The Construction Go! Belt, a new utility toy for kids to encourage and foster an interest in building/construction, is available to order at www.luconkids.com. The Construction Go! Belt is outfitted

The National Association for the Exchange of Industrial Resources (NAEIR) has announced a program for businesses and organizations to reduce old, overstocked, discontinued, or slow-selling inventory while enjoying the benefits

A new line of running clothing designed to keep people cool is also keeping them "good smelling" too. The line of HVACâ„¢ clothing from Brooks Running was recently introduced and

DAVENPORT, Iowa - Since 1998, MANCOMM and American Safety Training Inc. have been helping businesses protect their workers by providing them with the latest safety products and training. Their web

One of the leading hydronic heating Web sites recently added some new products and class schedules to its Web portal (www.heatinghelp.com).Two new products available at the "Shop For Books and

A Web site for chiller industry professionals to exchange ideas, market products, and advertise equipment is available at www.chillerdirectory.com.According to the home page, the Web site is "designed for companies

The Collier Consulting Group provides information about its financial tracking software, ProfitTracker, at its Web site www.profittrackersoftware.com.ProfitTracker allows users to create both annual and monthly budgets using their existing financial

A new Web site designed to educate schoolteachers, parents, and children about the dangers of poor indoor air quality (IAQ) in schools has recently been launched. The Web site "Me

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - The Independent Consultants Association (www.ica-assn.org) announced its Best Consultant Web Site Annual Award winners at the ICA/ASTD International Conference & Exhibition in Orlando this month. Susan

The Wilton (Connecticut) Fire Department provides information on the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning at its Web site (www.wiltonfire.org/info_press-010405.htm).The greeting at the site notes that the fire department "would like