LYCOS RETRIEVER 
Current
built 239 days ago
Most spring-fed of all the Ozark rivers, the Current may be floated at almost any time of the year, particularly below Welch Spring. It seldom freezes over and has been a favorite for the annual New Year's float of one large group of Missouri canoeists. Most canoe trips are made on the sections above Big Spring. In normal water, it is a very safe river with no sections which could properly be termed rapids.
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The Potomac deployment is one of two trials that Current Technologies and its utility partners have underway. The other trial is taking place in suburban Cincinnati with Cinergy Corp.. Current Technologies expects that the service will be available commercially later this year.
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Current-source models increase accuracy by using current waveforms instead of delay and slew values in the library. Proper segmentation and verification of current waveforms are crucial to current-source model fidelity. Previous- generation library characterization engines were designed for delay and slew measurements and lacked the infrastructure to support efficient current waveform segmentation and verification.
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Current density is a measure of the density of electrical current. It is defined as a vector whose magnitude is the electric current per cross-sectional area. In SI units, the current density is measured in amperes per square meter.
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Current Technologies is a privately held company based in Germantown, Maryland. Current Technologies develops innovative power line equipment and technology for delivering broadband services over power lines. Current Technologies is backed by Liberty Associated Partners, LP and EnerTech Capital. Its Web site is www.currenttechnologies.com.
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Nicole Sawaya, hired by Pacifica Radio with high hopes less than three months ago, is talking with the organization's national board about whether she will stay, General Counsel Dan Siegel told Current. Matthew Lasar, Pacifica's unofficial historian, reported in his telecom policy blog that Sawaya has resigned. "Without going into all the details, Sawaya found the level of internecine dysfunction at Pacifica overwhelming, and fled her job," Lasar wrote. Sawaya, hired Sept. 29 to succeed Greg Guma, knew from experience about the network's volatile constituency. Her 1999 firing as manager of Pacifica's Berkeley station was a factor in the listeners' campaign that overthrew the former national board.
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