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These days people let their fingers do the walking, not through a phonebook, but rather online as they search for home improvement options and companies to perform those projects. Pro-Built Construction recently launched a new website, aimed at giving customers all the information about its specialty services: screen porches and 3 season rooms.

It is extremely disturbing to know that Earth is directly in the path of about 500,000 asteroids and comets. Unfortunately, NASA and other space agencies don't know the location of 498,000 of them! Yet, these killer comets are capable of causing explosions far worse than the world's largest atomic bombs. Chelyabinsk, a small city in Russia, experienced such as incident in 2013 that seriously injured around fifteen hundred people. NASA warns that an asteroid named Bennu may hit Earth within a few decades. If so, the impact would be powerful enough to destroy any one of the world's largest cities.

In the recent years, Penny stocks trading have become very popular. Penny Stock Guide teaches the basic principles of penny stock trading, including how to do it intelligently and safely. Penny Stocks Guide offers expert advice on buying and selling of Penny stocks, the top penny stocks available and also gives advice on good and bad investment.

TheeDesign Studio is excited to announce the hire of Cole Watts as its Internet Marketing Specialist. He will be helping companies climb up to the top of search results and get that number one ranking that they desperately seek.

Triangle web design company is aiming for a social media slam dunk. TheeDesign Studio, a website design and internet marketing agency in Raleigh, has joined Capital One’s Social Madness tournament.

Strong global buy demand is being demonstrated in the World Gold Council's recent release of their January and February official gold holdings statistics. Author of "Invest in Penny Stocks," public speaker, and publisher of the industry leading "Penny Stocks to Buy" newsletter cites the gold report as further evidence that gold prices will increase from current levels, and several of his precious metals penny stocks could be the beneficiaries.

The North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources has changed its web site functions and appearance, expanding the information it offers about events, cultural tourism and the state's rich heritage.

Peter Leeds, a professional speaker and a widely followed analyst in penny stocks to buy, has confirmed that after the great successes at the Vancouver MoneyShow in March, he has been asked to speak at the upcoming MoneyShow in Toronto this fall. Immediately after his speech entitled, "Invest in Penny Stocks," he will be leading a panel of three up and coming penny stocks to buy, named "Tomorrow's Winners Today."

Investors will be in a holding pattern this spring, watching several important events to give them some direction for their investments and their economic outlook. These include, but are not limited to, the construction spending report by the Census Bureau of the Department of Commerce, and the auto sales data from the Commerce Department. Expert on penny stocks Peter Leeds suggests that many of the events will help traders in micro cap shares decide which penny stocks to buy, and which penny stocks to avoid.

Temperatures are beginning to heat up and show surefire signs summer is just around the corner. While some people cannot wait to head to the pool or beach, many others are dreading the thought of putting on a skin-bearing bathing suit, making now the best time to get into shape.

According to the Securities and Exchange Commission, two British teenage twins were running a massive scam, touting a robot that could pick penny stocks. With 75,000 investors falling for the lies, Peter Leeds, author of "Invest in Penny Stocks," reported their actions to authorities, and forwarded massive amounts of research and proof to the S.E.C. in a bid to stop their dishonest scam.

The Greater Raleigh Chamber of Commerce has announced that TriMark Solutions, along with 8 other Triangle-based businesses, will receive the Steady Growth and Profitability Award during the 28th annual Pinnacle Business Awards event on Tuesday, May 22. Held in conjunction with National Small Business Week, the luncheon and awards ceremony will take place from 11 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. at the Raleigh Convention Center.

This new lightweight hybrid hermetic connector offers weight savings up to 68% over similar stainless steel construction. The combination of an aluminum shell, stainless steel inserts and 52 alloy pins provides a true glass-to-metal seal (GTMS) connector.

Author and public speaker Peter Leeds, an expert on penny stocks to buy, warns investors to avoid what he calls "story stocks." Many penny stocks have a great story, and investors buy significantly overpriced shares, without looking at the penny stock's fundamentals.

Several national media outlets are trying to suggest that a Mitt Romney flip flop on the issue of illegal immigration is imminent now that Romney is the presumptive winner of the GOP primary.

Winter slowed many of America`s activist movements, including Occupy Wall Street among others, according to Peter Leeds, author of Invest in Best Penny Stocks, and publisher of the world famous Best Penny Stocks newsletter at http://pennystocks.com. Now with the days warming up, and nothing solved from an economic perspective after a year of protests, activists are coming back out onto the streets. Only now, they are more frustrated than ever, and old tactics which haven`t worked will give way to new approaches, some of which may be more violent and desperate than ever.

Peter Leeds, publisher of the world famous penny stocks newsletter, author of "Invest in Penny Stocks," and authority on trading penny stocks, suggests all investors avoid Pink Sheets penny stocks. Given their simple listing requirements, thin trading volume, and lower investor visibility requirements, pink sheets penny stocks generally tend to be companies of lower quality, when compared to penny stocks on more senior exchanges like the Nasdaq, Amex, NYSE, or OTC-BB.

