Here's something on NB Digital, a subsidiary of the Enhanced Services Company (ESVS). Reading this gives me the impression that Zulu bought more than a Nasdaq shell company. It looks like EchoMedia and NB Digital have something in common. All right you tekkies out there, what's your read on this compatibility? Everyone focused on ESVS finances, and little attention got paid to the product of one of its subsidiaries:
DVD Related Press Releases from NB Digital
Solutions
NBDS to Develop Hybrid DVD Title - November 3, 1997
NBDS to Develop DVD-ROM Title for NSHS - October 30, 1997
DVD-Video Title Contract Signed - May 27, 1997
PIP (Partners in Production) Program Launched for DVD Titles - April 6, 1997
DVD-Video & DVD-ROM Demonstration At NAB 97 - April 4, 1997
DVD-Today Volume 2 Released - March 31, 1997
Alliance Brings Innovative Movie-like Training to Your PC - January 31, 1997
DVD-Video & DVD-ROM Demonstration At Comdex 96 - November 11, 1996
DVD-Today Product Launched - August 30, 1996
DVD-Video Authoring Agreement Signed - July 31, 1996
NBDS to Develop Hybrid DVD Title
CROFTON, Maryland, November 3, 1997 -- NB Digital Solutions (NBDS) and Mill Reef Entertainment
announced today that they are co-producing the first hybrid DVD title that will be fully compatible with all
DVD-Video players and DVD-ROM drives worldwide. Scheduled for release in mid-December, the new
entertainment title, called EARTHLIGHT, features stunning, never-before-seen NASA video of the Earth
taken from hundreds of miles in space and six channels of DolbyO Digital Surround Sound instrumental
music.
"We're excited about EARTHLIGHT because, as a hybrid disk, it bridges the gap between
consumer DVD-movie players and computer DVD-ROM drives," said Ralph LaBarge, NBDS
president. "Not only does it look and sound terrific on a living-room player, but there's a real
bonus when you take it over to your computer and install it as a full-screen, full-motion video
screen saver."
Frederick Grossberg, president of Mill Reef Entertainment, commented, "EARTHLIGHT is the
first disk of its kind, and that's why we chose to partner with NB Digital Solutions. It's a real
technical challenge to produce a DVD-Video title that offers extra features and added value on
a computer and that actually works on all the different DVD-Video and DVD-ROM systems."
"We're producing EARTHLIGHT to help people get away from it all," Grossberg added.
"There's too much information pouring in on us, and everything's going faster and faster.
EARTHLIGHT is calming, relaxing, and beautiful. It helps you put things in perspective."
To complement the leisurely mood of the video, EARTHLIGHT features 80 minutes of original
six-channel instrumental music by composer Ryan Shore, whose recent credits include work
on the movies The Game and Cop Land. EARTHLIGHT uses NBDS' new SceneSaverO
software to add screen saver functionality to DVD content. Cleared for worldwide distribution,
the disk also offers interactive features in eight languages, a bonus collection of
high-resolution still images and a Web link for product add-ons.
Information about NBDS development services is available at the company's Web site at
www.nbdig.com, by email@nbdig.com, via fax at 410/721-5726, or phone at 410/721-5725. The
company is located at 2110 Priest Bridge Dr., Suite 1, Crofton, MD 21114.
Mill Reef Entertainment is a Washington DC-based company established in 1996 to develop
state-of-the-art DVD titles featuring the highest quality digital video and original music. Mill
Reef Entertainment is located at 2456 20th Street, N.W., Suite 405, Washington, DC 20009. Its
phone is 202/387-3149 and its fax number is 202/483-0321.
Established in 1986, NB Digital Solutions is a leading provider of digital video compression,
DVD and CD-ROM authoring, and custom multimedia applications. NBDS is a wholly-owned
subsidiary of Enhanced Services Company, Inc. (NASDAQ:ESVS), with headquarters in
Houston, Texas.
NBDS To Develop DVD-ROM Title For NSHS
CROFTON, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 30, 1997--NB Digital Solutions Inc. has been
awarded a GSA contract through Macro International to develop a prototype training course
published in the DVD-ROM format for the Naval School of Health Sciences, Bethesda, Md.
