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PUBLISHED FRIDAY—REaAD IN EVERY PARK HILL HOME VOLUME VIII—No. 394 DENVER, COLORADO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1940 NUMBER 36 This and That Elect Joe Cook for Juvenile Judge and save our community a great deal of money. Cook, as Juvenile Judge, will decrease the population of the Industrial School at least one- half. He has the ability to talk wayward boys out of mischief—he speaks their language and they will abide by his advice. He has, in past years, proven these facts in his dealings with boys. He will save many a youth from becoming an inmate in the Industrial School. "Five more billions are being spent," says a headline. If Hitler does not hurry up and take us we may not be worth taking. We hear that the president would like to retire to private life but that he feels the current unrest in this country and in the world compels him to remain at the helm of the gov1 ernment. Well, the main unrest at home is the result of New Deal mismanagement of affairs, and unrest abroad is caused chiefly by three men who also feel that they are the only ones in the land who are capable of running their government. Voters should beware of a man who has such a high regard tor himself. There are plenty of men in the United States, including the Republican nominee, who are as capable as Mr. Roosevelt. We condemn and investigate "un-American Activities," and very properly so. But let citizens realize that there is nothing more un-American than failure to vote. Scout Mother's Auxiliary Scout Mother's Auxiliary, j Troop 10, was organized on Aug- ' ust 23rd by Mrs. V. B. Preston, District Chairman, at the home of Mrs. James A. Read. After the preliminaries of organization, the group elected the following officers: President, Mrs. James A. Read; first vice present, Mrs. ; H. G. Spradley; second vice pres-! ident, Mrs. C. D. Short; secre- j tary-treasurer, Mrs. A. E. Johnson; publicity chairman, Mrs. Russell W. Brown, The next regular meeting will be held Tuesday, Sept. 17th, at 1:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Russell W. Brown,. 2910 Ash street. On Wednesday, August 28, Mrs. James A. Read entertained at luncheon the officers of the newly organized Scout Mothers Auxiliary, Troop 10. At the Board meeting which followed the luncheon, it was decided that the regular meetings of the Auxiliary would be held the third Tuesday of each month. After a general discussion of plans to promote the welfare of Scouting, the following appointments were made: Courtesy committee, Mrs. Fred N. Holland; Telephone committee, Mrs. R. A. Nichols; Ways and Means committee, Mrs. C. D. Short, second vice president. Thanks! We want to take this opportunity to thank our many friends, who have been so kind and generous during our time of need. —Mr. and Mrs. Joe Milan. stylartIi! if Beautv Shop 111 |j! Air-Condit'.cned % * \ Permanent, Now £ j 1 Croqulnole Perm. 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The marketing cooperatives, for example, have become his effective ally in his job of trying to make the erratic productive forces of nature jibe with the almost equally erratic demands of the consuming public. It is not an easy job. It calls for unremitting effort and scientific organization. The marketing cooperatives have all of these. In any program of agricultural aid they inevitably play a vital part, and help to make a tough problem a little less tough. New Beauty Shop Announcing the opening of a new beauty shop at 1474 Birch at Colfax, called Primp Shop, with Miss Nancy, operator in charge, with many years experience in the beauty profession in Denver. She will be glad to see old and new patrons. Come in and we will give you a complimentary facial to introduce our Dolly Madison cosmetics. York-Colfax Hardware Co. In New Location The York-Colfax Hardware Co. are now in their new store, a- cross the alley from the former location. The new store is twice as large as the former one, giving excellent room for displaying all of their goods to better advantage. All fixtures and furnishings are new, built to fit in their respective places. The display is excellent and the lighting effect superb. Next week, an extra bargain introductory sale has been arranged and we refer you to page 3 for detail oi this sale. Beauceant The first meeting of the year of the Clio Club of Denver will be a tea to be held Sepv. 11 at 2 p. m. at the home of Miss Clara Ell, 1418 Glencoe St., with the president, Mrs. Charles C. Kitzmiller, in charge. The speaker of the afternoon will be Mrs. Wesley Taylor, Jr., president of the Colorado Poetry Fellowship, who will review the western lyric poet, John G. Nei- hardt, and read from his epic cycle of the west, some of the narrative verse that portrays the heroic period of American history. Mrs. Wendell Ellsworth will sing a number of songs and Charles Kitzmiller, violinist, will play several selections. Mrs. Mary R. Guerber will be the accompanist. The tea will be in charge of Mrs. J. F. Liebman, the social chairman, and the members of her committee who are Mes- dame sA. H. Holland, H. N. He- cock, W. E. Heider, M. Taylor, H. E. Jones and Frank Seeleman. 90 BEAUTY SALON EM. 6986 5024 E. Colfax at Fairfax For That | Back to School % Permanent Spiral & Croquinole Machine or Machineless For best of materials and workmanship — Call us Today l -> .