text: Leader Link Conference News Southeast Conference SECUCC News 7/3/13 8:37 PM Home About Us Church Growth Directory Leadership Ministry New Church News search... News Y0U ARE HERE: H0ME * CONFERENCE NEWS Breaking News Conference News - February B S EZ1 Feature Focus End of the Year SEC Financial Report The end of the year financial report shows GOOD news and BAD news. The bad Celebrate news is that we once again ended the year with a deficit of $21 ,500. The good Conference News news is that this deficit is less than the deficit in 2009, of $24,500. Our OCWM Basic Support is up from last year $8,500 to $285,000. Our goal for 201 1 is to Local Church News rgjse CWM Basic Support by 15%, which, with our savings in administration and Lifting Up... operations, means we could both not have a deficit and increase our giving to the national church. Given these challenging times, we remain deeply grateful for the NEWS Archives giving from our local churches. Upcoming Events As we move into 201 1 , the Board of Directors has approved a budget of $521 ,200, SEC News Resources which is down $140,000 from 2010 reflecting slower grant income activity and continual reduction in operating and administrative costs. The projected deficit for 2011 is $8,000. SECUCC eNewsletter > S EC 2010 Financials Sign up for SECUCC > Follow link to review the SEC 201 1 Budget Email Newsletter i i r^ SEC Board of Directors Meeting Updates / February 12 Southeast Conference FAQ's Who is the SEC? Who is the UCC? How Do I Find a UCC Church? What Ministries are Available? Is Training Available? ^HS£S££33&M ' K " thy ^ °" ^ ° 0ntinUin9 development of Pathways, a four-year online certificate program to equip people for lay and authorized ministries in the United Church of Christ. The program is being developed in collaboration with the Center for Progressive Renewal, and Lancaster Theological Seminary, and is scheduled for launch in the fall of 201 1 . • Debbie Spearman reported that about one half of our churches have responded to the Campaign to Transform Churches and Transform Lives. 19 churches have pledged 1 1 have declined to pledge, 6 have committed to pledge, but not to an amount at this time. We are seeking responses for another 14 churches. Transforming Churches - Transforming Lives pledges to date amount to $486,365. We are well on our way to our goal of $1 .4 million. TAP Donate | D EQESi □ I TRANSFORMING E CHURCHES, Lj TRANSFORMING-^ hi Southeast Conference UNITED CHURCH of CHRIST TRANSFORMING E} TRANSFORMINO-J kl LIVES Southeast Conference UNITED CHURCH of CHRIST UCC News UCC Newsroom Headlines from the United Church of Christ N.Y. teen offers 'All -Star' efforts to Heifer International A 15-year-old member of St. Peter's UCC in West Seneca, N.Y., is singing and strumming up a storm for the popular mission-driven organization. PROGRESSIVE RENEWAL file: ///Users/MTS/Desktop/work%20in%20progress/archive_org%20newsletter%20uploads/20 11 /February/conference-news, html Page 1 of 5 Leader Link Conference News Southeast Conference SECUCC News 7/3/13 8:37 PM • Gerri Ryons Hudson reported she is in the midst of end of the year activities. She is closing the books, collecting information from churches, and updating data. In addition, she is now beginning the process of registering and making arrangements for General Synod delegates. • Tim Downs reported that we are always facing the question, "how do we build on our strengths and attend to the creative and generative places of conference life and not become distracted by those parts of ministry which have little hope of growth. We are beginning to live into our relationship with the Center for Progressive Renewal, which is providing us training and technical support for new church starts, online education, and church renewal. We have received two churches into the UCC in the last several months. Tim has served on two national search committees, and on several boards and committees in the national setting of the UCC. • SEC Annual Meeting 2011: Given the declining attendance and growing deficits around the Conference Annual Meeting, a committee has met to make recommendations for changes. Business will be kept to a minimum. Worship will be shortened, and opportunities for interaction and fellowship will be developed. • The Personnel Committee: the Committee reported that they had performed annual reviews with all staff, and that they were pleased with the performance of everyone. • Nominations Solicited: Delegate and representative searches have been completed for conference positions and those to serve on the Board of Justice and Witness ministries. • History Project: The board received the report from Mike Stroud of the progress of the history project, in which Mike is engage in research to prepare for the writing of the history of the Conference of the occasion of its 50th anniversary in 2016. • Our Delegates to the Boards of Directors of the Covenanted Ministries of the UCC: We have received reports from each our representatives to the national setting. Dorinda Broadnax, Executive Council Elizabeth Clement, Office of General Ministries and the Unified Governance Task Force Susannah Davis, Local Church Ministries John Gill, Justice and Witness Ministries Marcia Bentley, Wider Church Ministries. Southeast Conference Begins to Organize For General Synod in Tampa General Synod XXVIII, will be held in Tampa, FL, July 1st-5th. It is our hope that the Southeast Conference, which has a long history of sending many visitors to MARK YOUR file: ///Users/MTS/Desktop/work%20in%20progress/archive_org%20newsletter%20uploads/20 11 /February/conference-news, html Page 2 of 5 Leader Link Conference News Southeast Conference SECUCC News 7/3/13 8:37 PM General Synod, will be abundantly represented. Each morning of General Synod, the Southeast Conference delegates and visitors gather for breakfast and briefings. We will have a list on all those from the Southeast Conference attending Synod, and we will be in touch with you with details. The SEC Delegation We would like to introduce you to our delegation, which represents all of our associations and reflect the great diversity of our conference. • Jeremy