Hyderabad, India March 23, 2011: CommLab India announces the launch of its US office,

headed by Terry Heiney, Ph.D, Vice President, Sales, USA. The establishment of this office
will give CommLab’s North American customers strategic advantages. First, clients will
benefit from improved communications, especially during the critical phase of project
startup. The US office, in addition to playing an important role in Sales and Communications,
will also play a key role as a control point for complicated projects.

In the past, customers have been able to leverage their association with CommLab in terms of
price, CommLab’s ability to deliver projects on time – with high quality, its exceptional
project management skills, flexibility, and the ability to foster strong partnerships. To this list
of benefits, CommLab now proudly adds being available at any point in its customers’ time
zones. The launch of CommLab’s US office will give customers many advantages without
the burden of escalated costs.

RK Prasad, CEO of CommLab India, said that he was excited about the launch of the US
office and what it signified for driving real business results for its customers. He also added
that to be able to cater to our growing customer base, with more than 30 customers in the US
alone, this step was definitely a significant one in the right direction.

He also believed very strongly that this move would further deepen and widen CommLab’s
relationship with its customers and that CommLab USA will decidedly extend the experience
and deep domain expertise CommLab India offers its customers. The US office will be
instrumental in helping CommLab India work very closely with its customers when an on-
site presence at customers’ facilities is required to be able to get a comprehensive
understanding of the customers’ training and learning requirements.

CommLab’s US contact information is as follows:

CommLab USA,
1500 Quail Street, Suite 220
Newport Beach, CA 92660
Email: terry.heiney@commlabusa.com
Phone: 949-335-5722              949-335-5722      

About CommLab India

CommLab India is a one-stop e-Learning solutions provider for 50 organizations in 7

countries. The company was founded in 2000 with its main office in Hyderabad, India, and
now has a staff of 75+ e-learning professionals providing instructional design and course
production services in Flash, Articulate, and Lectora. Our core business is enhancing
PERFORMANCE through LEARNING solutions. We specialize in custom e-learning
development and localization services.

Visit CommLab’s website or contact Terry directly for a presentation on CommLab’s

capabilities.

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Competition is Healthy Says Lemonade Stand Queen

 Hamilton, New Zealand - November 12, 2004 - Increased competition in the local lemonade stand market should
be welcomed, according to the operator of popular lemonade stand "Shelly's Pure Lemonade".

12-year-old Shelly Smith has been selling her home-made brand of lemonade from the footpath in front of her
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"Stands come and go," says Ms Smith, "but when there are more stands around the vendors are more serious.
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In recent months the number of lemonade stands in North Street has risen from three to five. Experts believe this
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Ms Smith feels that a stable supply of lemonade will also benefit the streets' economy.

"People know that if they are thirsty, North Street is the place to come. With plenty of lemonade stands on this
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Shelly Smith is a sole trader of lemonade and occasional cookies. Her stand at 223 North Street is usually open
weekdays after school and weekends, except when she is playing with her friends or watching a movie.

Contact:
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Rockwell Collins Helmet Mounted Display Selected For AVCATT

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (August 09, 2009) - The U.S. Army, through the Program Executive Office of
Simulation Training and Instrumentation, has awarded Rockwell Collins a $23.8 million contract for the
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"This is a great example of how Rockwell Collins integrates multiple disciplines to provide the best
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simulation and training made us the right choice for the AVCATT program."

AVCATT is a mobile, transportable, virtual simulation training system designed to provide Army aviation
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simulated battlefield environment.

The contract calls for Rockwell Collins to provide the SimEye SR100A HMD, a more compact, lightweight,
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Developed based on feedback from the warfighter, enhancements include higher resolution, upgraded
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training.

Rockwell Collins will be integrating its HMD -- incorporating an integral IS-900 head tracker -- with its EPX-
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The work for the AVCATT program, which was awarded under the Rockwell Collins' Simulation, Training
and Instrumentation Command (STRICOM) Omnibus Contract, will be completed in the company's
Carlsbad, Calif. and Orlando, Fla. locations.

Rockwell Collins (NYSE: COL) is a pioneer in the development and deployment of innovative
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expertise in flight deck avionics, cabin electronics, mission communications, information management and
simulation and training is delivered by 19,000 employees, and a global service and support network that
crosses 27 countries. To find out more, please visit www.rockwellcollins.com.

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