Business Cards: Small but Effective Tool of Promoting Business and Image

Business cards had a great history that turned them from simple tools of introduction into powerful promotion instruments. Today it is used for advertising a business, a person or a company.

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784M US Banknotes Printed by BEP in March 2008

The Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) printed 784,010,000 United States notes, having a total value of $13,501,800,000 and a total weight of 784,010 kilograms.

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The March of 2008 Registered a Huge Number of 784,010,000 Printed U.S. Banknotes

All the banknotes, printed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP), are worth $13,501,800,000 and their total weight is 784,010 kilograms.

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$784M U.S. Banknotes Printed in March and Worth $13.5 Billion

Only in one month the Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) manages to print 784,010,000 U.S. banknotes, all of them being worth $13,501,800,000.

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An estimated 300,000 people may have died as a result of the Darfur conflict

That is an increase of 50% from the previous figure of 200,000 killed in the five years of fighting in the region in western Sudan

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Hardened Hopkins wants to put hurt on Calzaghe

LAS VEGAS -- Bernard Hopkins likes to talk about taking his opponents to those dark places where men with bad intentions inflict harm on the unsuspecting.

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Top 10 Luxury Impersonators

Like offseason cruises and Costco pinot noir, there are cars that prove you don't have to fork over big bucks to live the good life. We picked 10 models that are surprisingly luxurious for their humble badges, all of which can be equipped to impress for less than $30,000.

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Israel Plans 100 New Homes in W.Bank Settlements

JERUSALEM, April 18 (Reuters) - The Israeli government announced plans on Friday to build 100 new homes in two Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank, a move Palestinians condemned as another blow to U.S.-brokered peace talks.

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Over a half of the world space economic activity

The analysis presented on April 8, 2008, showed that the revenues from the worldwide government as well as private expenditures on space projects registered an 11 percent increase and reached $251 billion, though many countries have shown a slowdown in the growth of their economy …

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3 Dead in Wind-Whipped Colo. Wildfires

ORDWAY, Colo. - At least two people died after wind-driven wildfires burned into a southeast Colorado town and an Army post. An air tanker pilot was also killed when his plane went down while battling another blaze.

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Congo crash kills 37

THE toll from a passenger jet which crashed into a crowded market in the Democratic Republic of Congo has risen to 37 a day after the tragedy.

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Sect Members Describe Raid on Polygamist Ranch

Police carried automatic weapons, wore body armor and were supported by an armored personnel vehicle during their raid on a west Texas polygamist compound, new photographs released by the group's members to The Associated Press show.

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Common Myths About Driving in Dangerous Weather

You never know where you'll be when severe weather strikes. You could even be in your car. So, when driving gets hazardous, we rely on habit, and tried and true techniques. But how true are they?

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An Upbeat Street After Intel Report

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Some Myths About Airline Mergers

We know that the merger we've just announced between Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines will be much debated in coming weeks, and many voices will weigh in on the merits of the transaction. That is healthy and part of the process.

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Mariah and The Men of 'Idol': It's Their Night to Shine

Yep, Simon and Randy were right all along: These girls are no Mariah Carey.

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Warm US welcome for Pope Benedict

Mr Bush and his wife Laura were waiting on the tarmac at Andrews Air Force Base when the Pontiff's plane touched down.

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ild just fine in overtime again

urtis Foster might be laid up in his Uptown home because of a broken femur, but even he would probably understand if the Wild rescinds its wish for the NHL to switch to no-touch icing.

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NWA-Delta: It's a go for world's largest airline

Northwest Airlines and Delta Air Lines late Monday announced their plan to merge, a deal meant to create the world's largest airline and the boldest attempt yet to set a new course for U.S. aviation.

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Opposition warns of genocide in Zimbabwe

A senior opposition leader accused Zimbabwe's ruling party Tuesday of unleashing an "orgy of violence" across the country in the wake of a disputed presidential election.

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Women dominate US country awards

The 21-year-old, who came sixth in the TV talent show two years ago, picked up three prizes for her single I Wonder.

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Tesla sues competitor over design ideas

Electric-car maker Tesla Motors has filed suit against a competitor, claiming the company stole trade secrets and copied design ideas.

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Delta, Northwest Announce Merger

Delta Air Lines Inc. and Northwest Airlines Corp., squeezed by record high fuel prices and a slowing economy, are combining in a stock-swap deal that would create the world's biggest carrier.

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Constant Cross-talk Between Motor And Sensory Nerves Keeps Growth Coordinated

Come summer, we will once again marvel at the amazing athletic skills of Olympic athletes while in fact, the simple act of walking is no less remarkable.

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When John McCain turned to politics, he went all-out

John McCain's ascension to Republican presidential nominee began 30 years ago in a cluttered office on Capitol Hill.

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