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Cox has found some Good Guys
December 6, 2000 7:00 pm | by Karen Kessler-Tanaka | CommentsGood guys in Las Vegas and Orange County, Calif. are helping Cox promote its Digital Cable starter kit. Good Guys is a San Francisco-based consumer electronics retailer. The kit will retail for $29.99 and includes digital cable installation, one month of digital basic service, three digital tiers, multiplex-premium channels, five pay-per-view movie coupons and an instructional video and handbook.
Million modem mania
December 5, 2000 7:00 pm | by Karen Kessler-Tanaka | CommentsCom21 is having a good week. In addition to being selected as a National Cable Television Cooperative preferred vendor, as CED previously reported, Com21 has also shipped its one-millionth DOXport 1110 modem. "Shipping our flagship product, the DOXport 1110, as our one-millionth modem is an auspicious milestone.
Cox avoids potential trouble, reigns in its cable modem fees
December 4, 2000 7:00 pm | by Karen Kessler-Tanaka | CommentsCox must be in the holiday spirit. Either that or the courts stepped in. The MSO has stopped collecting and paying cable Internet franchise fees in some Western states because of a court decision that could make the MSO legally liable. It all began back in June 2000 when the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled that cable Internet access was in part a telecom service, and blocked l...
Gateway to digital TV
December 4, 2000 7:00 pm | by Karen Kessler-Tanaka | CommentsMetroCast Cablevision's multi-million dollar upgrade is near completion and the MSO will be set to launch its digital TV service to subscribers in New Hampshire. TVGateway, an interactive program guide, will be a significant part of the digital offering to MetroCast's 35,000 subscribers. TVGateway is a joint venture between four of the six largest U.
Corning makes what?
December 4, 2000 7:00 pm | by Karen Kessler-Tanaka | CommentsYou think Corning, you think cookware on your mother's shelf. You know, the stuff that goes from the fridge, to the oven to the table. Well, that was true, but Corning wants to show us their 21st century image. Corning's primary focus in these highly technical times is making the hair-thin glass strands that snake through the world's telecommunications networks.
New broadband alliance in China
December 4, 2000 7:00 pm | by Karen Kessler-Tanaka | CommentsAll the action seems to be overseas these days. Shanghai Telecom (STC), AT&T and Shanghai Information Investment Inc. (SII), have inked a deal to bring broadband IP value-added services to commercial customers in Pudong New Area, Shanghai. China is experiencing fast growth in the telecom sector, with China NetTV Holdings and China Broadband establishing firm market shares.
Be afraid, be very afraid.
December 4, 2000 7:00 pm | by Karen Kessler-Tanaka | CommentsEchoStar has admitted it may not be technically equipped to compete with cable's two-way broadband Internet-access service. EchoStar, the second-largest direct-broadcast satellite provider, said the DBS's introduction of two-way Internet access is probably no match for cable's high-speed Internet service bundled with digital-video and, in some cases, local phone service.
New modem for home and SOHO
December 3, 2000 7:00 pm | by Karen Kessler-Tanaka | CommentsAnnounced at the Western Show last week, Home Wireless and Future Networks have said that they have developed a prototype of the FN110 cable modem with Home Wireless Networks' AirWay TransPort system. The prototype demonstrates a wireless voice and data Local Area Network with cable modem compatibility for the home or small office.
Level 3 has a new wire
December 3, 2000 7:00 pm | by Karen Kessler-Tanaka | CommentsLevel 3 has laid the first new transatlantic Internet and communications cable to cross the Atlantic in two years. The 3,700-mile long submarine system, affectionately named "Yellow," connects North American and European broadband systems and features 320 gigabits with upgrade capability to 1.28 terabits.
OpenTV opens new doors
December 3, 2000 7:00 pm | by Karen Kessler-Tanaka | CommentsOpenTV is making waves across the Pacific. The interactive television provider will deploy its iTV services in Singapore for Media Corporation. OpenTV expects to begin a pilot by next month and will deploy set-top boxes on MediaCorp's digital network. "OpenTV's operating software and applications have also been selected for deployment by Asia Pacific MSOs, including TVB in Hong Kong, for launch...
Wink, click, and win!
December 3, 2000 7:00 pm | by Karen Kessler-Tanaka | CommentsWink subscribers have shown just how much they like their iTV. The interactive TV provider is holding a contest that lets Wink-enabled cable TV subscribers win free cable service and products when they interact with the enhanced programming. The contest, being held nationwide, is offered to more than 250,000 households in 16 cable markets.
Time Warner and Liberate talking?
