Biamp Systems Introduces Tesira(R), the Next Generation Networked Media System With AVB

06/15/11 Innovative New System Offers Smart Scalability and Features That Provide Even More Effective Design

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Berkeley Grad Student Plays Leading Role in West Virginia March on Blair Mountain

06/15/11 UC-Berkeley graduate student Brandon Nida, a West Virginia native, was a key organizer of the march to save Blair Mountain and end mountaintop removal.

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Firm's Donation Saves Redmond Fireworks Show

06/14/11 Redmond's Fourth of July fireworks show was in serious jeopardy of not happening, but city councilors got the good news Tuesday night: High Desert Aggregate and Paving will cover this year's fund-raising gap -- and be title sponsor next year.

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Centre For Engineering And Manufacturing Excellence (CEME) Takes Step Forward To Reduce Its Carbon Footprint

06/06/11 FirstCarbon Solutions, an industry leader in environmental management optimisation, today announced that the Centre for Engineering and Manufacturing Excellence (CEME), a stunning education campus and business park in London, will install environmental software to effectively manage its carbon footprint

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Explore new worlds at KSC with 'Star Trek'

06/06/11 An exhibit of artifacts from the "Star Trek" television shows and movies opens Saturday at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, where it will...

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LAWRENCE: Community celebrates ECV's success

06/06/11 Ask the residents of the Eggerts Crossing Village to explain the initials ?EVC,? and they?ll respond that it stands for Eggerts Crossing Village, which is an affordable housing development in the neighborhood.

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LinkedIn Goes Public

05/27/11 LinkedIn, the largest professional social network, went public with an IPO last week, with 7,840,000 shares of common stock. Of the total number of shares, 4,827,804 are being offered by LinkedIn Corp. and 3,012,196 are offered by selling stockholders. LinkedIn will not receive proceeds from the sales of shares by the stockholders.

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Two Madison police officers resign in face of termination proceedings

05/27/11 Two Madison police officers, Sgt. Rachael Peterson and Officer Chee Lee, have resigned rather than face termination proceedings for violations of department policy.

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6 changes in Windows Phone Mango target business users

05/27/11 For the Mango release of the Windows Phone, due out this fall, Microsoft is still focused on creating a uniquely intuitive mobile UI for end users who are first and foremost consumers. But among the 500 changes are at least six that improve Windows Phone for business users and their IT departments.

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New hardware, more features for Citrix Receiver

05/27/11 New platforms - including Google's Chromebook - have been announced for Citrix Receiver, along with additional features and performance improvements.

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HuffPo launches Canadian site

05/27/11 Arianna Huffington, co-founder of the popular news hub The Huffington Post, is expanding to Canada in the first of several planned openings abroad, the media mogul said Friday.

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Argentina intercepts mailed pre-Inca mummy, skulls

05/27/11 BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA (AP) - The shipping label said the mailed package contained replicas of Peruvian ceramics. An X-ray machine used by customs agents discovered it really held three skulls and a mummy more than 2,000 years old. Authorities said Friday that the package was intercepted at Argentina's central post office, ...

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ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD ANALYST

05/14/11 Electronic Health Record Analyst Quillen ETSU Physicians is seeking an experienced Electronic Health Record Analyst. This position will work closely with the EHR and Information Systems group in the implementation, training and daily operations associated with the Electronic Health Record system.

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Palestine Papers: Why I blew the whistle

05/14/11 The mislabeled "peace talks" were instrumental in creating divisions amongst Palestinians, compelling me to speak out. In Palestine, the time for national reconciliation has come. On the eve of the 63rd commemoration of the Nakba, this is a long-awaited and hopeful moment.

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Gov. Brown to skip tax increase this year

05/14/11 The governor will scale back a plan for more taxes in his revised budget after a surge in revenue, officials say. But 70 California state parks are slated for closure. Reporting from Sacramento -- A surge in revenue has prompted Gov. Jerry Brown to scale back his proposal for more taxes, even as his administration on Friday announced its intention to close 70 state parks.

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Sideshow: Bye-bye, Charlie; Ashton Kutcher gets the gig on 'Men'

05/14/11 Charlie Sheen will never get his job back now: The Warlock has been replaced on Two and a Half Men.

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Business news in brief

05/14/11 Chesapeake Energy Corp., the largest Marcellus Shale natural gas drilling company, on Friday resumed hydraulic fracturing operations after its investigation into an April 19 accident in Bradford County.

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Silatech Announces Departure of Nate Fields and Appointment of Tamer Osman to Lead its SME Initiative

05/14/11 Doha, Qatar - Silatech's Managing Director - Program Operations, Nate Fields, has stepped down from his position at Silatech. Mr. Fields' wife, Jackie Fields, has accepted a position in Thailand, and the Fields family will be moving to Bangkok in the coming months.

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Otsego board split on MOSA

05/14/11 A mid-month meeting of the Otsego County Board of Representatives, which had been scheduled for May 18, was canceled late Thursday. Now the board's next meeting is scheduled for 10 a.m. June 1, and a floor fight over MOSA may be in the offing.

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Christie reaches deal on private ownership of horse tracks

05/14/11 New Jersey horsemen's and breeders' groups were given new life Thursday after Gov. Christie reached agreement to transfer state ownership of the Meadowlands and Monmouth Park horse tracks to private owners.

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