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Harvard University educated archaeologist, current president of the applied archaeology firm, PRC, Inc., non-profit Ararat Conservation, Inc., and former maritime executive, Joel Klenck, reports, "It is 100% certain that a prehistoric site is Noah's Ark, located in the southern gorge of greater Mount Ararat and dating to an interval within the Late Epipaleolithic period (13,100-9,600 BC). This site exhibits all traits of an ancient Trot-on / Trot-off maritime barge, being unlike all terrestrial structures."

Rivera thinks Mel Gibson should have blamed written law for his arrest. Judaism is to be credited with the perfection of written law but it not to blame for written law’s injustices, which include the world’s wars.

Honest California attorney who uncovered government conspiracy to hide truth about the federal courts is disbarred after a hearing without accusers, witnesses or testimony.

Universal Guardian Holdings, Inc. (OTCBB: UGHO), an emerging global leader in non-lethal protection products, integrated transportation and global supply chain security systems and strategic security services to protect against terrorist, criminal and security threats to governments and businesses worldwide, announces today that the United States Patent and Trademark Office issued a patent for its Cobra StunLight™.

Solcara PressBureau users at Dorset Police have praised Solcara, the market leading software solution provider, for its excellent level of support.

EU Trade Commissioner Mr. Peter Mandelson comments on quota system in an exclusive interview with fibre2fashion.

Mondial Translation is offering discounted translation rates to JCICS members to help reduce the cost of translating paperwork associated with intercountry adoptions.

Project Oz won a logo design makeover with LogoBee recently. In this release, LogoBee interviews Ellen Dietz of Project Oz about their organization and participation in the contest.

The Washington Breakfast Club revamps its leadership and restructures to offer small business government contractors more opportunities for acquiring business intelligence and teaming opportunities related to federal acquisition requirements.

"We expect to meet or exceed our public announced revenue projections of $35 Million for FY2006. We also expect to make further guidance announcements regarding revenue increases, positive cash flow and year-end profitability by midyear 2006,"

The Office of Private Health Partnerships (OPHP) wins LogoBee.com’s Logo Design Makeover Contest for non-profits

“We are confident that the launch of the Cobra StunLight™ in the U.S. Cavalry catalog will increase sales and open additional sales opportunities in the federal, state and local law enforcement community,"

FDM Software Ltd., North America’s leading developer of enterprise software for Fire and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) information management, announces the launch of FDM GIS Analyst at the 1st Geospatial Integration for Public Safety Conference (GIPSC) from April 10-12, 2006 in Nashville, Tennessee.

Our Q4 2005 revenue represents a 61% increase over 3rd Quarter 2005 and an estimated 240% increase when compared to Q4 2004.

San Diego Sheriff’s Department has selected the Cobra StunLight™ to participate in a pilot program designed to provide deputies with safe and effective non-lethal use-of-force alternatives while on patrol and in correctional facilities.

By offering money and technical expertise, any entity can now utilize technology without worry of cost or what Washington has allotted them.

ComAlert, the new disaster / terrorism / missing-persons alert system that uses internet and communication technology, has added Oklahoma State Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control to its ever growing safety net

Doron Precision Systems, Inc. announced today the delivery, installation of its 550LE driving simulation system to the City of Newark’s Police Department, New Jersey. The department considers the system to be an "extremely beneficial" and "potentially life-saving training tool" with a "realistic training field".

ComAlert, the new disaster/terrorism/missing-persons alert system that uses internet and technology, has just made it very simple for law enforcement agencies to sign up.

A Lean Six Sigma and Global Supply Chain Consultancy Firm, Bellwether Services announced today that it was awarded a share of the US Army Aviation & Missile Command’s Expedited Professional and Engineering Support Services Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA). Bellwether is one of several niche subcontractors supporting Perkins Technical Services, a prime contractor in the Business & Analytical Domain. If all contract options are exercised, the value of this contract could reach $500 million dollars for Perkins and its subcontractors.

Corky McMillin Companies’ Executive Can Speak to Decisions Faced by Communities Impacted by Recent Round of Closure Announcements and Successful Strategies for Redevelopment and How Communities Can Succeed in the Face of Closures

The Pocket Partner, a best selling emergency reference initially created for Law Enforcement is finding its way into the hands of ordinary citizens and small businesses across the country.

The Cobra StunLight™ will provide the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department with effective use-of-force alternatives while providing their deputies with the protection they deserve,” stated Michael Skellern, Universal’s CEO.

One of the most harrowing things a person can think of what would happen if a disaster of 9/11 or Katrina proportions struck their area. Would families know what to do or where to go? Would families be even able to stay in touch? What about a business or a municipality's - could they alert all employees or citizens on what to do, and have a place where everyone can easily "check in"?

Dr. Philip H. Wainwright, Founder and Chairmand of the Board of SpartaMatrix International, issues answers to the questions raised by the 911 Commission.

Her first incarceration was in October 2001 but the nightmare occurred again in February 2005 when she was once more forcibly removed from her home by the police under the British Columbia Mental Health Act.