Next-Generation Architectural Mesh Solution Provides Beauty, Security and Economy

Cambridge, MD, June 24, 2007 –(PR.com)– Cambridge Architectural, announced it will unveil its unique stainless steel mesh technology for making even the most industrial, unattractive structures both aesthetically appealing and safe. The Profiles Series will feature the program to be aired on cable networks nationwide.

When you think of a parking garage, visions of sculptors Rodin and Gaudi don’t necessarily come to mind. But a new material developed by the Cambridge, Maryland-based architectural firm Cambridge Architectural promises to change that. “It’s a truly amazing new invention. You wouldn’t imagine it could make something like a parking garage look so sleek and attractive,” said Wali Waiters, Executive Producer of The Profiles Series.

The firm developed a visually appealing material, a metal mesh, that transforms a structure. The woven metal provides a shimmering cover that virtually renders concrete, parking ramps, etc., invisible. It is not only attractive, it also provides protection from natural disasters like hurricanes economically. “It’s the perfect solution for something like parking garages because it provides a decorative façade.”

The Profiles Series is hosted by Academy Award winner Lou Gossett Jr., whose films include “A Raisin in the Sun,” “An Officer and a Gentleman,” and Tyler Perry’s newly released “Daddy’s Little Girl.” Gossett has also been involved in organizations like the NAACP, CARE, and the United States Armed Forces.

About The Profiles Series

The Profiles Series is independently produced by Profiles Productions, LLC, in Boca Raton, Florida. Their mission is to create quality programming that informs and educates their viewers both nationally and internationally. Covering topics including health, medical, business, and environmental issues, The Profiles Series can be seen internationally on WorldNet, part of Voice of America Television, and on cable syndication nationwide. The program disseminates information to consumers and industry alike in order to address important issues facing today’s society and marketplace. Visit http://www.profilesseries.com for more information.

About Cambridge Architectural
Cambridge International is the world’s largest manufacturer of woven metal products for industrial and architectural applications. With industrial market roots, they have always used an applications-based solutions approach when working with other industrial users of their woven metal fabric process, belting and wire cloth products. With facilities worldwide, the company provides industrial products and services globally. For more information, visit http://www.cambridgearchitectural.com or call 866-806-2385.

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New Ice Cream Technology Offers Consumers an Easy Way to Get Fresh Ice Cream Anytime

Taunton, MA, June 24, 2007 –(PR.com)– Cows say moo, but ice cream lovers say MooBella. This company provides fresh ice cream products made to order in a convenient vending machine. On Wednesday, June 27, MooBella will be profiled in a story about “Where Taste meets Technology” on The Profiles Series to be aired by cable networks nationwide.

“We are very excited about partnering with Moobella to inform and add to the enjoyment of our viewers with this new technology that creates delicious, premium ice cream,” says Wali Waiters, Executive Producer of the Profiles Series.

The program, hosted by Lou Gossett Jr., will feature MooBella’s fully automated ice cream-making process. “MooBella is the creation of people using new technologies to create a high-quality ice cream experience in places where it simply would not have been possible before,” a company spokesperson says. With ingredients like all-natural cream being incorporated into the mix, MooBella offers a choice of 12 different flavors and 3 kinds of mix-ins in each machine. According to the company, “Every scoop of MooBella is made just for you… right on the spot.”

About “The Profiles Series”

The Profiles Series is hosted by Academy Award winner Lou Gossett Jr., whose films include “A Raisin in the Sun,” “An Officer and a Gentleman,” and Tyler Perry’s newly released “Daddy’s Little Girl.” Gossett has also been involved in organizations like the NAACP, CARE, and the United States Armed Forces. The series is independently produced by Profiles Productions, LLC, in Boca Raton, Florida. Their mission is to create quality programming that informs, educates and enlightens their viewers both nationally and internationally. Covering a variety of topics including health, medical, business, and environmental issues, The Profiles Series can also be seen internationally on WorldNet, part of Voice of America Television, and on cable syndication nationwide. The Profiles Series disseminates information to consumers and industry alike in order to address important issues facing today’s society and marketplace. Visit http://www.profilesseries.com for more information.

