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Final Destiny: The Future Reign of the Servant Kings
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Grace Theology Press 2013
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Joseph Dillow examines the doctrines of eternal security and rewards in Final Destiny—a thoroughly revised and updated edition of The Reign of the Servant Kings: A Study of Eternal Security and the Final Significance of Man. Dillow's latest version of the text is significantly expanded, adding over 400 pages to his treatment of salvation, spiritual motivation, and eternal rewards.
Dillow's approach draws heavily from the viewpoints of both Calvinist and Arminian interpretations, as he defends the teaching that salvation cannot be lost. He also goes on to explore the practical effects of such a doctrine. Setting his discussion in the broader context of humanity's final significance, Dillow outlines the meaning of human life and how—and why—we should live in the Spirit. He also analyzes symptoms of the malaise affecting Western Christianity, including spiritual lethargy and the quest for affluence. While acknowledging the church has always been influenced by the surrounding culture, often in negative ways, Dillow argues that this is not the only cause of impotent witness. Many Christians have lost their spiritual motivation simply because they have no vision for the "great future"—no idea of the ultimate significance of human life, of participating with King Jesus in the final destiny of man. He goes on to suggest that spiritual motivation is grounded in a sense of unconditional acceptance by God and the certainty that our lives do have eternal significance.
With Logos, these volumes are enhanced with cutting-edge research tools, saving you valuable time in your research. Scripture citations appear on mouseover in your preferred English translation. Important terms link to dictionaries, encyclopedias, and a wealth of other resources in your digital library. Powerful topical searches help you find exactly what you're looking for. With Logos Bible Software, the most efficient and comprehensive research tools are in one place, so you get the most out of your study.
Key Features
- Presents a significantly expanded and revised edition of The Reign of the Servant Kings
- Analyzes the salvation doctrines of justification, sanctification, and glorification
- Compares Arminian and Calvinist views on salvation
- Presents a new approach to salvation doctrine
Praise for the Print Edition
This work is extensive in its argumentation, expansive in its canonical scope, and immensely expanded from its first edition. It is an exceptional work, and a majestic achievement of both exegetical and biblical theology
—Fred Chay, associate professor of theological studies and director of doctoral studies, Phoenix Seminary
When I first read Reign of the Servant Kings many years ago it impacted my life and thinking powerfully. This revised and greatly expanded edition is certain to become a standard discussion of the doctrines of grace and rewards.
—Kenneth R. Mitchell, author, Justice and Generosity—the Teaching of the Bible Concerning the Poor
Dr. Dillow's discussions of many controversial Bible verses and doctrines are thorough, fair, well documented, and thought-provoking.
—Roy B. Zuck, senior professor emeritus of Bible exposition, Dallas Theological Seminary
With outstanding scholarship and thorough attention to exegetical and theological detail, Joseph Dillow has given us a magnificent vision of the final destiny of man. Those who disagree with "Free Grace" soteriology will be uninformed if they have not read this work.
—Earl Radmacher, president emeritus, Western Theological Seminary
For anyone interested in deeper understanding of the important issues of salvation by grace through faith alone, eternal security, eternal rewards, and man's final destiny, this book is a must read!
—Larry Waters, associate professor of biblical exposition, Dallas Theological Seminary.
Product Details
- Title: Final Destiny: The Future Reign of the Servant Kings
- Author: Joseph C. Dillow
- Publisher: Grace Theology Press
- Publication Date: 2013
- Pages: 1,164
- Resource Type: Topical
- Topic: Soteriology/Salvation
About Joseph C. Dillow
Joseph C. Dillow earned his ThD from Dallas Theological Seminary. He has served on the staff of Campus Crusade for Christ and Christian Family Life, and he has been as a visiting instructor in systematic theology at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He is the founder and director of Biblical Education by Extension International, a biblical training ministry for church leadership in Eastern Europe, Russia, and China.


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See definition in Oxford Advanced Learner's DictionarySaltos de línea: tan¦gen|tial
Pronunciación: /tanˈdʒɛnʃ(ə)l/
Definición de tangential en inglés:
1Relating to or along a tangent: a tangential line
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- If you are located near the very edge of the eclipse track the apparent disks of the Sun and the Moon glide along the same tangential line.
- Second, we have examined perturbations in a normal rather than a tangential direction along the limit cycle.
- His work used a special coordinate system on a surface such as isothermic and tangential coordinates.