December 3, 2000 7:00 pm | by Karen Kessler-Tanaka | CommentsTime Warner may be conversing with Liberate Technologies about piloting Liberate's interactive-television software. The possible agreement may have something to do with Time Warner's pending merger with AOL. The online provider's recently launched "AOLTV" service uses Liberate as its underlying software.
Microsoft to develop set-top solution
November 30, 2000 7:00 pm | by Karen Kessler-Tanaka | CommentsMicrosoft has signed a memorandum of understanding with Octal, a group of system engineers in Portugal, to develop a prototype advanced set-top box for European digital video broadcasting and North American cable set-top box markets. The goal of the alliance is to develop for cable operators a set-top solution based on Microsoft's TV software and the Octal hardware platforms.
Adelphia adds Scientific-Atlanta headends
November 30, 2000 7:00 pm | by Karen Kessler-Tanaka | CommentsAdelphia Communications has purchased additional digital headends from Scientific- Atlanta to further support its goal for deploying digital set-tops to its more than 5.6 million subscribers. When complete, the deployment is expected to pass an additional 2.3 million homes by 1Q 2001. The installations will cover the eastern half of the U.
From the Western Show:
November 30, 2000 7:00 pm | by Karen Kessler-Tanaka | CommentsThe world according to John Chambers Cisco CEO John Chambers sees a market where the broadband connection is merely the ante and the real game is in execution and services. In a private session with trade journalists Thursday - away from the clamor of the Western Cable Show floor, Chambers emphasizes the winners in the volatile broadband Internet game will be those that get to market early and ...


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Deion Sanders, former Dallas Cowboy, and his wife, Pilar Sanders, were both in court in McKinney last week seeking protective orders against the other.
The hearing took place before Judge Ray Wheless of the 366th District Court. Deion and Pilar were involved in a fight April 23 at their Prosper home.
Pilar was charged with assault and spent the night in the Collin County Detention Center. The next day, Deion was cited in the incident. Also that day, a justice of the peace issued an emergency protective order against Pilar, ordering her to stay at least 100 yards from their residence for 60 days.
In opening remarks Thursday morning, Deion's attorney Rick Robertson said Mrs. Sanders had been physically abusive with the couple's three children and said they were often late for school and often did not do their homework.
Robertson described his client as a family man who spent time with his children and working with an organization called the Prime Time Association, which Deion and Pilar founded to help kids gain confidence and improve their athletic abilities.
Pilar's attorney, Larry Friedman, told another side of the story. He said Deion cheated on his wife "from day one," was never involved with his daughter and only with sports with the couple's two sons.
Friedman held up a copy of a book by Deion titled, "Power, Money and Sex" with the subtitle, "How Success Almost Ruined My Life." He said that Deion has a split personality and that the book needs to be updated, leaving out the word "almost."
Friedman also told the judge that Deion violated the gag order by being on Good Morning America, "the most watched of the morning shows," to tell his side of the story, and also discussed the situation on radio and Twitter.
"He needs to know that the court is in charge and that he is not in charge," Friedman said.
He pointed to Pilar, a rather small woman, and then to Deion and referred to "the preposterous story that that girl beat him up." He described Pilar as "a mom who needs to be in the house."
Robertson, on the other hand, said she should be kept out of the home because his client has several valuable items in the home, including memoirs of his sports career, and she might either "remove or destroy them."
Jeff Shore, a court-appointed attorney to represent the Sanders children, told the judge that the Sanders have "three great children who are going through nightmares."
"If the three children are interviewed, the court will get a much better picture of what is going on," he said.
Wheless agreed to talk with each of the three Sanders children.
As the hearing got under way just after 10 a.m., nine attorneys representing the Sanders family in different ways stood in front of the judge for about 20 minutes.
The audience in the crowded courtroom could only hear mumbling while the judge and attorneys apparently discussed technical issues of the case.
While the attorneys talked with the judge, Deion and Pilar sat alone at the long table near the front of the courtroom, only a few feet from each other. They never made eye contact.
Following the discussion between the judge and attorneys, about 15 witnesses came forward to stand and be sworn in. The judge then asked them to wait in the hall until they were called in to testify and not to discuss the case with anyone.
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"I've had the time of my life here and that gets me excited for what's coming next. ... It's so unreal and so above anything I could've ever imagined." — U.S. swimmer Missy "The Missile" Franklin, after capping off a brilliant Olympic debut by helping the U.S. take gold in the women's 400 medley relay with a world-record time. ___ EDITOR'S NOTE — "Eyes on London" shows you the Olympics through the eyes of Associated Press journalists across the 2012 Olympic city and around the world. Follow them on Twitter where available with the handles listed after each item.
