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Charles B. Wang is co-founder of CA Inc., the computer software management company formerly known as Computer Associates. He is the owner of the New York Islanders pro hockey team and the New York Dragons arena football team. Wang is developing the Lighthouse, a project to re-develop the Nassau Coliseum and the area around the sports and entertainment venue.
Charles B. Wang is co-founder of CA Inc., the computer software management company formerly known as Computer Associates. He is the owner of the New York Islanders pro hockey team and the New York Dragons arena football team. Wang is developing the Lighthouse, a project to re-develop the Nassau Coliseum and the area around the sports and entertainment venue.
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Islanders can't seem to do anything right
Hey, Islanders fans. Over here. Take a seat right here on the couch. The psychiatrist will be along in a second. This should take only a few minutes. You're a huge curiosity, you know. Even in a sport that's become a boutique operation since the 2004-05...Tags: Doug Weight, Field Hockey, Scott Gordon, National Hockey League, Chicago Cubs
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BOB GLAUBER'S NFL HOT READS
He's not a household name . . . yet When the Packers decided to double-cover Cowboys receiver Terrell Owens on just about every offensive play in last week's game at Lambeau Field, quarterback Tony Romo found a receiver few people had ever heard of....Tags: National Football League, Jacksonville Jaguars, New York Jets, Tony Gonzalez, Football
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Bar higher for Isles' Okposo
By almost any measure and with all due respect, the bar is set fairly low for the Islanders this season. While they are going to work really hard, they are enthusiastic under their new coach and they hope to be competitive, no one is mapping a Stanley Cup...Tags: University of Minnesota, Game Playing, Nassau Coliseum, Scott Gordon, National Hockey League
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Nassau Conference IV preview
This could be the year conference teams actually score a few points against Seaford. Maybe. The Vikings pitched eight shutouts in winning all 10 of their Nassau games before losing to Amity ville in the Long Island championship. A great defense? No...Tags: Quarterly or Semiannual Financial Statements, Football, Defense, Values, Ethics
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10 keep positions on CA's board
Business-software giant CA Inc. re-elected 10 board members, including former Sen. Alfonse D'Amato, at its annual shareholders meeting yesterday. The meeting at company headquarters in Islandia came a week after former chief Sanjay Kumar alleged that co-...Tags: Texas, Sanjay Kumar, Prosecution, History
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STOCK WATCH
CA (CA) Islandia LAST: $22.10 52-WEEK RETURN: -11.5% For investors in the business software maker, last week reawakened the ghosts of scandals past. CA shares had their worst week since February after former chief executive Sanjay Kumar alleged...Tags: Napco Security Systems, Feldman Mall Properties, Veeco Instruments, Sanjay Kumar, OSI Pharmaceuticals
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Gordon seemingly right guy to build hope in Isles
mark.herrmann@newsday.comYes, Scott Gordon really does have a knack for building hope in young hockey players. Erik Gordon, 9, had time to kill while he was hanging around his mother's Atlanta ballet school recently, so he did a big illustration on a wipe/erase message board....Tags: New York Islanders, Ted Nolan, Retirement, Nassau Coliseum, Soccer
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Islanders got right coach - now get right players
mark.herrmann@newsday.comScott Gordon, hired last night to coach the Islanders, definitely has the resume to win a Stanley Cup. We know this because it is the same as Peter Laviolette's, and we saw what happened to him. These days it is a major compliment to be compared to...Tags: Ted Nolan, Carolina Hurricanes, National Hockey League, Public Employees, Boston Bruins
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Snow forecast, lets hope Islanders aren't buried
wallace.matthews@newsday.comOn Friday, Garth Snow will celebrate either the beginning of his third year as Islanders general manager or the end of his first week, depending upon how you look at it. Snow was officially given the title July 18, 2006, as a hasty replacement for the...Tags: Ted Nolan, Joe Girardi, Field Hockey, National Hockey League, Public Employees
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Wilpons are worst owners in town
In the end, the Wilpons treated Willie Randolph like he was one of the junkyard dealers across the street from CitiField, an eyesore and an annoyance to be cleared out as quickly and quietly as possible.
And in the grand tradition of bullies and...Tags: Omar Minaya, Public Holidays, Television Industry, New York Mets, Tom Seaver
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Deluxe hotel accommodations increasing on Long Island
daniel.wagner@newsday.comDanfords Hotel and Marina, a venerable Port Jefferson resort property with buildings dating from the 19th century, is spending more than $500,000 to introduce some very 21st-century upgrades: flat-screen TVs, iPod docking stations, high-pressure...Tags: National Government, Hotels and Accommodations, Tourism and Leisure, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Connecticut
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Coliseum plan leaves residents feeling congested
eden.laikin@newsday.comFor long-time Uniondale resident Walter Paul, the proposed Lighthouse development for his community would make an already horrendous traffic condition worse. "Right now, traffic backs up on Uniondale Avenue," Paul said. "You have to take sidestreets to...Tags: Nassau County, Long Island Rail Road, Nassau Coliseum, Long Island, Energy Saving
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