The trip was timed to coincide with hearings before a military panel weighing whether to keep holding or to repatriate several clients.
Another concern, said these people, is that the move could influence other large SAC investors currently weighing whether to keep their money at the fund.
On both levels — a city gauging the safety of its water supply and a homeowner weighing steps to keep a basement dry — the basic issue is finding ways to build into near-term investments and choices an appropriate consideration of long-term trends and worst-case scenarios.
Those who run them feed the children in their care yellow dal to guard against malnutrition and weigh them regularly to keep track of their growth.
As the FCC weighs new rules to keep the Internet free and open, it's worth considering how many people still aren't connected.
The hoops keep the cloth from falling into the contents of the dish and they also weigh just enough to keep it from blowing off.
Instead he is taking on a new role as the chairman of Apple's board, which should allow him to keep weighing in on important decisions for some time to come, assuming that his health allows.
Detroit may again be on the rise, but an important lesson from this timely book is that at least one longtime "ball and chain" — escalating health care costs — seems fated to keep weighing it down.
As it is dragged forward, a pair of flat plates called otter boards one on each side of the trawl net and weighing several tons spreads horizontally to keep the mouth of the trawl open; at the same time, a long rope with steel weights keeps the mouth open along its bottom edge.
Yet Intel executives are still weighing choices about what to keep and what to ditch as the company tries to prop up its slumping stock and fend off competition from upstart Advanced Micro Devices.