2Diverging from a previous course or line; erratic: tangential thoughts
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- He generally relates the story in chronological fashion, but, like many storytellers, he often stops to present tangential information about a new character or situation.
- I don't have any suggestions for places, but thought I'd offer some tangential information: there are all kinds of prenatal massages, so make sure you get all the info beforehand.
- Barreto did a fair job of explaining the process of making this movie, but he often got sidetracked onto more tangential anecdotes.
2.1Hardly touching a matter; peripheral: the reforms were tangential to efforts to maintain a basic standard of life
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- These are all important matters but they are tangential to the most central objectives of school education, namely teaching and learning.
- He makes the case for the artist as the most influential post-war musical artist, certainly more so than Elvis, who was influential for reasons tangential to the actual music.
- Though tangential to the main thesis, this book also serves as an excellent briefing for the general reader on the often uninspiring and sometimes off-putting technical language of the financial world.
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- It proves the old point that if you call a referendum on one question, voters will often answer on the basis of other, unrelated or tangentially-related grievances.
- A tangentially-related phone call from a reporter reminded me of this story that a law professor I know and trust told a while back.
- One problem is that many of the subplots only tangentially brushed by the movie prove to be at least as interesting as the main story, and it become frustrating to view only snapshots of some of these tales.
Palabras que riman con tangentialcadential, confidential, consequential, credential, deferential, differential, essential, evidential, existential, experiential, exponential, influential, intelligential, irreverential, jurisprudential, penitential, pestilential, potential, preferential, presidential, providential, prudential, quintessential, referential, residential, reverential, sapiential, sciential, sentential, sequential, torrential
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Chicken Korma Recipe
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"There were days, like after basketball practice, when all I wanted to do was refuel with my mother's korma. It's filling, spicy and delicious."
- 1 large potato, peeled and cut into 1/2-inch cubes
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 1 cinnamon stick (3 inches)
- 1 bay leaf
- 3 whole cloves
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1 pound boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 teaspoon curry powder
- 1/2 teaspoon minced fresh gingerroot
- 2 medium tomatoes, seeded and chopped
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- Hot cooked rice
- Place potato in a small saucepan and cover with water. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and cook for 10-15 minutes or until tender. Drain.
- In a large skillet, saute the onion, cinnamon, bay leaf and cloves in oil until onion is tender. Add the chicken, garlic, curry and ginger; cook and stir 1 minute longer. Stir in the tomatoes, salt and potato.
- Cover and cook for 10-15 minutes or until chicken is no longer pink. Remove from the heat; discard cinnamon, bay leaf and cloves. Stir in sour cream. Serve with rice. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Chicken Korma in Taste of Home February/March 2010, p81
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I'll say everything before the debunkers come along. Its a water droplet. Its a sticker outside the _ Its a Chinese lantern stuck on the wing. Its an internal reflection on the camera. Its a football stadium far away in the distance because the plane is banking left. Its a flying hootenanny with whistles and bells. Your not on a plane and filmed it at home adding it with CGI. The video is just of plane darkness with the intention of adding a UFO afterwords.
Apart from all that... Ooooooooh! Wonder if anyone else on the plane seen it.
I was wondering the same thing. Grant it, this was only a minute long but I wonder if he called other people over to witness it?
We live in such a deceiving time of trickery that we can only give videos like this, our attention and that's about it. Our opinions are getting too boring, too redundant, too primitive, too cynical and are almost rendered useless now-a-days.
But this is a very interesting piece for whatever it's worth.
Originally posted by DJW001
It's a wing light.
Originally posted by JayinAR
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That first image shows the wing and a reflection right where the wing curves upward. Pretty much just like the reflection of the sunlight in the daytime pic someone showed earlier. Good work.
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I like this.
Explanation....How about the moon reflecting off of the wing?
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I like this.
Explanation....How about the moon reflecting off of the wing?
How about.....There's an unexplained object outside the window! Oh wait...that's impossible!
Originally posted by ZeroPropulsion
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So you didnt watch the second video where he films the wing on the right side and then the object again on the left side? And just because people here declare it CGI doesnt mean that it actually IS CGI
1.Don't see the wing you all are saying you see a outline of. I had my wife watch for atleast 3 of the 5 times. she didn't see it either.
2. Don't see how this is a reflection from inside.
3 know that this was being shot from the right side of the plane looking fowards not backards because you can clearly see the the seat tray fastener on the back of the seat in front of him at the 0.51 mark.