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Fairbanks, Alaska, is the place to view the northern lights (aurora borealis) next year, when the sunspots put on a spectacular show in the sky. It's the end of an 11-year solar cycle so the show should be exceptionally beautiful. Go in late summer for the best view.
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Sitting at number 5 is to assert yourself. I have to learn this step myself. Sometimes college students take on too many tasks, thinking that they can manage them all. When, in reality, they just need to say no to some things and to take some time for themselves. During the times of final, you want your life to be as calm and peaceful as possible and being involved in too much might take that time away from you.
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Suspended state Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin was convicted Thursday of six of seven corruption charges she faced while her sister and aide, Janine Orie, was convicted of all six counts she faced for allegedly misusing state-paid court and Senate staffers to do political work on Melvin's 2003 and 2009 Supreme Court campaigns.
Jurors said they were unable to decide only one count of official oppression against Melvin, 56, who was accused of firing her Superior Court law clerk-turned-key witness, Lisa Sasinoski, after she objected to doing political work in 2003.
The sisters were each found guilty of several counts of theft of services, as well as criminal conspiracy, and one count each of misappropriation of state property.
Janine Orie, 58, was also convicted of evidence tampering for ordering a Superior Court staffer to delete political files from court computers once the Allegheny County district attorney began investigating in late 2009.
One of Melvin's conspiracy convictions stemmed from cover-up activity, too: a three-way call between herself, a third sister, former state Sen. Jane Orie, and Orie's former chief of staff Jamie Pavlot. During the call, Melvin and Jane Orie allegedly told Pavlot to remove any political documents from a file Pavlot took home after they learned of the investigation.
Melvin and her attorneys left the courtroom without commenting after sheriff's deputies blocked off a hallway to keep reporters away.
Janine Orie's attorney, James DePasquale, said of the verdict, "I didn't like it, I'll tell you that."
"She's been on trial for a month, she's had this hanging over her head for, what, three-and-a-quarter years? She's devastated."
Melvin and Janine Orie, who followed her sister as a Supreme Court aide, have been suspended without pay and the Judicial Conduct Board has disciplinary charges pending against Melvin. It was not immediately clear what impact the verdict might have on that proceeding, though the board's general counsel, Robert Graci, and other attorneys monitored much of the trial.
Pennsylvania Bar Association president Thomas Wilkinson said the "verdict represents a sad chapter in the history of Pennsylvania's justice system" and bolsters the association's position that justices should be appointed, not elected. Wilkinson said he's hoping the court - which has been split with 3 Republican and 3 Democrat justices since Melvin, the Republican swing vote, has been suspended - will soon have a seventh justice.


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Martin Edlund
Chief Executive Officer
Martin Edlund is a founding member and CEO of Malaria No More. During his tenure at Malaria No More, he has implemented high-profile engagement campaigns leveraging cutting edge mobile, social, and e-commerce platforms as Chief Marketing Officer. He has been instrumental in shaping the narrative of the complex and evolving issue of malaria for leadership audiences across the globe, beginning with his work around the White House Summit on Malaria. Edlund also lived and worked in West Africa as Malaria No More's Director of New Programs, where he helped launch innovative net distribution and education campaigns with country leadership and local partners in Senegal, Cameroon, and Chad.
Prior to joining MNM, Martin was a journalist for The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The New Republic and Slate, among other publications, and a political consultant in Washington, D.C., specializing in online campaign strategies.
Diane Ford
Chief Operating Officer
Diane joined Malaria No More in 2009 bringing more than ten years of management experience. She is a Managing Director in the New York office and has served as the organization's Chief Operating Officer since 2011. In her role as COO, Diane oversees Human Resources, Finance, and Information Services functions. As a member of the senior management team, Diane participates in the development and implementation of policies, strategy, planning and operational goals and objectives.
Prior to joining Malaria No More, Diane held senior roles in finance, human resources and general management for Princeton Speech-Language & Learning Center, Credit Suisse First Boston and Mabon Securities Corp.
Mark Allen
Senior Director of Program Investment Operations
Mark is currently the Senior Director of Program Investment Operations where he is responsible for supporting Malaria No More's high impact malaria control programs in Africa. Prior to waging war against mosquitoes, Mark has donned a collection of titles including management consultant, Peace Corps Volunteer, grad student and banker. Fortunately, he has finally found his way and spends his free time planning for his retirement in the next five years when malaria becomes no more.
