Boulder, Colorado (PRWEB) April 19, 2013 </p><p> Windward, a leading provider of data display software, has added support for OData document generation to its wide array of supported data formats and standards. This allows businesses and organizations that use the Open Data Protocol for querying data to better understand and analyze their vital information.</p>
<p>"We are one of the first document generation and reporting companies to support OData," says David Thielen, Windward's founder and CTO. "It is an increasingly important capability for organizations that rely on the powerful Web protocol to unlock their data."</p>
<p>Using Windward, companies are able to take their OData data and insert it into templates designed in Microsoft Word and Excel using the new OData Wizard. Reports and documents are generated in the Windward Engine, which is available for .NET or Java, or via the web-based Javelin server. The final product can be output in a wide range of formats, including DOCX, XLSX, PDF, HTML, direct to printer, RTF, XLS, WordML, TXT, and CSV.</p>
<p>OData is latest in a long line of data sources that Windward supports. In addition to OData, Windward solutions directly support data stored in SQL databases, XML files, Excel spreadsheets, SharePoint lists and REST databases without the need for a lengthy and painful re-rendering process.</p>
<p>For more information on Windward's suite of data solutions, please visit http://www.windward.net.</p>
<p>About Windward
<br />Windward delivers powerful reporting, document generation and business intelligence solutions for enterprise or OEM use. Businesses worldwide create custom reports better, faster with data intelligence made easy. Windward has been delighting customers technical and non since 2004. </p>
<p>"We bought White Clarke's CALMS as our Loan Origination System, and it uses Windward to produce legal documents. With our previous system, we could not add or change documents, and so had to live with whatever we had, or devise a Word template. Windward is an enabler for us." Wayne Cook, Community Savings Bank</p>
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Saturday, April 20, 2013
QCI Mold and Water Damage Now Recommends All New Fiberlock HydroBoost Product to Commercial and Residential Clients
Clearwater, FL (PRWEB) April 17, 2013 </p><p> QCI Mold and Water Damage, Tampa Bay's source for mold removal services, has just announced that it will recommend use of Fiberlock's HydroBoost on all commercial and residential mold remediations. QCI has been using Fiberlock's Advanced Peroxide Cleaner (APC) with great results on moderately-soiled building materials in order to salvage materials. Fiberlock's newly-released HydroBoost is an additive that amplifies the action of APC, without material degradation. QCI now offers this new product to its clients - commercial property managers, hospitality managers, medical facility directors, and homeowners - to save money and expedite successful mold remediations and flood damage restorations. HydroBoost is QCI's latest addition to their arsenal of eco-friendly techniques, such as the hydroxyl generator and EPA-approved antimicrobial sprays. QCI responds to the growing trend toward sustainable products and technologies for chemical-free treatment of mold, sewage backups and odors caused by fungi and bacteria.</p>
<p>Fiberlock designed its patented formulas for APC and HydroBoost to enhance the chemical characteristics of medical-grade hydrogen peroxide. These formulas penetrate deeply into substrate materials and lift debris, bacteria, and mold, enabling the residue to be easily wiped away. The formula also lightens stains and brightens materials. After HydroBoost's recent release, QCI quickly moved to test the product and has enjoyed positive results.</p>
<p>QCI has used HydroBoost on several projects, in conjunction with other industry-standard water damage restoration and mold remediation techniques. QCI uses HydroBoost and APC because the products are environmentally sound, save labor, and ultimately save the disaster restoration customer money. The products do not leave a chemical residue, are biodegradable, and break down into water and oxygen. The hydrogen peroxide based formula pulls bacteria, dirt, debris, mold, and fungi out of building materials, saving QCI labor since there is less need for wire brushing, scraping, and sanding to dislodge stubborn residues. With APC and HydroBoost, QCI can salvage many moderately-damaged building materials and contents that would otherwise have to be destroyed. When QCI saves building materials, QCI's customers save on tear-out, disposal, and rebuild fees.</p>
