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Document Solutions, Inc. (DSi) Becomes Charter Member of Legal Service Providers Association

NASHVILLE, Tenn., Mar. 15, 2011 – Document Solutions, Inc. (DSi), a litigation support, electronic discovery and digital forensics company, announced today that the firm has become a charter member of the Legal Service Providers Association (LSPA). The LSPA – dedicated to the growth and promotion of the service providers in the legal industry – began taking applications in January 2011. “We have been experiencing tremendous growth over the last few years and are honored to be Tennessee’s largest litigation support services company. We believe there is always potential for both

Thompson Thrift plans new professional office building in downtown Terre Haute

Old National Insurance, Emmis Communications (HI 99 and 105.5 The River) to be anchor tenantsTerre Haute, Ind. – Thompson Thrift Development, Inc., announced plans today (March 15) to construct a new three-story professional office building at 925 Wabash Avenue that would serve as yet another building block in redeveloping the eastern edge of downtown Terre Haute. Construction is scheduled to begin in July of this year and be completed by May 2012. The building will increase the opportunity for businesses to lease Class A office space in downtown. Its anchor tenants will be Old National

Denvir joins ‘Scotland Food and Drink’

The UK’s leading brand marketing agency, Denvir, has joined not–for-profit organisation, Scotland Food & Drink, which aims to guide food and drink companies of all sizes towards increased profitability.Claire Kinloch, Managing Director at Denvir said: “As an agency, Denvir is ensconced in the Scottish Food and Drink Sector, which accounts for almost 70% of our business. We want to reinforce our commitment to the industry through our membership of Scotland Food and Drink, which will provide us with unrivalled access to a range of comprehensive benefits including the most up to date market

Achieving Home Energy Efficiency Can Be Easier Than You Think

Leading Energy Provider Offers Important Spring Efficiency Tips for HomeownersStamford, CT – March 15, 2011  - After a brutal winter for much of the nation, spring finally seems to be around the corner.  For many homeowners this means a time to throw open the windows, sweep off the patio and turn to preparing their house and garden for warmer weather. Whether homeowners are simply fixing up their house or perhaps preparing it to sell, one leading energy provider wants to encourage residents to factor energy efficiency into their spring home prep plans. “Spring is the perfect time to

Coventry firm helps city star get Olympic bid back on track

While the starting gun has sparked the clamour for London 2012 tickets, a Coventry company is helping a city athlete get her bid for Olympic glory back on track.Leading city centre-based insolvency practice Cranfield Business Recovery has renewed its sponsorship of Olympic hopeful middle distance runner Katrina Wootton. The Coventry University graduate ranks in the top five in the UK in 1500m, 3000m and 5000m and is a previous gold medallist in the 1500m at the European Junior Olympics. Following an illness in the early part of last year, Katrina got her training regime back on track

MALOOF U SKATE MADNESS FINALISTS ANNOUNCED

Thousands of Votes Were Cast in Online Video Contest to Find the Best College Skater in the Country:  The Final Four Compete in Panama City Beach Saturday for $10,000 in Cash & Prizes(Irvine, Calif. – March 14, 2011 ) – This Saturday, Maloof Skateboarding – which produces the world’s greatest skateboarding event, The Maloof Money Cup – and the Digital College Network (DCNLive.com) will host the final four Maloof U Skate Madness finalists who will go head-to-head in one last competition to find the best college skater in the country.  The four finalists will be flown to Panama City Beach,

Glaston's Annual Report and summary of year 2010 releases published

Glaston Corporation, Stock Exchange Release, March 15, 2011 at  16.00 (EET)Glaston’s Annual Report and summary of year 2010 releases published   Glaston Corporation’s Annual Report and Financial Statements 2010 has been published on the company’s internet pages at www.glaston.net. The annual report is published in English and Finnish in pdf-format. The annual report can be ordered from Glaston’s corporate communications by phone, +358 10 500 6105 or on the company’s website www.glaston.net. Glaston has published a summary of the company's 2010 stock exchange releases. The summary of

