov 13, 2008)

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Awards Program Recognizing Innovative Use of Visual Learning in the Classroom Launched by Inspiration Software
Fifteen Educators Will Receive Software, Intel®-powered Classmate PCs, Funds to Support Professional Development and Classroom Technology Purchases (PRWeb Nov 13, 2008)

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Calling All Students: Olive Garden Essay Contest Ends Dec. 5
Now through Friday, Dec. 5, Olive Garden is seeking entries from students in first through 12th-grade for its annual Pasta Tales essay writing contest. (PRWeb Nov 13, 2008)

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200 Teaching Scholarships Up For Grabs in Florida and Mississippi
ABCTE's Teach & Inspire Scholarship Program Recruits Career Changers to Teach in High-Need Subjects and Districts; Deadline is November 22, 2008 (PRWeb Nov 13, 2008)

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Doubletree Hotels® Connects Students with Their Communities in Celebration of the 'Awesome Colors of Autumn' : Hoteliers' Teaching Kids to CARE® Fall Initiative Encourages Students to Give Back to the Community by Sharing Natural Expressions of Fall with Others
As shades of gold and crimson leaves cascade across neighborhood lawns and parks this fall, children across North America and around the globe are heading outdoors and into their communities to celebrate “The Awesome Colors of Autumn.” As part of the award-winning Teaching Kids to CARE® environmental education program by Doubletree Hotels, students will reach out to members of their own communities in hopes of bringing the beauty of the outdoors inside by donating hand-crafted “Leaf-lets of Love” featuring nature-inspired messages to local children’s hospitals and similar organizations. (PRWeb Nov 13, 2008)

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Delaware Defensive Driving Courses: Saving Money And Lives
By David Faulkner
The State of Delaware offers its drivers, with its Delaware defensive driving courses, the opportunities to better their driving skills while both lowering their automobile insurance premiums and improving their driving records. But for some drivers, the Delaware defensive driving courses are not optional; they are required by the court. Those individuals who successfully complete one of the Delaware defensive driving courses at the court’s insistence may often have the record of their driving misdeeds expunged.

Other drivers may volunteer to take the refresher Delaware defensive driving courses who exchange three hours of their time for a chance at having their automobile insurance premiums reduced between ten and fifteen percent. And residents of Delaware who volunteer for the six-hour Delaware defensive driving courses not only qualify for a ten percent insurance premium reduction; they can have as many as three points expunged from their driving histories. Most of the Delaware defensive driving courses, which are similar to those in other states, are approved by the Delaware Department of Motor Vehicles.

The Delaware defensive driving courses are designee to teach people to drive defensively, so that they know how to anticipate and respond to any potentially dangerous traffic situations or road conditions or hazards. While all driver courses teach students the rules of the road and an understanding of the right of way, Delaware defensive driving courses teach students how to react when their

New Book Serves as Resource for Workplace Drug Testing
The Handbook of Workplace Drug Testing, published in its second edition, serves as a resource for understanding the science, law and interpretation of workplace drug testing.
Public-Private Collaboration Makes Antiretroviral Therapy Program More Efficient Using EV-DO Rev. A Advanced Wireless Technology
Provincial Medical Office of Nairobi, Communications Commission of Kenya, Telkom Kenya, Axesstel, RTI International and Qualcomm Incorporated today announced a collaboration to implement a wireless health care project in Kenya that will improve HIV/AIDS treatment in Nairobi.
RTI International Raises $273,000, Volunteers in Communities During 2008 United Way Campaign
During October, RTI International staff members demonstrated commitment to their communities by raising $273,400 for the 2008 United Way Campaign and participating in RTI's "Improving the Human Condition Volunteer Days."
Personal Exposure Monitors Help Researchers Specify Health Impacts of Indoor, Outdoor Air Quality
Indoor and outdoor pollutants can adversely affect the heart in ways different from outdoor air pollution alone, according to a new cardiovascular study conducted by researchers at the University of Michigan, in collaboration with an exposure study conducted by RTI International.
Study: TVs in Teen's Bedroom Associated With Increased Likelihood of Smoking, Sex
Bedroom televisions are a significant predictor of White teens engaging in smoking and sex, according to a new study by researchers at RTI International, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Middle Tennessee State University.
New Partner Joins USAID-Funded Neglected Tropical Disease Control Program to Reduce Disease in Bangladesh, Nepal
The U.S. Agency for International Development-funded Neglected Tropical Disease Control Program has chosen The British Leprosy Relief Association to serve as its newest partner to coordinate and monitor the distribution of medicines in two countries in Asia.
RTI International Earns Spot on Triangle's 'Fast 50' List
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RTI's Enterprise Risk Management Program Earns Gold in Treasury & Risk Magazine's 2008 Alexander Hamilton Awards
RTI's enterprise risk management (ERM) program was named Treasury & Risk magazine's 2008 gold winner of the Alexander Hamilton award for enterprise risk management.
Earlier Jaundice Treatment Decreases Brain Injury In Preemies
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Medical Databases Can Enhance Drug Safety, Report Suggests
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right of way is violated.

Aggression Is Never The Answer

None of the Delaware defensive driving courses will ever recommend aggression as the correct response to any road situation. Many people who are driving at night become annoyed when the drivers of vehicles traveling toward them fail to switch off their high beams, and switch on their own high beams in response.

All that does is to leave both drivers struggling to see as they pass one another with inches separating their vehicles. A much more effective, and useful defensive driving response would be for the first driver to briefly switch on the high beams to get the attention of the oncoming driver and hope he takes the hint by turning his own high beams off.

It’s OK To Back Off

The majority of Delaware defensive driving instructors will even advise their students to take defensive actions when they see an aggressive driver’s actions leading them into an developing, even if the accident will not be their fault. Fault is of little importance to those awaiting the arrival for the ambulance, and if a defensive attitude will prevent that, it has done its job.

Anyone riding in your car will not mind if by letting the aggressive driver have the right of way you avoid the accident altogether. And accident avoidance is want he Delaware defensive driving courses are all about.


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