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Brno, Czech Republic (PRWEB) October 27, 2011

Lamantine Software, the developer of the popular password manager and online form filler Sticky Password, today announced a new technology partnership with ChicaLogic, a leading provider of technology solutions that empower women to be safe, more productive and free from the anxiety of the dangers of identity theft on the Internet.

Lamantine Software is known for developing the most innovative password management solutions which are available to customers through its own product Sticky Password as well as 3rd party integration and white label products. Chica Password Manager is the result of collaboration between the companies? development teams to bring effective password security and usability to women as they shop, bank, transact business and enjoy social networking sites online.

?We are very excited to partner with ChicaLogic. We continue to see a steady growth of awareness and requests for a more secure online experience from this demographic group. ChicaLogic is the perfect partner to bring an efficient password manager and form filler to women and to help them be secure while spending time on the web,? said Lamantine Software CEO, Petr Bilek.

Chica Password Manager uses advanced technology to provide convenient protection for women as they surf online. In addition to password management, Chica Password Manager provides secure memos and online form filling as well as anti-phishing protection. The product also contains a virtual keyboard that helps stop keyloggers from recognizing and recording the user’s keystrokes while entering sensitive data.

?When you look at the number of reported complaints made about identity theft, it?s clear that not enough is being done to protect our valuable personal information online,? said Lori Fraijo Raygoza, President and CEO of ChicaLogic. ?Our customers need to take the initiative to protect themselves against the very real threat of identity theft and we are thrilled to work with Lamantine Software to deliver that product to our target audience.?

Sticky Password provides protection against the growing threat of identity theft attacks and makes life on the Internet safer and considerably easier for its users. Lamantine Software is proud to team up with ChicaLogic, as they bring password management directly to their target audience. The relationship between the two companies represents yet another technology partnership for Lamantine Software.

About Sticky Password

Sticky Password has been storing passwords and making people more productive since 2001. In addition to managing and encrypting your passwords and personal data, Sticky Password provides exceptional one-click online form filling. The small installation package incorporates the industry?s most powerful encryption algorithms and provides effective protection against phishing schemes, concealed key-loggers and identity theft. Each license also includes the Sticky Password portable version for use on a memory device like a USB flash memory stick. At home and on the road, your passwords and other sensitive personal data are secure and accessible only by you.

Sticky Password is created by Lamantine Software. Combining both security and convenience, Sticky Password is the right solution for even the most demanding customers. Sticky Password is available in several languages and is quickly are becoming an integral part of the web experience around the world. Visit http://www.stickypassword.com for the latest announcements and information about Sticky Password.

Media contacts:

Robert Pinkas

VP of Sales and Marketing

(201) 463 4340

About ChicaLogic

ChicaLogic.com offers a comprehensive user experience with technology solutions designed by women for women. ChicaLogic empowers women by helping them understand the tools, programs and software available to keep their computers running optimally and securely.

From PC optimization and security to data backup protection, ChicaLogic.com seeks to become the preeminent online technological resource for women around the globe. Visit ChicaLogic on the Web at http://www.chicalogic.com

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WACO, TX (PRWEB) October 26, 2011

“Now, more than ever, it’s imperative to let people know the real technical career options available to them . . . not through pie-in-the-sky projections but, rather, by the presentation of hard facts and documented evidence. Given that all this information is available as an ebook just makes access to it that much easier.” ? Michael Bettersworth, Associate Vice Chancellor for Technology Advancement, Texas State Technical College System.

TSTC Publishing?s newest entry in its TechCareer Series: Welding Technology is now available as an ebook, and the print copy will debut Dec. 1 on the book market.

TechCareers: Welding Technology offers employment overviews, skill requirements, education and training information and everything else needed for a career in the welding and metal-working business. The ebook is available on the Nook, the Kindle and other ereaders. The book, written by Joseph Abbott and Karen Mitchell Smith, provides an in-depth guide to the job-market potential of welding, as well as the requirements necessary to become a welder.

The U.S. Department of Labor predicts there will be about 400,000 vacant welding positions by 2014 with not enough welders to fill them. The majority of today?s welders are from the retiring Baby Boomer generation, leaving the job market wide open for welders.

