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It's a delight to see the rising popularity of grasses as gardeners discover the striking array of textures, forms, sizes, and colors they offer. The multi-season interest of ornamental grasses is unsurpassed, and their luminous quality and fluttering response to winds and breezes add to their appeal.
The passion for growing plants in decorative pots coincides perfectly with this interest in grasses. Combine the beauty and versatility of ornamental grasses with the freedom afforded by container gardening, and the possibilities expand to the farthest reaches of your horticultural imagination. Most ornamental grasses readily adapt to container culture; some, such as miscanthus, are actually easier and more practical to grow in pots.
The idea for this pairing first dawned on me while exploring nurseries in Japan, in search of new plants for Longwood Gardens. In Japan, nurseries specializing in woody bonsai typically offered herbaceous plants grown in shallow containers as display companions. Common among these were the red-leafed Japanese blood grass (Imperata cylindrica) 'Red Baron', green-leafed Hakone grass (Hakonechloa macra), and its golden-variegated form (Hakonechloa macra 'Aureola'). Their colorful foliage played against the variously hued Japanese ceramics, creating exquisite miniature scenes. These grasses, shallow-rooted and naturally diminutive, seemed obvious choices for container growing, appearing quite content in pots as shallow as 2 inches. But I was intrigued to find a narrow-leafed, white-striped miscanthus in a slightly larger container, forming a fountain of foliage about 18 inches high. Though an apparent miniature, this grass was later revealed to be the superb variety we now call Miscanthus sinensis 'Morning Light', which can grow more than 6 feet tall when planted in the ground.Going Tropical with Grasses
One of the joys of container gardening is experimenting with plants that are not hardy in your region, including a number of beautiful tropical and subtropical grasses. Three distinct purple-leafed fountain grasses -- Pennisetum setaceum 'Rubrum', P. s. 'Eaton Canyon' (also sold as 'Rubrum Compactum'), and P. 'Burgundy Giant' -- make dramatic container specimens in the summer and early autumn garden. None is reliably hardy below 40°F, but during winter they can be held in semi-dormancy in a basement or a garage attached to a house if you don't have a greenhouse. If fountain grass isn't exotic enough for you, try one of the purple-stemmed varieties of sugarcane, such as Saccharum officinarum 'Pele's Smoke'. In their semi-dormant state, the grasses will survive. Just don't let the soil in the pots dry completely.
For those of us fond of the aromas of Asian cuisine, it is delightful to have lemongrass (Cymbopogon citratus) in the garden. The crushed leaves of this subtropical native of India and Sri Lanka are strongly lemon scented. Lemongrass is cold hardy only through USDA Hardiness Zone 9, yet it makes an attractive pot plant in the sunny summer garden. Purchase starts each spring, or overwinter potted plants in a greenhouse or sunporch.
Arizona native Muhlenbergia dumosa is called bamboo muhly for its bamboolike stems and fine-textured foliage. Though not winter hardy in the ground beyond zone 8, it thrives in a container, luxuriating in the summer sun and adding a unique look to the garden. In warmer climates such as those of California and Texas, I've seen it growing with desert plants like cactus and agave. The imaginative container gardener can recreate these striking textural combinations anywhere in the country.
The current craze for bold-textured tropicals, such as cannas and bananas, also suggests exciting combinations with fine-textured grasses in containers. Even on a small scale, container grasses can be enlivened by interplanting them with broad-leafed plants, such as a mix of golden-variegated Hakone grass with bronze-leafed sweet potato vine.Using Container Grasses
The dwarfing effect of containers on grass plants makes pots the ideal way to enjoy grasses that would be too big for some garden spaces if grown in the ground.
Though many grasses look best when grown individually in pots, you can create exciting combinations by planting grasses with other flowering or foliage plants in the same pot. Because many grasses have a fairly upright, fountainlike form, plant a tumbling, spreading, or cascading plant, such as moss verbena (Verbena tenuisecta), bronze-leafed sweet potato vine (Ipomoea batatas 'Blackie'), or one of the spreading silver-leafed sages such as Artemesia schmidtiana at the base of the container to create an elegant scene.
Large grasses are useful for organizing garden spaces, creating outdoor "rooms," or serving as focal points in the same way that specimen shrubs or hedges typically do. Miscanthus, for example, is particularly well suited to cultivation in containers ranging from clay pots to half whiskey barrels to antiques such as copper boilers and tin milk cans. A tubbed specimen of miscanthus may be only half the size of an in-ground plant, yet it can serve a similar purpose. The Delaware Center for Horticulture uses a matched pair of containers planted with 'Morning Light' miscanthus to flank the front courtyard entrance doors. The fine texture of the grasses softens the bold surfaces of the building. Container-grown miscanthus can be used in similar ways to organize space in rooftop gardens and on suburban patios.
Containers are also an excellent way to enjoy spreading grasses that might otherwise be weedy nuisances in a flower border. While visiting legendary garden designer Penelope Hobhouse's garden three years ago, I was stunned by her dramatic use of blue grass (Leymus arenarius) in a large copper urn. This notorious spreader was perfectly controlled in the urn -- its colorful, straplike foliage beautifully complemented the natural patina of the copper urn and the surrounding perennials. The ribbon grasses (Phalaris arundinacea 'Picta', 'Feesey', and 'Tricolor') are all strong runners and superb candidates for containers.
Giant reed (Arundo donax) can grow nearly 14 feet tall if planted in the ground, and its stout rhizomes can cover a few feet in a single summer. In a container the size of a half whiskey barrel, however, it can be maintained at a very manageable 5 foot height. The white-striped 'Variegata' makes a particularly beautiful, modest-sized plant when grown in a container.
Growing grasses in containers sometimes reduces flowering, but in many cases that may be desirable. Blue lyme grass is less likely to bloom when confined in a pot, but the colorful foliage is this grass's main feature anyway; the flower stalks are relatively coarse and unattractive. Miscanthus is also less likely to flower when confined by a container. Although the plumy flowers are beautiful, the form, color, and texture of miscanthus foliage is quite striking by itself.
