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<title>Zwick Establishes New Aerospace Competence Center</title>
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<issued>2007-07-23T04:50:49Z</issued>
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<summary type="text/plain">The recent growth in orders coupled with the Company&apos;s focus towards the dynamic test sector has enabled the Zwick Roell Group to identify many opportunities for its customers in the aerospace industry as they transform their businesses and respond to...</summary>
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<![CDATA[<p><em>The recent growth in orders coupled with the Company's focus towards the dynamic test sector has enabled the Zwick Roell Group to identify many opportunities for its customers in the aerospace industry as they transform their businesses and respond to the latest challenges. As a global supplier of materials and component testing systems, Zwick believes that it offers many unique benefits with its wide range of specialised equipment used in cutting edge research organisations, as well as quality control and routine testing environments.</em> </p>

<p>(PRWEB) July 20, 2007 -- The recent growth in orders coupled with the Company's focus towards the dynamic test sector has enabled the Zwick Roell Group to identify many opportunities for its customers in the aerospace industry as they transform their businesses and respond to the latest challenges. As a global supplier of materials and component testing systems, Zwick believes that it offers many unique benefits with its wide range of specialised equipment used in cutting edge research organisations, as well as quality control and routine testing environments. </p>

<p>The Group is pleased to announce that it has recently appointed Mr. David Phillips to co-ordinate all global activities relating to its presence in the aerospace industry. David joined the Zwick organisation in 1982 fulfilling a number of important roles in the UK and, more recently, as Managing Director of its Asia-Pacific Headquarters. In his new role as Vice President, Corporate Marketing, he brings both a technical and commercial understanding of the needs of customers and is collaborating with many leading aerospace organisations. </p>

<p>Zwick delivers complete solutions, developed specifically for the needs of aerospace and related organisations where precision, reliability, flexibility, ease of use and first class technical support are the minimum requirements. </p>]]>
<![CDATA[<p>Products include the latest technology in materials and component testing software, digital contact and non-contact extensometry, customized tooling and fixtures, and personal consultation through its dedicated team of application experts. As the world leader in robotic testing solutions Zwick has delivered many state of the art systems for the automatic testing of metals and composites.     </p>

<p>More information about the range of products and services offered by the Zwick Roell Group is available at www.zwick.com</p>]]>
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<title>OMAX ® Appoints Dr. Axel Henning as Head of Research and Development</title>
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<issued>2007-07-21T04:54:56Z</issued>
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<summary type="text/plain">Noted Expert in Abrasive Waterjet Cutting Technology to Speak at WJTA Conference in August Kent, WA (PRWEB) July 20, 2007 -- OMAX Corporation, the leader in innovative abrasive waterjet cutting technologies, is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Axel...</summary>
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<![CDATA[<p>Noted Expert in Abrasive Waterjet Cutting Technology to Speak at WJTA Conference in August </p>

<p>Kent, WA (PRWEB) July 20, 2007 -- OMAX Corporation, the leader in innovative abrasive waterjet cutting technologies, is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Axel Henning as its head of Research & Development. Dr. Henning brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the field of abrasive waterjet technology, with an extensive background in production and quality engineering. </p>

<p>Dr. Henning was among the first to develop techniques for precision machining, with special emphasis on increasing both cutting performance and cutting quality for various types of materials. On Monday, August 20th, from 1 - 2 p.m., Dr. Henning will present on the topic of "Cutting Edge Quality in Abrasive Waterjet Cutting" at the Annual Waterjet Technology Association (WJTA) Boot camp in Houston, Texas.</p>

<p>Since 1991, Dr. Henning has been working with abrasive waterjets, gaining his initial experience at the Hanover Waterjet Laboratory carrying out research on precision cutting heads and turning with abrasive waterjets. After earning his Mechanical Engineering degree at the University of Hanover in 1995, he joined Stuttgart University where he headed the Stuttgart Waterjet Laboratory performing contractual research work. Working with the renowned Fraunhofer Institute for Production Automation Engineering, Dr. Henning pioneered an improved modeling approach for automatically determining angular adjustments of the cutting head to control both lag and taper as, e.g. a function of speed (feed rate), in 5-axis waterjet machining. Over a decade ago, Dr. Henning implemented this approach into a then standard commercial CAD/CAM package, to significantly improve edge quality from 5-axis waterjet cutting. In 2001, Dr. Henning moved to the Fraunhofer Institute full time, to lead the research group for Flexible Production Technologies, including functional printing devices for live science applications, new production concepts with Rapid Manufacturing, and high pressure waterjet machining. </p>

<p>As the new Manager of R&D at OMAX, Dr. Henning's goals include introduction of further enhancements and innovations to abrasive water jet cutting performance and cutting qualities, and upholding the OMAX reputation for meeting customer's needs and expectations for ever evolving technologies suited to their particular cutting applications. He looks forward to continuing the establishment of abrasive jet machining as an accepted method of conventional machining, with great advantages for many users. </p>

<p>"Abrasivejet technology continues to mature by speaking the language of conventional machining technologies," Dr. Henning states. Already now, users find it offers almost unlimited potential, with always new and exciting opportunities to be discovered." </p>

<p>Dr. Henning joins a distinguished "think tank" of experts in abrasive jet technology at OMAX which consists of six PhD's who are among the leading minds in the field. They include the founders of OMAX, Drs. John Olsen and John Cheung, as well as Drs. Jay Zeng, Larry Zhang, Scott Veenhuizen, and Peter Liu.<br />
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<![CDATA[<p>About OMAX<br />
Headquartered in Kent, Washington, OMAX ® Corporation is the leading manufacturer of precision abrasive waterjet systems. Each OMAX JetMachining® system is powered by the company's innovative control software, bringing affordable abrasivejet technology to an expanding and diverse group of industries, particularly including the machine shop environment. For more information on OMAX products and accessories, contact Sandra McLain at 800-838-0343 or visit OMAX. </p>]]>
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<title>Matrikon Wins M2M Value Chain Award with DTE-Detroit Edison</title>
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<issued>2007-07-21T04:47:45Z</issued>
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<summary type="text/plain">Matrikon™ Inc. (TSX:MTK), in partnership with leading electrical utility Detroit Edison, has been recognized with a Gold Enabler award at M2M Magazine&apos;s 2007 Value Chain Awards. Edmonton, AB (PRWEB) July 20, 2007 -- Matrikon™ Inc. (TSX:MTK), in partnership with leading...</summary>
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<![CDATA[<p><em>Matrikon™ Inc. (TSX:MTK), in partnership with leading electrical utility Detroit Edison, has been recognized with a Gold Enabler award at M2M Magazine's 2007 Value Chain Awards. </em></p>

