InsideSales.com Continues Its Partnership With Brigham Young University's Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence …

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PROVO, UT--(Marketwired - May 14, 2013) - InsideSales.com, the leading provider of sales automation technology for inside sales professionals, today announced a sponsorship of additional Ph.D. programs for the Brigham Young University Neural Network and Machine Learning Laboratory to further advance their sales automation platform through artificial intelligence applications.

"Partnering with BYU's Computer Science department reinforces our commitment to research," said David Elkington, CEO and founder of InsideSales.com. "We are a data-driven, innovation focused company and we feel an obligation to advance the machine learning space. The Neural Network and Machine Learning Lab is the perfect partner for much-needed innovation in this down economy."

InsideSales.com has received four patents in the sales automation and machine learning categories from the U.S. Patent Office with many more in process, solidifying InsideSales.com as the market leader in the inside sales market.

"The BYU Neural Networks and Machine Learning Laboratory is excited and grateful for support fromInsideSales.com," said Tony Martinez, Professor and Director of the BYU Neural Networks and Machine Learning Laboratory."This support will aid graduate students in their research goals and also lead to advances in how machine intelligence can benefit business processes."

InsideSales.com research has been published in the Harvard Business Review, Inc., Forbes, Fast Company and Bloomberg. See all published research at http://www.insidesales.com/research_papers.php.

To learn more about the InsideSales.com lead management software, research conducted, PowerDialer, or to speak to a sales rep, call (877) 200-5698 to arrange a free trial of our phone dialer software.

About InsideSales.com, Inc.

InsideSales.com is the worldwide leader in cloud-based, sales automation and predictive analytics for inside sales professionals. Their PowerDialer for Salesforce 5.0 has been one of the most popular applications on the salesforce.com AppExchange for over five years. The company was recently recognized #9 by Inc. Magazine for employee growth in Utah and #347 of the 500 Fastest Growing Companies on Deloitte's 2012 Technology Fast 500. The company was also named Service Provider of the Year by the American Association of Inside Sales Professionals (AA-ISP). InsideSales.com enterprise customers include ADP, Dell, Gannett Local, Inc., Marketo, ON24, Re/Max Cornerstone, Seagate, Groupon and more. To try the technology, visit http://www.insidesales.com.

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When Will Artificial Intelligence Replicate the Human Mind? Physicist Louis Del Monte's New Webisode Explains

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In his newest webisode, Artificial Intelligence Explained, author, physicist and CEO, Louis A. Del Monte provides the history and future of human-like artificial intelligence.

Can super computers beat a human in chess or Jeopardy? Can these smart computers carry on a conversation with another human being? Louis Del Monte schools us on the historical achievements of super computers, current science, and astounding possibilities of an artificial intelligence.

It doesnt hurt that Louis Del Monte is a physicist and master engineer of integrated circuits who understands the capability of semiconductors.

With his background and study of artificial intelligence, he gives reason to think that by the year 2029, computers will be able to replicate the human mind, become self-aware, and be considered a life form. More startling, by the year 2050, computers will have advanced to the point that they will far exceed the intelligence of a human mind.

Intrigued yet? Find this video on artificial intelligence, as well as other webisodes on scientific mysteries on Lou Del Montes YouTube channel.

Del Monte is the author of Unraveling the Universes Mysteries available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble and soon-to-be published title on time travel. You can find articles on Huffington Post, and on his blog, Science Questions & Answers, where you can find links to his Twitter channel, Facebook page, YouTube channel, and LinkedIn profile. To contact Louis Del Monte, visit http://www.unraveluniversemysteries.com.

Louis A. Del Monte is an author, physicist and the Chief Executive Officer of Del Monte & Associates, Inc. For over thirty years, he was a leader in the development of microelectronics for IBM and Honeywell before forming a high-tech e-marketing agency and authoring Unraveling the Universes Mysteries. He has a B.S. degree in Physics and Chemistry and an M.S. degree in Physics, published numerous technical papers, and developed several patents fundamental to the fabrication of integrated circuits. Del Monte is the recipient of the H.W. Sweat Award for scientific/engineering achievement and the Lund Award for human resource management excellence.

