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	John Muleta, Chief of FCC's Wireless Telecommunications Bureau, Joining Venable
		Muleta was the president and CEO of Source 1 Technologies LLC, a privately held systems integration firm based in Washington, D.C. He was also a cofounder of OI Systems Inc., a Washington-based management-consulting firm.
		Muleta worked at PSINet, Inc. from 1998 to 2000, where he held the position of president for PSINet Ventures Inc. and, prior to that, was president of PSINet's Global Facilities Division and president of its India, Middle East and Africa Division.
		Muleta served in a variety of positions in the FCC, including the Deputy Bureau Chief in the Common Carrier Bureau and Chief of the Enforcement Division of that bureau.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/03-15-2005/0003196316&EDATE= (696 words)

	FCC's Muleta: LNP Will Happen - 8/6/2003 10:40:00 AM - Wireless Week - CA520732 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Today, Muleta conceded there are still some wireline-to-wireless network portability issues to work though, but because wireline-to-wireline and wireless-to-wireless number portability are working out, wireline-to-wireless issues should be worked through as well.
		Muleta added that the commission was hoping to hear from wireless carriers on how they're getting ready to implement LNP come the November deadline.
		Muleta made his comments to reporters following a meeting of FCC commissioners in which a variety of rural telecommunications issues were addressed.
	www.wirelessweek.com /article/CA520732.html (220 words)

	M2Z Offers National Transport for Precious Spectrum
		Muleta said that given that they will provide access to anyone eventually nearly anywhere in the U.S., they have significant liability concerns about allowing minors to have unfettered access, as this might put them afoul of state and federal laws--especially since they expect schools to take advantage of the free service.
		Muleta said their premium service will be unfiltered, unless requested, as they will have a billing relationship with premium customers that will allow age verification.
		I tried to strike up a discussion of net neutrality, but Muleta, old FCC hand that he is, is focused more on the competitive aspects than the social and political ones; as a new provider, he wouldn't want formal neutrality requirements.
	www.technologyowl.com /i19576-c134-rss (993 words)

	CNN.com - Cell phone bails out FCC official trapped in gondola - Aug. 19, 2003
		John Muleta leaned on the technology he oversees when he and Robert Pepper, an adviser to FCC Chairman Michael Powell, got stuck in the gondola Monday.
		Muleta said the 911 operator apparently did not have the latest "enhanced" 911 technology and could not locate him precisely, even though his cell phone uses global positioning technology.
		Shortly before he left for the gondola trip, Muleta said in an interview that the FCC is studying how to accelerate the deployment of E911 service, which can more precisely locate callers.
	www.cnn.com /2003/TECH/ptech/08/19/fcc.gondola.911.ap/index.html (441 words)

	Recent FCC Wireless Telecommunications Bureau Chief, John Muleta, Nominated for Election to First Avenue Networks' ...
		Muleta's election is subject to shareholder approval at the annual meeting scheduled for June 6, 2005.
		Muleta was instrumental in developing telecom policy over the last decade in service to the Federal Communications Commission.
		Prior to Navisite, Muleta was president of PSINet Ventures Inc. and of PSINet's Global Facilities Division and India, Middle East and Africa Division.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/05-12-2005/0003596926&EDATE= (653 words)

	Free Press : "Free" Broadband Promised by M2Z
		Wireless executives who declined to be identified said Muleta is trying to trade on his government background, using President Bush’s aim to provide universal broadband by the end of next year as a way to make a buck.
		That transaction, negotiated when Muleta worked at the FCC, was aimed at reducing interference over airwaves used by public safety officials.
		But the limited scope of broadband usage has big economic implications, and Muleta is far from alone in drawing attention to it.
	www.freepress.net /news/15630 (1140 words)