Another advantage of container gardening is the ability to shuffle plants, making new combinations over the course of a season, as plants go on and off peak. A strategically placed clump of blue oat grass (Helichtrichon sempervivens) can add a cool touch to the mid-summer garden. Since the textural beauty of grasses often remains constant throughout the year, they are especially useful for providing a reliable backdrop to various flowers and broad-leafed plants. In addition, the autumn flowering and foliage colors of many grasses can be the highlight of the late-season garden. I particularly value ornamental grasses for the way the way they are illuminated by the sun's rays, especially in fall, yet it takes careful design when laying out garden beds to ensure that grasses will be naturally backlit or sidelit. Container grasses can easily be repositioned to make the most of autumn sunstreams.Hardiness and Culture
Hardiness. All of the grasses mentioned here are heat tolerant in warmer climates, even in summer in eastern zones 8 and 9, with the exception of Hakone grass and Karl Foerster's feather-reed grass (Calamagrostis acutiflora 'Karl Foerster'), which suffer some in the summer heat of zone 9.
Winter hardiness of container-grown grasses is not known with much certainty. Containers offer minimal protection from low temperatures, which leaves the vagaries of weather to play a more significant role. A general formula for overwintering container grasses successfully is to have one or two zones of reserve to ensure survival. For example, 'Morning Light' miscanthus is cold hardy in the ground through zone 5. In an unprotected container, it will most always survive winters in zone 7. Normally hardy to zone 4, 'Purpurascens' miscanthus, an excellent subject for a large container and a fine substitute for 'Morning Light' miscanthus when organizing garden spaces, will usually withstand zone 6 temperatures in a container. If you're looking for narrow, upright grass sturdy enough to survive winter as far north as zone 6, try Karl Foerster's feather-reed grass.
While much more research is needed in this area, I encourage you to experiment. Look for sheltered spots in courtyards or against the south wall of the house -- any shielded area that might afford that critical bit of extra protection in winter. This is especially important with larger grasses and heavier containers that may be impractical to move into winter protection. Also, since many large grasses remain attractive even in dormancy (if not cut back), it is nice to be able to leave them in place in the winter garden.
Pests. The majority of grasses are pest and disease free and will grow well in a container if a few basic needs are met. Though generally drought tolerant, grasses must have adequate moisture if their foliage is to look clean and crisp through the season. Watering frequency will vary with the type and size of the grass, the type and size of the container, the soil mix, and the weather. Check soil moisture frequently, and don't allow soil to dry completely.
Exposure. Though sun and shade requirements are similar to those of plants grown in the ground, the typically smaller size of container-grown grasses permits moving them farther into shade without fear of flopping.
Soils. Most grasses will tolerate a wide range of soil types and prefer a pH between 5 and 7. The potting mix must be porous enough to allow good drainage, yet heavy enough with organic matter to retain moisture. A good all-purpose mix is two parts Metromix 510 plus one part screened (20-grit) and washed sand. You can also start with a light, peat moss-based inorganic mix, then add an equal amount of the above sand to it.
Containers. Some of the smaller grasses, such as Japanese blood grass and Hakone grass, have shallow, modest-sized root systems and can be grown in shallow containers as small as 5 to 6 inches wide and deep, but they must be watered frequently. Many larger grasses have deep-reaching roots (which is why they are so naturally drought-tolerant).
For larger grasses such as miscanthus, North American native switch grass (Panicum virgatum), and giant reed, choose pots that are one to two times as deep as they are wide. Larger grasses do need larger containers, but to a great extent gardeners can limit the size of the grass by limiting the size of the container. For example, a full-sized specimen of 'Morning Light' miscanthus might exceed 6 feet in height, with similar spread, if grown in the ground. To grow a container plant to this size would require a container at least the size of a full whiskey barrel. However, a half whiskey barrel will limit a specimen of 'Morning Light' to about 3 feet tall and wide. If you plan to grow large grasses in containers over a number of years, consider planting them in a durable concrete container that will withstand the pressure from the expanding root system of the grass.
Dividing plants. Plan to remove large grasses from their containers and divide them periodically to maintain an appropriate size. Because most clump-forming grasses grow outward from their edges, divisions taken from the perimeter are best for replanting.
The possibilities of grasses in containers are so many and so exciting that I encourage all my friends to experiment. Start with a division taken in spring from an existing clump in your garden or a friend's. In the case of 'Morning Light' miscanthus, a 4- to 8-inch division will grow into a beautiful, fountain-shaped mass of fine-textured foliage, light green with narrow cream-white variegated edges, in the same season.
Rick Darke is a horticultural consultant living in Landenberg, Pennsylvania. He is author of The Color Encyclopedia of Ornamental Grassses (Timber Press, 1999; $50).


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So I've been in Solo, Central Java, Indonesia for the last two weeks (two to go). Plenty to talk about poop-wise, but I want to share this:
Most pooping in Java is done into literal shit holes - a squatting toilet with no flushing power. No toilet paper, instead you use your left hand and a bucket of water. I have yet to shit like this. Sort of. There was actually one morning when my kos (where I'm staying) was out of TP, so before my mandi (bucket shower), I had a shit, used water, used my hand a little, and used water again. Perfectly fine. The catch is that we've got a toilet, so I've yet to squat. There's the big difference. I don't feel as though I need to prove anything by squatting, I've done my share of shitting in the woods (I prefer a trowel to a shit hole most days).
Anyway, my teacher here has both the hole and the toilet. However, before today, I've never noticed TP in his bathroom (there ended up being some today). I had the runs yesterday, and in preparation for being at his place from 8 AM to about 2 or 3 PM, I took a roll of TP, just in case. Before I left this morning, tried to force the issue, even though it didn't feel like anything was there. Some sounds came out, but no solids. Then I closed up shop.
I was there until 4 PM, and nothing happened. I could have shit a few times, but today was a perfect example of just holding it. You kind of force yourself to close up, and then, as happened to me a little at 5 PM, it's hard to get things started again. You make a decision to lock it down (which I'll admit I used to do in the woods), and then the works don't get greased anew without a little concentration. Anyway, for now, no more runs, things are back to normal. Amen.
