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Altec Products Inc., a leading provider of integrated document management and workflow solutions, today announced their participation at nVerge 2013 an upcoming, one-day technology conference in San Diego, CA.

nVerge 2013 focuses on the latest trends and feature updates for Microsoft Dynamics GP, Dynamics CRM, Office 365, Microsoft SharePoint, Business Intelligence, Corporate Performance Management (CPM) solutions, 3rd party applications for the Microsoft Dynamics product line, hosting solutions and Managed IT Services.

At nVerge 2013, Altec will be showcasing doc-link, their integrated software solution that provides seamless capabilities to electronically capture documents and automate business processes within any department and any process. Richard Simmons, doc-link Sales director for Altec, will be in attendance to present the benefits of going paperless and re-engineering business processes to improve efficiencies. Combining best practices, state-of-the-art technology, and implementation methods are key ingredients in this affordable Microsoft Dynamics integrated solution.

The one-day conference consists of a combination of keynote and breakout sessions, an Office 365 learning lab, ongoing exhibition with independent software vendors for the Microsoft Dynamics product line, lunch, post conference cocktail reception and networking sessions.

nVerge 2013 is hosted by FMT Consultants, a leading provider of technology solutions, in collaboration with Altec, ReQlogic, AdvTrex, Mekorma, CCH, ScaleMatrix, Prophix, Nodus and RedTail.

With nVerge 2013 we want to focus on the many ways businesses can enhance their operations and critical business processes by efficiently utilizing innovative technology solutions. In addition to showcasing Microsofts Business Solutions, nVerge 2013 focuses on select, 3rd party software applications such as Altecs doc-link, designed to enhance the value and functionality of the Microsoft Dynamics product line says Eric Casazza, CEO of FMT Consultants and adds, Altec is one of our trusted and longstanding partners and were thrilled to have them part of the nVerge 2013 conference program.

nVerge 2013 takes place on Thursday May 16th, 9:30 AM 5:00 PM at the DoubleTree Hilton Hotel in Mission Valley, San Diego. For more information and registration, visit http://www.fmtconsultants.com/nverge or contact Jakob Bechgaard at jbechgaard(at)fmtconsultants(dot)com or 760.930.6400. nVerge 2013 is targeted at C-level executives, business owners, managers and end-users.

About Altec

Altec is a leading provider of Integrated Document Management (IDM) solutions to mid-market and global companies. For more than 25 years, Altec has provided a wide range of accounting-centric paper to paperless solutions including its flagship product, doc-link, which enables companies to capture, archive, workflow and route structured and unstructured documents to customers, employees and vendors. Altecs comprehensive solutions include IDM, output management, MICR check disbursement and paper documents that serve more than 13,000 customers worldwide. Altec enjoys strong, collaborative partnerships with ERP solution providers such as Microsoft Dynamics to provide the most comprehensive, integrated enterprise document management solution. Altec delivers its IDM solutions through a global network of authorized partners in more than 60 countries throughout the Americas, EMEA and Asia Pacific. Visit Altec at http://www.altec-inc.com or call April Blankenship at 800-997-9921.

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Aquatic weed harvester clearing lake at Bobby Hicks Park
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The Airborne Toxic Event

The Airborne Toxic Event – A biography "Poetry you can dance to…nothing short of amazing." The LA Times "Absurdly rich with talent. Drums demand foot-stomping, viola is laced between indulgent guitar hooks, and the lyrics are just wry enough to tickle your nerd bone." The LA Weekly "A blend of Brit rock sensibility and Southern California energy, the Airborne Toxic Event is what would happen if Morrissey and Franz Ferdinand shared a summer home." Spin.com "I already loved them after the 3 song EP but the live performance helped me decide this is one of my favorite bands of 2007." John Richards, KEXP, Seattle "Reviews of their live show have been stellar, those who have seen it find it hard to believe they are a new band." Inflight at Night "These guys (and gal) are great. They leave everything they have on stage." Floating Away Literary allusions are hardly new territory in rock and roll. The Fall named their sixth record Bend Sinister after Nabokov's infamously dark novel. The Velvet Underground got its name from a certain cult book on sex and bondage given to Lou Reed at a party one night. "Killing an Arab" by the Cure is a reference to the Stranger by Camus — Robert Smith's favorite book, in fact. The Airborne Toxic Event borrows its name from the novel White Noise by Don Delillo. Published in 1984, the book foresaw a world consumed by media — radio waves, billboards, television, advertisements — all crowding waking hours, finding their way into dreams, subconscious thoughts, incoherent bits of static about Toyotas, Pepsi, manic depression, and the president. The Airborne Toxic Event is an enormous dark cloud, created by an explosion at a nearby chemical plant. In addition to the crowded airwaves, the cloud portends death, lingering at the edges of life, giving it meaning, urgency, something to fear. Such notions proved compelling to Daren Taylor and Mikel Jollett who formed the band in Los Feliz in 2006 based on a shared love of — among other things — the Cure, the Fall, and the Velvet Underground. The pair locked themselves in a small room in a warehouse in downtown L.A. for hundreds of hours, surrounded by the industrial yards, the train tracks, the L.A. River with its concrete embankments washing city refuse out to sea. Screaming, banging, stomping, dancing in the middle of the night, they began to feel they were on to something, flirting with the idea of becoming a two-piece band. Then came Noah Harmon; a graduate of Cal Arts with a degree in stand-up bass. Harmon was the rare melding of punk and baroque: somewhere between Brahms, Charlie Parker and the Misfits. Jollett asked him one day if he could play electric bass. He could, in fact. Anna Bulbrook was a classically-trained violinist from Boston, a 23 year-old chanteuse hanging around the L.A. art scene looking for something to do. The boys asked her to play violin on a few songs. Fearing that her expensive violin might be broken or stolen at a rock and roll show, she suggested viola instead. After a few practices she was playing tambourine and keyboard. On a whim one evening, it was discovered that she could sing. Finally, Steven Chen — a trained pianist, guitarist and writer — was asked to come by the warehouse one afternoon and play a keyboard line. The chemistry was immediate, and after a brief stint in Tokyo, Chen returned to Los Angeles and joined the band full time. The music press has compared them to the Cure, Modest Mouse, the Smiths, Franz Ferdinand, the Clash and the Arcade Fire. Rolling Stone named them one of the top 25 bands on MySpace. Their live show, in addition to viola, organ, guitars and trumpet, includes the hood of a 1969 Alfa Romeo found at a junkyard one afternoon. It's been a heady few months. And what began with a literary allusion, with a couple of boys alone in a warehouse, has become a kind of sweeping plea – to dance, to sing, to cry, to live – to find something alive and kicking among all the static, death, and white noise.

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Interlink Electronics, Inc. (OTC: LINK) announced today that its wide range of human-machine interface solutions is ideally suited for the rugged devices market. With a growing need for rugged devices to support businesses and mission critical processes, Interlink offers to the market a range of touchpads, mouse& pointing devices, force& position sensors designed to operate in difficult environments like process industries, construction sites, law enforcement or field service applications.

Interlink Electronics human machine interface solutions are designed to be implemented in rugged notebooks, ruggedized handheld terminals& PDAs, tablet PCs and rugged system components& boards and they can be used with a finger, stylus, or glove in wet and dirty environments.

The solutions include:

VersaPad

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