	C-FAR Strategic Research Initiatives in Water Quality: List of Products (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Muleta, M.K. and Nicklow, J.W. "Using genetic algorithms and SWAT to minimize sediment yield from an agriculturally dominated watershed" Proceedings 2001 Conf.
		Muleta, M.K. and Nicklow, J.W. "Using genetic algorithms and SWAT to minimize sediment yield from an agriculturally dominated watershed." Proceedings of the 2001 Conference of the Environmental and Water Resources Institute, ASCE.
		Muleta, M.K. and Nicklow, J.W. "Using genetic algorithms and SWAT to minimize sediment yield from an agriculturally dominated watershed: Proceedings 2001 Conf of the Env.
	web.aces.uiuc.edu /sriwq/view_product.asp (3394 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		John Muleta, Chief of the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau at the Federal Communications Commission, has announced his plans to leave the Commission at the end of March 2005.
		Muleta, who has been Chief of the FCC's Wireless Telecommunications Bureau since February 2003, has a 20-year history in the communications sector working as an engineer, businessman and lawyer.
		Muleta previously served at the FCC from 1994-1998 in various positions, including as a Division Chief and a Deputy Chief of the former Common Carrier Bureau.
	www.govtech.net /magazine/story.print.php?id=93364 (226 words)

	MLIS Programme: Project MLIS - MULETA
		MULETA's potential end users are all citizens involved in work, study and research activities in the relevant fields, such as building contractors and building sector firms, CAD and GIS software companies, professionals, university teachers, researchers and students, local authorities, research centres, boards, associations and industries involved with planning and building.
		Once marketed and sold to these users, MULETA will facilitate immediate trans-lation of a specific word or concept into other languages, thus enabling a full understanding of its meaning (definitions and explanatory images) and the exact pronunciation.
		MULETA can play an active role in promoting exchanges, cultural policies and study and research activities at the European level, in line with EU policies.
	www.difu.de /infodienste/muleta.en.shtml (558 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Muleta joined the Commission in 1994 as a member of the Office of Plans and Policy.
		Muleta has an undergraduate degree in Systems Engineering, an MBA and a J.D., all from the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.
		Muleta received the 1990 Shermet Award for Academic Excellence from the faculty of the Colgate Darden Graduate School of Business Administration at the University of Virginia.
	www.fcc.gov /ftp/Bureaus/Common_Carrier/News_Releases/1995/nrcc5087.txt (225 words)

	CUADRILLA
		They are "fixed" on a beechwood stick, the first half of which is square with notches for the fingertips and the second half circular, ending in a metallic butt with a centimetre-long pointed tip.
		Amongst the infinite number of passes or suertes that toreros can perform with the muleta, there are two that merit special treatment as they are regarded as the basics of the toreo that takes place in the final part of the tripartite bullfight.
		To distinguish right-hand passes with the muleta armed with the sword from classic naturales with a "bare" (unarmed) muleta, the word derechazo (a right) was coined, a boxing term that crystallised into bullfighting jargon.
	www.ctv.es /USERS/virtualheritage/cuadrill.htm (663 words)

	OVERALL PROJECT DESCRIPTION
		MULETA is a project to produce a multilingual and multimedia tool, based on a lexical database of urban planning, environment, architecture and building.
		MULETA is a multilingual and multimedia tool, based upon a lexical database on town and country planning, environment, architecture and building.
		MULETA is not merely a translation mechanism but also demonstrates how to overcome linguistic and cultural barriers, not by neglecting such differences but by respecting and integrating them in a common project.
	iuavbc.iuav.it /urbandata/muleta.htm (4099 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: The Spanish Bull-Fight
		Romero invented the muleta, a scarlet cloth laid over a stick, used to attract the attention of the bull, and he was the first to kill a bull on foot and face to face.
		These, and many other tricks, such as el salto de la garrocha, etc., besides giving incident and variety to the spectacle, have as their object to weaken the enormous strength of the bull, so as to render possible and less dangerous the work of the matador—not, as many imagine, to infuriate the bull still more.
		When the presiding officer gives the signal for the death of the bull, the matador draws near the bull with the muleta in his left hand and the sword in his right hand; he calls the bull to him, or throws himself upon him, and plunges the sword into the neck of the bull.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/03051a.htm (1719 words)

	Broadband Wireless Business Magazine
		John Muleta will step down as chief of the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
		Muleta served in his present position since February of 2003.
		Before that, he was president and CEO of Source 1 Technologies LLC, a privately held systems integration firm based in Washington, D.C. Muleta has held various posts from 1994 to 1998 at the FCC, including the division chief and deputy chief of the former Common Carrier Bureau.
	www.shorecliffcommunications.com /magazine/news.asp?news=4243 (148 words)

