June 23, 2008 News

6 Press Releases

• Vintage Motorcycles On-Line Launches New Website
  Two Moto-Journalists want to unite vintage motorcycle riders and enthusiasts worldwide - June 23, 2008
• South Carolina Chiropractic Association Joins Growing Roster of State Groups to Include ACOM’s RAPID Chiropractic Software in Member Benefit Program
  Joining a growing number of other State Chiropractic Associations, the board of directors of the South Carolina Chiropractic Association (SCCA) has approved a RAPID Member Benefit partnership with the Healthcare Business Division of ACOM Solutions, Inc. - June 23, 2008
• Moroccan Furniture And Tiles: Star of Morocco Introduces The Summer 2008 collection
  This latest shipment includes a vast array of Moroccan buffets and cabinets, small hand-painted Moroccan tables, hand-decorated tea glasses, as well as intricately decorated Moroccan doors. The newest collection offers interior designers and home-decorators a multitude of options when it comes to particular color and design requirements. - June 23, 2008
• EcoSak.com Introduces Eco-friendly Bean Bag Furniture
  EcoSak, a Colorado-based company, introduces environmentally friendly bean bags for kids and adults. - June 23, 2008
• On Site Energy Company is selected for the fifth consecutive year to provide power for the Commerce Bank Championship
  On Site Energy Company (OSEC), the East Coast leading provider of power & temperature control will be providing power for The Commerce Bank Championship of 2008. - June 23, 2008
• James Bell Associates Awarded Prestigious Kansas Health Foundation Grant for the Evaluation of the Immunize Kansas Kids Initiative
  James Bell Associates (JBA) has been awarded a grant from the Kansas Health Foundation for the highly coveted Evaluation of the Immunize Kansas Kids Initiative (IKK), a three-phased project continuing through 2010. The objective of this all-important, strategic children’s health care and prevention services initiative is to protect every Kansas child from vaccine preventable diseases by achieving and sustaining a 90 percent statewide immunization rate. - June 23, 2008