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Already bored with your sims ? or maybe you wat to punish your sims because they caused you a lot of stress You can have fun with them with other way by killing them (evil laugh). There are 5 ways to kill your sim , well i only found 5… maybe if you find other ways, you can share with us here
Okay let's get started :1. Death by FireFor the most part, Sims will only die by fire if they get trapped in a room with the flames. You know, after you've removed the door. Fires are generally started by ignoring food on the stove.
One it starts, it'll quickly spread. And if your Sim manages to catch, they will need to find a source of water, or they'll die horribly. If a Sim dies by fire, they return as red ghosts with small flames inside them where they'll be met by theReaper and taken to the hereafter.
The best and most expedient way to kill your Sims by fire i strap them in a room and set them on fire. It's a simple matter of removing the doors, and watching them burn like marshmallows.
A particularly devious way to take them all out is to throw a party for the Sims. Once they guests arrived and the fun begins, remove all the doors and start a door by leaving some food on the stove for too long. The celebration will get toasty in a hurry
2. Death by Drowning
This one is an old standby, i used this way since The Sims. Sims fans have been dropping their unloved characters in pools and removing the ladder since time began. But Sims 3 has added a new wrinkle to the proceedings… they can still climb out! Yes, it's actually possible for your Sim toescape even if there's no ladder.
Of course, fatigue can still play a large factor in potential drownings, even with the ability to escape. If a fatigued mood shows up for the Sim with a timer, you have until the timer runs out to get them out of there. Otherwise, it's down to the watery depths. Sims who die this way return as a blue ghost.
In Sims 3, the Sim can simply climb out of a pool andescape, but so what? Just keep canceling the action and they'll be helpless. Alternatively, you can put up some sort of barrier to keep them from getting out. The easy answer is walls," but we prefer to be more environmentally conscious.
Yes, this unfortunate Sim has fallen victim to a wall of trees. We felt that it was important that we give nature a boost while going about our grisly work. It may even give some other Sim a mood boost later on.


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1904-09-05 (130lbs) Battling Nelson w pts 20 Aurelio Herrera, Montana AC Arena, Butte, Montana, USA
1904-09-05 (130lbs) Battling Nelson w pts 20 Aurelio Herrera, Montana AC Arena, Butte, Montana, USA. Referee: Dunc McDonald. Made at 130lbs, right from the opening gong both men gave it everything they had, there never being a dull moment in what was a bloody contest. It was apparent from the start that Nelson would have to be wary of Herrera's power, and in the fourth round a right to the jaw sent him down for 'nine'. Despite being groggy on getting up, after Nelson took the fight to the Mexican by the end of the session he had turned the tables. Subsequently, Nelson battered away at close quarters, never giving his rival any respite, and fought every minute of each round with Herrera being in distress on several occasions. Having sprained his wrist in the fourth round made life even more difficult for Herrera, but he kept going in the face of incessant pressure to make it to the finish where he was a wide loser.
Nelson, who had come to the fore when beating Martin Canole (w co 18 on 20 May) and Eddie Hanlon (w rsc 19 on 29 July) in 20 round fights held at Woodward's Pavilion, San Francisco, California, a few months earlier, was now claiming to be the top 'white' man at the weight in America and looking to defend his claim against Young Corbett, Jimmy Britt or Terry McGovern.


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The Action Congress of Nigeria on Tuesday raised the alarm over an alleged smear campaign against its National Leader, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, by the Peoples Democratic Party.
The party raised the alarm on Tuesday in a statement by it National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed.
It said the PDP had been orchestrating the smear campaign against Tinubu in respect of his attendance of the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina, United States.
The statement said the alleged campaign was "symptomatic of an indolent, frightened and seemingly intimidated government suffering from misplaced priorities and whose past time is peddling rumours, half-truths and disinformation."
It said that "in the first instance at no time during this entire needless controversy did the Action Congress of Nigeria issue a statement concerning Tinubu's attendance of or invitation to the Democratic National Convention and we challenge the PDP propagandists -in chief -to produce evidence to the contrary.
"Rather, it was the Tinubu Media Office that issued an unambiguous self explanatory statement excerpts of which we reproduce below unedited for the benefit of all Nigerians:
"Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, former governor and National Leader of the Action Congress of Nigeria will from Monday join the American President, leaders of the Democratic Party and thousands of party members and donors to attend a three-day national convention of the party in Charlotte, North Carolina.
"Tinubu who was invited to the Democratic Convention in his right as the leader of the opposition and an influential figure in Nigeria will be at the ringside as the Democratic Party conducts activities that will culminate in the nomination of President Obama as its candidate for the November 2012 presidential elections in the USA. Tinubu received a gold card which is prime and with this he will be joined by three other eminent personalities – Governor Kayode Fayemi, Mr. Dele Alake and Lagos Speaker Ikuforiji."
The ACN stated that there was no portion of the statement where "Bola Tinubu claimed that he was personally invited by President Barrack Obama or that Obama signed a gold card for him ,as being shamelessly peddled by the PDP and agents of the Federal Government.
"Is it not clear now to all people of goodwill that the PDP and the Federal Government twisted this innocuous statement to serve the agenda of persons who at all cost want to smear Tinubu and the Action Congress of Nigeria.
"Obviously intimidated by the the towering figure and influence of Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the unstoppable growing popularity of the Action Congress of Nigeria, should anyone be surprised why the Peoples Democratic Party would be ever so willing to latch onto anything however tenuous, ridiculous or illogical to discredit him and the party?
"How does Tinubu's attendance of or manner of invitation to the Democratic National Convention in faraway North Carolina affect the governing of Nigeria which should be the priority of the Federal Government and the PDP?
"What bearing does Tinubu's attendance of or manner of invitation to the the Democratic National Convention have with the Federal Government's inability to confront insecurity, unemployment, epileptic power supply, corruption and the myriad of other problems facing the country today?
"How is Tinubu's attendance of and manner of invitation to the Democratic National Convention become a matter of such urgent national importance as to warrant a morally damaged presidential aide through his office to be shopping the unsubstantiated and utterly baseless story from one media house to the other at the expense of taxpayers' money.
"This needless controversy according to the Action Congress of Nigeria is being orchestrated by the Federal Government to serve cheap political points. It is nothing but a smear campaign and a panic response by a government in dire search for relevance.
"Is it anyone's fault that the PDP lacked the presence of mind and foresight to know that they should have been present at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina? Why must Tinubu and the Action Congress be pilloried simply because of its National Leader's international exposure and strategic thinking reasons for him making the right decision to attend the Democratic National Convention?"


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The city of Itatim is in the countryside of Bahia state, 200 km from its capital, Salvador - northeastern Brazil.
Unlike other places in Brazil, where sport climbing has been around for many years, in Itatim this high performance sport is new, and is evolving in a remarkable way, as new climbing areas are discovered and new routes are opened every weekend. In the beginning there were only a few short and long routes (most of these with no repetition), but now this is changing.
Itatim - Brazil - EscaladaINT
The city of Itatim is in the countryside of Bahia state, 200 km from its capital, Salvador - northeastern Brazil.
In 2009, Itatim was chosen as the location for the IX Northeastern Climbers Meeting, with the objective of attracting attention to the crag, and gather people to exchange experiences. This event is becoming a reference in Brazil's climbing scene, and it is also promoting the sport in the city. Where before we could find around 5 routes, now it's possible to spend time challenging more than a hundred routes, most of them 30 meters high, between 5.8 and 5.12d, mostly with crimpers and jugs.
Besides this, it is possible to climb in different areas with overhanging walls such as in the south face of the Toca Mountain, or multi-pitch bolted routes from 75 up to 360 meters, graded between 5.7 and 5.11C.
Almost all the long routes in Itatim are bolted, due to the reduced possibility of using nuts, friends and camalots. Nevertheless, these routes are a must do, either by the landscape or by the climbing itself.
The landscape in Itatim is another big motivation for the climbers. At the top of all the routes is possible to visualize massive granite monoliths scattered across the horizon line. The terrain is mostly flat, but with lots of unusual rock formations popping out from the ground in a astonishing way ( this view is very special when climbing a long route).