Rich: Jeremy is the pastor of Bethany Congregational UCC, Thomasville, GA, a TAP participant, and licensed for ministry. He is a schoolteacher. • Bette Graves Thomas: Bette is a lifelong member of First Congregational UCC, Atlanta, a proud grandmother, and the administrator of First Church. Bette is the secretary of the Board of the Conference. She is a retired school teacher. Class of 2014 (Attending Synod in 2011 and 2013) • Susanne Tew-Washburn: Susanne is an assistant professor at Troy State University, a member of Sandy Creek UCC, in Lafayette, AL. She currently serves on the personnel committee of the Conference. Susanne is married to Wayde Washburn, moderator of the East Alabama-West Georgia Association. • Jennifer Spears: Jennifer, a member of Garden of Grace UCC, in Columbia, SC, is seeking a license for ministry in the Georgia-South Carolina Association. Jennifer is a TAP participant, a journalist, and is married to Lois. • Christophe Ringer: Christophe is the pastor of Howard Congregational UCC in Nashville. Recently ordained in the UCC, he is a candidate for a PhD at Vanderbilt University. He is married to Kim Peeler, who is also seeking a doctoral degree from Vanderbilt. • Wesley Farrell-Williams: A member of First Congregational UCC, Atlanta, graduates from high school this year. He has been active in the youth activities of First Church. Justice and Witness Ministries Board of Directors and SEC Board of Directors: Chris Lyman Waldron | Praxis UCC place on Saturday, August 27, 201 1, in Atlanta from noon to 4:30 p.m. There will be a special of three boys. Jim is an engineer. 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Peace is a new church start under the leadership of Susie Smith, and has grown to 70-80 in worship in three years. More details will follow in next month's newsletter. Alabama-Tennessee Association Schedules Annual Meeting May 13-14 in Chattanooga While there are more details to come, the Alabama-Tennessee Association has scheduled its Annual Meeting to be hosted at Pilgrim Congregational UCC Chattanooga on Friday, May 13th and Saturday May 14th. Program planning is underway, and an ecclesiastical council is being scheduled. UCCOSSN Annual Meeting The supporting hands of the on-going ministries of the United Church of Christ is holding its 201 1 Annual Meeting "Go Tell It On the Mountains." The meeting, hosted by First Church of Christ, Congregational, UCC | North Conway, NH will be April 28-May 1. We are the Office Support Staff from local churches, conferences and national agencies and instrumentalities. We look forward to meeting with you this April. 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Abercrombie to Cut Prices; Giorgio Armani Recovering From Hepatitis
Also, Agyness Deyn's new Uniqlo commercial is out, and Heidi Montag is designing again.By Sharon Clott
Also, Agyness Deyn's new Uniqlo commercial is out, and Heidi Montag is designing again.By Sharon Clott
Watching this unfold is especially weird since we already saw pics from the wedding.By Emma Rosenblum
You get the feeling that our heroine finds all of her "friends" rather annoying.By Emma Rosenblum
The Material Mom took her kids, and Jesus Luz, to a Mets game — where she hung out with Anderson Cooper.By Katie Goldsmith
In this week's episode, Heidi and Spencer continue seek help, but pretty much everyone in the cast could use professional treatment.By Emma Rosenblum
The New York super-couple is expanding their brood.By Katie Goldsmith
The only swine in their Mexico hotel room is Spencer.By Jessica Pressler
Can't these kids find someone to hook up with outside of their immediate circle?By Fiona Byrne
Madonna's boyfriend is getting "straight-up dissed" by the other male models. And more, in your daily gossip roundup.By Katie Goldsmith
Also, male models are jealous of Jesus Luz.By Amy Odell
When it comes to SOME children, at least. Her boyfriend Jesus Luz's career is really taking off.By Katie Goldsmith
Also, Speidi got married this weekend and Spencer looked confused.By Amy Odell
NBC, Blago seem equally desperate to get him on the show, somehow, some way.By Dan Amira
We're not saying Whitney Eve is a diamond, but it's something tolerable in the celebrity-fashion-line trough.By The Fug Girls
Thankfully, MTV did not spare us this week from Justin-Bobby's wisdom.By Emma Rosenblum
They're not getting $100,000 to show up at clubs, so she's making up for it with her music career.By Amy Odell
Also, Stefano Pilati just got a sleeve tattoo and Speidi shall wed again.By Amy Odell
But they did spend a romantic evening together.By Chris Rovzar
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Police blotter: 2 charged with stealing copper
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Gregory Anthony McDermott, 47, of 205 Crestview Drive, Greenville and Dennis Ray Kimbrell, 34, of 16 Pine St. Ext., Apt. 2-B, Greer on Thursday were each charged with one count of violation of the Spartanburg County copper ordinance.
The men are accused of possessing several rolls of copper, as well as tools used to gather copper wire and remove its plastic coating from the metal.
Deputies went to 167 Barnette Road, Campobello, Thursday morning to serve an unrelated warrant and saw the men in possession of the items.
Spartanburg Public Safety Department
Ryan Bruce Scott, 31, of 399 Rosecrest Road on Friday was charged with purse snatching and cited for failure to pay a food bill.
Scott is accused of taking a purse from Sonnys Brick Oven Pizza, 203 W. St. John St., and failing to pay a tab.
A witness said he saw Scott take the purse and empty it in the parking lot. The witness said he confronted Scott and the two struggled.
Police responded to a fight call, and when an officer arrived the witness was sitting on Scott, according to an incident report.
The officer reported recovering a wallet belonging to a female from Scotts pants pocket.
Christopher Wells, 28, and Amanda Shafer, 26, both of 100 Vanderbilt Lane, Apt. I-3 on Thursday night were each charged with one count of child neglect.
Wells and Shafer are accused of placing at unreasonable risk of harm on an infant who tested positive for drugs on April 17.