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Aerospace Engineering Firm Quest Global's Changing Lanes

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Aerospace companies move from manufacturing to services. But Quest Global has taken the opposite route. Can one feed into the other to beat competition?

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Quest Global Incs aerospace facility on the outskirts of Belgaum

he skies over Bangalores Yelahanka airbase thundered with the sound of fighter planes, helicopters, turboprops and other aircraft. As the biennial air showits 2013 edition in February is considered Asias biggest-ever aviation eventwas in action, one aircraft had a different flight path: Business jet Embraer Phenom-100 made chartered flights to Belgaum. Perhaps it was the right time for Quest Global Inc to show potential customers that the aerospace hub it has been building is ready for take-off.

On the outskirts of Belgaum, nearly 500 km from Banglaore, is the 300-acre special economic zone (SEZ) set up by Quest. Driving through the beautiful landscape, it is difficult to believe it could soon be the most sophisticated industrial belt in the region. It is already notified as the states first precision engineering region. You can walk away from this place with a finished [aerospace/automotive] product without stepping out of this facility, says Aravind Melligeri, co-founder and chief executive of Quest Global Inc, the manufacturing arm of Quest Global Engineering.

No other facility in India, other than state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics, can claim such a design-to-build capability in aerospace. It is built very neatly, in a graded manner, says Ashok Baweja, former chairman of Hindustan Aeronautics.

Over the past four years, Quest has developed essential capabilities of an aerospace cluster, such as machining, surface treatment, forging and assembly. It has done some on its own; for others, it formed joint ventures with overseas partners: Magellan Aerospace of Canada, Saab of Sweden and Aubert & Duval of France. The ventures are to serve the global supply chain, although Indias share in the $100 billion commercial aerospace manufacturing is a paltry $100 million.

It was the 2005 defence offsets policy that turned things on its head. Most industrial groups, including the Tatas, Mahindras and L&T, formed partnerships and talked big investments. Looking back, it appears they moved opportunistically. Even the human resource deployment was convenience-based, says a public sector aerospace official who saw automotive professionals handling aerospace projects. Three SEZs, two in Hyderabad and one in Bangalore, were also announced.

This February, Karnataka announced a 10-year aerospace policy, which will target $10 billion in investment. It also announced a 1,000-acre industrial park near its SEZ. Even if one considers all this to be hot air, it remains plausible for states to roll out the red carpet for big companies. Additionally, the conglomerates are finally getting a hang of this high compliance industry. Mahindra Aerospaces first greenfield project is nearing completion in Kolar. With competition soaring, can Quest create an aerospace cluster in Belgaum, like Toulouse near Paris or Wichita near Kansas City?

Melligeri has bet his life he can.

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Sikorsky Aerospace Services to Complete SAR Conversion for Brunei Shell S-92® Aircraft

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SINGAPORE, May 14, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --IMDEX Asia -- Sikorsky Aerospace Services (SAS) announced plans today to perform the first post-delivery Search and Rescue (SAR) modifications to Brunei Shell's Sikorsky S-92 helicopter. Originally configured for offshore oil missions, the aircraft will undergo a comprehensive conversion to a SAR configuration to serve customers in Borneo and the surrounding Southeast Asia region. SAS is the aftermarket business of Sikorsky Aircraft Corp., a subsidiary of United Technologies Corp. (UTX).

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"This modification program will be executed at our Brisbane, Australia facility Sikorsky Helitech. We are excited for the opportunity to transform BSP's S-92 helicopter from an offshore oil configuration to a SAR mission ready aircraft," said Steve Bohlman, Director of Global Service and Support. "SAS has the capability to offer in-region OEM upgrade modifications including configuration transformation. Continually forward-looking, SAS strives to meet operators' customization requirements wherever they are located."