The prototype course will be designed and developed to utilize a number of new technology
advances such as DVD optical storage, MPEG-2 digital video compression and Dolby AC-3
audio compression. The overall scope of the contract is to procure and configure several
prototype DVD-ROM training course playback systems, develop a prototype training course
in the DVD-ROM format and to assist the Naval School of Health Sciences in deploying
these prototype DVD-ROM training systems and the DVD-ROM course for demonstration
and evaluation by various commands.
Currently, the Naval School of Health Sciences publishes many of its training courses in
laser disc and CD-ROM formats. Although laser discs deliver high quality video data to the
user, they require the addition of an expensive analog video overlay card to a standard
personal computer and are not compatible with the Navy's standard multimedia PCs.
CD-ROM-based courses only deliver moderate or low quality video data to the user but do
not require any add-in PC hardware.
NB Digital will convert the Management of Chemical Warfare Injuries Training Course into
DVD-ROM for playback on training systems which will incorporate off-the-shelf equipment
and software. Minimum configurations are 200MHz Pentium MMX CPU, 32MB SDRAM,
floppy drive, 3GB hard drive, 4.7GB DVD-ROM drive, MPEG-2 and Dolby AC-3 playback,
sound card, 17 inch monitor, stereo speakers and Microsoft Windows 95.
Information regarding the Naval School of Health Sciences can be obtained by calling Judy
Goldman at 301/295-5594. For Macro International contact Bill Ewald at 301/572-0808.
Information about NB Digital Solutions' development services is available on the company's
Web site at www.nbdig.com, by E-mail at info@nbdig.com, via fax at 410/721-5726 or phone
at 410/721-5725. The company is located at 2110 Priest Bridge Dr., Ste. 1, Crofton, Md.,
21114.
Macro International, based in Calverton, Maryland, is a research, management consulting,
training and information systems firm which assists government agencies, commercial
businesses and nonprofit organizations in the United States and abroad. Founded in 1966 as
a software development firm, Macro International has rapidly branched out to management
consulting work, developing solutions to contemporary management problems. Macro
maintains offices in four U.S. cities and has completed work in over 80 countries around the
globe.
Established in 1986, NB Digital Solutions is a leading provider of off-line digital video
compression, custom multimedia application development, and CD-ROM and DVD
authoring services. The firm's customer base includes such well-known companies and
government agencies as Nike, Fannie Mae, U.S. Navy, U.S. Army, Toshiba, MGM-UA, UAV
Entertainment and Elite Entertainment, among others. NB Digital Solutions is a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Enhanced Services Company Inc. (NASDAQ:ESVS) with
headquarters in Houston.
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Contact:
Daly-Swartz PR
Jeffrey Swartz, 714/361-6888
jeff_swartz@prodigy.com
DVD-Video Title Contract Signed
NB Digital Solutions will author 20 DVD-Video titles for leading
entertainment company
CROFTON, MD, May 27, 1997 -- NB Digital Solutions (NBDS), the industry's leading
DVD-Video and DVD-ROM title developer, today announced that it has been chosen by one
of the nation's largest suppliers of home entertainment products to author at least 20 new
DVD-Video movie titles for the consumer market. The development agreement calls for nine
titles to be released by July 15, 1997 and another 11 titles within the year.
According to Ralph LaBarge, NB Digital president, the authoring contract is significant in that,
upon fulfillment, it will dramatically increase the total number of titles available nationwide.
"Fewer than 50 DVD-Video titles have been brought to market so far," LaBarge noted. "We
believe the consumer market is ready to accept DVD technology and wants a wider selection
of titles. NB Digital is in the vanguard of the DVD movement. As more major studios decide
to bring content to market, we are well-positioned to help them convert to DVD."
The nine titles to be authored in the agreement's first phase include Night of the Living Dead,
Where the Red Fern Grows, Invaders from Mars and Fists of Fury. In addition to
consumer-oriented DVD-Video titles, NBDS is also developing DVD-ROM titles for the
interactive multimedia presentation and corporate training marketplaces. LaBarge believes
that DVD software content will not be limited to major movies, making other market
segments prime candidates for DVD title development. For example, NBDS is authoring
three Windows 95 training titles in the DVD-ROM format using content from WinStruct, Inc.
These titles will be released in time to coincide with the availability of DVD-ROM-enabled
personal computers. Companies employing NBDS marketing presentations include Nike,
Toshiba, Fannie Mae and Zodiac Boats.
