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BMTS Furthers Development of Its Demolizer(R) Home Unit

Stuart Smith (October 14th, 2009) Writes:

ENGLEWOOD, CO–(Marketwire – 10/14/09) – Biomedical Technology Solutions Holdings, Inc. (”BMTS” or the “Company”; www.bmtscorp.com) (OTC.BB:BMTL) is pleased to announce significant developments on the commercialization of its Demolizer(R) Home unit, a safe and environmentally friendly biomedical waste disposal device designed to enable diabetics and others using syringes at home to safely destroy their sharps waste and dispose of it in the regular trash or send it to a BMTS’ recycling partner. Through treatment in the Demolizer(R) Home unit, used syringes and lancets are sterilized and grossly melted so that they cannot be reused and no longer pose a risk of infection. BMTS’ engineers have neared conclusion of the design aspects of the device and have progressed it from conception to bench testing and are implementing the patent process.

In 2006, an estimated 8 million people in the U.S. administered 3 billion injections at home annually. Most of these contaminated

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DrStockPick.com Stock Report! 8/18/09, WEN, AEP, SRSL, MEDW, AERG

Dr. Stock Pick (August 18th, 2009) Writes:

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Arby’s Restaurant Group, Inc., a subsidiary of Wendy’s/Arby’s Group, Inc. (NYSE: WEN), announced today that it has signed agreements in the first half of 2009 with 11 new and seven existing franchisees for the development of 47 new Arby’s restaurants in the U.S. and Canada.

Electric Transmission America (ETA), a transmission joint venture of American Electric Power (NYSE: AEP) and MidAmerican Energy Holdings Company, has joined with American Transmission Company, Exelon Corporation (NYSE: EXC), NorthWestern Energy (NYSE: NWE) and MidAmerican Energy Company, a subsidiary of MidAmerican Energy Holdings Company, to sponsor a comprehensive study of the transmission needed in the Upper Midwest to support

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Where Now for CEE and Baltic Currencies?

Claus Vistesen (August 6th, 2008) Writes:

By Claus Vistesen: Copenhagen

Ever since the illusive credit turmoil began sentiment in the market place has been fickle and essentially, like the assets of which it consists, volatile. We started off with an adamant focus on downside risks to growth which then turned into a focus and fear of inflation. Now, as the cyclical data has turned for the worse in Europe and many places in Asia the focus seems to be reverting to growth. Now, I won't go into the whole decoupling v recoupling discussion at this point since I think that this dichotomy is a false one. It never was about de-coupling à la traditionelle but moreso about two interrelated points. The first would be the extent to which the world already has decoupled from the US in the sense that a key group of emerging economies are now set to ascend in economic prowess.

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Where Now for CEE and Baltic Currencies?

Manuel Alvarez-Rivera (August 5th, 2008) Writes:

By Claus Vistesen Copenhagen

Ever since the illusive credit turmoil began sentiment in the market place has been fickle and essentially, like the assets of which it consists, volatile. We started off with an adamant focus on downside risks to growth which then turned into a focus and fear of inflation. Now, as the cyclical data has turned for the worse in Europe and many places in Asia the focus seems to be reverting to growth. Now, I won't go into the whole decoupling v recoupling discussion at this point since I think that this dichotomy is a false one. It never was about de-coupling à la traditionelle but moreso about two interrelated points. The first would be the extent to which the world already has decoupled from the US in the sense that a key group of emerging

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Where Now for CEE and Baltic Currencies?

Claus Vistesen (August 4th, 2008) Writes:
Ever since the illusive credit turmoil began sentiment in the market place has been fickle and essentially, like the assets of which it consists, volatile. We started off with an adamant focus on downside risks to growth which then turned into a focus and fear of inflation. Now, as the cyclical data has turned for the worse in Europe and many places in Asia the focus seems to be reverting to growth. Now, I won't go into the whole decoupling v recoupling discussion at this point since I think that this dichotomy is a false one. It never was about de-coupling à la traditionelle but moreso about two interrelated points. The first would be the extent to which the world already has decoupled from the US in the sense that a key group of emerging economies are now set to ascend in economic prowess. The second would be ...

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