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My Review of Craig Wallwork's Quintessence of Dust
I've known of Craig Wallwork for quite awhile. We both frequent The Velvet forums, though him more so than me. A lot like the other writers on The Velvet his work was one that I always meant to check out. His name has sat on that ever growing list of people I want to read. With the publication of Warmed and Bound, an anthology from The Velvet, that finally changed. After reading Craig's story, Bruised Flesh, I wanted to kick myself for waiting so long to check his work out. Coincidentally, right after I finished reading W&B I came across the pre-order for his first book, Quintessence of Dust. I jumped all over that. It was really cool that while waiting for my copy of the book to arrive Kuboa Press made a few of their titles available for free on smashwords. I was able to download QoD and read it before the physical book was in my hands.
This is a collection of eleven stories, all well written and most are a bit twisted. There is one common factor that binds all these stories together, and that is Mr. Wallwork's amazing talent. From the emotional impact of a father and his young daughter fighting to survive in Night Holds A Scythe; to one man's duty to be there for his best friend, who happens to be a Minotaur, in Men of Honor. These stories are original, interesting, and extremely well written. Craig Wallwork seems to have quite the imagination, and he possesses the skills to expertly convey said imagination onto paper.
It would almost be too difficult to pick a favorite from this collection, but if pressed, I really enjoyed Morning Birdsong quite a bit. The character of Ralph was both humorous yet heroic when the time called for it. There could be a larger story behind this short one, and I would be all for reading it.
These stories will pull you into their world and you will know these characters like they are your friends, or your neighbors, or someone sitting next to you on the train. There is no doubt in my mind that Craig Wallwork is a name we'll be seeing more of, and I for one am grateful. He writes the kind of stories that keeps me reading books, and he writes them better than a lot of the big names.
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What's in a word? Plenty, as it turns out.
At a recent meeting, some folks were discussing how best to evaluate kids—sort-outs, they're called—to place them on house league teams. One chap threw out the term "development" to be interchangeable with "evaluation."
He was asked, "How is evaluation development?" He couldn't really answer, so he tried defending development as the cornerstone of what we do in minor hockey.
For one thing, development isn't just the cornerstone; it's the entire foundation. Most of the walls, too. Furthermore, evaluation and development are quite different, whether in hockey or anywhere else. For instance, in Ontario's school system these days, the very use of assessment has been narrowed to three choices: assessment of learning, assessment for learning and assessment as learning. Each has a different meaning. So one could very well slide over to sport training, hockey in this case, and state that there are similarly three types of evaluation: evaluation of, for, and as learning. None of these links to development per se since the very purpose of evaluation at the beginning of a season is to create balanced teams.
Evaluation of learning? Nothing's been taught yet. The kids are mostly on the ice for the first time.
Evaluation for learning? Using eduspeak, it would mean that these scrimmages are tools to determine if the kids have learned anything from previous hockey experiences. For instance, do novices coming from the Initiation Program know where to stand on a faceoff or how to avoid offside? From this, coaches would adjust development programs according to what was observed. In this instance though, it's been months since the kids were on teams and will be another few weeks before teams are created. There'll be minimal evaluation for learning.
Evaluation as learning? In a school setting, kids are given tasks that determine if and how much they're learning. It's sort of a self-assessment approach. For hockey sort-out scrimmages, however, there is no self-assessment by the children and the activity is adult-generated and conducted. Indeed, the kids would have chosen scrimmage, too, but the nature of a scrimmage doesn't really allow a child to self-assess much of anything. They just want to play.
Does development even come from evaluation, or vice versa? To some extent, yes to both. Evaluation results will usually highlight what the development needs are for a group. Conversely, as a coach works through his development plan, there is an on-going evaluation of the kids needs and progress. So the terms are linked. But certainly not the same.
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ISLAMABAD: Telenor Pakistan under its flagship corporate responsibility initiative Telenor Hum Qadam, has set up an ICT lab for Pakistan Sweet Homes (PSH) orphanage in Islamabad.
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Building on the initiative that started in 2011, under which Telenor Pakistan's employees have contributed over 50,000 paid working hours towards community service, the primary focus areas of Telenor Hum Qadam include disability, education, health & environment and emergency response. Under this program Telenor Pakistan joins hands with its partner organizations to provide community service opportunities to its employees in these focus areas.
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"He struggled. Point blank, period. He struggled out there. ... I want to see him aggressive again. He can turn it up, his aggression, a notch." -- Miami Heat forward Chris Bosh, talking about his teammate LeBron James after Tuesday's 86-83 loss to Dallas
Say what you will about his disappearance in the fourth quarter of games during these NBA Finals. Cite him for "shrinkage" in the aftermath of his Game 3 disappearance. Ridicule him for his triple single in Game 4 (8 points, 9 rebounds, 7 assists; oh yeah, and 4 turnovers), if you must.
But the greatest referendum on LeBron James' continued fall from grace in these NBA Finals may be the fact that Chris Bosh, of all people, had to take up for the self-proclaimed "King" in post-game interviews last night.
All season long, Bosh has played Turtle to LeBron's and Dwyane Wade's Vince (sorry I didn't warn with a "douche alert" for that Entourage reference. My bad), simultaneously blending in with Joel Anthony and the rest of the Heat supporting cast while sulking about a lack of touches.
Put simply, if soft-serve Chris Bosh is pontificating about your need to be more aggressive, it may be time to take up needlepoint or scrapbooking. At least in the fourth quarter of games.
In a series where an average performance from LeBron means that the series would probably be over right now, James continues to push the bar lower and lower for his personal "worst case game scenario" -- statistically, aesthetically, historically.
Subjectively, if you were judging this series like you would a prize fight, Miami is winning fairly convincingly on rounds. They've appeared to be the better team for about 80 percent of the series. However, because LeBron has morphed into a daydreaming kindergartener on the perimeter late in games (9 fourth quarter points in the series) and because Dirk Nowitzki turns into a steely-eyed killer in the final five minutes (44 fourth quarter points in the series), the current scorecard has it as a split decision.
Dallas 2, Miami 2.
Nowitzki has been the best player in the league throughout these NBA playoffs, with Wade making a late charge. You can tell a lot about a player by what their team looks like when that player is off the floor. How sure are they? How is their swagger? How does the offense run? When Dirk Nowitizki is on the bench, the Mavericks run like a decent lottery team, at best. (Put it this way, Dirk-less Dallas runs much less efficiently than the Rockets. Much less.)
