8th July, 2005
Toughquip Launches Find Construction Equipment Website
Dallas, TX (PRWEB via PR Web Direct) July 8, 2005 -- Toughquip, LLC launches a new heavy equipment Internet Website, www.FindConstructionEquipment.com. This user-friendly site enables customers searching for new or used construction equipment, heavy equipment parts, equipment attachments, auctions, financing, etc. to view heavy equipment as soon as it hits ......
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8th July, 2005
Manufacturers Find New Ways to Keep Cool
(PRWEB via PR Web Direct) July 8, 2005 -- A fine-chemical producer in Georgia needed a low-temperature heat transfer fluid to replace the flammable-rated product in their reactor loop. A fragrances and pheromones firm in New England needed much lower temperatures than their citrus-derived fluid was capable of delivering. And ......
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4th July, 2005
UBIEE Team Launches Defense for Net Newbies
The UBIEE Team has identified five notable fleecing schemes focusing on the innocence of net newbies, as well as other naïve, unsuspecting Internet surfers
(PRWEB) July 4, 2005 -- Tantamount to the paradigm shift in communication created by Alexander Graham Bell’s invention of the telephone, the Internet provides a medium for ......
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1st July, 2005
Scientist Denies Falsifying Yucca Mountain Data
WASHINGTON -- A government scientist who wrote e-mails that ignited controversy over possible document falsification at Yucca Mountain told Congress on Wednesday that he did not alter reports or data.
Joseph Hevesi, a hydrologist who wrote computer models and gathered field data on water flow at the possible nuclear waste ......
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30th July, 2005
New treatment targets cellulite, without surgery
It affects close to 90 percent of women -- and a few men.
But now there's a new weapon in the war against unsightly cellulite, just in time for summer. It's called VelaSmooth -- a non-surgical alternative, without the down time.
Michelle Nugent says, "I've tried the creams, I've tried ......
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27th June, 2005
Managing Wafer Fabrication
The semiconductor industry uses wafer fabrication technology that produces highly sophisticated electronic logic and control devices known as integrated circuits (IC). This process involves silicon, the basic element in sand, provided in thin disks or wafers, and modifies if through a process that involves a vacuum, heat, and the implantation ......
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27th June, 2005
Read business product alliance news and analysis of weekly ...
It is always important for any company to build up a market for their product. As cigarette manufacturers have found out, it’s best to start users when they’re young. All DCC companies bank on the fact that so many of us went to the movies or played computer games in ......
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24th June, 2005
Energy Project Bills Clear Senate Hurdle
The state Senate on Thursday passed two bills designed to keep construction on track for two major energy projects, the Wausau to Duluth, Minn., power line and Wisconsin Energy Corp.'s planned coal- fired power plants in Oak Creek.
Both bills passed by wide margins, 27-6 in the case of the ......
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22nd June, 2005
Fuel Cell Rollout
ROLLS-ROYCE has announced a $100 million joint venture with Singapore government-linked consortium EnerTek Singapore Pte. Ltd. to develop environmentally friendly power generators, based on fuel cell technology, for the mass global market. Vivian Balakrishnan, Singapore's second minister for trade and industry, expects global demand for fuel cell systems to reach ......
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22nd June, 2005
Chinese Seek Resources, Profits in Africa
NAIROBI, Kenya -- The front room of a residential apartment in the Kenyan capital makes an unlikely nerve center for a 21st-century scramble for Africa.
But five years ago this is where Dang Song set up the Kenyan branch of North China Grid.
Two weeks ago, he opened East Africa's ......
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