Information about NBDS development services is available on the company's web site at
www.nbdig.com, by email at info@nbdig.com, via fax at (410) 721-5726 or phone at (410)
721-5725. The company is located at 2110 Priest Bridge Dr., Suite 1, Crofton, MD 21114.
Established in 1986, NB Digital Solutions is a leading provider of off-line digital video
compression, custom multimedia application development, and CD-ROM and DVD
authoring services. NBDS is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Enhanced Services Company,
Inc., (NASDAQ:ESVS) headquartered in Houston, TX.
For Further Information Contact:
Ralph LaBarge
NB Digital Solutions, 2110 Priest Bridge Drive, Crofton, MD 21114
Tel: 410-721-5725, FAX: 410-721-5726
e-mail: ralph_labarge@msn.com, World Wide Web: nbeng.com
PIP (Partners in Production) Program Launched for
DVD Titles
Innovative Program Designed to Bring DVD Titles to a Hungry
Consumer Market
Crofton, Maryland- April 6, 1997 -- NB Digital Solutions (NBDS) today announced the launch
of their Partners In Production (PIP) Program designed to deliver DVD titles to the consumer
market. While hardware manufacturers are already releasing DVD devices, most DVD-ROM
titles currently scheduled for release are the result of OEM bundle agreements. The
consumer market, anxious to experience this emerging technology, is hungry for titles which
deliver on the promise of DVD capability.
The development of a DVD-ROM title can be an expensive undertaking. Many multimedia,
educational, and entertainment producers and developers have existing content which could
prove to be quite successful if released in the new DVD-ROM format. However, some of
these companies will have to wait a substantial period of time for DVD development pricing
to reach the affordable stage. In an effort to assist these developers in bringing their products
to market NBDS has launched the PIP Program. Companies interested in participating may
submit a copy of their title for evaluation. Titles identified by the NBDS evaluation committee
as having consumer market potential can qualify for dramatically reduced DVD development
costs. In exchange, NBDS will share in future revenue streams.
"This program is a "Win - Win" situation" said Ralph LaBarge, President of NB Digital
Solutions. "Content owners now have the opportunity to take their titles to market in the initial
wave of DVD enthusiasm. Furthermore, they can do so with a partner who understands the
requirements, and who will share in the risks. Likewise, the consumer gets a wider selection
of title to choose from." NBDS is developing three Windows 95 training titles in the
DVD-ROM format using content from WinStruct, Inc., the first member of the Partners in
Production program. These titles are scheduled to be released in May when the first
DVD-ROM enabled personal computers are available for consumer purchase.
NBDS is a leading provider of off-line digital video compression, custom multimedia
application development, CD-ROM and DVD authoring services. NBDS is a wholly owned
subsidiary of Enhanced Services Company, Inc. (ESVS:OTC BB), with headquarters in
Houston, Texas. For more information see www.nbdig.com.
For Further Information Contact:
Ralph LaBarge
NB Digital Solutions, 2110 Priest Bridge Drive, Crofton, MD 21114
Tel: 410-721-5725, Fax: 410-721-5726
e-mail: ralph_labarge@msn.com, World Wide Web: nbeng.com
DVD-Video & DVD-ROM Demonstration At NAB 97
NB Digital Solutions will demonstrate DVD-Video and DVD-ROM titles
in Toshiba booth at National Association of Broadcasters convention
Crofton, MD - April 4, 1997 --NB Digital Solutions today announced that they will demonstrate
both DVD-Video and DVD-ROM titles at the NAB '97 show held in Las Vegas from April 7
through April 10, 1997. NB Digital Solutions (NB), a leading provider of off-line digital video
compression services will be showing DVD-Video and DVD-ROM titles in the Toshiba
America Information Systems booth in the Las Vegas Convention Center during the NAB '97
show
DVD-Video and DVD-ROM are new read-only optical-disc formats being developed by a
consortium of consumer electronics companies, including Toshiba, Sony, Panasonic and
Pioneer. DVD-Video titles can include approximately 133 minutes of digital video with quality
comparable to studio master tape, up to eight unique audio language tracks with Dolby AC-3
5.1 Channel Surround Sound, up to 32 unique sub-picture streams that can be used for
closed-captions, subtitles or simple graphics, and high quality still images. DVD-ROM discs
can be used to store up to 4.7 GBytes in their single sided, single layer format, and will
provide standard personal computers with a high capacity alternative to standard CD-ROM
drives. NB Digital Solutions is developing a number of DVD-ROM titles including three
Windows 95 training titles developed by WinStruct, Inc., and several training titles for the US
Navy.