The aircraft modifications include a new automatic flight control system customized for performing SAR missions, forward looking infrared (FLIR), a dual auxiliary fuel tank system, dual rescue hoist, Triple Patient Litter System (TPLS), SAR seats, and a side sliding door large enough to accommodate standard patient litters with unrestricted rescue hoist access.

"BSP pilots are looking forward to using the newly modified Sikorsky S-92 helicopter for SAR missions. The aircraft will strengthen our Aviation Department and enhance search and rescue capabilities for BSP's operations as well as for the region," said Ken Marnoch, Managing Director of Brunei Shell Petroleum.

Established for more than 80 years in Brunei and as one of the largest energy companies in Asia, Brunei Shell Petroleum Co Sdn Bhd (BSP) is a leader in energy technology.

Sikorsky Aircraft Corp., based in Stratford, Conn., is a world leader in helicopter design, manufacture and service. Its Sikorsky Aerospace Services business designs and applies advanced logistics and supply chain solutions for commercial rotary, military rotary and fixed wing operators. United Technologies Corp., based in Hartford, Conn., provides a broad range of high technology products and support services to the aerospace and building systems industries worldwide.

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Microbes capture, store, and release nitrogen to feed reef-building coral

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Contact: Jim Sliwa jsliwa@asmusa.org 202-942-9297 American Society for Microbiology

Microscopic algae that live within reef-forming corals scoop up available nitrogen, store the excess in crystal form, and slowly feed it to the coral as needed, according to a study published in mBio, the online open-access journal of the American Society for Microbiology. Scientists have known for years that these symbiotic microorganisms serve up nitrogen to their coral hosts, but this new study sheds light on the dynamics of the process and reveals that the algae have the ability to store excess nitrogen, a capability that could help corals cope in their chronically low-nitrogen environment.

"It was a great surprise to find the nitrogen-rich crystals inside the algae," says corresponding author Anders Meibom of the cole Polytechnique Fdrale de Lausanne, Switzerland. "It all makes perfect sense now. The algae suck up the ammonium and nitrate like a sponge when the concentration of these molecules increases, then store this nitrogen as uric acid crystals for later use."

Like all reef-forming corals, the species they studied, Pocillopora damicornis, is actually a symbiosis of two different organisms: the coral provides protection to a species of photosynthetic algae called dinoflagellates, which, in turn, provide sugars and nitrogen to the coral host. The symbiosis allows the coral to thrive in clear, tropical waters that are naturally nutrient-poor. In many places, however, coral reefs are suffering from an excess of nutrients - pollution from sewage and fertilizers that impacts the symbiotic relationship and the health of coral in unknown ways.

To better understand these exchanges of materials and to determine how an excess of nutrients might affect the balance, the researchers exposed pieces of coral to varying concentrations of isotopically-labeled nitrogen-rich compounds. Using the facilities at the Aquarium Tropicale Porte Dore in Paris, France, the scientists applied a relatively new analytic technique called nano-scale secondary ion mass-spectrometry (NanoSIMS) to follow the path of the nitrogen. NanoSIMS enabled them to visualize and quantify the uptake, movement, and accumulation of this labeled nitrogen within the coral.

When supplied with nitrogen in the form of ammonium, nitrate or aspartic acid the dinoflagellates responded by rapidly storing the nitrogen as crystals of uric acid within its cells. But the dinoflagellates don't hang onto the nitrogen for long. Starting at about six hours after exposure, the microbes begin translocating nitrogen-rich compounds to the coral host, where the nitrogen is used in specific cellular compartments all over the surface layers of the coral.

This storage and release process helps explain how these corals get through the ups and downs of nitrogen concentrations, says Meibom. "This gives the coral-algae symbiosis a very efficient way to deal with strong fluctuations in nitrogen availability," writes Meibom. "When the nitrogen availability suddenly becomes high, the algae can take-up large amounts of nitrogen on a timescale of a few hours, store it into crystals inside the algae cells and then release this stored nitrogen for metabolic processes and growth when the nitrogen levels become normal again."

To follow up on this work, Meibom says he and his colleagues are now studying how carbon-based nutrients are taken up and distributed in the same coral-algae symbiosis.

