Web Publishing Utilizing New Media
We have recently made the transition from a customer centric web site design company to a web site publishing company. Our focus is now on creating specialized web sites that offer rich media experiences to niche markets. Our profit model is based on serving targeted advertising to these niche markets using our proprietary ad serving technology.
Below are some of the web sites that we are currently working on. If you'd like to contact us for advertising and marketing opportunities on these sites, please use our Contact Form
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The Montana-Artists.com web site was started in 2000, with the hopes of creating a useful online directory of artists and artwork in Montana. The project quickly grew to include Art Galleries and Art Museums as well as information about Montana and Cultural Events.
The BrainMysteries.com web site was started in mid-2007, to enhance the understanding of the phenomenon we call consciousness.
Checkout this recent article about how Aggression is as rewarding as sex, food and drugs
The GeneticArchaeology.com web site was started in mid-2006, with the hopes of creating an online educational web site focusing on the advancing genetic tools and how they are being used in the fields of Archaeology and Anthropology.
Checkout this recent article about the Structure of 450 million year old protein reveals evolution's steps
The CyberneticsNews.com web site was started in mid-2007, to archive news about advances in robotics, prothetics and computer interfaces
Checkout this recent article about how Contact lenses with circuits, lights a possible platform for superhuman vision
The CloningResources.com web site was started in mid-2006, by creating an online resource directory of stem cell, cloning and biotech research. The project is a news aggregate site that highlights technologies and techniques being developed in regenerative medicine and therapeutic cloning. Recently we've also added a section for animal cloning, which includes information about reproductive cloning of animals.
Checkout this recent article about Genes In Human Inner Ear Cells Restored
The CurindDeath.com web site was started in mid-2006, with the hopes of creating an online resource web site to disseminate scientific breakthroughs in aging and death. The focus has included research into cancer, viruses, disease, medicine and genetics.
Checkout this recent article about 10-Fold Life Span Extension Reported
The BiomimicryNews.com web site was started in mid-2007, to explore the world of Nanotechnology which is often trying to find engineering inspiration from Nature. Things like the sticky feet of Gecko's have huge commercial applications if they can be relipcated in the lab and mass produced.
Checkout this recent article about how Researchers Produce Fibers that Mimic Human Muscle
The GeologyTimes.com web site was started in mid-2007, to provide a central clearing-house of information for people interested in geology and earth sciences.
Checkout this recent article about Strong Evidence That Points to Earth's Proximity to Sun as Ice Age Trigger
The AstronomyReport.com web site was started in mid-2007, to watch the amazing discoveries being pulled from the stars.
Checkout this recent article about how Astronomer Offers New Theory Into 400-year-old Lunar Mystery
The NaniteNews.com web site was started in mid-2007, to keep tabs on the nanotech world.
Checkout this recent article about a Scientist that is Storing Power in a Sheet of Paper
The MatterNews.com web site was started in mid-2007, to keep up on the world of Physics and Quantum Mechanics
Checkout this recent article about Researchers that test experimental new magnet that reaches levels 500,000 times earths magnetic field
The ChemistryTimes.com web site was started in mid-2007, to learn about recent advances in chemistry and biology.
Checkout this recent article about a Researcher that's making biofuel from rotten peaches
The FossilScience.com web site was started in mid-2007, to further explore the Ancient World through traditional archaeological techniques
Checkout this recent article about a Researcher who helps unravel mystery of Earth's oldest forest
The FRAlerts.com web site was started in mid-2007, to provide a better search platform for the US Federal Register. The web site offers free email alerts for the search terms of your choice, delivered daily.
The CowboyEconomics.com web site was started at the beginning of 2008, to archive news about economics, business and world trade
Checkout this recent article about how Government intervention in subprime crisis rewards bad behavior, expert says
The GeneticsTimes.com web site was started at the beginning of 2008, to archive news about advances in genetics, genomics, epigenetics and molecular biology
Checkout this recent article about how Molecular Evolution: Mice Given Bat-like Forelimbs Through Gene Switch
The WildBiology.com web site was started at the beginning of 2008, to archive news about animals, plants, insects and other creatures.
