URL: http://AdoptTheSky.org
4.5 million U.S. children have asthma. 14 million school days are missed each year because children are too sick. There are even days when the air is too toxic for kids and adults with sensitive lungs to go outside. On June 21, 2007, the EPA proposed stronger limits on smog in our air. But doctors and scientists say the new limits don’t go far enough. Now powerful polluters are pushing back, trying to stop any change. AdoptTheSky.org offers everyone a chance to make their voice heard. Adopt a square mile of sky over the U.S. and sign the petition to demand clean air now...
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URL: http://www.Knuru.comAccording to a recent Technorati report, “The blogosphere is now 70 million weblogs wide, with 120,000 new weblogs created each day, 1.5 million posts per day and 1.4 new blogs created every second.” With the recent emergence of blog search engines, web users are able to find, consolidate and utilize blogs as important business tools. The new kid on the block, Knuru.com, a business information search engine and premier destination site for search, announces the release of Knuru BlogWatch. Knuru BlogWatch, used in conjunction with Knuru’s Contextual News, provides real-time, around-the-clock online monitoring of blogs worldwide. Using proprietary technology designed for accelerated data extraction, Knuru BlogWatch enables customers to monitor blogs to serve their business intelligence needs. “Since our launch, Knuru has evolved significantly from a business search engine to a fully-integrated search portal that combines news, blogs and research tools to enhance the user’s search experience, “says Chris Lewis, CTO of Knuru. “Our goal is to become a leading resource for users seeking quality, relevant information via the Web.”
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URL: http://www.branica.com/misspelled-auction/
Branica's new misspelled eBay search engine service allows users to find misspelled eBay auctions of products they want. These auctions are harder to find so fewer bids are made and items are sold at cheaper prices. With the new Misspelled Auction Search service, users simply enter the correct spelling of a product that they want to buy, select the "Get Misspellings" checkbox, and click on the "Submit Query" button. The service will automatically bring up current eBay auctions with both the correct and incorrect spellings so that users can find the auction that is right for them. To place a bid, users must sign up for an account at eBay.com. "We offer a unique way to shop at for auctions so you can make an educated purchase" says Arthur Lee, owner of Branica.com. "Typically you can expect to see savings of up to 80% off the usual auction price with misspellings."
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