 they inject into the milk-producing cows.
Won't labeling cost the consumer a lot of money?
But It Is Expensive to Eat Organic...
In most cases, organic food is still more expensive than "conventionally grown" food that is sprayed with all kinds of pesticides. So what do those who cannot afford to eat an all-organic diet do? Become familiarized with which foods are the most common GMO crops and do their best to either avoid them altogether -- like Europe did -- or buy them at the local farmers' market.
The website www.nonGMOshoppingguide.com can help. It lists GMO-free products by category and all are verified by the Non-GMO Project.
So, What Does the Future for GMOs Look Like in the U.S.?
What can we as citizens do?
Use the most powerful and effective way to make your voice and opinion known: Become as educated as you can about the dangers of GMO and avoid buying it. Spread the word about what you discover. Then demand change through whatever means are available at your local and state governments. Your voice in demanding that the food you buy is labeled GMO is your right as a citizen, a consumer, a parent.
Dr. Edison de Mello is the founder and CEO of the Akasha Center for Integrative Medicine (www.akashacenter.com) and Akasha Naturals (www.akashanaturals.com). Both companies were founded with the mission of advancing the cause of integrative healthcare while aligning our wellbeing with that of the environment.
7. CDC study of an unexplained dermopathy: Questions and answers. http://www.cdc.gov/unexplaineddermopathy/qa.html.VR headsets and VR technology are awesome, but without quality VR content, they’re just fancy goggles. We review the growing body of VR content available, including category-level information as well as individual reviews. These individual reviews cover VR content like games, apps, movies, experiences, and much more. Learn about all the content that’s available for different VR headsets and platforms, as we help separate the good from the bad.
The various VR content stores for different headsets and platforms feature thousands of programs, apps, and experiences. In addition, services offering VR content, such as live sporting events, are becoming more prevalent. Downloadable VR movies are becoming more and more popular, especially in the adult entertainment category. And the robust uses of VR mean that content covers many different categories and uses.
While it’s impossible to review every single program, app, experience, or movie in detail, we take a look at some of the best offerings. In some cases, we’ll review a category or theme of programs and apps. We’ll highlight some of the best examples in that category. In other cases, we’ll do a deep dive on specific content offerings, such as a single program or experience. These reviews will focus on what makes that product stand out and what it offers.
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Pantone, Inc., the leading provider of professional color standards for the graphic communications industry worldwide, today announced the PANTONE(R) ColorVANTAGE(TM) line of inkjet inks will be distributed in the United States by Ingram Micro Inc. (NYSE: IM), the world's largest technology distributor. Designed for a wide range of customers -- from commercial printers to photographers and designers -- PANTONE ColorVANTAGE inks are formulated to produce superior color output on inkjet printers at a lower price point than OEM inks. Ingram Micro also distributes PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEM(R) Guides and chips books, as well as the ColorVision(R) Spyder2(TM) colorimeter from the PANTONE ColorVision product line.
"Ingram Micro aims to provide our resellers' customers with the choice to deliver solutions and support that best meet the needs of their clients," said Paul Bay, senior vice president, vendor management, Ingram Micro North America. "We have a long history of offering PANTONE Products to our customers, and we are excited to expand to include PANTONE ColorVANTAGE inks. The PANTONE ColorVANTAGE line lets us offer our customers a superior quality ink from a trusted brand."
PANTONE ColorVANTAGE is a comprehensive color reproduction system, including archival quality pigmented inkjet inks and specially developed printer profiles for a variety of media. ColorVANTAGE ink formulations produce output with richer, deeper colors than standard OEM inks, offering vibrant, true-to-life reproductions. In addition to providing superior color quality, the inks dry quicker, offer superior lightfastness and are less prone to color shifts over time than OEM inks. PANTONE ColorVANTAGE is designed for applications that require the most accurate color reproduction and the widest possible range of color, such as photography, fine art reproduction and prepress proofing.
"Ingram Micro's resellers are firmly rooted in the technology market, and their technical expertise is unparalleled," said Richard Herbert, president of Pantone, Inc. "By teaming with Ingram Micro, the ColorVANTAGE line will now be available to a broader audience, allowing people to achieve superior color results, thanks to ColorVANTAGE inks' larger color gamut."
ColorVANTAGE inks are available as single cartridges, starter kits and bulk ink for select wide format printers from EPSON(R), as well as EPSON-compatible printers by Roland, Mutoh and Mimaki. These printers typically use dye-based inks, which have inherent shortcomings in color stability. ColorVANTAGE pigmented inks offer better lightfastness and durability combined with a large color gamut, making them an ideal replacement for OEM inks..
PANTONE(R) and other Pantone, Inc. trademarks are the property of Pantone, Inc. EPSON is a trademark or registered trademark of Seiko Epson Corporation. COLORVISION(R) and other ColorVision Inc. trademarks are the property of ColorVision Inc. All other trademarks and trade names are the property of their respective owners. (C) Pantone, Inc., 2005. All rights reserved.
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