The Heat have evolved to where the guy they can't do without is Wade. And that's at both ends of the floor. When Wade's not finishing at the rim at one end, he's blocking the dunk of a seven-footer at the other end.
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When LeBron showed up on South Beach last summer, he was outwardly deferential to his good friend, saying that "This is still D-Wade's team." I don't think anybody ever believed one word that was coming out of the "King's" mouth, least of all LeBron himself. LeBron came to Miami to be the centerpiece of a multiple title team, just with a more souped-up supporting cast. Swap out Anderson Varajeo and Mo Williams, plug in Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade.
And let the titles pile up.
The titles may still pile up, but LeBron was right, even if he didn't want to be -- this is still D-Wade's team.
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Mon15Jan201811am - 1pmMaggiano's - Cumberland Mall 1601 Cumberland Mall SE Suite 200 Atlanta, GA 30339 UNITED STATES
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Join us on January 15th as Jeff Metersky from LLamasoft presents on "Secrets to Survival: Enable Rapid Supply Chain Response to Changing Market Conditions".
The accelerated pace of change in today's global marketplace is unprecedented. Your supply chain is continuously hit with regulatory changes, commodity price fluctuations, mergers and acquisitions, new consumer expectations and more. In a world of digital transformation, your supply chain must also respond rapidly to changing conditions. How can you enable smarter, faster decision-making across your business? This session will explain how supply chain design has evolved from much more than traditional network design, to enable continuous supply chain improvement. Learn how creating a digital model of your supply chain will help you identify significant improvements in cost and service, help you rapidly implement these changes, and monitor performance in a continuous cycle of supply chain improvement and innovation.
Fri16Feb201811:30 amMetro Atlanta Chamber
#SupplyChainCity: Atlanta's Comprehensive Ecosystem
Join us for another joint CSCMP / APICS event!
Metro Atlanta has grown into a leading global center for supply chain management due to a variety of factors including its strong cluster of headquarters that demand efficient services, extraordinary talent pool, vital southeast geographic location and robust infrastructure. Join us for an update on Atlanta's thriving ecosystem and how you can play an active role in helping to shape its economic future, presented by:
Ben Harris, CSCP
Director, Supply Chain & Advanced Manufacturing
Metro Atlanta Chamber
APICS & CSCMP Members $26
Non-Members $35
Wed21Feb201810:30 amKroger Distribution Center
Join us on February 21st at 10:30AM for a tour of the Kroger Distribution Center! David Welch from Robinson Weeks Partners will provide an update on the Gillem Logistics Center and what the future looks like for the entire base!
We will start with an overview of the facility, a safety briefing, and then a tour of the state-of-the-art distribution center in Forest Park, Georgia. Lunch will be provided along with ample opportunity to network with your peers and Kroger leaders. As this is a business hours tour of a live distribution center, proper attire required including closed toe shoes and no high heels please.
Wed28Feb201811:30am-4:30pmClayton State University
Come join us for our 8th Annual CSCMP Supply Chain Career Fair held at Clayton State University. Last year was a great turnout of around 130 students from various universities. The universities included:
- Albany State University
- Atlanta Technical College
- Auburn University
- Clark Atlanta University
- Clayton State University
- Georgia College
- Georgia Tech
- Mercer University
- Kennesaw State University
- Middle Georgia College and State University
- Tuskegee University
- University of Alabama
This is a great event for companies like yours, in that many supply chain students from great academic institutions will be in one place for you to meet and talk with for great opportunities with your company. This is a great time for company brand awareness for the students, even if you do not have immediate positions available, it is still a great opportunity to build a database of young talented individuals, should opportunities develop later on in the year with your company.
Career Expo 2018 Company Registration Form
Please refer to the Registration Form if you're interested. It is a great deal, Free of Charge, and lunch is provided. Do not miss out on this great opportunity. Spots are limited and filling up fast. Get your form sent in today.
Thu01Mar20187:00 pm933 Lee St SW, Atlanta, GA 30310
Join us at our 2018 Young Professional Networking Kickoff Event at the Garage at Monday Night Brewing (West End location). This event is open to any Young Professional in the Supply Chain industry. This is a great opportunity to network with fellow YP's and to engage with the Atlanta Roundtable of the CSCMP.
Complimentary drink tickets will be included with registration.
Mon09Apr2018Thu12Apr2018Georgia World Congress Center
Join CSCMP Atlanta and other area professional associations at 2018 Logistics Summit. This multi-day event is packed with learning and networking opportunities. Being co-located with MODEX will increase your opportunity to make solid connections.
This year CSCMP Atlanta and many other area professional association are partnering to make this an exceptional event for members and non-members like. This joint industry association initiative is sponsoring veterans interested in supply chain management access to the event at reduced rates.
Visit us along with other key Supply Chain organizations at BOOTH C926 on the Modex exhibit floor.
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Georgia World Congress Center
285 Andrew Young International Blvd NW
Atlanta, GA 30313
Wed18Apr20185:30 pmSunTrust Park, home of the Atlanta Braves
Join APICS Atlanta, CSCMP Atlanta Roundtable and the Georgia Manufacturing Alliance for an evening of networking, best practices & baseball.
"Digitization of Small &
Mid-Sized Businesses"
A Panel Discussion
The current Digital Economy is requiring all businesses to become digital businesses. Large or small, established or startup, properly leveraging Digital is more than a differentiator, it is foundational to sustained survival. But where does hype end and reality begin, and where is the sweet spot for organizations on the digital curve? Metro Atlanta has become a hot spot for digital innovation, and together we're working to implement digitization in a fiscally responsible way. Join us for an afternoon of discussion and fun, as we explore best practices in moving the needle on the benefits of digitization for your organization, and without busting the business case. Then we'll enjoy our home town Atlanta Braves take on the Philadelphia Phillies. Come and join in the dialogue as we do our part to shape Atlanta's digital economy.
