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This February, Managed Maintenance, Inc., a leading Software as a Service (SaaS) and maintenance contract consulting provider, will roll out the much anticipated release of Version 3.0 of its web-based portal application, ONEview. MMI's ONEview asset management solution gives Channel Partners a tool to help grow and manage their Services Business, providing a valuable annuity-based revenue stream for their company, and important value-added service for their end-user customers looking to simplify tasks associated with managing hardware, software, and maintenance and warranty contracts.
Enhancements made in ONEview Version 3.0 were heavily driven by requests and feedback from our customers, and in many cases, their customers currently using the existing ONEview application (Version 2.0). Since MMI customers rely heavily on ONEview to manage their annuity business and automate processes within their organization, MMI made certain that functionality and user-experience was of paramount importance throughout the design discussions and subsequent application architecture of Version 3.0. Some highlights of Version 3.0 include a newer and more intuitive interface that is easier to navigate, better support features, customizable views and notifications, and new advanced search functionality. It is through the enhancement and addition of these features that MMI continues to be a leader in supporting its customers' unique business requirements and objectives.
"Our goal has always been to equip our partners with the best product on the market, one that will give them a competitive edge, and that their customers will truly appreciate," said Tina Lux-Boim, President & CEO of MMI. "With this newest release, we feel we are meeting our objectives and delivering a quality product to the marketplace, one that our customers can use to manage their existing business, and leverage to gain new business opportunity while driving increased revenues for their organization."
ONEview Version 3.0 is scheduled for released February 1, 2013.
To request a demo of ONEview Version 3.0, please contact us at [email protected].
To learn more about MMI, please visit www.managedmaint.com.
About MMI: MMI solutions enable technology Manufacturers, Channel Partners, Distributors and Service Providers to maximize service contract revenues, while helping end-user organizations ensure uninterrupted maintenance and support coverage.
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A microbrewery is closer to coming to Eden Park's historic pump station, following a lease agreement approved last Wednesday by Cincinnati City Council.
Called Brewery X, the $5 million project by father and son Jack and Bryon Martin will transfer the 1894 building at 1430 Martin Drive into a production facility, tasting room and beer garden. The project is expected to create 13 full-time jobs, and some of the beer produced will be sold to local restaurants.
Under terms of the lease agreement, the property will be leased to Brewery X LLC rent-free for 40 years, with a $1 purchase option.
The agreement will allow the developers to pursue grants, tax credits, and other financing for the extensive renovations the property requires, which include roof replacement, brick repair and tuck pointing, window restoration, interior restoration, lead and asbestos abatement, and structural work and waterproofing.
It will also release the city from ongoing maintenance and repair costs.
In addition to serving as a pump station for the Eden Park Reservoir, the building was used by the Cincinnati Fire Department from 1907 to 1939 and as "Station X," a Cincinnati Police Department dispatch center, from 1939 to the 1980s.
Vacated in 2004, it has drawn little interest from developers. The city signed a preferred developer agreement with then-Cincinnati Beer Company LLC last year.
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Surrounded by a serene backdrop reminiscent of the Amalfi Coast, Positano Coast in Old City offers inspired Mediterranean cuisine and seafood.
With a 360-degree view of Historic Philadelphia, the restaurant's lounge and terrace are wonderful spots for casual cocktails and dining under the stars.
Positano Coast specializes in fresh seafood, including "crudo" (the Italian version of sashimi), and creative variations on many classic Italian dishes.
Delicious options to try are the seafood risotto, zucchini crabcake, grilled octopus, roasted rack of lamb and the beef tenderloin.
From Positano Coast's cobalt blue floor to the spectacular life-sized postcards covering the walls, the restaurant's décor evokes an Italian seaside holiday. Beautiful views and flowing white linen curtains accent the relaxing and fresh dining room.
In the warmer months, Positano Coast offers elegant alfresco dining. Two patios and a terrace allow you to enjoy their fine cuisine with 360-degree views of historic Old City from an elegant second-floor vantage point.
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He will return the next day (July 31), this time in Wythall Park.
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Yet another nail salon has opened in my neighborhood just south of the Oak Park CTA Blue Line Stop. Marsha just made the decision to stop getting her nais done after driving to an Elmwood Park shop for twenty years.
I don't understand why women get their nails done. It's expensive--way more than my 12 dollar haircut from Supercuts. Marsha had to go every two weeks without fail. It was like being addicted to drugs. Because she worked she'd go at 630 in the morning. Weird.
I assume women get their nails done to enhance their physical appearance. Speaking for men I feel pretty certain that a women's nails are not even on the list --The Top 10 Women's Body Parts Men Look At. Also, I don't think it's a good idea to have a process done where the practioner wears a mask, but the customer doesn't. Now Marsha's lady used the good chemicals, not the ones from the New Jersey dump site. That was a relief.
