Tampa Sports Chiropractor, Dr. Neal Sayers, Debuts Bullchiro. com for 2006 USF Bulls Football Season

Tampa Sports Chiropractor, Dr. Neal Sayers, Debuts Bullchiro. com for 2006 USF Bulls Football Season

Bullschiro. com of Tampa Sayers Sports and Family Chiropractic offers specialized chiropractic services to treat sport injuries and other general health matters to fans of University of South Florida Bulls football team.

Tampa, FL (PRWEB) August 29, 2006

Attention: USF Bulls Football Fans, You can Now visit www. Bullschiro. com.

If you are fortunate enough to live in the beautiful Tampa Bay area and are a fan of the USF Bulls football team, then Dr. Neal Sayers, one of the most experienced Tampa chiropractors, is there for you. The website enables you to learn how Sayers Sports and Family Chiropractic can provide the best care possible to get you on the right path to good health. Dr. Sayers has previously served as the team chiropractor for the University of South Florida football team and you can find a tremendous amount of useful information in his website Bullschiro. com.

Dr. Sayers offers treatment for sports injuries as well as general health problems. Sayers Sports and Family Chiropractic office on West Waters Avenue in Tampa is equipped with the most modern chiropractic equipment and technology. With many years of chiropractic training and education, Dr. Sayers has treated many patients with conditions ranging from whiplash to scoliosis to herniated discs to sciatic. Dr. Sayers has had stunning success with these conditions and so many others.

One of the basic misconceptions is that chiropractic care is used just for dislocations and spinal cord problems. Though chiropractic care obviously can be effectively used in these situations, a visit to www. Bullschiro. com to make an appointment to visit the office of Sayers Sports and Family Chiropractic can lead to a program which improves athletic and sports performance. There are numerous statistics that state that you can improve your performance in sports up to 17% using chiropractic programs and following the advice of chiropractors who specialize in sports treatment. Since this method does not use any drugs it is well within the permissible levels of aid that can be used to improve one’s athletic performance. You can be a high school student who is not just satisfied with his or her average performance or a college student seeking to go further towards a professional career or just might be seeking to perform your best in intramural sports or for your own individual performance. For those USF Bulls football fans sitting in the stands who are weekend workout warriors, you can visit the office of Dr. Neil Sayers of Sayers Family Chiropractic in Tampa to certainly enhance your own performance but more importantly to improve your own health and well-being.

People often get into major health problems as they ignore injuries due to sports activities. If you have professional chiropractic assistance, it can possibly save you from later health problems. Many who have suffered sports injuries have visited Sayers Sports and Family Chiropractic and the treatment for these sports injuries seem to be yielding high results. More families than ever before have started visiting family chiropractors for this mode of treatment which caters to people of all ages. Whether an athlete or not, one who visits Dr. Neal Sayers will rave about the friendly and effective chiropractic care received from Dr. Sayers and his professional staff at Sayers Sports and Family Chiropractic on 3105 West Waters Avenue in Tampa.

Dr. Neal Sayers, Sayers Sports and Family Chiropractic, can be reached by visiting Bullschiro. com or www. Sayerschiropractic. com on the web or by calling the office at 813-936-7979. Ask for Dr. Neal Sayers personally.

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Armchair Millionaire Community Bulletin: Live Better on Less

Armchair Millionaire Community Bulletin: Live Better on Less

More money doesnÂ’t necessarily translate into a higher quality of life. The life you lead has more to do with your priorities and choices than the size of your paycheck. For many of us, having the life we want might actually mean earning--and spending--less.

New York, NY (PRWEB) November 16, 2004

In our material world, it often seems that money really is more important now than when our grandparents were young. But there's a more important question here: What do you value most? For most of us, the answer is not houses or cars or stock portfolios, but our loved ones, our health and our peace of mind.

We can see this from the results of a recent poll conducted by the Center for a New American Dream, which found that a whopping 93 percent of respondents believe that too many Americans are focused on working and making money and not enough on family and community.

We certainly found agreement on this topic in the Armchair Millionaire community. Here are comments from several members:

"We are not on the right track in our approach to money because we've lost focus. Rather than viewing money as a tool (which it is,) we view money as measurement of self-worth (which it is not) and max out the credit cards until we're drowning in red ink and pointless possessions." --Don B.

"As a society, we've moved too far away from the value of time and of 'goods' in relation to money. We should value our time with family and friends way more than we currently do, and we should value our goods more--take care of them, fix them, clean them, patch them, mend them. We have become far too much of a disposable society." --RandyVT

"My grandmother's generation was happy with less Â… much less. I think that our current approach to money is obsessive and gets in the way of living. We need to evaluate the definition of 'comfortable.'"