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T2 Biosystems, a company developing direct detection products enabling superior diagnostics, today announced details of its participation at the upcoming American Society for Microbiology General Meeting being held May 18-21, 2013, in Denver, CO. T2 Bio will provide two opportunities to learn about its core T2MR technology, as well as T2Candida, its rapid and sensitive flagship assay that is capable of identifying five Candida species directly from whole blood in approximately 3 hours with a limit of detection as low as 1 CFU/mL.

T2 Biosystems will host a symposium entitled T2MR direct detection of Candida in whole blood: rapid, species-specific identification of Candida infections. The symposium will take place on May 19, 2013, and feature distinguished speakers Peter Pappas, MD, Principal Investigator, Mycoses Study Group and Professor, University of Alabama, Birmingham and Michael Pfaller, MD, Professor Emeritus, University of Iowa. In addition, T2 Biosystems will provide demonstrations of the T2Candida diagnostic test on the T2Dx instrument throughout exhibit hall hours at booth #732.

Dr. Pfaller will present the diagnostic and therapeutic landscape of candidemia, the fourth-leading cause of hospital-acquired infections. Candidemia currently has a 40% mortality rate, largely due to the delay in diagnosis, which can take two to five days with the current gold standard of blood culture. Dr. Pappas will introduce T2Candida, T2 Bios flagship diagnostic test, as a means to rapidly and accurately identify species-specific Candida directly from whole blood in approximately three hours, which is up to 25X faster than blood culture.

Additionally, T2 Biosystems team members will conduct live demonstrations of the T2Candida test being run on its T2Dx instrument throughout exhibit hall hours. Please visit the T2 Bio booth, #732, at the ASM exhibition hall to learn more about T2MR and T2Candida.

For further information on the T2Candida Symposium, please contact mavery@macbiocom.com.

T2Candida is for research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.

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Sepsis is a potentially life-threatening illness caused by the bodys severe reaction to infection by bacteria, fungi, viruses or parasites. It is one of the top 10 leading causes of death in the United States, and each hour of delayed treatment increases the mortality of these patients by 8%. Candida is a fungal pathogen known to cause sepsis, and it is associated with approximately 100,000 cases of candidemia in the U.S. annually, making it the fourth-leading cause of hospital-acquired infections. Currently, candidemia has a 40% mortality rate, which can be reduced to 11% with early identification of the specific species. Current detection methods rely on blood culture, a process that can take two to five days before identifying a Candida infection. The T2MR platform is able to detect species-specific Candida directly from whole blood without the limits experienced with optical detection technology, even at low copy numbers, and provide results in approximately three hours.

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A Tasty Seaweed Recipe For Longevity: Dr. Mao's Wellness Living

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Seaweed may not be something you think of as a food, but this top longevity food packs a powerful nutrient punch that very few other foods can match.

For instance, did you know that many types of seaweed have more calcium than cheese, more iron than beef, and more protein than eggs?

Read on to find the numerous seaweed health benefits and try the delicious Seaweed and Vegetable Medley recipe below.

In my new book, Secrets of Longevity Cookbook, I list seaweed as one of the top 10 foods for health and longevity. How did I arrive at this top 10 longevity list?

During my 25 years of studying centenarians, I discovered that the same 10 foods kept recurring again and again in the diets of long-living individuals, and seaweed more than made the cut.

Seaweed: A Nutrient-Rich Superfood

Considered the king of vegetables, seaweed has roots that penetrate into sea beds that are filled with trace minerals, which are no longer present on land.

For thousands of years, this mineral-rich vegetable has been a staple in Asian diets.

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Delete — Tattoo Removal & Laser Salon Celebrates Superior Quality of Tattoo Removal with Bostonians

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Delete -- Tattoo Removal & Laser Salon announces today the grand opening celebration planned for May 17-18 in their newly opened salon. Phoenix entrepreneur and Delete founder, Marci Zimmerman, teamed up with Delete Boston owner, Ronen Morris, to bring this modern yet comfortable salon with cutting edge technology and medical advancements to Newbury Street. The salon will debut its products and services to Bostonians seeking professional, affordable, efficient and more comfortable removal of unwanted ink using during the May 17-18 festivities.

