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Two Thirds of Companies Uncertain of Mobile Data Security
AMSTERDAM, November 24/PRNewswire-FirstCall/ --
- A Recent Survey at Mobile Enterprise '09 Shows Majority of Companies Uncertain about Legal Protection
A recent survey of more than 100 delegates at Mobile Enterprise 09 hosted by Sybase, Inc. (NYSE: SY), an industry leader in
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Arizona City Fire District donates E-566 for use in training firefighters at Central Arizona College
PINAL COUNTY, Ariz. – Thanks to the generosity of the Arizona City Fire District, the Central Arizona College Regional Public Safety Training Facility has a shiny red fire truck standing watch at the Signal Peak Campus.
The 1000-gallon KME (Kovatch Mobile Equipment) engine, or pumper,
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Turn Your Twitter(TM) Tweets Into Books!
NEW YORK, Nov. 23 /PRNewswire/ -- Millions of Twitter(TM) users have the chance to save their fleeting "tweets" as a permanent printed and bound record at TweetBookz. The trendy books, in hard or soft covers, are available online from www.TweetBookz.com and contain up to 200 of their most
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Raytheon's Rolling Airframe Missile Completes Key Flight Tests
TUCSON, Ariz., Nov. 23, 2009 /PRNewswire/ -- Raytheon Company's (NYSE: RTN) Rolling Airframe Missile Block 2 successfully completed three instrumented test vehicle flights between April and October designed to demonstrate the system's upgraded kinematic capabilities.
The tests focused on
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Yulex Named Arizona's 2009 Green Innovator of the Year
Arizona company receives Governor's Celebration of Innovation honor for its business success, sustainable environmental practices and scientific achievement
MARICOPA, Ariz., Nov. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- The Arizona Technology Council presented Yulex Corporation with the Green Innovator of the Year
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It's Oh So Easy to Forget the Pioneers in Women's Rights
Ms. McMillen, Department Chair and Mary Reynolds Babcock Professor of History at Davidson College, is the author of Seneca Falls and the Origins of the Women’s Rights Movement (Oxford UP, 2008).
In light of the recently released Shriver Report (“A Woman’s Nation Changes
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Terry Goddard demands Health Net notify customers of security breach
(Phoenix, Ariz. -- Nov. 20, 2009) Attorney General Terry Goddard today called on Health Net, a Connecticut-based insurance company, to immediately notify its Arizona policyholders whose personal, medical and financial information was either lost or stolen in a data breach that occurred six months
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Dysfunctional Movie Thanksgivings Make Us Grateful for Our Families, According to Blockbuster Survey
DALLAS, Nov. 19 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- If your family gives you more indigestion at Thanksgiving than the turkey, Blockbuster Inc. (NYSE:BBI) (NYSE: BBI.B) has a list of movies that will help you see it's all relative. In a recent poll conducted on blockbuster.com, movie fans named which films
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Seeing Red: The Budget Deficit - Past, Present and Future
Iwan Morgan is the author of The Age of Deficits: Presidents and unbalanced Budgets from Jimmy Carter to George W. Bush, which is published this month by the University Press of Kansas.
In Fiscal Year (FY) 2009, the United States government incurred its largest ever peacetime budget deficit
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Recognition of veterans and those who contributed to patriotic ceremonies in Superior mingle at Veterans’ Day event last week
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Mr. Edward Garcia, a U.S. military veteran who at age 99 is the oldest member of both the Superior VFW and American Legion posts, was honored at the November 11 Veterans’ Day ceremonies with an award. (Cindy Tracy photo)
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A very special veteran of the United States military was honored at Veterans’ Day ceremonies at Fairview Cemetery on November 11.
Dressed in his dark, spic and span uniform, Superior resident and U.S. veteran Edward Garcia appeared at the event and was recognized for his service to his country.
At 99 years young, Mr. Garcia is the oldest member of both veterans’ organizations that are active in Superior, the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion. He sat with the dignitaries waiting to speak to the large crowd that had gathered at the cemetery to honor the
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