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Aveed Khaki: Philanthropy In Fashion

Aveed Khaki is Editor in Chief of Jack and Jill magazine and President of Humanity Ink, an environmentally-friendly clothing line that donates 50% of its profits to charity. Khaki talks about the re-launch of his magazine and how he stays profitable and philanthropic simultaneously.

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Videos 2008-05-07

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Gates looks into PC's future as career shift approaches

REDMOND, Wash. -- It's just a short time before he will leave full-time duties at Microsoft, and Bill Gates is reflecting on a longtime passion: the human-type interfaces he believes will usher computing well beyond the keyboard and mouse -- everything from Tablet PCs with handwriting recognition to Surface tabletop...

Articles 2008-06-25

Sporty Spec

Sporty Spec Karen A. Romanko, editor Raven Electrick Ink http://www.ravenelectrick.com 9780615173610, $13.95, www.ravenelectrick.com Tennis game with Death, a baseball game of Fairies vs. Werewolves, and the athletic extracurriculars of dragons--just a few of the things one will find in "Sporty...

Articles 2008-06-01

Wacom® and E Ink® Partnership Delivers Pen Input to Electronic Paper Displays

Combined expertise provides innovative and flexible human interface solutions to mobile computing platforms TOKYO, VANCOUVER, Wash., and CAMBRIDGE, Mass., May 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Wacom and E Ink Corporation announced today a partnership that will integrate Wacom's PenabledR digital pen input solution with E Ink's VizplexTM electronic paper...

Articles 2008-05-19

Francoise Petrovitch at Galerie RX.

Few contemporary artists embrace drawing with as much fervor as Francoise Petrovitch. Rather than a means to an end, the process of laying marks down on paper or directly on walls is the mainstay of this 40-something French artist's esthetic project. "Ne Bouge Pas Poupee" (Don't Move Doll), her recent...

Articles 2008-05-01

Utility of p16^sup Ink4a^ in Discriminating Between Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia 1 and Nonneoplastic Equivocal Lesions of the Cervix, The

Context.-The protein p16^sup ink4a^ is overexpressed in cervical lesions associated with high-risk human papillomavirus HPV subtypes 16 and 18, but not in low-risk HPV subtypes 6 and 11 or non-HPV-associated cervical lesions. Objective.-To determine whether p16^sup ink4a^ expression in equivocal cervical lesions helps distinguish atypical non- HPV changes from...

Articles 2008-05-01

Tattoo you?

One local PR man has an unusual marketing idea--he will buy space on your body to advertise his company with a tattoo. Darren Shuster, 39, recently paid a man an undisclosed sum to have a tattoo of a barcode and the name of Shuster's company, Pop Culture PR, inked on...

Articles 2008-04-21

Steering a business turnaround: the chief executive officer and the human resource director work together to build and keep a strong workforce at Aetna

At Aetna Corp. in Hartford, Conn., a chief executive officer with an appreciation for HR and a charismatic HR executive partnered to rescue the company from the brink of disaster. Now they're looking to the future, creating a comprehensive talent management system that will enable people to reach their full...

Articles 2008-04-01

ZIMBABWE GOES TO THE POLLS

DICTATOR Robert Mugabe faced the toughest challenge of his 28 years in power as Zimbabweans went to the polls yesterday. Long queues gathered outside polling stations, right, before they opened at 7am. Voters' fingers were stained with indelible ink to stop them voting more than once....

Articles 2008-03-30

WOMEN'S NCAA TOURNAMENT: Cal's Sneed thankful for grandmother's help

The notebook's hot pink cover is worn and ragged. After nearly six years of wear and tear, even the permanent black ink scribbled on the front has begun to fade. Inside, each page is different, a flurry of pencil strokes giving way to line after line...

Articles 2008-03-20

Call Genie and Spoken Communications Ink Strategic Pact

Wireless News03-15-2008Call Genie and Spoken Communications Ink Strategic PactWIRELESS NEWS-March 15, 2008-Call Genie and Spoken Communications Ink Strategic Pact C2008 10Meters - http://www.10meters.com Call Genie, a provider of local search and advertising solutions, and Spoken Communications, a supplier of human call center agent and speech technology, announced at the...

Articles 2008-03-15

Biocons European play ; The biotech company walks its talk with a European buy.

After announcing her intentions to tap the lucrative Europeanmarket for her range of products, Biocon founder Kiran the Bangalore-based company's range of insulin products. It is estimated thatAxiCorp has launched around 180 products in the market and Biocon isexpected to leverage this experience and its distribution network tovend its products,...

Articles 2008-03-09

Green the air: banish pollutants from your home with some simple potted plants

COMMON HOUSEPLANTS like ferns, palms, and lilies can do wondrous things: They remind us of nature, they add color and texture, they help us feel more relaxed and grounded--and best of all, they pull pollutants out of the air. The humble fern's ability to combat indoor air pollution...

Articles 2008-03-01

Managing your digital workflow via software: Flexible Packaging asked industry experts at EskoArtwork, Kodak and Radius Solutions about how digital workflow management systems can increase automation, reduce human error and improve a converter's bottom line.(SPECIAL REPORT)(Interview)

Q: WHAT ARE THE TOP WAYS A DIGITAL WORKFLOW MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CAN SAVE A FLEXIBLE PACKAGING COMPANY MONEY AND RESOURCES? Jan De Roeck, Director Solution Management Packaging Software, EskoArtwork: One of the significant ways to drive the cost out of the process is...

Articles 2008-03-01

The uncertain future of Medicare set-asides: Medicare set-aside requirements, which lay dormant for two decades, have recently been revived in the workers' comp arena. Personal injury cases are next, but plaintiff lawyers needn't panic. The law is on their side.

Since passage of the Medicare Secondary Payer Act MSP in 1980, Medicare has had a right to reimbursement of monies it paid for medical care rendered to an injury victim and to have any recovery for the victim's future medical expenses used first before Medicare secondary...

Articles 2008-03-01

Avnet Electronics Marketing and Alps Electric Ink Global Distribution Pact

PHOENIX -- Avnet Electronics Marketing, an operating group of Avnet, Inc. (NYSE: AVT), and Alps Electric Co., Ltd. Alps, a Japan-based developer and manufacturer of electronic devices and components, have entered into a global distribution agreement. Under the agreement, Avnet will distribute the full line of Alps products,...

Articles 2008-02-05

Big budget deficit looms amid social services cuts

WASHINGTON -- President Bush wants to cut funding for teaching hospitals and freeze medical research in a $3 trillion budget for 2009 that is still likely to generate a record deficit once war costs are tallied up. The Bush budget to be submitted Monday would cut...

Articles 2008-02-02

Developments in fine-art printing

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Fine-art giclee printing has come a long way since it became a form of art reproduction more than a decade ago. Thanks to significant advancements in equipment and inks, publishers and printmakers can go the extra mile to assure the fine-art reproduction comes as close as...

Articles 2008-02-01

Progress Review For Human Genome Sciences Inc.

M2 PRESSWIRE-24 January 2008-The Street Corner: Progress Review For Human Genome Sciences IncC1994-2008 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:24012008 Stocks fell once again Wednesday as investors continue to remain somewhat nervous about the economy. This comes following reports from big names...

Articles 2008-01-24

The book is dead. Long live Facebook!

Novels may decline, but not creativity. Publisher Mark Booth foresees a revolution in reading The first printed book in the middle of the 15th century illumined human consciousness like no other technological innovation. Knowledge would no longer be available only to a churchy elite. Freedom of thought,...

Articles 2008-01-13