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Salt Lake City, Utah – October 22, 2002 – ARKONA Inc. (ARKN), a growing force in dealer management solutions for the new and used car automobile industry and DealerPeak, a leader in Customer Relationship Management (CRM) for the automotive industry, today announced an agreement whereby the companies’ two solutions will be integrated and sold to dealers. As part of the agreement, information from ARKONA’s dealer management system will be exported on an ongoing basis to DealerPeak for use in its CRM solution.

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SPRINGVILLE, UT USA The mid to early 1900’s saw a different breed of do-it-yourself, make-due, can-do attitude than what is prevalent today, when everything is handed to us pre-packages, disposable, and mass produced. Here’s a story about my own grandfather that I heard for the first time just a few days ago, and here I am nearly 40 years old. Back in the early ’30s, my grandfather, Sylvester (Smuss) Allan, Grant Minor, and their buddy Bliss Childs, all from the Springville Utah area, took their wives and drove out to Detroit and bought three Ford dump trucks — one each — and one car, to take back to Utah with them.

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LEXINGTON, MA (PWREB) May 27, 2004 -– AgendiZe today unveiled a new, free service on its web site that allows users to automatically create and send their own electronic business cards or invitations. Recipients of the eBusinessCards or eInvitations can simply click on a link to automatically transfer the information directly into their choice of address book or personal calendar. Additionally, creators of an eBusinessCard can choose to use the formatted card as the autosignature on their Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express e-mail.

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September 7, 2004 — The Green Party’s presidential and vice presidential candidates today called for a Living Wage and single-payer, universal health care for all American workers. “The way to honor the American worker on Labor Day—and everyday—is with a Living Wage and affordable and accessible health care,” said Pat LaMarche, the Green Party’s vice presidential candidate. The most recent U.S. Census reports that approximately 46 million Americans do not have health insurance. “The United States is one of the only industrialized countries in the world which does not provide health care for its citizens. While the establishment party candidates propose tinkering with a broken system, we call for its complete overhaul. The Green Party supports single-payer, universal health care which will cover everyone and cost less than our current inadequate and profit-driven system,” said Green Party presidential candidate David Cobb.