Hannah Bowen
Director of Research & Strategy
Hannah serves as Malaria No More's Director of Research & Strategy, managing research projects related to program investments across Africa. Her goal is to turn massive survey data files and reams of transcripts into less frightening tools for planning programs and measuring their impact (by means of a fancy regression or two if necessary). She previously worked as a Project Manager for Africa at InterMedia in Washington DC and Nairobi, overseeing research projects about media and communication in fourteen African countries for clients in the public and nonprofit sectors. Hannah received a bachelor's degree in Political Science from Yale and a Master's in Public Administration in International Development from Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. In between, she was a project manager in California's wine country and a Peace Corps volunteer in rural Ghana.
Trish Delude
Program Officer, Special Projects
As a Program Officer on the Africa Programs team, Trish manages projects related to Malaria No More's health communications and commodity interventions across Africa. Prior to joining Malaria No More, Trish worked with sister organization Millennium Promise. She received her BA in Anthropology from the American University in Washington, D.C. with a focus on social justice issues. Hailing from Massachusetts, Trish enjoys shredding the gnar and is known to bike to work all the way from Brooklyn. Cue applause.
Jeff Doyle
Impact Program Officer
Jeff Doyle is a Program Officer at Malaria No More, working on the organization's investments in Africa. His work primarily focuses on malaria diagnostics and treatment, in addition to supporting in-country staff. Prior to joining MNM, Jeff studied international development at the University of Virginia and worked with a number of health and education nonprofits focusing on health and education.
Joel Goldman
Director of Entertainment Industry Relations
Joel Goldman, Entertainment Industry Relations Director, works around the clock to connect celebrities to the cause. Before joining MNM, Joel created entertainment industry relations offices for Feeding America and St. Jude. He carved out his niche of connecting organizations and celebrities when he joined the staff of the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation. Joel graduated Indiana University's School of Public and Environmental Affairs back when the '80s were cool, and has worked with non-profits ever since. Joel lives and works in Santa Monica, C.A., where he's been a mentor to foster kids, like Rigo, who against all odds, will graduate from college next year!
Mary Anne Huntsman
Senior Advocacy Officer
Mary Anne is thrilled to be a part of the Malaria Policy Center. She studied Piano Performance at the Manhattan School of Music. She has won and placed in numerous competitions and has been invited to solo with Major Symphony Orchestras around the world. Mary Anne lived in Beijing, China the past few years teaching and performing piano. She recently worked on her father's Presidential campaign where she was active with her sisters as the jon2012girls. She interned at the White House in 2004 and also worked in Finance on John McCain's Presidential campaign. She is the oldest of seven children.
Hannah Kaye
Director, Policy & Advocacy
Hannah Kaye joined the Malaria No More Policy Center from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, where she helped advance the foundation's global health and development priorities in the United States and in the Asia-Pacific region. Previously, Hannah worked for the US Global Leadership Coalition, where she focused on aid reform and civilian-military coordination policy, and as a member of the international affairs practice of the Glover Park Group. Her international affairs experience also includes stints as a community development volunteer in rural Honduras and as a supervisor of volunteers in four communities throughout rural Paraguay.
Hannah received a BA in Public Policy Studies from Duke and an MA in Global Security Studies from Johns Hopkins.
Michelle Keith
Marketing Director
Michelle Keith, Marketing Director at Malaria No More, spends her days working to elevate the MNM brand through producing creative content and building agency and cause-marketing partnerships. Prior to joining the fight against malaria, Michelle worked at the advertising firm Bartle Bogle Hegarty (BBH), where she managed brands like Axe, British Airways, the City of New York and fought against bad men's grooming techniques and terrible airline service. Michelle holds a Bachelor's degree in Commerce and Spanish Language from the University of Virginia. Michelle loves kids, travelling, hot sauce, and an unapologetic slow clap.
Kevin Lee
Staff Accountant
Kevin is Staff Accountant at Malaria No More working in the accounting/financing department. His work focuses on day-to-day operations, including maintaining the company's general ledger, preparing financial statements, working on special projects as requested and more. Kevin received a Bachelor's of Business Administration in Accounting from Baruch College. And is a proud New Yorker, who spends his winters snowboarding and his summers biking around the city.
Erica Lichtenberger Vogel
Communications Manager
Erica Lichtenberger Vogel, Communications Manager at Malaria No More, focuses on fighting malaria and engaging press, partners and the public in spreading the word and raising awareness of the disease. Prior to joining the team, she worked at Porter Novelli where she represented Band-Aid, Mercedes, Timberland and many other consumer brands. While at the public relations agency, Erica also co-founded Jack + Bill, the award winning pop-up PR agency. Erica's passion for international health was sparked when she taught HIV/AIDS awareness classes in Tanzania. With southern roots in Houston, Texas, she enjoys traveling, reading, running and blogging on Buzzwords!