--Cathy

The old cliché endures for a reason: Money really can't buy happiness. But in our consumer-oriented society, you do have to untangle money from happiness. My checklist will help you do just that.

The Armchair Millionaire's Checklist for a Higher Quality of Life on Less Money

Take back your time. If your employer is like most, it will take every single minute that you let it. Set a time to leave every day and stick with it. Refuse to work weekends. Turn down projects you don't have time to do. Even better, cut back on your hours all together. You'll earn less, but have more of what counts: time to live your life. And if you don't have an employer who believes that happy, healthy employees are the most productive, find one who does.

Shift your focus. What do we really need to survive? We need food (but not meals out every day), shelter (but not a starter mansion), clothing (but not designer labels) and transportation (but not the latest SUV). Most of us can have what we really need in life for a lot less than we are currently spending. By shifting your focus from material goods to the things that truly make life worthwhile--family, friends and community--you may find that you are richer than you ever believed.

Regain your balance. Spend real time with your kids. Re-acquaint yourself with your social network. Introduce yourself to your neighbors. Explore new places--done right, travel doesn't have to be expensive. Take time to nurture what's most important to you, whether that's your health and fitness, your spirituality, or a hobby.

THE BOTTOM LINE: More money doesnÂ’t necessarily translate into a higher quality of life. The life you lead has more to do with your priorities and choices than the size of your paycheck. For many of us, having the life we want might actually mean earning--and spending--less.

THE ARMCHAIR MILLIONAIRE WEEKLY SURVEY: How should you prepare for a job or career change? Log on to www. armchairmillionaire. com and let us know.

Lewis Schiff founded the Armchair Millionaire Web site in 1997. His first book, The Armchair Millionaire, was published in 2001. Schiff's newest report, "How to Know When You Are Rich," is now available at www. armchairmillionaire. com.

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Imtran Selected For Two High Profile Government Technology Projects

Imtran Selected For Two High Profile Government Technology Projects

(PRWEB) July 1, 2000

NEWS RELEASE

For Immediate Release

Imtran Selected For Two High Profile Government Technology Projects

The State of Hawaii and Maricopa County (Phoenix, AZ) save time and money by radically updating key information-gathering systems

Contact:  Mike Stuhley 949-457-0852

Mstuhley@imtran. com

Lake Forest, CA (June 29, 2000) – Imtran, Inc. announced today that they have been chosen to automate key data collection systems for the State of Hawaii and Maricopa County (Phoenix, AZ). The two contracts represent a major expansion of Imtran’s projects outside of California.

State of Hawaii

Over 6 million people visit Hawaii each year. Every person coming from the U. S. fills out a visitor survey card on the airplane. These tourists make up a major part of HawaiiÂ’s economy (www. hawaii. gov). Measuring the impact of tourism on the stateÂ’s economy requires accurate and timely information such as the number of visitors, which islands they will visit, how much they spend, where they are from, how many are in their group, etc. These figures are widely reported in Hawaii every month as an indicator of economic health.

Imtran is providing a sophisticated image-based system that will scan visitor surveys and automatically place the information into a database with minimal manual intervention. Over 2 million surveys per year will scanned through the system.

The new system will allow the State of Hawaii to cut processing time in half and reduce the number of operations personnel. Another benefit is the addition of handprinted data collection fields to the forms for questions on spending amounts.

Maricopa County (Phoenix, AZ)

Maricopa is home to Phoenix and is Arizona’s largest county. The Trip Reduction Program (“TRP”) is mandated by the State of Arizona. The program’s goal is to improve the air quality by reducing commuting mileage for employers with 50 or more employees. Employers are required by law to fill out the forms on a periodic basis.

Maricopa CountyÂ’s Division of Trip Reduction (http://www. maricopa. gov/sbeap/trplwnvr. htm (http://www. maricopa. gov/sbeap/trplwnvr. htm)) administers this statute. They are responsible for distributing and processing 5,000 TRP surveys a day. The surveys provide the information necessary to monitor program compliance.

Imtran is combining the latest in imaging hardware, software and custom programming to scan the trip reduction surveys, place the data into the existing database and store the original images for later retrieval. The impetus for the new project was replacement of an existing eight year-old system that is no longer manufactured or supported.

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The new system will allow Maricopa County to dramatically increase the number of forms processed in a single day. It will also save the County approximately $100,000 per year by reducing the number of data entry personnel required to operate the system.

Imtran

Imtran (www. imtran. com) specializes in using advanced technology to improve productivity for business, government and education organizations. Imtran is privately held and is one of the largest integrators of forms processing systems in the U. S. with Southern California offices in San Diego and Lake Forest.