4. Took a look at the secondary footage the Op put up that CLEARLY shows the wing tip and light and their relation to the "Object" .
Did anyone else notice the fog/clouds rushing over the object when he zoomed in close?
So this object remains unidentified?


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ABC News' Amna Nawaz has the latest in the "Pop News" midday buzz.
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Dad and Daughter Duo Commit 39 Random Acts of Kindness to Celebrate Birthdays
people passed by and made wishes," he said. Some other highlights, he said, were putting flowers on the war memorial for VE Day ; taking art and craft materials to the Oxford Children's Hospital and delivering thank-you notes to the fire and police
The Story Behind the Potatoes John Kerry Received as Gifts in Sochi
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7 grammar myths debunked
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The good folks at the OED debunk 7 grammar myths you may have learned in school.
The good folks at the OED debunk 7 grammar myths you may have learned in school.
I've gotten to a point where I no longer believe in ironclad rules. Avoid passive voice? Don't use contractions? Never write a sentence fragment? I've consciously broken every one of these "rules" at one time or another to achieve some effect: emphasis, tone, whatever.
Nevertheless, after reading this post on Bryan Garner's LawProse blog, I can confidently posit at least one absolute, ironclad, no-exceptions rule: Never, ever use the word witnesseth in serious legal writing.
Can I get a witness?
Is whom dying out? If it does die out, will we miss it? If you're interested, check out what Sentence first and Johnson have to say about this topic. Here at T(N)LW, we find this topic a good excuse to cite Bo Diddley.
Q: If an adverb can modify an entire clause, then what's wrong with hopefully as such a modifier?
A: Not a damn thing. And there's no reason why that clause-modifying adverb can't be the first word in the clause. John McIntyre explains.
The real issue isn't using an adverb to modify a clause or putting that adverb up front. It's the meaning of hopefully. As explained in Garner's Modern American Usage, hopefully traditionally means "in a hopeful manner." But it is widely used in American English to mean "I hope that" or "it is to be hoped that"; so much so that GMAU concedes that "the battle is now over. Hopefully is now a part of AmE, and it has all but lost its traditional meaning."
My suggestion: In your own writing, restrict hopefully to its traditional sense if you want to or have a reason to. Just don't condemn anyone who uses it the way most people do. If a sentence starting with hopefully grates on your nerves, take a deep breath. And remember that language flows where it will as sure as the Mississippi River does.
At Daily Writing Tips, Mark Nichol suggests using they and its derivatives as a singular pronoun when the sex of the one referred to may be male or female. Prescriptivists may protest, but Mark points out that
the singular they is widely accepted in written British English, and it is well documented in the works of many great writers, including Auden, Austen, Byron, Chaucer, Dickens, Eliot, Shakespeare, Shaw, Thackeray, and Trollope. It was the singular pronoun of choice in English for hundreds of years before, in 1745, an otherwise-reasonable grammarian named Anne Fisher — yes, a woman — became possibly the first person to champion he as the universal pronoun of choice.
If you disagree, Mark invites your reply. At the bottom of his post is a poll where you can vote for your preferred way to someone whose sex is unknown.
*Apologies to Sinn Fein.
In a recent post, Have you proven your case?, I expressed rare disagreement with Bryan Garner about using proven as the past participle of prove. Garner's Modern American Usage (3d ed. 2009) has this to say about that:
Proved has long been the preferred past participle of prove. But proven often ill-advisedly appears . . . .
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In AmE, proven, like stricken, properly exists only as an adjective . . . .
Prompted by Mike's comment to that post, I did some research to support my disagreement with Bryan. I found support in the Oxford English Dictionary. The OED quotes numerous examples of proven used as a past participle, including this one dated 1957:
B. Evans & C. Evans Dict. Contemp. Amer. Usage 399/1 The participle proven is respectable literary English. In the United States it is used more often than the form proved. In Great Britain proved is used more often and proven sounds affected to many people.
The OED's etymology for prove includes this paragraph about proven:
The past participle proven . . . is at least as common as proved in current North American English. It is also spreading into other varieties of English, in which the highest proportion of occurrences appears to occur in the past and perfect passive.
The OED gives the following definition of prove with accompanying comment on proven:
I. To demonstrate, establish.
1. trans. To establish as true; to make certain; to demonstrate the truth of by evidence or argument.
In this sense the past participle proven (orig. Sc.) is often used. In Sc. Law the verdict 'Not proven' is admitted, besides 'Guilty' and 'Not guilty', in criminal trials.
