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By Alan CAruba The Asheville Tribune

There's a whole aspect of life in America about which fewer and fewer Americans know anything. While some members of council wanted to enact Asheville, NC's stormwater ordinance, others wanted to remand it to Planning and Zoning.

Kareena plans to visit Aruba The Times of India

Tourism ministry from Aruba has invited Kareena for a visit.

Aruba to buy Switzerland of network management

Wireless-networking company Aruba promises to maintain and even expand AirWave's multi-partner network management focus.

Aruba prosecutor plans to close Holloway case by months end Sun Sentinel

Aruba's chief prosecutor said he will close the case of missing American teenager Natalee Holloway by the end of the month unless his office finds that there is enough evidence to charge someone with a major crime.

Aruba strikes back at Motorolas patent claims

Sued by Motorola in August over four WLAN-related patents, Aruba is now countersuing, arguing that its use of the patents had gone unchallenged for years.

Hurricane Felix strengthens to Category 2 as it churns toward Aruba

Hurricane Felix gathered strength as it pounded Grenada with heavy rains and winds en route to Aruba.

Aruba readies for Hurricane Felix AP

AP - Residents stocked up on groceries, flashlights and plywood to board up windows and doors ahead of Hurricane Felix, which gathered strength early Sunday and was forecast to pass just north of the Dutch Caribbean island.

Motorola Sues Aruba Over Patents

Wireless tech heads to court again, as Motorola subsidiaries Symbol and Wireless Valley claim patent infringement.

Motorola Subsidiaries Sue Aruba

Symbol and Wireless Valley claim Aruba is infringing on wireless patents.

Motorola sues Aruba

More claims fly in litigious Wi-Fi market.Two subsidiaries of Motorola have sued rival Aruba Networks alleging the wireless LAN company infringed four patents.

Motorola units slap Aruba with WLAN patent suit

(InfoWorld) - The rancorous world of wireless is heating up yet again, with two subsidiaries of Motorola suing Aruba Networks, alleging the wireless LAN company infringed four patents. Symbol Technologies and Wireless Valley Communications�charge that Aruba is knowingly using their patented WLAN switch technologies and techniques for designing and managing WLANs. ...

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