300 People Will Form AIDS Ribbon Using Red Umbrellas on Field at Dodger Stadium to Promote AIDS Awareness at 'Strike Out AIDS'
(ContentDesk) August 10, 2005 -- The Wall-Las Memorias Project and the Los Angeles Dodgers will host one of the most unique AIDS awareness and fundraising events in the United States and in professional sports: Strike Out AIDS!???Prior to the start of the game, 300 supporters and friends of The Wall-Las Memorias Project, including parents, lifemates, children, siblings, friends of people lost to AIDS, will gather on the field to form an AIDS ribbon of red umbrellas to promote AIDS Awareness. Upwards of 1,500 supporters are expected to watch the game from a special section in the top tier of Dodger Stadium. Sales of select tickets will benefit The Wall-Las Memorias Project and its AIDS education programs.Honorary chairs of Strike Out AIDS include actress Lupe Ontiveros of "Desperate Housewives, Olympic boxing champ Paul Gonzalez, KFWB Dodger announcer A. Martinez and singer/actress Apollonia.Supporters who want to sit in the upper tier of the stadium and support Strike Out AIDS can purchase tickets by calling The Wall-Las Memorias Project at (323) 257-1056 or visit www.thewalllasmemorias.org..
"Living for a Cure?" Pouch Bag, Filed with Lots of Free Information to Educate You about HIV/AIDS in our Community, Schools, and Workplace
One Earth Foundation would like you to support your Communities, Schools, Workplace,Organizations and Faith Based Organizations by ordering yourself, a co-worker, a friend, a family member or in memory, to show your awareness of HIV/AIDS. The "Living for a Cure?" Pouch is filed with free great information like our "Living for a Cure?" Red Awareness Wristband, and much much more information that will help educate and answer question you would like to know about HIV/AIDS. The "Living for a Cure?" Pouch bag can be reused to carry your personal items, School items, Work Items almost anything, but most important you are carrying a message to keep "Living for a Cure?".
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Hearing Aid Stigma Conquered By Hip HearPods
Cornelius, NC (ContentDesk) April 21, 2006 -- Erroneously labeled as old", "stupid", "mentally ill", or "selective listeners", hearing-impaired people have suffered enormous prejudice. As a result, many people with hearing loss live in denial, or refuse to wear hearing aids because they are afraid of being branded. Randy Wohlers BC HIS, President of MyHearPod.com says Its time for hip hearing aid solutions. To celebrate Better Hearing Month in May, MyHearPod.com, the first hearing aid solutions website for baby boomers, will feature colorful HearPod hearing aids incorporating gemstones. Baby boomer, Wohlers says Not only are HearPod hearing aids 100% digital and affordable, but they have been designed to optimize individual attractiveness.
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ABBOTT Hearing Centers to Offer “Ready-to-Wear” SeboTek™ PAC Hearing Device in Surprise, Arizona
SURPRISE, AZ (ContentDesk) December 19, 2005 - ABBOTT Hearing Centers announced that it is introducing the Ready-to-Wear SeboTek" PAC hearing device in Arizona.
This addition to ABBOTTs product line allows the company to now offer four models of "Ready-to-Wear" digital hearing devices in Surprise and Sun City West. Our products were designed to help the many hearing-impaired Arizonans who struggle with their hearing loss but have chosen to ignore or reject hearing aids as a solution , said Edward Maznio, licensed dispenser and owner of ABBOTT Hearing Centers Surprise office.
The SeboTek" PAC device was designed for patients with mild to severe hearing losses that want to try a hearing device before they buy it - a true "test-drive".
With the soft silicone tip fitting system, a patient can be fit immediately following their hearing evaluation.
With the audiometric information obtained from the evaluation, the devices can be custom programmed and...
Hearing aids > ABBOTT Hearing Centers to Offer “Ready-to-Wear” SeboTek™ PAC Hearing Device in Surprise, Arizona