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• Many U.S. passenger vehicles are driven on under-inflated tires, NHTSA research survey shows; U.S. Transportation Secretary Mineta urges motorists to check tire pressure before Labor Day travel.
• Baan signs up eBECS as new e-business alliance organisation in the UK; Leading e-business specialist will resell and implement Baan's iBaan suite of Internet-enabled solutions.
• Barclaycard selects Trintech to power its eWallet for convenient online shopping; Europe's leading issuer of credit cards, Barclaycard, selects Trintech's PayWare solution.
• California, Illinois, and Pennsylvania Civil Support Teams certified.
• Intel introduces high-speed wireless networking products designed for the home and small office.
• Activities of Secretary-General in Austria, 25-28 August.
• Hitachi perfects the world's first 37V broadcast satellite digital high-definition plasma television; Launches three models, including a 42V broadcast satellite digital high-definition plasma television, expanding the hitachi high-definition plasma televi
• Breathe relaunched by Affinity; Affinity unveils first stage of virtual services showcase with ISP and mobile packages.
• Pervasive Software names Ken Jacobson as Vice President of Business Development.
• French Ministry of Culture and Communication chooses Ebone to provide Internet access for some of France's leading museums.
• Appointment of the Pensions Compensation Board Chairman.
• "One in five industry experts predicts that the first 4G network will go live by 2005" according to a new survey by visiongain.
• K-State professor encourages family physicians to prescribe television viewing advice to patients, children.
• Government expresses deep concern for the violence in the Middle East.
• Wilson and Alexander want Dounreay at the heart of world class decommissioning industry.
• Seat belt use by drivers and passengers reaches 73 percent, NHTSA reports.
• Secretary-General calls on NGOs to create worldwide anti-racism movement.
• Essent Kabelcom acquires larger investment in @Home Benelux; Excite@Home enters into new strategic alliance with Essent.
• Envox joins VoiceXML Forum; Commits to the VoiceXML Initiative.
• Secretary-General welcomes political agreement between Papua New Guinea Government, Bougainville.
• Contracts.
• Latest update -- Value added VoIP services conference.
• Defence Ministry to celebrate Merchant Navy Day.
• WorldPay announce e-commerce is secure for their customers and shoppers.
• 3Com`s new wireless bridge makes multi-building wireless networks affordable and simple to own; New product offers quick set-up and flexible configurations.
• Appointment of new Non-Executive Director.
• Appointment of full-time Regional Immigration Adjudicator.
• Vodafone UK to implement Sopheon's automated new product development solution; Web-enabled system will help UK telecommunications company enhance portfolio management and streamline process of developing and commercializing winning products.
• OTCSS.com announces investment alert on ValCom, Inc.
• Ofwat proposes changes to water companies' licences.
• Code Red never a threat with WatchGuard software; AppLock/Web prevents web site defacement on Microsoft(r) IIS servers.
• Spain -- "Street children" have rights too.
• This poison control center is for the dogs (and cats).
• Birth defects and landfill sites.
• Revised information --Ttemporary lane closures required near Horseshoe Bay.
• interWAVE signs $9.8 million contract with Comunicaciones Personales S.A. to provide nationwide wireless network in Paraguay; interWAVE's scaleable GSM network offers Hutchison's network in Paraguay accelerated revenue stream resulting from interWAVE's in
• Boy, 11, sustains injuries after motorbike fall.
• Nasdaq scheduled resumption in Net4Music, Inc.
• WF Electrical, Fulham, enters the history books.
• Council on Tribunals welcomes the publication of Sir Andrew Leggatt's report, tribunals for users -- One system, one service.
• All aboard -- DPTAC welcomes accessible trains.
• Imark Communications Europe announces new parent.
• Now everyone can experience the broadband revolution for just 50p.
• Parasitic wasps could curb mealybug.
• CORRECTION -- CommerceNet and PeerIntelligence galvanize Peer-to-Peer (P2P) community with groundbreaking research for business environment.
• "Turkey to sell 3G licenses late next year" says WirelessEurope.
• CPSC fines the Limited Inc., Mast Industries USD500,000 for selling flammable children's sleepwear.
• Statement by National Transportation Safety Board acting Chairman Carol Carmody on runway incursions.
• Poet releases version 4.5 of its sell-side supplier enablement solutions; Poet eSupplierlinkT4.5 and Poet eSupplierWebT4.5 further streamline and automate catalogue management process.
• K-State's campaign for nonviolence to kick off school year with rally.
• Siebel solution provider, XtraServe, partners with Alterian.
• Antimicrobial compounds may reduce swine waste odor.
• DoD News Briefing -- Part 1 of 2.
• DoD News Briefing.
• Launch of product suite by Managed Health Network, Inc.
• In Memoriam -- National specialist in Pulmonary Vascular Disease C. Norman Gillis.
• Implementation of Mitchell recommendations stressed as only hope for return to Middle East peace process -- Part 1 of 3.
• Implementation of Mitchell recommendations stressed as only hope for return to Middle East peace process -- Part 3 of 3.
• Ashtenne's first acquisition for The Ashtenne Industrial Fund; Acquisition of Units 1-6, Green Bank Industrial Estate, Blackburn.
• E-Learning Vendors Association launched.
• Day implements Intranet and Internet platform for Pfizer Switzerland.
• UK's largest hotel group builds online reservation system on Ebone's network.
• Easypress powers Official Liverpool Matchday Website; Haymarket Customer Publishing selects Easypress for success.
• Louisiana Department of Health & Hospitals chooses Polycom for secure IP & ISDN videoconferencing.
• Sony's Internet Club takes off; Official launch on Wednesday 22 August 2001 at midnight at www.sonystyle-club.com.
• The American Stock Exchange selects Intel Online Services for outsourced web infrastructure services.
• Statement by the Secretary General following the Destruction of the Lesok Monastery.
• Joint Group of Experts on Scientific Aspects of Marine Environmental Protection holds thirty-first session; Evaluate group's impact, role in assessment of marine environment.
• Sycamore Networks, Inc. reports fourth quarter and fiscal year 2001 financial results.
• CSIRO and CQU plant seeds of new research collaboration.
• Appointment to Advisory Group on Enforcement.
• Stock alert newsletter adds Charles River Laborator and offers 30 day free trial.
• HKFE announces revised margins for stock futures.
• Scalable Networks scores at Southampton Football Club; Southampton FC installs IP network at its new The Friends Provident St. Mary's stadium.
• Argus Systems Group locks down Linux servers in just 30 minutes.
• Eight arrested for defrauding McDonald's Corp. and its customers in promotional prize contests; Arrests made in Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, Texas, Indiana and Wisconsin as part of nationwide operation "Final Answer".
• India elected Vice-Chairman of E-9 meeting.
• Sylantro Systems and Rainfinity unveil alliance which provides high-reliability options for service providers; Rainfinity's high availability software integrated into Sylantro's managed telephony services product offering.
• Aramiska appoints Colin Bell as UK Sales Director to drive take-up of unique satellite broadband services.
• Northwest offers bonus miles for travel from Detroit; Earn 2,000 WorldPerks bonus miles for using Northwests new jet service from its Detroit hub to Savannah and Elmira.

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