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destinationCRM.com: Tracking Calls Across the Hosted Universe For instance, companies like Five9, Contactual, Echopass, and UCN provide hosted contact center solutions, and, according to research from DMG Consulting, "Hosted Contact Centers are Ready for Prime Time," 20 to 30 percent of all new contact center seats will be hosted by 2007. Not a true CRM solution, an updated CosmoCall Universe does allow contact centers to integrate with database apps and speech application platforms, while supporting standalone IP telephones. One notable enhancement of CCU Version 4.5 is the addition of a new module, CosmoTracker, an interaction history-tracking option that supports customer touch points like voice, email, and chat. www.destinationcrm.com /articles/default.asp?ArticleID=5136   (616 words)

RPGamer - News Bulletin - Stargate Worlds Gets a Promotion Cheyenne stated that Stargate Worlds, while still in pre-production, is a project with a wide scope and a large universe to cover, with backstory from a feature-length film and two different television series. Stargate Worlds will not be shown at this years E3 conference; instead, it will likely be shown at E3 2007. Character types in discussion now include both humans and aliens (such as the Jaffa, or other races featured on the television shows), and alien civilizations -- both present ones and those long extinct -- will be a part of the game, as aliens are a part of the television series. www.rpgamer.com /news/Q1-2006/021506a.html   (686 words)

Probing the Early Iniverse with the PLANCK Surveyor PLANCK is due to be launched in 2007 into a deep space orbit which will provide an environment suitably free of radio and infra-red interference to avoid degradation of the data from the mission. The primary aim of the PLANCK mission is to make crucial measurements of a faint source of infra-red radiation known as the Cosmic Microwave Background which fills all of the Universe. The results of the PLANCK project are set to have a revolutionary impact on cosmology, the study of the origin and evolution of the Universe as a whole. www.irishscientist.ie /MAYAM138.htm   (476 words)

postDarwin Although not alone as a harbinger of cosmic life propagated from Earth, the Kepler Mission (scheduled by NASA in 2007 to monitor 100,000 stars for orbiting Earth-size planets) deserves extraordinary attention because of its significance as the first space mission to search specifically for terrestrial-like planets. Other than that which may be surmised through extrapolation, knowledge of the Universe beyond the boundaries of the observable universe of any communicating planet ("observable universe" as circumscribed by state-of-the-technology of evolving intelligent life) is directly proportional to the degree to which an exchange-relay of knowledge exists between communicating planets with overlapping "observable universes. Consistent with cosmic life principles of reciprocity, oneness, and life perpetuity, forelawsship in The Age of Cosmic Genealogy on Earth speaks to the deep human need to know from whence we came as well as to the need for meaning and purpose equally paramount to all intelligent life. www.geocities.com /forelawsship/postDarwin.html   (476 words)

Quintessence (November 2000) - Physics World - PhysicsWeb Quintessence, a sublime substance, may permeate the universe, marking an end to the epoch that saw the formation of stars and galaxies, and the beginning of an epoch of cosmic acceleration. For quintessence, however, the gravitational force is repulsive, and this causes the expansion of the universe to accelerate. Measurements by the MAP and Planck satellites (launch dates 2001 and 2007, respectively) may be able to detect these effects, which will be at the level of a few per cent, although it will be difficult to separate them from other effects. physicsweb.org /article/world/13/11/8   (5471 words)

HoustonChronicle.com - NASA to retire Hubble telescope The bus-size telescope, which has been sending home spectacular images of the universe for over a decade and forced the rewriting of astronomy textbooks, will continue its mission until it wears out -- likely by 2007 or 2008, Grunsfeld said. Since that was replaced by spacewalking astronauts in 1993, the telescope has delivered images that helped scientists measure the size of the universe and pinpoint its age at 13.8 billion years. The shuttle is to be retired by 2010, leaving no time for an additional Hubble mission. www.chron.com /cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/space/2358102   (935 words)