So there is an expensive unhealthy inconvenient time-consuming process that enhances your beauty in a way that 50% of the population doesn't even notice. I just don't get it. Maybe it's rooted in evolutionary DNA. Cro-Magnon woman needed claws to fend off rivals and hold on to her man, or kill sabertooth tigers in order to protect her young. Now it makes sense.
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John - Sometimes, just sometimes, the things that women do to enhance their physical appearance have no connection to whether men will be compelled to look at them. Also, you know what they say about "assuming" things.
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My nails look way better than your haircut, even though they cost the same price--but I tip. I am glad that men don't look at my nails. I don't get them done to please you, or anyone else but myself.
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A Vermont man charged with driving a tractor over seven police vehicles and crushing them has been found incompetent to stand trial.
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A Vermont man charged with driving a tractor over seven police vehicles and crushing them has been found incompetent to stand trial.
Roger Pion (PEE'-on), of Newport, had already been involuntarily committed to the custody of the state commissioner of mental health.
The 34-year-old Pion had faced multiple criminal counts after police say he drove his dad's tractor over six cruisers and a van at the county sheriff's department in Derby in August, causing about $300,000 in damage.
Police say he was angry over a previous arrest for marijuana possession. Pion pleaded not guilty.
The Caledonian-Record reports (http://bit.ly/ULiq8d ) that a judge agreed to a hearing to determine how and where Pion will receive treatment. Prosecutors asked for another evaluation in 90 days.
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If you only want the end of schism the story is happening in uncanny avengers with havok as the leader, this story is what is marking the future direction of the x-men and marvel as hole since the...
If I remember right storm was given her own team in x-men, and didn't sell well, but the point is that she had the chance. In that comic cyclops was a wall paper character that his only function was...
I nerver understood why ML had to destroy helliom as a character two a times, that cost her many points in my list of fav writers, it didn't even has sence
Lol good to know there are other jott fans
soooo... toad is back, this series is starting with the wrong foot
I agree with you, I don't know why people freaks so much by age diference within the characters, a great example is Layla/Madrox the writer want them thogheter... pum layla now is an adult. If only...
I think they only use armor because she was in the x-men anime, maybe they belive that armor is more marketable
It was weird and still better than the other two stories
I like cyclops story, nightcraler and colosus was boring, and the armor story... It would have been better with jubilee instead
I doubt is a reboot. Like berserker said it is just another crossover.
I hope she is in the danger room if not this comic is beyond stupid
This issue remind me how much I hate the UU right now. I know marvel is desperate to improve the sales of UU comics and in doing so lost lost its remaining credibility (a lot crossover with 616 and...
cyclops is the most fav character, that is good to know, since many here claim that he only is in the comics because marvel editors like him
Lol this is great, and people wonders how this series is selling well
lol and people are amazed that scott can't be over jean.
welcome to the forums dubbauw, its good to have another cyclops fan around
Well at least I didn't imagined it, I was going to start looking in my old comics, thanks. It was a good story, but the end felt forced with cornelius dying too.
Cornelius died a long time ago, how did he come back to life? (I don't remember if maverik was the one that kill him), besides he wasn't the head of the weapon x program
I find morrison run just boring, I read it a couple of months ago, and I found myself just pasing the pages.
Why in Jeen there? she is in another dimension
What is the point to have someone called phoenix if it can be revived?
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Well they are the only x-men comics that allways have review/discussion, I don't know what we as x-men fans will talk about if we loose them. I think bendis is doing something right at least his...
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Q: My dog is always giving kisses – on my arm or my leg or even my face – he doesn't care. I don't really mind if he does this to me, but it can be embarrassing when company comes and he starts licking them... and they're less than impressed. He has water in his dish so I know he can't be thirsty – what's wrong with him?
A: Chances are your dog is licking you to show affection and for the natural salt on your skin. Unfortunately, since you've made it ok for him to do that to you, you'll have to nip that in the bud first. My best tip is to start practicing when you are home alone with pup. When he starts to lick you, gently hold him out of tongue's reach. Be consistent. It will take some time for him to understand that it's not a game... and to break him of this behavior. He should realize that when he licks you, the playing stops. Then, try to redirect his attention with a fun toy to lick (like a peanut butter-filled Kong) instead.
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player said that at some point Chikol left and that neither he nor Akalsongo
know where she went or what caused her death. The player has also stated that he
did not know Chikol personally, and had only met her on Tuesday through his
roommate.On Thursday, the Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court extended
Akalsongo's remand by seven days.A paramedic who arrived at the scene on
Wednesday night said that police were initially describing the death as a
suicide, saying that the woman fell from the third floor, only later changing
their assessment, saying that she was thrown from the room after an argument of
some sort.In a statement released on Thursday, Maccabi Netanya FC said
"we hope the player was not involved in the affair and regardless we will help
police do their job with the hope and belief that the player did not have
anything to do with the incident."
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