So what do you think, folks? Have I proven that proven is a proper past participle in American English?
p.s. The New Oxford American Dictionary (2005) says this:
USAGE For complex historical reasons, prove developed two past participles: proved and proven. Both are correct and can be use more or less interchangeably . . . . Proven is the more common form when used as an adjective before the noun it modifies . . . . Otherwise, the choice between proved and proven is not a matter of correctness, but usually of sound and rhythm—and often, consequently, a matter of familiarity, as in the legal idiom innocent until proven guilty.
Five minutes ago, I thought "O" was an alternative, perhaps poetic spelling of "Oh." After reading this post by John McIntyre, explaining the difference between the two words, I don't think that anymore.


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Virtualization: 5 Key Benefits
Virtualization consists of two components: the host, also known as the hypervisor, and the guest.
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For some, finding out you have a computer virus is the equivalent of being robbed—everything you thought you knew has been turned on its head.
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When John Kerry speaks, people are hearing to a desperate cry for help.
Remember just before the Democratic National Convention when Teresa Heinz Kerry gave the press a lecture on bringing civility back to political discourse? Of course, she blames the current incivility on those unpatriotic, treasonous, cowards George W. Bush and Dick Cheney. But when one reporter asked her the clarify one of her comments she, in typical Kerry style, denied what she had in fact said only minutes before, and then, in her typically civil way, told the reporter to "shove it." This little episode is not merely an amusing tale; it is a microcosm of the Kerry for President campaign.
Aside from Princess Kerry herself, direct charges against the president's (and/or vice president's) patriotism have come from key Kerry backers senators Ted Kennedy and Tom Harkin, DNC Chairman Terry McAuliffe, and former vice president Al Gore, to name a few. And the big new pro-Kerry bumper sticker (at least in my neighborhood) reads "Defend America: Defeat George Bush." But it is, of course, President Bush, according to the Kerry camp (and Kerry himself) who is playing dirty by "allowing" the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth to run commercials questioning some of Kerry's supposed exploits in Vietnam and criticizing his anti-war activities (including accusing his former comrades of committing war crimes on a daily basis with the knowledge and approval of high-ranking officers). The Kerry campaign is actually suing to keep the Swift Boat Vets from airing their commercials, arguing they are "illegal" because many of the Swift Boat Vets backers are, by golly, Republicans. But the only difference between the Swift Boat Vets and their $200,000 bank roll from prominent Republican donor Bob Perry and MoveOn.org and all those "independent" anti-Bush groups is that the anti-Bushies have aired $63 million in attack adds and are backed by the multi-billion dollar bank roll of prominent Kerry backer George Soros. So the Kerry camp's whining has the same ring to it as Teresa's crusade for civility.
Now I don't know if all the accusations of the Swift Boat Vets are accurate, and neither does President Bush (or, for that matter, Senator McCain) and that is why Bush is right in not acquiescing to Kerry's demand to denounce more than 200 veterans who may have served just as honorably (or more so) than John Kerry -- particularly since they have already been proved right that at least some parts of the "official" Kerry record were materially false. The Kerry campaign has been forced to admit that despite his "searing" memories to the contrary, Kerry did not spend Christmas Eve 1968 in Cambodia being shot at by both Cambodians and South Vietnamese. But the Kerry camp still isn't sure what the new line is. Is it that, being 50 miles from the border, Kerry mistakenly thought he was in Cambodia, or is it that he was in Cambodia but he just got the date wrong -- it wasn't Christmas Eve but really sometime in January or February? Perhaps the Cambodians had left their Christmas decorations up, causing Kerry confusion. And then, Kerry's new account of one incident when his boat fired on a sampan killing a man and his child (as related in his authorized biography) is far closer to the eyewitness accounts given by the Swift Boat Vets than Lt. Kerry's own aggrandized after action report with phantom Vietcong and no mention of civilian casualties.
BUT LET'S NOT TALK about Vietnam. Just as any mention of September 11 is "disgusting" this campaign season, unless it is used to bash the president, criticism of an opponent's Vietnam era activity is only tasteful if done by Democrats -- as when John Kerry, shortly after stating that he wasn't going to make George Bush's national guard service an issue, made George Bush's national guard service an issue. I also won't criticize his long record in the Senate of voting to strip our intelligence capabilities and voting against almost every weapons system now used by our military, as Kerry and many of his backers, perhaps understandably, equate such criticism with attacks on Kerry's patriotism. I would like to bring up another reason why Kerry is "unfit for command."