Police responded to a referral by the Department of Social Services that accused Wells and Shafer of using drugs and giving the infant Tylenol to make the child sleep.
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Terrance Andrew Bivings, 31, of 615 N. Main St., Apt. 5 and Akeem Olajuwon Bivings, 22, of 615 N. Main St., Apt. 4 on Friday were charged with first-degree burglary.
The Woodruff men are accused of unlawfully entering a Woodruff Street residence Thursday night.
Police thought the men were inside the home when they arrived and said after a few minutes of searching the men ran from the home and toward another officer.
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Using Firewall Builder, Part I
Linux 2.4's Netfilter firewall code and its front end, iptables, deserve the praise and popularity they've garnered. They've brought Linux firewalls to the same level as commercial stateful packet-filtering firewalls, from the standpoints of functionality, intelligence and security.
Only one thing has been lacking from the Netfilter experience: user-friendliness. A good firewall GUI isn't merely a crutch to be used by nontechnical people. Even the most pointy-headed of us tend to work faster and make fewer mistakes in our firewall policies if we can construct rules with the aid of visual cues and reminders. There's little value in focusing on iptables' command syntax at the expense of the actual security policy your firewall needs to enforce.
Firewall Builder (Figure 1) is a good firewall GUI indeed. It lets you define host, network and service objects that can be used and reused in as many different firewall rulesets as you like; it displays your rules in an instinctive and clear way; and because it's intentionally OS-agnostic, you can use Firewall Builder to generate rulesets not only for Netfilter/iptables, but also for FreeBSD's ipfilter, OpenBSD's pf and even Cisco PIX firewalls.
This issue and next I'll show you how to obtain and install Firewall Builder, and then I'll explain how to use it to build iptables policies of your own easily and instinctively. To begin, we focus on installing Firewall Builder and on populating its Objects database; next month we'll cover policy construction in-depth.
First, a few words on where to install and run Firewall Builder. I don't think it's a good idea to run Firewall Builder on an actual firewall or on any other hardened, publicly accessible host, called a bastion host. In short, I don't think you should run the X Window System on such hosts.
Instead, you should run Firewall Builder on your normal day-to-day workstation. Then, copy the firewall scripts you build to the host you actually wish to configure, using scp or some other secure means. Firewall Builder is designed to be used in this way.
On the other hand, if you intend to use Firewall Builder to create Netfilter scripts for local protection of one particular host, such as a Linux 2.4-based web server, perhaps it's okay to run Firewall Builder directly on the host on which its scripts will be installed. But, make sure X11 is installed on the host and the host itself is behind a proper firewall.
The important point is you don't need to run Firewall Builder on each host you want configured. Therefore, you shouldn't run it on any host on which you wouldn't otherwise run the X Window System. A single host running Firewall Builder can generate scripts for as many different hosts as you like. We'll see how this is possible shortly.
Naturally, the Firewall Builder Project has its own home page, where you can obtain the latest software releases and documents: www.fwbuilder.org. If anything I say here is different from something you read there, I defer to that site. Firewall Builder's on-line installation instructions are clear and accurate, and they may change between the time I wrote this article and the time it actually is printed.
I'll start with the easiest case. If you run Debian 3.0, you can install Firewall Builder directly from your Debian installation source; Debian has its own officially supported deb package, called fwbuilder. Among other things, this package depends on the Debian packages libfwbuilder0, fwbuilder-iptables, libgtk1.2, libgtkmm1.2, libxslt1, libxml2 and libsnmp4.2.
I'll skip the complete list of dependencies, though. If you use apt-get to install fwbuilder, apt-get will identify and install all required packages for you. I also recommend installing Debian's fwbuilder-doc package; it is optional (and therefore won't be installed automatically by apt-get in order to satisfy any dependencies) but contains comprehensive and useful documentation.
As of Red Hat 8.0 (the latest Red Hat release at the time of this writing), Firewall Builder isn't yet an official part of Red Hat Linux. However, the Firewall Builder team provides RPM files for several Red Hat releases; see the Firewall Builder download site at sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=5314.
You'll need the fwbuilder and libfwbuilder packages, plus at least one of fwbuilder-ipt, fwbuilder-ipf or fwbuilder-pf, depending on whether you create rulesets for Linux Netfilter/iptables, FreeBSD ipfilter or OpenBSD pf, respectively. You can install more than one of these last three if you wish. Because Firewall Builder's ultimate output is an ASCII script, using a Linux system to generate firewall rules for other platforms is not a problem.
Before installing the Firewall Builder packages, the following standard Red Hat packages must be present: bind-utils, gdk-pixbuf, glib, glibc, gtk+, gtkmm, libfwbuilder, libsigc++, libstdc++, libxml2, libxslt, openssl-0.9.6b, ucd-snmp and XFree86-libs.
In addition, you'll need gtkmm (the GIMP Tool Kit Minus Minus), which contains the C++ bindings for GTK+. This package is part of Ximian GNOME, but you also can download it from www.freshrpms.net.
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text: Special Report: Union Lawsuit Claims EPO Has Prevented It From Functioning; Office Claims Immunity11/07/2016 by Dugie Standeford for Intellectual Property Watch 2 CommentsDeteriorating relations between European Patent Office (EPO) management and staff union SUEPO have sparked another lawsuit in the district court in The Hague, Netherlands. The matter, which will be heard in a 15 July summary proceeding, alleges a pattern of threats, dismissals, suspensions from service and gagging of union members, said Prakken d'Oliveira attorney Liesbeth Zegveld, who represents SUEPO and its Dutch branch. Around one-third of union officials have been suspended, investigated or gagged, effectively preventing the union from functioning, she said in an interview.The lawsuits are just part of the ongoing turmoil affecting the EPO. Reform of the Boards of Appeal (BoA) has also proved controversial, and there are concerns about the reluctance of the Administrative Council to get a grip on the staff-management battle.The EPO said that, as an international organisation, it has immunity from such suits, as recently held by a German court. It defended its changes to the BoA, and announced an autumn conference for stakeholders to discuss an independent study on office social issues.