- t A regular meeting of the Denver Assembly No. 1, Social Order of the Beauceant, will be held Friday, Sept. 13 at the Masonic Temple. After the business meeting, presided over by Mrs. Ransom L. Sare, the president, there will be a social hour with cards. There will be a visit to Sands House, Wednesday, Sept. 25, in charge of Mrs. Oscar A. Olson. THE LOW iOW; ■from- HICKORY GR0V1 This old saying about it being cheaper to move versus paying rent is one idea, but on the other hand there are other excuses too. Like with us, our boys have passed the whoopin'-cough and music lesson age—and their tonsils are out—so we feel kinda foot-loose, and can move. So Susie says, Josephus, this old house we been living in don't look like the ones we see in the movies. So I says O.K., we will move. And the thing I want to tell you about is not the moving—it is about getting settled, and the house built, and hooked-up with everything, like lights and water, etc. There is lots of poppin'-off a bout the gas, and the water, and the phone company, etc. — and what a robber they are, and to watch 'em. But the outfits we had to watch the least were the ones we been warned against the most. It is time somebody chirped up with a good word for 'em, so I do so now while it is fresh in my mind. 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Title | Park Hill Topics Volume 8 No. 36 |
Creator(s) | Steele, Alfred |
Summary | A weekly newspaper distributed to the residents of the Park Hill neighborhood. This contains articles about neighborhood events, news, and gossip. As well as advertisements for local businesses. |
Date | 1940 September 6 |
Notes | Description based on: Vol. 1, no. 11 (Oct. 13, 1933). |
Physical Description | 8 p. |
Subject (topic) | Community newspapers--Colorado--Denver. |
Subject (geographic) | Park Hill (Denver, Colo. : Neighborhood) |
Rights | Contact Western History/Genealogy Dept. Denver Public Library, Denver, Colorado |
Reproduction Available for Purchase | Yes |
Language | eng |
Publisher | Steele, Alfred |
Place of Publication | Denver, Colo. |
Digital Origin | reformatted digital |
Format-Medium | Document |
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The question is simply, how quickly can the rebuilding process get under way?
Daiki manufactures exterior doors, hoods and other sheet metal parts for the construction equipment industry.
The company was founded in the spring of 1995 as a joint venture between Daiki Industrial, Komatsu America and Nittetsu Shoji. Production at the Adairsville plant started in 1996.
Stephenson was in meetings much of this past week with top corporate executives — some of whom got to Adairsville a couple of days after the storm, others who didn't make it to Georgia until last weekend.
"We're trying to put together a plan of how to move forward, how quickly we can move forward," Stephenson said. "Hopefully by Monday we'll have an outline of how quickly we can get rebuilt, get going again and get people rehired."
Daiki Human Resources Manager Paulette Knowles said corporate leaders were able to speak to virtually each of the company's employees on Wednesday when the Georgia Department of Labor opened a special unemployment claims office, specifically for Daiki employees, at the North Pointe Church in Adairsville.
"We asked if they needed any assistance with anything and most of them were OK," Knowles said.
Stephenson said he wanted to issue a special thanks to the GDOL.
"They have absolutely jumped through hoops getting our people signed up for unemployment," he said. "We can rebuild a plant and we can find new equipment, but our main concern was the people. We're going to take care of them."
Riding out the storm
But how did close to 90 people survive a direct hit from an EF-3 tornado?
Personnel at the plant were aware there was a potential for bad weather on Jan. 30. Stephenson said an employee had an iPhone with a weather alert app.
"It went off and he told me, 'Wes, there's something on the ground in Bartow County,' so we went up to the office," Stephenson said.
An employee in the office had the weather up on her computer, and it didn't take long to determine that Adairsville was in the bull's-eye of the storm's path. Foghorns used as an alert system were sounded and all of the 85 employees in the plant at that time moved to the cafeteria.
"Then we started hearing reports that this thing was going to be hidden in the clouds, so we got everybody in the bathrooms," Stephenson said.
The employee with the iPhone continued to track the storm while they were huddled in the bathroom. At one point it appeared the storm was moving west of a red dot that they had determined was downtown Adairsville.
They were wrong.
That red dot was the Adairsville exit on Interstate 75 and the tornado was bearing down on the plant.
"I looked out the window and you could see this black, ugly, swirling cloud so I went through and yelled at everybody, 'it's on top of us, take shelter,'" Stephenson said.
Justin Carnes, Calhoun, said he rode out the storm in a bathroom that was more like a locker room.
Stephenson said he and Knowles and a couple of others barely had time to duck into a kitchenette and close the door.
"At first, it sounded like a tremendous hail storm then — just pounding on the doors and walls. I just thought any minute it was going to collapse, and then all of a sudden the ceiling caved in," Stephenson said. "I looked up and the roof was gone and we were looking at the open sky."
