He brings water to the world

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WorldWater Corp., a Pennington, NJ-based solar-powered water pump firm, has been installing its solar-powered water pumps called AquaSafe both for foreign governments and their enemies. WorldWater recently installed AquaSafe in the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), camp as part of the Philippine government's peace efforts with the rebels. WorldWater installed a total of 25 solar-powered water pumps in the Philippines. The firm also has similar pumps numbering to ten operating in African nations and Ecuador. The water pumps are powered by photovoltaic cell panels that converts sunlight to electricity.

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Has been installing its solar-powered water pumps called AquaSafe both for foreign governments and their enemies

Pump and Pumping Equipment Manufacturing, Water Pumps, WorldWater Corp.

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Meridia's technology makes a connection

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Meridia Interactive Information Services is offering a conferencing system, called RSVP, that enables participants of conferences and meetings to partake more effectively. The system has wireless keypads the size of a paperback, through which participants could voice out opinions and ask or answer questions. Each keypad contains two-way radio that sends a signal to antennas placed around a room, then computers tabulate and display the results. Among the strongest benefits of RSVP is determining immediately by the number of replies whether the audience is interested.

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Offers a conferencing system, called RSVP, that enables participants of conferences and meetings to partake more effectively

Telephone Apparatus Manufacturing, Video Conferencing Equip, Teleconferencing systems, Meridia Interactive Information Services

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Microsoft upgrade sure to be vexing: The security fixes will require changes and a wake-up call

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Microsoft Corp.'s releases a comprehensive security overhaul of Windows XP called Service Pack 2 (SP2), which is the biggest security upgrade, launched by the company. SP2 comes in response to a series of attacks that have plagued the software giant's products, taking advantage of vulnerabilities to spread viruses, steal personal information, and otherwise make a move.

Prepackaged software, General services, Computer software industry, Software industry, Safety and security measures, Microsoft Corp., Product enhancement, MSFT

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