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BY THE GRACE OF CHING LING FOO.

• Authors : Ames, Ben

Subjects: BY the Grace of Ching Ling Foo (Short story); AMES, Ben; FICTION

• Source: Saturday Evening Post. 8/11/1934, Vol. 207 Issue 6, p14-88. 5p.

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The Role I Liked Best ….

• Authors : Tierney, Gene

Subjects: LEAVE Her to Heaven (Book); AMES, Ben; LITERARY characters

• Source: Saturday Evening Post. 6/15/1946, Vol. 218 Issue 50, p107-107. 1/4p.

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Earnings woes threaten Intel, Symantec - Companies join SAP, AMD in earnings hole.

• Authors : Ames, Ben; McMillan, Robert

• Source: InfoWorld. 2007, Vol. 29, Issue 4, pages. 4

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Intel layoffs trim down company - Layoffs, restructuring to save billions annually.

• Authors : Ames, Ben

• Source: InfoWorld. 2006, Vol. 28, Issue 37, pages. 8

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Intel bets on Woodcrest Chip - Company launches Woodcrest, deals unit.

• Authors : Ames, Ben

• Source: InfoWorld. 2006, Vol. 28, Issue 27, pages. 6

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McAfee vows to help after faulty software release - Staff in overdrive, helping enterprise customers restore utility files deleted March 10.

• Authors : Ames, Ben

• Source: InfoWorld. 2006, Vol. 28, Issue 12, pages. 9

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Engineers balance speed and heat in a single board: processors and switched-fabric networks are moving data at faster speeds then ever before, which is leading designers to come up with innovative approaches to channeling information flow, power management, and keeping boards cool.

• Authors : Ames, Ben

• Source: Military & Aerospace Electronics. 2006, Vol. 17, Issue 3, pages. 7

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Special forces demand smaller, lighter electronics; commandos in the field, who scorn traditional military standards, are setting the bar high for night-vision devices, handheld radios, and batteries that must perform in far more demanding conditions than conventional military gear.

• Authors : Ames, Ben

• Source: Military & Aerospace Electronics. 2006, Vol. 17, Issue 2, pages. 4

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Rugged computers power the digital battlefield: troops are pushing rugged computers harder than ever, as manufacturers seek tougher display screens, more reliable hard drives, and faster processors.

• Authors : Ames, Ben

• Source: Military & Aerospace Electronics. 2006, Vol. 17, Issue 1, pages. 6

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Military storage designers call for hard drives: flash memory is getting cheaper, disk drive growth is slowing, but magnetic media is still the best choice for most military and aerospace recording jobs.

• Authors : Ames, Ben

• Source: Military & Aerospace Electronics. 2005, Vol. 16, Issue 12, pages. 7

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