Another fascinating thing about the place is that each climbing area has its own formation, with different climbing styles and protection types. The access to the base of the routes is very favorable, taking no more than 15 minutes to move from an area to the next, with different climbing conditions.
The weather of the region is considerably hot all year long, with very few rainy days per year, but this is not such a problem since most of the climbing areas are protected from the sun by the surrounding trees. The dry climate condition is very favorable to maintain the bolts in good shape, and affects the vegetation, which presents a low profile and lots of thorns, making it necessary to be careful in the tracks and avoid poison ivy. It is mandatory to carry lots of water to keep hydration, and also choose the best time to start a long route.
A small but consistent group of local climbers is contributing a lot in the development of climbing, which is turning into the main sport of the location. They are taking advantage of the internet to spread the word through blogs, social networks and websites to invite climbers from all parts of Brazil and why not, the world, to visit Itatim and put hands on new possibilities of climbing with a very peculiar style.
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Hi, I'm Aray from Kazakhstan. So, my question is: "Describe a traditional wedding in your country?". I myself like wedding ceremony very much. Wedding party in Kazakhstan lasts for two days. Every part has it's own wedding ceremony, and usually brides they are wearing white dresses, and sometime they are wearing traditional Kazakh dress, and men they usually wears black suits, so everybody has a great fun, I love very much wedding ceremony.


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It will be two sirs at the wedding when Sir Ian McKellen presides over the upcoming nuptials of his friend and X-Men co-star, Sir Patrick Stewart, according to The Hollywood Reporter and other celeb-media reports.
McKellen, 73, talked about the plan on a British chat show, saying he would officiate at the wedding of Stewart, 72, to his fiancé of four years, jazz singer Sunny Ozell, 34, in Massachusetts. She's based in New York but grew up in Nevada.
"I'm going to marry Patrick," McKellen said on the Jonathan Ross Show on Saturday night.
He said he has officiated at one wedding before, a gay civil union. But he doesn't need any special credential to officiate at this one because Massachusetts offers a "one day marriage designation" that, for $25 and a character reference, allows any friend or family member of the couple to legally perform a wedding.
Both McKellen and Stewart are Shakespearean-trained, knighted British actors (McKellen has been nominated for two Oscars) who have become international stars in pop-culture movies and TV. McKellen has played the metal-bending mutant Magneto in three X-Men movies, while Stewart plays the wheelchair-using Professor Charles Xavier.


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I know that the first line looked good from the start, but, Jarome has just 4 goals, and, foremost, Loui seems to be totaly lost with Bergy and Marshy. Loui has 4 goals, but three of them were not even on purpose !!! I thought that a finesse player like Eriksson will benefit from the great passes of Bergeron, but nothing is working, they don't click at all, and Marchand is lost too.
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UBS third quarter net profit attributable to shareholders of CHF 1,664 million; diluted earnings per share of CHF 0.43
Revenues affected by unusually low levels of client activity; management responded by reducing costs Results include a CHF 825 million net tax credit and an own credit charge of CHF 387 million; profit before tax of CHF 818 million
- Third quarter net profit of CHF 1,664 million; Year-to-date net profit attributable to shareholders of CHF 5,871 million; annualized return on equity of 17.6% in the first nine months of 2010
- The Investment Bank's results reflect reduced flows in equities, mainly in cash and derivatives. Fixed income, currencies and commodities revenues declined quarter on quarter mainly on below average client activity in foreign exchange and rates businesses
- Global Asset Management profits stable despite lower management fees as a result of the strengthening of the Swiss franc, partly offset by reduced personnel expenses
- Wealth Management revenues decreased on lower client activity and the strengthening of the Swiss franc against major currencies
- Costs were tightly controlled and declined CHF 731 million compared with the second quarter, mostly reflecting reduced personnel expenses as well as currency effects
Invested asset base stable; Inflows of net new money
- Invested assets were CHF 2,180 billion, unchanged from the prior quarter, as positive market performance was offset by currency movements
- Inflows of CHF 0.9 billion net new money for Wealth Management & Swiss Bank compared with outflows of CHF 5.5 billion in the previous quarter
- Net new money inflows of CHF 0.3 billion for Wealth Management Americas compared with outflows of CHF 2.6 billion in the second quarter
Further improvements to capital ratios; stable balance sheet and risk-weighted assets
- Improved quarter-end BIS tier 1 capital ratio was 16.7% compared with 16.4% on 30 June 2010; core tier 1 capital ratio increased to 14.2% from 13.0% over the same time period
- Balance sheet stable and risk-weighted assets broadly flat
Zurich / Basel, 26 October 2010 - Commenting on UBS's third quarter 2010 results, Group CEO Oswald J. Grübel said:"The third quarter was unusual in that there were very low levels of client activity as well as a strengthening of the Swiss franc against most major currencies. This had an impact across all of our businesses. However, we are optimistic that an uptick in the fourth quarter will benefit all of our business divisions. We remain confident about our future and believe that we are on track to achieve our medium-term goals".
Third quarter 2010 net profit of CHF 1,664 million
UBS reports a third quarter net profit attributable to UBS shareholders of CHF 1,664 million compared with CHF 2,005 million in the second quarter. Group results include a net tax credit of CHF 825 million.
Wealth Management's revenues declined 7% to CHF 1,759 million compared with CHF 1,891 million in the second quarter. Revenues were affected by unusually low client activity, a decline in fee income on a lower average invested asset base and the effects of adverse currency movements. Consequently, the gross margin on invested assets decreased 6 basis points to 89 basis points. Costs increased slightly mainly due to higher general and administrative expenses, including a lease termination provision as well as increased costs associated with sponsoring and branding campaigns related to the global re-launch of the UBS brand. The pre-tax profit was CHF 492 million compared with CHF 658 million in the second quarter.
Retail & Corporate's revenues declined slightly to CHF 966 million compared with CHF 995 million in the previous quarter, due to tighter interest rate margins and lower brokerage income. Costs continued to be tightly managed and were little changed from the prior quarter. Pre-tax profit was CHF 446 million compared with CHF 473 million in the second quarter.
Wealth Management Americas' revenues declined 10%, mainly due to currency effects as well as lower income resulting from lower managed account fees. Operating expenses decreased 11% to CHF 1,384 million. Pre-tax result was negative CHF 47 million compared with a loss of CHF 67 million in the second quarter. The third quarter result included a provision of CHF 78 million due to an unexpected result in an arbitration matter, while the second quarter included restructuring charges of CHF 146 million. Gross margin on invested assets decreased 7 basis points to 77 basis points due to the 10% decline in revenues, while average invested assets decreased 2%.
Global Asset Management's pre-tax profit was CHF 114 million compared with CHF 117 million in the second quarter. Revenues were CHF 473 million compared with CHF 522 million in the second quarter, as management fees declined due to lower average invested assets, as well as lower fees in global real estate. Expenses decreased 11%, partly due to the strengthening of the Swiss franc and lower personnel expenses.
The Investment Bank recorded a pre-tax loss of CHF 406 million compared with a pre-tax profit of CHF 1,314 million in the second quarter. Lower revenues, particularly in the securities businesses, reflect subdued client activity levels and low market volumes. The result also included an own credit loss on financial liabilities designated at fair value of CHF 387 million, compared with a gain of CHF 595 million in the prior quarter. Excluding the impact of own credit, revenues decreased 36%. Revenues in the fixed income, currencies and commodities business were CHF 869 million compared with CHF 1,703 million in the second quarter. The credit business delivered good results, reporting revenues of CHF 587 million, up 27% and reflecting a strong performance in new issues of structured products as well as increased trading volumes. This was more than offset by weaker results in our foreign exchange and rates businesses due to lower volumes. Emerging markets revenues increased to CHF 117 million from CHF 73 million with gains recorded across all regions, especially in Europe and Asia Pacific. Equities revenues were CHF 904 million compared with CHF 1,365 million in the second quarter, reflecting subdued investor demand, most notably in cash and derivatives. Costs were CHF 2,248 million, down 19% from the previous quarter, mostly due to lower personnel expenses. We remain confident that we are taking the right steps to deliver on our medium-term goals.