<p>QCI has successfully tested APC in the medical, commercial, office, and residential settings and can vouch for its effective use in lifting organics from materials, such as mold growth, dirt, bacteria, and blood. On a recent project for a homeowners' association, QCI recently removed mold and algae stains from an outside fence in order to extend the aesthetic life of the fence. The foam treatment was gentle on the surface. The paint on the fence was left intact and the end result witnessed no corrosive damage to the fence. In the residential setting, QCI has been able to salvage mold-infested cabinets and building materials during mold remediations and water damage projects since APC is able to penetrate porous materials and lift the mold, bacteria, and debris to the surface to be wiped away. </p>
<p>About QCI Mold & Water Damage. QCI serves both commercial and residential markets in Tampa Bay, Clearwater, and surrounding counties. Fiberlock Technologies, Inc. is based out of Andover, Massachusetts. Steve Delgado, QCI's owner, has over 25 years of experience in the water damage restoration and indoor air quality industries. For more information about how QCI Mold & Water Damage can use HydroBoost to remove mold, bacteria, debris, fungi, and algae from your environment, call 727-686-7373.</p>
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<p>Fiberlock designed its patented formulas for APC and HydroBoost to enhance the chemical characteristics of medical-grade hydrogen peroxide. These formulas penetrate deeply into substrate materials and lift debris, bacteria, and mold, enabling the residue to be easily wiped away. The formula also lightens stains and brightens materials. After HydroBoost's recent release, QCI quickly moved to test the product and has enjoyed positive results.</p>
<p>QCI has used HydroBoost on several projects, in conjunction with other industry-standard water damage restoration and mold remediation techniques. QCI uses HydroBoost and APC because the products are environmentally sound, save labor, and ultimately save the disaster restoration customer money. The products do not leave a chemical residue, are biodegradable, and break down into water and oxygen. The hydrogen peroxide based formula pulls bacteria, dirt, debris, mold, and fungi out of building materials, saving QCI labor since there is less need for wire brushing, scraping, and sanding to dislodge stubborn residues. With APC and HydroBoost, QCI can salvage many moderately-damaged building materials and contents that would otherwise have to be destroyed. When QCI saves building materials, QCI's customers save on tear-out, disposal, and rebuild fees.</p>
<p>QCI has successfully tested APC in the medical, commercial, office, and residential settings and can vouch for its effective use in lifting organics from materials, such as mold growth, dirt, bacteria, and blood. On a recent project for a homeowners' association, QCI recently removed mold and algae stains from an outside fence in order to extend the aesthetic life of the fence. The foam treatment was gentle on the surface. The paint on the fence was left intact and the end result witnessed no corrosive damage to the fence. In the residential setting, QCI has been able to salvage mold-infested cabinets and building materials during mold remediations and water damage projects since APC is able to penetrate porous materials and lift the mold, bacteria, and debris to the surface to be wiped away. </p>
<p>About QCI Mold & Water Damage. QCI serves both commercial and residential markets in Tampa Bay, Clearwater, and surrounding counties. Fiberlock Technologies, Inc. is based out of Andover, Massachusetts. Steve Delgado, QCI's owner, has over 25 years of experience in the water damage restoration and indoor air quality industries. For more information about how QCI Mold & Water Damage can use HydroBoost to remove mold, bacteria, debris, fungi, and algae from your environment, call 727-686-7373.</p>
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Coast 2 Coast Mixtapes Present The Realest Realist Mixtape by Ortiz
Miami, FL (PRWEB) April 12, 2013 </p><p> Coast 2 Coast Mixtapes announce the release of the new Ortiz mixtape The Realest Realist. The 11-track project is presented by Coast 2 Coast Mixtape Promotion and now available for download. The mixtape features Ortiz with appearances by Crucial, Kevin Cartoon, and Jesse. </p>
<p>Ortiz was born in New York City, but raised in Colorado. As a huge music lover, he began writing lyrics to the instrumentals of his favorite hip-hop songs while in the sixth grade. He kept his music primarily to himself until his junior year of high school where he shared his talent with friends. After he began recording his songs and was part of a mixtape, he began to get recognized for his talent. </p>
<p>As Ortiz started taking his career more seriously, he bought recording equipment and began performing at various venues around Denver. Using his music as a reflection of his life, he attributes his world experience and exposure to many different cultures to appeal to various audiences. To date, he has opened for Kid Ink, released several mixtapes and music videos. He has also performed in front of a sold out crowd at Summit Music Hall.</p>
