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In the News (Sat 5 Dec 09)

  
 deseretnews.com | James LeVoy Sorenson: Elusive billionaire
Sorenson accepted his teacher's assessment, believing he was stupid.
Members of the Eccles and James Sorenson foundations and children of Mountain View Elementary in Salt Lake City cut a ribbon to dedicate the new playground that was funded by the foundations in 1998.
James Lee Sorenson, Sorenson's eldest son, said his dad was away from home much of the time but he was a good father.
deseretnews.com /dn/view/0,1249,510051930,00.html   (3221 words)

  
 James LeVoy Sorenson   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
Born in Rexburg, Idaho, in 1921, Sorenson was raised in Sacramento.
Sorenson's revolutionizing inventions - allowing dramatic improvements in patient care - include the world's first disposable surgical filter masks as well as disposable venous catheters which eliminated the use of metal needles in the procedure.
Sorenson continues his valuable contributions to the medical industry with aggressive research and development programs and contemporary inventions to the betterment of laser surgery, genetic research and analytical chemistry.
www.ldsfilm.com /writers/Sorenson.html   (511 words)

  
 Sorenson Medical : Pain Pumps and Pain Management
Sorenson and associates tested hundreds of different materials and several sewing and gluing methods before coming up with the perfect combination for his disposable surgical mask.
Sorenson's belief that once people understand how closely related they are, the more motivated they will be to treat each other well.
Sorenson's leadership, Sorenson Real Estate is responsible for the development of innovative, high-quality commercial, retail, and residential projects on more than 60,000 acres, most of which are located on Utah's populous Wasatch Front.
www.sorensonmedical.com /?page=l2§ion=corporate&subsection=leadership&content=main   (1268 words)

  
 Alumni - James Sorenson
James LeVoy Sorenson is a renowned American entrepreneur with a long career in which he developed ingenious medical devices that have become essential equipment in health care today.
Sorenson’s ultra-successful career is an outcome no one would have predicted when he was growing up in a tarpaper shack in Yuba City, California, eldest son of a hardworking ditch digger.
Sorenson was honored by the Community College League of California at a banquet in which he received their statewide Distinguished Alumni Award.
www.sierra.cc.ca.us /AboutUs/alumni/sorenson.html   (509 words)

  
 Sorenson VRS
Sorenson Media was contacted in mid-August by a group of OSD students and staff members with a special request - Sorenson VP-100 videophones for the school's use.
Sorenson Media is proud to support the Ohio School for the Deaf and other schools across the country to bring the highest-quality communications to the deaf and hard-of-hearing.
Sorenson VRS will again be visiting several cities across the nation in the first quarter of 2005 as the premium sponsor of the 2005 Gallaudet Academic Bowl National Tour and DeafNation Expo.
www.sorensonvrs.com /newsletter/q1_2005.php?PHPSESSID=76eaec24e4c4bc16ada1b69d35490c93   (2145 words)

  
 The Salt Lake Tribune -- BYU Gene Data May Shed Light On Origin Of Book of Mormon's Lamanites
Sorenson, a Mormon who made his fortune in the medical industry, says he believes the research may shed light on the American Indian-Lamanite connection, but that's not what is driving him to donate millions to the cause; he wants to bring humanity together by demonstrating how closely related all people are.
Sorenson said he believed the Lamanite issue may be examined once the database is complete, but only because this is a project meant to demonstrate ties among all peoples.
Sorenson has already argued that Lamanites may well only comprise a sliver of the American Indian population, and that they may never be found in samples of DNA testing.
www.lds-mormon.com /indians_lamanites.shtml   (1727 words)

  
 Sorenson Communications
Then Sorenson hit upon an idea that might pass for one definition of genius: using his problem to solve someone else's.
It would be an exaggeration to call Sorenson the Alexander Graham Bell of the deaf community--but not much of one.
(The federal government reimburses Sorenson $7.29 for each minute of use, money that he puts toward financing more free videophones.) So far the only drawback of the system is that it is so popular that deaf callers must sometimes wait a few minutes to make their calls because of a shortage of interpreters.
www.sorenson.com /press/company_news_people.php   (753 words)