Treasury activities and other corporate items generated a pre-tax profit of CHF 219 million in the third quarter compared with CHF 119 million in the second quarter. The profit was driven by an increase in the valuation of our option to acquire the equity of the SNB StabFund.
Net loss attributable to minority interests was CHF 21 million compared with a profit of CHF 298 million in the second quarter. The third quarter includes a reversal of accrued dividends on called preferred securities, whereas the previous quarter included the recognition of a dividend obligation for preferred securities.
Net new money and invested assets:
Wealth Management – Net new money inflows were CHF 1.0 billion, compared with outflows of CHF 5.2 billion in the prior quarter, with continued net inflows in the Asia Pacific region and from ultra high net worth clients globally. Retail & Corporate – Net new money was slightly negative at CHF 0.1 billion, compared with outflows of CHF 0.3 billion in the previous quarter.
Wealth Management Americas – Net new money inflows were CHF 0.3 billion compared with outflows of CHF 2.6 billion in the second quarter. Third quarter inflows included CHF 0.7 billion due to the inclusion of certain retirement plan assets.
Global Asset Management – In the third quarter, net new money inflows were zero compared with net inflows of CHF 3.4 billion in the prior quarter. Excluding money market flows, net new money inflows were CHF 3.9 billion compared with net inflows of CHF 6.2 billion in the second quarter. Third quarter net new money included CHF 2.5 billion from a transfer of investment management responsibility for a US fund of hedge funds from Wealth Management Americas.
Invested assets were CHF 2,180 billion on 30 September 2010, unchanged from 30 June 2010. Positive market performance was offset by currency movements. Third quarter invested assets included CHF 21 billion due to the abovementioned retirement plan assets. Of the invested assets, CHF 920 billion were attributable to Wealth Management & Swiss Bank (CHF 787 billion thereof attributable to Wealth Management and CHF 133 billion attributable to Retail & Corporate); CHF 693 billion were attributable to Wealth Management Americas; and CHF 567 billion were attributable to Global Asset Management.
Capital base and balance sheet:There was a continued improvement in our BIS tier 1 capital ratio which increased to 16.7% on 30 September 2010 compared with 16.4% at the end of the prior quarter, and our core tier 1 capital ratio increased to 14.2% from 13.0% over the same period. Our risk-weighted assets increased marginally, with increases in market and operational risk being offset by declines in credit risk, while our balance sheet remained fairly stable at CHF 1,461 billion.
US cross border matter: The US Department of Justice has moved to dismiss all of the previously filed charges that had been deferred under the Deferred Prosecution Agreement. Accordingly, and in recognition of the Swiss Government's commitment to a fixed delivery schedule for the remaining US accounts under its agreement with the United States, the US Internal Revenue Service has confirmed that it will withdraw with prejudice the remaining portion of the John Doe summons on 15 November 2010. These are the final steps to resolve this matter completely.
Outlook: Following the unusually low client activity levels seen in the third quarter, we are optimistic that an uptick in the fourth quarter will benefit all of our business divisions. We therefore expect some improvement in transaction-based revenue in our wealth management businesses and in the flow businesses of the Investment Bank. We also expect our wealth management units' return on invested assets to improve to some degree over the fourth quarter and expect our investment banking business to benefit from an increase in corporate transactions before year-end. We believe that we are on track to achieve our medium-term targets, and will provide an update on our progress at our Investor Day on 16 November 2010.
Media release available at www.ubs.com/media
Further information on UBS's quarterly results is available at www.ubs.com/investors:
• Third quarter 2010 financial report
• Third quarter 2010 results slide presentation
• Letter to shareholders (English, German, French and Italian)
Webcast: The results presentation, with John Cryan, Group Chief Financial Officer and Caroline Stewart, Global Head of Investor Relations, will be webcast live on
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Webcast playback will be available from 1400 CET on 26 October 2010.
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I work on the Microsoft Lync Server team as a Lync Server expert.
I have 40 years of experience in the technical arena. At Microsoft, I worked on multiple versions of Windows and Windows Mobile, and released all versions of Office Communications Server, where I helped to ship 20 commercial products. Previous experience includes consulting, working at IBM, RSA, founding and running a culinary school, writing an award-winning cookbook, and performing with a modern dance company while touring Europe and Asia. I earned a master's degree in abstract algebra with a specialization in cryptography. I also earned bachelor degrees in Literature, Fine Art, and Apparel Design.
When not focused on writing books for Office Communications Server, I lead the effort on the NextHop and UCode Web portal fronts. I am also @DrRez on Twitter, in addition to being a member of a v-team focused on partner engagements. Occasionally, I enjoy a fine meal and a select bottle of Northwest wine with friends and colleagues. I do the cooking, of course.
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Aaron Steele is a Senior Consultant with Microsoft. He has been in the IT industry for the past 15 years. As a consultant with Microsoft he specializes in Lync Server 2010 voice architecture and deployments. He has been working with the Microsoft Unified Communications stack since the days of Live Communications Server 2005. He has implemented and administered Exchange since the halcyon days of Exchange 5.5 up through Exchange 2010. When not playing with technology he spends time with his wife and two kids in Chicago. He enjoys good food and finding new places to eat with his pastry chef wife.
I am a member of the Unified Communications (UC) Localization and Globalization team, and am the Site Manager for UC TechNet, MSDN, and Office Online Web sites (en-US), as well as the Next Hop Web site. I am primarily responsible is for site implementation, with additional responsibilities that include oversight of UC Office Online International site content publishing, publishing Communications Server, Communicator, and Live Meeting content in the MSDN and TechNet libraries, and providing assistance with Microsoft Download Center publishing and tracking for UC User Assistance, UC Customer and Partner Experience, and various other teams.
Previously within Microsoft, I've been an American English Lexicographer, a Data Collections Program Manager, an SDK Technical Writer, and an SDK writing team Acting Lead in Microsoft Speech Technologies. Before coming to Microsoft I was an Adjunct Lecturer of English Language and Linguistics at the University of Arizona, and taught a variety of courses as a graduate student, including Freshman Composition, English as a Second Language (ESL) Composition, English Linguistics, and Second Language Acquisition Theory and Practice. ???????
I'm one of the handful of Microsoft insiders (to which Susan Bradley refers) who know who Dr. Rez is…but I've been sworn to secrecy. :)
I have worked within the IT industry for over 15 years, specializing in large IT infrastructure systems and VoIP deployments.
Recently, I worked within a UK/Irish-based financial services organization, delivering a technology platform that caters to a dynamic and growing business. As an early adopter of Unified Communications, I focused on integrating pre-existing communications systems using Microsoft Office Communications Server, Microsoft Exchange, BlackBerry Mobile Voice Solution, and Nortel CS1000.
I have been a speaker at various events, including some Microsoft events, and run the I'm a UC Blog.
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Andreas Strebel is a Program Manager for the Lync Server team at Microsoft, focusing on voice applications. He has over 10 years of experience in unified communications and has worked on client as well as server products for the telecommunications and enterprise sectors. Before joining Microsoft in 2005, Andreas worked as a software engineer for media-streams, Cisco, dynamicsoft, the IBM Zurich Research Lab, and Lucent Technologies. He holds a master's degree in communication systems.
I've worked in Microsoft Consulting Services for over 10 years in various roles. My focus is currently on the architecture and delivery of messaging and real-time communications solutions for our largest customers and partners.
I'm the lead MCS Unified Communications architect in the United States, focusing on building capacity and capabilities, excellence in delivery, project scoping, and oversight. I run a worldwide community that covers the Lync Conferencing Workload.
