North Carolina: Greenville News
ASI’s Extreme Loading® Technology Allays Implosion Concerns
Extreme Loading® Technology was used to predict the collapse of St. Francis Hospital scheduled for demolition in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania last weekend. The building’s demise was historic to that locale, but for Applied Science International (ASI), the hallmark event is about the technology that showed the public what would happen beforehand – a new structural analysis technology now available to practicing engineers internationally. - March 27, 2008 - Applied Science International, LLC
PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS Presents "It's Good to be Golden: The Story of Henry the Heart" by Jeffery A. Faulkerson, MSSW
Announcing the release of the new children's picture book, "It's Good to be Golden: The Story of Henry the Heart", by Jeffery A. Faulkerson, MSSW. - February 16, 2008 - PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS
Plant-Made Biotechnology a Growing Future for North Carolina’s Northeast
Economic Development officials announced plans to have ongoing meetings with educators and business representatives to bring together biotechnology resources throughout North Carolina’s northeast region and to develop a plan for future development of a viable industry in plant-made biotechnology. At a recent meeting, the group developed plans for moving plant-made biotech research from the universities to farms and businesses in North Carolina’s northeast region. - January 15, 2008 - Northeast Development Commission
CIA's Unsolved Mysteries: the Nosenko Case, Double Agents & Angleton's Wilderness of Mirrors
“Wilderness of Mirrors” is the theme for the fifth annual Raleigh Spy Conference, an internationally acclaimed event that draws top experts in the field of intelligence to Raleigh each year. The 2008 conference will be held March 26-28 at the North Carolina Museum of History in downtown... - January 11, 2008 - Metro Magazine
North Carolina’s Northeast Commission Works to Increase Aviation Business in North Carolina
North Carolina's Northeast Commission is working to bring aviation business to Northeastern North Carolina. They are pleased that TCOM has decided to expand in Pasquotank County and see this as another confirmation that North Carolina's Northeast region is primed for aviation development. The 16 counties in their region are developing their aviation infrastructure by expanding runways, and maximizing the land around their airports to bring the aviation potential to reality. - December 22, 2007 - Northeast Development Commission
Chapel Hill Hair Stylist Launches Salon Site: garycardenhairstudio.com. Consults Durham, Raleigh, Triangle Clients on Style, Wardrobe, Makeup for "Image Coordination"
Gary Carden recently announced the launch of www.garycardenhairstudio.com, the new site for the Chapel Hill studio owner and stylist. With over 30 years in the industry, Carden knows more about personal style than just haircuts - he integrates hair, grooming, style, color, makeup, and wardrobe. Raleigh's News & Observer named Carden the "guru of grooming" for his unique approach of combining these elements of style to find each client's most authentic look. - October 31, 2007 - Gary Carden Hair Studio
TrackJump Package Tracking URL Service
TrackJump is a new service built by Erik Aronesty which allows users to create shortened tracking URL's suitable for embedding in emails or web pages. - September 29, 2007 - Moon Costumes
Viva Greenville Announces Newspaper Launch
Local Hispanic Newspaper Releases First Issue - October 13, 2006 - Viva Greenville