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South Shore Resources Inc. (Other OTC: SSHO.PK) believes that its HyProStar Series of Hydrogen Generating Modules are an obvious aftermarket alternative to Rising Fuel Prices and Harmful Greenhouse Gases. Also, the HyProStar Hybrid Conversion Kit uses proven technology to increase vehicles’ mileage and significantly reduce the fuel costs. On most vehicles, HyProStar improves fuel economy up to 25% or more.

SSHO recently reported that it has met the requirements for the Current Information tier for the period ending March 31, 2010. Recently, Canada introduced the country’s first mandatory emission rules for cars and trucks, harmonizing the standards with the United States. Canada’s new measures will force each automaker to achieve a combined average fuel economy for all the models it sells of 35.5 miles per gallon by 2016. That is equivalent in Canada to about 6.6 litres of gasoline usage for every 100 kilometres driven.

SSHO’s HyProStar uses a little electricity from the car or truck battery to extract hydrogen from water. The hydrogen mixes with oxygen via the intake manifold and acts as a combustion enhancement for a better, more complete burn of fuel; which results in lower emissions, greatly improved mileage and more power for vehicles.

South Shore Resources is a company engaged in the development of products which are committed to the reduction of harmful greenhouse gases and fuel savings with the use of Hydrogen Generating Modules and related accessories to the transportation and automotive industries which are either in development and/or the commercialization stages.

For more information about this company (SSHO) please visit http://www.southshoreresourcesinc.com

NuEarth Corp. (Other OTC: NUEC.PK) recently reported that it has received final approval on the first large scale contract for AquaSolv for a minimum of $650,000 in first year sales with Jasper Agro Development of Bolivia for the usage of the all-natural AquaSolv product line as a Pesticide Carrier and Adjuvant.

The total contract value is worth $3.25 million USD over five years,” said Alfon Rosalini, Senior Vice President of NUEC.

The market for carrier oils and adjuvants in pesticide formulations is estimated by the USDA in excess of $160 million in the USA and more than $528 million worldwide.

Furthermore, NUEC has expanded its commitment to the North American market by entering into an agreement to purchase a 65,923 sq. ft. manufacturing facility in Alliance, Ohio for the establishment of a permanent distribution and manufacturing facility. The facility is located on approximately 5.6 acres of land.

The Facility will provide NuEarth Corporation with easy access to major roads like U.S. 62, I-76, I-77 or I-80, which are within 1 mile from the loading docks of the building.

NuEarth is a company dedicated to bringing to market “Clean Solutions to Complex Problems” by offering a wide range of biodegradable, environmentally friendly products and technologies that will substitute for many of the hazardous chemicals commonly used all over the world.

For more information about this company (NUEC) please visit http://www.nuearthcorp.com

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By Hassan MohammadZaman

Mid East correspondent for crwenewswire.com

Egyptian government barred a Jordanian aid caravan bound for 4 year siege hit Gaza strip, from the Rafah Crossing. The aid caravan refused to accept the decision and staged a sit-in at the crossing.

They appealed the Jordanian embassy in Cairo to intervene. Egyptian security forces asked the aid providers to enter Gaza through the Bit-e-Hanoon zionist crossing.

Jordanian government is in coordination with Egyptian government to let the Jordanians go through the Awaja crossing. While Egyptian forces bombarded three tunnels meant for the food and medicine supplies to Gaza.

Israeli forces have also claimed of firing at three Egyptian smugglers entering Gaza.

One of them died due to fire shot.

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By Bobbie Katz

Cisco Systems is looking to take a bite out of Apple’s iPad business with its latest device.

The world’s largest maker of networking equipment announced on Tuesday that it will be introducing its own tablet computer, the Cius, to the business world early next year.

Stating that the tablet has been in the works for 18 months, the company notes that the Cius is smaller and lighter than the Apple iPad but will have a 7-inch screen. It will also have two cameras facing both toward and away from the user, while the iPad has none. According to a Cisco executive, videoconferencing on-the-go will be the major focus of the product. The company, which is looking to sell the Cius for under $1,000, plans on making it as IT-friendly as possible.

Besides having the ability to connect to Wi-Fi hot spots and cellular broadband networks, the Cius may be used as a replacement for a desk computer by connecting to servers that run “virtualized” applications.

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By Hassan MohammadZaman

Mid East correspondent for crwenewswire.com

Chairman of USA `s joint chief of staff Admiral Mike Mullen arrived in Israel on Sunday in an unscheduled trip to discuss Iran’s nuclear program and Israel’s deteriorating ties with Turkey in the wake of attack on Freedom Flotilla.

During his visit he will meet Israel’s defense minister Ehud Barrack and Israeli Chief of Staff Gaby Ashkenazi.

Analysts believe that Israel has been prodding the USA to attack Iran, while Israel and USA both possess nuclear arms and have used them in the past.

The USA has imposed unilateral sanctions against Iran ,although the later neither possesses any nuclear arms nor intends to do so in future. Situation in Lebanon and Syria was also discussed.

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By Hassan MohammadZaman

Mid East correspondent for crwenewswire.com

Greece was paralyzed by the second strike in a week against the pension reforms as part of austerity measures. Greek public service was closed down and major transport was disrupted, several domestic flights cancelled and train service severely reduced, however international flights remained unaffected. Local media, schools and municipal offices also remained closed.

Thousands of Greek workers will march towards the Greek capital Athens to protest against the pension reforms. The reforms will increase the retirement age and make it easier for companies to fire workers. Struggling with a debt of 300 billion dollars the country currently has a deficit of 12.7% four times more than the euro zones rules allow. The government has pledged to reduce the deficit to 8.7% by cutting salaries, raising average retirement age to 63 by 2015, increasing taxes on alcohol, petrol and tobacco.

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