BUTS SCIENTIFIQUES On a longer term, 2 space projects are decided: MAP must be launched by NASA in 2002 and the ESA mission PLANCK will yield a definite map of the primordial anisotropies starting in 2007. There is therefore a rather direct link between the distribution of energy in the fluctuations at various scales and global information (that cannot be reached by other means) such as the primordial anisotropy spectrum and the cosmological parameters describing the state of the Universe at the moment when the anisotropies were frozen. During this epoch, the matter fluctuations, which are bound to develop by the gravitational instability into galaxies, clusters of galaxies and the large-scale structures of the Universe, have a very weak amplitude (few parts per million). www.archeops.org /DESCRIPTION/BUTS_SCIENT.html   (935 words)

CERN Itanium system powers large Hadron collider A LARGE Hadron Collider that has a circumference of 27 kilometres and to start operations in 2007 is being designed and tested using an Itanium 2 cluster, Intel said. Intel said that the data and images will be studied by particular boffins "in search of new particles and phenomena that provide clues to the origin of the Universe." Intel doesn't necessarily believe that God made the universe, it appears. The Large Hadron Collider grid will have to distribute data at 1,500MB a second over a decade, with the raw bits and bits being analysed at 150 computing centres worldwide. www.theinquirer.net /?article=26124   (288 words)

World's Largest Working Computing Grid When the LHC experiments start in 2007, they are expected to reveal new physics processes that were crucial in building the Universe we see today, and shed light on mysteries such as the origin of mass. By 2007, this Grid will have the equivalent of 100,000 of today's fastest computers working together to produce a 'virtual supercomputer', which can be expanded and developed as needed. Particle physics experiments at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), currently under construction at CERN in Geneva will produce around 15 Petabytes of data each year - 15 million, billion bytes. www.physorg.com /news1061.html   (822 words)

JENAM 2002 - Programme - WS HCP In particular, they showed consistently that the Universe is flat, but dominated by an elusive cosmological constant that cannot be completely ruled out, at least for the time being. The Cosmic Microwave Background, the Supernovae searches and galaxy cluster data, namely via X-rays and Sunyaev-Zel'dovich effect were and are among the most prolific giving detailed information about the geometry, age and structure formation of the Universe. After the successes of MAXIMA-1, Bommerang, DASI (CMB), Supernovae Searches and the onset of high resolution Sunyaev-Zel'dovich measurements, the decade starts with new CMB observation satellites, (MAP 2001 and Planck 2007) with cosmological polarization detections, and promises like Supernovae observatory satellite SNAPSAT and experiments like ACBAR and Bolocam. www.sp-astronomia.pt /jenam2002/ws-hcp   (822 words)

Science Fair Projects - Talk:Why 10 dimensions "a few of string theory's extra dimensions might be wound loosely enough to be detected in {the Large Hadron Collider facility at CERN that should become operational in 2007}. I think that according to the idea of suppersummetry, under the high-energy conditions of the early universe, there was free exchange of energy between all the dimesions. "Dimensionality of the universe" or "Dimensionality of String Theory" are possibilies, but I have not seen these terms used in the string theory literature in relation to the issue discussed here. www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Talk:Why_10_dimensions   (720 words)

Space Missions Many space missions are currently in progress and many more are being planned for the future to give us a better understanding of how our universe is put together and how it works. these missions include the Reconnaissance Orbiter in 2005, the Smart Lander and Long-range Rover in 2007, the first Scout mission in 2007 and first Sample Return mission in 2014. a mission run by NASA, the European Space Agency and the Italian Space Agency to study Saturn and its moon Titan. www.interplanetarylife.com /space_missions.htm   (720 words)

bwtf.com: Ben's World of Transformers The first two Transformers to get pictures previously missing are Universe Night Slash Cheetor and Galaxy Force Saidos. The Transformers Universe Constructicons, originally cosells with the Longhorn wave are due to be released through the HasbroToyShop soon! The online version of USAtoday has posted a brief blurb on the movie, announcing its opening date as July 4, 2007. www.bwtf.com   (720 words)

Sequart.com News: Ultimate Marvel to Meet Marvel Universe? The continued rumors that the Ultimate Marvel universe will meet the standard Marvel Universe have found some fuel lately: it would seem that the meeting will occur in the pages of Ultimate Fantastic Four. Yesterday, the first trailer was made available of the upcoming Sony film Ghost Rider, staring Nicholas Cage and scheduled to hit theatres on 16 Feburary 2007. Marvel took the April 2006 sales charts with 38.35% of the dollar share to DC’s 34.87% and 43.93% of the unit share to DC’s 36.08%. www.sequart.com /news/index.php?story=294   (973 words)