NB Digital Solutions is a leading provider of off-line digital video compression and custom
multimedia application development services. NB has been offering multimedia compression
and development services for the past seven years from its offices located in Crofton,
Maryland. NB Digital Solutions is a wholly owned subsidiary of Enhanced Services Company,
Inc., (ESVS: OTC:BB) headquartered in Houston, Texas.
For Further Information Contact:
Ralph LaBarge
NB Digital Solutions, 2110 Priest Bridge Drive, Crofton, MD 21114
Tel: 410-721-5725, FAX: 410-721-5726
e-mail: ralph_labarge@msn.com, World Wide Web: nbeng.com
DVD-Today Volume 2 Released
DVD-Today Volume 2 - A comprehensive source of technical,
marketing and product information on DVD is now available from NB
Digital Solutions
Crofton, Maryland - March 31, 1997-- NB Digital Solutions announced the release of Volume
2 of "DVD-Today", a comprehensive source of technical, marketing and product information
on the DVD Format. DVD-Today is published on CD-ROM and can be used on standard
Windows 3.1, Windows95 and Macinstosh personal computers. DVD-Today includes over
forty (40) minutes of compressed full motion digital video clips, 100 color diagrams and
images, and over 100 pages of detailed technical information on DVD.
DVD-Today Volume 2 has been updated to include the latest information on a wide variety of
topics related to the new DVD formats including;
DVD Overview
DVD Format Books
DVD Consortium
DVD-ROM Format
DVD-Video Format
DVD-Audio Format
DVD-R Format
DVD-RAM Format
DVD Storage Capacity & Physical Characteristics
DVD vs CD-ROM Comparison
DVD Projections
DVD Frequently Asked Questions
DVD Glossary
DVD is a new read-only optical-disc format being developed by a consortium of consumer
electronics companies, including Toshiba, Sony, Panasonic and Pioneer. DVD titles can
include approximately 133 minutes of digital video with quality comparable to studio master
tape, up to eight unique audio language tracks with Dolby AC-3 5.1 Channel Surround Sound,
up to 32 unique sub-picture streams that can be used for closed-captions, subtitles or simple
graphics, and high quality still images.
NB Digital Solutions is a leading provider of off-line digital video compression, custom
multimedia application development, and DVD authoring services. NB Digital Solutions' main
offices are located in Crofton, Maryland, and a it's new DVD-Video Authoring facility is jointly
operated with The Post Group in Los Angeles, California. NB Digital Solutions is a wholly
owned subsidiary of Enhanced Services Company, Inc. (ESVS:OTC:BB), with headquarters
in Houston, Texas.
For Further Information Contact:
Ralph LaBarge
NB Digital Solutions, 2110 Priest Bridge Drive, Crofton, MD 21114
Tel: 410-721-5725, FAX: 410-721-5726
e-mail: ralph_labarge@msn.com, World Wide Web: nbeng.com
Alliance Brings Innovative Movie-like Training to
Your PC
New DVD Based Training Products Provide a Hybrid of CD and Video
Crofton, Maryland & Kirkland, Washington- January 31, 1997 -- NB Digital Solutions (NBDS)
and WinStruct, Inc. today announced their agreement to publish DVD titles based on
WinStruct's award winning training videos. DVD (Digital Versatile Disc) is a new technology
that can pack over 30 times as much data (over 17 Giga-bytes) on a single optical disc that
is the same size as a traditional CD-ROM. This is enough space to hold a two hour, high
resolution, full screen movie with Surround Sound, and enough room for 8 different language
tracks and subtitles For software training titles, DVD allows anyone with a DVD-Video player
or computer that includes a DVD-ROM drive to enjoy the benefits of high quality video directly
from their PC. NBDS and WinStruct will develop DVD versions of WinStruct's Learn!
Windows 95 videos, including "Getting Started", "Internet, E-mail, Faxing & More!" and "Tips,
Tricks & Shortcuts".