Stephenson and his entourage were trapped but, after employees were able to contact them over the two-way radio system, several people crawled through the debris to free them. A few minutes later, they were all free of the rubble and standing in the parking lot where they did a head-count and were able to account for everyone.
"We were just absolutely a bunch of drowned rats standing out in the parking lot," Stephenson said.
Looking toward the future
Willis Worley of Adairsville had worked at Daiki in the paint department for about eight years.
"We were thankful to have our lives, and then the reality set in when it was all over with — that we don't have a job anymore," Worley said.
He had thought, prior to Wednesday's meeting with the unemployment office personnel, that he would be picking up a paycheck. But he learned that wasn't going to be the case.
"It might be two or three weeks before we get any unemployment, so the reality is really setting in," he said.
Worley also has a son who worked at Daiki, and his son has a baby on the way.
"There's a lot of people there that are really struggling bad," Worley said.
Carnes, who worked in the door assembly department, said he is fortunate in that he is not married and still lives at home.
"Even still, it's going to be tough. I've got a car payment and a loan payment … car insurance and stuff like that," Carnes said. "Daiki is a great business to work for and great people to work with and I want to work there. Even if I got a job somewhere else, I would still — when it re-opened — I would still go back."
HR manager Knowles said many employees have said they would come back to work, yet others said they didn't know what they would do in the short-term future.
"There's no doubt in my mind that we're going to rebuild it. It's just a matter of how quick can we do it," Stephenson said.
"The insurance adjusters have been onsite for a week now and we're trying to get budgetary numbers on the building and the equipment," he continued. "Hopefully we can have that done within just a few days, and then we'll know where to go from there. We're definitely going to be here."

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In loving memory of Captain William Bell D.S.C. who died 22nd January 1932 aged 66. Also his wife Catherine died 21st June 1940 aged 76. Also Robbie younger son died 5th December 1906 and their daughter Violet Kathleen died 17th July 1956 aged 57 years. This man was a hero in the first world war and was the first person to sink a German boat
Capt Bell was the first sea Captain to sink an enemy sbmarine in WW1
John lived in Redcar most of his life and died at the age of 86
On the night of October 21st 1941 a social club "The Zetland" in Coatham Road received a direct hit by one of the high explosive bombs. As a result fifteen people died, with only six survivors. The Zetland Club was following its normal evening routine, a bridge party was about to start. A snooker party had just vacated the table to join colleagues gossiping at the bar. The victims were all trapped by a sudden deluge of masonry, bricks and rubble. The majority involved in the incident were well known prominent citizens and belonged to the Operatic Society, Cricket Club and the Literary Institute. Among the fatally injured were the Mayor, a Magistrate, two Headmasters and a local well-loved Doctor. It was indeed a very sad day for Redcar. There was a memorial service held in St. Peter's Church, with the address led by the Rt. Rev. Hubbard the Lord Bishop of Whitby. The funerals were held separately and privately. The bombed site of the club is now a garden of remembrance in their memory, with an inscribed plaque on the wall. These men had given vast service to the community and played a large part in the public life of Redcar and their deeds will go down in the town's history. One of the fatalities was Dr. Robinson a well loved local Physician who always wore a rose in his buttonhole and did all his visiting on a bicycle. He lived at Oulton in Coatham Road. He served in the First World War with the French Red Cross and afterwards in the Gallipoli campaign. He was involved in several voluntary activities, all for the good of Redcar. He was Chairman of the R.N.L.I., his intention was to have a local museum and collected many items towards this end. Taken from The Cleveland Standard Nov. 1st and 29th 1941. AIR RAID VICTIMS IN THE ZETLAND CLUB OCTOBER 1941.
The names underlined have been found on gravestones in the Redcar Lane Cemetery.
Alderman Charles Harris J.P. Frank Bainbridge. (Builder) John C.D. Barnett. (School Master) William Crozier. (Bank Manager) Mabel Fletcher. (club Stewardess) Charles H. Goodwin. (Optician) Arthur Pickering J.P. (Chairman of the local magistrates) Matthew Ranson (Retired School Master) Doris R. Rigby. (Club Maid) Dr. Alfred S. Robinson. Joseph Roebuck. (Councillor) William J. Smallwood. (Company Commercial Manger) Doris Walton. Harold Watson. Marion Watson.
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SCOOBA – The East Mississippi basketball teams split with the defending state champions of Jones County in season-opening action Monday evening at Keyes T. Currie Coliseum on the Scooba campus. The EMCC women dropped a 70-65 decision in the first contest, while the Lions claimed a 90-84 victory in the nightcap.
