I messed around with tapping some black walnuts last year.
Timothy Rigas is also charged with tapping company funds to pay for extravagances like golf club memberships.
Federal officials in New Jersey said Mr. McKinnon was charged with tapping into a network of 300 computers at the Earle Naval Weapons Station in Colts Neck, N.J.
Also see how those terms compare with tapping a home equity line of credit, if available, or using personal loans from your bank or credit union.
For the past two years, researchers at Cornell's Uihlein Forest in Lake Placid have been experimenting with tapping black walnut and butternut trees for syrup production and sharing the finished product with visitors.
A Number Withheld Prosecutors also had Mr. Casales identify Mrs. Silverman's voice when they played a tape of a telephone conversation allegedly recorded by the Kimeses, who are charged with tapping her phone.
By Richard Brody June 5, 2015 "Spy" is a sentimental comedy, more concerned with having Melissa McCarthy play a likable, relatable character than with tapping her true comedic genius.
However, the Office of the Third Sector often seemed more concerned with giving voice to the concerns of the charity establishment than with tapping the ideas of social entrepreneurs.
Webb first sounded an alarm in a 2004 Wall Street Journal column in which he credited George W. Bush with tapping into Scots-Irish values and blasted his own party for its ignorance.
There is nothing wrong with tapping someone on the shoulder and asking them to drive innovation in a company, creating a space for innovators to do their work, or interacting with startups.
The new associate vice chancellor is also charged with "tapping the enormous interdisciplinary strengths" of the campus's presenting organizations and academic enterprise, wrote Dirks and Steele, and "positioning the arts as an essential bridge" between UC Berkeley and the Bay Area community and beyond.