I am not an expert on mental disease, but it is obvious to me that Kerry has a few "issues." What other explanation is there for his inability to keep to a consistent argument on any subject?
Let's throw out his famous waffling on the Iraq war. Kerry has still managed to do so many about faces that it is impossible to know for certain what he stands for on anything (except for abortion rights, which he strongly supports, while portraying himself as a Catholic who believes that life begins at conception).
In a speech to the Council on Foreign Relations in December, Kerry said "There are a number of uniquely qualified Americans among whom I would consider appointing [to a peace mission to work with the Israelis and the Palestinians], including President Carter, former Secretary of State James Baker or, as I suggested almost two years ago, President Clinton." That didn't sit well with some Jewish leaders who aren't too hot about Carter or Baker. Mark Steyn in one of his typically brilliant columns quotes a Lawrence Kaplan article in the New Republic on how Kerry latter explained the remark to a gathering of Jewish leaders: "The names, Kerry said, had been inserted by mistake, and he had asked that they be removed." He had asked that the names be removed from his speech, but then gave the speech with the names still in anyway? Are we to assume that Kerry didn't understand what he was saying in his own speech? But that's not the end of it. In that speech to the Council on Foreign Relations he actually goes on to say, "And I might add, I have had conversations with both President Clinton and President Carter about their willingness to do this." "So," writes Steyn, "not only did he read out the mistakenly inserted names he had asked to be removed from the speech, he even went ahead and met with one of the mistakes about offering him a key role he didn't want him to have." But if you think that is weird, the New Republic, as quoted again by Steyn, noted that "The candidate eventually did speak with Carter -- but only after noticing that a draft of his speech said that he spoke with Carter."
Yes, this is the same John Kerry who said he met with unnamed foreign leaders who told him they really wanted him to defeat George Bush. Since the senator had not left the country since announcing his candidacy or had any known meetings with any foreign leaders in the U.S., he later had to "qualify" that statement. But Kerry seems to have taken part in even more stealth activities. He recently stated, for instance, that in addition to his service in Vietnam, he is qualified to be president because, as a senator, he has experience "negotiating treaties." The problem is, the Senate only ratifies treaties, it doesn't negotiate them. And, like the senator's supposed meetings with adoring foreign leaders, there is no record of any administration sending Kerry off to partake in any negotiations. Fantasy seems to play a big role in Kerry's life.
FOR MONTHS KERRY had blasted the Bush administration for not cracking down on "Benedict Arnold CEOs." "We will repeal every single benefit, every single loophole, every single reward," Kerry promised in several speeches, "for any Benedict Arnold CEO or corporation that takes American jobs overseas." But even though this was winning rhetoric, Kerry yet again flipped, saying that he didn't mean that "Benedict Arnold CEOs" were those who send jobs oversees, but those who give up their citizenship. The confusion, he explained, was again the work of "overzealous speechwriters" forcing him to say things he didn't believe. If there does become such a thing as a Kerry presidency, the most powerful position in the Republic, apparently, will be presidential speechwriter. Then again, the true motivation for this switch may be that Teresa Heinz Kerry, deriving much of her inherited fortune from dozens of overseas Heinz factories, thought it uncivil of John to call her a Benedict Arnold.
On August 16th, in a speech to the Veterans of Foreign Wars President Bush outlined a plan, backed by our NATO allies, to reduce gradually U.S. ground forces in Western Europe and South Korea. Two days later, also addressing the VFW, Kerry lambasted Bush's plan saying it would do no good, upset our allies, and, unlike his own "secret plan" for an "enormous reduction" of U.S. troops in Iraq within the next 6 months, Bush's proposal would "send the wrong message" to our enemies. Yet on ABC's "This Week" on August 1, Kerry declared that under his skillful leadership we would not only be able to bring thousands of troops home from Iraq but also "significantly change the deployment of troops […] in the Korean peninsula perhaps, in Europe perhaps." Could it really be that similarly to the case of his speech before the Council on Foreign Relations, he didn't understand what he was saying? Or in the course of three weeks did he forget what his position was?
When I hear John Kerry speak, I hear a desperate cry for help. And all those "anyone but Bush" people who are actually thinking of voting for this guy would do well to consider a flip-flop of their own.
