Example: In 2003, the U.S. Army's Central Command--the U.S. military authority for the Middle East--asked Opnet to customize one of its network-management products.
James Comey served as the Justice Department's second-in-command during President Bush's first term.
Lest anyone doubt these efforts, Ayman al-Zawahiri, al-Qaeda's second-in-command, has often called on devout Muslims to kill Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's president.
Going from CTRL-KD as the "save to" command in WordStar to Ctrl-S isn't much of an achievement.
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NICE, combined with England's command-and-control health care system, helps keep health costs far lower in that country than here.
In fact, I just spoke with the command sergeant major--that's the senior enlisted person in Afghanistan--the first time a woman has been the command sergeant major in a combat theater and that was her point completely is that it's more than a recruiting issue.
Aloft again, the predator circled back, and at Mr. Burdett's command, landed on my father-in-law's hand, where a piece of meat from Mr. Burdett's bag was waiting as a prize.
SusanDesmond-HellmannSusan Desmond-Hellmann, Levinson's second-in-command, helped develop the chemotherapy drug Taxol at Bristol-Myers Squibb before coming to Genentech in 1995.
Susan Desmond-Hellmann , Levinson's second-in-command, helped develop the chemotherapy drug Taxol at Bristol-Myers Squibb (nyse: BMY - news - people ) before coming to Genentech in 1995.
Among the other documents that were released Friday were some that showed the group's former second-in-command testified he discovered that Maciel, the order's founder, had fathered a daughter in 2006, but never confronted Maciel about his double life and didn't share the news with the group's broader membership.
As second-in-command under GE's Jack Welch in the 1980s, Bossidy played a big part in carrying out Welch's policy of dumping any business in which GE could not achieve either first or second place.
For the first time ever, Kyocera has implemented its proprietary voice-activated command feature into the DIGNO S, allowing the user to speak to the phone to activate e-mail, phone and other commonly used applications - a function accessible by simply tapping an icon on the lock screen.
There they met French President Sarkozy and all shook hands, symbolizing France's re-entry in NATO's military command more than four decades after it left.
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For that matter, it is frequently echoed even by some of their own office-holders, frustrated by the party's inability to command the necessary cloture-imposing and veto-proof majorities on Capitol Hill.
On May 4th, Pakistan said it had captured one of the organisation's most senior operatives, a Libyan called Abu Faraj Farj al-Libbi, often described as the group's third-in-command.
Mr Osborne's second-in-command at the Treasury, Danny Alexander also appeared to distance himself from the chancellor's remarks.
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As General Electric's second-in-command under Jack Welch in the 1980s, Bossidy played a big part in carrying out Welch's policy of dumping any business in which GE could not achieve either first or second place.
In mid-May it invited Seacrest to sit on a closed-door panel at a three-day conference with Yahoo Chief Executive Carol Bartz and Facebook's second-in-command, Sheryl Sandberg. (He talked about using outlets like Twitter to chart trends, stay connected and gauge stars' appeal for casting purposes.) Among leaders that included Jamie Dimon (JPMorgan Chase), Warren Buffett and Bill Gates, Seacrest was the only rep from Tinseltown.
Today, General Lloyd Austin became the first African-American to lead the U.S. Central Command, which has a wide-ranging area of responsibility for 20 countries in the Middle East and southwest Asia.
The visitors were always in command after Eduardo's free-kick had deflected in off Younes Kaboul to give them an early lead.
During the first few days of Operation Iraqi Freedom, a friend of her husband's - another command sergeant major - was killed.
Yemeni observers say the Muslim Brotherhood has long been influential within al-Ahmar's military command, and he is known for his antipathy toward Yemen's Shiites.
William "Kip" Ward, the first four-star general to command U.S. military operations in Africa, was demoted for excessive spending from duty at U.S. Africa Command (Africom).
Indeed, the star's sure-footed command of any cinematic genre - in a career that has seen few flops - has established Blanchett at the top of many directors' wish-list.
Counsel for Sgt Nightingale, Simon McKay, said the emails appeared to show the Director of Service Prosecutions consulting the military "chain of command" - the Adjutant General's office - on whether or not to pursue the case against the soldier.
In addition, SEDENA posted a liaison officer at U.S. Northern Command headquarters in 2009, and SEMAR has liaison officers posted at Joint Inter-Agency Task Force (JIATF)-South and Fleet Forces Command, in addition to U.S. Northern Command.
Qatar, a country about the size of Connecticut and Rhode Island combined, is where the U.S. Central Command has been based since the buildup for the U.S.-led war began.
Gus McLachlan, chief of plans for the coalition's Joint Command in Kabul, said the international community had a long-term stake in Afghanistan's security.
Then Mr Garang's second-in-command, Riak Machar, tried to overthrow him, and the movement split.
Marouane Chamakh slotted an early opener before Bendtner's superb header, then a curling finish, put Arsenal's second-string in command.
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