EcoloCap Solutions Inc. will be hosting representatives from four continents in Korea this November in the first ever public unveiling of the company’s M-Fuel product, an innovative suspension fuel for use in diesel engines. M-Fuel, developed and manufactured by MBT (Micro Bubble Technologies), a subsidiary of EcoloCap Solutions Inc., is an innovative suspension fuel that far exceeds efficiencies for all conventional fuels. This environmentally-friendly and economical product is designed to offer fully scalable and customizable fuel solutions that increase efficiency, lower operating costs, and reduce emissions.

M-Fuel is a suspension mixture of 60% heavy oil, and 40% separated hydrogen and oxygen, plus a stabilizing additive. Nano Processing Units (NPUs) produce the fuel and can be configured to be integrated with an engine, producing fuel on demand, or the fuel can be pre-manufactured for delivery.

The event in Korea, scheduled for November 18th, will have representatives from more than

Washington is spending this country towards its demise. These two companies will hep you put your hard-earned tax dollars back in your pockets.

What does the government have up its sleeves this time? While the president is on vacation (playing golf with shady business connections), the White House put out a report detailing how the economy is much worse off than it originally anticipated.

Of course, Wall Street shrugs it off, virtually saying, “Washington was wrong? What else is new?”

Most intriguing, or alarming, is the White House’s latest deficit predictions. Instead of the $7 trillion estimate predicted in May, our executive branch is now expecting a gap of $9 trillion.

It turns out the notion of higher taxes really does decrease revenues.

With a cost of $2 trillion, it was an expensive lesson to learn for the rookie administration, especially as it tries to prove the benefits of a trillion-dollar healthcare overhaul.

Good luck

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Fuel Tech, Inc. (NASDAQ: FTEK), a world leader in advanced engineering solutions for the optimization of combustion systems and emissions control in utility and industrial applications, today announced that it has received contracts related to the initiation of commercial FUEL CHEM(R) programs on two small oil-fired units at an industrial power plant in the Republic of Korea. Chemical injection for each program is scheduled to commence later this quarter.

Natus Medical Incorporated (Nasdaq:BABY) today announced that it was awarded a contract to provide its Newborn Hearing Screening Data Management Service to the California Department of Health Care Services. Natus will

It’s a curious symptom of the consensus trance zombifying the American public and its auditors in the media that something like a “recovery” is now deemed to be underway. And, as events compel me to repeat in this space, it begs the question: recovery to what?

To Wall Street booking stupendous profits by laundering “risk” out of bad loans with new issues of tranche-o-matic securitized paper? This I doubt, since there isn’t a pension fund left from San Jose to Bratislava that would touch this stuff with a stick, even if it could be turned out in collector’s editions of boxed sets.

Does it mean that American “consumers” (so-called) are awaited momentarily in the flat-screen TV sales parlors with their credit cards fanned-out like poker hands, ready for “action?” Not too likely with massive non-performance out in cardholder-land, and half the nation’s electronics inventory wending its way onto Craig’s List. Are

“Stone him to death!” No kidding. Dilapidation may be coming back into style. That’s what one of Madoff’s victims proposed in front of the courthouse.

We’re in the “anger” stage, writes John Authers in the Financial Times. No more denial…now, people want blood.

After the South Sea Bubble blew up, in the 18th century, the Walpole government was faced with similar anger. It seized the property of the company’s directors and used it to pay off the victims. Then, a resolution was proposed in Parliament by which the bankers involved in the scandal would be tied up in sacks filled with snakes and tipped into the Thames River.

So far, Congress has not proposed stoning Fannie Mae or sending AIG directors to the bottom of the Potomac. But it must be warming to the idea.

“Congress is looking for heads to cut off,” says the French press.