  
 Sorenson Communications
Sorenson Video Relay Service® (VRS) combined Sorenson Media technology and equipment with the expertise of certified American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters to allow deaf and hard-of-hearing users to place video relay calls to friends, family members, and business associates.
Sorenson Media (www.sorenson.com and www.sorensonvrs.com) is the recognized technology leader in video services, video compression, and video communication to improve the quality of communication over the Internet.
The Sorenson Legacy Foundation is a non-profit corporation established by the James LeVoy Sorenson family for the exclusive purpose of promoting charitable, religious, educational, literary, and scientific endeavors.
www.sorenson.com /press/press_release_full.php?pr_id=43&PHPSESSID=e4a172d0b94f3a23555564080388572a   (762 words)

  
 Sorenson Media - Press - News / Press Release
Additionally, Sorenson Media developed the SVX video communications processor, reference designs, and software for the first affordable, easy-to-use videophone for the mass market, which is now produced by D-Link.
Sorenson VRS enables deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals to effectively and naturally communicate with the hearing world.
Using the Sorenson VP-100 videophone appliance connected to a TV, or a personal computer equipped with a Web camera and Sorenson EnVision SL video relay software or Microsoft NetMeeting, both deaf and hard-of-hearing users are able to place calls to family, friends, or business associates through an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter.
www.sorensonmedia.com /news/read_full.php?pageID=18¶ID=207   (755 words)

  
 SMGF: Press Release
"We are honored to recognize James Sorenson for his tireless and generous support of family and scouting values and causes," said Alan Osmond, co-founder of One Heart, Inc., an international non-profit organization dedicated to strengthening families by raising funds, producing events and publishing family-friendly content that increase awareness and support for significant family-related issues.
Sorenson is a pioneer in creating technologies and organizations that further the ability of families to connect across generations," added Mark Allen, CEO and founder of ScoutMedia, who worked in conjunction with the Sorenson Companies to produce a new CD for Boy Scouts that fuels interest in family history and genealogy.
Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation (SMGF) is a non-profit research organization that collects and analyzes DNA samples in order to create the world's most comprehensive correlated genetic and genealogical database.
www.smgf.org /press_release.jspx?pr=11   (624 words)

  
 U alumnus wins award for his business - News
James Lee Sorenson was honored as the first U alumnus to win the David Eccles School of Business Entrepreneurial Achievement Award.
Sorenson Media was and is the recognized leader in video services, video compression and video communications over the Internet.
"[Sorenson] is deserving of this award and clearly proves that opportunities [are] abound for those willing to pursue them," said Jack Brittain, dean of the David Eccles School of Business, in a recent statement.
media.www.dailyutahchronicle.com /media/storage/paper244/news/2003/10/10/News/U.Alumnus.Wins.Award.For.His.Business-525532.shtml?sourcedomain=www.dailyutahchronicle.com&MIIHost=media.collegepublisher.com   (295 words)

  
 KSL News: A Profile of James LeVoy Sorenson
James Sorenson: "Using DNA to identify who we are, where we come from, and who we belong to, and we're going to find a brotherhood."
Various Sorenson family entities own more than 68 thousand acres of land in Utah and elsewhere, including Jordanelle Ridge, overlooking Heber Valley, conceived as a residential and recreational project with 2,000 homes.
Jim Sorenson refuses to be labeled the heir apparent to the reins of the family's business empire.
tv.ksl.com /index.php?nid=5&sid=46984   (514 words)

  
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Under Secretary of Transportation for Security Administration James M. Loy reported that TSA met 36 mandates set by Congress, including screening all passengers by the agency's first anniversary and all baggage by December 31, 2003.
Sorenson's life took another quixotic turn in 1960, when he left Deseret after a falling-out with his partners.
Though he knew nothing about fashion, Sorenson saw an untapped market for modest women's nightwear in ultra-buttoned-up Salt Lake City, and hired a designer from Los Angeles to create a new line he called the "Elegance of Modesty." His sales force: housewives who peddled the nightwear at Tupperware-ish parties.
www.espanol.lycos.com /info/james-sorenson.html   (525 words)