Deletes concept, conceived by Zimmerman, offers the latest laser technology to provide more effective removal of tattoos of every color at an affordable price. Package pricing, financing and complimentary consultations help facilitate the experience for Deletes clients. While its core service is tattoo removal, the salon also provides premier services for the skin including laser removal of birthmarks, sunspots, age spots and freckles; nutrient IVs; vitamin injections; and anti-aging treatments. In the near future, Delete will offer Botox, Juvederm and other dermal fillers.

We are so excited to share our products and services with Bostonians and beyond during the grand opening weekend. We want customers to experience the superior service by our highly educated staff and leave knowing how easy it can be to make the changes necessary to live comfortably in their skin, said Ronen Morris, owner of Delete -- Tattoo Removal & Laser Salon in Boston.

The laser-pumped-laser technology of AlexELETE by Candela, available only at Delete, increases the capability of tattoo removal treatments by using a variety of laser wavelengths to safely target pigments below the surface of the skin. This superior technology allows Delete to treat tattoos of all colors, significantly improving typical results with fractional and rejuvenation devices found at other clinics. Delete offers a revolutionary new 4-n-1 tattoo removal treatment designed to optimize treatments administered in a single day.

Grand Opening Weekend, May 17-18

Delete Bostons Grand Opening weekend is set for May 17-18th. The weekend long extravaganza includes complimentary B-12 shots, a chance to win a $500 Delete Gift Card, light refreshments and Eraser cocktails, complimentary consultations and tours of the new space. For every sale of Nutrient Infusions, discounted at $100, Delete will provide 100% of the proceeds to support the One Fund Boston. This treatment is a special blend of nutrients crafted to fortify your body and helpboost your immune systemat critical times.Delete will extend hours to 10am 8pm on May 17-18.

Delete operates under the license and supervision of a Massachusetts certified physician medical director with expertise in aesthetic and laser medicine along with an experienced team of registered nurses with extensive training in laser and skin care.

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Delete --Tattoo Removal & Laser Salons, with locations in Phoenix and Boston, incorporate the latest in state-of-the-art laser technology and a trained team of certified medical professionals housed in a sleek comfortable environment. Delete provides both men and women a convenient and affordable solution for tattoo removal. Offering fixed price packages based on tattoo size and design complexity, payment plans and financing options are available. To learn more about the salon and its services visit deleteitnow.com or call 857-233-2317, Facebook.com/Delete Tattoo Removal & Laser Salon and @DeleteTattoo.

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Scientists sequence genome of 'sacred lotus,' which likely holds anti-aging secrets

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Contact: Stuart Wolpert swolpert@support.ucla.edu 310-206-0511 University of California - Los Angeles

A team of 70 scientists from the U.S., China, Australia and Japan today reports having sequenced and annotated the genome of the "sacred lotus," which is believed to have a powerful genetic system that repairs genetic defects, and may hold secrets about aging successfully. The scientists sequenced more than 86 percent of the nearly 27,000 genes of the plant, Nelumbo nucifera, which is revered in China and elsewhere as a symbol of spiritual purity and longevity.

"The lotus genome is an ancient one, and we now know its ABCs," said Jane Shen-Miller, one of three corresponding authors of the research and a senior scientist with UCLA's Center for the Study of Evolution and the Origin of Life. "Molecular biologists can now more easily study how its genes are turned on and off during times of stress and why this plant's seeds can live for 1,300 years. This is a step toward learning what anti-aging secrets the sacred lotus plant may offer."

The research was published today in the journal Genome Biology.

Shen-Miller said the lotus' genetic repair mechanisms could be very useful if they could be transferred to humans or to crops such as rice, corn and wheat whose seeds have life spans of only a few years. "If our genes could repair disease as well as the lotus' genes, we would have healthier aging. We need to learn about its repair mechanisms, and about its biochemical, physiological and molecular properties, but the lotus genome is now open to everybody."