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Sports Editor
Kasey Carr and Nathaniel Willis, both of Liberty, received top honors at the Rotary Club Sports Awards ceremony.
The Bedford Rotary Club hands out awards to top student athletes across all of Bedford County. The award winners are picked first by the coaches and athletic directors and then a committee gets together and selects one student athlete for each sport.
By Margaret Scott
Sports Editor
A Bedford native, Trey Padgett, at 23 years old, is the youngest boys soccer coach in Virginia. He took a position as the Heritage High School soccer coach for the 2016 soccer season. Padgett received the coach of the year award for Conference 30 this year.
Olivia Randall, out of Synergy Gym, competed in the WKA USA National Championships in New York City on May 21.
This was Randall's second year fighting at the tournament, but it was the first year it was held in New York City.
This weekend boxing legend Muhammad Ali gripped the hands of his family members for the last time as they all said their goodbyes.
Ali was born on January 17, 1942, in Louisville, Kentucky as Cassius Clay and passed away June 3, 2016. Ali struggled with Parkinson's, a neurodegenerative disease.
The Staunton River girls softball team lost 9-2 to Broadway on Tuesday, May 31 in the regional quarterfinals.
The Lady Eagles were unable to keep up with the Lady Gobblers after they hit three homeruns including a two-run shot.
Madison Meador had three hits including a two-run homerun.
The Lady Eagles went 13-5 in the regular season and went 15-8 overall.
The Staunton River boys baseball team fell 4-3 to Rustburg in eight innings on Friday, June 3 in the Regional semifinal game that was rained out the night before. "We definitely played good enough to win, and we had a couple calls that didn't go our way," said Coach Brian Divers.
The Golden Eagles traveled to Fluvanna Co. High School twice to take on the Red Devils in the Regional semifinals.
If you like television, you have to admit that the modern era offers something of a gold mine. Since the development of cable and satellite TV, there are more channels and networks than ever.
In particular, if you enjoy dramas and documentaries on politics and history, then this truly is a golden age.
As of this writing, the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Local 400 and Kroger had reached a tentative agreement on a contract. Union leadership has recommended that its members accept the contract offer.
Sheriff Mike Brown introduced a new deputy, last week, who will be working for the Southern Virginia Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) task force.
He won't be going on the Internet looking for pedophiles as he really has no computer skills. He does, however, have a nose for electronic storage devices.
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Transmisie engineering, a. s.
based in Martin, SLOVAKIA
The company Transmisie was established in the year 1990. The objective of the company was to apply long-year professional experiences in design, consulting and engineering services, installations, maintenance and deliveries of gearboxes, drives and machinery equipments.
Waters Corporation
Distributor in SLOVAKIA
Waters creates business advantages for laboratory-dependent organizations by delivering practical and sustainable scientific innovation to enable significant advancement in healthcare delivery, environmental testing, food safety, chemical materials and water quality. For nearly fifty years, Waters has helped customers make profound discoveries, optimize operations, ...
Eijkelkamp Soil & Water
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As part of Royal Eijkelkamp, Eijkelkamp Soil & Water contributes to the following mission and vision. Mission: Royal Eijkelkamp is able to make a continuous contribution to a safe and healthy living environment thanks to more than 100 years' experience and expertise in soil and water research. Vision: Royal Eijkelkamp wants to become the world's preferred supplier of ...
Office in SLOVAKIA
Grundfos is the world`s largest manufacturer of pumps and pump solutions.
ALVEST MONT, s.r.o.
based in Skalka n/Vahom, SLOVAKIA
The company ALVEST MONT s.r.o., which was established in 1993, is busy with the planing, production, delivery, and construction of technological devices for waste water treatment plants. .
Rabmer Holding GmbH
Office in Bratislava, SLOVAKIA
Since 2002 the company is managed by the founders daughter Ulrike Rabmer-Koller. Since the Rabmer Pipe Rehabilitation division was disincorporated in 2011 , Mrs. Rabmer-Koller is also the sole shareholder of the entire business group. Ms. Ulrike Rabmer-Koller started to expand the Consulting Division of the Rabmer Group in 2006 in order to offer support and counselling ...
The Haigh Engineering Company Ltd
Distributor in SLOVAKIA
Haigh continue to strive to deliver the products, solutions and services to our clients across a number of sectors, including Waste Water treatment, Healthcare, Marine, Military, Biofuels as well as the Catering industry. It is our aim to never leave a known issue outstanding, and to do what we do well, safely and sustainably, so as to ensure continued long term ...
HYDROTECH Water and Environmental Engineering
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A little story for those who want to hear it from this trip to show you the type of people they are. My little girls found a baby bird that had fallen out of its nest. Allison and Pam stopped cleaning a room. They tried calling someone who takes in abandoned birds. When they could not reach them, they went and got a ladder and put the baby bird back in the nest, hoping the mother would come back. The whole time they did this, they praised my girls for saving the life of the bird, because if they hadn't seen the bird, it would surely have died. Of course my girls constantly checkes to see if the "Mama Bird" came back, and she did!!! They are truly special people and I can't thank them enough for everything that they did for us on our trip.
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This past weekend, I friends coming over who had an overabundance of tomatoes from their garden. We followed the fresh tomato variation and the pesto was fabulous. I served this over whole wheat pasta and it's one of the few sauces I've done that can mask the flavor of whole wheat. I would definitely make this again.