  
 Archive--Sorenson Vision
Sorenson was in town to visit Sorenson Vision, a high-tech digital technology company.
According to the Sorenson Vision web site, millions of dollars and thousands of hours of labor were invested to invent a desktop video conferencing product of high quality.
It is Sorenson Vision's mission to develop technologies to be exceptional conferencing products that will revolutionize business communications, reports the company's web site at www.sorensonvision.com.
newscafe.ansci.usu.edu /archive/dec99/1217_sorensonvision.html   (835 words)

  
 Sorenson Genomics DNA Genotyping and Sequencing
Sorenson Genomics extends its high-quality DNA testing services to a global market.DNA Sequencing and Genotyping Its parent company, Sorenson Development, Inc. is a private corporation held by James LeVoy Sorenson, renowned for his innovated product ideas for the medical device industry.
Recently, Sorenson Genomics has been providing DNA genotyping to assist with determining the identity and relatedness for thousands of Thailand's 2005 Tsunami victims (see press releases).
Sorenson Genomics maintains a highly reliable DNA testing service, and expands on its genotyping and sequencing expertise through continually developing new applications involving distant biological relationship tests, DNA genealogy services, and population assessment applications.
www.sorensongenomics.com /about_us.html   (534 words)

  
 Sorenson compiling huge DNA database
A Sorenson company called Relative Genetics Inc. is selling tests for $50 and up that help people figure out where they fit in the database — and sometimes connect with specific ancestors who lived hundreds of years ago.
Sorenson scientists also decided in 2003 to emulate other geneticists' adoption of a painless alternative to blood sampling.
Last year, she met Sorenson researchers at a genealogy gathering and they offered to test free of charge genetic samples of Schermer's father and a North Carolina man she thought might be a descendant of her grandfather.
www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-chat/1598976/posts   (3045 words)

  
 James Lee Sorenson Receives University of Utah Entrepreneurial Achievement Award - Plugins For Adobe® Software - ...
James Lee Sorenson, CEO at Sorenson Media, was honored by the University of Utah as the first recipient of the David Eccles School of Business Entrepreneurial Achievement Award.
Using the Sorenson VP-100(TM) videophone appliance connected to a TV, or a personal computer equipped with a Web camera and Sorenson EnVision(R) SL video relay software or Microsoft(R) NetMeeting(R), both deaf and hard-of-hearing users are able to place calls to family, friends or business associates through an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter.
His latest project is Sorenson Capital, a venture fund that focuses on small to middle-sized, generally underserved markets.
www.bedagi.com /community/news/1221   (752 words)

  
 SUU - News: 3/16/2006 - James LeVoy Sorenson to be Inducted in SUU’s Hall of Honor, Founders’ Day, March
James LeVoy Sorenson’s medical and philanthropic career spans six decades, during which he has distinguished himself as an entrepreneur of healing.
One of the most fascinating initiatives of Jim Sorenson’s is a project that he started a few years ago to use DNA to identify individuals.
Jim Sorenson and his wife, Beverley, are parents of eight children and grandparents of nearly fifty.
www.suu.edu /ad/pr/news/Archives/viewarticle.aspx?id=286   (700 words)

  
 Streamingmedia.com: Sorenson Spins Off Four Companies   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
Sorenson Vision (http://www.s-vision.com), makers of Sorenson QuickTime Broadcaster, said today it was restructuring the company and splitting up into four new companies.
James Sorenson, Jr., vice chair of all four new companies, cites "leverage" as a major reason for the separation.
Sorenson Technologies (http://www.sorensontech.com) is the research arm of the other three companies, and will develop proprietary and standards-based image compression (like H.263, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, and DV).
www.streamingmedia.com /article.asp?id=5275   (314 words)

