FirstEnergy Generation Corp., a subsidiary of FirstEnergy Corporation (FE), has acquired the rights to develop the Norton Energy Storage Project - compressed air energy storage (CAES) facility in Norton, Ohio - from CAES Development Company, LLC. The transaction includes rights to a 600-acre underground cavern, formerly operated as a limestone mine, which is ideal for energy storage technology.  FirstEnergy believes that the compressed-air technology at this site will enable the company to store energy at night, when electricity demand is less, and use it during the day when demand escalates. It is normally observed that many renewable energy sources, like wind, are irregular and do not produce power when there is a high demand. Given the energy storage aspects of this project, the company sees Norton Storage as a key component to its overall renewable energy strategy.  FirstEnergy expects the project to create hundreds of construction ...

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Power3 Medical Products, Inc. (OTCBB: PWRM), a leader in neurodegenerative disease and cancer biomarkers and diagnostic tests, expects to complete phase II clinical validation trials of its blood serum diagnostics for Alzheimer’s disease (NuroPro-AD), and Parkinson’s disease (NuroPro-PD) in 2009 and for breast cancer in 2010, followed by filings with the FDA.

FirstEnergy Generation Corp., a subsidiary of Akron, Ohio-based FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE) today announced that it has purchased the rights to develop a compressed-air electric generating

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Treaty Energy Corp. acquires, develops and produces oil and natural gas, seeking out leases with proven, but undeveloped reserves. The company yesterday announced an agreement to acquire 54 oil and gas leases and their respective production equipment in Kansas.

The leases span 6,700 acres and include 662 “stripper wells,” oil wells that produce 10 barrels per day or less for 12 consecutive months. According to the Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA), stripper wells make up about 84 percent of domestic oil wells, contributing to more than 20 percent of all domestic oil. Treaty said the acquired stripper wells in Kansas run an average of 900 feet in depth, making them more economical than comparable wells in other areas.

Of the 662 wells, 450 are currently producing, generating about 115BBLS per day. The company said additional wells have been drilled and will soon be in full-swing production, boosting production

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Symantec Corp. has evolved to become one of the world’s largest software companies by providing security, storage and systems management solutions. They help their customers secure and manage their information against more risks at more points, more completely and efficiently than any other company.

In order to stay ahead of the ever changing technology world, Symantec has made great strides to help reduce cost and complexity to its customers by exploring such areas as virtualization and SaaS. Symantec offers its customers a more in depth level of protection with services ranging from: a consumer’s online identity and interactions to protecting an organization’s mission-critical data.

Symantec offers best-of-breed security, backup and recovery, data availability and data loss prevention products to its customers. They help to not only standardize and automate the way policies are enforced, but they lead the way with products ranging from the all-in-one Norton security to an integrated

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This morning we received a couple of calls and IMs about a lack of connectivity to our site and through Trade-Ideas PRO.  This was the first time something like this has happened in over 3 years, so it got our attention.divbr //divdivIt turns out it has nothing to do with Trade-Ideas, thankfully./divdivbr //divdivspan class="Apple-style-span" style="font-weight: bold;"span class="Apple-style-span" style="font-size:large;"A Plot Right Out of a James Bond Film/span/span/divdivbr //divdivThere are 2 explanations for some of the connection problems:/divdivbr //divdivdivThe first comes from Norton, the Antivirus people:/divdivblockquoteThe C.o.n.f.i.c.k.e.r worm, sometimes called Do.wn.an.dup or Ki.do, managed to infect a large number of computers. Specifics are hard to come by, but some researchers estimate that millions of computers have been infected with this threat since January. Current users of Symantec’s Norton security products are protected. Users who lack protection are invited to download a trial version of Norton AntiVirus 2009, Norton Internet Security 2009 ...