<p>While attending Metropolitan State University of Denver, Ortiz continues to record music. He looks forward to learning the piano, continuing to pursue his Physics degree and releasing more music. His new mixtape, "Realest Realist is now available for download and streaming. </p>
<p>About Coast 2 Coast Mixtapes
<br />Coast 2 Coast Mixtapes are the most widely distributed mixtapes in the world, with over 100 million downloads/plays generated by over 200 volumes officially hosted by major artists. Coast 2 Coast has a solid reach in the new music industry with a digital magazine, DJ coalition, industry tips blog, yearly convention, and more. Coast 2 Coast Mixtapes represents a unique opportunity for artists of all urban genres, from major to indie. For more information, visit http://www.coast2coastmixtapes.com.</p>
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<p>Ortiz was born in New York City, but raised in Colorado. As a huge music lover, he began writing lyrics to the instrumentals of his favorite hip-hop songs while in the sixth grade. He kept his music primarily to himself until his junior year of high school where he shared his talent with friends. After he began recording his songs and was part of a mixtape, he began to get recognized for his talent. </p>
<p>As Ortiz started taking his career more seriously, he bought recording equipment and began performing at various venues around Denver. Using his music as a reflection of his life, he attributes his world experience and exposure to many different cultures to appeal to various audiences. To date, he has opened for Kid Ink, released several mixtapes and music videos. He has also performed in front of a sold out crowd at Summit Music Hall.</p>
<p>While attending Metropolitan State University of Denver, Ortiz continues to record music. He looks forward to learning the piano, continuing to pursue his Physics degree and releasing more music. His new mixtape, "Realest Realist is now available for download and streaming. </p>
<p>About Coast 2 Coast Mixtapes
<br />Coast 2 Coast Mixtapes are the most widely distributed mixtapes in the world, with over 100 million downloads/plays generated by over 200 volumes officially hosted by major artists. Coast 2 Coast has a solid reach in the new music industry with a digital magazine, DJ coalition, industry tips blog, yearly convention, and more. Coast 2 Coast Mixtapes represents a unique opportunity for artists of all urban genres, from major to indie. For more information, visit http://www.coast2coastmixtapes.com.</p>
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DrugRisks Updates Legal News With Latest Pradaxa Lawsuit Court Order
Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB) April 19, 2013 </p><p> The prescription drug safety center DrugRisks.com is announcing new information on the site for patients taking the blood thinner Pradaxa. A federal judge has ordered lawyers to prepare several test cases for trial that could affect litigation over alleged Pradaxa internal bleeding****.</p>
<p>DrugRisks was created to improve patient safety by providing those taking popular prescription drugs with the latest warnings, recalls, studies and legal news. Visitors can see if others are experiencing similar side effects and decide if they need legal advice.</p>
<p>Drug safety experts disagree over whether the blood thinner Pradaxa has higher risks of internal bleeding than traditional anticoagulants. The FDA has updated its information to state the drug is as safe as warfarin*. However, the Institute for Safe Medication Practices recently ranked blood thinners like Pradaxa among the most dangerous drugs available and warned that Pradaxa bleeding is nearly 5 times as likely to result in death than bleeding from warfarin**.</p>
<p>DrugRisks has also added a study from the University of Illinois at Chicago which showed the data used by the FDA may be flawed, and the risk for Pradaxa bleeding may be higher than previously thought***.</p>
<p>Due to the number of patients who have filed a Pradaxa lawsuit alleging the drug caused internal bleeding, cases have been consolidated to a special federal court in Illinois. The case is formally known as MDL No. 2385, IN RE: Pradaxa Product Liability Litigation, Southern District of Illinois.</p>
<p>Now, DrugRisk has added an order from Judge David Herndon, who presides over the cases, scheduling the first trial to start in August of 2014. He also ordered lawyers to select 16 cases for investigation and trial, which will serve as bellwether cases for future litigation****.</p>
<p>Anyone affected by internal bleeding after taking Pradaxa is encouraged to speak with a lawyer about their legal options. Due to the specialized nature of federal drug injury cases, DrugRisks only recommends lawyers who have already handled Pradaxa lawsuits.</p>
