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BlackBerry payday too late for some.(cases for companies)(Brief article)

Starting with chairman Kevin Martin, the Federal Communications Commission is an agency chockablock with alumni of Wiley, Rein & Fielding, the prestigious Washington, D.C., law firm headed by former FCC chairman Richard Wiley, who stands athwar Starting with chairman Kevin Martin, the Federal Communications...

Tags: FCC, Rein, RIM BlackBerry, Wiley Rein & Fielding

Research articles 2006-03-20

IAAP's Annual Convention.(Illinois Association of Aggregate Producers )

Staff The Illinois Association of Aggregate Producers conducts 37th annual event in Springfield The Illinois Association of Aggregate Producers IAAP conducted its 37th annual convention in Springfield. The May 12 event, held at the Cr...

Tags: Rein, Riverstone, Vulcan Materials Co.

Research articles 2005-07-11

Through the Wire.(rules for Federal Communications Commission)(Comcast Corp.'s fiber optic cable)(baby-boomer generation)

By Ted Hearn, Linda Haugsted and Linda Moss BlackBerry Payday Too Late For Some Ted Hearn Starting with chairman Kevin Martin, the Federal Communications Commission is an agency chockablock with alumni...

Tags: cable, Comcast Corp., FCC, fiber-optic cable, fiber-optics, Rein, Ted, Wiley Rein & Fielding

Research articles 2006-03-20

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Vital to take reins of Alameda school district

Kirsten Vital, associate superintendent for the Oakland Unified School District, will take the helm in January as superintendent for the Alameda Unified School District. She will succeed Ardella Dailey, who will retire in January for personal family reasons. Vital and her attorney-consultant husband, Alan, live in Oakland....

Articles 2008-11-26

Rugby Union: Shaw targets repeat snow

Byline: By NICK PUREWAL JOE SHAW reckons that Westoe's giantkillers have what it takes to pull off another cup upset, thanks to in-built team spirit and work ethic. Westoe dumped cocky Loughborough Students out of the National Trophy at the Bunker on Saturday, defeating their higherleague...

Articles 2008-11-25

Horse Racing: Kaha breaks duck

KIA KAHA looks a nice prospect for Jonjo O'Neill after breaking his duck over fences on only his second run over the bigger obstacles in the Oldfield Beginners' Chase at Ludlow. Second on his debut at Stratford just under a month ago, champion jockey Tony McCoy...

Articles 2008-11-25

Ballot for Headingley Ashes seats

YORKSHIRE are to open an online ballot to sell the remaining tickets for next summer's Ashes Test at Headingley. Seats for the fourth match of the npower series are scarce following high demand from the county's members, so the club have opted to conduct the general sale in...

Articles 2008-11-25

Schaeffer's Street Stories: Google Will Slash Contract Jobs to Rein in Costs

CINCINNATI -- Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) confirmed late yesterday that it will begin to "significantly" reduce the number of contract workers on its payroll. Company spokeswoman Jane Penner said, "We have been thinking for some time, before the acute phase of the economic crisis, about significantly reducing the number contract...

Articles 2008-11-25

Drop in passenger numbers hits Scottish taxi drivers TRANSPORT:

SCOTTISH taxi drivers are facing the prospect of a bleak midwinter as the recession cuts into customer numbers. The ongoing downturn - coupled with the threat of worse to come - has led to a fall in the number of people going out in the evenings. Drivers...

Articles 2008-11-23

Smith happy to have McCoist at helm

SCOTLAND Walter Smith insists he will be more than happy to hand over the reins to Ally McCoist when he brings his second spell at Rangers to an end - but he is well aware of the level of success he must first deliver in order...

Articles 2008-11-22

Away days are major cup theme

TWO of Huddersfield's top clubs embark on their Pennine League President 's Cup campaigns tomorrow - and will fancy their chances of progressing to the second round. St Joseph's and Moldgreen both face away trips, but will be travelling with some confidence. The task for Pennine...

Articles 2008-11-21

Barbara Lee to head Congressional Black Caucus

Rep. Barbara Lee, D-Oakland, was announced as chairwoman-elect of the Congressional Black Caucus at a Capitol Hill news conference Wednesday. She takes the 42-member caucus' reins as its power seems ascendant. Members will lead the House Judiciary, Homeland Security and Ways and Means committees in the 111th...

Articles 2008-11-19

Infobright Appoints Roger Cummings Vice President of Worldwide Sales Operations

Infobright ( www.infobright.com ), the open sourcedata warehousing company, today announced the appointment of Roger Cummingsas vice president of worldwide sales operations. Cummings brings more than20 years of experience in business-to-business software sales and channeldevelopment. Cummings will be responsible for growing Infobright's rapidlyexpanding customer base through both direct sales and...

Articles 2008-11-18

Tri-Valley Herald Nov. 18 letters to the editor

Much work to do Some thoughts on the election. We can all feel happy and take pride that we have crossed the barrier of racism by electing an African American to the highest office in our country. An incredible man will be taking the...

Articles 2008-11-18

Two bad as Saints reined in

ST JOHNSTONE'S lead at the top of Division One was cut to just three points after a 2-2 draw at Clyde. The Bully Wee went into the lead through Pat Clarke when he got on the end of a Dave MacKay cross to nod the ball...

Articles 2008-11-16

'Ready to take over the reins'

By James Carlson THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL In the aftermath of the 2006 election, in which Mark Parkinson was elected as Gov. Kathleen Sebelius' running mate, Parkinson's daughter returned from school where she had talked to her friends about the results. ...

Articles 2008-11-16

'Ready to take over the reins'

By James Carlson THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL In the aftermath of the 2006 election, in which Mark Parkinson was elected as Gov. Kathleen Sebelius' running mate, Parkinson's daughter returned from school where she had talked to her friends about the results. ...

Articles 2008-11-16

Multi-Award-Winning Independent Documentary Torn From the Flag Delivers a Tale of Political and Social Change That Offers Strong Parallels to the Global Environment of Today

HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Nov. 15 /PRNewswire/ -- Klaudia Kovacs' Torn from the Flag, submitted for OscarR consideration, exemplifies the human needs for hope and freedom, and the need to throw off the reins of oppression, thus delivering a timely message with strong parallels to today's global sense of uncertainty. ...

Articles 2008-11-16

Stay the night Cafe du Vaudeville Brussels

Brussels' newest hotel is housed in one of its oldest buildings. The ultra-chic Galerie de la Reine, off Grand' Place, was one of the first shopping malls in the world. Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels frequented the Galerie's Cafe du Vaudeville when it opened in 1847. Later, Victor Hugo and...

Articles 2008-11-16

Door opens for Putin to return to Kremlin

Constitutional reform would allow ex-president to make dramatic comeback THE RUSSIAN parliament has taken the first step towards extending the country's presidential term, fuelling speculation that the Prime Minister, Vladimir Putin, could soon return to the Kremlin. The State Duma, Russia's lower house...

Articles 2008-11-15