Groupe Floirat Announces Two New Directors

Antoine Chevanne, CEO of Groupe Floirat, is pleased to announce the appointment of Sandrine Caltagirone as Director of Communications & Marketing and Pascale Fontaine as Sales Director. Sandrine Caltagirone joins Groupe Floirat from COSTES, where she has worked as Secrétaire Générale for ten years, and was responsible for building up and developing the luxury brand throughout the world. Pascale Fontaine has worked for Groupe Floirat for 14 years as Deputy Sales Manager at the legendary Byblos Hotel, St Tropez – their flagship hotel – alongside Isabelle Gainche, former Sales & Branding

Nomination committee’s proposal for Eniro’s Board

Prior to the Annual General Meeting 2011, Eniro’s nomination committee proposes that Fredrik Arnander, Cecilia Daun Wennborg and Ketil Eriksen will be elected as new Board members. In addition, Lars-Johan Jarnheimer is proposed as new member and chairman of the Board, as earlier announced. The nomination committee further proposes re-election of Board members Thomas Axén and Harald Strømme. Lars Berg, Barbara Donoghue, Karin Forseke, Mattias Miksche and Simon Waldman have declined re-election. Consequently, the proposal entails that the number of Board members elected by the Annual General

B&M Automotive Group Acquires Flowmaster, Inc.

Newest addition to B&M Automotive Group adds performance exhaust to impressive line-up of top-tier aftermarket productsSanta Rosa, Calif. (March 13, 2011) – The B&M Automotive Group is excited and proud to announce the addition of Flowmaster, Inc. to its portfolio of iconic industry brands. The undisputed leader in exhaust technology, Flowmaster Inc., will now become an integral part of the B&M Racing and Performance, Hurst Shifters, and Hurst Driveline Conversions team of outstanding aftermarket brands. "Flowmaster is an exciting acquisition for B&M from both a fit and synergy

HiQ SIMPLIFIES THINGS FOR WEST SWEDEN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY

HiQ has been working with the West Sweden Chamber of Commerce and Industry to develop its website, making it a more user-friendly digital meetingplace for the Chamber’s members.HiQ’s assignment for the West Sweden Chamber of Commerce and Industry has resulted in the creation of a digital platform. HiQ has upgraded the EPiServer CM tool, redesigned the website, improved the navigation and search functions and made the content on the website more readable.   “This work and the creation of the digital meetingplace for members of the Chamber’s business network are the key aspects in our

"Victim no ressurection"?

This controversial cross at St Martin-in-the Fields focuses upon violence, suffering and conflict in the world today.Terry Duffy’s provocative artwork is on a global tour of peace and reconciliation from Liverpool to Jerusalem and will be on display at St Martins-in-the-Fields from 9th to 22nd April 2011. This imposing and powerful cross will form the backdrop of an important two week long challenging confrontation, exploration and reflection upon the outcome of conflict in the world today. Duffy says “My artwork shakes people out of their comfort zone and challenges them to realise the

Daytona Beach Mayor Glenn Ritchey Recognizes Identity Theft Threats and Declares “Identity Theft Awareness Week” March 20-26

LifeLock & FBI-LEEDA Provide Identity Theft Training for Law Enforcement in Daytona, March 22Tempe, Ariz. – (March 15th, 2011) – Florida residents are especially vulnerable to identity theft according to a recent report issued by the Federal Trade Commission in their annual Consumer Sentinel Network report . The most recent report shows that the state of Florida ranks first in the nation for most complaints of identity theft per capita. In support of local law enforcement and continued consumer education,

SCC goes for Gold with Polycom’s market leading video conferencing technologies

SCC, Europe’s largest independent technology solutions provider, has achieved the highest Gold level certification from the video conferencing (VC) technology infrastructure market leader, Polycom. Through investing in its partnership with Polycom, SCC is responding to the golden opportunity to help customers generate significant cost savings through adopting best of breed video conferencing technologies.The VC market leader, Polycom’s cost effective and high quality solutions are designed to integrate with best of breed software and mobile technologies. Its solutions are accessible and

