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Uk lyricist n producer Bunzi d has been in the lab working very hard with new material for his sophmore effort!!

Stay.com launched "Guess the City" an image trivia game that gives a fair idea of what Stay.com will become once the redesigned corporate site is launched later this Fall.

Now you can add cutting-edge live support to any website for free.

Adding LTO-4 Half Height drives doubles performance and creates fastest 2U tape library on the market

LTO-4 HH boosts capacity of 1U tape autoloader to 12.8TB and transfer rates to 576GB/hr

Second Brain celebrates its soon to come Beta 20 release by organizing a contest that will reward the most active users with prizes varying from a brand new MacBook Air to Amazon gift certificates.

WiHood’s “virtual laptop” service will integrate an Oslo (Norway) school’s curriculum into WiHood’s “virtual laptop” service protecting children online and improving their education in school and at home.

WiHood’s “virtual laptop” service can now earn parents and organizations money while protecting children online and bridging the digital divide.

WiHood’s “virtual laptop” on a USB bracelet is portable and can be worn on the wrist, carried in a pocket or in a school bag. WiHood’s USB bracelet is made of non-toxic silicon so it is safe and durable for children.

Only a few months after announcing the opening of our offices in Oslo and London, WebDeal is proud to cut the ribbon on yet another branch – this time in the United States.

WebDeal, the world's leading eZ Publish hosting provider, today announced support for the newly released eZ Publish 4.0 on its Premium Shared Hosting environment.

Mandingo Trio is to perform at Smeltedigelen Jazz and Blues Festival in Mo i Rana, Norway, 12th October this year. The trio, fuses the sounds of ancient and modern Africa in a way that is has been described by critics as groundbreaking.

With the emergence of Tanzanian artist, Ras Nas aka Nasibu Mwanukuzi, on the East African music scene, there is no doubt that the region’s musical terrain will never be the same.