Amanda Callahan, who worked as a nurse for 34 years, started the Raleigh, North Carolina-based shopping portal with the aim of creating comfortable, durable, and stain resistant nursing apparel at an affordable price. Since Callahan was a former nurse, she knows exactly how the proper clothes and shoes can affect a medical professional’s performance. So together with her team of engineers, designers, and fellow nurses succeeded in designing scrubs made of 65% polyester and 35% cotton that fit the qualities mentioned. The site also stands by the quality of all its products, and has a 30-day money-back policy. Furthermore, the designs never shrink, fade, nor wrinkle.

William Gheen, notorious illegal immigration fighter and President of Americans for Legal Immigration PAC, is launching a new website this week called "The Gheen Report" found on the web at GheenReport.com.

The Chef’s Academy, the Culinary Division of Harrison College, a 110-year-old, nationally accredited institution that offers 40 degree programs in five schools of study, has announced that a team of five students will head to the finals of the 2012 American Culinary Federation (ACF) Student Team Regionals competition on Saturday, April 14 through Monday, April 16 at the MotorCity Casino Hotel in Detroit. Patrick Early, Ian Isaacs, Zach Rohn, Kurt Stumpf and Michael Vancil advanced to the regional phase by winning the Indiana state competition, a combination of cooking and skills challenges, and they will face off against student teams from other institutions for a chance to compete for the title of National Student Team Champions at the ACF national convention, held Saturday, July 14 through Tuesday, July 17 in Orlando, Fla. The regional competition will consist of three phases: a cold food presentation, a skills salon and a cooking phase consisting of four courses, one of which will be an assigned classical dish. Courses for the third phase will include a fish starter, salad, main plate and dessert.

Laura A. Schoppe, president of Fuentek, LLC, a local consulting firm that provides intellectual property (IP) and technology transfer services, has announced that the company has released a white paper titled “Leveraging Social Media for Technology Transfer Marketing.” Fuentek’s instructional paper not only explains the benefits that technology transfer offices (TTOs) can gain from incorporating social media into their strategic business plans but also offers suggestions for leveraging Web-based tools to achieve goals and get results.

William Peace University, a private four-year university located in downtown Raleigh, has announced that Luke Sweeney has joined the university as an admissions counselor. In his position, Sweeney will participate in outreach and recruitment programs, and represent the university at information sessions and college fairs, speaking to potential students and their families. Sweeney has worked at other higher education institutions that include Brown University, St. Andrews Presbyterian College and Brevard College.

North Raleigh Florist, located at 7457 Six Forks Road, has announced the release of a podcast on the best flowers and other arrangements to send on Administrative Professionals Day, formerly known as Secretary’s Day. In the podcast, Janice Cutler, president and owner of North Raleigh Florist, discusses what to send an organization’s administrative professional(s) or executive(s) of administration on the occasion, which will be held this year on Wednesday, April 25. She reviews the variety of arrangements that can be customized and personalized in recognition of the position holder as well as suggests display ideas for the flowers. The podcast is available for download at http://bit.ly/GQM80A.

Peter Leeds, penny stock authority and publisher of Peter Leeds Penny Stock, says that Canada's recent decision to stop penny production may be a sneak peek of what to expect in America. While the penny is still legal tender in Canada, the Canadian mint has ceased production of new one cent coinage, partially because it costs as much as 2 cents to make a single penny. Here in America, it costs as much as 2.4 cents to make a penny, according to the New York Times.

Carolina Yard Barns is excited to announce their participation at Raleigh’s Southern Ideal Home Show on April 13-15 at the North Carolina State Fairgrounds. The Home Show is the Triangle’s largest and longest-standing Home and Garden event, which offers homeowners the opportunity to see and compare the latest home and garden products. Exhibitors will be on hand to answer questions and offer advice.

The Greater Raleigh Chamber of Commerce has announced that Governor Beverly Perdue will attend the organization’s 20th anniversary Chamber Executive Women’s Luncheon on Tuesday, April 17 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Hilton North Raleigh/Midtown, located at 3415 Wake Forest Road. The event, titled “From Faxes to Facebook: the Evolution of Women in Business,” will celebrate two decades of luncheons and feature a panel discussion from the area’s most successful businesswomen on the importance of building a strong professional network, as well as the current state of business and the future outlook for women business owners in the greater Triangle area. Panelists will include Diane Adams, executive vice president of culture and talent for Allscripts, Melissa Essary, dean of the Campbell Law School, Ravila Gupta, president of Umicore USA, and Billie Redmond, president and chief executive officer of Coldwell Banker Commercial TradeMark Properties.

Dan Fields, AIA, principal and CMO at BJAC, pa, an architectural firm offering professional architectural and design services, has announced that the City of Medicine Academy, which was designed by BJAC for Durham Public Schools, received a SPACE award from Triangle Business Journal in the top state/county/municipal project category. Located at 301 Crutchfield St. in Durham, N.C., the City of Medicine Academy is a $7 million facility that was established for high school students interested in pursuing a career in health care. The SPACE Awards are given to the strongest economic development projects, innovative commercial real estate developments, and largest commercial real estate transactions of the year in the Triangle.