"This alliance allows us to provide another effective way for people to learn Windows by
combining all the benefits of CD training with our high quality videos" said Tom Jaffee,
President of WinStruct. DVD versions of WinStruct's titles will be bundled with new
DVD-ROM enabled personal computer systems, and DVD-ROM upgrade kits available
starting in April 1997. Starting in May 1997 consumers can purchase DVD versions of the
Learn! Windows 95 library by calling WinStruct's order fulfillment center at 1-800-242-4842.
"WinStruct's Learn! Windows 95 titles are perfect for publishing in the DVD format" said
Ralph LaBarge, President of NBDS. "The DVD versions of "Getting Started", "Internet,
E-mail, Faxing & More", and "Tips, Tricks & Shortcuts" will provide the consumer with
broadcast quality video, CD quality audio, closed captioning, and a level of interactivity that is
not possible with traditional VHS training titles".
NBDS is a leading provider of off-line digital video compression, custom multimedia
application development, CD-ROM and DVD authoring services. NBDS is a wholly owned
subsidiary of Enhanced Services Company, Inc., with headquarters in Houston, Texas. For
more information see www.nbdig.com.
WinStruct, Inc. is a leading provider of high quality training products including its "Learn!
Windows 95" and "Learn! Office 97" series. For more information see www.winstruct.com
For Further Information Contact:
Ralph LaBarge
NB Digital Solutions, 2110 Priest Bridge Drive, Crofton, MD 21114
Tel: 410-721-5725, Fax: 410-721-5726
e-mail: ralph_labarge@msn.com, World Wide Web: nbeng.com
Tom Jaffee
WinStruct, 13232 NE 130th Place, Kirkland, WA 98034
Tel: 206-821-2246, Fax: 206-820-8694
e-mail: tomja@msn.com, Internet: www.winstruct.com
DVD-Video & DVD-ROM Demonstration At Comdex 96
NB Digital Solutions and The Post Group will demonstrate DVD-Video
and DVD-ROM titles at Fall Comdex
Crofton, MD -- November 11, 1996 --NB Digital Solutions and The Post Group today
announced that they will demonstrate both DVD-Video and DVD-ROM titles at the Fall
Comdex show held in Las Vegas from November 18 through November 22, 1996.
NB Digital Solutions (NB), a leading provider of off-line digital video compression services,
and The Post Group (TPG), a leading Video Post Production House have set up a DVD
authoring facility at TPG's new Post Production facility in West Los Angeles. DVD-Video and
DVD-ROM titles recently authored at this facility will be shown in the Toshiba America
Information Systems booth (#L1214) in the Las Vegas Convention Center during the Fall
Comdex show.
DVD-Video and DVD-ROM are new read-only optical-disc formats being developed by a
consortium of consumer electronics companies, including Toshiba, Sony, Panasonic and
Pioneer. DVD-Video titles can include approximately 133 minutes of digital video with quality
comparable to studio master tape, up to eight unique audio language tracks with Dolby AC-3
5.1 Channel Surround Sound, up to 32 unique sub-picture streams that can be used for
closed-captions, subtitles or simple graphics, and high quality still images. DVD-ROM discs
can be used to store up to 4.7 GBytes in their single sided, single layer format, and will
provide standard personal computers with a high capacity alternative to standard CD-ROM
drives.
NB Digital Solutions is a leading provider of off-line digital video compression and custom
multimedia application development services. NB has been offering multimedia compression
and development services for the past seven years from its offices located in Crofton,
Maryland. NB Digital Solutions is a wholly owned subsidiary of Enhanced Services Company,
Inc., (ESVS: OTC:BB) headquartered in Houston, Texas.
The Post Group, which is privately held, operates two Video Post Production Facilities in Los
Angeles and West Los Angeles, California.
For Further Information Contact:
Ralph LaBarge
NB Digital Solutions, 2110 Priest Bridge Drive, Crofton, MD 21114
Tel: 410-721-5725, FAX: 410-721-5726
e-mail: ralph_labarge@msn.com, World Wide Web: nbeng.com
DVD-Today Product Launched
NB Digital Solutions announces the release of "DVD-Today", a
comprehensive source of technical, marketing and product
information on the new DVD format.