In the opener, head coach Sharon Thompson's EMCC Lady Lions, rated 27th nationally in the preseason NJCAA rankings, were outscored 16-5 over the final 4:34 in falling at home to the Lady Bobcats. In a contest featuring a dozen ties, the EMCC women saw a six-point lead (60-54) dissipate down the stretch. Following a basket by former Kemper County High School standout RoTasha Windom with 4:34 remaining, the Lady Lions went without a made field goal over a four-minute span while also committing four costly turnovers during that stretch. In the meantime, Jones County took a six-point lead (69-63) at the 1:28 mark following a fake-and-drive basket by Sooby Cooks and two subsequent charity tosses by Tanecka Carey. Sophomore Raona Stowers of Macon cut the deficit to 69-65 on a feed from former Noxubee County High School teammate Shanteria Tate with 10 seconds left. However, Cooks sealed the road victory by hitting 1-of-2 from the line with 6.7 ticks remaining for the final outcome. With a dozen Lady Lion players getting into the scoring column, freshman guard Natalie Tate of Columbus High School led the way with 12 points and five assists. Shanteria Tate was the only other EMCC player in double digits with 11 points. Reigning MACJC All-North State forward Martika Hull of Meridian's Southeast Lauderdale High School was held to just two points on 1-of-5 shooting and committed five turnovers. As a team, the Lady Lions were slowed by 29 miscues during their opener. The visiting Lady Bobcats were led by Cooks and Erica Moore with 16 points apiece, followed by Ashley Lee's dozen points. In the nightcap, head coach Mark White's Lions looked to be cruising to victory by extending their 17-point halftime lead (54-37) to 23 points (62-39) four minutes into the second stanza. Jones County steadily cut away at the deficit, eventually trimming the margin to six points (77-71) with 5:30 left on a Kadeem Fleming three-point basket and a pair of free throws by Todd McDonald. EMCC answered the initial comeback attempt by bumping the lead back up to double digits (82-71) following an inbounds basket by second-team preseason NJCAA All-American CoCo Ware and a three-point play from fellow sophomore guard Terence Bennett of Jackson. Seemingly in control with a 10-point lead (88-78) and ball possession and with just two minutes remaining in the contest, the Lions fell victim to poor shot selection and costly turnovers down the stretch. The Bobcats took advantage of the temporary letdown by scoring six unanswered points during a stretch in which EMCC turned it over four straight times. The Lions' 32nd turnover of the contest resulted in a dunk by Brandon Wilson to cut the deficit to 88-84 with 21.8 seconds left. The preseason second-team NJCAA All-American was also fouled on the play, but Wilson couldn't make it a one-possession game by misfiring on the ensuing charity toss. EMCC's Bennett capped an 11-point night, including 7-of-7 from the line, by securing the victory with two free throws with 15 ticks remaining in the game. Ware, of Starkville, tied for game-scoring honors with 19 points to go along with six steals and five rebounds to lead five EMCC players in double figures. Fellow Starkville native Chris Brand followed with 15 points on 7-of-10 shooting and a team-most eight rebounds, while former Meridian High School product Donovan Walker tallied 14 points and six boards in his collegiate debut. Nashville's Anthony Alexander added 12 points and six assists for the winners. Jones County was led by Fleming's 19 points, followed by Kendrick McDonald and Wilson with 16 and 15 points, respectively. Tyrone Brinson was also in double digits with 14 points. The East Mississippi basketball teams stay at home to play host to East Central Thursday evening on the Scooba campus. Women's action is set to begin at 5:30 p.m., followed by the men's contest at 7:30 p.m. at EMCC's Currie Coliseum. |
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Iselin, NJ (February 23, 2012)Indecomm Global Services, a leading business process outsourcing company, announced that it has been selected in the Leaders category for The 2012 Global Outsourcing 100© by the International Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP). "We appreciate IAOP's recognition of the hard work that our employees put in last year," said Naresh Ponnapa, CEO of Indecomm Global Services. "This represents another milestone in our company and illustrates our commitment to serving our customers without whom this award would not be possible." This is the fifth year in which IAOP has recognized Indecomm's distinction among outsourcing professionals worldwide. "Because of the rigorous application and acute judging processes involved, The Global Outsourcing 100 and The World's Best Outsourcing Advisors rankings not only help companies make better-informed purchasing decisions, they raise the bar for excellence in the industry," said IAOP CEO Debi Hamill. The complete list of IAOP rankings, including Indecomm's, will be published in a special advertising feature produced by IAOP in the July 23 Global 500 issue of Fortune® magazine.