Checkout this recent article about how Chimpanzees rely on role models more than children do
The AgroTimes.com web site was started at the beginning of 2009, to archive news about Agriculture, Horticulture, Livestock and Genetics
Checkout this recent article about how New, higher-yielding rice plant could ease threat of hunger for poor
The MontanaReport.com web site was started at the beginning of 2009, to archive news about Montana.
Checkout this recent article: Montana's Snowpack & Forest Fire Report for 2010
The ForensicsReport.com web site was started in mid-2009, to cover news about Forensics, Criminology, and Sociology
Checkout this recent article about Creating imaging systems for identifying concealed weapons on the human body
The ElectronicsBulletin.com web site was published in early-2010, to cover news about new and exciting electronics.
Checkout this recent article about Plastic chips monitor body functions
The MicrobiologyNow.com web site was published in early-2010, to cover news about Microbiology.
Checkout this recent article about Researchers harness viruses to split water
The ParentingBulletin.com web site was published in early-2010, to cover news that's important to parents.
Checkout this recent article about how Baby swimmers have better balance
The AthleticsTherapy.com web site was published in early-2010, to cover news that's important to athletic trainers.
Checkout this recent article about the design, testing and creation of a new generation of wetsuits
The AgingBulletin.com web site was published in early-2011, to provide the newest and most relevant news about the aging and elderly.
Checkout this recent article about Why are the elderly so vulnerable to pneunomia.
The BodyWeekly.com web site was published in early-2011, to cover http://www.bodyweekly.com/research/Scientist_discovers_54_beneficial_compounds_in_pure_maple_syrup.asp
Checkout this recent article about how Scientist discovers 54 beneficial compounds in pure maple syrup.
The MathBulletin.com web site was published in early-2011, to cover news that's important to mathematicians.
Checkout this recent article about a Periodic table of shapes to give a new dimension to math.
The TeachersWeekly.com web site was published in early-2011, to cover news that's important to educators.
Checkout this recent article about how Non-traditional learning environments need clearer definitions.
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Western Montana's hottest real estate company, helping people buy and sell homes in the Missoula area. The site also includes a Search Map.
Creative Arts Publishing has a complete line of Calendars, Notecards, Holiday Cards, and recently added Puzzles featuring beautiful Photography from around the country
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Same musicians: Brand new tune
The molecular basis of strawberry aroma
New principle may help explain why nature is quantum
Researchers perform fastest measurements ever made of ion channel proteins
Scientist studies methane levels in cross-continent drive
Ultraresponsive magnetic nanoscavengers for next generation water purification
Do potatoes grow on vines? A review of the wild relatives of some favorite food plants
When green means danger: A stunning new species of palm-pitviper from Honduras
Carnivorous plant throws out 'junk' DNA
New discovery of ancient diet shatters conventional ideas of how agriculture emerged
Western Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami hazard potential greater than previously thought
Astronomers discover surprising clutch of hydrogen clouds lurking among our galactic neighbors
World's first handheld sound camera ready for market
Untangling the tree of life
We almost always buy in the same shops
Researchers discover dynamic behavior of progenitor cells in brain
More than a good eye: Carnegie Mellon robot uses arms, location and more to discover objects
More effective, cheaper concrete manufactured with ash from olive residue biomass
Seahorse's armor gives engineers insight into robotics designs
New quantitative analysis for open source software projects
High-volume Bitcoin exchanges less likely to fail, but more likely breached, says study
Computer scientists develop video game that teaches how to program in Java
Do palm trees hold the key to immortality?
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Researchers show how we can do math problems unconsciously
New strategy for fingerprint visualization developed at Hebrew University
Children's bicycle helmets shown to be effective in impact and crush tests
How Usain Bolt can run faster -- effortlessly