The Panel will feature:
Ms. Peggy Gulick
Director Digital Transformation, Global Manufacturing
Mr. John Cattani
Regional Director
Mr. Peter Yost
Senior Director of Strategic Alliances
5:30 pm - Arrive & networking
6:00 pm - Panel discussion
7:00 pm - Conclude and get ready for Braves win over Phillies
SunTrust Park
755 Battery Avenue SE
Atlanta, GA 30339
$45 - APICS, CSCMP and GMA member rate
$65 - Standard registration rate for all non-members & guests
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Thu26Apr201811:00 amMaggiano's Cumberland Mall
Michael Vincent, EVP Commercial Solutions at FreightWaves, will speak to us about Blockchain in Freight and why it's important.
Members of the Blockchain in Transit Alliance (BiTA) understand that blockchain isn't just an industry disruptor, it's technology that will revolutionize the way people do business. BiTA wants to usher in this change in a uniform way that will benefit the entire industry. All companies within BiTA share a unified mission of developing a standards framework, educating the market on blockchain applications, and encouraging the use of said applications through exemplary implementation. In addition to establishing market standards, the Organization is focused on engaging with the industry and providing educational resources to ensure the full potential of the benefits of blockchain technology is carried through. Blockchain offers the opportunity to solve for transparency and create efficiencies across the industry. BiTA standards will address smart contracts, freight payments, asset maintenance and ownership history, chain of custody of freight, and other issues facing the industry.
About Mr. Vincent:
Michael Vincent is the EVP Commercial Solutions at FreightWaves and Membership at Blockchain in Transport Alliance (BiTA), the freight industry's first advocacy organization devoted to the development of blockchain standards and education. Since its inception in August 2017, BiTA has over 350 active members and 1,700 applicants; membership is comprised of a consortium of technology enterprises, manufacturers, carriers, and logistics technology organizations committed to implementing blockchain technology in transportation.
Michael is a seasoned transportation executive having previously ran operations for the largest floor-coverings 3PL in the world. He had previous executive experience in logistics as EVP - Operations, Sales and Marketing at XGS, having worked in the container business with Tropical Shipping and Roadway Express.
Thu24May20188:00 amEagle's Landing Country Club
Atlanta Roundtable CSCMP is hosting our 8th annual Golf Tournament on Thursday, May 24th, 2018 and we would like you to join us for fun, networking and a round of golf this spring. You don't have to be a skilled golfer to enjoy the fun and networking at this beautiful 18 hole course designed by Tom Fazio. Whether you like a sporting challenge or just like to be with other supply chain colleagues, May 24th is a day you should plan to be away from the office – mark your calendars now!
Events during the day will include:
- 9 AM Shotgun start among four person teams to play 18 holes (all groups of players tee off simultaneously from different holes)
- Closest to Pin prize
- Longest drive competition prize
- Gift Certificate $ for members of each team finishing 1st thru 3rd place
- Food & Awards Reception with more prizes and giveaways
You can register individually or as a group. Since there will be teams of four to play the course, individuals and groups of less than 4 will be paired before the event – this is a great way to meet people! Carts, lunch and drinks will be provided. Contest prizes will also be awarded and event sponsor's will provide some cool give-away items!
If you are looking forward to the spring, you should book your calendar now for a day of networking with colleagues, friendly competition on the golf course and a breath of fresh air.
See how our current sponsors showcase the golf outing! Thanks to the CSCMP Atlanta Roundtable Sponsor's.
We anticipate this event selling out quickly, so please register early to reserve your spot. If you have questions please contact Dave Maddox, CSCMP Golf Tournament Chair, at firstname.lastname@example.com 678-524-7363.
Start Time: 8:00 AM – Registration & Networking, 9:00 AM Shotgun Start
End Time: Approximately 3:00 PM
Early Registration (ends 5/04/18): $75.00 individual members, $290.00 for a group of four for members
$95.00 individual non-members, $370.00 group non-members
Late Registration (5/07/18 – Day of Event): $95.00 for individuals, $370.00 for a group of four
Location: 100 Eagles Landing Way, Stockbridge, GA Phone: 770-389-9898
Wed30May201811:00 amCity of Austell Threadmill Complex, 5000 Austell-Powder Springs Road, Suite 101, Austell, GA 30106
This event has been postponed. We'll let everyone know when a reschedule date has been set. Sorry for any inconvenience!
Join us for a tour of Norfolk Southern's John W. Whitaker Terminal is a facility where containers and trailers move from the interstate/highway system to the rail network and back. It links the Atlanta area to other intermodal terminals across North America and the world.
The initial meeting will be at 5000 Austell-Powder Springs Road, Austell, GA (City of Austell Threadmill)
Directions to Facility: Take I-20 to Exit 44 (Thornton Road/Austell/Route 6 North). Go approximately 6 miles and turn right onto Route 6 Spur (Dr. Luke Garrett, Jr. Memorial Highway). Go to Austell-Powder Springs Road and turn left Threadmill complex will be on left about 2 miles.
Tour Details: The John W. Whitaker Terminal in Austell, GA is one of the largest intermodal facilities east of the Mississippi River. The 7 million square foot facility handles between 380,000 and 400,000 units per year. This tour will begin with networking and lunch at the City of Austell Threadmill Complex in Austell (located at 5000 Austell-Powder Springs Road, Austell, Georgia) and move by chartered bus to the terminal in Austell. Once on site, the group will split. One group will tour the facility by bus, viewing activity along the tracks and the operation of the gantry crane systems as they shift containers and trailers from rail to truck and back. The other group will tour the command and control facilities in the tower. There they will see the planning and scheduling activities as they happen. Bus will return participants to the Threadmill Complex after the tour's completion.
Tour registrants will need to sign an indemnification document which will be available at the Threadmill Complex
Advanced pre-registration: $35.00 CSCMP members / $50.00 non-members / $25.00 Full-time student members.
Late Registration or Walk-up/Day-of-Event Cost: $50.00 (cash or check only) space permitting
Advanced pre-registration will end on May 29, 2018 (Tour limited to 40 guests)
About Norfolk Southern:
Norfolk Southern Corporation (NYSE: NSC) is one of the nation's premier transportation companies. Its Norfolk Southern Railway Company subsidiary operates approximately 20,000 route miles in 22 states and the District of Columbia, serves every major container port in the eastern United States, and provides efficient connections to other rail carriers. Norfolk Southern operates the most extensive intermodal network in the East and is a major transporter of coal, automotive, and industrial products.