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An Important Read in a Lackluster Format,
This review is from: Food Politics: How the Food Industry Influences Nutrition and Health (California Studies in Food and Culture) (Paperback)
Here's the thing.
As one reviewer mentioned I think the bulk of negative reviewers have not actually read this book.
The author is a nuritionist, who says that despite the really basic nutritional advice of most nutritionists which has not significantly changed over the course of a half century, the public still views nutritional advice as difficult to understand.
Because the food industry makes more money when it sells more products. It has a vested interest in getting people to at least buy (if not eat) more food. Most importantly, the least healthy foods (i.e. highly processed foods) have the highest profit margins. To ensure profits, they pressure the government to avoid informing the public in an easily understandable format that they should eat less and avoid processed foods.
Is she saying this is the ONLY reason why americans are fat? No. But the fact that many, many, many americans have problems figuring out what the heck to eat is heavily due to the food lobbyists, a fact which she goes into in nauseating detail.
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But I did finish the book.
Because the message is far more important then the limited medium. This book is critically important in that it hi-lights the sad reality that billions of dollars being spent vying for a place on the tip of your fork. Sadly very little of this money bears your health in mind.
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The book is dull is only a reflection of the reader. I found it interesting and gave the facts to support positions. I also read the Fast Food Nation which I found interesting and maybe a little better format for some. I appreciate the academic world of Dr. Nestle.
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You are absolutely right and this is the best review of this book I have found. This book WAS TERRIBLY BORING AND THE AUTHOR DOES INDEED WRITE LIKE A LOGISTICIAN RATHER THAN A WRITER. However, the message and the information the book provides--and the reams and reams of facts and stats--are needed.
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The show, based on the W. Somerset Maugham novel, got honours including best production, best new play and best direction by Albert Schultz.
The Canadian Stage production of London Road got six awards in the musical theatre division, including best production, best ensemble and best direction by Jackie Maxwell.
Les Misérables, which was tied with London Road with a leading 11 nominations, nabbed just two awards — one for costume design and an acting nod for Melissa O'Neil.
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The show ends. Pahlavi leaves. The atmosphere inside NITV decompresses. A small crowd gathers for a buffet lunch. I grab a plate and find a seat. A short, dark man hunched over a paper plate heaped with Persian takeout looks up.
''Who are you?'' he asks, maybe because I'm the only one on the premises who isn't Persian. I tell him I came to write an article about Reza Pahlavi. ''You don't need to be talking to Reza Pahlavi,'' he says. ''You need to talk to me!''
''Why?'' I ask.
He draws himself up. ''I have a very big show on NITV,'' he says.
''What do you do?''
''I am very related to 'Saturday Night Live,''' he says. ''I do characters very related to 'Saturday Night Live' characters.''
''Which ones?'' I ask.
''All of them.''
I consider this. Satire in Iran seems as unlikely as bobsledding in Jamaica. ''I don't think I've ever heard of an Iranian satirist,'' I say.
''Because I am the only one!'' he says. ''All the rest are dead!''
His name was Ali Fakhredin, and he left Iran in 1979, at the age of 22, a few months before the revolution. He thought he could make it big in Hollywood. By the time he found out how difficult it was for a Middle Eastern comedian to do this, he was no longer able to return home. And so he changed his name to Ali Dean and gamely charged into a future filled with near misses and crushing blows. He lost one big part, in the movie ''Delta Force,'' because it was filmed in Israel and he held an Iranian passport. He lost another when he turned up on the 20th Century Fox studio lot to read for the part of an airplane hijacker with a realistic toy gun hidden in his pants. In the middle of his reading, he yanked the toy gun out of his belt and the casting director fainted. When she came to, she called security, and they escorted Dean off the lot. Being cast was out of the question. ''They say, 'Hijack some flights!''' he says. ''So I hijack some flights!''
He has had the occasional triumph -- a comic sketch on the ''Tonight'' show, for instance, in which he was a Taliban prisoner -- but his acting life for years has consisted mainly of a single trick: wicked, bawdy impersonations of Iranian religious leaders. A few years into his exile, he took to donning turbans and robes and playing a mullah named Hajji. The conceit was that the ayatollahs had sent their man Hajji to Los Angeles to spy on America, and he had talked them into letting him stay. It was his job, for instance, to buy American flags in bulk for the regime to burn. But Hajji was a man of secret desires -- for high-tech gadgets, for rock 'n' roll, for young women.
For 20 years or so, Dean performed this act before tiny clusters of Iranians in the United States. He would study video footage of Iranian clerics by day and mimic them by night. Once a month, someone called him from Iran and threatened to kill him. As often as not, he arrived at the small theaters he played only to discover that a bomb threat had just been called in and that the show had been canceled. ''Most of my shows, nobody shows up because they think the ayatollahs are going to bomb me,'' he says. ''I am the only one who makes fun of these mullahs. Big time.'' He pauses. ''The mullahs, they like you to be sad. They like you to cry. It's when you laugh that they put you in jail.''
It is telling that Zia Atabay was more worried about putting Dean on NITV than he was about Reza Pahlavi. ''Too dangerous,'' is what Atabay said to Dean when Dean first asked for a job. Dean promised to work free, and still Atabay turned him down. But that was back when Atabay still entertained hopes for a peaceful coexistence with the Iranian government. Eventually, reluctantly, he gave in to Dean's entreaties, on one condition. ''I told Ali that he could do anything on NITV, but he could not attack religion,'' Atabay says. ''I said, 'Whatever you do, don't do it in a way that makes the true believers angry with you.''' Dean could ridicule the priests, but he had to leave God alone. Dean accepted the deal. ''Nobody else anywhere has the guts to take on the mullahs,'' he says. ''Only Zia Atabay.''