One member of Congress – Senator Grassley –

Enterprise Oilfield Group Inc. is a pipeline construction and horizontal directional drilling company with a primary focus on Alberta, Canada’s oilfield and utility infrastructure markets. The company’s pipeline construction service targets small diameter pipeline construction projects, primarily on producing oil and gas fields. The utility infrastructure & directional drilling business provides installation of underground power, telecommunications and natural gas lines to the utility infrastructure sector.

Since its inception, Enterprise Oilfield Group has maintained its focus to be the largest, most comprehensive pipeline construction and maintenance company in Alberta. The company is now implementing a strategy of acquiring and consolidating small to mid size pipeline construction companies to meet its near term goal of generating more than $100 million in annual sales revenue. Enterprise Oil is specifically targeting companies that have a proven track record, are well managed and financially successful.

The company has a growing equipment asset base of approximately $18

Goosing infrastructure companies isn’t anything new. It’s been going on since 2003, when the U.S.’ “shock and awe” offensive overwhelmed Iraqi forces and resulted in negligible casualties. It was too easy. The casualties came later.

Two things will define 2009. One is the huge $1 trillion economic stimulus package featuring “smart grids,” roads and bridges.

The other is the winding down of the war in Iraq. I believe that this will supersede handling the aftermath of the current eruption of violence between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

The promise of ending the war helped President-Elect Obama get elected, though I believe the policy differences between the two presidential candidates were not as great as generally perceived.

Now Iran and Afghanistan are Obama’s problem. It’s not quite as urgent as the deteriorating state of the economy, but it’s close. Obama will begin withdrawing troops as soon as he can. That may

WWA Group Inc. is a company that trades and auctions transportation and industrial equipment worldwide. Through their wholly owned subsidiary, World Wide Auctioneers, Ltd. (WWA), they are one of the largest auctioneers of heavy equipment in the world. They focus their operations on under-served regions outside of North America. Founded in 1996, their corporate headquarters for the United States is in Tempe, Arizona. They also have a corporate office in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

WWA auctions items that include mobile, stationary, earthmoving, and construction equipment. These include crawler tractors, excavators, wheel loaders, cranes, trucks and trailers, generators, compressors, agricultural tractors, and forklifts. WWA Group Inc. also sells light vehicles and related items, including boats and motorcycles. The company also owns and charters a shipping vessel called the M/V Iron Butterfly.

WWA Group Inc. has a market share of more than 65 percent of all industrial equipment auction sales concluded in

When China announced its colossal $600-billion stimulus package back in November, we cautioned investors against irrational exuberance on the overall impact it would have on commodities, stocks and heavy equipment.

Now that the dust has cleared, it appears that the China plan is not entirely as big as advertised — further diminishing the halo effect on the global economy.

When originally unveiled, China’s $600-billion plan proposed a massive infrastructure build-out through 2010 to help create jobs and shift the country away from it’s over-reliance on exports, which have suffered from the global recession.

The announcement was framed as a brand-new initiative. The blueprint China laid out before the world included projects for low-cost housing, airports, roads, highways and aid to farmers. Pundits saw the investment by China as an overnight boom for raw materials, although we took a wait-and-see approach.

Asian stock markets surged on news. Japan’s Nikkei index jumped 5.8% while Hong Kong’s

Citigroup Inc. (C) Chief Executive Officer Vikram Pandit and Chairman Winfried Bischoff will forgo 2008 bonuses after the bank lost three-quarters of its market value and got a $45 billion U.S. bailout, Pandit said in a memo to employees.

Robert E. Rubin, the former U.S. Treasury secretary who serves as an adviser to the New York-based company, declined a bonus for a second straight year, said the memo sent to Bloomberg News by Citigroup spokesman Michael Hanretta. According to Bloomberg, senior leadership committee members will get smaller awards than last year.

“The harsh realities of 2008, primarily our earnings results, mean that our bonus pool is dramatically lower,” Pandit said in the memo.

Year-end bonuses, which typically account for about two-thirds of Wall Street compensation, are being cut this year after the U.S. government rolled out a