Irene Newman
Human Resources Manager
Irene Newman, Human Resources Manager, services the people-side of Malaria No More with overall delivery of HR Services. Prior to joining the team, she worked in several industries in management: airline, financial, retail, and nonprofit. In her spare time, she volunteers at a community college to work alongside students of different cultures helping them with their resume writing, interviewing skills and finding prospective jobs. Irene received her Bachelor's degree in Economics from Hunter College of The City University of New York.
Lianne Pimentel
Development Associate
Development Associate, Lianne joined Malaria No more in spring 2012. She assists the development team in donor outreach, strategy and management, as well overseeing all database needs for the organization. Prior to joining the team, Lianne worked at Right To Play USA where she worked in a development capacity. Originally from California, Lianne moved to New York after graduating from the University of San Diego with a degree in International Relations.
Liza Rosa
Administrative Assistant
Liza Rosa is the Administrative Assistant at Malaria No More. She supports the organization on a variety of administrative projects. Before joining MNM, she was formerly part of our sister organization, Millennium Promise and was part of Sista II Sista, a non-profit organization dedicated to ending violence against women. While volunteering and working at Sista II Sista, she developed a keen interest in non-profit organizations and began her career in the non-profit sector. She is devoted to helping people and creating a change in society.
Johanna Simon
Program Director
Johanna Simon is a Director overseeing Malaria No More's pan-African communications program NightWatch, which launched in Senegal, Cameroon, Tanzania and Chad. Previously, Johanna worked at Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide, specializing in public awareness campaigns with a focus on women's health. Additionally, Johanna has consulted for NGOs in Ghana, Rwanda and Uganda on issues ranging from HIV behavior change communications to genocide reconciliation. She also served as a communications specialist on medical missions to prevent blindness in Mongolia, Cuba, Syria and India. Johanna received her B.A. in Communications from the Annenberg School at the University of Pennsylvania and her masters in International Health Policy and Management from NYU's Wagner School.
Jara Small
Program Manager
Jara is a Program Manager at Malaria No More, overseeing the programs and operations in Cameroon and Chad, including the implementation of the NightWatch media campaign. Prior to joining Malaria No More, Jara worked as a Program Manager with the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) in Swaziland, focusing on supply chain management and the implementation of a nationwide health system strengthening project. Before moving into public health, Jara spent several years working in finance in Washington, D.C., and in microfinance in Tanzania as a Kiva Fellow and Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar. Jara received a Bachelor's of Business Administration in Finance and Entrepreneurship from The George Washington University.
Thomas Snyder
Accounting Manager
Thomas is the Accounting Manager at Malaria No More where he is responsible for ensuring that accounting operations are in compliance with GAAP. A larger part of his role involves supporting the teams in a fast paced demanding environment and providing reporting metrics in many complexities. It's challenging yet rewarding. The real challenge involves being complex and compliant. Prior to Malaria No More, Tom worked for many organizations by helping optimize their internal operations and was able to apply that breadth of work into MNM's operation.Outside of work, Tom is a self-proclaimed throw down chef and is inspired by his love of food.
Josh Tabb
Digital Strategist
As the Digital Strategist for Malaria No More, Josh is responsible for everything that does not take place in the "real world". As the keeper of all things web and social media, Josh is true believer in the concept of technology for good, and is busy rallying the online world to the global mission to end deaths from malaria. Josh joins Malaria No More after four years of experience working on the Interactive Strategies for the Case Foundation, the charitable foundation of former AOL executives Jean and Steve Case. Josh is a diehard bills fan, despite the fact that they are quite possibly the worst team in the NFL, for 13 straight years.
Richard Thayer
Events + Special Projects Manager
Richard started as Events Manager at MNM after two years working for NY Sen. Chuck Schumer on his successful 2010 re-election campaign, helping to plan over 150 events in NYC and throughout the country to raise nearly $18 million in campaign funds. Prior to moving to New York, he worked in the D.C. office of veteran political consultant Nancy Jacobson following 8 months on the ground in New Hampshire, Missouri and Ohio for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign. He went to Georgetown University, where he caught the political bug majoring in Government and African-American Studies and led the school's AIDS Coalition. He is from Cincinnati, OH and plans to stay in NYC for a long time.
Katie Todd
Communications Officer, Malaria Policy Center
Katie Todd is the Communications Officer at the Malaria No More Policy Center in Washington D.C. where she works to engage press and policymakers in the fight against malaria. She previously served as Communications Coordinator on a gubernatorial campaign. Todd became interested in global health while studying abroad in Botswana during college, where she witnessed the impact of diseases such as malaria and HIV/AIDS on the population. Todd grew up outside of Chicago and holds a Bachelor's degree in biology from Colby College in Maine.