As of May 2008, the average hourly wage for a welder was $ 16.13 an hour, or $ 33,550 a year. The top 10 percent of welders made upwards of $ 25 an hour, or $ 52,000 a year. Welding engineers, the highest paid type of welders, on average make $ 39.34 an hour, or $ 81,827 a year. The salary, of course, depends on location, experience and education.

The book offers a list of job titles and corresponding duties welders can find in their industry:

????Boilermaker ? building and maintaining metal vessels and structures
????Pipefitter ? installing and maintaining pipe systems and supports
????Reinforcing and structural iron worker ? installing girders, columns and other construction materials
????Sheet metal worker ? making, installing and maintaining items made from sheet metal
????Underwater welder ? working on underwater projects like offshore platforms
????Welding machine operator ? setting up and taking care of welding machines
????Welding educator ? teaching others how to weld
????Welding sales ? selling welding equipment and supplies

Today, industries rely on the expertise of highly skilled welders because lives depend on the quality of welders? work. Welding is not just crafting two pieces of metal together. It requires technological savvy, too, with welders using newer technologies like lasers, electron beams and ultrasounds from behind a computer console operating a remote device.

?We are seeing more and more technology coming into play, so it doesn?t have the stigma of welders being high school dropouts that it once had,? says Dave Cotner, head of the welding program at Pennsylvania College of Technology.

From employment outlook to job duties to the necessary skill sets a welder is expected to possess, TechCareers: Welding Technology provides vital information any prospective welding student needs to know.

The TechCareers Series is a joint effort of TSTC Publishing, the publishing arm of the Texas State Technical College System, and TSTC Forecasting. The series includes: Biomedical Equipment, Automotive Technicians, Avionics Technician, Wind Energy, Computer Gaming Programmers & Artists and Welding Technology. Other forthcoming books include Aviation Pilots, Aviation Maintenance, Graphic Design and Radiation Protection.

Abbott is a native of Marfa, Texas, and a longtime writer and editor based in Waco. He graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in English and has written on various topics ranging from meteorology to space shuttle launches. Mitchell Smith is a longtime educator and freelance writer from Weatherford, Texas.

Established in 2004 as the publishing arm of the Texas State Technical College System, TSTC Publishing offers faculty throughout the country the opportunity to initiate and participate in a variety of book development projects. TSTC Publishing projects now include such ancillary products as instructor guides, student workbooks, CD-ROMs, DVDs, ebooks and companion websites. In addition to offering editorial help and guidance to faculty, assistance also is available in the areas of materials production, distribution and sales.

Visit TSTC Publishing on the Web at http://publishing.tstc.edu

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Washington, DC (PRWEB) October 26, 2011

Globalization Partners International (GPI), a leading provider of website, software and documentation translation services, announced today that its Translation Services Portal (http://www.translationportal.com) has won a 2011 Silver Award from the International Academy of the Visual Arts (IAVA).

?Used by the world?s top hotel chains, interactive agencies, franchises and global Fortune 500, the new version of the Translation Services Portal helps companies lower per word translation costs, minimize project coordination and completion times, and ensure consistency of clients? branding and content across the globe,? says Martin Spethman, GPI’s Managing Partner. ?We added several new features requested by clients this year including a blog, global news feed, global business resource library, translation budgeting tools and connectivity to a variety of web content management and client relationship management platforms.?

?The Translation Services Portal is hosted for free and there are no licensing charges or IT burden on clients who adopt it,? says Jackie Janeri, Global Client Services Manager. ?Clients who need to manage a multitude of translation projects, whether documentation, software, or websites across departments and global markets, appreciate the access and visibility the translation portal gives them to all of their project information.?

About Globalization Partners International (GPI)

Globalization Partners International, LLC provides an array of translation services that help companies communicate with the world. GPI?s services enable firms to design, develop, and deploy multilingual documentation, software and websites for worldwide use. Services include: Document Translation, Multilingual Desktop Publishing , Audio/Video Translation, Software Translation, Website Translation and Global Search Engine Marketing. To learn more, visit: http://www.globalizationpartners.com.

