New York Newswire Stories

NEW YORK CITY, N.Y. /New York Netwire/ -- EaseUS Software, a leading provider of data backup and disaster recovery and storage management solutions for Windows environment, today announces the general availability of EaseUS Todo Backup 3.5. To remotely backup and restore another computer within a Local Area Network (LAN) is now available in Version 3.5. With a more user-friendly interface and improved backup functions, EaseUS Todo Backup will certainly become a multi-functional backup software.

NEW YORK, N.Y. /New York Netwire/ -- Andaz 5th Avenue, a hotel inspired by the culture of New York City, announces the launch of tbd Art - a rotating art series. The first year of rotating art started on October 6th with artist M.Dreeland. In total, the hotel will have four diverse artists; M.Dreeland, Mister Cartoon, Claw Money and a final artist (currently TBD).

NEW YORK, N.Y. /New York Netwire/ -- Soffe, a leading activewear apparel brand, introduces a new men's line, XT46. Short for 'Extreme Training since 1946,' the collection, inspired by the all-American hero, is in celebration of Soffe's long history supporting the United States military.

NEW YORK, N.Y. /New York Netwire/ -- Within a few years, sales of millimeter wave systems will break the billion dollar per year mark in several markets, according to a new report by Thintri, Inc. (www.thintri.com).

NEW YORK, N.Y. /New York Netwire/ -- Intellectual property law in the United States is on the verge of breakdown and needs to be reformed, argues law professor Jason Mazzone in his new book, 'Copyfraud and Other Abuses of Intellectual Property Law' (ISBN: 9780804760065), published by Stanford University Press.

NEW YORK, N.Y. /New York Netwire/ -- If New York City is a state of mind, then Jorge Colombo captures the metropolis' moods like no other. Published in association with 20x200 - the place to discover and buy art online - 'New York: Finger Paintings' (ISBN: 9780811879255) by Jorge Colombo features 100 of the artist's beautiful, full-color illustrations of New York City.

BROOKLYN, N.Y. /New York Netwire/ -- What do teens think about cheating? How do youth approach depression or becoming vegetarian? How do traditional religious backgrounds influence young people's choices and character development? These questions and more are tackled by teens in the pages of KidSpirit's new print issue released today, the Best of KidSpirit Online.

NEW YORK, N.Y. /New York Netwire/ -- When William Pope.L donned a business suit and crawled on his belly through the gutter up NYC's Bowery, the 'Friendliest Black Artist in America' was poignantly calling attention to themes of race, social class and power. Now, in his debut project with 20x200 - the place to discover and buy art online - the seminal artist once again addresses these issues with a selection from his ongoing and widely exhibited project 'Skin Set Drawings.'

NEW YORK, N.Y. /New York Netwire/ -- Bank Owned Properties reports that Alabama and Georgia showed a drop in bank foreclosures in March of 2011 but then spiked upwards in April and continues to grow in both states. Behind this activity is the cumulative effect of foreclosure processing delays which masked the reality of the foreclosure effect.

NEW YORK, N.Y. /New York Netwire/ -- Blue Hill Troupe, Ltd., the only musical theater group in New York City to donate its net proceeds to charity, launches its 88th season with the musical farce 'A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.' With a score by Stephen Sondheim and book by Burt Shevelove and Larry Gelbart, Forum will run from October 28 through November 5, 2011.

NEW YORK, N.Y. /New York Netwire/ -- One of the oldest Muslim-American organizations in the USA, the Muslim Foundation of America, in conjunction with multi-cultural television channel Bridges TV, has announced details for the 26th annual United American Muslim Day Parade, taking place in New York City at 12:30 p.m. on Sunday, September 25, 2011.

NEW YORK, N.Y. /New York Netwire/ -- What comes to mind when you think about comfortable shoes? Thick soles? Ugly styles? Chunky designs? Yes, comfortable shoes have been given a bad rap and are habitually associated with a lack of style in exchange for comfort. Well, online shoes site, Most Comfortable Shoes, is giving this theory a run for its money.

http://youtu.be/YNMo5S_FQto NEW YORK, N.Y., Aug. 26, 2011 /New York Netwire/ -- Sky Ball League (www.skyballleague.com), an exciting, no-holds-barred next generation coed pro sport, airs the...

ALBANY, N.Y. /New York Netwire/ -- Governor Andrew M. Cuomo on Wednesday announced that he has launched "New York Open for Business," a coordinated...

ALBANY, N.Y. /New York Netwire/ -- Governor Andrew M. Cuomo on Wednesday ordered the state's Office of Emergency Management to prepare for the potential...

PORT CHESTER, N.Y., Aug. 4, 2011 /New York Netwire/ -- GiveBack Foundation (www.giveback.org) saw its mission - helping people give more to the causes...

WARWICK, N.Y., July 20, 2011 /New York Netwire/ -- The winners of The 2011 Communicator Awards were recently announced by the International Academy of...

ALBANY, N.Y. /New York Netwire/ -- Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today traveled to Nassau County to sign New York's first property tax cap. The tax cap, a hallmark of Governor Cuomo's campaign and a priority of his administration's first year, will finally deliver relief to millions of homeowners and business owners across the state who for too long have been burdened by out-of-control property taxes.

ALBANY, N.Y. /New York Netwire/ -- New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today traveled to Westchester County to sign New York's first property tax cap. The tax cap, a hallmark of Governor Cuomo's campaign and a priority of his administration's first year, will finally deliver relief to millions of homeowners and business owners across the state who for too long have been burdened by out-of-control property taxes.

ALBANY, N.Y. /New York Netwire/ -- Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced he will close seven New York state prisons, fulfilling his pledge to consolidate the state's correctional facilities based on a declining inmate population and providing significant savings to New York state taxpayers.