	FCC Turns Down Grumman Request for More Spectrum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		On Northrop’s request reallocate the lower 700 MHz band spectrum, Muleta said, “We find that this request would be inconsistent with Commission decisions on the Lower 700 MHz band.” He said that the company’s petition didn’t acknowledge the FCC’s designation of 24 MHz of the upper 700 MHz band for public safety use.
		Muleta also cited for failing to explain why the company believes that the 700 MHz interoperability channels established by the Commission cannot accommodate public safety's requirements for voice and data interoperability.
		Muleta did acknowledge the “important communications needs of public safety entities,” and added, “We recognize that it is imperative that the Commission ensure efficient and effective communications between first responders.”
	www.911dispatch.com /stories/stories_2003/10_2003_24_rum.html (644 words)

	ARRLWeb: W1AW Bulletin ARLX001 (2003)
		Muleta takes over the reins from Thomas Sugrue, who announced earlier this year that he was leaving the FCC.
		Muleta previously was president and CEO of Source 1 Technologies LLC, a privately held systems integration firm based in Washington, DC.
		From 1994 until 1998 Muleta had held various positions in the Common Carrier Bureau--including deputy bureau chief and chief of the enforcement division--and in the Office of Plans and Policy.
	www.arrl.org /w1aw/2003-arlx001.html (154 words)

	The Principal of Portability
		Sponsored by HP John Muleta prefers to focus on the possible rather than the impossible — on what can be done rather than on what can't.
		Knowing that such regimes tend to be oppressive, Muleta's parents made the difficult decision to leave their home behind and move the family to America's heartland, first landing in Iowa and then eventually settling down in Lincoln, Neb. It was the mid-1970s.
		Muleta said he believes wireless carriers have focused for far too long on the obstacles standing in the way of number portability and should have spent more time thinking about the solutions.
	telephonyonline.com /wireless/mag/wireless_principal_portability (1509 words)

	When all else fails, throw your muleta at the bull and run
		He then uses the smaller muleta to train the cow to respect the matador, the way a dog owner trains a puppy.
		Adams, like most beginners, had a tendency to keep the muleta tucked in at his side -- which is a natural response, considering a 500-pound animal is aimed at one's rib cage.
		To Borba's delight, Hill had shown fine technique with the muleta in practice near the wall, which indicated Hill was at ease.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/06/18/MNGM7JG9GM1.DTL&feed=rss.news (1961 words)

	Broadband wireless hype and hope
		Muleta went on to talk about the FCC’s vision to allow maximum flexibility to users of spectrum, especially the audience of fixed wireless operators and technology developers he was addressing.
		The proof, Muleta contended, could be found in what the industry and the FCC accomplished in mobile communications by auctioning off spectrum to PCS licensees in the early 1990s and creating a competition-rich environment in which subscriber numbers are ever burgeoning and new applications abound.
		The comments Muleta made at Broadband Wireless World were no doubt inspiring for his audience, and it’s certainly heartening to hear such confidence about a technology sector from anyone, especially a government official.
	telephonyonline.com /news/telecom_broadband_wireless_hype (970 words)

	Broadband Wireless Business Magazine
		John Muleta, formerly chief of the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), has joined the advisory board of PacketHop, a developer of mobile mesh networking software.
		Muleta, while at the FCC, worked to allow 802.11-based technology, such as PacketHop's, to utilize the 4.9 GHz public safety band, potentially lowering the costs for first-responder networks, according to Michael Howse, PacketHop's president and CEO.
		Muleta is currently a partner at the Venable LLP law firm and is co-chair of Venable's Communications Practice Group in Washington, D.C. -- Kurt Mackie
	www.shorecliffcommunications.com /magazine/news.asp?news=4354 (168 words)

	Muleta Jumps on PacketHop Board - 4/25/2005 11:36:00 AM - Wireless Week - CA529928 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Muleta will be on PacketHop’s advisory board, where he will provide guidance on the company’s emerging mobile mesh networking software.
		Muleta remains a partner at Venable and co-chair of its Communications Practice Group.
		In a statement, PacketHop said Muleta’s advocacy of a number of guidelines for wireless public safety communications made him a good fit for the company.
	www.wirelessweek.com /article/CA529928.html (239 words)