Luke Waltman
Policy and Advocacy Manager, Malaria Policy Center
Luke Waltman is the Policy and Advocacy Manager for the Malaria Policy Center. He advocates in support of the fight against malaria to the U.S. Congress and works to build partnerships with other global health organizations utilizing the bipartisan approach established during his service as Deputy Legislative Assistant to Senator Ben Nelson. Luke was previously a technology professional working at a Nebraska-based high-technology startup, GC Image, LLC and worked on local political campaigns. Luke earned a Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln.
Jennifer Wilson Zary
Director of Development
Jennifer Wilson Zary, Director, Grants & Foundation Relations, manages institutional donor relations and grant reporting at Malaria No More. Prior to joining the team, she worked as a Partner Relations Manager at the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI), where she managed a broad donor portfolio focused on global health issues. Previously, Jennifer worked for the State Department and in strategy consulting with Bain & Company. She received a Bachelor's in History from Brown University and an MPhil in International Relations from the University of Cambridge.


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Welcome to CEO+CEO: Perspectives on Excellence – a series of interviews that give you the opportunity to listen to James Gorman talk with some of the most influential leaders in business.
Our fifth installment of Perspectives on Excellence features Alan Mulally, President and Chairman of Ford Motor Company. Alan began his career at Ford in 2006 after 37 years with Boeing, where he was responsible for all of the company's commercial airplane programs. Largely accredited with saving Ford, Mulally was the subject of the recently published book, American Icon: Alan Mulally and the Fight to Save Ford Motor Company, which chronicles his efforts to break down silos in order to unite Ford under one brand to avoid bankruptcy and drive the company back to profitability. Mulally has been named "Businessperson of the Year" by Fortune, one of "The World's Most Influential People" by TIME, and "Industry Leader of the Year" by Automotive News, in addition to serving on President Obama's Export Council.
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CEO+CEO: James Gorman + Alan Mulally
November 29, 2012
Mulally explains the importance of manufacturing as the reason behind his decision to come to Ford in 2006.
Defending his bankrupt competitors in Washington was his toughest business decision, says Mulally, while Gorman comments on fiscal policy challenges.
Mulally discusses his meeting with President Obama, and Gorman comments on the origins of entitlement programs as part of the revenue vs. cost debate.
Mulally reveals the story behind his famous weekly Business Plan Review (BPR) meetings.
Mulally attributes Ford's success to the partnership between vision and execution, while Gorman reiterates the need for a business to stay true to its strengths.
When asked about the hypothetical position of "CEO of the U.S. economy", Gorman likens it to China's planned economy.
Mullaly stresses the importance of stakeholders uniting to create an "exciting, viable, profitably growing company", when asked about unions in the future.
Mulally emphasizes the importance of negotiating true free trade agreements as well as addressing currency manipulation.


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Stocks Slip After Hitting 2012 Highs, Hurt by Tech Stocks
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Major U.S. equity indices fell, reversing gains, after reaching their highest levels of the year earlier in the day. Technology stocks led the declines.
A comment from Dennis Lockhart, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, that more monetary easing may not cure many of the current economic problems also contributed to the lost momentum.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 68 points, or 0.5%, to 13,204.
The blue-chip index, which began the day up 8.6% so far in 2012, ran as high as 13,330.76 earlier in the day, coming within 10 points of its intraday high for the year and eclipsing its May 1 closing peak for 2012 of 13,279.32.
Losers were outpaced gainers on the Dow 22 to 8. The biggest percentage winners were JPMorgan Chase(JPM) , Cisco(CSCO) , Kraft(KFT) and McDonald's(MCD) .
Blue-chip losers included Verizon(VZ) , Merck(MRK) , Walt Disney(DIS) and Hewlett-Packard(HPQ) .
The S&P 500 lost 5 points, or 0.4%, to 1,413.17. The index's session-peak of 1426.68 was a new high for 2012 and its best overall level since May 2008.
The strongest sectors in the broad market were basic materials, financials, capital goods and consumer cyclicals. The weakest were technology and utilities.
A big weight in the technology sector was Apple(AAPL) , which reached a new intraday high of $674.88 at the start of the session, but slid 1.4% by the close. The stock was hit with a rare analyst downgrade by a little-known firm.
The Nasdaq shed 9 points, or 0.3%, to 3,067.
As has been the case throughout August, volume was comparatively light with just 3.23 billion shares changing hands on the New York Stock Exchange and 1.56 billion shares in play on the Nasdaq.
The market's initial rally was fueled by optimism that upcoming meetings between top eurozone officials later this week may result in progress on easing the continent's debt crisis.


