Wurzer

Kathy Wurzer looked at Keith Ellison and asked "Are you a racist?", primarily, I think, just to allow him to defend himself against the absurd bile that Fine was spewing, and will, undoubtedly and unfortunately, continue to repeat until November.

MN-05: Debate Moderator Asks Muslim Ellison Whether He Associates With Terrorists 2009

"I think the sector of home robots in general is about to boom," adds Magnus Wurzer, who organised an event featuring cocktail-making robots in Vienna, Austria in November 2005.

Boing Boing: January 22, 2006 - January 28, 2006 Archives 2006

Ron Wurzer The real-estate diet: Brian Ducey of Shoreline, Wash., traded in his 2,300-square-foot house for this 986-square-foot cottage.

The Newest Cottage Industry 2008

Ron Wurzer/Bloomberg News CEO Howard Schultz Schultz & Co. thinks Starbucks 'earnings could climb to $1.10 to $1.20 a share in fiscal 2010, and to $1.35 to $1.50 in 2011.

Something Good Is Brewing 2008

My story Truncat (a sequel to Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom) has been translated into German by Magnus Wurzer.

Boing Boing: October 9, 2005 - October 15, 2005 Archives 2005

Wurzer said that no matter how the Data Dictionary defines the fields, a local MLS will still be able to "implement their local terminology on top of a standard dictionary definition," so local customs can coexist with the new definitions.

The Seattle Times 2012

Even so, Wurzer said that standards are unavoidable for the industry, and he has been a proponent for the effort and previously served as chairman for the RESO board.

The Seattle Times 2012

As an executive for an MLS vendor, Wurzer noted that standards can be a tough sell, as the idea of plug-and-play technology is a threat to MLS vendors.

The Seattle Times 2012

MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with Quie on Wednesday about the budget problems he dealt with in the '80s and about his take on the current negotiations.

News & Features from Minnesota Public Radio 2010

Wurzer: You also decided to drop your opposition to tax increases.

News & Features from Minnesota Public Radio 2010