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industrial products co Coates International, Ltd. (the "Company" or "Coates") (OTCBB:COTE) is pleased to announce that according to our Escrow LicenseAgreement with Well to Wire Energy, Inc. of Canada, the balance ofthe Canadian exclusive license and development costs must be paidon or before the 30th of June 2008. The total amount due includingthe deposit on the USA exclusive license was $11,000,000 USD. Wellto Wire has paid our company non-refundable payments to date,totaling $2,200,000 USD, leaving a balance of $8,800,000 to be paidto Coates. Well to Wire Energy has secured a $1.1 billion USDequipment lease finance commitment from Canada West CorporateFinance, Inc., which is to be utilized only for the purchase of theCoates Industrial CSRV Electric Power Generators over the next fiveyears, pursuant to its License Agreement with Coates. The five yearWell to Wire Business Plan, on which this commitment was based,provides for the purchase of approximately 7,400 Coates CSRVElectric Power Industrial Generators at a price per unit of$150,000. This project of designing and building the Coates CSRV IndustrialGenerators for Well to Wire Energy, Inc. is completed, and as soonas our company receives the outstanding balance in full, productionof this product will start. Coates utilizes approximately 40outside companies for manufacturing its components to produce itsproducts, assembly of the CSRV Engine Systems is relatively easy;production should go smoothly. (UPDATE ON HOME GENERATOR PROJECT) Coates International, Ltd. has completed the design and developmentof its stand-alone CSRV Electric Power Generator for residentialuse. This (CSRV) Home Generator is configured to run on Propane andcan also be powered by any combustible fuel including Hydrogen.This CSRV Generator is a synchronous system that only produces theamount of electric power that is being used or required at anygiven time from 1 KW up to 35 KWs. It incorporates a CSRV in line 4cylinder power unit. (This Project is complete.) Marketing hasstarted. (UPDATE ON LAND SPEED PROJECT) The initial design of the land speed racing car is complete. Thewind tunnel is ready for airflow tests. Company officials aretalking and negotiating with potential sponsor for this project andas soon as the car and engine are complete, the land speed racetrials will start. (UPDATE ON RETROFITTING OF HEAVY TRUCK PROJECT) The CSRV Retrofit System and Heads are complete and now beingfitted to the heavy truck engine. Management and staff are excitedabout this project and believe that it will be one of the mostlucrative for Coates International, Ltd. (UPDATE ON COATES CSRV V TWIN 1600 cc AIR COOLED ENGINE PROJECT) A number of these engines were built and were tested in a Coates'Motorcycle by an independent EPA approved testing laboratory. Testresults showed 47 miles to the gallon, tested over a 2,000 mile runand achieved less than 50% of the EPA's Emission Standards. It was later tested by Coates for speed achieved 137 MPH withplenty of throttle left for higher speeds. This project is completeand is now under review by management. There are a number of other projects underway at Coates and we willbe announcing them in the near future. Coates International, Ltd. tries its best to keep its stockholdersfully informed of what's happening in the company. Many of ourthousands of stockholders are contacting the company for moreinformation and most of these questions cannot be answered becauseof the SEC Rules and Regulations regarding insider information. It must be understood that Coates is a fully reporting publiccompany trading on the NASDAQ OTCBB - COTE and must abide by theSEC Rules and Regulations. When our company divulges information regarding the names of otherentities that we are talking to or negotiating with, some of ourunsophisticated stockholders are contacting these potentialcustomers and Licensees and interfering with our company's businessand procedures. (This we cannot tolerate), so in the futuremanagement has decided not to divulge the names of the entities andcompanies it is in negotiations with until deals are signed,sealed, and delivered. However, the company is in negotiationscontinuously with numerous companies and entities at this time, andwill release information, as it deems appropriate. About Coates International, Ltd.: Coates has recently completedfinal refinements to a patented spherical rotary valve CSRVIndustrial Internal Combustion Engine developed over a period ofmore than 6 years and other CSRV applications over 10 years. Theunderlying CSRV technology was invented by George J. Coates and hisson Gregory. The CSRV system is adaptable to combustion engines ofmany types. This technology is currently adapted to a number ofpractical applications including industrial generators powered byengines incorporating the CSRV technology and designed to run onflare-off gas from oil wells, landfill gas and raw natural gas. Thecompany is actively engaged in planning for production and rolloutof these engines. This press release contains forward-looking statements that aremade pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the PrivateSecurities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. By their nature,forward-looking statements and forecasts involve risks anduncertainties because they relate to events and depend oncircumstances that will occur in the near future. There are anumber of factors that could cause actual results and developmentsto differ materially from forecasted results. These risks anduncertainties include market conditions, regulatory approvals, andother risks inherent in our operations. For a discussion of theserisks and uncertainties, please see our filings with the Securitiesand Exchange Commission. Our public filings with the SEC may beviewed and printed on the website maintained by the SEC at http://www.sec.gov .