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Unique Alliance Energizes Condo Re-Sales

Unique Alliance Energizes Condo Re-Sales

A major property management company and real estate firm team up to change the way condo re-sales are marketed. The key is returning to original marketing materials developed for the initial offering.

Hawthorne, NY (PRWEB) June 1, 2006

Patricia Cunningham of Cunningham Realty Ltd. and John Lamorte of Westchester Property Management Group, Inc. have recently announced the formation of a business alliance to better serve buyers and sellers of condominium and HOA units in the region. The firms believe that selling condos in a changing market requires new strategies and techniques.

Cunningham notes that, “Developers invest a substantial amount of time, effort and money into marketing the entire complex even though they are selling individual units. When these same units are offered for re-sale, little attention is paid to marketing the complex itself. Tapping into the excitement of the original project presentation can provide benefits to both the buyer and the seller.”

Lamorte adds, “Assisting in the sales of units I manage is just smart business. The relationship residents already have with Westchester Property Management Group, Inc. will now extend to include assistance with selling the unit. This alliance simply helps me provide an additional service. It’s exciting to work with an agency which is redefining the entire condo marketing model.”

Recently one economist noted that although in just one month, the supply of single-family homes rose 5.5% and condos 16%, prices were essentially flat for both single family homes and condos. High inventory, flat prices, with softening prices to come. All indications of a healthy market going through normal changes. Such normal changes require adjustments.

Given these market trends, such adjustments will create sharper competition among sellers. In a market drifting towards the buyer’s side, greater effort and more dynamic marketing tools will be needed. Making use of marketing materials reminiscent of original project sales, Cunningham and Lamorte seek to capture some of the enthusiasm of the original marketing program. “People are buying not just a unit, but a community,” says Cunningham. “We intend to sell the complex as well as the unit.”

The seller benefits from a marketing strategy which makes his unit stand out from the pack and which takes full advantage of the common elements he has paid for over the years. The buyer benefits from knowing the management company that maintains the complex is also dedicated to serving him at resale time.

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Cornerstone BioPharma, Inc. Expands Nationwide Sales Force

Cornerstone BioPharma, Inc. Expands Nationwide Sales Force

Specialty Pharmaceutical Company adds 50 Sales Reps Across the Country

Cary, NC (PRWEB) April 27, 2005

Cornerstone BioPharma, Inc., the Triangle-based specialty pharmaceutical company currently focused on the development and commercialization of niche prescription medications in the pain, anti-infective, and respiratory markets, has successfully executed its expansion strategy and recruiting campaign for 50 sales representatives nationwide.

The recruiting efforts were lead by Kevin McAdams, Vice President of Sales. “I am very proud of the efforts put forth by our sales leadership team in securing the incredibly talented individuals that now comprise our new sales force,” said McAdams. “This sales team is undoubtedly one of the most talented and high potential teams I have ever had the privilege of leading. I am confident in their abilities to drive sales and establish Cornerstone BioPharma as a key player in the niche specialty biopharma sector.”

“We are very excited about the hiring of our sales team and we plan to continue our model of expansion as we maintain profitability”, states Craig Collard, CEO.

Cornerstone BioPharma has several product launches planned for 2005 and this sales force will play a critical role in not only the sales of the products, but the education of health care providers, which will ultimately drive the success of these brands. The company is developing a commercially strong product portfolio and an R&D pipeline that will fuel expansion plans.

About Cornerstone Biopharma, Inc.

Cornerstone BioPharma, Inc., located next to North Carolina’s Research Triangle Park, is an emerging specialty pharmaceutical company that is currently focused on the development and commercialization of niche prescription medications in the pain, anti-infective, and respiratory markets. The privately held company owns the rights to a pain product line, three respiratory product lines, and co-promotes the Suprax® antibiotic. Cornerstone is actively engaged in the licensing of additional prescription products in niche markets through acquisitions and strategic partnerships.

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Gender and Sexuality are Not Frozen in Binary Oppositions

Gender and Sexuality are Not Frozen in Binary Oppositions

The blurring of gender lines and exploration of sexual identity issues seem to have attracted more than their share of public attention in recent times. Saint-Clair, in her latest novel, Morgan in the mirror, tackles the important issue of transgenderism. It is an important issue for the health and survival not only of our own community but also of humankind, because transgenderism is part of the global issue of discrimination against ‘the other’, and our survival is based on our ability to become compassionate, accepting human beings capable of caring for each other and, in turn, our planet.

(PRWEB) September 13, 2004

Author C. C Saint-Clair explores the tetchy notions of transgender and gender identity to the nth degree in Morgan in the Mirror. She puts meat on the bones and a face to the name and gives us a central character so multi-layered, so deep and so real that Saint-Clair succeeds in challenging her audience to rethink, re-evaluate and discover a new level of compassion for those caught in a gender conflict, and those who love them.

