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infoUSA(R) Announces Resignation of Board Member Dennis P. Walker
Aviation. At a Board of Directors meeting on January 25, 2008, the infoUSA board accepted Mr. Walker's resignation, fixed the current number of directors at ten, and passed a resolution expressing the appreciation of the Company for Mr. Walker's years of service. "We are sorry to lose Denny as a director, and thank him for serving so well," said Vin Gupta, infoUSA's Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "We wish him all the best going forward." About infoUSA infoUSA (www.infoUSA.com), founded in 1972, is the leading provider of business and consumer databases for sales leads & mailing lists, database marketing services, data processing services and sales and marketing solutions. Content is the essential ingredient in every marketing program, and infoUSA has the most comprehensive data in the industry, and is the only company to own 12 proprietary databases under one roof.
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Ever the anti-after-school special, Juno faces the news with eye-rolling determination. Before long, she's plucked a yuppie couple (Jennifer Garner and Jason Bateman) from the "desperately seeking spawn" want ads. At first entirely uninterested in getting to know her baby's adoptive parents, Juno finds herself drawn to them, especially to the dad-to-be, a failed rocker turned jingle writer whose interest in the preggers teen is maybe not entirely wholesome. Whatever people aren't gonna go see Juno for its social commentary, or its take on teen pregnancy, really. This is one of those flicks with Heathers-like glib-clever-snarky dialogue that beg repeated viewings, memorization, and repetition. Besides a terrific script, the film also boasts a stellar cast, with Juno's parents played by Allison Janney and J.K.
Police Investigating Letter Claiming a Sighting of Missing Stacy ...
The letter's author said he or she confronted a woman matching Peterson's description in a Florence, Ky., mall parking lot on Nov. 18. after Peterson was reported missing Oct. 29. The letter was sent to former Bolingbrook Police Sgt. Drew Peterson, a suspect in his wife's disappearance. Peterson denies any involvement and claims she left him for another man. Peterson has not been charged. Joel Brodsky, Peterson's attorney, turned the letter over to investigators, said Illinois State Police Trooper Mark Dorencz. Pam Bosco, a spokeswoman for Stacy's family, said the letter doesn't make sense. "It's a total waste of time for the Illinois State Police," Bosco said. Sgt. Luis Gutierrez, a spokesman for Illinois State Police, said investigators would treat the letter like any other lead.
Are You Ready for 'Stagflation-Lite'?
The risk is evident in the latest economic numbers. Indeed, Marc Faber, the widely followed global investment adviser based in Asia believes that "we're already in stagflation: no real economic growth—or recession—amidst inflation" in his latest Gloom Boom & Doom Report. Certainly, the economy is teetering on the edge of recession. Government statisticians reported on Jan. 30 that gross domestic product, dragged down by the declining home market, grew at an anemic 0.6% in the final three months of 2007. The 2.2% rate for all of 2007 was the worst performance in five years. GDP Numbers Signal Trouble With releases like the GDP report pointing to a weakening U.S. economy, the Federal Reserve is aggressively easing monetary policy to offset the gathering recessionary forces.
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