POMPANO BEACH, Fla., Nov. 29 /PRNewswire/ -- Moniker, the first and only provider of Domain Asset Management(TM) services, today announced that it will be hosting the first live and online auctions of premium domain names during PubCon Las Vegas 2007, the Search Engine & Internet Marketing Conference, on Wednesday, December 5 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. PubCon Las Vegas 2007 runs December 4 through December 7, 2007 and is the premiere educational conference and industry trade show programmed specifically for web professionals and website owners.

"Moniker.com is excited to bring its premiere live and online domain name auctions to PubCon Las Vegas 2007," said Monte Cahn, co founder and CEO of Moniker.com.

'Tis the Season, ePresenceSolutions.com Offers Holiday Discounts

The Webs Premier Internet Presence Superstore, ePresenceSolutions.com is offering special holiday discounts on domain names, hosting, private registration and more.

Cooper City, FL, December 4, 2007 -- The philosophy behind ePresenceSolutions.com is that cost should not be a hindrance when one wishes to have a presence on the internet. Customers the world over know the savings, value and outstanding service from ePresenceSolutions.com. In the spirit of the season, ePresenceSolutions.com has announced special holiday discounts on its internet presence products and services.

ePresenceSolutions.com holiday domain specials include: $1.99 .INFO domain names, $6.99 .BIZ domain names, $7.49 .COM domain names, $7.99 .MOBI domain names, and $29.99 .TV domain names.

Dining, drinking choices reflect SW Valley's diversity

The Super Bowl is behind us and the tens of thousands of visitors who came to Arizona for the excitement have returned to their homes with a positive impression of the Valley. Glendale's success with the Super Bowl affects us all. Another thing that affects all of us is the wonderful diversity of businesses in the Southwest Valley. The Cracker Barrel Restaurant takes patrons back to the days of the old-fashioned country store and family-style restaurant. On your way to be seated, you make your way through the country store where you can find products ranging from candy bars to rocking chairs. The food is homestyle, prepared from scratch in their kitchen. .

Local Stars: VVS boys win hoop tourney

The Vernon-Verona-Sherrill eighth grade basketball team recently won a tournament in Whitesboro. The team finished undefeated for the second consecutive year. Team members: Andrew Kane, Zachary Hubbard, Vinny Bailey, Nash Robb, Jesse Whitmeyer, Eli Cleveland, Matt Sliker, Alex Rice, Joe Spinella, Dakota Jensen, Josh Webb, Keenan Henry and Jason Fink. The team was coached by Patrick Hubbard during the tournament. Chad Hodkinson coached the team during the regular season. Little Pioneers Squirts advance with victory The Mohawk Valley Little Pioneers Squirt Travel Team recently won the NYSAHA Central Section Tier III 10-Under Squirt Sectional Tournament at Meacham Ice Rink in Corcoran, for the first sectional championship for the Mohawk Valley Youth Hockey Association. The Pioneers went unbeaten, defeating the Center State Stampede 4-1, tying the Cortland Flames 2-2, then defeating the Valley Eagles 5-4 to advance to the Tier II State Championship Tournament on Feb.

FCC hearing weighs net neutrality

Network operators are making choices right now that will determine how Americans communicate, now and in the future," said FCC Commissioner Michael J. Copps. “I am not saying that any or all of these practices are unlawful. I am saying that choices like these, when you add them all together, are going to determine what kind of Internet we have in the future."

Gilles BianRosa, CEO of Vuze, a video service that uses P-to-P technology, said that while his company competes with Comcast in the delivery of content, the latter company holds an unfair advantage.

First Alterman, Then Obama!:

As a state patrolman pushes the governor's Ford hybrid sport utility vehicle toward 90 mph, coaxing it to an unnatural whine, Richardson punches buttons on one of his three cellphones.

Modern elections are largely governed by the principle of minimum differentiation which (according to the mean voter theorem) will generally produce a 50-50 split in most polls and elections.

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At cornerback, junior Kendrick Harper could take on a bigger role. He's started a few games but battled injuries. Junior college transfer Nathan D'Cunha is expected to move in for Collins. too. Highly touted JUCO transfer Jocques Crawford is leading candidate at running back.

Job openings: Quarterback Andre Woodson figures to be a first-day pick in the NFL draft, and his departure creates the biggest hole for the back-to-back Music City Bowl champions. Top candidates for the starting QB job include speedster Curtis Pulley, who missed last season for academic reasons, and sophomore Mike Hartline, Woodson's backup last year. Also gone is running back Rafael Little, but the Wildcats have plenty of depth there, with Tony Dixon, Derrick Locke and Alfonso Smith all returning.

The ‘First Woman,’ Once Again

It is noteworthy that in January 2007, when Mrs. Clinton and Sen. Barack Obama declared their intention to seek the Oval Office, the top six circulating newspapers in the U.S. ran 59 articles with Mr. Obama in the headline and just 36 with Mrs. Clinton.

If one of the next presidential candidates should happen to be a woman and she is not framed as "the first" woman to run, she will surely be touted as the "only" woman in the race. However, either would be a shame, because women in politics should by now be regarded as normal, not strange.

Hart's hoax leaves mark on society

Ever did a quick Yahoo! search for recruiting sites? If so, it probably wasn't so quick after all because they are so many to choose from. Recruiting is no longer reserved for the periods leading up to signing day. It's become a 365-days-a-year business, where some guy sitting behind a keyboard in the middle of nowhere is so obsessed with where the next Johnny Come Lately is bound for that he will do anything - (ITALICS) anything (ITALICS END) - to beat the competition. Message boards and chat rooms eat the latest gossip up. Some of the most viewed stories on the Web last week involved (what else?) recruiting.

Sports are no longer about teaching youth the core values, such a sportsmanship and teamwork. The days when they were just about having some fun after school vanished years ago.

Senior Olympics draw new friends to center

The competition wasn't too fierce among the participants, who meet most weekdays at the center. There, they socialize, play games and share lunch. "It's good for them to make new friends," said Jessica Medina, 17, who volunteered to help with this week's games. Medina is a student at the center who takes classes to earn a GED. The brightly painted center at the corners of Ocotillo Road and 54th Avenue in downtown Glendale has become a gathering place for all ages. It's where seniors gather each morning and where students like Medina take classes. Schoolchildren head there after school and teens hang out in the evenings. Julia Aguilera sank 15 shots in one minute. Asked if she ever played on a basketball team, the 68-year-old replied, "Not yet." That spunky attitude made the Glendale woman a two-time gold-medal winner.