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LEWIS BOOTH, CFO, Ford Motor Co. |
Under Perry, 58, AutoTrader.com has used a series of acquisitions over the past year to extend its influence among Internet auto shoppers dramatically. |
FLETCHER DAVIDSON, Group vice president, Toyota Customer Services, Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. Inc. |
PETER SCHREYER, Chief design officer, Kia Motors Corp. |
Schreyer, 58, has swiftly transformed Kia from a brand devoid of style into one that's becoming synonymous with high design for the masses. |
MIKE JACKSON AND MICHAEL MAROONE, AutoNation Inc. |
JIM HALLETT, CEO, KAR Auction Services Inc. |
Hallett has shown that building an auction company is as much about clicks as it is about bricks and mortar. |
Bosch is thriving by supplying fuel-saving equipment to North American automakers, such as fuel-delivery parts for Ford Motor Co.'s EcoBoost engines. |
DERRICK KUZAK, Group vice president of global product development, Ford Motor Co. |
Kuzak, 60, seems to swing and hit it out of the park effortlessly with his product revamps at Ford division. |
JOE BAKAJ, Vice president of powertrain engineering, Ford Motor Co. |
Bakaj, 49, led the team that launched two new direct-injection turbocharged EcoBoost engines globally this year. |
Posawatz serves as the quasi-ambassador for the Volt, the revolutionary plug-in hybrid launched in December 2010. |
BURT JORDAN, Executive director of global vehicle and powertrain purchasing, Ford Motor Co. |
Jordan, 44, continues to deliver more of Ford's supplier purchases to minority suppliers. |
Hosford, 64, has used a media strategy that blends promoting strengths while taking calculated risks that are deftly crafted. |
SHINICHI SASAKI, Executive vice president for global procurement, Toyota Motor Corp. |
Sasaki, 64, faced a purchasing chief's nightmare when the March 11 earthquake and tsunami battered Japan. |
YASUSHI AKAO, President, Renesas Electronics Corp. |
Akao, 57, put his company's name in the headlines like never before. |
Amaia launches its first foray near VERMOSA, Ayala Land’s 700 hectare mixed-use township development in Cavite with Amaia Series. |
Amaia Series is the first affordable townhouse residential development in the vicinity of this modern suburban community. It is thoughtfully designed for families who would like to make it big someday. Its townhouse are afforded the gift of space in a variety of ways to inspire creativity among its residents. |
It is built with energizing greens and open spaces with enriching features and amenities. |
Amaia Series is privileged to be standing next to a fully master planned development. Within the development are future retail areas, business districts, institutional establishments, recreation opportunities and training facilities. |
Amaia Series is located along Patinding Araw Road, Imus Cavite. It is easily accessible from Makati, Manila, Muntinlupa and even Tagaytay all less than an hour away through a variety of road connections—Daang Hari Road, SLEX via the Muntinlupa-Cavite Expressway (MCX), CAVITEX, and the upcoming CALAX Road. |
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Each month, we are sharing the 411 on some of the most oft-used tactics in our PR toolboxes. |
Today’s lesson is on the calendar listing. |
A calendar listing generally contains the “Who,” “What,” “Where,” “When,” “Why,” and cost of an event or program in a specific format. It is meant to be posted – often by us – to online calendars as well as sent to traditional and community media to share pertinent data on a specific event. |
It is not a story pitch. This is. |
It is not a news release. This is. |
It should neither be sent to any hard-news media nor any long lead media if the date is less than a month away. |
Oh, it’s also not a media advisory – but stay tuned as we tackle that tactic in the near future. |
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It would be unimaginably effective if religious leaders join the fight for environment. Indeed, the tendency to advocate environment protection is making roads into mainstream of many faiths. |
Many Muslim clerics are urging Gulf States to take care of water conservation. On the other hand, evangelical preachers in U.S. took the up the cudgel by calling attention to global warming. |
Religion can reach to a wider mass effectively that other organizations and NGOs cannot ever reach. The global environment protection movement has provided a rare common ground to all religions. |
Antena and Libros Antena Books (Los Angeles) present a cross-language event that includes a poetry reading featuring work written in languages other than English with and without translations, and an interactive cartonera book workshop with Cartonera Santanera (Santa Ana), Kaya Press (Los Angeles), Kodama Cartonera (Ti... |
The workshop will be in Spanish and English; interpretation provided by Antena Los Ángeles. |
In Real Life: Recycled Languages is a Public Engagement project organized by January Parkos Arnall, Curatorial Associate, Public Engagement. The Hammer Museum’s Public Engagement program is supported, in part, by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County Arts Commission. |
Image: Workshop organized by Antena. Photo: Jen Hofer. |
The Nonexistent Knight and the Cloven Viscount, Italo Calvino (trans. by Archibald Colquhoun), Mariner Books, 1977, ISBN 9780156659758, 264pp. |