Mullah Hajji made his debut on NITV on June 6, 2001. Since then, along with Meybodi, he has become one of the network's biggest hits. He spent 20 years in total obscurity, and then, all of a sudden, he was getting huge stacks of fan mail from Iranians who risked 100 lashes by making videos of his show. Atabay says that Iran's president, Mohammad Khatami, is also a viewer. ''I know for a fact that Khatami watches Ali's show,'' he says. ''And he hates it.''
By late January, the entrepreneur standing on one of Atabay's shoulders was at war with the revolutionary standing on the other. He had started NITV in a mercenary spirit, and it was turning into something more like a charity -- but a charity without any donors. It was impossible, Atabay realized, to support a full-time global satellite network with low-budget ads for basmati rice.
Of course, in a perfect world, Atabay would be able to pipe NITV into Iran free. That's where the viewers he most cares about live, and most of them probably couldn't afford to pay in any case. But there was no way to give it away in Iran without also giving it away in Western Europe. And so, late last month, Atabay announced his intention to scramble his signal. At the start, he said, he would scramble it one day, then unscramble it the next to remind nonpaying viewers what they were missing.


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Alan Trefler founded Pegasystems in 1983 at the age of 28. The company was established in Trefler's hometown of Cambridge, Massachusetts, where its headquarters are still located today.[2] Trefler's background as a chess player led him to develop computer systems that could play chess in the early 1980s. He stated in an interview with Forbes that when he started Pega, he wanted to resolve the issues of heavy lifting that business people deal with and more importantly getting a computer to understand how business people wanted things to work. He commented in the same interview, "it turns out to be a fairly hard problem to solve".[3]
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From 2005 onwards, revenues for the company grew strongly, when compared to the rest of the business process management market. Alan Trefler stated in an interview with Computer Weekly that other BPM companies such as Oracle and IBM, were struggling to make gains in the field at the time. Pega reported license revenues rose 34% year-over-year during 2013,[1] with the news of the performance along with other factors, led to Pega's stock rising by 20% in November 2013.[7]
BNY Mellon announced in 2014 that they would be integrating Pega into their operations as part of an efficiency strategy.[8]
In 2015, the company reported an income of $162 million for the second quarter. This was following a steady rise in the company's share price, which had risen by 12 percent since the beginning of the year.[9] The revenue for the quarter was $10 million higher than predictions and it was a 12.6 percent improvement year on year from Q2 in 2014.[10] The Royal Bank of Scotland announced in 2015, that it was using Pega as part of its revised customer relations strategy.[11] Sprint announced a similar solution later in 2015, with the main aim of using Pega to win back clients through a more focused customer relations strategy.[12]
Pega announced in 2010 that it would be acquiring their competitor, Chordiant. The deal was signed on March 15, 2010, with the purchase of the enterprise software company costing around $161.5 million. With the development of the software as a service market, it led Chordiant's growth to stagnate and force them to look for investors. The acquisition of the company by Pegasystems came soon after, leading some experts to draw conclusions that Pegasystems had acquired the company at "a bargain price".[13] Following the acquisition of Chordiant, Pegasystems integrated the operations of Chordiant into their existing operations.
Three and a half years after Pega acquired Chordiant, came the company's next major acquisition. The mobile application development platform vendor, Antenna Software, was acquired for $27.7 million. The company was located in New Jersey and also had bases in Kraków and Bangalore. The acquisition would allow for Pega to provide a faster time-to-market and increased flexibility in end-to-end mobile application development.[14]
In 2014, the company announced two separate acquisitions. The first was of the Bangalore-based MeshLabs, which operated as an analytics startup. The financial details of the transaction were not disclosed.[15] Their second acquisition of the year came when Pega acquired the Profeatable Corporation. The startup from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania was the company's first real move into the cobrowsing market. It was suggested that the software tool would be used as additional functionality for Pega.[16]
Products and services[edit]
Gartner and Forrester have stated that the customer engagement business has a broad range in terms of its annual valuation. Taking both sets of research into account, the market is estimated to be worth $30 billion to $40 billion annually.[3]
Customer relationship management (CRM)[edit]
In 2015, Pegasystems customer relationship management (CRM) suite was listed as one of the largest in the CRM market by David Roe of CMSWire. Pega was included in the top 5 alongside Salesforce.com, SAP CRM, Oracle CRM and Microsoft Dynamics CRM.[17]
Many within the CRM industry have focused on the implementation of cloud technology within their software. Alan Trefler stated in a presentation at the company's annual user conference that many competing products were "online rolodexes". He went on to state that many out of the box applications were often a short term fix to a long-term solution. This is mainly because Pegasystems is seen within the industry as a more bespoke solution than the Oracle and SAP solutions.[18]
During 2015, Pega was chosen as the leader in the field of customer relationship management by a number of leading analysts. In April 2015, Gartner announced that Pega was the leader in the Magic Quadrant for the CRM Customer Engagement Center,[19] along with a similar award from Forrester Research the month prior.
Enterprise Mobility Platform[edit]
Clients who have been named as users of the platform have included Heineken.[20]
- ^ a b Goodwin, Bill (November 21, 2013). "Pegasystems CEO Alan Trefler plans his next move for the $500m software company". Computer Weekly.
- ^ Farrell, Michael B. (July 6, 2014). "Seven things you should know about Alan Trefler". Boston Globe.
- ^ a b c d Rogers, Bruce (February 24, 2015). "Alan Trefler's Pegasystems Is On A Mission To Transform Customer Engagement". Forbes.
- ^ "The single-easiest way to make customers fall in love with you". Mashable. May 1, 2015.