Crofton, Maryland -- August 30, 1996-- NB Digital Solutions announced the release of
"DVD-Today", a comprehensive source of technical, marketing and product information on
the new DVD Format. DVD-Today is published on CD-ROM and can be used on standard
Windows 3.1, Windows95 and Macinstosh personal computers. DVD-Today includes over
thirty (30) minutes of compressed full motion digital video clips, numerous color diagrams
and images, and over fifty pages of detailed information on DVD.
DVD-Today includes information on a wide variety of topics related to the new DVD formats
including;
DVD Overview
DVD Format Books
DVD Consortium
DVD-ROM Format
DVD-Video Format
DVD-Audio Format
DVD-R Format
DVD-RAM Format
DVD Storage Capacity & Physical Characteristics
DVD vs CD-ROM Comparison
DVD Projections
DVD Frequently Asked Questions
DVD Glossary
DVD is a new read-only optical-disc format being developed by a consortium of consumer
electronics companies, including Toshiba, Sony, Panasonic and Pioneer. DVD titles can
include approximately 133 minutes of digital video with quality comparable to studio master
tape, up to eight unique audio language tracks with Dolby AC-3 5.1 Channel Surround Sound,
up to 32 unique sub-picture streams that can be used for closed-captions, subtitles or simple
graphics, and high quality still images.
NB Digital Solutions is a leading provider of off-line digital video compression, custom
multimedia application development, and DVD authoring services. NB Digital Solutions' main
offices are located in Crofton, Maryland, and a it's new DVD-Video Authoring facility is jointly
operated with The Post Group in Los Angeles, California. NB Digital Solutions is a wholly
owned subsidiary of Enhanced Services Company, Inc., with headquarters in Houston,
Texas.
For Further Information Contact:
Ralph LaBarge
NB Digital Solutions, 2110 Priest Bridge Drive, Crofton, MD 21114
Tel: 410-721-5725, FAX: 410-721-5726
e-mail: ralph_labarge@msn.com, World Wide Web: nbeng.com
DVD-Video Authoring Agreement Signed
NB Digital Solutions and The Post Group have agreed to open a
Digital Versatile Disc (DVD) Authoring Facility in Los Angeles,
California
Los Angeles -- July 31, 1996 --NB Digital Solutions and The Post Group today announced
that the two companies have agreed to open a Digital Versatile Disc (DVD) authoring facility
in Los Angeles, California.
NB Digital Solutions (NB), a leading provider of off-line digital video compression services,
and The Post Group (TPG), a leading Video Post Production House have agreed to open a
state-of-the-art Digital Versatile Disc (DVD) authoring facility at TPG's new Post Production
facility in West Los Angeles. Initially the new authoring facility will be used to encode full
length feature films for distribution on DVD-Video optical-discs.
DVD-Video is a new read-only optical-disc format being developed by a consortium of
consumer electronics companies, including Toshiba, Sony, Panasonic and Pioneer.
DVD-Video titles can include approximately 133 minutes of digital video with quality
comparable to studio master tape, up to eight unique audio language track with Dolby AC-3
5.1 Channel Surround Sound, up to 32 unique sub-picture streams that can be used for
closed-captions, subtitles or simple graphics, and high quality still images. DVD-Video titles
can also provide advanced features such as random access search and scan, parental
lock-out, regional coding, and data encryption for copyright protection of the content. Several
members of the DVD Consortium have already announced that they will be shipping
production DVD-Video Players this fall, with prices starting at $599 per unit.
NB and TPG anticipate that their new DVD Authoring facility will be fully operational before the
end of August 1996. The installation of the required video and computer equipment has been
completed, and the DVD authoring system is currently being tested to insure that it will meet
all of the technical and quality standards of the DVD format. Work on encoding several full
length feature films will begin before August 15, 1996.
NB Digital Solutions is a leading provider of off-line digital video compression and custom
multimedia application development services. NB has been offering multimedia compression
and development services for the past seven years from its offices located in Crofton,
Maryland. NB Digital Solutions is a wholly owned subsidiary of Enhanced Services Company,
Inc., with headquarters in Houston, Texas.
The Post Group, which is privately held, operates two Video Post Production Facilities in Los
Angeles and West Los Angeles, California.
For Further Information Contact:
Ralph LaBarge
NB Digital Solutions, 2110 Priest Bridge Drive, Crofton, MD 21114
Tel: 410-721-5725, FAX: 410-721-5726
e-mail: ralph_labarge@msn.com, World Wide Web: nbeng.com
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