I’ve long meant to give Calvino a try as his name is always mentioned in the company of other magic realists and fabulists that I like. I decided on this one simply because I found a nice copy used. Unfortunately, I didn’t like it very much and I wonder if I just got the wrong book to give Calvino a fair try. |
This is two novellas that showcase why he’s considered a magic realist, and they do meet at least my definition of that term. In “The Nonexistent Knight,” the titular character Agilulf is indeed an empty suit of armor which even Charlemagne finds off-putting rather than unusual. After setting up that the Knight is abou... |
“The Cloven Viscount” is even stranger, about a lord who was severed in half (down the middle) and in which each half survives, yet one side is all bad and the other is all good. The fact that I can’t keep a bad Star Trek episode out of my mind the entire time I’m reading this is not a recommendation. More so than the ... |
I’d be willing to give Calvino another try, although I think I may ask around for recommendations before picking up the next book. |
Jan 9, 2006 | 00:02 1 I noticed in the other thread a discussion developed about keeping the Sabbath. |
Scripture says Yahshua became our Sabbath. It's not just one day of the week we should rest in Him, but every day. |
Hebrews 4:4-11, "For he spake in a certain place of the seventh day on this wise, And God did rest the seventh day from all his works. And in this place again, If they shall enter into my rest. Seeing therefore it remaineth that some must enter therein, and they to whom it was first preached entered not in because of u... |
Your post triggers some questions. |
1 Is Yeshua out to lunch in Matt 5:17-20 when He proclaims that the instructions and the prophets will not disappear until heaven and earth disappear? |
2 Since the Sabbath commandment is part of the ten, are the other 9 also void? |
3 Is Isa 66:22-24 talking about something other than the new heaven and new earth that belivers have a hope to inhabit? |
4 Why is a beliver in such a notion working at all? Hebr 4:9-10. Since such a believer has entered in to the Sabbath rest of Yeshua, he/she should not work ever,right? |
5 Since the is no special day for Sabbath, why do most christians celebrate a day of rest on the day of sun worship that the catholic church adopted in favour of the Sabbath that Yeshua followers kept? |
I hope this can lead to a good discussion based on scripture. |
The Law has definitely not been changed. |
Exodus 20:8-9, "Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy. Six days shalt thou labour, and do all <u>thy</u> work:" |
Hebrews 4:10, "For he that is entered into his rest, he also hath ceased from his own works, as God did from his." |
I believe this is talking about the millenium age, the thousand year rule by Yahshua. |
Common sense would tell one that working for the Lord would include seeing to one's bodily needs so one could continue to work for the Lord. |
In effect, seeing to one's bodily needs would then be the Lord's work. |
I could only attribute it to Biblical illiteracy. |
Thanks for not slinging mud!! |
Yeshua became the living Torah. How can Yeshua be other than according to Torah? And my question is very logical. If we can change one commandment, why not change all? The 4th commandment is the longest, most detailed commandment. |
Interestingly we divide our year according to the earths travel one turn around the sun and the day according to the earth spinning one revolution, but organising the days into seven and calling them weeks have no natural connection. Months can be tied to the moon phases and is scriptural since the first instruction wa... |
The only reason for a seven day week is Gods word! |
Since the Sabbath is a commandment and since God wants us to keep the seventh day holy. Since the Sabbath has been kept until Yeshua came and since Yeshua kept the Sabbath and since all the disciples kept the Sabbath. Since the Sabbath was changed by humansto sun-day. And since we obviously are to keep the Sabbath in t... |
Verse 9:There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10for anyone who enters God's rest also rests from his own work, just as God did from his. |
The only thing preventing us to enter that rest is disobedience, verse 11 Let us, therefore, make every effort to enter that rest, so that no one will fall by following their example of disobedience. |
Common sense have gotten lots of believers in trouble. |
Verse 12:For the word of God is living and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart. |
This is, again, Not NT ( since it was not written yet) that is referred to but it is Tanak and Torah especially. |
Yeshau says that the law stands in Matt 5. |
Even to the Gentiles that it talks about in Acts 15, that had a hard time to learn and follow the law it was decided by the whole council what James said: That they should start with these 4 things:1 abstain from food polluted by idols 2 abstain from sexual immorality 3 abstain from meat from strangled animals and 4 no... |
Has God really changed His Holy day-the Sabbath? The day we are to honour and keep in remembrance YHVH, Adonai, Hashem??Abraham, Isaacs and Jacobs God! |
Another topic. Do you know that the catholic church has changed the ten commandments and also the name of God? |
You've answered your own question. Yahshua became God's Word in the flesh. He became the Sabbath. |
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