- ^ Goldbaum, Lisa R. (May 13, 1998). "Is The Accounting Cloud Over Pegasystems Finally Lifting?". Barron's (newspaper).
- ^ "SEC drops Pegasystems probe". Biz Journals. April 10, 2002.
- ^ Tsuruoka, Doug (November 13, 2013). "Pegasystems Q3 Beat Led By License Revenue; Stock Up". Investor's Business Daily.
- ^ Kline, Alan (June 12, 2014). "How BNY Mellon Aims to Stay on Top for the Next 230 Years". American Banker.
- ^ "Pegasystems posts 2Q profit". Yahoo!. July 29, 2015.
- ^ Winhoffer, Lindsey (July 31, 2015). "Pegasystems Reaches New 12-Month High Following Earnings Beat (PEGA)". Watchlist News.
- ^ Macrae, Duncan (June 9, 2015). "Royal Bank Of Scotland Aims To Repair Reputation With Customer Service Focus". TechWeek Europe.
- ^ Clancy, Heather (August 7, 2015). "Can this software help Sprint win back core customers?". Fortune.
- ^ Henschen, Doug (March 18, 2010). "Pegasystems To Buy Chordiant For $161.5 Million". InformationWeek.
- ^ "Pegasystems acquires Antenna Software". Business Standard. October 16, 2013.
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- 3/4 cup self-rising flour
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon dried marjoram
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/4 teaspoon celery seed
- 2 eggs, beaten
- 1 1/2 cups milk
- 6 tablespoons butter, melted
Preheat oven to 425 degrees F.
Combine dry ingredients in a large bowl. Combine eggs, milk and butter in a separate bowl, and add to the bowl of dry ingredients, stirring until just moistened. Pour batter into a lightly greased 9-inch pan. Bake for 25 minutes or until golden brown.
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Off the Grid/Eco-Friendly/Green Home. Use of Boat provided as a Courtesy, at no extra charge. 4-Seater electric golf cart, 2 stand-up paddleboards, 2 surfboards, and 2 sea-kayaks add to the fun and activity. Boogie boards, snorkeling equipment, fishing gear, and sand toys for the kids are already here. Ping Pong table, Foosball, volleyball & beach volleyball, bocce ball, horseshoes, corn hole, and tetherball make for fun on the land, too.
Comfortably accommodate up to 8. Children and pets welcome.
Please note that maximum occupancy for the house is up to 8 people, and this includes children and any overnight guests.
Beachfront home in your own secluded Tropical Paradise -- 30 minutes by boat from Naples or Marco Island. 20' Hurricane Deck Boat is provided for use of guests, at no extra charge, you simply pay for your gas. Or bring your own boat. You can fish, swim, relax, and recharge on the island all week.
Key West style 3 story home features screened deck gathering area on ground floor, with wet bar and bathroom, as well as discrete shower to rinse off sand from the beach. Second floor offers 4 private, comfortable bedroom suites with a/c and private screened terrace. 3 king beds, 1 full bed. Third floor Great Room boasts cathedral ceilings, full kitchen, all appliances, large pass-through kitchen window opening up to a spacious open deck with a to-die-for panoramic view of the Gulf of Mexico. Screened outdoor dining area. This is a wonderful place to have your meals and be mesmerized by the soft breezes and gentle surf, and to be awed by one glorious sunset after another. Another full bath here. AC/TV/DVD/Cellular/Wi-Fi (Check email. Surf the Web. Not for live streaming movies, music, games, etc)
The house is off the grid, so you are completely self-sufficient. Solar power with backup generator, ample rainwater, filtered and UV'd for your use (not drinkable, you would need to bring bottled water for drinking and cooking. Gas grill for outdoor cookouts. The house sits on 2+ acres of pristine mangrove forest and natural island flora, with the beach on one side and the deep-water bay on the other. You have your own dock, where you will park your boat, and an electric golf cart at your service.
Keewaydin Island is accessible only by boat, and it forms part of Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve. It is an 8 mile long barrier island, just off the coast of Naples, between Gordon Pass and Marco Island, with a peaceful, unspoiled white sugar sand beach. Sunshine, gulf beaches, blue skies, fresh air and peace and quiet abound. If you need a break from the mad pace of urban living today...a week of relaxing at Yellowbird may be your perfect rejuvenator.
Wildlife is abundant, including dolphins, manatees, key deer, armadillos, and many osprey nests with fledglings being cared from by doting parents. Keewaydin is a migration stopover for 150 different species of interesting birds on their way North or South, and many who live here year-round, including eagles, pelicans, and the gorgeous large pink roseate spoonbills. If you are ever fortunate enough to see one fly over you, I guarantee your heart will stop.
This is a great place to unwind. You can swim and sun, walk and talk, boogie-board or stand-up paddleboard, go kayaking, collect shells on the beach, fish from dock, boat or beach, read, write, relax and re-connect with your yourself and your loved ones, and with the beauty of nature. And yet you are only 30 minutes from civilization and its benefits, if you want it or need it.
It's not too good to be true.
It's here...waiting for you.
I have spent 30 years with the military and also worked with the Department of State; so I have been fortunate enough to meet many terrific people. Over the past 10 years, I have also rented a number of beach houses around Florida to include the Keys, North Captiva, and Cayo Costa. My wife and I have found no people more amenable or helpful than Ahmed and Kathy. They will attend to your needs and make you feel like part of the family and not just anther customer. Ahmed is attentive and much like that fun uncle you had or wish you had while growing up. Kathy is extremely efficient and responsive. Together they are an unbeatable pair.
Unlike other rentals, the photos actually and accurately depict what you get. All rooms, furniture, appliances and beach equipment is first class. We were also there in mid June and the A/C worked fine with no complaints.
