NANOTECHNOLOGIES AND BATEMAN ENGINEERING ANNOUNCE FIRST JOINT VENTURE PROJECTS

Project Range Illustrates Breadth of Altairnano Bateman Titania’s Products and Services. Solution Implementation Process is Outlined.
Posted by  mccloudcomm  on  Thursday, April 28, 2005

“China could see over 580 million mobile subscribers by 2010� announces visionga

San Francisco, CA and London, UK; 25 April 2005/ visiongain. The latest study, “The China Mobile Market� published by business information providers, visiongain, investigates the high growth of mobile and Internet users in China, which began in the second half of 1990s. Since then, the mobile market in China has become fiercer, with competition amongst mobile operators to control the entire value chain from contents and application through to terminals.
Posted by  senh  on  Thursday, April 28, 2005

AIM Software and COMIT Partner for Optimized Telekurs Valor Datafeed Management

AIM Software, a global provider of reference data management and risk management software for the financial industry, and COMIT, a leading service provider in the IT and finance industry, announce their partnership. The goal of the co-operation is a tight integration of AIM Software’s STP platform for Telekurs Valor data management, GAIN, with the Swiss core banking system Avaloq.


Posted by  gerlindep  on  Thursday, April 28, 2005

“All Must Make Effort to Prevent Child Abuse�

“The State of Connecticut Should Take Its Own Advice�

The State of Connecticut should be practicing what it preaches and work harder at preventing abuse of children in state care. A good place to start would be to ban the use of all psychiatric drugs linked to suicide and violence that are currently mandated out to a large percentage of the children in state care. In addition, another good step would be for the state to stop trafficking children from the Department of Children and Families into clinical drug trials.
Posted by  Ablechild.org  on  Thursday, April 28, 2005

visiongain report announces cannabinoids as a potential blockbuster?

San Francisco, CA and London, UK; 22 April 2005 visiongain. According to the latest visiongain report, there is a potential for a drug within the cannabinoids market to become a blockbuster within the next few years. The visiongain report, "Cannabinoids: A Potential Blockbuster?� , states that there are at present only 2 approved cannabinoid drugs on the market: Canada has recently become the first country to accept the use of a medicine derived from cannabis when it is approved GW Pharma’s Sativex for the relief of pain in multiple sclerosis suffers.
Posted by  senh  on  Thursday, April 28, 2005

Sharing Your Videos On The Web Made Easy With My Personal Videos

Custom One Media recently introduced a streaming video application for the "Average Joe" – My Personal Videos. Now it's easier than ever to share your videos online with anyone in the world!
Posted by  allwaysmusic  on  Thursday, April 28, 2005

NETSOL TECHNOLOGIES’ WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY, CQ SYSTEMS, POSTS STRONG RESULTS

NETSOL TECHNOLOGIES’ WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY, CQ SYSTEMS, POSTS STRONG RESULTS FOR FISCAL YEAR END

New Global Customers Including DaimlerChrysler Services and Orix Leasing Drive Revenues for Fiscal 2005 to Over $5.2 Million, with Net Income Exceeding $730,000
Posted by  mccloudcomm  on  Thursday, April 28, 2005

Get out and Ride. “Bike to Work Day 2005� which will be held on Friday, May 20

Todson urges folks to get out and ride in the D.C. area on “Bike to Work Day 2005� which will be held on Friday, May 20th.
Posted by  StevenDubin  on  Thursday, April 28, 2005

Fourteen-Year-Old Briefs Rotary International

Los Angeles: Fourteen-year-old Claire Kevitt, the Youth for Human Rights International (YHRI) Youth President briefed a chapter meeting of Rotary International members on the importance of teaching youth human rights.
Posted by  gstweedie  on  Thursday, April 28, 2005

Navajo Indians Display Culture For The First Time In ME

“Hollywood Depiction Of Navajo Culture Tainted� – Cora Max Phillips
Posted by  BIZCOM  on  Tuesday, April 26, 2005