<p>Edmonton, AB (PRWEB) July 20, 2007 -- Matrikon™ Inc. (TSX:MTK), in partnership with leading electrical utility Detroit Edison, has been recognized with a Gold Enabler award at M2M Magazine's 2007 Value Chain Awards. </p>

<p>The M2M Value Chain Awards recognize the vision and innovation of leading corporate adopters of machine-to-machine technology, along with the technology enablers that help make their deployments effective. This is the third year the awards have been presented. </p>

<p>Matrikon was recognized as one of the key contributors to Detroit Edison's Fossil Generation Performance Center project. Matrikon's proven Production Management and Operational Insight visualization technologies were integrated into this massive project, providing Detroit Edison with real-time and predictive asset condition and performance monitoring across its entire fossil-fired generation fleet. </p>

<p>"Detroit Edison and Matrikon have been working together for several years and we have been pleased with our partnership. Matrikon has been an important part of many of our most advanced technology projects," says David Harwood, Director, generation strategy and performance. "Detroit Edison has actively participated in Matrikon's product Board of Direction, and the opportunity to provide input into Matrikon's product direction has been an important part of our partnership." </p>

<p>"This award is great recognition for this partnership," says Matrikon's Vice-President of Technology Mike Brown. "Detroit Edison had an industry-leading vision for where they wanted to go with their fleet monitoring, and Matrikon is proud to have contributed technology to make that vision a reality." </p>

<p>About Detroit Edison<br />
Detroit Edison is an investor-owned electric utility serving 2.2 million customers in Southeastern Michigan and a subsidiary of DTE Energy (NYSE:DTE), a Detroit-based diversified energy company involved in the development and management of energy-related businesses and services nationwide. Information about DTE Energy is available at www.dteenergy.com</p>]]>
<![CDATA[<p>About Matrikon<br />
Matrikon is a leading provider of industrial intelligence solutions that enable manufacturing plants to achieve operational excellence by transforming production data into knowledge to predict and prevent problems and optimize operations. Matrikon's customers achieve agile operations through the combination of external market and plant data to make informed, intelligent decisions in real-time. With offices in major cities throughout North America, Asia-Pacific, Europe and the Middle East and a global client base including industry leaders in a wide range of process industries, Matrikon's reach is global. www.matrikon.com </p>

<p>Matrikon is a trademark or registered trademark of Matrikon Inc. </p>]]>
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<title>Industrial Directory launches metal products directories</title>
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<modified>2006-01-30T04:21:53Z</modified>
<issued>2006-01-30T03:53:50Z</issued>
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<summary type="text/plain">Metal stampings can be sources at small stampings fourslide stampings, and progressive die stampings. More metal fabicators and formers can be found at this list of product sourcing pages being developed. Rubber and plastic manufacturers can be found at product...</summary>
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<![CDATA[<p>Metal stampings can be sources at <a href="http://www.smallstamping.com/">small stampings</a><br />
<a href="http://www.multislidestamping.com">fourslide stampings</a>, and <a href="http://www.progressivediestampings.com/">progressive die stampings</a>.</p>

<p><a href="http://www.industrialdirectory.com/directories/metals.php">More metal fabicators</a> and formers can be found at this list of product sourcing pages being developed.</p>

<p><a href="http://www.industrialdirectory.com/directories/plastics-rubber.php">Rubber and plastic manufacturers</a> can be found at product specific directories. <a href="http://www.industrialdirectory.com/directories/packaging.php">Packaging Materials and supplies</a> and <a href="http://www.materialhandlingconveyors.com">conveyors and machinery</a> can also be easily sourced.</p>]]>

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<title>Solomon Receives Payments from Randall’s Sale in Australia and Expands Programs in Mongolia</title>
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<issued>2006-01-23T12:58:47Z</issued>
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<summary type="text/plain">Solomon Resources Ltd. (SRB:TSX-V) is pleased to announce that it has received the cash proceeds of A $ 1,100,000, from the release of environmental bonds previously held by the Western Australia Department of Mines. The bonds have been replaced by...</summary>
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<![CDATA[<p><em>Solomon Resources Ltd. (SRB:TSX-V) is pleased to announce that it has received the cash proceeds of A $ 1,100,000, from the release of environmental bonds previously held by the Western Australia Department of Mines. The bonds have been replaced by Integra Mining, the purchaser of Solomon’s Randall’s Tenements (see Solomon News Release dated August 2nd, 2005). Solomon has also received 6,967,485 shares of Integra stock, initially priced at A $ 0.071 per share. Shares of Integra closed at A$ 0.175 per share on January 19, 2005, reflecting a 250% increase in value.</em></p>

<p>Vancouver, Canada, January 20, 2006 – Solomon Resources Ltd. (SRB:TSX-V) is pleased to announce that it has received the cash proceeds of A $ 1,100,000, from the release of environmental bonds previously held by the Western Australia Department of Mines. The bonds have been replaced by Integra Mining, the purchaser of Solomon’s Randall’s Tenements (see Solomon News Release dated August 2nd, 2005). Solomon has also received 6,967,485 shares of Integra stock, initially priced at A $ 0.071 per share. Shares of Integra closed at A$ 0.175 per share on January 19, 2005, reflecting a 250% increase in value.<br />
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<![CDATA[<p>The funds will be used to conduct additional drilling at the Company’s Bayantsagaan Gold Project in Mongolia (see News Release January 13th, 2006) and to fund ongoing exploration programs to acquire additional gold, copper and uranium projects in Mongolia.</p>

<p>Solomon recently established a wholly owned subsidiary in Mongolia, “SRM XXK”, which will hold all new properties, outside of the Gallant Option Agreement. SRM XXK is a Mongolia Limited Liability Company, headquartered in Ulaanbaatar. The new company is headed up by Mr. Batmunkh Enkhnasan, Exploration Manager and Director General. Batmunkh is a graduate of the Mongolia Technical University, and has been exploring for gold and copper in Mongolia for eight years. He has worked as an exploration geologist with Harrods Minerals, and later Gallant Minerals before being seconded to WMC Resources Corp for two years. He briefly worked for Erdene Gold Inc. as Project Geologist before joining Solomon in 2005. </p>

<p>About Solomon Resources Ltd.</p>

<p>Solomon Resources Ltd. is a Canadian public company focused on the acquisition, exploration and development of gold properties world wide. The Company is managed by a proven team of exploration geologists credited with the discovery and/or development of a number of significant deposits in the world, including the SNIP, Eskay Creek, and Brewery Creek deposits in Canada, the Segala gold deposit in Mali, the Chimney Creek, Mule Canyon, Ruby Hill, Mesquite, and Ortiz gold deposits in the United States, the Gosowong deposit in Indonesia, and the Cadia East deposit in Australia.</p>