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Emory "Clay" Battle
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Emory "Clay" Battle, 63, a resident of Orange Beach, Alabama passed away Tuesday, October 16, 2012 in Dothan.
Memorial services will be held 2 pm Saturday, October 20, 2012 at Wolfe-Bayview Funeral Home in Fairhope, AL. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Covenant Hospice, 104 Rock Bridge Road, Dothan, Alabama 36303.
Mr. Battle was born May 13, 1949 in Barbour County Alabama and he lived the early years of his life in Eufaula. Mr. Battle was a 1967 graduate of Eufaula High School and attended Troy State University on a music scholarship. He has resided in Baldwin County, Alabama for 20 years, where he owned and operated a consumer finance company in Foley, Alabama. While residing in Fairhope he was very active with the Fairhope Youth Sports and an officer of Alabama Lender's Association. Mr. Battle was preceded in death by his parents, Emory Clayton Battle and Martha Battle Crawford.
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Dear OLA'ers:
I have now seen several attacks on one or more members of the National
Lawyers Guild, concerning our work on behalf of defending OLA.
For several decades now I have resisted the temptation to respond to
personal attacks on myself. I do so for two main reasons: 1) they invariably
lead to a "he-said-she-said" back and forth which gets nowhere and only
serves to further inflame the situation. Instead, I prefer to let my work
speak for who I am and what I have done.mindful, of course, that I often
make mistakes in the course of my work for the movement. And certainly,
where comrades offer comradely criticism of my work, I do respond in an
effort to resolve differences and, in many cases, to confess and correct the
error of my ways. An example of the latter is my response to the criticism
over my guests on the Lawyers Guild radio show last week. After receiving
the criticism I explained, in writing, what had happened. I wrote that I had
been home sick for a week, starting the night of the LAPD evictions, and had
then immediately flown to NYC to meet with my lawyer, etc., and go to court
on my criminal case charging me with "resisting arrest" during my arrest at
a OWS protest I had previously attended. I explained that when, in NYC, I
realized I had not booked guests for the first of two shows I wanted to do
on OLA, I called the only two people I happened to have a number with me
for, Scott and Mario, and asked them to join me on the show and to invite
one or more women to join them on the show. (That's how Tamar came to be one
of our guests. She was accompanied by Lisa Clapier from the "media
committee," who I also invited to join us on the air, but Lisa said she
thought Mario and Scott and Tamar would be fine, and enough.)It was only on
Friday morning, after Thursday's show, that I realized some people were
upset with my choice of guests and that at any rate, all requests for guests
were now to go through the "legal committee." Now, since I had been out of
touch for two weeks, I didn't know this. In fact, I thought that, if
anything, such requests should go through the "media committee," who's
number I also did not have with me in NYC and so asked Scott, Mario, et al,
to see if my choices were ok with that committee. Anyway, once informed that
now such requests are to go through the "legal committee" I called my old
friend Julie Levine, explained my screw-up, and asked her how I should now
proceed to book guests for this week's show. She made a number of
suggestions for good guests, but I said I thought I should not just take her
suggestions, but go through the new "legal committee." She readily agreed
and gave me the contact info for Cheryl on the "legal committee" and that is
how I have now booked the guests that will be on this week's edition of The
Lawyers Guild show. In short, in the face of my unwitting screw-up, I
apologized and corrected my process for booking OLA guests on our radio
But what is one to say in the face of another e-mail attacking me
that is so factually baseless it has me meeting in NYC with two individuals
who, as a matter of fact, were in L.A. while I was in NYC defending myself
against the charges of resisting arrest? It would be pointless. So, no.I
don't respond to personal attacks on myself.
2) I also do not respond to personal attacks on myself because
experience has taught me that it only serves to add to the divisions that,
sadly, all-too-often exist within all political movements in this country.
In short, such personal attacks, as in this case, only serve to help the 1%
at the expense of the movement for the 99%, and so it's best to ignore them
and not respond in kind.
I do, however, respond to attacks on others in the movement. I do so
because in some cases the person attacked is so critically important to the
movement that failing to respond would do more harm to the movement than
responding does. Such is the case with the attacks on attorney Carol Sobel,
a former President of the Los Angeles Lawyers Guild and a leader in the
Lawyers Guild nationally. Perhaps more to the point, Carol is recognized
nation-wide as one of this country's premier civil rights and civil
liberties lawyers. The list of cases that she has handled for the movement
over her lifetime would fill a fat book. Her brilliance and tireless work
for our movement is historic and has been recognized as such by a great many
political movements, as well as by organizations of lawyers. But what
particularly upset me in one recent attack on Carol was the suggestion by
the attacker that Carol was in this line of work for the money! Again, the
list of people and organizations in this City, State and Nation who have
been the beneficiaries of Carol Sobel's free work for them, would fill a
very fat book. Carol Sobel simply does not deserve to be the recipient of
such an unfair and profoundly erroneous attack. I can only hope that the
person making the claim did so out of her ignorance and careless disregard
for the facts, and not maliciousness of intent. But in either case, an
apology is due Carol Sobel. (Frankly, it also angers and saddens me to see
others in the Guild attacked since we all worked night and day and, of
course, free-of-charge, to help the OLA movement the best we knew how. And
we continue to do that.)