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Bernd Ott is a Senior Premier Field Engineer in the Microsoft Premier Support organization. He has been working for Microsoft for 10 years. In his various support roles, Bernd has had experience troubleshooting and debugging various aspects of infrastructure services like DNS, DHCP, WINS, SMB, and the TCP/IP stack. Starting with Live Communication Server 2005, he was involved in supporting Premier customers in unified communications. Bernd achieved the Microsoft Certified Master status for Office Communications Server 2007 in early 2009. Before joining Microsoft, Bernd worked for various companies as an administrator of Windows and Unix systems.
I'm a Senior Program Manager on the Lync Deployment Engineering Team. I've worked in the software industry for over 10 years as an enterprise architect, system administrator, and several other support roles. I joined Microsoft in 2006 as a support engineer, working on network components and Live Communications Server 2003 and Live Communications Server 2005 Service Pack 1. At the launch of Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007, I joined the field as a Premier Field Engineer, which consisted of traveling around the United States, solving critical customer problems onsite and delivering Office Communications Server-related workshops before moving into the Lync Product Group. I also hold a Microsoft Master's certification on Office Communications Server 2007 R2.
I own a Microsoft-centric Infrastructure consulting business, BriComp Computers, LLC based out of Gilbert, Arizona.
My passion for computers began at the age of 9 and has progressed through various products and technologies, landing me in my current nirvana called Unified Communications. I have worked with Microsoft UC since MSMail and Live Communication Server 2003. Today, I implement, teach, and provide training for Microsoft Exchange Server and Office Communication Server to anyone willing to listen. When I am not doing UC work, I am typically laying the infrastructure framework for future UC projects, such as Active Directory, System Center products, networking designs/topologies, and so on. In addition to BriComp, I am a partner in The Best Damn IT Services (TBDITS), located in Phoenix, Arizona, where John Lockett and I team up on larger engagements.
I have been married to my beautiful wife, Julissa, since 2003 and have two amazing boys.
I hold the esteemed credential of Microsoft MVP and have held the award since 2006, Office Communications Server 2005.
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I work for Quadrantechnologies as a Unified Communications Principal Architect.
I've worked for six years in the U.S. Services division as a Unified Communications consultant within Microsoft Consulting Services. My primary role was working with partners and customers, designing and deploying Unified Communication Solutions within the TAP/RDP program.
I'm the founder for Quadrantechnologies. I focus my efforts on implementing Microsoft technologies in organizations throughout the United States. I've completed more than 75 successful Unified Communications implementations and have worked with some of the largest organizations in the United States. I'm a frequent speaker at Microsoft Unified Communication events throughout the United States.
I have been a technical writer at Microsoft for two different stints totaling over 13 years. I began back in the days of Microsoft LAN Manager and the first version of Windows NT. I am currently a Senior Technical Writer on the Microsoft Lync Server UA team, and am the overall lead for the Planning and Getting Started documentation.
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I have worked 12 years in the IT industry working in large enterprise organizations from government and defense to manufacturing. My last position was at a large aerospace company working as a Voice Engineer specializing in unified communications voice architecture.
I currently work at Microsoft as a Voice Technical Specialist. My role takes me from the smallest to some of the world's largest UC deployments using Microsoft technology. Based in the Pacific Northwest region in the United States, I consult with the engineering and technical staff of different companies to get the most out of their Microsoft UC deployments and provide the most current architectural and technical data to ensure a seamless deployment.
I work with the Microsoft Office Communications Server Support team, as a Senior Support Escalation Engineer. I have worked with this team for over two years. During this time I have engaged with customers over the phone, directly onsite, and by filling in for Premier Field Engineers.
Before joining Microsoft, I worked for different consulting firms deploying Microsoft Exchange and Windows Active Directory implementations. I worked in environments from small businesses to large enterprises.
My current focuses on the Microsoft Office Communications Server Support team are Exchange Unified Messaging, Microsoft Office Communications Server, and Live Meeting Service.
I work for Quest Software as an architect and a unified communications domain expert.
My background is rooted in Microsoft Exchange application development, but I have now focused and worked extensively with Microsoft Office Communications Server for more than two years. I have architected and lead several Office Communications Server 2007 and Office Communications Server 2007 R2 rollouts with lots of hands-on experience—from architecting, deployment, management, and developing custom solutions to troubleshooting.
I'm also the founder of and key contributor to InsideOCS.com, a popular Office Communications Server community blog. You can contact me there.
I work for Unify2 as a Senior Unified Communications Consultant. I'm a Microsoft MVP–Lync Server 2010. I have expertise in many Microsoft technologies, including Microsoft Lync Server 2010, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server, Microsoft Office Communications Server, Microsoft Exchange Server, Active Directory Domain Services, and Microsoft System Center Operations Manager.
I regularly contribute to my blog at http://www.technotesblog.com and other technology communities, including leading the Dallas/Fort Worth Microsoft Unified Communications User Group and the Microsoft Unified Communications Virtual User Group (http://www.ucvug.org).
I hold a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from Tennessee Technological University. I'm a Tennessee native, and I currently reside in Dallas, Texas.
I currently work for Microsoft India as a Senior Support Engineer on the Micrsoft Unified Communications Team (Bangalore). I am on the path to becoming a SME for MAC clients and for Communicator Web Access within the Microsoft Unified Communications Team.
I worked for Microsoft in the Small Business Server Escalation Team before joining the Unified Communications Team in July 2010.
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I work for Connectis AG as a Unified Communications and System Center solution architect.
Before joining Connectis, I worked for several different consulting companys deploying Exchange Server, Office Communications Server, Lync Server, and Microsoft System Management Server / System Center Configuration Manager. I have over 12 years of experience in the IT industry. My work is primarily focused on IT architectures as well as complex deployments.
I have worked in the Iccrea Banking Group since 2000. We started with NT4 and Exchange 5.5, managing 300 users. Now, as the Microsoft Technologies workgroup, we manage more than 2000 users at our central site and provide services for more than 400 banks. We are focused on Windows systems, unified communication and virtualization. Our last project was a centralized Exchange 2010 infrastructure with continuous high availability on a remote site.
Prior to coming to Iccrea I worked at multiple IT companies, focused on Windows and Exchange deployment, optimization, and training. Since 2000 I have presented at events and live conferences organized by Overnet Education, Microsoft, and user groups (Italian and international ones). Until mid 2012 I collaborated with my fellow MVP Edoardo Benussi, to moderate Microsoft TechNet Forums (Italian language).
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I've been a member of the Microsoft Premier Support EMEA Team since 2006. I focus on supporting our Premier customers' development issues-the data access layer of the application's back-end database, whether it's Microsoft SQL Server or another database. I continue to develop my coding and development skills for SQL Server Azure and Windows Azure.
In 1997, I began my professional IT career as a Web developer. For many years, I focused mainly on Web development. I worked on the largest Internet portals and ISPs in Turkey, worked on various operating systems, and used quite a few programming languages and/or frameworks for my various projects.
I currently work for Micrsoft in South Africa as a Senior Unified Communications Consultant and have recently been involved in the early adoption of Lync Server 2010 to Microsoft TAP customers and have had a part in developing IP for this new release. I'm a Microsoft Certified Master for Office Communications Server 2007 R2, and I'm passionate about what Microsoft unifed communications can bring to our customers.
I have been in the IT services industry for 12 years and was previously involved with Exchange and Active Directory designs and deployments while dabbling in the adoption operations management frameworks as they related to these technologies. For the past two syears I have taken a more holistic view towards unified communication for MCS in South Africa and have assisted Microsoft's customers and partners in the design and deployment of Office Communications Server 2007 and 2007 R2.
I work on the Microsoft Enterprise Messaging team in the role of Support Escalation Engineer, supporting Office Communications Server and Exchange Unified Messaging.
I have over 25 years of IT experience deploying, managing, and troubleshooting networks, systems management, software development, consulting, and project management. In my last place of employment I was both technically hands-on and managed a team of about twenty network and desktop support engineers for a National Worker's Compensation Insurance Company.
I'm a Senior Premier Field Engineer at Microsoft. I cover platforms and unified communications (UC) technologies. During my five years at Microsoft, I have worked with over 400 of the largest Microsoft clients, solving their critical technology problems and educating them about Microsoft products. In 2009, I was certified as one of the first Office Communications Server Masters.