About Indecomm Global Services Indecomm has been recognized in Fortune Magazine's "The Global Outsourcing 100" and Red Herring's list of the top 100 private companies in the world. It has also been ranked among the top five emerging services companies by The Indus Entrepreneurs. The International Association of Outsourcing Professionals® (IAOP®) has also selected Indecomm for its 2012 Global Outsourcing 100® service providers list. Indecomm has also been listed among the top 100 Global IT and BPO Service Provides by Global Services and neoIT. Internationally, Indecomm has been recognized for its contribution to industrial development in India and for management excellence. Indecomm is funded by leading global venture capital funds, including Sequoia Capital, Tiger Global Management Private Equity, and the International Finance Corporation, a member of the World Bank Group. The company is headquartered in Bangalore, India, with global delivery centers and offices in the United States, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines, the United Kingdom, Australia, and India. For more information, visit www.indecomm.net
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About The Global Outsourcing 100 The Global Outsourcing 100 and its sub-lists are essential references for companies seeking new and expanded relationships with the best companies in the industry. The lists include companies from around the world that provide the full spectrum of outsourcing services not just information technology and business process outsourcing, but also facility services, real estate and capital asset management, manufacturing and logistics. They include not only today's leaders, but tomorrow's rising stars. The World's Best Outsourcing Advisors is geared specifically to companies that are outstanding global outsourcing advisors and consultants. In addition to being part of The Global Outsourcing 100, the new list of advisors ranks the top consultant, legal and related advisory firms globally, and is a valuable reference tool for companies needing expert advice and guidance with their outsourcing projects. |
2010 | The Learning division was awarded the 2010 Excellence in Technology award by Brandon Hall
The Learning division was awarded the 2010 Excellence in Technology award by Brandon Hall in the 'Best Custom Content' category. Developed for a leading publishing company, it is a reflection of the Learning design, graphic design, programming, and program management teams at Indecomm working in a collaborative model with our client partners to deliver an award-winning performance. Indecomm thanks all team members and partners who contributed to this much cherished success. |
Indecomm Global Services, has been featured as a 2010 Global Services 100 provider
The 2010 GS100 list represents companies that serve mature global customers through advanced global delivery models, have broad portfolio of service offerings or niche leadership and have demonstrated business excellence. The 5th Annual GS100 study was conducted by Global Services in association with NeoAdvisory, the globalization and sourcing advisory firm. |
2009 | Global Services and neoIT list Indecomm among top 100 Global IT and BPO service providers
Indecomm Global Services was named in the list of top 100 Global IT and BPO service providers. The Global Services 100 list, brought out by Global Services and neoIT, is a highly credible listing of global IT services and BPO companies. The list represents companies that have the maturity and capability to lead the next wave of services globalization. |
2008 | Indecomm Global Services recognized as one of the Top 100 Global Outsourcing Providers by IAOP
The International Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP) has identified Indecomm Global Services as one of the best outsourcing service providers for "The Global Outsourcing 100." The Global Outsourcing 100 is a global listing of the top 100 outsourcing service providers for the year 2007. Relative rankings, selection process details, and company profiles will appear in a special advertising feature, produced by IAOP, in the April 30th FORTUNE 500 issue of FORTUNE® magazine. Companies were judged on four critical characteristics: size and growth, customer references, organizational competencies, and management capabilities. The International Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP) is a global membership-based organization shaping the future of outsourcing as a management practice, as a profession, and as an industry. Its members are line and staff executives and managers, with the vision and expertise it takes to design, implement, and manage their companies' global corporate ecosystem. This new breed of outsourcing professional enhances their company's success and their own careers by taking advantage of a wide-array of association services, including networking, research, training, and certification. |
2007 | Indecomm Global Services wins Excellence award for outstanding performance
Indecomm Global Services was presented with an Excellence award on 20th April, 2007 for its outstanding performance and contribution to industrial development in India. The award was given at the conference on Economic Development held by the Institute of Economic Studies (IES), New Delhi, India. During the event, Indecomm President and CEO Mr. Naresh Ponnapa was also honored with the "Udyog Rattan" award. In previous years, the IES awards have been presented to leading personalities across industries. "The IES award is another milestone in our quest for corporate excellence. We feel honored to be recognized for our contribution to the economic growth of India," said Mr. Ponnapa. The Institute of Economic Studies (IES) is a premier research-oriented organization, established in 1980 by a group of economists, parliamentarians, and industrialists, as a forum to study and offer expert services on various aspects of the economy. |
2006 | Indecomm recognized and awarded Certificate of Excellence as Fastest Growing IT Subject Matter Expert by
STPI -2006 The Software Technology Parks of India awarded the Certificate of Excellence as Fastest Growing IT Subject Matter Expert to Indecomm Global Services in 2006. The Association identified Indecomm as the recipient for the award after an exhaustive evaluation of the company on various characteristics. Software Technology Parks of India (STPI) is a society set up by the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology, Government of India, with the objective of encouraging, promoting and boosting software exports from India. |