About “Moobella”

Simply stated, MooBella is where taste meets technology. The MooBella team has created a multi-patented, fully automated ice cream process that will change ice cream forever. Fresh ice cream, on the spot, made to order. Smooth texture, fresh flavors, and great mix-ins. MooBella blends taste with technology to create an amazing ice cream experience for ice cream lovers with the very highest standards. For more information, visit http://www.moobella.com or call 877-823-8787.

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Diversity in Higher Education – The Profiles Series

Lincoln University, one of the first Historically Black Universities, will be featured on the Profiles Series program.

Lincoln University, PA, April 16, 2007 –(PR.com)– Lincoln University announced today that it will be profiled in a story about Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Named after former President Abraham Lincoln, Lincoln University within its first 100 years graduated many Black professionals, including Thurgood Marshall. “We pride ourselves on taking those nice jewels that are unpolished and bringing them here and shining them up and polishing them, and when they graduate they can compete against anybody,” says Lincoln University President, Ivory Nelson Ph. D.

The university will be featured on the Profiles Series, a professional program geared towards informing and educating domestic and international viewers. “We are proud to do a show on historically black colleges and universities such as Lincoln, that continue to educate our youth,” says Profiles Series Executive Producer Wali Waiters.

About “The Profiles Series”

Their mission is to create quality programming which will inform, educate and enlighten their viewers both nationally and internationally. They cover a variety of topics ranging from health and medical to business, and environmental. “The Profiles Series” can be seen on cable networks nationwide and internationally on Voice of America Television. www.profilesseries.com .

About “Lincoln University”

Lincoln University was established in 1854 as one of the first degree granting universities for African American students. Now over 150 years later, it continues to be a pillar in the Black community graduating many future leaders around the globe.

To find out more about Lincoln University, visit its website at: http://www.lincoln.edu/ .

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Gingerich Farms Ecofriendly Farming Techniques – Featured on the Profiles Series

Gingerich Farms, known for their environmental friendly farming techiques, will be featured in a story on the Profiles Series.

Canby, OR, April 16, 2007 –(PR.com)– Gingerich Farms announced today that the company is to be profiled in a story about the use of environmental friendly techniques in farming. By using alternative methods of producing and maintaining their most valuable crop, blueberries, Gingerich Farms continues to profit in both the financial and environmental sphere.

With a growing emphasis on organic products, Gingerich Farms’ new line of blueberries might play an important role in environmental sustainability. “Blueberries and hazelnuts have been a crop that we went into in the early 80s, and it has been a very sustainable crop,” said Verne Gingerich, CEO of Gingerich Farms. In addition, this type of produce has the antioxidants necessary to aid in the reduction of cancer and heart disease risk.

The Gingerich Farms story was produced by The Profiles Series. “We are proud to put together a story promoting family traditions and environmental consciousness,” said Executive Producer Wali Waiters. Hosted by Lou Gossett Jr., the show features stories on various technologies, products or services that have significantly contributed on a national and/or international level.

About “The Profiles Series”

Their mission is to create quality programming which will inform, educate and enlighten their viewers both nationally and internationally. They cover a variety of topics ranging from health and medical to business, and environmental. “The Profiles Series” can be seen on cable networks nationwide and internationally on Voice of America Television. www.profilesseries.com.

About “Gingerich Farms”

Gingerich Farms established in 1919, serves as the grower, picker, packer and shipper of their crops. Known for their Oregon Big Blues (Oregon grown blueberries), it is continues to be a family owned company geared toward providing superior products and customer service.

http://www.oregonblueberries.com/about.html

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Christian Roux Ltd. to be Featured on “The Profiles Series”

Ann Arbor, MI, December 01, 2006 –(PR.com)– Christian Roux Ltd. announced today that the company has been selected to be featured on “The Profiles Series” in a story about “Improving the Quality of Life for Walking Aid Dependent People.” The show hosted by Lou Gossett Jr. profiles organizations, and people that provide solutions on a national/international level; Christian Roux’s patented and trademarked “Hurri-Cane Crutch” is a new walking aid designed to assist those with various disabilities. “We are extremely excited to be a featured guest on the Profiles Series,” said Christian Roux, CEO Christian Roux Ltd.

