News Releases

New Book Reaches Millions Devastated by Hepatitis C - Governor Proclaims November 3rd as National Hepatitis C Day Topeka, KS (PRWEB) October 28, 2003 -- Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius has declared Nov. 3, 2003, as National Hepatitis C Day in an effort to educate people about the disease that affects more than 400 million people worldwide and 4 million in the U.S. 10,000 people die of hepatitis C every year in the U.S., and this figure is expected to increase to around 25,000 by the year 2020. Governor Sebelius presented the proclamation to Dr. Shekhar Challa, Topeka, coinciding with the timely launch of his book and CD-ROM titled “Winning the Hepatitis C Battle.” - 2003-10-31

One Percent Software Announces ProjectLocker - Web-Based Software Quality Tools ProjectLocker is a set of Web-based tools that allow software teams to follow development best-practices without spending time setting up build environments. Developers, consultants, and their customers can use ProjectLocker to save money and improve the quality of the produced software. - 2003-10-31

More Teen Girls Hooked: Sports a Perfect Solution "Participating in sports and physical activity are the most positive, viable alternatives to the perceived benefits smoking gives young women" said Dr. Sal Arria, CEO and Executive Director of the International Sports Sciences Association (ISSA) - 2003-10-31

StockPricePredictor.com, LLC now provides U.S. patent status information for free over the Web ARLINGTON, Va., October 30, 2003 -- StockPricePredictor, LLC now provides U.S. patent status information for free over the Web - 2003-10-31

Computer Help Website Turns 1,000 - Free Tips Offered on Windows (c), the Internet, and Digital Cameras Computer help website MalekTips (http://www.malektips.com) announced today that it has expanded its library of free computer tips and now has over 1,000 tips available. This collection includes an increased number of articles on the Windows XP (c) operating system as well as advice on purchasing and using digital cameras, gadgets that a growing number of people are expected to purchase during the upcoming holiday season. - 2003-10-31

How to Jumpstart Lagging Sales the Subject of Free New Report from GreyHawk Advisors, Inc. To help small to medium sized companies win more new customers faster and increase the sales dollars generated from them as well as existing customers, GreyHawk Advisors, Inc. is offering a free new management report. - 2003-10-31

Batteries.com Partners with SpiderSplat Consulting to Increase Revenues Derived from Search Engine Marketing SpiderSplat Consulting, Inc. an innovator in Performance based advertising and Batteries.com a leader in the online marketplace for battery products with over 2,000 products that fit over 50,000 devices, today announced a strategic marketing partnership targeted at doubling revenues for Batteries.com. - 2003-10-31

Angel.com selected from thousands of companies to be published in upcoming book “The 100 Best Resources for Small Business” Small business telephony services provider recognized in 2004 book publications of “The 100 Best Resources for Small Business” - 2003-10-31

TELEVISION VIEWERS NOW HAVE A VOICE ON THE RADIO!! SECOND STREET DREAMS LLC ANNOUNCES A NEW WEEKLY RADIO CALL-IN SHOW FOR TV VIEWERS TO TALK ABOUT THE TELEVISION SHOWS THEY LOVE AND THE ONES THEY LOVE TO HATE! TALKING TV a new local radio call-in show for people who are rabid about the television shows they watch. It airs every Thursday morning at 9 on WBIS 1190 AM. - 2003-10-31

Box for Blocks Leaves Less of a Mess They say that the best inventions are the simplest ones, and nowhere would this be more evident than in the BOX-4-BLOXÔ, a great new storage innovation for keeping the kids' Legosâ tidy, that is now available in the United States. - 2003-10-31

MILLIONS OF CHILDREN ARE HARMED AND KILLED BY UNFIT PARENTS To fight the overweight and obesity epidemics, Michael Applebaum, MD has developed Fit to Parent tm, the first fitness lifestyle program that prepares parents and parents-to-be to raise healthy children, even before their children are born. - 2003-10-31