Eco village houses built complete with floor heating

An eco village’s been built where each house has floor heating. If you want to cut your carbon footprint with electric underfloor heating, such as Marmox visit Ambient where you can choose from a range of underfloor electric heating systems.Finland builds a new eco village comprised of ten detached houses with environmentally friendly underfloor heating , which is the first of its kind in Europe.   What makes the project truly unique is that the village is run entirely on renewable energy and is not connected to

Definition of private sector is blurry, survey reveals, as doctors call for NHS to get preferred provider status

A survey by Pharmacy Voice shows how people define ‘public’ and ‘private’ in the context of health service provision.  The results come on the same day the BMA’s Special Representative Meeting considers whether to oppose government plans to extend ‘any willing provider’ delivery of NHS services.The survey showed · Nine in 10 (88%) of people regard GP practices as public bodies · Only one third (32%) regard their local pharmacy in the same way, despite the fact that the vast majority of a pharmacy’s income is derived from the provision of NHS services.  Like GP practices, pharmacies

Local runner’s marathon effort to fund breast cancer research

Press Release For immediate release: 15 March 2011 Press contact: Louise Garrahan, Media Relations Officer, Breast Cancer Campaign, DD 0207 749 3724, Email: lgarrahan@breastcancercampaign.org Local runner’s marathon effort to fund breast cancer research Budding runner Richard Doyle from Orpington, Kent has laced up his running shoes again to train for the Virgin London Marathon in aid of Breast Cancer Campaign. The Finance Systems Analyst will join thousands of runners for the 26.2mile race on Sunday 17 April to support his mother Carol, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in early 2010.

Dummies need smart names in TyreSafe competition

TyreSafe, the UK’s leading tyre safety organisation, is calling for the public to enter its online competition and be in with a chance to win £50 of iTunes vouchers by taking part in the name game. That’s because it has just ‘adopted’ a family of four new animated crash test dummies, which will be used to help promote tyre safety. The family will give drivers a host of tyre safety tips, information and advice, but as yet they don’t have names. However, TyreSafe wants your help in suggesting names for the family and the winning entry will receive £50 in iTunes vouchers. Stuart Jackson,

VTT: Improving energy efficiency is revolutionizing building in Finland

Moisture damage risks of zero-energy buildings can be avoided The EU is pressing home its demand for all new construction to be nearly zero-energy by 2021. This energy target can only be achieved, and moisture damage risks avoided, if design and construction quality is ensured. As for the cost – energy efficient buildings in Finland carry a 2–7% higher price tag over conventional construction.The EU’s Energy Performance of Buildings Directive is revolutionising construction Europe-wide. As a Member State, Finland, too, is committed to reducing its building stock CO2 emissions. “Today’

New assignment for Sweco’s environmental consultants in Russia

The wastewater treatment in the Russian city of Ivanovo, 300 km east of Moscow, was built more than 30 years ago. Now the city’s municipal water supply utility is taking ambitious measures to modernise the facility with the help of environmental consultants from Sweco.“Sweco has longstanding experience of successful export projects in the Russian market. Our first international assignment more than 100 years ago was aimed at developing a system for wastewater treatment in St. Petersburg. Since 2005 we are also established with 100 employees of our own in Russia,” says Eva Nygren, President

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JM is building rental units in Hökarängen

JM signed an agreement with the City of Stockholm for land to be allocated for about 130 rental apartments in Hökarängen near Farsta in Stockholm. The land will be sold with site-leasehold rights.Land will be allocated for seven tower blocks with five floors each and a total of 130 flats. The buildings will be built in compliance with JM's standard for climate smart low-energy houses. The area is located between the neighborhoods of Farsta and Hökarängen. “We are extremely pleased that we will now be able to work with the City of Stockholm to develop new rental apartments. We hope that

SKF delivers plant reliability to sub-Sahara based copper mine company

SKF and Konkola Copper Mines Plc (KCM) in Zambia have signed a three-year, two million dollar contract covering a Predictive Maintenance (PdM) solution.The solution is based on a system that provides early warnings of machinery and plant deterioration. By using the data to plan and implement the correct maintenance and operational actions, the plants total performance and reliability is improved. - We continue to strengthen our establishment as a solution provider in this region, and help our customers to significantly reduce unplanned shutdowns through implementing these PdM

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