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Yak Communications Inc. to Present at RedChip Small-Cap Conference in Hollywood, Florida, April 28, 2006 
RedChip Visibility, a division ofRedChip Companies, announced that Yak Communications Inc.will be a presenting company at the RedChip Small CapInvestor Conference at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino inHollywood, Florida, on April 28, 2006.

Quadra-Fire Earns Top Hearth Innovation Award 
MINNEAPOLIS, MN — Hearth & Home Technologies’ new Quadra-Fire Mt. Vernon Insert won the Best-in-Show Award in the hearth products category at the 2006 Vesta Awards ceremony during the recent Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association EXPO in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Dems talk tough on security
Town Hall - Congressional Democrats today plan to unveil what they say is a comprehensive plan for national security. The unveiling is an effort to bolster the Party’s weak reputation on defense and national security issues. Byt, as the New York Times reports

LOCAL BRIEFING Stock Scope
Hartford Courant - Shares of Danbury-based FuelCell Energy shot up 5.3 percent Tuesday, and are up almost 18 percent in the past five trading days. Higher oil prices have boosted interest in alternative energy companies

Boulder County Briefs - March 30
Daily Camera - Ace Young, the “American Idol” contestant from Boulder who ultimately made it to the Fox talent contest’s top 10 after auditioning in Denver in September, remained in the competition this week after singing Train’s “Drops of Jupiter” on Tuesday night

Brazil hopes to build on its ethanol success
USA Today - RIO DE JANEIRO Drivers here can fill up their cars with just about any imaginable fuel except plain old gasoline. A worker cuts sugar cane in S o Tom , Brazil, to be transformed into ethanol. By Victor R. Caivano, AP A three-decade-long

Ford meets with state officials on ethanol
Minneapolis-St Paul Business Journal - Ford Motor Co. representatives and Minnesota state officials met today to discuss alternative fuels and how Minnesota can work with Ford to pump up usage and awareness of products like ethanol. The meeting follows one between Gov. Tim Pawlenty and