• Happy Birthday! Adrenaline turns 5 years old with new clients.
• Adrenaline moves across the river to sunny Rosslyn. Check out our new contact information.
• Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide selects Adrenaline's Technology Advisory Services to help develop web-based applications.
• Adrenaline and new client John Snow, Inc. design RHInterchange -- a data exchange system linking the United Nations Population Fund, the International Planned Parenthood Federation, and the United States Agency for International Development.
• Adrenaline SVP Wayne Bovier named President of the New Media Society of Washington, DC; Adrenaline builds membership, event and job applications for NMS web site.
• Celera uses Parabon's Frontier distributed computing platform, to speed up proteomics research. Adrenaline assisted in developing an early version of the platform.
• Adrenaline co-founder Scott McLoughlin is a judge of the Case Competition at American University's Kogod School of Business.
• Client Washingtonpost.com had record monthly page views (over 200 million in Sept), as well as the highest availability and fastest download speeds of any top news site on September 11. Adrenaline helped them develop an architecture to sustain increased traffic.
• Adrenaline and Scott get a chapter in Arnold Kling's new book "Under the Radar" (page 8)! Arnold founded Adrenaline client Homefair.com.
• Adrenaline client ShareMedia to provide voice-activated technologies to Verisign.
• Adrenaline's Paul Hyland co-authors comments on the "Patriot Act" for Congressional briefing on electronic surveillance and anti-terrorism.
• Washtech.com reports on new regional Bio IT Coalition, which includes Adrenaline.
• Adrenaline client Butterfly.net develops online video game for upcoming Sony movie "The Mothman Prophecies".
• Adrenaline founder Scott McLoughlin reacts to Justice's Microsoft announcement in The Washington Post.
• Washtech.com compares facility costs of downtown DC tech firms.

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