About the W3 Awards

The W? is sanctioned and judged by the International Academy of the Visual Arts, an invitation-only body consisting of top-tier professionals from a ?Who?s Who? of acclaimed media, interactive, advertising, and marketing firms. IAVA members include executives from organizations such as Conde Nast, Coach, Disney, The Ellen Degeneres Show, Estee Lauder, Fry Hammond Barr, HBO, Monster.com, MTV, Polo Ralph Lauren, Sotheby’s Institute of Art, Victoria?s Secret, Wired, Yahoo! and many others.

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Menomonie, WI (PRWEB) October 26, 2011

StrandVision Digital Signage today unveiled a new screen saver capability for StrandVision Digital Signage networks that extends companies’ signage networks to employees’ desktops to further reinforce employee communication messaging.

Designed to bring corporate announcements directly to employees, it is ideal for human resources communications of employee benefits, reinforcement of corporate goals/missions, general business marketing, news and events or special announcements, such as weather-related bulletins. Compatible with Microsoft Windows operating systems, the screen saver application plays the same content that streams over customers’ StrandVision Digital Signage network on digital signage player screens throughout a facility and internal and external websites.

“This is a powerful and efficient way to consistently communicate with employees and visitors,” commented Mike Strand StrandVision founder and CEO. “The StrandVision Digital Signage Screen Saver enables companies to get the most out of their digital signage networks by utilizing existing equipment that is temporarily inactive. We’ve designed a system that fits with corporate networking and computer management protocols while substantially extending the reach of the digital signage network for employee communication and business marketing opportunities.”

The application can be distributed in the same manner that other standard corporate applications are deployed. Once installed on an employee’s personal computer, the application becomes a dropdown selection in the Screen Saver Settings dialog and works the same way as any other screen saver.

StrandVision Digital Signage Screen Saver content is distributed over companies’ standard computer networks. A StrandVision preconfigured, on-premise server or Linux signage player is required for installations of more than 10 computers, which reduces subscription costs and network traffic while increasing efficiency. Pricing starts at $ 499 per year and goes as low as $ .17 per desktop per month for larger installations. The StrandVision Digital Signage Screen Saver is available immediately from StrandVision and through authorized resellers.

About StrandVision

StrandVision LLC, based in Menomonie, Wisconsin, delivers low-cost, Web-based digital signage software through a patented Software as a Service (SaaS) approach that delivers content to subscribers’ LCD flat panel screens, as well as computer screens and websites. StrandVision’s service distributes text and graphics pages, video content and national and local weather and news. It is ideal for many large and small business marketing applications, including medical and dental offices (patient education); banks, retailers and industrial distributors (video merchandising); education (student communication, staff and visitor information); employee break rooms (employee communication of events and benefits); non-profit and religious organizations (member and supporter communications).

StrandVision also offers PC-2-TV.net, a fully digital, high-definition (HD) video extender to connect a computer to a television over long distances for use with digital signage and many other applications. StrandVision Digital Signage services and PC-2-TV.net are available directly from StrandVision and through registered affiliates and system integrators. Additional information about StrandVision Digital Signage is available at StrandVision.com, 715-235-7446 or by email.

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Vermillion, SD (PRWEB) October 26, 2011

HeartRox.org today announced that the University of South Dakota has joined Project HeartRox, a nationwide initiative to screen student athletes for potentially serious suspected heart murmurs. Although most cardiac murmurs are not cause for concern, certain murmurs can be possible indicators of heart disease, which can lead to Sudden Cardiac Death (SCD) among young athletes.

Approximately 10,000 students attend The University of South Dakota, which was founded in 1862 and is the state?s oldest university. Athlete screenings at USD will be conducted using state-of-the-art technology designed to support primary care providers in analyzing cardiac sounds for the identification and classification of suspected murmurs. According to Shant Hovnanian, founder of HeartRox, USD is the first university to take part in the Project HeartRox outreach program, which aims to bring this technology to thousands of schools nationwide to help eliminate SCD among athletes in America?s schools. “USD?s collaboration with local medical personnel and nonprofit health organizations is a model for other schools to follow,” Hovnanian stated. Hovnanian is also an advocate of the American Heart Association?s 12-step cardiovascular screening recommendations for athletes, which may also help reduce SCD.

