Today, Big Apple Wallcovering, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Big Apple Worldwide, announced the completion of a series of tests on the latest version of its No More Books® software. This proprietary program was conceived with the aim of rendering traditional wallcovering sample catalogs obsolete; a goal with both economic and ecological benefits.

No More Books® kiosks are anticipated to be strategically placed in retail locations, where consumers can take advantage of new features such as improved shopping cart operation, an optimized search engine, and a tutorial video to explain the entire process. The kiosks take up just four square feet of floor space and are not limited to wallcovering applications. Any retailer with a wealth of products and the need to present them in a clear and concise manner can benefit from the technology. No More Books® can also be configured for use on the web.

Neal Jablon, president

Getting into the oil and gas game is no small feat as many race to claim their share of the energy prize. Most companies have already staked their claim and are working to get oil out of the ground. Others are working to find wells and leases that have been left for dead. It may not be as easy as it was years ago, but for those companies that can stick at it, there’s plenty of profit left to be had.

Sun Cal Energy Inc., an exploration stage oil and gas company, works to find and extract oil and gas from new and existing oil and gas deposits. The company continues in its exploration stage with partial and 100% interests in several leases. In its own right, and through its subsidiary Sun Cal Energy Canada, Inc., the company controls several thousand acres of recognized oil and gas properties while maintaining over

Pulse 87 FM, WNYZ-LP recently announced the signing of an annual advertising agreement with Major World Automotive, a New York automotive dealership. The terms of the contract are strictly dependent upon ratings, but present annual value is $192,000. However, with an increase in ratings the potential maximum one year value of the contract could exceed $420,000. The ratings are monitored by the Arbitron PPM ratings system, and tracked on a weekly basis as stated in the agreement.

Chris Orsaris, the GM of Major World Automotive, commented on the deal and the company’s standing with Pulse 87 by saying, “Thru the last few Months we have advertised with Pulse and have seen results that have given us value and added exposure. Pulse has been very responsive to our brands needs. We look forward to a long relationship.” The dealership has over 2,000 vehicles to choose from, and only requires

Earlier this week, it was announced that a subsidiary of Capital City Energy Group, Eastern Well Services, signed a letter of intent to acquire Osage Wireline, Inc. The cash and stock acquisition is expected to produce immediate benefits, including a postulated increase in gross revenues of around forty percent.

Eastern Well Services is a fast-growing oil and gas service entity with projects in both the United States and Africa. The company provides fracturing, cementing, logging, perforating, and well testing services for oil and natural gas companies. This latest acquisition will broaden Eastern’s wireline ability, which is the use of a cabling system to lower mining apparatus into an oil and gas well.

Osage Wireline Inc., which specializes in wireline technology and open-hole logging, is headed up by Mike Mackey. Mackey has been excelling in the wireline business for nearly three decades, attaining a wealth of knowledge which will be inherently