Bob Wheeler Quotations

The management and staff of American Insulated Wire are excited to commence operations in Douglas this spring, and to partner with state and local government to bring a new supply of employment opportunities to Coffee County area residents. We will strive to offer local area residents the best possible work environment, training and career advancement programs, and compensation and benefits package as an exemplary corporate citizen and business partner to the community.

There is indeed such a bottleneck, and if their software does what they claim, it should get wide support.

We think there is a value to these jobs, and it's a wise investment to look at a different rate structure for big industry.

We will need the cooperation of all segments of San Joaquin County to make this plan work, to achieve the ultimate goal of reaching a higher level of job development, thus generating better-paying jobs for the people who live here.

The more medical services available - the better I feel.

IEEE 802.11n will be ratified sometime in 2007.

The applications running in home networks don't demand that much throughput.

You come down to not companies, but members.

For consumers (with a single router and wireless card) it is not a big issue, but the enterprise will wait for standards. Most enterprise customers wouldn't deploy an IEEE 802.11n product until it is ratified or very stable.

We're saying, like a lot of communities do, that here's a value to these jobs. It's a wise investment to look at a differing rate structure for industry.