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Tue21Aug201811:00 am - 1:00 pmMaggiano's Cumberland
This will be an interactive logistics workshop (no PowerPoints), where the speakers will offer commentary on the top issues facing your businesses. The content of this workshop will be purely driven by the input of those in attendance. This is your chance to discuss your challenges and goals in an open forum to gain input from industry experts and your colleagues across the supply chain.
- 11:00 – 11:30: Networking
- 11:30 – 11:45 : Roundtable business
- 11:45 – 1:00: Lunch and Workshop
Cost: $40 members / $65 non-members
Location: Maggiano's Cumberland, 1601 Cumberland Mall SE suite 200, Atlanta, GA 30339
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Join our lively discussion on current U.S. Trade Policy, meet the Trump Trade Team and discuss their agenda. We will cover the recently announced 301 Investigation remedy, U.S. Importers potential mitigation options and how this will ultimately affect the U.S. consumer. This discussion will be led by Derek McKenny LCB. Derek has over 20 years of experience in trade policy and compliance. Derek speaks all over the US educating importers and exporters on the long and short term effects of the US Trade Policy. Derek will give all in attendance pragmatic, sensible advice on how to deal with these uncertain times in trade policy.
Thu08Nov201811:30 amMaggiano's Cumberland
Please join for our lively discussion of how shipment data can be leveraged to increase efficiency, secure capacity in tight marketplaces, and establish reliable data-sharing relationships with supply chain partners. This presentation will focus on the transformative opportunities that are available within current and future supply chains by utilizing developed and extant technologies such as blockchain and advanced predictive analytics.
About our Speaker: George Abernathy is the CRO of FreightWaves, and on the board at BiTA (Blockchain in Trasnport Alliance). BiTA was formed by experienced technology, transportation and supply chain executives to create a forum for the development of blockchain standards and education for the freight industry. BiTA's goal is to bring together leading companies in the freight technology industries that have a vested interest in the development of blockchain technology.
11:30-12:00 – Reception and Networking
12:00 – 1:30 – Lecture and Roundtable Discussion
1:30 – 2:00 – Networking and Close
Wed14Nov201811:00 amCity Of Austell Threadmill, 5000 Austell-Powder Springs Road, Austell, GA 30106
The John W. Whitaker Terminal in Austell, GA is one of the largest intermodal facilities east of the Mississippi River. The 7 million square foot facility handles between 380,000 and 550,000 units per year. This tour will begin with networking and lunch at the City of Austell Threadmill Complex in Austell (located at 5000 Austell-Powder Springs Road, Austell, Georgia) and move by chartered bus to the terminal in Austell. Once on site, the group will split. One group will tour the facility by bus, viewing activity along the tracks and the operation of the gantry crane systems as they shift containers and trailers from rail to truck and back. The other group will tour the command and control facilities in the tower. There they will see the planning and scheduling activities as they happen. Bus will return participants to the Threadmill Complex after the tour's completion.
Fri30Nov201811:00 am - 4:00 pmGeorgia Ports Authority (Corporate HQ)
Please join the Atlanta Roundtable of the CSCMP for an exclusive Savannah Port Tour. Come see firsthand the inner workings of one of the most important ports in the US. The Savannah Port Authority will be hosting us for a brief presentation and port overview and terminal tour. Lunch will be served, and transportation options will be discussed closer to the date, once we have a better idea of the number of registrants.
Fri07Dec201811:00 amHartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, 6000 N. Terminal Pkwy, Atlanta, GA-30320, Atrium Clock Tower (Approach the food court)
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is the busiest and most efficient airport in the world and, by some accounts, the best in North America. ATL is the economic jewel of Georgia, generating a $34.8 billion economic impact for metro Atlanta and providing more than 63,000 jobs on-site, making it the state's largest employer.
Hartsfield-Jackson is a global gateway, offering nonstop service to more than 150 domestic and nearly 70 international destinations. These locales include major commercial centers in Europe, Asia, the Caribbean, Africa, and South and Central America. ATL also holds the distinction of being the first airport in the world to serve more than 100 million passengers in a single year.
In many ways, Hartsfield-Jackson is more than an airport. It's also a destination. ATL's burgeoning concessions program features more than 300 commercial venues meeting guests' shopping, dining and service needs. And its art program integrates permanent and rotating exhibits and musical performances into the fabric of the guest experience.
Now with its capital improvement plan ATLNext, a 20-year blueprint for growth, the Airport is poised to modernize its Domestic Terminal, expand its cargo operations and concourses, replace two of its parking facilities, and pave the way for a hotel and mixed-use development that will further solidify Hartsfield-Jackson as a beacon of economic strength and customer service in Georgia – and beyond.
Tour registrants will need to provide full legal name and date of birth to be cleared 8 days before the tour.
Advanced pre-registration: $35.00 CSCMP members / $25.00 Full-time student members.
No Late Registration or Walk-up/Day-of-Event Registration as attendees must be cleared in advance
Pre-registration will end on November 28, 2018 (Tour limited to 30 guests)
11:00 AM Registration and Networking,
11:30 AM -12:15 PM Presentation/Lunch
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A living trust has many benefits that apply even if—like most of us—you do not have a multi-million dollar estate to pass on to your heirs. You can also structure your children's trusts to achieve just about any goal you have in mind, while protecting them from creditors, lawsuits and even divorce (I know, it's hard to imagine your 5-year-old divorcing at this moment, but life happens!).
I outline some key advantages of a living trust below. But first, what the heck is a living trust?
A living trust is simply a way of holding your assets while you are alive. You transfer your assets into your trust by either re-titling them (such as your bank accounts) or naming the trust as beneficiary (such as your retirement plans). This is called "funding" the trust. But the assets are still yours. You merely hold them as trustee of your trust rather than as an individual.
As far as the IRS is concerned, they are your assets. As far as creditors are concerned, they are your assets. The trust is not a separate entity. It does not require a separate tax return, or a separate tax ID number. You retain absolute control over your assets. You can sell them, remove them from the trust, or even revoke the trust entirely.