2005 | Indecomm adjudged an emerging star at TiEcon 2005
Indecomm Global Services was adjudged an emerging star at TiEcon 2005, the world's largest conference for entrepreneurs, held at Santa Clara, on the 13 and 14th of May 2005. TiE emerging stars are companies which hold the most potential to be the leaders within their respective industries. Nominated by technology industry veterans and successful entrepreneurs from among TiE's 10,000+ worldwide membership, Indecomm was recognized as an "Emerging Star" in the "Services" category. The nomination was based on a rigorous evaluation of its management team, market success, competitive advantage, business model, and corporate development. |
Indecomm featured in the neoIT Offshore 100 list 2005
Indecomm Global Services was recognized by leading industry expert neoIT in their first 'Annual Offshore 100' Ranking of Top Global Outsourcing service providers. The 'Offshore 100' honors global BPO and ITO companies that demonstrate leadership, innovation, and outstanding performance. Over 250 data points were analyzed from a wide range of service providers that included large multinational firms, emerging BPO providers, and small domestic IT services firms. The data points were clustered in four categories that included general company information, client data, operational capabilities, and human resource policies. Respondents to the survey included firms from 13 countries around the world representing the most popular offshoring destinations, including India, Philippines, China, Russia, Malaysia and Mexico. |
2004 | Indecomm Global Services is the only global outsourcing provider to feature in Business Today's "Top 20 for 2004"
list of companies. Indecomm was the only BPO company to be a part of the "20 companies to watch out for in the year 2004" list published by Business Today (India's leading business publication). Indecomm was identified as a contender mainly because of the strength of its business strategy, which has led to it becoming a pioneer in the Mortgage Services industry. Indecomm's proprietary eTitleExpress technology framework and unparalleled process excellence in document management systems has made it the industry leading global outsourcing services provider. |
Other Awards | Indecomm tops the "Red Herring" list of top 100 private companies in Asia
Indecomm Global Services has made it to the top in Red Herring's list of the top 100 private companies in Asia. Red Herring winners are the top private companies selected by the media company's editorial team after a thorough analysis of their business models, size, profitability, and technology. Shortlisted from a list of premier companies throughout Asia, the listing is yet another instance of Indecomm's being recognized for its leadership, and the enduring value it has delivered to its clients. |
Indecomm featured in the "Red Herring" list of top 200 private companies globally
Indecomm Global Services has been featured in Red Herring's list of the top 200 private companies globally. Red Herring finalists are the top private companies selected by the media company's editorial team after a thorough analysis of their business models, size, profitability, and technology. Shortlisted from over 1800 premier companies throughout the world, the listing is yet another instance of Indecomm's being recognized for its leadership, and the enduring value it has delivered to its clients. |
Indecomm featured in the "Red Herring" list of top 200 private companies in Asia
Indecomm Global Services has been featured in Red Herring's list of the top 200 private companies in Asia. Red Herring finalists are the top private companies selected by the media company's editorial team after a thorough analysis of their business models, size, profitability, and technology. Shortlisted from over 500 premier companies throughout Asia, and one among the only three BPO vendors chosen by Red Herring in the list of finalists, Indecomm's listing is yet another instance of its being recognized for its leadership, and the enduring value it has delivered to its clients. |
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For boyfriend and girlfriend Cheri Jackson and Charles Molina, food has been a true love affair. They met in 2007 working at Panera Bread; he as the manager and she as a server. They teamed up with a partner with catering experience to launch a catering business in 2009.
The reactions were positive, with many saying, "I wish I could get this as just an (individual) plate instead of ordering it for 50 people," Molina said. The two wanted to venture into what they knew best: the restaurant business. With the third partner no longer involved, they opened Blue Wolf Grill in Ypsilanti Township last December. "We still do the catering, but the restaurant is the focus," he said.
Jackson said that locating on Washtenaw, a strip dominated by fast food, would be an ideal location and provide an alternative to heading to downtown Ann Arbor to get high-quality, homemade food.
"We wanted to bring something more homey to the area and give people choices they don't have," she said. Blue Wolf Grill occupies the space of a Mediterranean restaurant that had been left empty for roughly three years.
The new owners painted over the decorative walls, and the ambiance is simple and basic. There's blue/green carpet, bare walls and a counter in the middle where the food is delivered. With only seating for 36, it's small. But that creates a warm and intimate feel. And that warm feel extends to the actual toasty room temperature of the restaurant& #8212; a pleasant respite from the cold outside. Even a seat by the large window failed to elicit a chill.
With only nine tables, it's a good idea to make reservations. If you happen to get there when everyone has just been seated, as we did on our second visit, you could be in for a wait of 20 minutes or more.
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- Hours: Sunday, 11 a.m.-8 p.m.; Monday, 11 a.m.- 4 p.m.; Tuesday-Thursday, 11 a.m.-9 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m.-10 p.m.
- Plastic: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover
- Liquor: No. They're hoping for a beer and wine license by the summer.
- Prices: Moderate.
- Noise level: Medium.
- Wheelchair access: Entrance is wheelchair accessible, but bathrooms are not.