<p>Solomon has active copper-gold and gold exploration projects in Mongolia, Australia and Burkina Faso. Solomon Resources Ltd. is a Tier 1 Company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange (TSX-V) and trades under the banner (SRB). For additional information visit Solomon’s website at www.solomonresources.ca. </p>

<p>Contact Information -    Keith A. Laskowski, President and COO <br />
Direct: 1 720-272-6224<br />
Larry Nagy, Chairman and CEO:<br />
Office: 604-669-6656     <br />
Fax:    604-684-9877</p>

<p>The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the<br />
adequacy or accuracy of this release.<br />
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<title>Toughquip Locates High Quality Work-Ready Construction Equipment</title>
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<summary type="text/plain">Toughquip embarks upon locating high quality, work-ready equipment for searching customers at no additional cost to the customer. DALLAS (PRWEB via PR Web Direct) January 19, 2006 -- Toughquip, LLC announces a new, easy-to-use heavy equipment locater service based on...</summary>
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<![CDATA[<p><em>Toughquip embarks upon locating high quality, work-ready equipment for searching customers at no additional cost to the customer.</em></p>

<p>DALLAS (PRWEB via PR Web Direct) January 19, 2006 -- Toughquip, LLC announces a new, easy-to-use heavy equipment locater service based on customer requirements at no additional cost.</p>]]>
<![CDATA[<p>Equipment locating can include high quality, work-ready; backhoes, dozers, excavators, graders, scrapers, loaders, off-highway trucks, paving equipment, compactors, skidders, pipelayers, diesel powered generators, equipment and on-highway truck engines – construction, earthmoving and mining equipment.</p>

<p>Toughquip, publisher of the Caterpillar® Equipment Buyer Information Guide, evaluated more than 100,000 of their website visitors and found that 78%+ were searching for specific equipment. As a result, Toughquip embarks upon locating high quality, work-ready equipment for searching customers at no additional cost to the customer. Searching customers can view a limited number of machines and specifications online www.findconstructionequipment.com/Heavy-Equipment-for-Sale.htm for immediate purchase. Customers will simply email desired requirements to Toughquip. Information should include; equipment make, model, year, number of hours, special attachments etc. Toughquip will review requirements and endeavor to locate the equipment that best fits their needs. Once the equipment has been located Toughquip will forward photos, specifications, condition, special notes and many times TA reports on the specified equipment.     </p>

<p>When Toughquip locates the desired equipment, in most cases, the customer can view all areas of the equipment from their office with a Live-Cam. This allows the customers to check the undercarriage, tires, buckets, blades etc. before purchasing. This locating service and Live-Cam availability is offered worldwide.</p>

<p>For searching customers that desire to locate their own equipment Toughquip provides many links to equipment suppliers online. Online linked suppliers include; new equipment, used equipment, new parts, used parts, engines, engine parts, equipment service, equipment finance, equipment attachments, equipment auctions and heavy equipment associations. </p>

<p>The Caterpillar ® Equipment Buyer Information Guide can be viewed at www.toughquip.com and the equipment locator site can be viewed at www.findconstructionequipment.com/Heavy-Equipment-for-Sale.htm .</p>

<p>Caterpillar® is the registered trademark of Caterpillar, Inc. and is used for reference purpose only. Toughquip is not associated with, nor is it a licensed representative of Caterpillar Inc. </p>

<p>CONTACT:<br />
Jeff Moore<br />
Toughquip<br />
820 S. MacArthur Blvd<br />
Suite 105-325<br />
Coppell, TX 75019<br />
PHONE 866-681-4636<br />
International: 972-745-6563</p>

<p>http://www.toughquip.com<br />
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<title>Will &apos;Helicopter Ben&apos; Spike Gold Prices Further?</title>
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<summary type="text/plain">According with http://www.investmentu.com , Ben Bernanke (a.k.a. “Helicopter Ben”) -- who takes over from Greenspan in less than two weeks’ time -- earned his nickname when he suggested dropping money onto household lawns from helicopters. New York (PRWEB) January 19,...</summary>
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<![CDATA[<p><em>According with http://www.investmentu.com , Ben Bernanke (a.k.a. “Helicopter Ben”) -- who takes over from Greenspan in less than two weeks’ time -- earned his nickname when he suggested dropping money onto household lawns from helicopters.</em></p>

<p>New York (PRWEB) January 19, 2006 -- According with http://www.investmentu.com , Ben Bernanke (a.k.a. “Helicopter Ben”) -- who takes over from Greenspan in less than two weeks’ time -- earned his nickname when he suggested dropping money onto household lawns from helicopters. In his own words:<br />
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<![CDATA[<p>“The U.S. government has a technology, called a printing press, which allows it to produce as many dollars as it wishes at essentially no cost.”</p>

<p>Not so. </p>

<p>It may not cost the government much, but cranking up the money machine costs Americans plenty, as it dilutes the dollar. </p>

<p>This, in turn, continues to impact gold prices. In fact, since Bernanke’s nomination as our next Fed Chairman, gold has gained 15.9% and recently hit a 25-year high.</p>

<p>“We believe that now is a good time to buy gold. The fundamentals spell a strong bull market for gold, and Bernanke is certainly doing his part to fan those fires with his weapon of choice -- the printing press,” says Rich Checkan, advisory panelist for Investment U, a free, educational, financial e-letter with more than 275,000 subscribers.</p>

<p>What’s behind Bernanke’s willingness to ramp up the money supply?</p>

<p>His problem is that he’s facing government deficits in excess of $8 trillion. That’s about $27,000 for every man, woman and child living in the United States. And it’s growing… Secretary John Snow has just asked Congress to raise the national debt ceiling, which 14 months ago was set at $8.1 trillion. </p>

<p>So what does a Fed Chairman do to get control of the largest debt in all of history? Simple: devalue the currency and you devalue the debt. </p>

<p>As the Fed starts flooding the market with new dollars, the price of gold will continue its march upward. </p>

<p>How high can we expect gold to be driven by this unending supply of new money?</p>

<p>We could see gold reach more than $3,000 an ounce. If that sounds outrageous, just consider that gold’s all-time high was $850 in 1980. Adjusted for inflation, that’s $2,159 an ounce. Advisory Panelists for Investment U agree: The likelihood of gold surpassing its all-time high is not only likely, but a highly conservative estimate…</p>

<p>For more on “Precious Metals – The Bull Market Confirmed,” click below:<br />
http://www.investmentu.com/research/PreciousMetals.html</p>

