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Aruba Networks, the Mobile Edge Company, today announced that Group Lapeyre, a leading manufacturer and distributor of home improvement products in Europe, and a subsidiary of Group Saint Gobain, is expanding its deployment of Aruba's Mobile Edge architecture. While Group Lapeyre has had Aruba's mobility solutions deployed at its headquarters since 2004, the company is now extending this network to the Group's industrial sites, including several factories, warehouses and shipping docks. "As far as we're concerned, Aruba's solutions guarantee the best performance on the market today, incorporating simplified and centralized deployment and management as well as highly evolved security functions such as a stateful firewalls, encryption, authentication and IDS/IPS to meet with even the most rigorous demands," said Patrick Goubin, Group Lapeyre's networks and telecoms manager.
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Oakland-based WorldHeart Corp. has received a notice from the Nasdaq Stock Market indicating that, based on the company's Form 10-QSB for the quarter ended Sept. 30, the company's stockholders' equity does not comply with the minimum $10 million stockholders' equity requirement for continued listing on Nasdaq. Nasdaq is reviewing the company's eligibility for continued listing. The company, on or before Dec. 5, as requested by Nasdaq, intends to provide a specific plan to comply with listing requirements. Energy The first phase of a 1-megawatt solar power system mounted on a parking garage in Gwangju, South Korea, has been completed by PowerLight Corp., the Berkeley-based company said Tuesday. The system will be owned and operated by Korea's Solar & Park Co., and a local utility has signed a 15-year contract to buy the unit's power, the announcement said.
"It was a spectacular fire in regards to how fast it moved across the area," said Venos who compared it to the 2002 Ryan Fire. "The rate of spread was just phenomenal."'Got pretty close'Sonoita-Elgin and Patagonia firefighters secured nearby homes and other structures that were threatened by the fire. "The fire got pretty close on a couple of structures, but we were able to protect them," said Venos, who added that livestock was moved away ahead of the fire.At this point mutual aid was requested from the state, which in turn brought in firefighting crews from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Whetstone, Huachuca City, and the National Forest Service. Air support was requested, but there were no planes available in the area. Approximately 30 personnel and 13 apparatus were utilized to fight the blaze.Firefighters had the blaze under control by 7 p.m.
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Q: Is anyone developing solar energy farms? I live next to a city with its own municipal utility for electricity and I have a south-facing hillside that could be used for a solar energy source. I have read about energy development in Germany where individuals work with governmental agencies to create energy farms. --Scott B, Ashland, OR I expect the larger systems will grow faster if Congress extends the solar investment tax credits beyond 2008 to 2016. Because these projects take a longer time to facilitate, from land acquisition, permitting, financing and ordering the materials and equipment -- a longer-term tax credit will insure market growth similar to its positive impact on the windfarm development. .
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