Prior to joining Microsoft, I worked in various capacities at other Fortune 100 companies, including General Electric, Bristol Myers Squibb, Pitney Bowes, UBS Warburg, and Unilever. At my last company (before Microsoft), I managed the global directory services and Office Communications Server infrastructure for a geographically dispersed international corporation of more than 350,000 users.
I work for Linda Werner & Associates on the Microsoft Lync Server 2010 User Assistance team, as a Senior Technical Editor.
I have worked in the technical communication field as an editor for 13 years. I spent four years with Boeing, two years with Microsoft, and have currently been with Linda Werner & Associates for 7 years. As a Microsoft vendor, I've had the privilege of working for a variety of teams, such as SQL Server, Certification and Exams, and Exchange Server.
I am currently working with the Lync Server 2010 team, focusing on the NextHop and DrRez blogs, as well as various book projects, such as the Resource Kit and Programming Guide.
I've worked at Microsoft in a variety of roles, primarly supporting communication systems. I've been working with Microsoft Lync and its precedeing technologies since 2005. Prior to supporting Lync, I supported Microsoft Exchange for a number of years. I joined Microsoft in the spring of 2000. In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my family, mountian biking, and restoring cars.
I'm currently a Dedicated Premier Field Engineer for Lync Server 2010 and Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 R2. I work with enterprise customers, assisting with deployments and operations.
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I currently work with a great team of consultants at Microsoft Canada focusing on delivering Microsoft Lync Server and Exchange Server platforms.
Previously I worked for for a Microsoft Partner in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada focusing on the Microsoft Unified Communications platform. I also worked with a large wood products company in Federal Way, Washington.
I recently attended the Microsoft Certified Master Lync program and look forward to contributing my experiences to the IT community.
I am currently a Microsoft Solutions Architect for Polycom, focused on helping customers integrate our video conferencing solutions and UC endpoints with Microsoft OCS and Lync environments.
As a Microsoft MVP awardee in Communications Server since 2008 my contributions include TechNet forum participation and moderation, writing technical blog articles and white papers, presenting on UC topics to virtual users groups online, and representing Microsoft at TechEd and other public conferences. Other recent duties include working on various content development tasks for product documentation, testing and training materials as an external consultant.
As a consultant in Microsoft infrastructure technologies I have over 15 years of experience in the IT industry, most recently as a Senior Consultant for PointBridge Solutions on projects ranging from targeted global messaging migrations to enterprise Active Directory, Exchange Server, and Communications Server architecture and deployment.
I currently work for Microsoft as a Senior Program Manager on the Lync Deployment Engineering team. I focus on internal readiness and general knowledge sharing with Microsoft Services, partners, and customers.
Previoulsy, I worked for Microsoft Services with a focus on Microsoft Exchange, Live Communications Server, Office Communications Server, and Identity and Access Management. Before that I worked for Digital Equipment Corporation with a focus on messaging using DEC products and Microsoft Exchange.
I work for Microsoft as a Senior Program Manager for Office Communication Group/Customer and Partners Group
Prior to working in Redmond, USA, I worked for Microsoft France, where I was in charge of developing the adoption of Microsoft Unified Communications. Prior to working for Microsoft, which I joined 4 years ago, I worked for Newbridge Networks, Cisco Systems, and Alcatel Reseaux d'Entreprise (Nextiraone). I have 10 years of experience in telecommunications, including unified communications, unified messaging, contacts centers, interoperability, and data networking. I hold a Master's degree in Telecommunication and Computer Sciences.
Currently, I work on large Office Communications Server topologies and deployments, with particular expertise in Voice over IP technologies.
Currently, I am a Lync Program Manager focused on designing the future of voice quality. I joined the team in 2012 following a stint in Microsoft Support where I was the Voice SME working on Lync, OCS, Exchange Unified Messaging, and Live Meeting Service. I have worked extensively with customers on deployment designs of various loads and with the product group to improve our product. Based on my ongoing experience, I blog about Lync Server 2010 and Communications Server at http://blogs.technet.com/b/jigardani/.
Before joining Microsoft, I built my experience in the Voice/Video over IP while at quite a few companies, including the following:
I've also worked on IETF standards with numerous partners, including Nortel, Avaya, Audiocodes, and Mitel.
I hold a graduate degree in Telecommunications from Southern Methodist University.
I have been at Quest Software since 1999 managing the Network/Telecommunications team. The team's main focuses are on WAN/LAN technologies, network security, and telecommunications within the Quest global arena.
Currently I am a Senior Consultant at CDW LLC and have worked on IT projects since 1998. Since 2000 I have focused my efforts on communications—I have planned and delivered projects centered on Live Communications Server, Micrsoft Office Communications Server, and Lync Server 2010 along with all sizes of Exchange Server.
In my current role as a member of the CDW Microsoft UC team, I assist customers on all aspects of envisioning, planning, and delivering Microsoft Unified Communications – Lync, Exchange, and the supporting infrastructure.
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I have worked with Microsoft UC since the Live Communications Server 2005 era, designing and deploying environments for customers of up to 20,000 seats globally. My experience ranges from voice integration and troubleshooting media exchange issues to determining business cases for UC and user profiling exercises.
My current role focuses heavily on Lync Server 2010 design and deployment focus for our customers in the UK. I work in both an advisory and hands-on capacity. I also write and publish online technical documentation through my Lync blog and am the co-founder of the Microsoft UC User Group in London.
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Microsoft OCS 2007 R2 and Cisco Integration Options Whitepaper
I work for Microsoft as a senior consultant in Microsoft Consulting Services, where I focus exclusively on Lync and Microsoft Office Communications Server. I have been at Microsoft for almost four years. Before joining Microsoft Consulting Services, I spent about two years in Premier Field Engineering. I focused on Microsoft Exchange, specifically Unified Messaging. Before I joined Microsoft, I worked in IT for seven years in various support organizations—from small-scale through to running global support teams.
I'm a Microsoft Certified Master: Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007. I currently split my time amongst customer design and deployment work for released products, prerelease customer work through the TAP programs, and developing internal and external readiness training.
I've been working in the computer industry as a Support Engineer since 1989. I joined Microsoft PSS in 1995 and have supported Microsoft Office, Microsoft Outlook, and Microsoft Exchange Transport before transitioning to Microsoft Unified Communications in 2007. In my current role, I have the opportunity to work with global partners and customers headquartered in the United States Central Region with a primary focus on Exchange Unified Messaging, Microsoft Office Communications Server, and Microsoft Lync Server 2010.
I have been working with UC since Office Communications Server 2007 was launched. Prior to that release, I was an IT generalist working with Microsoft and Cisco infrastructure solutions. My Lync and OCS deployments range from IM and presence deployments, integrations with existing PBX systems/video conferencing systems, all the way to full PBX replacement.
Currently, I work with the US Consulting team at Unify Square. I specialize in architecture and implementation of Lync as a complete unified communications solution for global enterprises.
I'm a senior programming writer on the Microsoft Communications Server User Assistance team.
I am part of Microsoft's Adoption, Readiness, and Transition team within Lync Customer Engineering working to set up some of our largest Enterprise customers for successful adoption of Lync. I'm also working with high-usage Live Meeting Service customers to transition to Lync.
Before my role as PM, I worked as a Live Meeting Event Producer managing hosted events and conferences for LMS internal and external customers. I also spent time working to increase usage of the LMS through different Readiness & Adoption programs with the Live Meeting team.
I am currently working with customers to transition users from LMS to Lync as well as with net-new Lync customers on their rollout. With both programs, change management is a significant focus area and much time is spent working with customers to consider the end-user experience.
The Lync Pilot Success Kit is a project stemming from the experience and learnings through these customer programs. By creating and managing a successful pilot, customers set their organization up for long-term success and on-going Lync adoption.
I work for Microsoft on the Unified Communications team as a Knowledge Engineer.
I have worked for Microsoft at its Los Colinas site for the last 10 years. I was introduced to Microsoft Unified Communications in 2007 when I accepted a position on the Office Communications Server 2007 (Beta) team. Since then, I have worked avidly to help support Microsoft Unified Communications customers.