SWRPGNetwork - Star Wars RPG news, content, and discussion The expansion, due out some time in early 2007, is to feature characters and vehicles from the archives of the Star Wars universe. No other era in the Star Wars universe is more easily recognizeable than the Rebellion Era, which is covered by the Classic Trilogy of Star Wars movies. We hope you are happy, prosperous, and have lots of Star Wars-related fun in the new year, and we look forward to continuing to be a place where members of the gaming community come to enjoy Star Wars roleplaying. www.swrpgnetwork.com   (2056 words)

USATODAY.com - Disney lets girl into Winnie's world Disney's Kanter says the new cartoon represents not an abandonment of an old, familiar world, but rather an alternate universe for Pooh and his crew. A "tomboyish" 6-year-old girl will join Tigger, Piglet and Pooh in the Hundred Acre Wood in 2007. Details are sketchy on the as-yet-nameless new arrival, who will make her debut in the 2007 computer-generated series My Friends Tigger and Pooh. www.usatoday.com /life/television/news/2005-12-06-winnie-the-pooh_x.htm   (493 words)

Jet Propulsion Laboratory Herschel Mission Home Page The Herschel Space Observatory is a space-based telescope that will study the Universe by the light of the far-infrared and submillimeter portions of the spectrum. Herschel's namesake will give scientists their most complete look so far at the large portion of the Universe that radiates in far-infrared and submillimeter wavelengths. It is scheduled to be launched in 2007, and is expected to remain an active observatory for at least three years. herschel.jpl.nasa.gov   (493 words)

Jet Propulsion Laboratory Herschel Mission Home Page Herschel's namesake will give scientists their most complete look so far at the large portion of the Universe that radiates in far-infrared and submillimeter wavelengths. The Herschel Space Observatory is a space-based telescope that will study the Universe by the light of the far-infrared and submillimeter portions of the spectrum. It is scheduled to be launched in 2007, and is expected to remain an active observatory for at least three years. herschel.jpl.nasa.gov   (485 words)

General Dynamics C4 Systems :: General Dynamics Awarded $169 Million Contract to Build Antennas for Advanced Radio Telescope ALMA's primary goal is to provide a radio telescope array that will allow scientists to observe and image galaxies out to the edge of the universe, and stars and planets in their formative stages with unprecedented clarity. Millimeter and submillimeter-wave astronomy is the study of the universe in the spectral region between what is traditionally considered radio waves and infrared radiation. The first antenna is scheduled for delivery in 2007 with final delivery of all the antennas expected by the end of 2011. sev.prnewswire.com /aerospace-defense/20050711/DCM05611072005-1.html   (609 words)

RedNova News - Space - Travelling Back in Time with Planck ESA's Planck mission, due for launch in 2007, will detect this first light, which carries information about our past and future. This means that the CMB radiation has needed as many thousands of millions of years to reach the Earth, and when we observe it we are seeing the Universe as it was only 300 000 years after the Big Bang. By observing the 'oldest' detectable radiation, Planck will be seeing the Universe as it was almost at its origin. www.rednova.com /news/stories/1/2004/05/20/story004.html   (609 words)

Halo (video game series) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia A number of weapons and plot devices seem to borrow from ideas seen in the Marathon series of first-person shooters made by Bungie in the early to mid-1990s (see List of weapons in the Halo universe). They are expected to be released sometime in 2006 or early 2007. After learning that the ring is a weapon that would destroy all sentient life in the galaxy if activated, Master Chief embarks on a mission to destroy it. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Halo_(video_game_series)   (4370 words)

CERN Itanium system powers large Hadron collider A LARGE Hadron Collider that has a circumference of 27 kilometres and to start operations in 2007 is being designed and tested using an Itanium 2 cluster, Intel said. Intel said that the data and images will be studied by particular boffins "in search of new particles and phenomena that provide clues to the origin of the Universe." Intel doesn't necessarily believe that God made the universe, it appears. The Large Hadron Collider grid will have to distribute data at 1,500MB a second over a decade, with the raw bits and bits being analysed at 150 computing centres worldwide. www.theinquirer.net /?article=26124   (4370 words)

