Unions: Where s Hoffa when you need em?
Boca Raton News - Police Benevolent Association (PBA) representing the Palm Beach County Sheriff s Department. The recent skirmish was a tempest in a teapot with the CWA union rep complaining that he had not been advised of proposed health care plan changes
NetIQ Dips Big Toe In Process Automation Software
Network Computing - NetIQ introduced a compelling new IT Process Automation tool, Aegis (pronounced e-gis). Unlike BMC and HP that went on a shopping spree to gobble up Opsware/iConclude and RealOps this summer, NetIQ took the novel approach to develop the software from
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Information Week - The Smart Antenna RF Test Alliance looks to promote beamforming, which can increase the power in the direction the signal is to be sent. Despite a 94% year-over-year decline in net income, investors seem to agree with the company’s rosy outlook for
Put To The Test: Guardium SQL Guard 6.0
Intelligent Enterprise - Need to get a grip on what’s going on within your database environment? Look no further than the SQL Guard 6.0 database extrusion prevention appliance. Guardium has thrown in practically every feature you’ll need to lock down sensitive data–all that
802.11n Wireless: Is Now The Time To Deploy?
Information Week - In most enterprises, Ethernet plus a little Wi-Fi equals network access. Sure, some industries thrive on wireless LANs, but more commonly, Wi-Fi is a convenience, deployed to provide mobile access to information in public spaces. Proponents of the
October 29th, 2007
Wabash has paranormal research group
Marion Chronicle-Tribune - Cliff Bowling, research and equipment; Chris Fleshood, another lead investigator specializing in demonology; and his wife, Krista Fleshood, investigator-in-training. He said his 11-year-old son, Khristian, also does evidence review/analysis. He’s
News briefs from around Kentucky at 5:58 a.m. EDT
Lexington Herald-Leader - It’s getting to where Kentucky children can’t afford to go to Kentucky colleges,” Beshear said during the sometimes spirited debate aired on television stations in Bowling Green, Hazard, Lexington, Louisville and Huntington, W.Va. Fletcher said the
Police Blotter
Courier News - Money missing from safe at bowling alley A safe at Woodview Lanes, 11 Woodview Drive, was reported broken into on consecutive days, police reports said. Manager Victor Leckstein, according to reports, said someone stole $345 from the safe Friday
Bowling for a cause
Detroit Free Press - Carrie Noble, 32, of Redford Township was diagnosed with breast cancer in July 2005 when she was nine months pregnant. A sales manager for the Dearborn Doubletree Hotel, Carrie learned in May that the cancer had metastasized to her lungs. Two friends
Test drought no problem
Sportal.com.au - The influence of Australian coaches Dav Whatmore and more recently Tom Moody would have helped them become better players of fast bowling, Gilchrist believed. “You would imagine they would have tapped into that resource quite well,” he said. “They’ve
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Toledo Blade - The future of wireless and innovation is the subject of the keynote speaker Robert Crow at the 16th annual Canada-Ohio Business Dinner Nov. 7 at Bowling Green State University, at 4:45 p.m. in 101B Olscamp Hall. Speaker: Mr. Crow is an executive at
October 29th, 2007