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Honorary Consul Is Elected To The Ranks Of Stanford Who's Who
By: Christine Curcio, Stanford Who's Who | September 07, 2010
Stanford Who's Who welcomes Trevor J. Garland to the ranks of premier professionals as a result of his remarkable work in the field of consulting services.

Medicines for Malaria Venture (MMV) Joins The Pool for Open Innovation Against Neglected Tropical Diseases
By: Mark Grayson, Global Health Progress | September 04, 2010
Global Health Progress supports MMV's decision to contribute its intellectual property.

International Ambassador Joins The Ranks Of Stanford Who's Who
By: Christine Curcio, Stanford Who's Who | August 28, 2010
Charles Ntwaagae has been accepted among the prestigious ranks of Stanford Who's Who as a result of his extraordinary effort in government.

Roger A. Tavarez Showcases Professional Brand through Cambridge Who's Who
By: Ellen Campbell, Cambridge Who's Who | August 27, 2010
Roger A. Tavarez works to establish his own human services business

Foreign Translations, Inc. Announces Award of GSA Five-Year Contract Extension
By: Ken Zwerdling, Foreign Translations, Inc. | August 17, 2010
Foreign Translations, Inc. (www.foreigntranslations.com), leader in document translation, announces the successful extension of its contract with the General Services Administration (GSA).

Delays in Immigration Reform and Administrative Alternatives
By: Findlaw PR | August 12, 2010
The long wait for the Federal Government to address Immigration Reform may be coming to a close.

Global Health Progress Epitomizes Clinton, Gates' Call for "Efficiency Savings" In Regards to HIV/AIDS Prevention Treatments, Services
By: Mark Grayson, Global Health Progress | July 30, 2010
GHP's highlights importance of collaborative partnerships and securing resources, such as access to drugs.

Global Health Progress Highlights ViiV Healthcare's Announcement of New Initiatives
By: Mark Grayson, GHP | July 30, 2010
Initiatives will improve access to HIV medicines for people living in the least developed countries.

Symbols and Individuation in Global Politics: The Case of Barack Obama - A Global Internet Seminar: Viewable Live From Any Computer Globally. Friday, September 10, 2010 11 am to 5 pm Eastern US
By: Michael Glock Ph.D, thinkAlchemy | July 28, 2010
Join The Asheville Jung Center in this 5 hour live seminar from Zurich and California where 3 world leading Jungian analysts, Murray Stein, Bernard Sartorius and Thomas Singer, will explore these profoundly important questions.

Global Health Progress Releases New Report that Features Innovative Solutions to Improve Access to Healthcare in India
By: Mark Grayson, Global Health Progress | July 24, 2010
Report highlights collaboration between Indian communities, biopharmaceutical companies and other international partners.

Hydro Alternative Energy, Inc. To Support World Famous Rider in the 2010 Equestrian Games of Central America and the Caribbean, Being Held in Puerto Rico
By: Mark Antonucci, Hydro Alternative Energy, Inc. | July 23, 2010
Hydro Alternative Energy, Inc. (HAE), a renewable energy company, is sponsoring a world famous Dressage Rider in the equestrian competitions to be held in Puerto Rico during the upcoming days.

July 23 - 25 U.S. Peace Conference to Plan Actions Against Escalating War in Afghanistan
By: Joe Lombardo, United National Antiwar Conferen | July 20, 2010
A diverse coalition of organizations opposed to the U.S. wars and occupations in Afghanistan and Iraq will sponsor a national conference the weekend of July 23-25, 2010 in Albany, New York with the central demand being "Bring the Troops Home Now!"

Nicaragua Targets Asian Market
By: Adriana Dorn, PRONicaragua | July 18, 2010
Nicaragua remains steadfast in its interest to attract foreign investment from China.

ANCA: Rep. Adam Schiff to Host Screening of Armenian Genocide Documentary 'Aghet' on Capitol Hill
By: Elizabeth Chouldjian, ANCA | July 17, 2010
The Capitol Hill premiere of the 90-minute documentary "AGHET: A GENOCIDE" will take place on July 21st, followed by a panel discussion on the impact of Turkey's Genocide denial on international human rights policy.

Nicaragua to Experience One of its Best Agricultural Production Cycles
By: Adriana Dorn, PRONicaragua | July 10, 2010
Nicaragua's Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAGFOR, for its acronym in Spanish) recently announced that Nicaragua may be on its way towards one of its best agricultural production cycles in its history.

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