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UCLA's Williams Institute releases new study showing enthusiasm for marriage among same-sex couples
LOS ANGELES -- A new study published today by UCLA's Williams Institute finds that same-sex couples eagerly take advantage of the ability to marry or form civil unions when presented with the opportunity. More than 85,000 couples have already signed up for legal recognition in eleven states--40% of all same-sex...
Tags: Benefits, co-author, FINANCE, University of California at Los Angeles
Research articles 2008-07-31
Stop-smoking drug unsafe for pilots
The Federal Aviation Administration on Wednesday removed the smoking cessation drug Chantix from the list of medications considered safe for pilots and air-traffic controllers after a study linked the medication to mental confusion and other problems that could put passengers at risk. FAA spokesman Les Dorr...
Tags: Chantix, co-author, FAA, FDA, Government, medication
Research articles 2008-05-22
Kicking the habit is contagious, study finds
WASHINGTON AFP — When you stub out that last cigarette, vowing never to light another, you need not feel alone. Chances are your spouse, your best friend and even your co-workers will follow suit. Even people in your milieu who you don't know very well are likely to be...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, co-author, MARKETING, network, researcher
Research articles 2008-05-21
Industry veterans are now consulting
Dr. Richard P. Vine and Ellen M. Butz Harkness founded Vintage Winery Consuitants in January. Based in Bloom-ington, Ind., the firm aims to support onsite vintner efforts in pursuit of efficiently and effectively producing quality wines to meet contemporary consumer demand. Vine is a retired professor of enology at Purdue...
Tags: co-author, consulting, Indiana, Outsourcing, Purdue University
Research articles 2008-05-01
Doing dull chores could improve sex life, US experts say
WASHINGTON AFP — American men have doubled the amount of housework they do and may be having better sex because of it, experts said Thursday. "By and large, the more men do around the house, the happier women are," sociologist Scott Coltrane of the University of California, Riverside, a...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, chore, co-author, women
Research articles 2008-03-06
Research of Hundreds More Scientists Shows the Natural 1,500-Year Climate Cycle
To: NATIONAL EDITORS Contact: co-author Dennis Avery, Hudson Institute, +1-540-337- 6354, cell: +1-540-480-8528, cgfi@hughes.net NEW YORK, March 3 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The co-authors of the best-seller Unstoppable Global Warming Every 1,500 Years today released a second list of more than 400 peer-reviewed scientists whove recently found physical evidence of the...
Tags: co-author, Dennis, Hudson Institute, scientist, SINGER
Research articles 2008-03-03
Enjoying Some Lunchtime News.
M2 PRESSWIRE-11 January 2008-Financialbusinessnews.us: Enjoying Some Lunchtime NewsC1994-2008 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:11012008 Boston, MA -- FinancialBusinessNews' "Companies Of Interest": Comstock Homebuilding Companies, Inc. (NASDAQ: CHCI); Applied DNA Sciences, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: APDN); Collexis Holdings,...
Tags: agreement, asset, authentication, Benda Pharmaceutical Inc., Biotechnology, CEO, co-author, Company, condominium, DNA, FINANCE, financing, HARDWARE, Investment, MSGI Security Solutions Inc., Nasdaq Stock Market Inc., network, Notebooks, researcher, revenue, stock, Tablets
Research articles 2008-01-11
Looking Again at Radosh's Vicious Attack on McCarthy Book
Blacklisted By History By M. Stanton Evans Crown Forum, 2007 $29.95, 663 pp. Available at HEBookService.com The October 2007 Vanity Fair had a long, gaseous article explaining how the pro-Bush bias of the mainstream media cost Al Gore the 2000 presidential election. (For you kids out there too young to...
Tags: attack, co-author, FBI, Government
Research articles 2007-12-17
What Were They Thinking? Unconventional Wisdom About Management.(bookshelf)(Brief article)(Book review)
What Were They Thinking? Unconventional Wisdom About Management. By Jeffrey Pfeffer. Harvard Business School Press, 241 pages. $25. There's a beguiling central theme to this book: conventional management wisdom is frequently all wet. Author Pfeffer, a longtime professor at Stanford Business School and author...
Tags: Benefits, co-author, Harvard Business School, SOFTWARE, worker
Research articles 2007-09-01
Conventioneers to learn why ideas die
Executives from the consumer electronics industry plan to converge here Oct. 14-17 when the Consumer Electronics Association hosts a four-day conference at the Hotel del Coronado. The program will include a holiday sales forecast and a keynote speech by Chip Heath, co-author of "Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive...