Saint-Clair’s previous half a dozen novels revolve around lesbian themes. And in exploring transgenderism in this offering, she has retained her brutal, poetic style and integrates compassion for the characters with honest observation.

Morgan is a 23-year-old female to male transgender engineering student at The University of Queensland. His struggle to explore his gender, discover himself and become the person he truly believes he is, is painstakingly described and his relationships profoundly explored. Saint-Clair explores the notion that sexuality is not a fixed state and people are not either/or. Instead, she asserts, genders have “always existed as mere stations along a rich and gloriously multicoloured continuum”. And Morgan in the Mirror makes a compelling argument for this notion.

Saint-Clair does not preach or justify and at times, along the way, her storytelling is uncomfortably brutal. The dialogue between the characters of this novel is often confronting. This book is not largely for readers who choose to live, eat, breathe and read in the mainstream, but for those who dare to explore.

Morgan in the Mirror is certainly erotic, but rather than staying merely with the homosexual activities that so fascinate the heterosexual community, Saint-Clair explores the agony and ecstasy of a character tormented and conflicted by social expectations. The gut-wrenching grief of a family’s love lost plagues Morgan, as does being the constant subject of social revulsion and curiosity.

Beyond a pure exploration of the sexuality theme, Saint-Clair also pens a strong storyline, one that stands alone as interesting, well told and well constructed.

While the topics tackled in Morgan in the Mirror mean its readership will be largely restricted to those in the gender twilight zone, that would be a pity because Saint-Clair’s treatment of Morgan is so compassionate and complete that this is a book that should be read by parents and friends of anyone questioning their gender identity. Reading this book will certainly bring a deeper understanding of their loved one’s circumstances.

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Belize’s Chaa Creek Declares February “Month of Love”

Belize’s Chaa Creek Declares February “Month of Love”

While many countries honour St Valentine’s Day, the patron of lovers will get an entire month in Belize when The Lodge at Chaa Creek celebrates February as St Valentines Month.

(Vocus/PRWEB) January 11, 2011

While many countries honour St Valentine’s Day, the patron of lovers will get an entire month in Belize when The Lodge at Chaa Creek celebrates February as St Valentines Month.

“A day just seems too short when we’re talking about love,” Chaa Creek Events Coordinator Denise Duran said, “We decided to make the entire month of February special to give more people a chance to experience true romance in the Heartland of the Maya.”

She said that Belize’s beautiful rainforests, warm clear Caribbean waters, white sand beaches, imposing Maya temples and a riot of tropical colours provide the perfect backdrop for lovers of all ages to celebrate their love.

“We’ve put Cupid and Ix Chel, the Maya love goddess together to create a unique, romantic experience that could only happen in Belize,” she said.

Ms. Duran suggests that rather than just buying flowers, lovers immerse themselves in Chaa Creek’s stunning tropical gardens and vibrant rainforest for a romantic interlude of a lifetime. Intimate tours to ancient Maya temples and cities will provide unforgettable romantic adventures, as will exploring, swimming, hiking, horseback riding, canoeing or just relaxing in jungle serenity. ”Picture a candlelit dinner on your private veranda or lounging in your own Jacuzzi with the big starry night sky above and the trees lit up with fireflies... now that’s magic,” Ms Duran said.

She anticipates that champagne breakfasts with fresh tropical fruits followed by a couple’s massage in the hilltop will also be popular.
Chaa Creek will be offering a variety of specials and surprises for lovers throughout February, including the indulgence of the Chocolatissimo package which offers themed spa treatments such as a rich Cocoa Massage and delicious Chocolate Fondue Wrap. Luxurious accommodations, candlelight dinners, hearty breakfasts, and Maya cocoa-inspired cocktails and desserts are all part of the package, and a variety of onsite activities including Maya temple visits, nature walks, biking through cacao groves and romantic sunset canoe trips are included.

The Maya Rainforest Wellness Retreat is also being offered to couples who wish to combine health with romance, with a special emphasis on the Moon Goddess Ix Chel and nurturing experiences designed to enhance those feelings of love. The Maya have always had a holistic approach to physical and mental health, and this minimum four to seven night package combines tranquil, serene accommodations with organic food, jungle spa treatments, Maya massage and nature experiences designed to bond lives and souls together in a rich, romantic adventure.

“Valentine’s Month in Belize is one of those experiences of a lifetime that we hope will lead to a lifetime of love. The atmosphere around here will be amazing,” Ms Duran said.

For more information about the Lodge at Chaa Creek, contact the property at 877-709-8708, reservations(at)chaacreek(dot)com or visit the web site at http://www. chaacreek. com.

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