It does give them a sense of security.
"Jim Keller" is a musician who was one of the founders, the lead guitarist, and supporting vocalist for the American rock band Tommy Tutone based in San Francisco, CA, and was co-writer of that band's most famous single, 867-5309/Jenny.
The song was cowritten in the spring of 1981 by Alex Call and Jim Keller. Alex Call came up with the name, number, and chords. He and Jim Keller created the story line. Neither expected that the song would become a hit. In 1982 the song was number 4 on the Billboard charts for 27 weeks. In 2009, the number and an associated business were advertised for sale on Ebay.
Keller stopped performing and recording in 1994. After a ten-year hiatus he started writing songs and playing again in 2005. He has used Fender Guitars and as of October 2008, was still "Rocking out heavily and writing songs for free." As of 2009, Jim Keller was Director of composer Philip Glass’s company, Dunvagen Music Publishers. He has recorded two albums since he left Tommy Tutone, including Sunshine in my Pocket (2009), which Condran describes as "a solid folkie, bluesy album" and Soul Candy (2011) He is currently touring with the Jim Keller Band.
More Jim Keller on Wikipedia.Our low power, high performance technology is very well suited to that.
Any type of disruption in the grain movement system affects everybody.
Our grain is brought in by local farmers and shipped out of here either by semi or by rail.
Most of our corn is either going to travel to South Bend to the ethanol production plant there, or will be shipped by rail to the Southeast.
[Peterson followed up the Tosa West game by scoring the lone goal of a 1-0 victory over rival New Berlin West in double overtime on Wednesday.] Tyler always comes through when we need one, ... He really steps it up when the competition gets tough.
(Katrina) will have an effect on all grain movement in some fashion.
In all cases we expect to be at least 5x better than our competitors and 10x better than where the industry is today. Integration is what floats the boat these days; Intel has three chips to our one. And we're glad to have them evangelizing performance per watt.
Tyler always comes through when we need one. He really steps it up when the competition gets tough.
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