Similar to a will, a living trust directs how you want your assets distributed at your death. But that's where the similarities end. Here's what else a trust accomplishes, which can be boiled down to two key areas—probate and disability:
- Skip Probate. Probate is the court process that your estate must go through before your assets are distributed, if you die with a will or without any estate plan. There is a lot of debate over whether probate is something that really needs to be avoided, or if people's fear of probate is unfounded. Either way, though, it is something that most people would prefer not to put their family through. Probate requires court involvement. It is public record. It requires attorneys, appraisers and other professionals (who generally do not work for free). It can be time-consuming. And it is disruptive—especially if you have minor children or own a business. And if you own property in more than one state, you will be going through a separate probate process in each state. Without going into more detail than you need, a properly funded living trust keeps your assets out of probate.
- Plan for Disability. Although most people seek out a living trust for probate avoidance reasons, the greatest advantage of a living trust really stems from the fact that it goes into effect while you are alive. This means that if you find yourself unable to manage your own affairs due to illness or an accident, you get to dictate—through your living trust—who handles your affairs and how they will be managed, without needing a court-appointed guardian or conservator. As with probate, these proceedings are costly and public.
Are there any disadvantages to a revocable living trust? Not really.
Warning: a lot of companies have made a lot of money providing online consumers with "mill" revocable living trusts. These trusts are to be avoided, and have also led to a lot of bad press about living trusts in general. If you decide to create a living trust, you want one that is thoughtfully prepared by an experienced attorney and properly funded.


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December 17, 2012
Mr. John Weber
Vice President, Ticket Sales and Operations
Citizens Bank Park
One Citizens Bank Way
Philadelphia, PA 19148
Dear Mr. Weber:
With great regret I must inform you of my decision not to renew my season ticket package this year. I sat in section 325, row 7, seat 20 with a 17-game package. While I could cite a few reasons for my decision, the main one is this:
On the last home game of this past season, otherwise known as "Fan Appreciation Day," I had finally had enough of what seems to me an unreasonable and inconsistently applied policy.
While I had my seat in an upper section, I have friends who share the same plan as I do, but sit in section 105. By the time the eighth inning came around, and it became all-too-clear that the team would lose the game, I saw through my binoculars that my friends had plenty of empty seats around them. As I had several times in the past, I made my way down to their section to join them for the end of a miserable game topping off an equally miserable season.
However, I was stopped by one of the ushers who asked to see my ticket. When I informed him that I had one for section 325, he informed me point blank: "They don't want you down here."
Despite the fact that it was the eighth inning, that fans were leaving by the thousands at that point, and that the team was losing, he turned me away. I trashed all my fan appreciation swag and went home.
Forgive me, but I just don't understand this. My friend later surmised that because Jason Werth was playing right field, management sought to discourage hooligans from harassing him. If so, then I'm doubly flummoxed, because I would think that a player making north of $20 million a year to catch a ball would be able to take care of himself. Further, I'm 51-years-old, a husband and father, was by myself, and I gave no reason for the usher to think I was intoxicated after my single beer.
I have been turned away several times in similar fashion when attempting to move to a lower section — but always in the eighth or ninth inning and only when there were large areas of open seats. Restricting these seats even when they are obviously vacated makes no sense to me.
For me, this was the last straw. This is not about the team's performance. I understand that players have good years and bad. To me, this is more about the policies of an organization that has allowed an unhealthy imbalance between their bottom line and the fan experience to take hold. Eight-dollar beers, nine-dollar sandwiches, section lock-downs, and further Major League Baseball's TV blackouts that restrict internet viewing to out-of-market games have made me fed up. I realize everyone needs to make a buck, but you are both pricing me out of the Major League experience and rubbing my nose in it at the same time.
I will continue to go to games, but many fewer of them, and only because I continue to love baseball. I will look for promotions, gifts from friends, and occasional impulse purchases. This is too bad, too, because my daughter is finally at the age where I felt we could start going to games together, and where she would become a life-long fan herself. I'm not so sure of that now.
Thank you, but you may stop with the emails and the phone calls. Go Phillies!
Randy Garbin


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Ancient religious belief? Silly mombo-jumbo?
To some maybe, but to many professional landscapers this is a valid design philosophy equal to the design styles of Mediterranean, Tropical or Japanese gardens. Remember, a few decades ago western cultures criticised Tai Chi. It is now considered a beneficial therapeutic exercise program for all ages.
For indoor designers, Feng Shui has successfully been adopted to bring harmony and prosperity to homes and buildings.
However these principles can be applied to the outdoor garden to channel the elements of health, wealth and happiness.
Although closely linked to the Tao belief system, Feng Shui itself is not a religion.The principles of Feng Shui can be applied to almost any garden.
The five elements - wood, fire, earth, metal, waterThese five elements are used by Feng Shui designers as the basis in understanding the current garden layout and how to improve it.
Wood symbolises growth, is supported by the colours green and blue, and is represented by columnar trees and shapes.
Fire symbolises energy, is supported by red, and is represented by tepee/wigwam shapes.
Earth symbolises buildings, is supported by the colours of yellow, orange and brown, and is represented by flat-top structures.
Metal symbolises gathering, is supported by white and silver, and is represented by dome shaped items.
Water symbolises meandering, is supported by the colours of dark blue, dark grey and black, and is represented by wavy patterns. Gardening with Feng ShuiA Feng Shui garden is not designed to look 'fabulous', but rather to work in harmony with the natural lay of the land, while respecting the local landscape and sense of place. By following the Feng Shui principles, planting specimens that best suit the site, utilising suitable structures and buildings, then a sense of unity will be created for the garden providing optimal satisfaction and use.
Simple hints to Feng Shui your garden• If your house is 'L' shaped, place a stone, pot or columnar tree at the point which would 'square-off' the house (consult a feng shui designer to validate this is right for your garden on your piece of land)• Keep the front fence low.• Swimming pools should not have sharp corners, especially if the corner points back to the house.• Remove clutter from around the garden.• Do not plant specimens that can be invasive or need a lot of maintenance.• Underplant large trees with ground covers to achieve a maintenance free bed.• Place a terracotta pot or stone in the north-east corner of the garden.• Use money and fortune plants to bring prosperity to yourself.• Place a water feature to the south east of the home as water accumulates chi for the benefit of the inhabitants of the place (note: using water features requires advice from a Feng shui designer)
Money and Fortune – How to use itMoney plants (refer to list below) are best placed on the right hand side of front door.Fortune plants (refer to list below) are best places on left hand side.