One customer, Brett Angel, says before finding the Hurri/Cane-Crutch he tried several different industrial crutches, and The Hurri/Cane-Crutch has been the most helpful and has greatly improved his mobility. He says it is stronger, lighter, and more adjustable than any other crutches on the market. The Hurri/Cane-Crutch is more than just a cane or a crutch. It is an innovative “rehabilitation tool” designed to build upper body strength. It also addresses the need for comfort for users who suffer from residual degenerative conditions such as carpal tunnel, underarm pressure, and back problems.

The Profiles Series disseminates information to consumers and industry alike in order to address the important issues facing today’s marketplace. Executive Producer Wali Waiters says, “The innovative solutions offered by Christian Roux Ltd. are helping to change and transform lives, and we are excited about their story.”

Portions of the Hurri/Cane-Crutch profile were shot on location at The Ann Arbor Center for Independent Living in Ann Arbor Michigan

About “The Profiles Series”

“The Profiles Series” is independently produced by Profiles Productions, LLC. in Boca Raton, Florida. Their mission is to create quality programming which will inform, educate and enlighten their viewers both nationally and internationally. They cover a variety of topics ranging from health and medical to business, and environmental. “The Profiles Series” can be seen on cable networks nationwide and internationally on Voice of America Television. www.profilesseries.com

About Christian Roux Ltd.

Christian Roux Ltd. is a family owned and operated corporation founded in 1997. Their mission is to provide people who have ambulatory disabilities with innovative, practical products to enhance their mobility and to maximize their quality of life. To find out more about the Hurri/Cane-Crutch and their other products visit them at: www.hurricanecrutch.com

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JAMPRO Environmental Corporation to be Featured in Story on Improving Air Quality on the Profiles Series

Clementon, NJ, April 01, 2007 –(PR.com)– JAMPRO Environmental Corporation announced today that the company is to be profiled in a story about improving air quality in the public and private sector. A leading Environmental and Engineering firm, Jampro Environmental strives to be a leader in environmental engineering. “We primarily try to help our clients to protect the air that the workers are exposed to and the public also,” said President and CEO, Courtnie Logan-Iman Afari.

The Profiles Series, hosted by Academy Award winning actor Lou Gossett Jr., informs and educates viewers on variety of topics and issues. It disseminates information to consumers and industry alike. This segment will focus on environmental solutions. Executive Producer Wali Waiters says “we are proud to feature organizations that are helping to improve air quality.”

About “The Profiles Series”

The mission is to create quality programming that will inform, educate and enlighten their viewers both nationally and internationally. They cover a variety of topics ranging from health and medical to business, education and environmental. “The Profiles Series” can be seen on cable networks nationwide and internationally on Voice of America Television. http://www.profilesseries.com.

About “JAMPRO Environmental Corporation”

Jampro Environmental is a leader in Environmental and Engineering Services. Providing testing, permitting, and various other Environmental and Engineering services, it continues to offer a diverse cross-section of technical expertise and years of professional experience, serving a wide sector of various industries such as; automotive, converting, furniture, pharmaceutical, wastewater, textile, cement, electronic, metal & mining, sewage, surface finishing and wood/pulp & paper. JAMPRO Environmental prides itself on superior customer service and a diversified line of disciplines, thus helping the environment, people and their customers’ bottom line as well. For more information please contact them at:
http://www.jamproenv.com/
Phone: 866-552-6776 (866-5-JAMPRO)
E-Mail: jampro@msn.com

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Friendship Sorority Featured on the Profiles Series

Beta Sigma Phi is fondly known as the “friendship organization.” Now with about 165,000 members, the sorority continues to grow and work actively in the community.

Kansas City, MO, August 04, 2007 –(PR.com)– Beta Sigma Phi announced that they are to be spotlighted on The Profiles Series. A non-academic sorority that has been in existence since 1931, Beta Sigma Phi is fondly known as the “friendship organization.” Now with about 165,000 members, the sorority continues to grow and work actively in the community.

Beta Sigma Phi annually raises approximately $3,000,000 for local charities. The program, hosted by Lou Gossett Jr., features stories on various community based organizations. “As producer, it was great working on a project where the people involved value friendship so much,” said Wali Waiters Executive Producer.