	Curriculum Vitae
		Muleta, M.K. Nicklow, J.W. and Bekele, E.G. “Sensitivity of a distributed watershed simulation model to spatial scale.” J.
		Allred, K.O., Nicklow, J.W., Muleta, M.K., and Duram, L.A. “A multiobjective SDSS for management of urbanizing watersheds: The case of the Lower Kaskaskia Basin, Illinois.” Proceedings of the 2003 Conference of the Environmental and Water Resources Institute, ASCE.
		Muleta, M.K. and Nicklow, J.W. “Genetic algorithms for automatic calibration of physically-based distributed watershed models.” Proceedings of the 2002 Conference of the Environmental and Water Resources Institute, ASCE.
	civil.engr.siu.edu /nicklow/vitae.htm (2793 words)

	Bullfighting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		What we see today in modern bullfighting, from swords, horses, Spanish style, muletas, facing the bull without weapons as is seen in Portugal's forcados, etc., was born from the necessity of survival in battles against the Moors.
		French ethnologist Dominique Aubier considers according to an espistemological study that there is no relationship between the Greek sacrifice which is an agricultural ritualistic celebration or the Roman Gladiators and the bullfight which is in Spain of pure paleontological hunting origins.
		The fundamental pass with the muleta is the "natural," traditionally meaning a left-handed pass with the muleta without the aid of the sword to prop it up.
	www.knowledgehunter.info /wiki/Bullfighting (5841 words)

	Taurine Glossary
		kikiriki - muleta swirled in front of bull's face in a figure of eight
		muleta - red flannel cloth with stick inserted, used during faena
		trincherazo - right-handed muleta pass trofeo - "trophy" such as the ears or tail of the bull
	www.mundo-taurino.org /alt_word.html (3109 words)

	Bullfight FAQ's (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		It is used by all the toreros but in the final tercio the matador or novillero will change it for the muleta, made from red flannel on a wooden stick, which he will use for the faena.
		A faena is all the work done with a muleta by a matador or novillero in the final and most important tercio of the bullfight.
		It is not the intention of this FAQ to seek to describe the many different types of passes used by toreros with the capote and muleta or other such intricacies.
	www.tjbullfight.com /gpage2.html (3762 words)

	HRsmart :: Technology Solutions For Talent Acquisition and Retention
		John Muleta, most recently chief of the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), has joined the company's Board of Directors.
		From 1994 to 1998, Muleta served in a variety of positions at the FCC, including deputy bureau chief in the Common Carrier Bureau and chief of the Enforcement Division of that bureau.
		Muleta received his B.S. in systems engineering at the University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Sciences in 1986.
	www.hrsmart.com /co_boardofdirectors.htm (530 words)

	Saipan Tribune
		Led by 2003 MVP Fernando "Pando" Muleta, Poohdeni raced to a 21-13 led after the first quarter, as Muleta heated the net with nine points.
		After erupting for nine points in the third, Muleta took command of the uncharacteristically sputtering squad and banged in another nine points in the fourth, as Poohdeni held on to the eight-point win.
		Muleta led all scorers with 31 points, but also managed to contribute in other departments as he also dished off five times and stole the ball in eight occasions.
	www.saipantribune.com /newsstory.aspx?cat=2&newsID=50638 (795 words)

	PolyCentric - Cal Poly Pomona
		John Muleta, chief of wireless telecommunications bureau for the Federal Communications Commission, discusses on “Moore’s Law and What We Do When We Get There: Squeezing Moore Out of the Electromagnetic Spectrum” at the Wireless Technology Symposium.
		The event featured major government and industry leaders including John Muleta, chief of wireless telecommunications bureau for the Federal Communications Commission, and Michael D. Gallagher, acting assistant secretary of commerce for communications and information and administrator of the National Telecommunications & Information Administration.
		Muleta spoke on “Moore’s Law and What We Do When We Get There: Squeezing Moore Out of the Electromagnetic Spectrum.” Other industry experts led sessions that covered topics such as “Going Beyond Mobility: Wireless for Today and Tomorrow” and “Cyber Crime and the FBI.”
	polycentric.csupomona.edu /news.asp?id=619 (402 words)

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