Examples of traditional Feng Shui plants are:-• Treasure Fern (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) ... fortune• Happy plant (Dracaena fragrans) … fortune• Jade plant (Portulacaria afra) … money• Fortune tree/Desert rose (Adenium obesum) … fortune• Lucky Bamboo (Dracaena sanderana) … fortune• Sacred Lotus (Nelumbo nucifera) … money
Many Feng Shui plants are decorated with traditional Chinese ornaments that symbolise wealth and health.
Feng Shui is a very involved design process. There are many books on the topic, however if you plan to hire a landscaper to Feng Shui your garden, ensure they are trained in this specialised style.


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Nov 18, 2016
Score: VCU 81, Binghamton 42
Location: Richmond, Va. (E.J. Wade Arena at the Stuart C. Siegel Center)
Records: VCU 3-0, Binghamton 2-2
Attendance: 7,637 (85th consecutive sellout)
The short story: Freshman De'Riante Jenkins erupted for his first career double-double and VCU held Binghamton to 28-percent shooting on the way to a lopsided win Friday night at the E.J. Wade Arena.
- Jenkins, who did not score in either of the Rams' first two games this year, dropped 14 points on 4-of-6 shooting, including 2-of-3 from 3-point range, to lead all scorers. He also hauled in 10 rebounds, handed out two assists and recorded a steal and a block in 24 minutes.
- VCU freshmen Jenkins, Samir Doughty, Malik Crowfield and Marquell Fraser accounted for 33 points Friday. Doughty recorded his second double-digit game in three contests this season with 10 points.
- Four Rams topped double figures, including senior JeQuan Lewis, who knocked down 4-of-5 from beyond the arc and finished with 12 points. Junior Jonathan Williams added 8 points, 5 assists and 2 steals for VCU.
- Fard Muhammad led the Bearcats with 10 points.
- Jenkins scored six points during a 16-0 blitz over a seven-minute stretch midway through the first half that provided the Rams with a 20-6 lead.
- VCU began to pour it on a short time later. Lewis canned back-to-back 3-pointers and senior Doug Brooks followed with one of his own during an 11-0 burst that pushed the Rams to a 35-14 advantage with 37 seconds left in the half. The game was never close again.
- The Rams shot .564 (31-of-55) from the field, including .550 (11-of-20) from 3-point range. VCU shot .607 (17-of-28) in the second half alone.
- VCU outscored Binghamton 41-22 in the paint and 22-6 off turnovers.
- Binghamton's 42 points were the fewest by a VCU opponent since the Rams beat Towson 67-42 on Jan. 25, 2012.
- VCU's 39-point margin of victory was its largest since a 106-66 rout of Maryland-Eastern Shore on Nov. 20, 2014.
- The Rams' 11 three-pointers are a season-high.
- VCU has outscored its opponents 119-68 in the paint this year.
VCU will gear up for the Battle 4 Atlantis Nov. 23-25 at Paradise Island, Bahamas. The Rams will meet Baylor on Wednesday, Nov. 23 at 2:30 p.m. in a game that will be televised by ESPN2.


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Herbalife shares jumped by as much as 8% in trading Tuesday following a report that the company has reached a settlement agreement with the Federal Trade Commission.
The New York Post reported, citing someone familiar with the matter, that Herbalife reached an agreement in principle to settle an investigation into whether it is an alleged pyramid scheme.
An announcement of a deal could come later Tuesday although nothing is final yet, the Post reported, adding that Herbalife has agreed to a hefty fine.
The FTC opened a probe into the company after hedge fund manager Bill Ackman alleged that Herbalife operated like a pyramid scheme. The company sells weight-management products through a network of independent distributors who earn sales commissions.
Herbalife said in a regulatory filing in February that it was in talks to potentially resolve the probe.
CNBC's Scott Wapner and Fox Business News' Charles Gasparino said, citing sources, that the report of a settlement is untrue.
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Travelport signs long term agreement with Roibek Travel in Saudi Arabia
Kingdom's travel and tourism leaders continue to recognise the leading Travel Commerce Platform's ability to redefine travel commerce and facilitate revenue growth of their businesses
Travelport (NYSE:TVPT), a leading Travel Commerce Platform, and Roibek Travel, a pioneer of Saudi Arabia's travel industry, have today announced a new long term agreement that will see Roibek exclusively use Travelport's industry leading technology across their 55 branches in the Kingdom.
Research has revealed that Saudi Arabia has the largest travelling population in the Middle East, with the young, middle class and affluent population making 4-5 trips a year, mostly within the Gulf.1 Investing to grow their online presence, this agreement will also see the Riyadh-based travel agency deploy Travelport's Universal API, the technology that powers internet booking engines and aggregates unrivalled travel content to boost the agency's commercial successes online.
Travelport's agency point of sale solution, Travelport Smartpoint, will give Roibek access to air and other travel content and services aimed at transforming the way agents work by maximizing revenues, increasing productivity and improving the customer experience. Smartpoint also allows travel agents to sell not just air fares, but an airline's full range of ancillary products and services in real time from over 400 of the world's leading network airlines and low cost carriers. There are also more than 650,000 unique hotel properties and 36,000 car rental locations available from Travelport's Travel Commerce Platform.
Khalid Suliman Al Turaiki, Founder, Roibek Travel, said; "As a regional leader in airline ticketing for tours and travels, our selection of Travelport for our business, supports our objective to empower efficiency, increase productivity and improve our overall customers' experience. A fundamental component of our strategy- as a pioneer of Saudi Arabia's travel and tourism landscape- is to grow our presence online and Travelport's technology will also allow us to target growth in our business so that we can bring our online presence to an unprecedented level."
Ibrahim El Mohandes, Country Manager, Saudi Arabia, Travelport commented; "Travelport is delighted to announce this business partnership with Roibek Travel. Our technology solutions are redefining how travel is being search, bought and sold across the globe and our Travel Commerce Platform creates synergies that facilitate revenue growth for our customers, which will empower Roibek's growth online, increasing revenue as well as improving customer service for the Roibek's customers."


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