About “The Profiles Series”

Their mission is to create quality programming which will inform, educate and enlighten our viewers both nationally and internationally. They cover a variety of topics ranging from health and medical to business, and environmental. “The Profiles Series” can be seen on cable networks nationwide and internationally on Voice of America Television. http://www.profilesseries.com.

About Beta Sigma Phi
Beta Sigma Phi is a non-academic sorority based on the tenets of life, learning, and friendship. Established during the Great Depression in 1931, this organization served as a way of connecting women during a very difficult time via social, cultural and educational events.

Now, 75 years later, Beta Sigma Phi is the world’s largest Greek letter women’s organization. Members are from various age groups and educational backgrounds. This facilitates a sisterhood in which all members can learn from one another. An honorary member of the sorority was current New York State Senator and Democratic Presidential Candidate, Hillary Rodham Clinton.

To find out more about Beta Sigma Phi, visit its website at: http://www.betasigmaphi.org/history.shtm

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“The Profiles Series” Announces Important Program on Childhood Obesity in America

Boca Raton, FL, August 04, 2007 –(PR.com)– “The Profiles Series,” an award-winning educational television program dedicated to informative, educational programming, announced today that it will produce a special-edition program on overcoming childhood obesity in America.

With the incidence of childhood obesity increasing worldwide—most dramatically in industrialized nations—the Brody School of Medicine will be profiled on an upcoming episode of The Profiles Series that addresses the need to overcome this alarming health crisis.

“The epidemic of childhood obesity has become so widespread, so pervasive in American society that we risk young generations plagued by health problems and early mortality. Not only is it a public health disaster, it’s also becoming and will be a tremendous burden on the healthcare system,” commented Wali Waiters, Executive Producer. “We are committed to shedding light on the crisis and forming a battle plan to overcome it. It’s just imperative.”

In industrialized nations, millions of people live sedentary lifestyles. They eat more fast foods which are high in fat, calories, and most dangerously, trans fatty acids. Studies indicate that in just 2 decades, the incidence of overweight children doubled in the US for the 6 to 11 age group, and tripled in the teenage bracket.

According to the annual National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey run by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about one-third of children in the United States are overweight or at risk for being overweight. The survey also indicates that about 25 million US children and adolescents are “overweight or nearly overweight.”

The mission of The Profiles Series is to create quality programming that will inform, educate and enlighten their viewers both nationally and internationally. Covering a variety of topics including health, medical, business, and environmental issues, The Profiles Series can be seen on cable networks nationwide, and internationally on Voice of America Television. Visit www.profilesseries.com for more information.

Reducing Healthcare Disparities by Serving the Under Served Communities

Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science to be Featured in a Story on The Profiles Series

Los Angeles, CA, June 26, 2007 –(PR.com)– Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science announced today that the institution is to be profiled in a story about Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) and Education on the Profiles hosted by Lou Gossett Jr. The story will focus on Drew’s mission of serving the under served and the advancement of diverse education. The University strives to improve the health status of under served communities through innovative biomedical research, and progressive health policies. By maintaining and expanding relationships with local medical schools, research institutions and community-based organizations, Drew is focused on eliminating the health disparities by providing access to and delivery of healthcare services to underserved populations.

“We are extremely honored to be a featured guest on the Profiles Series. Drew has an exciting and moving story to tell about health, education, diversity and social justice,” says Dr Susan Kelly, President of Drew. “We are very excited about partnering with Drew to inform and educate our viewers on the importance of Drew’s approach to technology,” says Wali Waiters, Executive Producer of “the Profiles Series”.

About “The Profiles Series”

Their mission is to create quality programming which will inform, educate and enlighten their viewers both nationally and internationally. They cover a variety of topics ranging from health and medical to business, and environmental. “The Profiles Series” can be seen on cable networks nationwide and internationally on Voice of America Television. http://www.profilesseries.com

About Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science

Founded in 1966 in response to the lack of adequate medical facilities in the area, the institution later became a University and changed its name in 1987 to reflect its expanded academic role and identity. The University is named in honor of Dr. Charles R. Drew, a brilliant African-American physician, famous for his pioneering work in blood preservation. His dedication to learning and the sharing of knowledge to benefit mankind is the inspiration for the University. The mission of the University is to conduct education and research in the context of community service in order to train physicians and allied health professionals to provide care with excellence.

http://www.cdrewu.edu