Tags: co-author, conference, Consumer Electronics Association
Research articles 2007-08-06
American Political Science Association Announces 2007 Awards
To: EDUCATION EDITORSContact: Bahram Rajaee of the American Political Science Association, +1-202-483-2512, brajaee@apsanet.org WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The American Political Science Association APSA is pleased to announce its 2007 awards for excellence in the study, teaching, and practice of politics. The awards will be presented at the 103rd APSA...
Tags: CAREER, co-author, Government, Harvard University, SOFTWARE, University of Cambridge
Research articles 2007-08-01
Best-Selling Author to Headline AGS Conference.
By Staff Five groundbreaking speakers will present programs throughout the American Gem Society's International Conclave, to be held in Denver April 25-28, at the Denver Marriott City Center. Jim Collins will serve as keynote speaker. Collins has authored four...
Tags: BusinessWeek, co-author, nuance, Wall Street Journal, Wells Fargo & Co.
Research articles 2007-04-01
Are you built to last? Your survival as a CEO may depend upon it
With an average CEO tenure of 48 months, the chances that you will survive a two-decade run--as Jack Welch did at GE--are slim. To find out what makes leaders last, I teamed up with Stanford's Jerry Porras, co-author of Success Built to Last, to conduct two major studies focused on...
Tags: CEO, co-author, leader, Leadership, Wharton School
Research articles 2006-12-01
Candidate's charisma may point to electoral triumph: study
WASHINGTON AFP — Listening to candidates debate may not be the best way of guessing who will win an election. A study by two US universities found that people were better at predicting election winners solely on the candidates' appearance rather than hearing what they have to say. "We found...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, co-author, MARKETING
Research articles 2006-11-06
Kansas Academy of Science: 2006 Annual meeting student awards.
STUDENT AWARDS The oral and poster presentations of participating college students were judged at the Kansas Academy of Science 138th Annual Meeting at Wichita State University, April 8, 2006. The following students received awards. Many of the students are shown in a photograph taken...
Tags: co-author, Kansas, Manufacturing, Wichita State University
Research articles 2006-09-22
High acidity infiltrates the oceans
Corals and shelled sea creatures face an uncertain future in oceans made increasingly corrosive by the industrial emissions that fuel global warming, a government report warned Wednesday. Human activities, chiefly the burning of fossil fuels, have upset a natural balance in ocean acidity, concludes the report called Impacts of...
Tags: co-author, creature, NOAA, shell
Research articles 2006-07-06
Dinosaurs Were The First Birds
It turns out that the mother of all birds was kind of a loon. Researchers from Drexel and the University of Pennsylvania have discovered the oldest fossil forerunner of today's birds, a web-footed paddler that closely resembles such common water fowl as ducks and loons. The 110-million-year-old fossils...
Tags: China, co-author, MARKETING, researcher, University of Pennsylvania
Research articles 2006-06-15
PCR Assay Demonstrated as Reliable Method of Early Asian Soybean Rust Detection
ST. PAUL, Minn., June 6 /U.S. Newswire/ -- A significant research step has been taken in the fight against Asian soybean rust. A recent research article, "Early Detection of Asian Soybean Rust Using PCR," published in Plant Health Progress ( http:// www.plantmanagementnetwork.org/php ), an online, peer- reviewed journal whose scope...
Tags: co-author, infection, SECURITY, U.S. Department of Agriculture
Research articles 2006-06-06
US researchers determine men have biological clocks for fatherhood
SAN FRANCISCO AFP — Men have biological clocks that cause their ability to father healthy children to ebb with time, according to study findings released by US researchers. DNA in sperm fragments as men age, increasing the risk of infertility or of babies being born with anomalies such as...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, co-author, researcher
Research articles 2006-06-05
Harry Potter's invisibility cloak is conceivable, scientists say
The creation of an invisibility cloak like the one used by Harry Potter in J.K. Rowling's books is theoretically possible, scientists said in two studies published by the online Science Express journal. The key to making an object invisible is to surround it with a cloak made of...
Tags: co-author, Duke University, E-mail, PRODUCTIVITY, professor, scientist, Wi-Fi, WIRELESS
Research articles 2006-05-28
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