I've been shelling, fishing and swimming on many Florida beaches and could surpass this place. I've never seen so many shells in pristine condition. I caught snook off the beach and my wife literally swam with a dolphin.
No. I'm not related or being paid to write such a review. In fact, I really don't like writing and have never taken the time to write a review before. Yellowbird by the Sea is a first class operation.
Yellowbird, and hosts, Kathy and Ahmed, are a treasure! 4 siblings with friends/partners, we all had plenty of space and seclusion, as well as wonderfully connected family time. Ahmed and Kathy have thought of everything, and were incredibly accommodating to our needs, especially around arrival and departure. The house is exactly as described. Although it is possible to get to Marco Island for groceries, or Naples to have a look around, the wonder of Keewaydin Island is staying put, enjoying the miles of sandy beach, shelling, soaking up the natural beauty.
The kitchen is well appointed and the pleasures of cooking and dining were certainly an enjoyable part of our stay. Plan shopping carefully, as there is no grocery store "next door"! I had planned on baking and forgot to pick up any baking soda/powder (found some later) so enjoyed learning about baking with beer instead! Ah, the things one can learn on vacation!
If the availability of Yellowbird coincides with your dates, if you are a lover of nature and beauty, if shopping (or at least limited shopping) is not your thing, then do not hesitate to book. We will definitely keep this gem on our radar for a possible return trip.
Thanks so much, Kathy and Ahmed! Wishing you the best always.
Every few years, we vacation with a group of our friends (usually 3 other couples) to celebrate a milestone birthday for someone in our group. We usually try to find a beach location that is somewhat unique where one can really feel like they are "getting away from it all". Yellowbird by the Sea fit the bill perfectly! If someone blindfolded you and dropped you on Keewaydin Island, you might think you were on a very secluded island somewhere in the Caribbean. With the exception of the buildings on Marco Island far off in the distance, there is very little sign of civilization around you. The white sand beach is wide and the water is as beautiful as you'll see most anywhere on the coast of the United States. There are only about a dozen homes on the 8 mile long island, so there are very few people to be seen anywhere on the beach in the vicinity of Yellowbird by the Sea.
The owners property description is very detailed and accurate, so I won't repeat it all here ... just a few notable items. The house is quite new (I believe about five years old), and extremely well equipped. Virtually everything you need is there, including kitchen supplies, beach towels, kayaks, paddle boards, fishing equipment, etc. Perhaps most importantly, a 20' deck boat is INCLUDED in the rental! This is a tremendous value and is great for pleasure excursions or if you need to return to "civilization" to replenish supplies.
Finally, if you read all the other reviews you will see over and over again how owners Kathy & Ahmed were so gracious, welcoming, helpful, accommodating, and pleasant. We couldn't agree more. They really are great hosts and do everything they can to make sure you have a great vacation.
If you're looking for a secluded, off the grid, relaxing beachfront vacation .... Yellowbird by the Sea is a perfect choice.
We went to Yellowbird by the sea for a 60th birthday celebration for my husband as well as one of our other friends. The place was spectacular, we had such a great time with good friends, good food, great atmosphere, etc. The place was fully stocked with everything and anything you would need in case you left anything home. All the fun water toys and everything else. Unfortunately the weather wasn't the best but we made the best of it and did get at least 2 beach days! Luckily the house was stacked with games because we played many games and put puzzles together while the rain was falling and the wind was blowing. I wouldn't change a thing. Thanks to the owners for being so accommodating.
We had a beautiful stay at Yellowbird by the Sea. The whoosh of the waves from the Gulf lulled us to sleep each night in the super comfy beds. The piles and mounds and stretches of shells of all kinds (whelks, cats paws, scallops, mermaids toenails, conches, oysters, sand dollars, sea stars) enchanted us. The long quiet walks with children and grandchildren soothed our collective soul. Your home on wonderful Keewaydin Island was a sweet find. Thanks to the Yellowbird Hosts, for taking such good care of us. We will be back! The Rupperts
Our experience at Yellowbird was one of the best I have ever had. We travel a lot and try to find places different every time and this one totally fit the bill. It is a very well stocked rental. All you need is to bring your food and drinks. The bedrooms are very private with a private screened in balcony and your own bathroom. The living area,( living room, Kitchen, Dining area, Screened dining and sitting space and bbq) is on the third floor and this gives you a great view of the ocean and the property. Lots of places to sit and enjoy your time. Kayaks, paddle boards, body boards, volleyball, horseshoes, lots of games and a variety of DVD's, are only a few things to keep you busy. WI-FI works great. We had 8 adults and we were all able to get on the internet at all times. You can also fish off the dock, take the boat out or fish on the beach. The beach is very private as there are very few residents on the island. It is also a shell collectors paradise. We took the boat to Marco Island shopping and eating. Also just a short ride back to Naples to pick up your car where you boarded to go shopping or explore the area. Our hosts Kathy and Ahmed were so accomodating. Any questions we had were answered immediately as Kathy had her phone on 24 hours a day. I have dealt with many rentals and this was one of the best experiences we have had. The Three Sixty market where you dock is a must eat choice. It is a little pricey but we found it worth it. This is a very peaceful and quiet home. I would highly recommend it.
Keewaydin is a barrier island that hugs the coast of Naples. It is a 30 minute boat ride through beautiful Naples Bay. The island is a nature preserve, part of Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve. 8 mile long pristine white sugar sand beach, unspoiled flora and fascinating wildlife abound. Back to nature - but not too far - and in comfort!
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Water and power are limited, so guests are asked to conserve both these resources.
Use of boat is included in house rental fee, guests pay only for gas.
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