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• Veteran Patent Litigation Attorney William G. Todd Joins McKool Smith’s Expansion in New York  
  Accomplished litigator brings more than 30 years of patent law experience
  Company: McKool Smith
  (Filed: Wed May 14 2008)
  

Home : Food & Beverage

• The Maynard launches private dining  
  ’Room with a view’ available for private hire
  (Filed: Wed May 14 2008)
  

• Waitrose launch new Delicatezze range  
  Pastures new for gourmet grazing – The new Delicatezze range from Waitrose
  Company: Waitrose Ltd
  (Filed: Wed May 14 2008)
  

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• Yard Sale for the Cure - Saturday, May 31  
  From local yard sale to national fundraising campaign: Canadians invited to clear clutter for breast cancer research
  Company: Yard Sale for the Cure
  (Filed: Wed May 14 2008)
  

Home : Technology

• Technology Associates Hosts Small Business Technology Showcase  
  Technology Solutions And Support Firm Announces Event For Small Business Owners
  Company: MMI ASSOCIATES, INC.
  (Filed: Wed May 14 2008)
  

• The Hamner Institutes For Health Sciences Sponsors Drug Safety Session At The 2008 CED Biotech Confe  
  NC Event Expected To See More Than 800 Life Sciences Leaders
  Company: MMI ASSOCIATES, INC.
  (Filed: Wed May 14 2008)
  

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• Thirdlane PBX 6.0 Simplifies Asterisk Management, Provisioning and Business Process Integration  
  Thirdlane PBX 6.0 advances Asterisk PBX management to new level of functionality and ease-of-use with multi-site management, CRM integration, real-time conference management and expanded integration and management capabilities.
  Company: Third Lane Technologies
  (Filed: Wed May 14 2008)
  

Home : Travel & Tourism

• “SACRED WOMEN” ART EXHIBIT RECALLS THE PAST OF GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND  
  Twelve statuesque women stand together, their stances strong as they hold their ground in an inspirational art display at The Westin Grand Bahama Island Our Lucaya Resort. The creation of renowned Bahamian artist Antonius Roberts, these “Sacred Women,” carved from indigenous trees, are a window to the past of the first settlers of Freetown, a town founded by former slaves and one of the oldest settlements on Grand Bahama Island.
  Company: Ypartnership
  (Filed: Wed May 14 2008)