The imagery is continually growing in diversity asadditional collections are digitized for

The imagery is continually growing in diversity asadditional collections are digitized for new and existing clients.The Steamship Historical Society believes their online digital archive is anexample of how historical organizations are using new technologies to broadentheir appeal. According to Matthew Schulte, Executive Director, "The world oftraditional museums and libraries has changed. The Digital Ark is helping usto capitalize on Web 2.0 technological innovations and build upon Wikicollaborations We can now provide new avenues to engage people online. Notonly can the public view images online and add comments to assist inidentifying unknown details, but also they can purchase images and help usfund the digitization of additional collections."The Digital Ark has spent many years working with cutting-edge hardware andsoftware technologies in high-resolution digital image capture,post-processing and customized database development. The Digital Ark serves asthe steward of their clients' digital assets by providing cost-effective andsustainable solutions for digitally preserving and sharing collections onlinewhile also generating additional revenue streams. "Small to mid-sized culturalheritage institutions do not have the resources to hire and train staff, andpurchase equipment required to maintain state-of-the-art digitizing facilitiesand manage the back-end technologies of online digital repositories," saidEdward Coderre, President, The Digital Ark. "As a turnkey solution, our systemgreatly facilitates access to, management of and distribution of digitalcollections."To browse and purchase images, visit: http:// http:// release was issued through eReleases(TM).For more information, visit http:// SOURCEThe Digital ArkDiana Coderre, +1-401-619-2258, .

DALLAS, TX, May 06 (MARKET WIRE) -- Summer vacation season is fast-approaching. Each year many new parentsventure for the first time from baby-proof homes to the unpredictablenature of hotel stays with their children. New baby travel Web site,BabySafeTravel , helps parents take the guesswork out of booking afamily friendly hotel stay, while navigating the new nature of flights,car trips, and more with baby on board.The Web site serves as a comprehensive safe baby travel resource withbaby travel tips, products, and hotel booking services. Parents can jointogether to warn others about hotels that are not kid friendly whilerecommending baby safe stays with free parent hotel reviews.

Parents canbook, review, and shop all from one destination."Many hotels aren't baby friendly," says Heather McGehearty, co-founder ofBabySafeTravel . "They may offer parents old and soiled play-yards forbabies to sleep in, large bed sheets -- a known strangulation orsmothering hazard, exposed wires and outlets, poor vent coverings, orother potential safety risks It can be a shock for new parents. Thoseused to a baby-proofed home may spend more time worrying about keepingchildren safe than actually relaxing on vacation. That's why, whenparents visit us to book this year's vacation, we encourage them toreview hotels they have stayed in. By working together we can help otherparents keep kids safer."BabySafeTravel is a true one-stop-shop for a parent's baby travelneeds, combining hotel booking and parent reviews with baby travel tipsfor infants, crawlers, walkers, and multiples as well as baby travelproducts. Visitors can keep their beach babies safe with 100% UVprotection from Baby Banz sunglasses and hat sets or lighten their loadand keep kids close with ride-on luggage or the gogo Kidz Travelmate whichconverts a car seat into a wheeled luggage-style ride.About BabySafeTravel BabySafeTravel is managed by Globe Runner LLC.

Founders Eric andHeather McGehearty bring their baby travel experiences and tips togetherwith baby safe products, parent-reviewed hotels, family friendly hotelbooking, and more to help new parents keep their babies safe whentraveling. The perfect family vacation starts with BabySafeTravel ,where parents can share their experiences and find the best baby travelproducts at discount prices.Contact:Eric McGeheartyPhone: 972-200-7311Email: Email ContactWeb: 2009, Market Wire, All rights reserved.-0-. FALLS CHURCH, Va., May 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- CSC (NYSE: CSC) announcedtoday that the U.S. Air Force has awarded the company eight task orders toprovide logistics and maintenance support to the U.S.

Army Regional AviationSustainment Management - East (RASM-E) and - West (RASM-W).The task orderseach have a one-year base period and a one-year option, and are collectivelyvalued at $347 million. The task orders are awarded under the Contract FieldTeams contract, originally awarded to CSC in July 2008. The task orders wereawarded to CSC during the company's fiscal 2009 fourth quarter.(Logo: http://)Under the terms of the task orders, CSC will provide a comprehensive range ofaviation maintenance and repair services for rotary wing aircraft previouslydeployed in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom to ensureaircraft are in full mission-capable condition. Qualified CSC maintenancepersonnel will inspect, repair, overhaul and make modifications and technologyupgrades to aircraft prior to their redeployment to Iraq and Afghanistan. "CSC proudly continues our support of military personnel through our criticalaviation maintenance and modification services for the Army," said AlanWeakley, president of CSC's North American Public Sector Applied TechnologyGroup. "CSC's Applied Technology Group is responsible for a large portion ofthe U.S.