<p>Visit http://www.DrugRisks.com today for more information on the research, Pradaxa side effects and litigation news related to Pradaxa and other drugs, or to speak with a lawyer.</p>
<p>*fda.gov/Drugs/DrugSafety/ucm326580.htm
<br />**Instutute for Safe Medication Practices, 1/9/13; ismp.org/quarterwatch/pdfs/2012Q2.pdf
<br />***nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMp1302834
<br />****http://www.ilsd.uscourts.gov/opinions/ilsd_live.3.12.md.2385.2323437.0.pdf#search="pradaxa&quot;</p>
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<p>DrugRisks was created to improve patient safety by providing those taking popular prescription drugs with the latest warnings, recalls, studies and legal news. Visitors can see if others are experiencing similar side effects and decide if they need legal advice.</p>
<p>Drug safety experts disagree over whether the blood thinner Pradaxa has higher risks of internal bleeding than traditional anticoagulants. The FDA has updated its information to state the drug is as safe as warfarin*. However, the Institute for Safe Medication Practices recently ranked blood thinners like Pradaxa among the most dangerous drugs available and warned that Pradaxa bleeding is nearly 5 times as likely to result in death than bleeding from warfarin**.</p>
<p>DrugRisks has also added a study from the University of Illinois at Chicago which showed the data used by the FDA may be flawed, and the risk for Pradaxa bleeding may be higher than previously thought***.</p>
<p>Due to the number of patients who have filed a Pradaxa lawsuit alleging the drug caused internal bleeding, cases have been consolidated to a special federal court in Illinois. The case is formally known as MDL No. 2385, IN RE: Pradaxa Product Liability Litigation, Southern District of Illinois.</p>
<p>Now, DrugRisk has added an order from Judge David Herndon, who presides over the cases, scheduling the first trial to start in August of 2014. He also ordered lawyers to select 16 cases for investigation and trial, which will serve as bellwether cases for future litigation****.</p>
<p>Anyone affected by internal bleeding after taking Pradaxa is encouraged to speak with a lawyer about their legal options. Due to the specialized nature of federal drug injury cases, DrugRisks only recommends lawyers who have already handled Pradaxa lawsuits.</p>
<p>Visit http://www.DrugRisks.com today for more information on the research, Pradaxa side effects and litigation news related to Pradaxa and other drugs, or to speak with a lawyer.</p>
<p>*fda.gov/Drugs/DrugSafety/ucm326580.htm
<br />**Instutute for Safe Medication Practices, 1/9/13; ismp.org/quarterwatch/pdfs/2012Q2.pdf
<br />***nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMp1302834
<br />****http://www.ilsd.uscourts.gov/opinions/ilsd_live.3.12.md.2385.2323437.0.pdf#search="pradaxa&quot;</p>
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The Hidden Faces of Farmworker Women
Washington, D.C. (PRWEB) April 17, 2013 </p><p> Today, in the midst of National Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the Association of Farmworker Opportunity Programs (AFOP) released a report on the state of farmworker womens health in the United States, detailing the prevalence of sexual harassment and violence against women working in the fields. The report, The Hidden Faces of Farmworker Women, authored by AFOPs Health & Safety Programs, is the second volume of The Fields, a publication series centered on farmworker health and safety issues. </p>
<p>Farmwoker women have it all, but not in the good kind of way, says Levy Schroeder, director of Health & Safety Programs at AFOP. They work in one of the most dangerous and lowest paid jobsearning even less than their poorly paid male colleagues. They are also responsible for the care of their families and households, often rising first to prepare breakfasts and lunches, followed by 10- to 12-hour days in the field, and then dinner preparation, laundry, and seeing to any other needs of their families. </p>
<p>The report cites the many studies documenting the dangerous nature of farm work. Those studies link agricultural work and pesticide exposure to higher occurrences of certain types of cancer, Parkinsons disease, an increased level of stress and depression, among other diseases and maladies. The Hidden Faces of Farmworker Women combines that data with information AFOP staff gathered during focus groups and interviews with farmworker women from around the country to create a clear, comprehensive picture of the problems afflicting farmworker women. </p>
<p>Staff found that scant financial resources, immigration status, language and cultural barriers, and isolation create significant barriers to accessing health care. Interviews with female workers indicate that the unbalanced power dynamic in the fields also contributes to the extraordinarily high incidence of sexual assault. Those factors often result in farmworker women not seeking medical screening or care until a problem has progressed to an advanced or critical stage.</p>
