| CallUp Introduces SMS, VMS, UMS Messaging Services at VAS India
Tel Aviv ----July 9. CallUp Net, a leader in creating messaging software and solutions for international telecommunications operators and providers, is one of the key sponsors of VAS India. "CallUp is pleased to announce that we are co-sponsoring VAS India 2005, an international conference organized by Bharat Exhibitions on 8th July 2005 at Le Meridien, New Delhi, India," said David Eshet, CEO of CallUp. "VAS India 2005 international conference will discuss various value-added telecom services (VAS) and solutions in India, such as call centers, telemarketing, customer relationship management (CRM), interactive voice response (IVR), VoIP, SMS, MMS, mobile applications, and sales and distribution of telecom products and services," Eshet said. Over 54 million people in India now own mobile phones, and significant opportunities for content providers are available in this nascent market.
Bally Technologies Presents 'The Future ... Today!' at Global Gaming ...
LAS VEGAS, Nov. 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Bally Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: BYI) , a leader in slots, video machines, casino management systems and networked solutions for the global gaming industry, announced today that it plans to spotlight a broad spectrum of advanced gaming and systems technology at the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) trade show, set for Nov. 13-15, 2007 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The Global Gaming Expo, the gaming industry's largest trade show, offers Bally an unparalleled opportunity to present its unique lineup of products and technology covering video slots; reel-spinning slots; Class II, lottery and central-determination games; wide-area progressives; specialty games; licensed titles; multiple systems platforms for both domestic and international markets; business intelligence and data visualization; group-play games; advanced slot and systems bonusing technology; international games; proprietary poker games; system-based games; server-gaming technology and other future concept machines and games.
Silverados set to face former teammate
McALLEN — The Rio Grande Valley Silverados begin arguably their most important stretch of the season at 7:35 tonight when they play host to the East Kentucky Miners. To begin the stretch in which 10 of their next 12 games are at the McAllen Convention Center, they have to overcome a former player who likely will have revenge on his mind. Mike Dean, who leads the CBA in scoring at 24.5 points per game, returns to town for the first time since being traded by the Silverados earlier this month as RGV prepares for a stretch in which it plays 10 of its next 12 at home. Silverados forward Toby Smith, who was selected to the National Conference All-Star team earlier this week, expects Dean to be ready to fill it up tonight and Saturday when the teams play again. "It’s going to be a real exciting game," said Smith, who averages 17.2 points per game.
Sour CREEM
No, you knew "America's Only Rock 'N' Roll Magazine" — as it so modestly termed itself almost from the beginning — was "legendary" because the first time you picked it up, it was like absolutely nothing you'd ever experienced before. What you found in its pages was you ... if you were at all interested in what was becoming known as "rock culture." Rolling Stone, which began in San Francisco two years before CREEM, latched onto the hippie counterculture that was taking shape in its own back yard. The culture that CREEM celebrated, however, was a totally different one — it was loud, crude and obnoxious, championing the music and the sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll lifestyle that fit those criteria. James Taylor or Crosby, Stills & Nash would've never made it onto a cover of CREEM, just as the Stooges or Lou Reed — some of CREEM's earliest cover subjects — never made the cover of Rolling Stone back then.
Britney's Dramatic, Teary Night Struggling With Her Men
Go somewhere where she can have some privacy and start to rebuild her life and maybe, just maybe, she'll have a chance at stardom again. But right now, her life, SHE, has become a punchline to many many jokes. A damned shame what's happened here with Brit Brit. .
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