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Zero Friction Tees are hands down one of the hottest products in golf today. Countless numbers of PGA Tour Players are using Zero Friction Golf Tees on a weekly basis. The Remax World Long Drive Championship was full of Zero Friction Golf Tee users including Sean "The Beast" Fister, the reigning and 3 time world champion. There isn't a hotter product on the PGA Tour either. Since claiming a victory and a runner up finish the first week Zero Friction Tees were on the PGA Tour, the product has taken on a life of it's own.
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Founded in 1996, Zero G is the leading developer of multi-platform software deployment and updating solutions for use by enterprise and commercial software developers and information system professionals. InstallAnywhere, the company's award-winning flagship product, has become the de facto standard for multi-platform deployment and installation, creating professional installers for virtually any operating system. Some of the company's customers include Adobe, AT&T, FedEx, IBM, Intel, Novell, and Sun Microsystems. Privately held, Zero G is headquartered in San Francisco, California, and can contacted at 415-512-7771 or found on the Internet at http://www.ZeroG.com .
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Continued refinement of the Zero-Rust formula has netted ASTM-B117 salt spray testing results exceeding 2000 hours at 3.5 mils dry film thickness (d.f.t.). This equates to 600 hours per dry mil, which was previously unheard of in an air-dry system. The Zero-Rust rust protection performance exceeds that of commonly used red oxide, DTM Acrylics, water-borne alkyds and epoxies on these types of surfaces. Zero-Rust
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UDOT, the Utah Department of Public Safety (DPS), Zero Fatalities, and several other groups put on a press event, January 11, 2007, to petition Utah drivers to help in reducing the number of deaths on the roads. The Zero Fatalities program ... announced they would focus on educating teens about the dangers of unsafe driving during 2007. As part of the event surrounding the release of the 2006 traffic fatalities report, the group unveiled a traveling visual reminder of those who died on Utah's roads the previous year. Headstones representing the 287 traffic fatality victims were to be displayed at various schools and public buildings, reminding people of the responsibility they bear every time they get behind the wheel.
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Zero-Rust routinely replaces epoxies, epoxy mastics, alkyd enamels and rust converter maintenance systems. Epoxies and epoxy mastics are used extensively for controlling corrosion perform better than Zero-Rust in underwater or submerged applications. However, Zero-Rust performs well in splash zones and remarkably outperforms epoxies in above marine environments. The drawback to epoxies and epoxy mastics are that they need to be mixed correctly, applied within specific time restriction, and cannot be retouched easily. Zero-Rust advantages include no time restrictions during application; no mixing of components, and Zero-Rust may be touched up at any time.
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Zero Fatalities was invited, by the Utah Department of Health, to sponsor a press conference at Cottonwood High School September 13, 2007. Several of the speakers talked about the importance of increasing teen driving campaigns as well as the importance of parental involvement with young drivers. According to the Utah Department of Public Safety, the top factor that contributed to fatal teenage-driver crashes in Utah in 2005 was speeding. Crashes where the teenage-driven vehicle contained four or more occupants were five times more likely to be fatal than crashes involving teenage-driven vehicles with fewer occupants. For more information on teen driving safety tips, visit www.dontdrivestupid.com
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