I work for Clarity Consulting, Inc. as a Product Manager on the Clarity Connect team.
I have six years of software development experience, of which three have been focused on the .NET platform. During the past year, I specialized in custom development with Microsoft's Unified Communications technologies.
Currently, I am helping to develop communication solutions for clients based on Clarity's presence-powered real-time expert finder, Clarity Connect. Clarity Connect is built on top of an Office Communications Server infrastructure and can streamline a variety of different operations, including call centers, help desks, sales force support networks, and customer-facing web chat applications.
Michele Martin is a Senior Technical Writer with the Unified Communications team. Michele has worked in the technical communications field since 1992, developing and managing documentation within the computer software, web development, and medical device industries. She joined Microsoft in 2000 with the Exchange team, where she created documentation and tools for Microsoft Exchange 2000 planning and deployment. For the past six years, Michele has worked with Lync Server and Office Communications Server client documentation for end users and IT administrators.
I work with the Microsoft Office Communications Server User Assistance team, as a Senior Technical Writer.
I began my career at Microsoft in 1989 as an intern. 20 years later I've had the pleasure of working on various operating system releases (OS/2, Windows NT), server products (Exchange, Systems Management Server), and development tools (Visual Studio). I spent 7 years in the field working directly with Microsoft customers as a Technical Account Manager, providing onsite technical support.
I am currently a Senior Technical Writer on the Office Communications Server User Assistance team. I write technical content for the Resource Kit, server product, and online communities.
I am a Senior Program Manager on the Lync Deployment Engineeering team. The Deployment Engineering team is part of the Lync Customer Engineering Team within the Lync product group. Our primary focus is to work with Microsoft customers and partners on complex Enterprise Voice deployments.
Prior to this role, I spent four years as a member of Microsoft Consulting Services focusing on the largest and most complex voice deployments. While at Microsoft I have worked with Live Communications Server 2005, Office Communications Server, Lync Server 2010. and Lync Server 2013 Preview.
I work for Microsoft on the Microsoft Enterprise Communications team in the role of Senior Support Engineer, supporting Office Communications Server and Exchange Unified Messaging.
I have worked at Microsoft for the past five years. My roles ranged from supporting Microsoft server products with the platforms networking/domain/core specialty, and finally unified communications with Office Communications Server. I am currently assisting enterprise customers deploying our unified communications products as well as assisting with deployment planning.
I work with the Microsoft Office Communications Server User Assistance team, as a Senior Content Publishing Manager. Our team publishes the technical library content and created the Office Communications Server 2007 and 2007 R2 Planning Tool.
I've worked at Microsoft for 7 years in various aspects of user assistance and with Office Communication Server for 5 years. Prior to Microsoft, I worked in the IT department as a support engineer, programmer, and writer.
I look forward to hearing from all of you about how we can get you the information you need, when you need it, and in the format that works best for you.
I have 15+ years of corporate IT experience in various industries. In 2001, I emigrated from England to Vancouver, Canada and spent 8 years as an IT Manager for a heavy-duty truck dealership as part of Daimler Chrysler. During which time I helped to develop a patented piece of software. I became interested in VoIP, which eventually led to a full PBX replacement using Office Communications Server 2007 R2 with Asterisk 1.6. Someone liked what I was doing, as I was one of five finalists for the 2008 Canadian Technet Innovation Award (Individual Category).
At the beginning of 2010, I made the move to being self-employed. I currently enjoy a continuing focus in the heavy-duty truck industry with a healthy interest in anything related to VoIP and Communications Server. Visit my website to see some my own applications and utilities.
I have been working with the Microsoft suite of products since 1998. I have consulted for various Microsoft Gold Certified Partners over the past 11 years before moving to Microsoft in South Africa. I have extensive experience in the Microsoft messaging and collaboration arena starting with the Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 and Office Communications Server.
Currently my role at Microsoft Consulting Services (MCS) for 2 years is as a senior consultant in the Unified Communications space focusing on Microsoft Exchange Server and Microsoft Lync Server, consulting to local customers within South Africa and overseas. I have worked with various customers in South Africa, Africa, the Middle East, and South America.
I have over ten years of experience working for Microsoft Deutschland GmbH as a member of the Microsoft Services Customer Delievery Team. The focus of my work as Senior Consultant is on the architecture and delivery of Unified Communications (UC) solutions in projects (plan, build, test, and pilot phases) for our customers and partners.
My career at Microsoft started as Premier Support Engineer for Microsoft Exchange Server in 1999.
Randy is a Senior Unified Communications Consultant at Unify2, specializing in planning, architecture, and implementation of enterprise unified communications solutions.
Randy brings years of experience in helping large organizations successfully deploy Microsoft Unified Communications solutions, as well as providing Windows infrastructure and services consulting to organizations around the world. Randy is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for Lync Server 2010. He frequently participates in Microsoft technical events. Randy has helped developed the Microsoft Training and Certification programs for Office Communications Server and Lync Server 2010.
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My previous work experience includes Senior Technical Writer for Lync Server, Senior Consultant, Microsoft Consulting Services, Senior Systems Administrator and Senior Consultant.
I work with the Microsoft Consulting Services team, as a Principle Consultant.
I've been working with computers for 25 years, the last 14 of which have been with Microsoft. Primary product focus at Microsoft has been SMS, MIIS, Active Directory, Exchange, and currently Office Communications Server.
I am currently working with the Technical Adoption Program team on Office Communications Server projects.
I'm currently a Dedicated Premier Field Engineer for Microsoft Lync Server 2010 and Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 R2. I work with enterprise customers, helping them get Microsoft Lync 2010 and Office Communications Server running smoothly and to their expectations.
I was the Beta Support Lead for Lync Server from April 2009 through May 2010. I've done beta support for Office Communications Server 2007 and Office Communications Server 2007 R2. Between those projects, I spent 9 months working on support for a project to integrate Office Communications Server 2007 with Nortel public branch exchanges (PBXs), as part of the Innovative Communications Alliance (ICA). Before that, I supported Live Communications Server 2005 and various other Microsoft Windows networking technologies. I joined Microsoft in the summer of 2004. I managed a technical support team at a mortgage software company for several years prior to my work at Microsoft.
I currently work as Chief Technology Officer for Workspace Communication leading a team that is focused on building the infrastructure to offer Microsoft Unified Communications as a service integrated with SIP trunks to provide voice service for small to medium organizations.
In the past, I have worked for Microsoft Consulting Services Global Voice Practice. Prior to that, I worked for nearly 10 years at Nortel focused on VoIP in various size network deployments. My experience at Nortel was in sales as a Senior Systems Engineer and as a Principal Architect in professional services.
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Roy Kuntz is a Senior Program Manager on the Office Communications Server team. He has been working in the telecommunications industry for 20 years with particular emphasis on enterprise call centers and PBXs. Roy joined Microsoft in 1999 with the IT team doing voice planning and architecture. He has worked on feature planning and manageability aspects of voice and is currently working on Exchange UM integration, E9-1-1, and routing.
I've been working with BT as a Senior Consultant focused on Microsoft messaging and real-time communications technologies for the past 3 years. Before becoming a consultant, I worked as a Microsoft Systems Administrator designing and managing the messaging environment for a Midwest based manufacturing company.
As a consultant for BT I've specialized in deploying Microsoft OCS 2007 R2 and Lync Server 2010 voice technologies for a wide range of customers from the very small to large global customers. I am based out of the North Central district and am based out of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
I joined Microsoft in May 2001. I'm a Senior Program Manager in the UC Deployment Readiness Team. I currently work with a number of global customers, making sure that they have the best possible experience while they deploy UC technologies.
Before I joined my current team here at Microsoft, I was a consultant with Microsoft Services Organization in the United Kingdom. I worked with number of Microsoft Exchange Server and Microsoft Office Live Communications Server customers, helping them with design, planning, and deployment. I graduated from the University of Zagreb, Croatia.
