Fluss

"I know my kids will know computers, technology—all those things they're growing up with," Ms. Fluss says.

An Apple Tree Grows in Suburbia Stephanie Simon 2011

That lifestyle appeals immensely to Elsa Fluss, a mother of two who hopes to buy in Sterling Ranch.

An Apple Tree Grows in Suburbia Stephanie Simon 2011

CRM emphasized the importance of: Donna Fluss, Executive Interview: Donna Fluss, Principal DMG Consulting, LLC, contactcenterworld.com, March 29, 2004.

Your Call Is (Not That) Important to Us Emily Yellin 2009

CRM emphasized the importance of getting the sales, marketing and customer service organizations to work together, said Donna Fluss, president of New Jerseybased DMG Consulting, in 2004, a goal that has continued to elude many companies.

Your Call Is (Not That) Important to Us Emily Yellin 2009

Er war einfach zu gut darin aus einem rasenden Fluss der Nutzlosigkeit das einzige Körnchen Gold herauszuwaschen als dass ich ihn nicht hätte mögen können – oder jedenfalls respektieren.

Boing Boing 2007

Fluss was vice president and director of research at Gartner, a major information technology consulting firm, before heading up her own consulting company.

Your Call Is (Not That) Important to Us Emily Yellin 2009

Fluss torquemada video strip poker und dritte wettrunde zu erfahren sie, wie spanischer stierkampf erlernen

Trumbull Skies Nomad 2009

The German word for that large animal is “Flusspferd,” which is derived from the German “Fluss” (river) and “Pferd” (horse).

The Volokh Conspiracy » “Is Not a Word”: 2007

Then again in cases when the enemy had been stupid enough to position himself in an extremely compromising position—as at Friedland on June 5, 1807, when Bennigsen placed his army across the neck of a bend in the River Alle, with a tributary stream the Mühlen Fluss further bisecting his battleline—Napoleon was prepared to fight a straightforward action to exploit such favorable circumstances.

THE CAMPAIGNS OF NAPOLEON DAVID G. CHANDLER 1966

Then again in cases when the enemy had been stupid enough to position himself in an extremely compromising position—as at Friedland on June 5, 1807, when Bennigsen placed his army across the neck of a bend in the River Alle, with a tributary stream the Mühlen Fluss further bisecting his battleline—Napoleon was prepared to fight a straightforward action to exploit such favorable circumstances.

THE CAMPAIGNS OF NAPOLEON DAVID G. CHANDLER 1966