The agency's deregulation in June 2003 of America's media-ownership rules (which limit the freedom of firms with public-broadcasting licences to buy other media companies) got partially reversed by Congress (in December 2003), and then put on ice altogether by the courts (in June 2004).
But his film earnings from the Ice Age trilogy helped put him in 13th place.
Of course, that was put on ice when BATS bungled its own IPO in February.
Violinist Vanessa-Mae has put her musical career on ice for a year in a bid to ski for Thailand at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia.
In order to get people to farm, thus providing local food (you know, local is good, right?), in a place which is snow and ice for half the year it is necessary to put up huge trade barriers to food coming in from places with more grass and more cows.
When it comes to existing housing sales in the city, the market has been put on ice.
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Secondary teachers have appealed to the education secretary to put the plans, set to be introduced in August, on ice.
Though Mattis got an expression of interest from the Brooklyn Museum in mounting a Baltermants exhibit, that project was put on ice after Sept. 11 chilled arts budgets.
On the same day that BP's results were announced, a judge in London granted a request by Alfa-Access-Renova (AAR), the vehicle through which Russian partners hold their stake in TNK-BP, that the Rosneft deal be put on ice until at least February 25th.
Strong opposition from the health insurance industry and pharmaceutical companies resulted in a very effective smear campaign for her proposals, and healthcare reform was put back on ice.
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