Prior to joining Microsoft, I worked as a Microsoft and Cisco technical consultant/trainer for number of both Microsoft and Cisco partner companies.
I work with the Microsoft Unified Communications Escalation team, as a Senior Escalation Engineer.
My previous work experience includes Program Manager, Exchange Product Group; Escalation Engineer, Exchange Escalation Team; Technical Lead, Exchange Customer Support; Beta Engineer, Exchange Customer Support; and Front-line Support Engineer, Exchange Customer Support.
As a Senior Escalation Engineer, my current role affords ample opportunities to learn new skills & share knowledge with my peers and customers. I am currently debugging the "hardest of the hard" UC customer issues, driving supportability improvements into future releases of our UC offerings, and collaborating with our Microsoft Online (aka: "BPOS") Team on high-impact/high-visibility escalations.
I work for Microsoft Canada on the Microsoft Consulting Services team as a Senior Consultant.
As a Senior Consultant, I work with large enterprise customers who are located in Canada. For the past three years, I have been working primarily with Microsoft Office Communications Server. I also work with Microsoft Lync Server 2010. I am currently a Microsoft Certified Master for Office Communications Server. I'm in the process of upgrading that certification to Lync Server 2010.
I am a Solution Architect at Atea, based in Oslo, Norway. Since 2006 my primary focus has been Microsoft Unified Communicatons.
As a leading architect for Atea, I spend most of my time designing and implementing solutions based on Communications Server 2007, Lync Server 2010 and Exchange 2010. As a member of Microsoft Speakers Community, I do a lot of presenting and presale activities nationwide.
Within Unified Communications most of my deployments involve Enterprise Voice and integration with different PBX systems, operators, and third-party products like Competella and Evangelyze.
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I have an extensive background in telephony and have been an independent consultant and trainer for 12 years. I was a technical reviewer for the Office Communications Server 2007 R2 Resource Kit, Office Communications Server 2007 R2 Ignite training, and a contributing writer for the Microsoft Lync Server 2010 Resource Kit.
I am currently a consultant at Solfit specializing in Microsoft UC deployments and migrations, with a focus on the voice/telephony. As a trainer, I deliver Exchange and Lync Server training with a special focus on the Lync Server Ignite Workshops. I speak regularly at Microsoft events and at Dutch UC Usergroup (UCUG.nl) events.
Microsoft MVP for Exchange 2006-2010.Microsoft MVP for Lync 2011-present.
Tarek Radi is a Senior Program Manager in the Microsoft Office Lync Partner and Customer Engineering Group. He is a PMI-certified project management professional, with a Master's degree in Computer Science.
Tarek has published several papers in parallel and distributing computing and filed several patents in network service management. He is engaged with many Microsoft partners, with the primary goal of advancing Lync in the ecosystem. He is particularly involved in telepresence and telecommunication infrastructures, such as expanding Lync's deployment possibilities in VDI configurations with different partners.
Tarek also helped accelerate the Microsoft UC Open Interoperability Program (UCOIP) by developing the Lync Interoperability Tool, which facilitates partner qualification for Lync 2010. This tool that is used extensively by Microsoft's UC partners.
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I'm a Senior Support Escalation Engineer on the Unified Communications Support team at Microsoft.
After serving in the U.S. Air Force for nine years, I joined Microsoft in September 1999 on the IIS Support Team in Charlotte, NC. From there, I moved to London, England, where I worked as a Systems Engineer in MSN International Operations. In 2005, I moved back to Charlotte, NC, where I joined the Exchange Support Team, supporting client/server integration technologies. In 2008, I joined the Unified Communications Team, supporting both client and server technologies.
My team supports Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 R2, Office Communications Server 2007, Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2005 with SP1, and all clients for these releases, mostly in an escalation capacity. My team is currently ramping up on the next release of the product for both on-premise and cloud solutions. My personal mission is to help customers succeed with our software.
I blog mostly around Public IM Connectivity (PIC)-related issues from a support perspective. When I have interesting information that I've learned from my support cases, I try to share it on my blog. I hope that this will help other customers before they need to open a case with us.
I started working for Microsoft in 2007 as Consultant for OCS 2007. Since then, I have worked on large deployments and led classes on OCS 2007, OCS 2007 R2, and Lync 2010 (Ignite and Microsoft Certified Masters). I am a frequent speaker at events like TechReady or TechEd. In 2011 I joined the Voice Center of Excellence, a team inside of Microsoft that drives large voice deployments. I am a Microsoft Certified Master for OCS 2007 and Lync 2010.
Tom is a consultant AT Modality Systems providing planning, design, and deployment of all aspects of Microsoft Unified Communications and integration with existing enterprise telephony environments.
Before joining Modality, tom worked for a leading Cisco Unified communications Partner where he gained a good understanding on the Cisco UIC proposition and a unique perspective on the relative benefits of the Microsoft offering.
Tom is a Microsoft Lync MVP and is actively involved in the global Unified Communications community through Twitter, Microsoft TechNet Forums, His own Lync'd Up blog and as a founding member of Microsoft UC User Group London, He holds a BSc degree in management from Loughborough University, as well as various technical certifications, including Cisco CCNA Voice and Lync 2010 MCITP.
Check out Tom's Microsoft Certifications.
I work with the Microsoft Unified Communications Deployment and Readiness team, as a Senior Program Manager.
Previously, I provided support for LCS 2003 and LCS 2005 SP1, and was the beta support engineer for Communicator Web Access, Communicator Mobile, and shortly for Office Communications Server 2007 before joining the RTC Product Group on the Enterprise Engagement Team. I am yet another team member living the UC lifestyle while residing on the east coast.
I am currently assisting enterprise customers deploying our products during the pre-release phase as well as assisting a few select customers with deployment planning and support to ensure their successful deployment.
I've been a consultant for over 10 years, working with different Microsoft technologies. For the last 4 years, my specialty has shifted from Microsoft Exchange to mainly working with Microsoft Lync Server 2010 and Voice integrations for both small and large enterprise customers.
I'm based in Sweden and work for UCAware, as a unified communications expert. I also deliver training on Lync Server 2010, Exchange Unified Messaging, and Microsoft Office 365 at Labcenter.se. I've been a speaker at several local events that have focused on unified communications.
I have a blog at about Microsoft Unified Communications.
I'm a Principal Consultant at Microsoft, based in Croatia and working as a member of the Croatian Services team. My primary focus for the last three and a half years has been on unified communications (UC), particularly Office Communications Server.
During this time, I've been part of the Communications Server SWAT team, UC Center of Excellence (COE), and OneTAP team, working mainly with customers and partners in the Communications Server Technology Adoption Program (TAP) and Rapid Deployment Program (RDP), but also as a content co-author and contributor for Communications Server 2007 R2 Ignite and Communications Server Voice Ignite trainings. Apart from that, I was also mentoring Communications Server consultants in a Communications Server internship program.
As for previous work experience: I spent roughly the first 10 years of my IT career on various UNIX flavors as well as Linux and Novell Netware. In the mid-90's I started to change my focus to the Microsoft platform, so the last 10 years my focus has been divided between Active Directory directory service, Exchange Server, and Office Communications Server. While working heavily with Exchange, I acquired the Microsoft Certified Master and Microsoft Certified Architect certificates for Exchange Server 2003.
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I joined Microsoft in May 2008. I've been a development lead for about three years on the Microsoft Lync Server Call Park Server team. I wrote the Call Parkometer Lync Server 2010 Resource Kit tool. I'm based in Switzerland and work at the Microsoft office in the Zurich Development Center.
I also implemented text-to-speech and recorded-name features for conferences for Microsoft Lync Conference Services.
I am also a developer for Windows Mobile; I'm currently working on the NanoGmail mobile client.
I was a developer for Response Group Service for Office Communications Server 2007 R2. Particularly, I implemented Import-Export and Response Group Service Language Packs in the Office Communications Server 2007 Resource Kit tools and some cumulative security updates.
Before joining Microsoft, I worked as a development lead for the UBS Investment Bank in IT Market Risk, calculating value at risk, and in IT Equities, calculating intraday strategies.