<p>For more information about our editors, or to set up an interview, please contact Juan Muñoz at 410.223.2693 <br />
http://www.investmentu.com<br />
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<title>Informed Buyers, Increased Awareness and Preference, Vigorous R&amp;D Program, Industry Leading Support, Life Cycle Aspects Drive Inpro/Seal To Record Results</title>
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<summary type="text/plain"><![CDATA[Inpro/Seal reports record sales. Attibutes it to an installed product/installation base fast approaching two million; direct customer feedback; a vigorous R & D program; an engineering data bank of over 58,000 designs that assures same day delivery at no extra...]]></summary>
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<![CDATA[<p><em>Inpro/Seal reports record sales. Attibutes it to an installed product/installation base fast approaching two million; direct customer feedback; a vigorous R & D program; an engineering data bank of over 58,000 designs that assures same day delivery at no extra charge; and an “educate and inform” marketing approach that has lead to a dramatic increase in acceptance for for the Inpro/Seal brand.</em></p>

<p>ROCK ISLAND, IL (PRWEB) January 18, 2006 -– Inpro/Seal Company, the Rock Island, IL, based manufacturer of bearing isolators reports record sales for calendar year 2005. In addition, the company reports that advance orders, shipments and projections are far ahead of last year.</p>

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<![CDATA[<p>Dynamics<br />
Though a number of factors come into play, the firm attributes much of this extraordinary success to: an installed product/installation base fast approaching two million; direct customer feedback; a vigorous R & D program; an engineering data bank of over 58,000 designs that assures same day delivery at no extra charge; and an “educate and inform” marketing approach that has lead to a dramatic increase in acceptance for for the Inpro/Seal brand. </p>

<p>Product Enhancements From A Very Active R & D Program<br />
Their R & D program, conducted from the worlds largest campus devoted to bearing isolation technology, continues to develop new products and enhancements to existing products that increase plant productivity with measurable bottom line results. To illustrate how active their R & D is, these are a few examples announced during 2005: <br />
-    MGS Motor Grounding Seal - a revolutionary new product that stops the damaging effects caused by destructive residual shaft currents on AC motors. Specifically developed for VFD controlled motor applications, the MGS prevents pitting, fluting, fusion craters and eliminates catastrophic motor failure while permanently protecting bearings from contamination.<br />
-    Articulating Powder Seal - Inpro/Seal now offers two sealing solutions the Air Mizer™-PS and the Articulating Air Mizer™- PS™ that provide a positive seal in applications were dry particulates, powders and bulk solids are handled, processed, packaged and stored.<br />
-    Oil Mist – significant enhancements and improvements were made to their tried and proven oil mist bearing isolator, renaming it the OM 32 Oil Mist Bearing Isolator Series. The OM 32 is the only known method that solves housekeeping issues to contain and keep stray most from entering the environment.<br />
-    VBXX-MT™ Series Bearing Isolators – offers machine tool users protection from coolant, chips, humidity and heat, that can cause spindle malfunction and expensive, unscheduled downtime. The highest performance is assured with a reverse interface that avoids direct impingement of coolant and chips.<br />
-    Plus –the only product that protects rolling element bearings on paper machines from the wet end to the dry end; IEEE-841 motors that use bearing isolators as part of their specification and the standard for bearing protection; ad hoc designs for gear boxes, axial shaft movement and one of a kind projects and more.</p>

<p>Important To Educate And Inform <br />
According to David C. Orlowski, President and founder of Inpro/Seal Company and considered by many as the “father” of bearing isolation technology, “More and more lip seal users at the plant maintenance level (and above) have learned that there are misconceptions when it comes to sealing devices and that contact seals are not the only option when it comes to protecting bearings.”</p>

<p>Orlowski continued, “Over the last couple of years, we have conducted extensive research into the use of bearing protection on a market-by-market, application by application basis and found that people wanted to know more about bearing isolators. As a direct result, in 2005 we published a brochure entitled Introduction To Bearing Isolators……A Short Lesson In Bearing Isolation which has become the most successful literature we have ever developed.”</p>

<p>Maintenance People Are Fast Becoming Converts To Bearing Isolators<br />
Orlowski went on to say that, “When lip seals were first introduced more than 70 years ago, they were the only kind of sealing device available. Convenient and inexpensive, they went on to capture a 99% market share. Today, lip seal manufacturers state that at best, they have a median, average life cycle of 1,844 hours or 77 days of operation, though some may survive up to 3,000 hours. This means that, in the real world, lip seals are not meant for heavy duty, industrial applications where rotating equipment is designed to run, uninterrupted for five years. Once end users find out that bearing isolators provide levels of protection unavailable in any kind of bearing protection device with bottom line implications, they get fed up with the 70-year-old technology they had been using and quickly become an Inpro/Seal convert. Another in-demand brochure, Are Lip Seals Obsolete?, provides more in-depth information.</p>

<p>Energy Aspects<br />
Orlowski concluded, “When engaged with a rotating shaft, each contact seal, (lip seal and face seal) consumes, on average, 147 watts of power while operating. To show how significant this is, a plant with 600 operating pumps, can run up annual costs in excess of $117,000 for energy to drive the lip seals. Add to that the costs associated with downtime and you can again see why more and more end users are switching to Inpro/Seal bearing isolators.”</p>

<p>More On Motors<br />
Since the Federal mandate for the use of premium efficiency motors (EPAct) was put into effect, more and more end users have opted for a significantly more reliable IEEE-841 Motor, developed by the Institute of Electrical Engineers. The IEEE-841 standard was written to establish additional guidelines to improve motor reliability, efficiency and performance. A very important feature of these motors is bearing protection. Realizing that the most economical motor is one that runs reliably and the avoidance of a single motor failure more than pays for the entire motor, the IEEE-841 Motor has become an industry standard.</p>

<p>VBXX-D, The Next Generation<br />
When Inpro/Seal introduced their original VBX™ series fifteen years ago, it provided end users with a way to eliminate the root cause of premature equipment failure – contamination entering the bearing environment – while increasing productivity and reliability in the process. Since then, hundreds of thousands have been installed in plants around the world. Today, the VBXX-D the next generation in bearing isolators has taken hold offering the latest and best non-contacting labyrinth sealing technology to improve plant uptime and reliability with an ROI that more than doubles previous results with levels of bearing protection previously unavailable.</p>