Chemical Processing Equipment Aquentium, Inc. (OTCBB: AQNM) announced today that the company’s ozone technology is designed as a solution to prevent salmonella outbreaks. The Aquentium line of ozone equipment provides a natural, non-chemical process for food processing.Over the weekend, the Food and Drug Administration advised retailers, restaurants, and food-service operators to halt sales of raw red Roma, raw red plum, and raw red round tomatoes grown in certain U.S. states and in other nations. The FDA issued a broad warning, telling consumers not to eat raw Roma, red plum or red round tomatoes, or products that contain these types of raw red tomatoes unless the tomatoes are from the following places: California, Georgia, Hawaii, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Belgium, Canada, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Israel, Netherlands, and Puerto Rico.Fast-food restaurants McDonald’s Corp. (NYSE: MCD) , Burger King (NYSE: BKC) and Subway and grocery stores Safeway (NYSE: SWY) and Kroger (NYSE: KR) are withholding certain tomatoes from the menu or removing them from shelves after the Food and Drug Administration warned of a widening outbreak of salmonella, a food-borne illness.Since mid-April, there have been 145 reported cases of salmonellosis, including at least 23 hospitalizations, the FDA said. Illnesses were reported in Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington and Wisconsin.According the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 40,000 people are sickened by salmonella each year in the U.S. The CDC estimates that about 400 people die each year with acute salmonellosis, the infection caused by the salmonella bacteria.“One of the latest big salmonella outbreaks was in late summer 2006, when E. coli from fresh spinach renewed fears about the safety of leafy greens in particular, which had been implicated in 19 prior outbreaks since 1995,” stated Aquentium President Mark Taggatz.One of the nation's largest restaurant operators, Darden Restaurants (NYSE:DRI), with brands including LongHorn Steakhouse, Olive Garden, Red Lobster, Seasons 52, Capital Grille and Bahama Breeze has dropped all types of raw tomatoes from its menu.“Our ozone equipment installed at any restaurant or grocery store would allow for all raw tomatoes to be washed thoroughly with ozonated water and thus help eliminate the need of replacing any raw tomatoes,” stated Taggatz.Traditionally, restaurants, grocery stores, and food processing plants have used chemicals to sanitize their operations or they use chemicals on food in hopes of removing bacteria and viruses. Compared to chlorine, ozone offers several advantages for food and beverage processors or anyone who wants to sanitize materials or surfaces. Chlorine has traditionally been the sanitizer of choice in the food processing industry, but experts share a growing concern about the dangerous byproducts such as trihalomethanes or dioxins produced when chlorine reacts with organic matter in the water. These substances are known carcinogens and are regulated in drinking water by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.When most people think of ozone, they picture the layer high in the earth's outer atmosphere that protects us from the sun's ultraviolet rays, but this bluish gas, which sometimes can be detected as a fresh smell after a thunderstorm, is actually a valuable tool with a variety of down-to-earth uses.Ozone gas (O3) is a naturally occurring tri-atomic form of oxygen (O2) that is formed as sunlight passes through the atmosphere or when streaks through the air. It can be generated artificially by passing high voltage electricity through oxygenated air, causing oxygen to break apart and recombine in the tri-atomic form.As an oxidizer, it is 51 times as powerful than chlorine, the oxidizer most commonly used by most food processors, and 3,000 times faster at killing bacteria and other microbes. Ozone is effective as a disinfectant at relatively low concentrations and does not leave toxic by-products similar to those related to chlorination."People should not have to live without tomatoes or any other fresh fruits or vegetables," commented Taggatz.For more than a century, ozone has been used in Europe for purifying drinking water and is currently used in the United States for purifying bottled water and decontaminating cooling towers. The cities of Los Angeles, Dallas, and Las Vegas all currently use ozone to purify their water supply.While chlorinated wash systems require transport and storage of potentially hazardous toxic chemicals, ozone is unique in that it is generated onsite from oxygen and can be produced on demand with no storage required. When the ozone generator is turned off, there are no dangerous substances on the premises. Ozone can be injected or dissolved in water to provide rinsing or washing of food products such as meat, poultry, seafood, fruits or vegetables.“In light of continued outbreaks of food-borne illness and more recent food security concerns in the United States and internationally, as well as questions about the relative safety of chlorine, ozone is certainly a desirable solution for enhancing not only the safety but also the quality of the world food supply,” stated Taggatz.About AquentiumAquentium, Inc. is a diversified company with interests in food safety, affordable and emergency housing, mining, building materials, recycling, sanitation and water treatment equipment.URL: www.aquentium.comNote: Certain statements in this news release may contain "forward-looking" information within the meaning of rule 175 under the Securities Act of 1933 and Rule 3b-6 under the Securities Act of 1934 and are subject to the safe harbor created by those rules. There can be no assurance that such forward-looking statements will be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements.