All of the appetizers we tried were great, starting with the seven-layer bean dip of guacamole, salsa, sour cream, jalapenos, tomatoes and beans. The Wolf Sampler includes two sliders, wings and focaccia bread. We opted for the beef instead of the pork sliders, which consisted of sweet-flavored beef served on a fresh bun. The wings were tender and bathed in a sweet barbeque sauce. Our server initially forgot to bring the pesto sauce that accompanied the focaccia bread, and it seemed rather bland. But the sauce that was eventually delivered near the end of our meal perked the bread up nicely.
The best salad we sampled by far was the Michigan salad, which had chunks of walnuts, along with dried cherries and crumbled blue cheese tossed with a raspberry vinaigrette dressing. The house salad was uninteresting, though it benefited from a rich, creamy, homemade Russian dressing.
The salads and entrees are served with a croissant. Jackson explains they pre-order the dough and bake it in house, but it tasted a bit stale.
On our first visit, we ordered a mushroom soup in a creamy broth that was so good, my husband insisted on ordering it again on our next visit. However, much to his chagrin, the second time around, the restaurant produced a very different — and inferior — version of the soup, little more than weak chicken broth. Though there were some mushroom pieces, their flavor was barely detectable.
I appreciated the interesting accents in many of the entrees. Butternut squash ravioli was made with a light sauce of roasted apples, cream and curry; it avoided the heaviness so common to most versions of this dish.
I was leery of going with our server's top recommendation, sun-dried tomato and spinach stuffed chicken, as I often find restaurant chicken breasts to be dry. But it was outstanding. The spinach stuffing and the sweet-tasting sun-dried tomato cream sauce kept the chicken breasts moist; it even held up well the second day, eaten cold from the refrigerator.
The rib-eye steak, bathed in succulent Cajun and Asian flavorings, was another highlight.
All entrees come with a choice of sides. Parmesan mashed potatoes were overly salty and a big disappointment. Though they're homemade, they resembled a packaged brand. The vegetable medley, another side choice, also disappointed; vegetables were rubbery and lacked much seasoning. I would opt instead for the homemade Parmesan garlic french fries, which were well seasoned and delicious.
The chef also had an interesting twist on conventional American sandwiches. My favorite was the whitefish panini. The pairing of smoked whitefish salad along with Monterey Jack cheese, grilled on fresh rye bread, created a rich and flavorful sandwich.
The roast turkey sandwich also was great. It combined a generous piece of herb roasted turkey with thick slices of bacon, pepper jack cheese and mayonnaise, grilled on focaccia bread.
The only entree we tried that missed the mark was the northern whitefish. Unlike the flavorful whitefish in the panini, this was bland. The generous amount of mushrooms on top did little to enhance the flavor.
The best dessert we sampled was the ganache, which tasted like a rich mousse, densely chocolate. The chocolate Michigan apple cake, which resembled a muffin and was topped with vanilla sauce, would have been better without the chocolate, which didn't meld well with the sweet cake.
One of the best features of this restaurant is the service. On the first visit, when we were one of only of a few parties, our entrees were delivered promptly after our appetizers, almost before we were ready for them. Our server was noticeably warm and chatty, but not intrusive. On our second visit, servers constantly checked in on us and delivered our food rapidly, though the restaurant was entirely booked.
The prices here our quite reasonable. Entrees start as low as $12 and include a choice of soup or salad as well as a side dish. Sandwiches are in the $7 to $9 range and are a substantial size.
As a new restaurant, there were some kinks. For example, one evening, the restaurant's vendor neglected to deliver enough ribs, so they couldn't offer them, despite the fact that they were listed on the menu. On our second visit, they ran out of decaf coffee.
Still, these are minor quibbles. Blue Wolf Grill's combination of interesting, high-quality dishes, along with its intimate setting and reasonable prices, make it a worthy dining destination.


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Tentatively named Wacker Gateway Park, the Loop's long-awaited park located immediately adjacent to 235 Van Buren appears to be nearing the final stages of construction. Benches and antique street lamps have been installed, and walkways partially paved. Along the perimeter, trees have been planted, with various other plantings in place or on-site as well. Another section of the park, identical in size to the one pictured above, is on the south side of Congress Parkway.
Also nearing completion is the surprisingly large new dog park southwest of 235 Van Buren. In the interim, the building's dog owners have been frequenting the main park.
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What key warnings do I need to know about before giving this drug to my child?
- If your child has kidney disease, this drug may cause a very bad health problem. Call your child's doctor right away if your child has joint stiffness, muscle weakness, very bad bone pain in the hips or ribs, yellow eyes, or very bad skin irritation.
Is it safe for my child to take this drug?
- Not if your child has an allergy to gadopentetate dimeglumine or any other part of this drug.
- Be sure to let the doctor know if your child has any allergies or side effects to drugs, foods, or dyes. Make sure to tell about the allergy and what signs your child had. This includes telling about rash; hives; itching; shortness of breath; wheezing; cough; swelling of face, lips, tongue, or throat; or any other signs.