<p>Industry Leading Internet Support<br />
Inpro/Seal has also invested heavily into web sites dedicated to the education of bearing isolation technology with much downloadable information. When an end user visits www.inpro-seal.com or www.bearingisolators.com they will find a wealth of information related to both Inpro/Seal and bearing protection, including: specific applications, case histories, data sheets, facts and questions, specifications and more. Interactive spreadsheets include a Cost Justification Worksheet and Contact Seal Energy Consumption Calculator. Simply to complete, an end user merely fills in the blank to calculate ROI and benchmark repair costs. </p>

<p>About Inpro/Seal<br />
Inpro/Seal Company is the originator and the world’s number one manufacturer of bearing isolators, used to protect motor and pump bearings, machine tool spindles, turbines, fans, gear boxes, paper machine rolls and many other types of rotating equipment. Additional applications include the sealing, handling, processing, packing and storage of dry particulates, powders and bulk solids.</p>

<p>Nearly two million of Inpro/Seal’s original bearing isolator designs are in operation in process plants worldwide, where end users continue to report significantly reduced operating costs with increased productivity and reliability. Protected bearings have proven to run 150,000 hours (17 years) or more, eliminating the need for costly maintenance and repair. Documented cases show that a plant can more than double the mean-time-between failure (MTBF) and reduce maintenance costs by at least half, with users reporting an extremely high ROI.</p>

<p>As the recognized global leader in bearing isolator technology, Inpro products are marketed to the aerospace, automotive, petroleum, refining, nuclear, power generation, metalworking, food processing, grain processing, chemical, water, wastewater treatment, metalworking, hydrocarbon processing, HVAC, pulp and paper, mining, mineral, ore processing and general industrial markets.</p>

<p>Signoff<br />
For more information on Inpro/Seal Bearing Isolators, including “Introduction To Bearing Isolators”, “Are Lip Seals Obsolete?” or a complete CD interactive package, contact: Terri Hageman at: Inpro/Seal Company, P.O. Box 3940, Rock Island, Illinois 61204. Phone numbers are: (800) 447-0524 or (309) 787-4971. Fax number is: (309) 787-6114. Website: www.inpro-seal.com or www.bearingisolators.com</p>

<p>Inpro/Seal®, the Inpro/Seal logo and other Inpro/Seal marks are registered® names owned by Inpro/Seal. Air Mizer™- PS; Air Mizer™- PS; Articulating Air Mizer™- PS; Motor Grounding Seal (MGS) ™: OM 32™; STS™; VBX™; VBXX ™; VBXX-D™; VBX-S™; VBX-H™; VBXX-D™ and other trademarks are the property of Inpro/Seal. For more information about Inpro/Seal and its products, visit the Company's web site at www.inpro-seal.com or its companion site www.bearingisolators.com<br />
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<title>Zunch Communications, Inc. Selected by Trident Resources for Search Engine Optimization</title>
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<summary type="text/plain">Industry leader to provide company with online positioning solutions. DALLAS, Texas (PRWEB) January 18, 2006 -– One of the world’s leading search engine optimization, website design and Microsoft Certified application development companies, Zunch Communications, Inc., announced today that it will...</summary>
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<p>DALLAS, Texas (PRWEB) January 18, 2006 -– One of the world’s leading search engine optimization, website design and Microsoft Certified application development companies, Zunch Communications, Inc., announced today that it will provide search engine optimization solutions for Trident Resources LP.(www.tridentresources.com), a global sourcing company that provides metal, plastic components and assemblies at a low cost.</p>]]>
<![CDATA[<p>“Online orders have the potential to dramatically increase the size of Trident Resources,” said Zunch Chairman & CEO John Sanchez. “Our search engine optimization team is excited and ready to help this company improve its online presence.”</p>

<p>The Zunch Communications, Inc. SEO team will be working to increase the number of search engines and directories in which in the Trident Resources website is listed and to improve upon the current rankings for the site. It will also analyze the current search engine strategy employed by Trident Resources and update this information based on keyword and a thorough website analysis.</p>

<p>About Trident Resources LP.<br />
Trident Resources LP. is a global sourcing company that provides quality products and services to the North-American continent. Trident Resources provide low cost metal and plastic components and assemblies including: compression, rubber and injection molding. It also provides metal stamping, investment, sand, aluminum and die casting plus much more. This is accomplished through strategic relationships with manufacturing companies in Asia. </p>

<p>About Zunch Communications, Inc.<br />
Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, Zunch Communications, Inc. (http://www.zunch.com) is a search engine optimization, website design and Microsoft Certified application development company dedicated to achieving measurable results for its clients. Top-ranked worldwide in search engine optimization; Zunch Communications is a member of DFWIMA, SEO Consultants, seopros, DFWSEM, topseos and a Circle Member of SEMPO. Zunch also maintains offices in San Francisco, Chicago, Shanghai and Mumbai.<br />
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<title>Stallion Expands Existing Footprint in Mid-Continental U.S.</title>
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<summary type="text/plain">On January 9, 2006, Stallion acquired the assets of Trail Blazer Hot Shot, Inc. (Elk City, Oklahoma). With service locations in Elk City, Canadian, and Chickasha, Trail Blazer has been a leading provider of surface equipment rental services for the...</summary>
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<![CDATA[<p><em>On January 9, 2006, Stallion acquired the assets of Trail Blazer Hot Shot, Inc. (Elk City, Oklahoma). With service locations in Elk City, Canadian, and Chickasha, Trail Blazer has been a leading provider of surface equipment rental services for the major Oklahoma basins. Assets include over 120 forklifts and man-lifts, 40 generators, and a variety of other surface rental equipment.</em></p>

<p> Houston, TX (PRWEB) January 16, 2006 -- On January 9, Stallion acquired the assets of Trail Blazer Hot Shot, Inc. (Elk City, Oklahoma). With service locations in Elk City, Canadian, and Chickasha, Trail Blazer has been a leading provider of surface equipment rental services for the major Oklahoma basins. Assets include over 120 forklifts and man-lifts, 40 generators, and a variety of other surface rental equipment.<br />
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<![CDATA[<p>The Oklahoma acquisition complements Stallion’s current rig housing operations in Elk City. With this acquisition, Stallion will be able to serve the Texas panhandle, Fayetteville Shale, and other plays of the Arkoma and Anadarko Basin with a comprehensive service offering.</p>

<p>Hill Dishman, Stallion’s chief operating officer, commented, “Trail Blazer comes with a great management team and a large inventory of surface rental equipment. We are planning to integrate our current rig housing services with Trail Blazer’s inventory along with our newly launched remote communications services. Our customers continue to request an integrated package of services at the drill site. Trail Blazer supports our strategy of providing Everything but the Rig™ in the Mid-Continent region.”</p>