<p>The report also includes a case study documenting the serious consequences that can result from daily exposure to pesticides. Staff spoke with several women from Kettleman City, California, documenting the stories of birth defects, learning disabilities, and illnesses plaguing the small, low-income, agricultural community. </p>
<p>In general, farmworkers in the United States suffer poor and even abusive conditions to harvest the many fruits and vegetables Americans eat every day, Schroder states. The women within this group suffer disproportionately as a result of their gender. We need to fix that.</p>
<p>The report concludes with ideas to improve farmworkers lives provided by the women who were interviewed. AFOP also presents several recommendations on how to eliminate health disparities and improve the health of farmworker women and their families.</p>
<p>At the Association of Farmworker Opportunity Programs (AFOP), a national federation of non-profit and public agencies that provide job training and services for Americas farmworkers, the Health & Safety Programs division develops trainings and coordinates health promotion activities to protect farmworkers from pesticide poisoning, heat-related illness, and other life-threatening occupational hazards. Our national network of trainers reaches thousands of farmworkers each year in 26 states and Puerto Rico. For additional comment or interview from an AFOP expert, please contact Ayrianne Parks at (202) 828-6006 x140 or Parks (at) AFOP (dot) org.</p>
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<p>Farmwoker women have it all, but not in the good kind of way, says Levy Schroeder, director of Health & Safety Programs at AFOP. They work in one of the most dangerous and lowest paid jobsearning even less than their poorly paid male colleagues. They are also responsible for the care of their families and households, often rising first to prepare breakfasts and lunches, followed by 10- to 12-hour days in the field, and then dinner preparation, laundry, and seeing to any other needs of their families. </p>
<p>The report cites the many studies documenting the dangerous nature of farm work. Those studies link agricultural work and pesticide exposure to higher occurrences of certain types of cancer, Parkinsons disease, an increased level of stress and depression, among other diseases and maladies. The Hidden Faces of Farmworker Women combines that data with information AFOP staff gathered during focus groups and interviews with farmworker women from around the country to create a clear, comprehensive picture of the problems afflicting farmworker women. </p>
<p>Staff found that scant financial resources, immigration status, language and cultural barriers, and isolation create significant barriers to accessing health care. Interviews with female workers indicate that the unbalanced power dynamic in the fields also contributes to the extraordinarily high incidence of sexual assault. Those factors often result in farmworker women not seeking medical screening or care until a problem has progressed to an advanced or critical stage.</p>
<p>The report also includes a case study documenting the serious consequences that can result from daily exposure to pesticides. Staff spoke with several women from Kettleman City, California, documenting the stories of birth defects, learning disabilities, and illnesses plaguing the small, low-income, agricultural community. </p>
<p>In general, farmworkers in the United States suffer poor and even abusive conditions to harvest the many fruits and vegetables Americans eat every day, Schroder states. The women within this group suffer disproportionately as a result of their gender. We need to fix that.</p>
<p>The report concludes with ideas to improve farmworkers lives provided by the women who were interviewed. AFOP also presents several recommendations on how to eliminate health disparities and improve the health of farmworker women and their families.</p>
<p>At the Association of Farmworker Opportunity Programs (AFOP), a national federation of non-profit and public agencies that provide job training and services for Americas farmworkers, the Health & Safety Programs division develops trainings and coordinates health promotion activities to protect farmworkers from pesticide poisoning, heat-related illness, and other life-threatening occupational hazards. Our national network of trainers reaches thousands of farmworkers each year in 26 states and Puerto Rico. For additional comment or interview from an AFOP expert, please contact Ayrianne Parks at (202) 828-6006 x140 or Parks (at) AFOP (dot) org.</p>
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Auction Systems Auctioneers & Appraisers Inc. to Host Warehouse Shopaholic Auction Saturday, April 13, 2013
Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) April 12, 2013 </p><p> Auction Systems Auctioneers & Appraisers, Inc., will host a Warehouse Shopaholic auction featuring camping equipment, tools, outdoor equipment, furniture, artwork, kayaks, canoes, kayak equipment, hunting apparel and gear, grills, ping pong table, patio furniture, sporting goods, household items, auto parts and much more on Saturday, April 13, 2013.</p>
<p>Items of interest for this auction include: Coleman Pack-Away fireplace, Camp Chef BBQ grill, Cabelas folding bed in carrying case, Outback Porta-Privy outdoor portable shower/toilet enclosure, group of Camp Chef accessories, Camp Chef Denali camp stove, group of life vests, Airliner Plano fishing rod travel case, Outcast Sporting Gear GTS dual rod holding case, Zodiac Ridgid inflatable life boat in carrying case, White River Hobbs Creek fly rod, RedHead 16" Bayou Zipper snake boot, two Cabela's Three Forks disc drag fly reels, Tributary Tomcat tandem inflatable kayak, Crow Wing one person kayak, 14' wood canoe with 6.5' paddles and accessories, Stiga folding ping pong table, Thule Caravan Sweden car top carrier, Redhead archery target bag, plus much more.</p>
<p>This auction is loaded with items for the outdoor enthusiast, said Deb Weidenhamer, CEO of Auction Systems Auctioneers & Appraisers Inc. From fishing and boating equipment to kayaks and sporting goods, attendees can find a huge assortment of fun stuff just in time for summer. </p>
<p>The Warehouse Shopaholic auction will be held on Saturday, April 13, 2013 at 12:00 p.m. (MST) at 951 West Watkins in Phoenix, Arizona. All of the items listed in the auction may be previewed and inspected by interested bidders on Thursday, April 11, 2013 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., Friday, April 12, 2013 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., and Saturday, April 13, 2013 from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. one hour prior to auction. Online bidding began April 6, 2013 and is currently underway. </p>
<p>Interested parties can visit Auction Systems Phoenix auction schedule for more information or to register for online bidding.</p>
<p>About Auction Systems Auctioneers & Appraisers, Inc.
<br />Auction Systems Auctioneers & Appraisers, Inc. is the Southwest's most active auction and appraisal company. Auction Systems features live and live simulcast auctions and appraisals of stolen and confiscated Police and personal product including cars, tools, electronics, jewelry, sporting, coins and surplus, as well as auctions of commercial and heavy equipment, real estate, antiques, guns, estate and business liquidation and bankruptcy. </p>
<p>Based in Phoenix, Arizona and an INC. 500 company, Auction Systems is one of the fastest growing privately held companies within the United States. Additionally, Auction Systems is an ICIC INC. 100 company and is ranked as the #1 fastest growing woman-owned business and the fifteenth fastest growing business overall within the inner cities of the United States. </p>
<p>Auction Systems Auctioneers & Appraisers, Inc. can be found on the web at http://auctionANDappraise.com.</p>
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<p>Items of interest for this auction include: Coleman Pack-Away fireplace, Camp Chef BBQ grill, Cabelas folding bed in carrying case, Outback Porta-Privy outdoor portable shower/toilet enclosure, group of Camp Chef accessories, Camp Chef Denali camp stove, group of life vests, Airliner Plano fishing rod travel case, Outcast Sporting Gear GTS dual rod holding case, Zodiac Ridgid inflatable life boat in carrying case, White River Hobbs Creek fly rod, RedHead 16" Bayou Zipper snake boot, two Cabela's Three Forks disc drag fly reels, Tributary Tomcat tandem inflatable kayak, Crow Wing one person kayak, 14' wood canoe with 6.5' paddles and accessories, Stiga folding ping pong table, Thule Caravan Sweden car top carrier, Redhead archery target bag, plus much more.</p>
<p>This auction is loaded with items for the outdoor enthusiast, said Deb Weidenhamer, CEO of Auction Systems Auctioneers & Appraisers Inc. From fishing and boating equipment to kayaks and sporting goods, attendees can find a huge assortment of fun stuff just in time for summer. </p>
<p>The Warehouse Shopaholic auction will be held on Saturday, April 13, 2013 at 12:00 p.m. (MST) at 951 West Watkins in Phoenix, Arizona. All of the items listed in the auction may be previewed and inspected by interested bidders on Thursday, April 11, 2013 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., Friday, April 12, 2013 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., and Saturday, April 13, 2013 from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. one hour prior to auction. Online bidding began April 6, 2013 and is currently underway. </p>
<p>Interested parties can visit Auction Systems Phoenix auction schedule for more information or to register for online bidding.</p>
<p>About Auction Systems Auctioneers & Appraisers, Inc.