In the early 1990s, Shen-Miller led a UCLA research team that recovered a viable lotus seed that was almost 1,300 years old from a lake bed in northeastern China. It was a remarkable discovery, given that many other plant seeds are known to remain viable for just 20 years or less.

In 1996, Shen-Miller led another visit to China. Working in Liaoning province, her team collected about 100 lotus seeds most were approximately 450 to 500 years old with help from local farmers. To the researchers' surprise, more than 80 percent of the lotus seeds that were tested for viability germinated. That indicated that the plant must have a powerful genetic system capable of repairing germination defects arising from hundreds of years of aging, Shen-Miller said.

Understanding how the lotus repair mechanism works and its possible implications for human health is essentially a three-step process, said Crysten Blaby-Haas, a UCLA postdoctoral scholar in chemistry and biochemistry and co-author of the research. "Knowing the genome sequence was step one. Step two would be identifying which of these genes contributes to longevity and repairing genetic damage. Step three would be potential applications for human health, if we find and characterize those genes. The genome sequence will aid in future analysis.

"The next question is what are these genes doing, and the biggest question is how they contribute to the longevity of the lotus plant and its other interesting attributes," Blaby-Haas said. "Before this, when scientists studied the lotus, it's almost as if they were blind; now they can see. Once you know the repertoire of genes, you have a foundation to study their functions."

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Privileged World Travel Club, Inc. Signed an exclusive Partnership agreement with the Southern Christian Leadership …

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TIBURON, Calif., May 13, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --Privileged World Travel Club, Inc. (PVCL), announced today that it signed an exclusive Partnership agreement with the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, which is a nonprofit organization. The Southern Christian Leadership Conference is an African-American civil rights organization.

The Southern Christian Leadership Conference's (SCLC) main aim was to advance the cause ofcivil rightsin America but in a non-violent manner. From its inception in 1957, its president wasMartin Luther King a post he held until his death in 1968. The SCLC had a large role in the American Civil Rights Movement.

As its title suggests, the input into the SCLC came primarily from the church. The church played a major part in the lives of African-Americans in the South and church leaders played a significant role in each black community in all parts of the South. Martin Luther King was a Baptist minister at Dexter Avenue inMontgomeryat the time whenRosa Parks made her famous stand against bus law in December 1955. He became head of the MIA (Montgomery Improvement Association) and played a key role in the boycott even driving the boycotters to work to ensure that they did not need to use a bus.

It is well known that in 1963 over 250,000 people attended the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. In 2013 it is anticipated that over 100,000 will attend the 50th Anniversary; including potentially millions via Internet, social media mobile app or television coverage.

It is projected that Privileged will benefit from this program a gross return of $25 Million from the Travel Services provided to the members.

Privileged will participate in previously scheduled events such as the 50th Anniversary of March on Washington, the 57th SCLC Conference, and the Kingonomics Entrepreneurship Conference.

Privileged will be branded as the official "Travel Club" Partner of the SCLC, and will be entitled to several benefits to represent the close partnership relationship between SCLC and Privileged.

ABOUT PRIVILEGED. http://www.privilegedwtc.com The business of Privileged is to provide exclusive travel services to persons ("Members") who elect to join the prestigious Privileged World Travel Club (the "Privileged Travel Club") and international travelers bound for the United States. Immediately after joining, Members of the Privileged Travel Club can begin enjoying the services their membership offers.

The Company provides luxury services with a high standard of value. Company management feels that the prices offered by the club are reasonable and very attainable by all Members to travel any time they wish. The Company is specially focused to offer its Members luxury membership travel products and services at specially discounted prices. The Company's concept is to offer services to a larger audience and thereby increase the reach to more markets.

FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS This news release includes forward-looking statements. While these statements are made to convey to the public the company's progress, business opportunities and growth prospects, readers are cautioned that such forward-looking statements represent management's opinion. The company's operations and business prospects are always subject to risk and uncertainties. Triton disclaims any obligation or intention to update any forward-looking statement.

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