<p>The Company now provides services in the Gulf Coast, South Texas, ArkLaTex, Ft. Worth Basin, Permian Basin, Anadarko Basin of Western Oklahoma, Arkoma Basin, Rocky Mountains, and Williston Basin. With over 375 employees in 19 locations and over 1,300 land-based rig housing units, an extensive fleet of surface rental equipment, significant solids control capability, and integrated satellite communications services, Stallion is the leading drilling support service provider in the United States.</p>

<p>To accommodate continued growth, Stallion also recently relocated its corporate office to 410 Roberts. Just east of downtown Houston and about a mile from Minute-Maid Park, the newly renovated warehouse provides 20,000 square feet of custom-built office space where 40 employees provide corporate sales, finance & accounting, human resources, benefits administration, payroll, and operations support services.</p>

<p>David Schorlemer, Stallion’s CFO, commented, “Our new offices will enable the Company to support our acquisitive strategy with ongoing administrative, accounting support and employee services. The new build-out provides adequate meeting rooms for ongoing training and provides ample room for projected growth in 2006 and beyond.”</p>

<p>Stallion is also pleased to announce the promotion of Michael Moore to Vice President-Sales and Marketing. Mr. Moore will continue to lead the Company’s marketing programs and provide leadership in the corporate sales area as well as digital marketing and branding programs.</p>

<p>Please find additional information at the Company’s newly updated web site: www.stallionoilfield.com<br />
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<title>Trade Winds Ventures Inc Strikes High Grade Gold Once Again on Detour Lake, Ontario Canada Property</title>
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<summary type="text/plain">Trade Winds has been drilling its Block A and Detour West Block property for over two years with over 110 drill holes and over 59,000 metres of drilling. Block A is beside the historic Detour Lake Mine which produced over...</summary>
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<![CDATA[<p><em>Trade Winds has been drilling its Block A and Detour West Block property for over two years with over 110 drill holes and over 59,000 metres of drilling. Block A is beside the historic Detour Lake Mine which produced over 1.5 million oz. Well financed with $6 million in treasury,</em><br />
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(PRWEB) January 16, 2006 -- Trade Winds Ventures Intercepts Multiple High-Grade Gold Zones along the M Zone Structural Corridor on Gowest Option, Detour Lake, Ontario</p>

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<![CDATA[<p>Timmins, Ontario, January 12, 2006 – Trade Winds Ventures Inc. is pleased to report gold fire-assay results from diamond drill hole TWDDH-107 and wedge hole TWDDH-107H completed on Section 12800E in late November 2005. </p>

<p>Together with previously reported results from TWDDH-107F, high-grade gold mineralization has now been intercepted on Section 12800E in three holes over a 100 metre height along the M Zone, which remains open along strike to the west and to depth.</p>

<p>The high-grade gold mineralization occurs along the upper contact of the M Zone, mafic/ultramafic contact next to an altered felsic dyke. A summary of assay results immediately along the contact include:</p>

<p>Hole TWDDH-107    6.78 grams/tonne Au over 5.05 metres <br />
    Includes     21.90 grams/tonne Au over 1.20 metres</p>

<p>Hole TWDDH-107F    5.77 grams/tonne Au over 6.75 metres<br />
    Includes    22.54 grams/tonne Au over 1.40 metres    <br />
(Previously reported, 30 metres down-dip of TWDDH-107)<br />
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Hole TWDDH-107H    10.29 grams/tonne Au over 4.00 metres<br />
    Includes    46.40 grams/tonne Au over 0.70 metres<br />
(35 metres down-dip of TWDDH-107F)</p>

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Drilling along Section 12800E further demonstrates the M Zone Structure’s consistent ability to contain high-grade gold mineralization along strike and down-dip. To date significant gold concentrations along the M Zone have now been discovered over a 4.0 kilometre strike length. </p>

<p>TWDDH-107 was collared on Section 12800E at 21530N bearing 193 degrees, dipping 69.2 degrees, ending at 1175.35 metres with the end of the hole bearing 203 degrees and dip at 49.7 degrees. Posted below in Table #1 are assay results from the M Zone Structural Corridor which continues to return high-grade gold values along the M Zone’s upper contact and related hanging wall quartz zones. Wedging of TWDDH-107A, TWDDH-107F and TWDDH-107H began around the 600 metre interval of TWDDH-107.     </p>

<p>Estimated true width of mineralization is approximately 70% of core length as reported in above table.</p>

<p>Altogether, three wedge holes have been completed from pilot hole TWDDH-107. The upper most hole TWDDH-107A, wedged up, testing the M Zone 30 metres above TWDDH-107 returning 3.62 grams/tonne gold over 0.60 metres along the ultramafic/mafic contact, cutting off the up-dip extent to the high-grade M Zone. The remaining holes TWDDH-107, TWDDH-107F and TWDDH-107H all contain high-grade gold mineralization along the upper contact of the ultramafic/mafic M Zone (as reported above) and are spaced 30 and 35 metre intervals. </p>

<p>Gold mineralization along the upper M Zone contact remains open to depth with the down-dip trend of hangingwall quartz zones apparently entering into the M Zone about 30 metres beneath TWDDH-107H. Therefore, further drill testing down-dip of TWDDH-107H has been recommended by Detour Lake geologists and will be initiated during the 2006 winter drilling program. </p>

<p>Trade Wind’s Gowest Project is located approximately 5.0 km west of Placer Dome’s Detour Lake Mine, which historically produced 1.7 million ounces of gold. Trade Winds is earning its 60% interest in project from Gowest Amalgamated Ltd. (TSX-V: GWA), one of its three optioned Detour Lake Properties located in one of Canada’s most prolific gold producing belts, the Abitibi Greenstone Belt, situated approximately 160 kilometres northeast of Timmins, Ontario. </p>

<p>Mr. Lorne Warner, P. Geo. Is the qualified person for Trade Winds’ Detour Lake Projects. Trade Winds, as operator of the projects, has implemented a quality control program to ensure best practice in the sampling and analysis of the drill core. All fire assay results are being provided by ALS Chemex. </p>

<p>FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:<br />
Ian D. Lambert, President & CEO (604) 742-2522<br />
Terry McGee, Investor Relations Toll Free (877) 811-4518 x228 Local Calls (604) 742-2531<br />
Visit our Website at www.tradewindsventures.com</p>