I received Masters in Applied Mathematics from Purdue University at West Lafayette, Indiana.
I joined the Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 R2 team as a program manager in September of 2006. I moved to the partner team in September of 2008. I've done quite a few things here, including a role on the A/V Edge server team, and helped ship both Office Communication Server 2007 R2 and Office Communications Server 2007. I've been on many teams here at Microsoft, including several Microsoft Windows networking teams (Wireless, IAS, IPsec, and TCP/IP), Microsoft Windows Server 2008, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, and Microsoft Windows XP.
I currently work with multiple partners to develop joint solutions that enhance the Office Communications Server 2007 R2 offering and expand our reach in the services space.
I have more than 19 years of experience in the IT industry. In 2007, I joined Microsoft on the Consulting Services team as a Solutions Architect. I have a strong background in delivering enterprise solutions across government, retail, banking, and automotive sectors. I specialize in collaboration, security, and compliancy-led solutions. Prior to joining Microsoft, I worked for HP, Fujitsu, Computer Associates, and IBM.
I have worked in the IT field for over 10 years and currently specialize in Windows Infrastructure. As a Senior Windows Administrator for a large global enterprise with offices and partners in every major city around the globe, I have experience with virtually anything and everything related to the Windows environment. This includes Windows technologies such as Active Directory, C Sharp, Exchange, Lync, Windows PowerShell, and SQL.
Recently I've been working with large enterprises to automate the user provisioning and de-provisioning process. Based on these experiences, I have written a user provisioning application for the Technet community named Z-Hire.
In my free time, I actively engage with the Technet community to better understand the challenges faced by other IT professionals. I particularly enjoy programming soultions that that makes work easier for administrators. When I am not writing code for the Technet community, I also enjoy snowboarding, camping, backpacking and fishing.


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Each applicant must satisfy the following requirements before he or she is eligible to take the certifying examination of the Board.
General Qualifications
- The candidate must have graduated from a medical school in the United States accredited by the Liaison Committee for Medical Education (LCME), an accredited medical school in Canada, an accredited osteopathic school in the United States, or if a graduate of a foreign medical school, must possess the standard certificate of the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG). If, however, the foreign medical school graduate is in training in an accredited program in Canada, the Board will recognize the certificate of the Medical Council of Canada.
- The candidate must hold a currently valid, full and unrestricted license to practice medicine or osteopathy in the state or province of his or her residence in either the United States or Canada. The candidate may be denied certification if his or her license has been revoked, suspended, restricted, or surrendered in any jurisdiction - or if the candidate is subject to adverse licensure proceedings.
- The candidate must not have engaged in conduct which, in the judgment of the Board, (i) reflects unethical activity relating to the practice of medicine, or (ii) casts significant doubt on the ability of the candidate to practice dermatology in the best interests of patients.
Residency Training Requirements
- Candidates for certification by the American Board of Dermatology are required to have a total of four years of postgraduate training as described below.
- The first year (PGY1) must consist of 12 months of clinical training in one of the following types of broad-based programs in the United States accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) or a similar program in Canada accredited by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada: a transitional year (formerly called flexible first postgraduate year), or a first year residency in emergency medicine, family medicine, general surgery, internal medicine, obstetrics & gynecology, pediatrics, or preliminary year. Program Directors who anticipate matching a candidate with a PGY-1 year other than those listed above should contact the American Board of Dermatology to inquire about the possibility of an exception. Exceptions may be granted after review of the individual's PGY-1 training schedule. Any application for exception must be made by the program director, and formal approval by the ABD must be received before the candidate can be accepted into a dermatology residency program.
- Three years of full-time training as a resident in a dermatology residency training program in the United States accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) or three years of full-time training as a resident in a dermatology residency training program in Canada accredited by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. Accreditation of dermatology training programs in the United States is the responsibility of the Residency Review Committee for Dermatology acting with authority delegated to it by the ACGME (accredited dermatology residency training programs and clinical programs for first postgraduate year credit are listed in the AMA sponsored Fellowship and Residency Electronic Interactive Database (FRIEDA) Online www.ama-assn.org/ama/pub/category/2997.html and also at www.acgme.org).
- The resident's time throughout each year (PGY2 - PGY4) must be related to the direct care of outpatients and inpatients (to include clinical conferences and didactic lectures related to patient care, consultations, inpatient rounds, and other subspecialty rotations concerning dermatology. Dermatopathology, microbiology, and other basic science lectures, seminars, and conferences are essential components of the resident's training (see the Program Requirements for Residency Training in Dermatology). The Board also emphasizes the importance of basic science and clinical investigation in the educational experience of trainees. Accordingly, all residents should participate in basic science and/or clinical research during their training. Individual programs may permit elective time, not to exceed 3 months per three-year period. Residency training requirements for individuals enrolled in an Investigative/Academic Training Track, are discussed under d) below.
- For those candidates whose career plans involve a primary commitment to investigative or academic dermatology, an Investigative/Academic Training Track, which must assure adequate clinical education and experience in accordance with the general requirements described above, may also be acceptable. The essential elements of such training tracks are as follows:
- Training experiences for individuals in the Investigative/Academic Training Track must be candidate-specific (i.e., not a program-specific pathway).
- The first year (PGY2) of this track must be 100% clinical in character. Click here to access a form to submit to the ABD office detailing the resident's activities during the special training track period.
- Investigative or academic experience can be integrated with the required additional clinical training during the second (PGY3), third (PGY4), and/or fourth (PGY5) year/s. In this Investigative/Academic Training Track, residents must satisfy a requirement for 225% direct patient care time (as defined by 100% clinical training in the first [PGY2] year and the balance of 125% clinical training apportioned over the second [PGY3], third [PGY4], and/or fourth [PGY5] years of this track). In addition, the Investigative/Academic Track must include the equivalent to a one-half day clinic per week each year until the 225% requirements is met. Continuity of patient care should be stressed as much as possible in this clinic experience. Rotations on the consultation service, for a period comparable to the time similarly scheduled for general dermatology residents, may be substituted for the clinic time during the special training track years of the residency.
- Requests for approval of this Investigative/Academic Training Track must be submitted to the Executive Director of the Board prospectively, at least four (4) months prior to the beginning of such training. This will be on or before March 1 of the year preceding the onset of the special track. Requests earlier than January 1 of the PGY2 year will not be considered because the program director must have had an opportunity to judge the clinical potential of the trainee. The request for consideration of this investigative/academic track must include information about the intended research, a letter of support from the faculty member the resident will be working with, and a detailed schedule of the resident�s time commitments during the entire training period. It is incumbent upon program directors to select candidates for this special training track whose skills and learning capabilities permit the acquisition of clinical competence as well as the execution of their investigative or academic responsibilities. Moreover, the program director must monitor the training of these residents throughout their residency and must validate their clinical and research experiences at the completion of their residencies. Program directors should contact the Executive Director of the ABD if there are questions or if additional information is needed concerning this special track.


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International Speaker Series: "The Genesis of Potential Capital and Entry Venues: A Global Model"
|Event Start Date
|Monday, April 28, 2014
Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice A
|Event Start Time
|12:15 pm - 1:45 pm
|Cost: free
In 2012, Google acquired Nik Software the company where the concept of potential capital was born. From a two-person startup to the leading software company in the field of digital photography, Nik Software grew through innovation, strategy, investment and its ability to scale. With a self-funding strategy that avoided venture capital, Michael J. Slater grew his company through an unwavering belief in shareholder value and potential as opposed to pure monetary valuation. Michael will share the story of Nik Software, its transformation, and his path to becoming a Potential Capitalist.
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Raymond Watt is an experienced entrepreneur, investor and CEO. Raymond is currently the CEO and member of the Board of Brain Gear, a medical and consumer products company that researches and develops non-invasive brain stimulation products. Raymond is also a General Partner in Entry Ventures EMEA, a strategic venture firm that focuses on deal transactions and cross border investments in Europe, the Middle East and Africa region for Entry Ventures, products and technologies for digital photography.
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