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LAS VEGAS, Oct. 27, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- In keeping with S2C Global Systems, Inc. (OTCBB:STWG) business strategy to place Aquaduct automated water distribution systems in major retail water markets throughout North America, S2C has entered into a lease agreement for the Mega Centre Notre Dame located in the northwest suburbs of Montreal, Quebec. Mega Centre Notre Dame with over 360,000 lease-able square feet has 31,000 households within ten minutes and serves a regional population of 750,000 people making it an excellent location for the Aquaduct. .
SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--IntruGuard Devices, Inc., a leading supplier of distributed denial of service (DDoS) firewall security appliances, today announces a partnership with USDN Network Security, a leading IT infrastructure auditing and managed security provider. This alliance will allow USDN to deploy, configure, and manage IntruGuard's Intrusion Gateway family of DDoS Firewalls for USDN's customer base. This combination of the industry's only dedicated hardware based DDoS Firewall with split-second response to a variety of intrusions and USDN's expert security services will further offer clients enhanced broad based security. The resulting benefits include fully outsourced IT administration, no capital expense, and proven security expertise. USDN will also offer value added reseller (VAR) services to those clients who desire to purchase and install the appliances themselves.
Almost 14 months after Hurricane Katrina smashed into the Gulf Coast, about 92,000 Mississippians still call FEMA trailers home. Now, the federal government is looking for solutions. The government is dangling $400 million in grant money for states that come up with more efficient and cost-effective ways to house disaster victims. The federal government has spent more than $1 billion on campers for residents in Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama displaced by the Aug. 29, 2005, storm. Mississippi is competing with Florida, Alabama, Louisiana and Texas for a share of the grant money, which will be used to fund a pilot "alternative housing" project. Because of the competitive nature of the grant, no details of the state's plan were available. John Davison, who has been at the Cajun RV Park in Biloxi since Katrina, said better living conditions should have come up sooner for people living in the cramped, broken and late-arriving trailers.
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