<p>WARNING: The Company relies upon litigation protection for "forward-looking" statements.<br />
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<title>Solomon Announces More Gold Results from Bayantsagaan Project, Mongolia</title>
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<summary type="text/plain">Solomon Resources Ltd. (SRB:TSX-V) is pleased to announce the results from its second phase of drilling at the Bayantsagaan Gold Project, located 110 km northwest of Ulaanbaatar and 35 km southwest of Centerra Gold’s Boroo gold mine. Solomon completed three...</summary>
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<![CDATA[<p><em>Solomon Resources Ltd. (SRB:TSX-V) is pleased to announce the results from its second phase of drilling at the Bayantsagaan Gold Project, located 110 km northwest of Ulaanbaatar and 35 km southwest of Centerra Gold’s Boroo gold mine. Solomon completed three additional core holes totalling 618 m in December 2005, stepping out on mineralization identified in the first phase of drilling on the property. The December drill program was suspended due to winter conditions and the seasonal break.</em></p>

<p>Vancouver, Canada (PRWEB) January 15, 2006 -- Solomon Resources Ltd. (SRB:TSX-V) is pleased to announce the results from its second phase of drilling at the Bayantsagaan Gold Project, located 110 km northwest of Ulaanbaatar and 35 km southwest of Centerra Gold’s Boroo gold mine. Solomon completed three additional core holes totalling 618 m in December 2005, stepping out on mineralization identified in the first phase of drilling on the property. The December drill program was suspended due to winter conditions and the seasonal break.<br />
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<![CDATA[<p>Two areas of gold mineralization have been identified: the north-south trending Bayantsagaan gold zone, and the recently discovered, northeast trending Sujegtei gold zone, 600 m to the northwest (SRB News Release November 2, 2005). Gold mineralization at Bayantsagaan is hosted in structural zones, within and adjacent to granitic intrusions, similar to the deposits at Boroo and Gatsuurt. Sericite-quartz-sulfide alteration minerals are present over large areas and contain variable grades of gold mineralization. </p>

<p>Drilling will resume with a ten hole RC drill program when weather conditions improve and will test the strike extensions of the Bayantsagaan and the Sujegtei gold zones, most notably 600 m to the northeast where these two mineralized systems intersect (see attached Map). </p>

<p>Bayantsagaan Gold Zone</p>

<p>The Bayantsagaan gold zone strikes N10°W and dips 60º NE. Gold mineralization has been traced 300 m down-dip over a strike length of 300 m in five prior drill holes. One additional hole completed in this second phase of work (BT-11) was collared 50 m to the north and intersected the Bayantsagaan zone approximately 310 m down dip. The following significant results were obtained:</p>

<p>From To (m) Width g/t Au<br />
BT-11 21.00m     43.65m 22.65m 0.25g/t<br />
          59.70m     67.40m     7.70m 0.23g/t<br />
     127.40m 137.40m 10.00m 0.32g/t<br />
     175.40m 195.00m 19.60m 0.18g/t<br />
     244.20m 303.00m 58.80m 0.26g/t<br />
Inclu- 287.00m 295.00m     8.00m 1.05g/t<br />
ding 308.80m 332.70m 23.90m 1.46g/t<br />
Inclu- 311.70m 314.30m     2.60m 9.23g/t<br />
ding 352.70m 356.70m     4.00m 0.30g/t<br />
     360.70m 373.80m 13.10m 0.30g/t</p>

<p>Drill hole BT-11 confirms the extension of the both the higher grade main gold zone, and the presence of extensive low grade mineralization within subsidiary structures throughout the intrusive. The system contains a higher grade structural zone that remains open both along strike and at depth, is continuous between drill hole intercepts and is enveloped by lower grade material.</p>

<p>Sujegtei Gold Zone<br />
The Sujegtei gold zone is a covered mineralized zone discovered by Solomon during the first phase of drilling when drill hole BT-08 intersected 20.9 m @1.07g/t Au. The hole was collared to test a northeast trending structural zone, interpreted beneath colluvium (SRB news release November 2, 2005). Two additional holes were attempted in December to determine the trend of mineralization in the subsurface. Drill hole BT-10 was drilled beneath BT-08 to the east, and BT-12 was drilled to the northwest. Both holes failed to reach their targeted depth due to extensive faulting and broken ground indicative of a major fault system. The following significant results were obtained:</p>

<p>          From     To (m)     Width g/t Au<br />
BT-10 20.20m 24.00m     3.80m 0.57 g/t<br />
BT-12 75.80m 86.00m 10.20m 0.18 g/t<br />
          89.60m 100.60m 11.00m 0.33 g/t<br />
     102.60m 112.80m 10.20m 0.19 g/t</p>

<p>Based on these results, it can be inferred that the Sujegtei gold zone strikes northeast with a sub-vertical dip. The zone remains open to the northeast, southwest, and at depth. Drilling was stopped in mid-December due to winter conditions and the seasonal break.</p>

<p>Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101<br />
All gold values reported here are from 30 g fire assays, using a 0.1 g/t low grade cut-off. All assay intervals are based on core intervals. David Tupper, P.Geol. a ‘qualified person’ for the purposes of National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects, has verified the data disclosed, including sampling, analytical and test data, contained in and supervised the preparation of this news release.</p>

<p>QA/QC <br />
Solomon has implemented quality assurance and quality control measures in its exploration programs, including the following: <br />
- Drilling was completed under the supervision of Solomon geologists, by Landrill International of Moncton, New Brunswick.<br />
- All field work is carried out under the supervision of Solomon geologists in accordance with procedures developed to conform to NI 43-101.<br />
- All analytical work is being completed at SGS Analabs Pty. Ltd. in Ulaanbaatar, and accredited Australian laboratories. In addition to the standard internal check and repeat assays undertaken by SGS Analab, Solomon’s staff submitted their own blind standard and blank check samples at a rate exceeding 1 in 10. All check sample results received are within acceptable limits of variability. </p>

<p>Forward Looking Statements<br />
Some of the statements in this news release contain forward-looking information, which involves inherent risk and uncertainty affecting the business of Solomon Resources Ltd. Actual results may differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements.</p>

<p>Solomon Resources Limited</p>

<p>About Solomon Resources Ltd.</p>

<p>Solomon Resources Ltd. is a Canadian public company focused on the acquisition, exploration and development of gold properties world wide. The Company is managed by a proven team of exploration geologists credited with the discovery and/or development of a number of significant deposits in the world, including the SNIP, Eskay Creek, and Brewery Creek deposits in Canada, the Segala gold deposit in Mali, the Chimney Creek, Mule Canyon, Ruby Hill, Mesquite, and Ortiz gold deposits in the United States, the Gosowong deposit in Indonesia, and the Cadia East deposit in Australia. </p>

<p>Solomon has significant gold exploration projects in Mongolia and Australia. Solomon’s shares trade under the banner SRB on the TSX Venture Exchange (TSX-V). For additional information visit Solomon’s website at www.solomonresources.ca. </p>

