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Both presedential candidates, Barack Obama and John McCain, agree that new technology should be used in the fight against biological warfare. QualSec, developers of the NanoNose, can provide an answer to national bio-threats.

Nonprofit Opening Coincides with Women’s Equality Day

MS Technology releases SureVistaVision, DICOM viewer.

MS Technology releases MST Batch Converter™ ver. 3.2 for Windows and Java. Makes migration from legacy ECMs to newer ECMs by enabling organizations to convert legacy and uncommon file formats to standardized formats of the organization’s choice.

As managers struggle to hold remote team members accountable, TeamLeader delivers innovative web-based solutions for governing globally dispersed teams and increasing productivity and ROI.

Freedom21 Conference attendees who have concerns about education will hear nationally-known author/researcher Beverly Eakman speak on “American’s Socialist Footprint: Connecting the Dots Back to Education” on Saturday at 11am in Texas.

Senator Ellie Kinnaird, Democratic candidate for North Carolina Senate District 23, is scheduled to discuss her campaign on Monday, July 14th at Town Hall Grill at 4:00 p.m.

During last week’s NC Senate budget debate, MS Activists held a Virtual Advocacy Day and made contact with 64% of NC Senators. Constituents were given the opportunity to participate from the comfort and convenience of their home or office.

Dr. William Lawson, Republican candidate for U.S. House District 4, is scheduled to discuss his campaign on Monday, June 23rd at Town Hall Grill at 4:00 p.m.

Veterans Offered Opportunity to Tell Their Stories and Become Part of History - Desperate Need for Documents to Recreate Service Records

Amanda Williams, chief of staff for First Lady Mary Easley and artist/owner of Amanda Williams Designs, was named by Triangle Business Journal as a 2008 40 Under 40 Leadership Award winner.

The North Carolina Center for Automotive Research (NCCAR) announced today that Simon Cobb is being named to lead business and program development for the automotive testing and research facility located in the northeastern region of North Carolina.

Fileviewer.com is pleased to announce the Version 9 release of "V - The File Viewer". V is an all-purpose file manager for Windows.

The Raleigh Public Relations Society (RPRS) will present an interactive luncheon on Tuesday, Nov. 27 to equip participants on the topic, “Communicating with Your Elected Officials.”

Join host Jeremiah Greer as he welcomes the editor of www.johntitor.com, Oliver Williams, to discuss the mysterious time traveler know as John Titor.

Adults with disabilities and parents of young children with developmental disabilities encouraged to apply. The deadline for people to take the Partners in Policymaking™ course is October 13.

Host Jeremiah Greer welcomes Kelly Snyder to the show to discuss his group Find Me that is a unique combination of retired Law Enforcement, Psychics and Canine Search and Rescue Volunteers.

Carolina Legal Assistance, a disability rights center (CLA), asked the Anson County District Attorney to dismiss the charges against Floyd Brown, the man with mental retardation who has been held at a mental hospital for 14 years without a trial.

Jill Griset explains detail of a recent case in which courts held that e-mails strings are not privileged unless each individual e-mail in a string is separately identified on the privilege log.

Helms Mulliss & Wicker announces the opening of a new E-Discovery facility in Charlotte that will house more than 40 professionals and is equipped with computer workstations specially configured to efficiently perform large-scale document reviews.

The Department of Marketing (“DofM”), an award-winning marketing and public relations firm, has adopted the City of Raleigh Arts Commission (CORAC) as its pro bono client for 2007.

Mackay Communciations was awareded by the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) for SATCOM II for a five-year contract.

"Solar Technology is Commercial. This technology right here is going to help us change the way we live in our homes. " --President George W. Bush, Feb. 20, 2006. The amount of solar energy intercepted by the Earth every minute is greater...