- Not if your child has very bad kidney disease.
Why does my child need this drug?
- It is used during an MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) test.
How is this drug given?
- It is given as a shot into a vein.
- This drug will be given to your child by a doctor.
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What safety measures do I need to take when my child is using this drug?
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There was a talk (Linked Data and Live Querying for Enabling Support Platforms for Web Dataspaces (Slides (PDF)); Jürgen Umbrich, Marcel Karnstedt, Josiane Xavier Parreira, Axel Polleres and Manfred Hauswirth) at the Data Engineering Meets the Semantic Web (DESWEB) workshop at ICDE last week about the problems of caching LOD, whether attempted by Sindice or OpenLink's LOD Cloud Cache. The conclusion was that OpenLink covered a bit more of the test data sets and that Sindice was maybe better up to date on the ones that it covered but that neither did it very well. The data sets were random graphs of user FOAF profiles and such collected from some Billion Triples Data set, thus not data that is likely to have commercial value, except in huge quantities maybe for some advertising, except that click streams and the like are much more valuable.
Being involved with at least one of these, and being in the audience, I felt obligated to comment. The fact is, neither OpenLink's LOD Cloud Cache nor Sindice is a business, and there is not a business model which could justify keeping them timely on the web crawls they contain. Doing so is easy enough, if there is a good enough reason.
The talk did make a couple of worthwhile points: The data does change; and if one queries entities, one encounters large variation in change-frequency across entities and their attributes.
The authors suggested to have a piece of middleware decide what things can be safely retrieved from a copy and what have to be retrieved from the source. Not too much is in fact known about the change frequency of the data, except that it changes, as the authors pointed out.
The crux of the matter is that the thing that ought to know this best is the query processor at the LOD warehouse. For client-side middleware to split the query, it needs access to statistics that it must get from the warehouse or keep by itself. Of course, in concrete application scenarios, you go to the source if you ask about the weather or traffic jams, and otherwise go to the warehouse based on application-level knowledge.
But for actual business intelligence, one needs histories, so a search engine with only the present is not so interesting. At any rate, refreshing the data should leave a trail of past states. Exposing this for online query would just triple the price, so we forget about that for now. Just keeping an append-only table of history is not too much of a problem. One may make extracts from this table into a relational form for specific business questions. There is no point doing such analytics in RDF itself. One would have to just try to see if there is anything remotely exploitable in such histories. Making a history table is easy enough. Maybe I will add one.
Let us now see what it would take to operate a web crawl cache that would be properly provisioned, kept fresh, and managed. We base this on the Sindice crawl sizes and our experiments on these; the non-web-crawl LOD Cloud Cache is not included.
From previous experience we know the sizing: 5Gt/144GB RAM. Today's best price point is on 24-DIMM E5 boards, so 192GB RAM, or 6.67Gt. A unit like that (8TB HDD, 0.5TB SSD, 192GB RAM, 12 core E5, InfiniBand) costs about $6800.
The Sindice crawl is now about 20Gt, so $28K of gear (768GB RAM) is enough. Let us count this 4 times: 2x for anticipated growth; and 2x for running two copies -- one for online, and one for batch jobs. This is 3TB RAM. Power is 16x500W = 8KW, which we could round to 80A at 110V. Colocation comes to $500 for the space, and $1200 per month for power; make it $2500 per month with traffic included.
At this rate, 3 year TCO is $120K + ( 36 * $2.5K ) = $210K. This takes one person half time to operate, so this is another $50K per year.
We do not count software development in this, except some scripting that should be included in the yearly $50K DBA bill.
Under what circumstances is such a thing profitable? Or can such a thing be seen as a marketing demo, to be paid for by license or service sales?
A third party can operate a system of this sort, but then the cost will be dominated by software licenses if running on Virtuoso cluster.
For comparison, the TB at EC2 costs ((( 16 * $2 ) * 24 ) * 31 ) = $24,808 per month. With reserved instances, it is ( 16 * ( $2192 + ((( 0.7 * 24 ) * 365 ) * 3 ))) / 36 = $8938 per month for a 3 year term. Counting at 3TB, the 3 year TCO is $965K at EC2. AWS has volume discounts but they start higher than this; ( 3 * ( 16 * $2K )) = $96K reserved host premium is under $250K. So if you do not even exceed their first volume discount threshold, it does not look likely you can cut a special deal with AWS.
(The AWS prices are calculated with the high memory instances, approximately 64GB usable RAM each. The slightly better CC2 instance is a bit more expensive.)
Yet another experiment to make is whether a system as outlined will even run at anywhere close to the performance of physical equipment. This is uncertain; clouds are not for speed, based on what we have seen. They make the most sense when the monthly bill is negligible in relation to the cost of a couple of days of human time.
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