Fortnum and Mason Impossible to say with any certainty, but somehow one feels Fortnum & Mason will still be in Piccadilly, rocketing game pies to the edge of the universe, providing hampers for space travellers and advising on the best tea to suit the waters of the moon via the world wide web. Now Fortnums is looking forward to its 300 year anniversary in 2007, and beyond. In the 1970's Fortnums was the first to stock Zandra Rhodes and Salvatore Ferragamo and continues to anticipate new trends with a wide range of goods from contemporary designers. www.2020magazine.com /companies/fortnumandmason   (459 words)

Lagosforum.com :: Express yourself responsibly The Ijaws and Itsekiris formed both sea shield and transmission medium for the Urhobo Nation and also The Urhobo Nation (Isoko Included) formed a solid back ground for the Ijaw and Itsekiri nation. A small expansion of this close universe will automatically include, the Igbo, Calabar and Yoruba, which will also pull the map to Ilorin and Accra. NORTH AND 2007: If It Is Not Buhari, It Is Not Same As Buhari lagosforum.com /comment.php?NR=733   (459 words)

Mulonga Forum And he'll need it to understand his relationship to the environment, to the greater universe and to each other',” Pannekoek says. Pannekoek says if his group receives funding, it could develop a prototype of the Internet tools by 2007. While Pannekoek argues that simply working to connect indigenous peoples to the Internet is a shortsighted approach that could harm their cultures, aboriginal peoples are split on how to approach the technology. www.mulonga.net /discus/messages/25/776.html?1070614739   (459 words)

National Space Agency of Ukraine / NSAU-NASU Space Research Institute pure and applied research in outer space, astrophysic research of objects in the universe, including in ranges unavailable from the earth surface; NSAU approved Ukrainian National Space Program Conception for 2007-2011 Space Research Institute was established in 1996 at the National Space Agency of Ukraine and National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine for organisation of scientific space researches in the country, conducting and co-ordination of scientific and engineering activities in the area of peaceful exploration and use of outer space. www.nkau.gov.ua /nsau/catalogNEW.nsf/0/CAF1AAABA64D4075C3256BF8004BF967?OpenDocument&Lang=E   (292 words)

WELCOME TO UNIVERSE OF MEDIA ARTS Focus On The size of the Entertainment industry is expected to grow to 419 billion by 2007. led to the formation of Asian Business School under Universe of Media Arts which will make managers for the entertainment industry. The Pioneer Training Institution for Media, Arts and Related Courses. www.uma.ac.in   (178 words)

Hubble's deepest view of the Universe Infrared sensitivity was needed because the expansion of the universe is expected to stretch the light of distant galaxies down to infrared wavelengths. Some of the reddest and faintest of the newly detected objects may be over 12 billion light-years away, as derived from a standard model of the universe. Prior to the NICMOS observation, a ten-day long exposure called the Hubble Deep Field was Space Telescope's benchmark for the "deepest" view into the universe (with the exception of the cosmic microwave background that is farther away than any structures seen in the universe). www.xs4all.nl /~carlkop/nasainfr.html   (1075 words)

Official NASA GLAST Website GLAST is part of the Structure and Evolution of the Universe theme, one of four major science themes within the NASA Office of Space Science. The launch is scheduled for May of 2007. With GLAST, astronomers will at long last have a superior tool to study how black holes, notorious for pulling matter in, can accelerate jets of gas outward at fantastic speeds. glast.gsfc.nasa.gov   (1075 words)

Universe Today - Huge Submillimeter Instrument in the Works In 2007, the European Space Agency plans to launch the 3.5-meter Herschel Space Observatory, which will be the first general-purpose submillimeter observatory in space. The new telescope will observe stars and planets forming from swirling disks of gas and dust, will make measurements to determine the composition of the molecular clouds from which the stars are born, and could even discover large numbers of galaxies undergoing huge bursts of star formation in the very distant universe. Also, the 25-meter telescope could be used to study the origin of large-scale structure in the universe. www.universetoday.com /am/publish/caltech_submillimeter_instrument.html?1032004   (1075 words)

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