Finally, if we hope our wonderful new movement for social and economic
justice prevails, we will have to be much smarter about recognizing who are
comrades and friends really are. For my part, I know that my enemies are not
the people in this movement, even those who sometimes engage in behavior
very hurtful to me, or to our movement. Rather, they are all my, and your,
comrades, and should be treated with respect and affection by all of us in
this movement. Certainly, I and the National Lawyers Guild stand ready, as
always, to defend all of our comrades in our movement regardless of what
faction or sub-group within our movement they may or may not happen to
represent. Indeed, every day now in the Guild office I continue to receive
calls for help, both from OLA and from numerous other L.A.-area occupations,
and I and other Guild members are pleased and thrilled to be able to answer
these calls for our help.
In Solidarity,
Jim Lafferty


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Project Rocket
With slick production, commercially minded songcraft, and a tabloid-grabbing bassist, Chicago's Fall Out Boy rose to the forefront of emo-pop in the mid-2000s. The band's four members first came together in suburban Wilmette, a bedroom community just 14 miles north of the Windy City, around 2001. Vocalist/guitarist Patrick Stump, bassist/lyricist Pete Wentz, drummer Andrew Hurley, and guitarist Joe Trohman had all been in and out of various units connected to Chicago's underground hardcore scene. Most notably, Hurley drummed for Racetraitor, the furiously political metalcore outfit whose brief output was both a rallying point and sticking point within the hardcore community.
As Fall Out Boy, the quartet used the unbridled intensity of hardcore as a foundation for melody-drenched pop-punk, with a heavy debt to the emo scene. They debuted with a self-released demo in 2001, following it up in May 2002 with a split LP (issued on the Uprising label) that also featured Project Rocket, for which Hurley also drummed. The band remained with the label for the release of a mini-LP, Fall Out Boy's Evening Out with Your Girl, but a bidding war of sorts was already in full swing.
Fall Out Boy's underground star status -- driven by the especially extroverted Wentz, who also gained exposure with his clothing line and Decaydance record label (an imprint of Fueled by Ramen) -- had boiled over into the mainstream. They toured extensively, supporting the album with international performances, arena dates, TRL visitations, late-night television gigs, and music award shows. Without taking a break, the musicians then hunkered down to work on their follow-up record with From Under the Cork Tree producer Neil Avron and, somewhat surprisingly, Babyface. Infinity on High, whose title was taken from a line in one of Van Gogh's personal letters, appeared in early February 2007, spearheaded by the hit single "This Ain't a Scene, It's an Arms Race." The album continued Fall Out Boy's streak, debuting at number one on the Billboard charts and going platinum one month later. Released in early 2008, the CD/DVD package Live in Phoenix documented the band's strength as a flashy live act, while the full-length studio effort Folie à Deux followed later that year.
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After winning her seventh Grammy Award for Best Short Form Music Video for "We Found Love" on February 10, Rihanna changed into her fourth outfit of the evening, a white long dress and beige cashmere coat with a fox collar, and, headed to the Island Def Jam 2013 Grammy After Party held at Osteria Mozz restaurant in L.A. Rihanna left that shindig to meet up with Chris Brown at the Supper Club. Changing from his white tuxedo into a black suit with gold studs on the sleeves, Chris, and Rihanna exited the second location in his orange Lamborghini.
Sisters with Voices, better known as SWV, made a fierce and bold comeback in Marquette Collection by Ty'ron Perrin at the Grammys. The Grammy nominated trio, comprised of singers, Tamara Johnson-George, Cheryl 'Coko' Clemons and Leanna 'Lelee' Lyons, made their daring re-emergence back into the limelight in lustrous custom gowns created by Philadelphia bred fashion designer, Ty'ron Perrin of the Marquette Collection. Known for offering whimsical, quality high fashion for the masses with a touch of sass, couture and inhibited chic, Marquette Collection continues to evolve as an emerging fashion house. "It was an immense privilege to dress the legendary SWV in Marquette Collection for the Grammys," said designer Ty'ron Perrin. "They are beautiful, intelligent, fun. They're iconic, and each dress is a representation of their unique individual styles."
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