paints and inks It is Alisan's fifth Gao show, and the opening brought the artist,who lives in Paris, to Hong Kong for the first time since hishealth problems in 2003. Gao created most of the 25 new paintingsthis year and last year specifically for this show. "Gao said that he is continuing to explore the path he has taken,"said Alice King, the director of Alisan and one of the world'sleading promoters of contemporary Chinese ink painting, "that is,to produce works that are neither figurative nor abstract,paintings that are about emerging shadows from his deepest self andcould not be rendered in anything else but in ink. "He puts the emphasis on the subtle play of light and shadow, flatsurfaces exuding a three-dimensional depth," she added. "Hissurviving his illness has no doubt nourished a deeper sense ofself, inspirational to his painting." The works at Alisan continue in the unique style for which Gao hasbecome known: dramatic pieces, rendered primarily in black Chineseink, his chosen medium since the early 1980s. Gao had an intensechildhood art education in mainland China focused on European-styledrawing and oil painting. And now he has become a high priest ofink painting using a Western format. His pictures occupy nearly thefull frame of the paper, and, echoing his life as a teller oftales, each painting is a story. One piece in the show, "Guerre" (War) stands out as a sublime andthrilling testament to Gao's genius as a painter. The bottom thirdof the painting depicts a slightly rolling, dark landscape with analmost glaring horizon dotted with small, sharp brushstrokes thatmay be interpreted as either trees or battalions of warriors.Overhead, the sky is gray with a swirl like a cluster of dangerous,brooding storm clouds. The painting, which is 82 centimeters by 93centimeters, or 32 inches by 36 inches, was executed with thedifficult combination of pouring ink wash on the paper and applyingmore ink with a dry brush. Another large image, "Monts et cours d'eau" (Mountains andStreams), which measures 104 centimeters by 88 centimeters,portrays mountain ranges in the distance. It is a fine example ofGao's control of ink wash: With only black ink at his disposal, heelicits varying shades and textures that suggest a range of terrainand hues found in nature. "Le Routard" (Backpacker) features one ofhis signature mysterious silhouette figures traveling into anunspecified distance. Photographs of Gao's paintings often do not come close to capturingthe sophistication and emotion of the originals. Gao has describedhis ink works as "more than self-expression, self-purification." His paintings are an integral part of his life as an artist andhave always coexisted alongside his writing. By the time he was 10years old, Gao had published his first novel and completed twoyears of formal painting lessons. Although he later consideredattending art school, he opted instead to study French and starteda career as a translator. When his writing began to be published, his paintings appeared ascovers for the original Chinese editions of his books. Later, afterfleeing China and beginning a life of exile in Europe in 1987, Gaosupported himself by selling his paintings.

