We’ve all been there – the pharmacy – waiting in the long line and questioning “why” when there are at least seven people working behind the counter. Then after receiving our prescription we have questions so we wait even longer to talk to the pharmacist.

The times are changing! The days of waiting in line or hoping to speak to the pharmacist will soon be over! All thanks to new innovative technology – a next-generation robotic dispensing system.

The technology allows pharmacies to handle growing prescription volumes with greater accuracy (100% for drug and dose) and allows pharmacists to deliver the quality patient care that customers prefer in an increasingly competitive market. 

If you’re interested in a trend piece on new technologies that will change the daily operation for pharmacies and, in turn, have an impact on consumers, please contact me. I've pasted a press release below. I also have an expert spokesperson available for interviews.

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Every time a 'crack'berry server breaks down for two hours the business world is flipped upside-down.

Commanding a substantial global R&D investment, cell phones have become the pinnacle of technology advancement this decade - taking on an increasingly converged approach with GPS, PDA, MP3 and becoming an even more critical part of our life.

Since airports now charge travelers a per-luggage fee, laptops have become an expensive proposition for the frequent flyer making cell phones as laptop replacements an even more viable future. Bill Gates foresees cell phones that can easily connect to TVs and keyboards becoming full-fledged laptop replacements.

In the Philippines 5.5 million people already use cell phones as digital wallets and the portable MP3 player is an archaic concept.

The flip side of this new high-tech world is that your personal information (bank accounts, contacts, text messages, addresses) are in one small device that is often lost or stolen and which is constantly co

Myfirstpaycheck.com is a job-posting site for teenagers that provides advice and resources, including an interactive resume builder, to help young people have a more successful job application process.

We are more than just a niche job site – myfirstpaycheck.com is an education, training, and advice community for teenagers.

Myfirstpaycheck.com is positioned to be a powerful intermediary between companies that employ and market to teens and young adults.

Delve Networks (www.delvenetworks.com) recently introduced the world's first semantic video platform. The intention is to give consumers a more engaging experience.  By combining speech recognition and semantic processing the platform is the first to enable users to navigate within a hosted video file to find the exact content they want. For example, if a viewer was watching a stock market recap online but only cared about what happened to Yahoo! that day, he or she could type in "yahoo" within the player and the sections that pertained to the search would light up along the content's timebar, showing the user where to skip ahead to.

Try out Delve's technology for yourself at www.kcchiefs.com.

23 million Hispanics are online, and by 2012 there will be nearly 30 million says eMarketer.  While the rising majority of users are under the age of 25, more and more adults are using social networking sites to stay in touch with the Latino community.  Enter Babbalu.com, a site reaching the an older (25+) Latino American market with the first ever English only-based online destination.  Babbalu is a twist on social networks with postings by staff written articles about Latino lifestyle, fun contests, such as the current baby contest, and providing a job search engine feature. Access to all content is open to visitors; membership is free.

I'm writing about Better Place, one of the first venture-backed companies to tackle this energy crisis head-on. Former SAP exec and Better Place founder Shai Agassi aims to reduce oil dependency through the creation of a transportation infrastructure that supports electric vehicles. The idea behind it is to charge for the eletric grid usage and make the cars so cheap that no one will ever think of buying a gasoline car.

You can read more about Better Place and Agassi in a recent NY Times op-ed by Thomas Friedman here: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/27/opinion/27friedman.html?_r=1&scp=3&sq=shai%20agassi&st=cse&oref=slogin. Also, Better Place has just launched its first campaign targeted to the public, bascially it's social networking for the oil dependancy issue, www.betterplace.com/10words. Check it out, play around and post your own mini-festo.

Francisco, I'll be happy to connect you with a spokesperson if needed. Even if you don't vote, go check out the 10 words site. Thanks all

I thought you guys would like to know that Bob Odenkirk (Mr. Show) and Mike Naughton (David Blaine Street Magic, Groundlings) will be releasing 3 new comedy web episodes next week.

They are coming together to break the stereotype of on-the-go professionals by showcasing three careers: the freelance fireman, the guy who books carousels for kids and the Brothers who offer to be your brother for a fee.

So Samsung liked the idea and offered to fund those clips featuring their Ultra Mobile Computer, the Q1 Ultra.

Wind Energy Corp develops and manufactures wind power systems and solutions that can be used to power retail, industrial, government and community wind applications. Their system is unique because it can power a facility at the point of use and does not require tie-in to a grid system.

The innovative engineering of the turbines and their unique sail-like design provide many advantages over other wind energy systems:

• The robust, scalable system can both be easily integrated into customers' existing operations and built into new buildings
• Their vertical-axis, helix-like design means there is no anticipated danger for bats and birds
• Their micro-wind design, for both high- and low-wind environments, will enable applications and sites never before considered - including urban environments
• The fact that they are "distributive" - that they don't require tie-in to a national or regional power grid through traditional transmission lines and rather send their power directly to the point

After 20+ years he gave up a lucrative, jet-propelled, software consulting career and took a 50% pay cut  so he could walk to work from his grid-connected solar home in surburban Phoenix.  Nothing could be more natural for this Maverick Adpative Design Scientist.

In the ever-evolving landscape of cryptocurrencies, Dogecoin has emerged as a fascinating contender. Originally created as a lighthearted joke, Dogecoin has since garnered a dedicated community and even achieved mainstream recognition. However, unlike traditional currencies, Dogecoin isn't issued by a central authority. Instead, it relies on a decentralized network of computers to secure and verify transactions through a process known as mining. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the world of Dogecoin mining, exploring its intricacies, challenges, and the role of platforms like Doge Mining Website in facilitating this process.

Understanding Dogecoin Mining

At its core, Dogecoin mining involves using computational power to solve complex mathematical puzzles, known as hashes. These puzzles serve the dual purpose of validating and securing transactions on the Dogecoin network while also minting new Dogecoins. Miners compete to solve these puzzles, with the first one to find a val