<br />Auction Systems Auctioneers & Appraisers, Inc. is the Southwest's most active auction and appraisal company. Auction Systems features live and live simulcast auctions and appraisals of stolen and confiscated Police and personal product including cars, tools, electronics, jewelry, sporting, coins and surplus, as well as auctions of commercial and heavy equipment, real estate, antiques, guns, estate and business liquidation and bankruptcy. </p>
<p>Based in Phoenix, Arizona and an INC. 500 company, Auction Systems is one of the fastest growing privately held companies within the United States. Additionally, Auction Systems is an ICIC INC. 100 company and is ranked as the #1 fastest growing woman-owned business and the fifteenth fastest growing business overall within the inner cities of the United States. </p>
<p>Auction Systems Auctioneers & Appraisers, Inc. can be found on the web at http://auctionANDappraise.com.</p>
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"Alexis Bladel Shares Wedding Plans" In New Article From ExploreTalent.com
New York, NY (PRWEB) April 19, 2013 </p><p> ExploreTalent.com shares new article: "Alexis Bladel Shares Wedding Plans." Read excerpts here:</p>
<p>Us Weekly caught up with Alexis Bladel at the premiere for her Hallmark Channel movie, "Remembering Sunday." The 31-year-old beauty sported a sleek black and white Pamela Roland dress and black pumps. Her most exciting accessory was her enormous, round engagement ring. The mag couldn't wait to chat with her about her engagement and upcoming marriage plans to "Mad Men" actor, Vincent Kartheiser.</p>
<p>Asked about the ring, which Kartheiser gave to Bladel after a year of going out, the former "Gilmore Girls" actress replied: "Vincent picked it out."</p>
<p>"We're doing it together," Bladel said about wedding planning. "We haven't started yet though." </p>
<p>Explore Talent is a professional site that connects jobs with actors, models, musicians and dancers in the United States. The online community has been responsible for new collaborations and business ventures in entertainment because of opportunities for individuals to network and chat with each other. Explore Talent also helps aspiring entertainment professionals further their careers with contests that showcase their profiles to members of the social media community. Furthermore, the Explore Talent site features celebrity videos, exclusive interviews with actors, actresses, and musicians, such as Akon and T-Pain.</p>
<p>Explore Talent's proprietary software and vast infrastructure is the most advanced entertainment-based technology of its kind. The site's popularity is based on the fact that there are many ways for talent to network, make friends and connect with other industry players, participate in wide variety of contests and earn prizes for being active on the site. The easy access to a pool of seven and a half million members attracts industry players who are posting every month about 50,000 new modeling auditions and job openings, which is 30 times more than any other site.</p>
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<p>Us Weekly caught up with Alexis Bladel at the premiere for her Hallmark Channel movie, "Remembering Sunday." The 31-year-old beauty sported a sleek black and white Pamela Roland dress and black pumps. Her most exciting accessory was her enormous, round engagement ring. The mag couldn't wait to chat with her about her engagement and upcoming marriage plans to "Mad Men" actor, Vincent Kartheiser.</p>
<p>Asked about the ring, which Kartheiser gave to Bladel after a year of going out, the former "Gilmore Girls" actress replied: "Vincent picked it out."</p>
<p>"We're doing it together," Bladel said about wedding planning. "We haven't started yet though." </p>
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