intermediates of dyestuffs The company plans to fund its expansion through internal accrualsand loans. Under backward integration, the company is planning to make basic raw materials for the manufacturing activity. Under forward integration, it plans to expand its existing manufacturing capacity. Under the first phase, 12,000 mtpa of dyestuff capacity and 3,600mtpa of beta naphthol in the second phase will be added. In the third phase, 1,45,000 mtpa manufacturing capacity for sulphuricacid and derivatives will be added. " the completion of the backward integration process, the company will become the first in the country to have a complete chain of production facility from basic raw materials to dyestuffs," he said. The company is open to grow inorganically and has started theamalgamation process of Milestone Organic, near Vadodara. Theentire process of amalgamation is expected to be completed by June.The company is already exporting to more than 25 countries.

medium term note CIBC (TSX:CM) said Tuesday it plans to raise $1.15billion in two tranches of medium term notes, one with a 10-yearfinal maturity and the other with a 15-year final maturity. The bank said the 10-year notes will pay interest at 5.15 per centper year semi-annually until June 6, 2013, and then if not redeemedby CIBC, at the three-month bankers' acceptance rate plus 2.30 percent per year quarterly until maturity on June 6, 2018. The 15-year notes will bear an annual interest rate of six per centpaid semi-annually until June 6, 2018, and then if not redeemed, atthe three-month bankers' acceptance rate plus 2.50 per year paidquarterly until maturity on June 6, 2023.

welded wiremesh At the inauguration, Paul Abraham, Chief Operating Officer,IndusInd Bank said, "it was a conscious decision to open our branchin Hosur a city supporting the auto industry in a big way. It isan important industrial hub and houses small and big facilitiesoperating in the abrasives, automobiles, bakery, welding and wiremesh industries. Agriculture and Floriculture is also actively practiced in Hosur.Therefore, it was a natural choice for the bank to open a branchhere to support its growing vehicle and SME finance businesssegments." The bank overall has 19 branches in Tamil Nadu with three branchesin Chennai. As part of its expanding bouquet of consumer products and services,IndusInd Bank has a strategic tie-up with Religare Securities,offering a value-added 3-in-1 savings account-linked package tocustomers-comprising a saving bank account, a depository accountand an Internet trading account powered by Religare.

mould casting Metal Casting Zone has just released a new Forum section of their website that has all of the informative questions and answers on Casting Resin, Resin Casting, and other Resin Casting Information.This is part of a new forum on the metal casting community websitethat is all about Casting. Resin casting does not involve the use of furnaces, crucibles, orcasting sand. In fact all one really needs for resin casting is amold, some resin (of course), and time. There are actually two forms of resin casting. The first kind isthe one that more closely resembles metal casting, uses a mold andeven gates and runners if it's complex enough. The second type ofresin casting is simply incasing an object in the resin. An exampleof this is using an ice cube tray and placing an object like asmall pendant in one of the tray's cavities and then filling itwith the resin solution. After the resin dries you can pop it outof the tray. The pendant is now encased in hard plastic. This formis usually employed by jewelers and crafty moms but tends to be funfor everyone no matter age or experience. At the very least it's agreat way to get rid of some of the clutter around your house anddisguise it as art. You can cast leaves, coins, and other objectsin the resin to make anything from charms to magnets.