<p>Contact Information -<br />
Keith A. Laskowski, President<br />
Direct: 720-272-6224</p>

<p>Larry Nagy, CEO<br />
Phone: 604-669-6656<br />
Fax: 604-684-9877</p>

<p>The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.<br />
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<title>A Dynamic Novel Promotes Conservation of the Land Absaroka: Where the Heart of a Soldier Meets the Land of the Crow</title>
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<summary type="text/plain">Raven Publishing, Inc., introduces Absaroka, celebrating not only the Day of the Horse, but also honoring the natural beauty of the land and a way of life that is being threatened. Recent efforts by the government to expand oil drilling...</summary>
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<![CDATA[<p><em>Raven Publishing, Inc., introduces Absaroka, celebrating not only the Day of the Horse, but also honoring the natural beauty of the land and a way of life that is being threatened. Recent efforts by the government to expand oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge as well as in Montana and Wyoming wilderness areas, and the push for coalbed methane wells raise serious environmental issues. Those who would see our land and it’s wildlife protected will enjoy Joan Bochmann’s true-to-life novel. Young Matt Reed faces the challenge of saving his ranch from those who would take advantage of his family’s hardships to exploit and ravage the land. This book addresses many contemporary issues such as war, loss, conservation, protection of wild horse, and battling natural elements for survival.</em><br />
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(PRWEB) January 15, 2006 -- Author, Joan Bochmann emphasizes the tenacity and triumphs of the human spirit in her debut novel, Absaroka (Raven Publishing Inc., $10.00, 196 pgs. ISBN: 0-9714161-8-4).<br />
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<![CDATA[<p>Readers will share the emotions and reasoning of a variety of characters,including the horses’. A homesick soldier returns to the Rocking R Ranch in northern Wyoming, the home he has longed for while on the battlefields, to find it changed. His mother died of cancer while he was half a world away, so he was prepared for that grief—but not for the further losses that waited, loss of his father, and it looks like the ranch as well.</p>

<p>For information on the author: http://www.ravenpublishing.net/Joan_Bochmann.html.</p>

<p>To schedule an interview or to request a review copy, please call Angela Kelly at (406)<br />
580-3747.<br />
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<title>Stallion Launches StaRComm™ Satellite Services</title>
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<summary type="text/plain">In December 2005, Stallion Oilfield Services launched Stallion Remote Communications™. StaRComm provides integrated VSAT services with telephone, fax, and internet, along with integrated wireless intercoms. StaRComm services are currently being offered in selected Stallion locations. The Company plans to deploy...</summary>
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<![CDATA[<p><em>In December 2005, Stallion Oilfield Services launched Stallion Remote Communications™. StaRComm provides integrated VSAT services with telephone, fax, and internet, along with integrated wireless intercoms. StaRComm services are currently being offered in selected Stallion locations. The Company plans to deploy over 100 integrated VSAT units in 2006.</em></p>

<p>Houston, TX (PRWEB) January 14, 2006 -- In December 2005, Stallion Oilfield Services launched Stallion Remote Communications™. StaRComm provides integrated VSAT services with telephone, fax, and internet, along with integrated wireless intercoms. StaRComm services are currently being offered in selected Stallion locations. The Company plans to deploy over 100 integrated VSAT units in 2006.<br />
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<![CDATA[<p>Craig Johnson, Stallion’s CEO, commented, “With the launch of StaRComm, Stallion becomes a fully-integrated provider of drilling support services. We can provide housing accommodations, surface rental equipment, solids control services and the entire communications infrastructure – intercoms, phone, fax, and internet access complete with a laptop computer, if requested. The customer can just show up and begin working at the new site. This one-stop shop approach provides value to our customers through greater productivity at the drill site.”</p>

<p>The Company now provides services in the Gulf Coast, South Texas, ArkLaTex, Ft. Worth Basin, Permian Basin, Anadarko Basin of Western Oklahoma, Arkoma Basin, Rocky Mountains, and Williston Basin. With over 375 employees in 19 locations and over 1,300 land-based rig housing units, an extensive fleet of surface rental equipment, significant solids control capability, and integrated satellite communications services, Stallion is the leading drilling support service provider in the United States.</p>

<p>To accommodate continued growth, Stallion also recently relocated its corporate office to 410 Roberts. Just east of downtown Houston and about a mile from Minute-Maid Park, the newly renovated warehouse provides 20,000 square feet of custom-built office space where 40 employees provide corporate sales, finance & accounting, human resources, benefits administration, payroll, and operations support services.</p>

<p>To find additional information on Stallion Oilfield Services or Stallion Remote Communications visit the Company’s newly updated web site, www.stallionoilfield.com.<br />
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<title>Elkton, Maryland Resident Launches Website to Raise Money for Sago Mine Fund</title>
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<summary type="text/plain">An Eastern shore resident is raising money for the Sago Mine Fund to assist the families affected by the tragedy that occurred at the Sago mine in West Virginia on January 2, 2006. Mr. Downey, a computer consultant, is raising...</summary>
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<![CDATA[<p><em>An Eastern shore resident is raising money for the Sago Mine Fund to assist the families affected by the tragedy that occurred at the Sago mine in West Virginia on January 2, 2006. Mr. Downey, a computer consultant, is raising money for the relief fund by selling space on a web page he setup shortly after the accident at the Sago mine.</em><br />
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Elkton, Maryland (PRWEB) January 14, 2006 -- Eric Downey, A Maryland computer consultant, is raising money by selling pixels on a web page he specifically setup for advertisers to place a small graphic logo and a link to their website. The cost is a mere $1 per pixel to be sold in 10 by 10 pixel blocks.<br />
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<![CDATA[<p>After the accident in West Virginia Mr. Downey heard of a money earning website being run in England by a college student who was raising funds to pay for college. He decided that would work well for raising money for the Sago Mine Fund as well and immediately put his idea into motion. And so www.pixels4sagominers.com was born.</p>

<p>“It’s actually a pretty neat idea. Once the page starts filling up with advertisers it has a certain artistic quality to it”, commented Eric after seeing the similar site being run in England.</p>

<p>The web page will exist for the next 5 years unchanged with the exception of advertisers buying up space. This is critical for anyone who wants to immortalize their presence on the Internet. Most advertisements only last for a few seconds on a page before it’s rotated out for another banner. On www.pixels4sagominers.com an advertisement is permanently fixed on a spot on the page.</p>

<p>On top of the advertising a company will receive they will know that a large portion of the money they paid is being used to help the families of the miners who lost their lives at the Sago mine. </p>

<p>Go to www.pixels4sagominers.com for more information or to help contribute to the relief fund.<br />
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