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World Wide Packets is extremely pleased to be providing North Kansas City with the flexible, scalable solution it needs to propel the city into the 21st century. The city realizes the importance of bringing the latest technologies to the community in order to generate economic growth and a greater quality of life, and World Wide Packets' proven Carrier Ethernet solutions are allowing just that.

It was AOL's objective to have both Navigator and Internet Explorer available to its members, allowing them to choose which browser to use, ... Microsoft, on the other hand, attempted to secure exclusive distribution and promotion for Internet Explorer, with no or few exceptions for distribution or promotion of a competitive browser.

In her case, again, it's a functional problem. I am allowing her to ambulate or walk and to be less dependent on her family members.

While our form could have been better in the trials, we came through them well on the injury front, allowing us to go with our strongest possible line-up.

We're really appreciative of the residents in that Boothby Road to Sea Road area and for the KBIA (Kennebunk Beach Improvement Association) for allowing us to utilize their property as well. And we really depend on volunteers so a large thanks goes out to them as well.

I thought first when he was calling that maybe his captors were allowing him to make one call from his cell or something.

This new information is allowing us to better understand where these earthquakes occur, and how large they can be, and how the ground will shake.

The House isn't hearing the governor's warning of the pending budget crisis in the next few years. By allowing table games at the four tracks, we believe that would more than make up for any budget deficits.

Magellan continued to generate robust cash flows through the quarter, allowing us to extend our string of quarterly distribution increases to 20 since our initial public offering in early 2001. We remain committed to our stated goal of 8% to 10% distribution growth during 2006.