centrifugal cast part The new, large Richter pump MNK is qualified for a variety of processes, e.g. for chlor-alkali electrolysis, in the productionand processing of sulphuric acid or in so-called world-scale plantsas well in the production of MDI and TDI, in recycling plants and in plastic and special fibre production. The design of the pump was optimised and is now even moremaintenance-friendly. Richter Chemie-Technik GmbH, Kempen a manufacturer of pumps andvalves for chemical and pharmaceutical processes already launchedits plastic-lined pump series MNK 20 years ago. It excels through its extremely robust anderror-tolerant design. The MNK is used for media where stainlesssteel, special cast iron and conventional plastics are notsufficiently resistant to corrosion. It is an alternative to pumpsmade of expensive, exotic metals (Hastelloy, Monel, nickel,tantalum etc.) with its long delivery times.

Die Aluminium Castings 'Gravity casting seems to be especially useful when dealing with aluminum and other light alloys. The basic idea behind this castingprocess is pretty much exactly what the name suggests. The metal isintroduced into the mold by the force of gravity. Most othercasting process either use natural pressure difference like thekind in certain sand casting procedures or they use forced pressurelike in centrifugal casting to get the molten metal into the mold. One of the most common uses for gravity casting is when permanentmolds are going to be used. Also called a die, the permanent moldis really only economical for those planning on using the same moldnumerous times and will need to keep the quality at a constantlevel. While some temporary molds can be repeatedly used thequality of the finished product will begin to suffer over time.With die molds the quality will remain the same. Die molds shouldbe seen as an investment. Yes, they will be more costly then othermolds; however they will outlast cheaper options for molds. WithPermanent molds, they are created using cast iron, steel, and othermetals.'

coaxial cable wire TXP Corporation (OTCBB: TXPO), an Original Design Manufacturer(ODM) for the telecommunications industry, has introduced the firstof its standards-compliant RF return capable Optical NetworkTerminals (ONT), giving service providers a practical solution fordelivering video and television services to residential customersover GPON while maintaining backward compatibility with existingset-top boxes (STB). TXP' s RF return implementation is compliant with FSAN standards forthree-wavelength GPON deployments, as well as SCTE 55-1 and 55-2standards that support STBs from the two major brands – Motorola and Scientific-Atlanta. TXP has proven interoperabilitywith 16 OLT platforms and is capable of working with anystandards-based OLT. This broad-ranging interoperability, coupledwith RF return and all supported through a common software load,makes TXP ONTs almost universally deployable. "Backwards compatibility with existing set-top boxes is a majorconcern for telcos contemplating GPON deployments, which is why TXPclosely followed all the relevant standards in our implementationof RF return, ” said Joel Futterman, General Manager of TXP ’ s ONT Solutions Group. “ This capability in optical network terminals opens the door forwide-ranging deployment of interactive video services over GPONwithout the need to replace thousands of existing set-top boxes. ” RF return enables telcos to install ONTs at the customer site andinteroperate with existing coaxial cable wiring and set top boxes.The RF return channel in the current model is used as an upstreampath for customers to send data to the service provider, such asrequesting pay-per-view broadcasts or other video on demandapplications. The coaxial cable connects directly to the ONT, andthe standard 1310 nm GPON wavelength is used for the upstreamtransmission of voice, data, and video RF return traffic. The TXP standards-compliant approach is in contrast to otherrecently announced approaches that require a fourth wavelength inorder to enable an RF return channel. As Futterman noted, “ There is no ratified standard involving a four-wavelength RF returnsolution over GPON, and under competitive pressure from cableoperators, telcos simply don ’ t have the time to wait. The three-wavelength approach adds lesscost to the ONT, requires less overall equipment per PON and doesnot limit PON reach like competing four-wavelength RFoG solutions. ”