  
 SUU - News: 6/1/2006 - College at SUU Renamed to the Beverley Taylor Sorenson College of Education
The Sorenson Legacy Foundation was established by the James LeVoy and Beverley Taylor Sorenson family to promote charitable, religious, educational, literary and scientific endeavors.
Beverley Taylor Sorenson may best be described as a Renaissance woman because she truly does have expertise and interest in many varied segments of life.
Sorenson has known her goals and dreams since she was five years old and worked hard toward achieving them ever since.
www.suu.edu /ad/pr/news/archives/viewarticle.aspx?id=289   (1036 words)

  
 ksl.com - Identity of Million Dollar Donor Revealed
Sorenson's donation was originally labeled "anonymous." But inquiries from Eyewitness News and others prompted a late afternoon news conference at the Capitol today.
Sorenson originally wanted his 1-million dollar donation to be matched by others in the state to make 2-million dollars.
James Sorenson, $1-million donor: "I would like to stand by the governor and his desire to help those who have less and need more."
www.ksl.com /?nid=148&sid=309833   (400 words)

  
 Academy of Mechanical Engineering Member James Sorenson   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
Jim Sorenson earned a B.S. with honor in Mechanical Engineering in 1960 and a M.S. in Engineering Mechanics in 1961, both from MTU.
Sorenson held the titles of Section Manager, Manager of the Structures and Mechanics Department, and Manager of the Engineering and Manufacturing Department.
In 1988 he was transferred to their corporate offices in Germany as the Deputy General Manager of Battelle Europe.
www.me.mtu.edu /academy/Academy_web/sorenson.htm   (162 words)

  
 Sorenson Unity Center - Salt Lake City, Utah
The Unity Center is located at 1383 South 900 West, adjacent to the current Sorenson Multi-Cultural Center, which is currently owned and operated by Salt Lake City.
The Unity Center will be built on property donated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and James LeVoy Sorenson, using $6.5 million in funds donated by the Alliance for Unity and James Sorenson as well as funds obtained from U.S. Bank as part of the federal New Market Tax Credits program.
Sorenson’s generosity and his commitment to the Glendale and Poplar Grove neighborhoods, the new facility will be known as the Sorenson Unity Center.
www.sorensonunitycenter.com /background.htm   (544 words)

  
 Local Medical Device Entrepreneur, James LeVoy Sorenson, Pledges Million in Matching Funds to YMCA of Greater Salt Lake ...
The YMCA of Greater Salt Lake today announced that James LeVoy Sorenson, a successful local biotechnology entrepreneur, will donate $1 million in matching funds to refurbish Camp Roger, the primary facility through which the local YMCA serves children.
Sorenson we intend to completely renovate Camp Roger within the next two years," said Nissalke.
He was the primary donor for the Sorenson Multi-Cultural Center on Salt Lake City's west side.
www.redorbit.com /news/science/746496/local_medical_device_entrepreneur_james_levoy_sorenson_pledges_1_million/index.html?source=r_science   (468 words)

  
 James L. Sorenson - Moviefone
Sorenson, chief executive of Sorenson Media, praised the event as one with a dual purpose: To encourage healthy participation in sports and to...
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movies.aol.com /celebrity/james-l-sorenson/112158/main   (112 words)

  
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"We are honored to recognize James Sorenson for his tireless and generous support of family and scouting values and causes," said Alan Osmond, co-founder of One Heart Inc., an international nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening families by raising funds, producing events and publishing family-friendly content that increase awareness and support for significant family-related issues.
At the Trapper Trails event, Sorenson will also announce a $20,000 in-kind contribution that will provide free DNA testing and analysis to Boy Scouts who apply for the service through the Foundation's Web site, http://www.smgf.org.
Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation (SMGF) is a nonprofit research organization that collects and analyzes DNA samples in order to create the world's most comprehensive correlated genetic and genealogical database.
www.thefamily.com /sorensonaward.html   (637 words)

  
 KSL.com News Story   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
A Utah billionaire says the next great gold mine is in information, a specific sort of database he believes can bring the world together.
James Sorenson: “I make it very hard for my son, Jim.
Sorenson says he has no plans to retire.
tv.ksl.com /index.php?sid=46984&nid=5&template=print   (466 words)

  
 SMGF: In The News
The Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation is building a huge database of family trees and DNA samples in hopes of demonstrating worldwide biological connections."
Individuals who can chart a four-generation family tree are encouraged to visit the exhibition and donate their DNA and family tree to the foundation.
Sorenson ended up dropping the Norway idea, but he did so to pursue an even greater ambition.
www.smgf.org /news.jspx   (556 words)

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