?One of this country?s greatest resources is its children and young adults. With their ever-increasing level of participation and competition in athletics it becomes vital to identify underlying cardiac abnormalities prior to an unfortunate situation,? stated Dr. Patrick Hauer, an Associate Professor in USD?s Physical Therapy Department. ?Technological advancements have allowed for significant improvements in examination procedures performed by health care professionals; this now is also the case with cardiac auscultation. Implementing Computer-assisted Auscultation may prove to be a very effective, reliable, user-friendly and cost-effective method to help identify cardiac pathologies.?

Although Sudden Cardiac Death in young athletes is rare, incidents of SCD continue to make national headlines and are an ongoing cause for concern among school systems and universities around the country, as well to student athletes and their family members. The mission of the Project HeartRox outreach program is to bring the technology to thousands of schools nationwide in an effort to help eliminate SCD among student athletes.

About HeartRox.org

HeartRox is sponsored by Zargis Medical, a medical device company focused on improving health outcomes and cost-effectiveness through software and products. Find out more about our Adopt-A-School Program. For additional information about Project HeartRox or Zargis, contact Peter Hodge at 888.773.3669 (ext. 23) or phodge(at)zargis(dot)com, or visit the following Web sites: http://www.heartrox.org or http://www.zargis.com.

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Boston, MA (PRWEB) May 5, 2006

According to the Internet Standards Assessment Report (ISAR) released by the Web Marketing Association, Content, copywriting, design, and ease of use are all strong points in marketing Web sites. Interactivity is the only criteria in which marketing Web sites fall below the 3-year criteria average. The ISAR study provides industry benchmarks for Web site development and is based on data collected from 9,748 Web site evaluations in more than 80 industries over the past decade. A copy of the full report can be downloaded at http://www.webaward.org/isar_report.asp.

?Marketing was added to the WebAwards in 2002 and has produced above average Web sites to date,? said William Rice, president of the Web Marketing Association. ?It is no surprise that the marketing industry has spent an incredible amount of energy on Web development. The Internet has become a new marketing channel to reach customers and marketers everywhere who have embraced this are excelling in Web development. ?

Since 1997, the Web Marketing Association has been conducting its annual WebAward Competition for Web site development. The Internet Standards Assessment Report is the results of nearly a decade of independent evaluations of Web site development based on seven categories: design, innovation, content, technology, interactivity, copywriting and ease of use.

Here are some of the past WebAwards Best Marketing Web site winners.

2005 Nurun | Ant Farm Interactive Website

2004 Symantec Client Security 2.0 Channel Launch Kit

2003 The Getaway

2002 Disc Marketing Corporate Website

A complete list of past winners and the entry form for companies who wish to compete for 2006 honors can be found at http://www.webaward2006.org.

Companies and organizations wishing to have their marketing Web site evaluated against the ISAR Index and be considered for a WebAward, which can help boost a Web sites credibility and marketing efforts, can nominate their site at http://www.webawards2006.org.

?Of course, as in every industry, there are marketing Web sites that stand out and others that don?t make the grade,? concluded Rice. ?Our goal has always been to be more than just a popularity or beauty contest that rewards brand names and good design. Instead, this ISAR study is designed to return some value to every entrant with input as to what Internet professionals should strive for in their Web site development efforts in an objective, empirical and constructive way.?

2006 WebAward Call for Entries

The Web Marketing Association is now accepting entries into its 10th annual international WebAward Competition. The WebAwards is the standards-defining competition that sets industry benchmarks that the Internet Standards Assessment report is based upon. The marketing industry represents an important category in the WebAward competition, and the Web Marketing Association will again be honoring the Best Marketing Web site of 2006. The deadline for entry is May 31, 2006 and the WebAward Web site is located at http://www.webawards2006.org.

About the WebAwards

The 10th annual international WebAwards competition sets the standard of excellence in 95 industry categories by evaluating Web sites and defining benchmarks based on the seven essential criteria of successful Web site development. The goal of the Web Marketing Association, sponsor of the WebAwards, is to provide a forum to recognize the people and organizations responsible for developing some of the most effective Web sites on the Internet today. Entrants benefit from a Web site assessment by a professional judging panel and the marketing opportunities presented to an award-winning Web site. For more information, visit http://www.webawards2006.org.

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