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Citigroup software analyst Walter Pritchard today reflects on what to do with "high-growth" software names in the wake of a cut in forecast last night by data visualization software maker Tableau Software (DATA), which has cut that stock in half today, and which is leading to a massive sell-off in tech, especially for cloud computing names.
While IT spending may be weakening, some of this is Tableau's own problems, he emphasizes:
We expect, following some weak new business at ServiceNow, that it will be difficult to refute the view that the IT spending environment has become more challenging. These two events could be explained as "company specific", with NOW likely seeing some sales turnover issues and DATA more competition. Also, SAP and MSFT, two of the most globally exposed companies in the sector had strong corporate / enterprise results, including SAP even reiterating strength in "energy and resource" verticals today at Capital Markets Day.
Conspicuously less bad today are shares of Oracle (ORCL), which is down 85 cents, just 2%, at $35.60, amidst the complete meltdown of its cloud competitors such as Salesforce.com (CRM) and Workday (WDAY).
Yesterday, Keith Weiss with Morgan Stanley weighed in on the company's cloud prospects, reiterating an Equal Weight rating, and a $41 price target, writing that there still isn't enough evidence that "the cloud transition is adding value."
At issue is how much money Oracle makes on cloud subscription revenue versus what it would have made in traditional "perpetual license" revenue under its old model of stuff running on-premise among customers — what Weiss calls the "multiplier" of license to cloud.
Shares of numerous cloud companies this morning are plunging, following a 40% decline in shares of LinkedIn (LNKD), and a nearly 50% decline in shares of Tableau Software (DATA), which, while not a cloud company per se, is neveretheless not helping high-valuation names like Salesforce.com (CRM), Workday (WDAY), and ServiceNow (NOW).
Workday is down $9.49, or 15%, at $55.35; Salesforce is off $10.97, or 24%, at $59.82; and ServiceNow is off $8.77, or 15%, at $49.85.
The proximate cause is the lower forecast yesterday afternoon from LinkedIn, with the company talking about streamlining its business.
Shares of data visualization software maker Tableau Software (DATA) are down $38, or 47%, at $43.75, after the company yesterday afternoon missed with some metrics in its Q4 report, and slashed its forecast for the year, prompting the Street to wonder if it is poised to be the next Netscape, the browser pioneers that were steamrolled by Microsoft (MSFT) in the early 'Naughts.
This morning's price is just slightly less bad than the 50% decline the stock endured during last night's conference call, when the company indicated "softness" in spending among its customers.
The Street is fairly sharply divided this morning between those who see stepped up threats from Microsoft's "Power BI," and perhaps from other competitors such as Qlik Technology (QLIK), and those who think this might just be general softness in spending.
Software management and analytics tools maker New Relic (NEWR) this afternoon reported fiscal Q3 revenue and profit that topped analysts' expectations, and forecast this quarter in line with consensus.
Revenue in the three months ended in December rose 64%, year over year, to $47.74 million, yielding a net loss of 22 cents.
Analysts had been modeling revenue of $45.84 million, and a net loss of 29 cents.
CEO Lew Cirne said the company was "continuing to drive momentum" for its "Analytics Cloud" products.
New Relic's "paid business accounts" were 13,126 at quarter's end, it said. It said it signed up new customers such as Hachette and the New York City Department of Transportation, while expanding its relationships with customers such as Adobe (ADBE) and Comcast's (CMCSA) NBCUniversal.
For the current quarter, the company sees revenue in ra range of $49.8 million to $50.8 million, and a net loss of 23 cents to 25 cents. That compares to consensus for $48.7 million.
New Relic stock is up 5 cents in late trading at $29.95.
Update: Following the company's conference call, Cirne was kind enough to spend a few minutes talking with me by phone. "We're thrilled with the quarter," he said, including things such as "continued success in enterprise," most notably General Electric (GE) saying it would standardize on the company's wares globally. "That's a big deal for us," said Cirne.
Cirne said New Relic scooped up another such win with another "Fortune 10″ company, whose name he couldn't disclose.
What I can tell you is that these customers love the vision. We are the first best place to look to understand your digital business. Your software's health, the quality of the customer experience, the business outcomes — people want to look to one place to make sure it's all working, and we're helping them do that.
I noted that customers such as GE and Hachette and others were spread across industries, to which he replied "Andressen was right: software is eating the world," referring to Netscape founder and venture capitalist Marc Andressen. He meant more and more companies rely on software as the life blood of how they conduct their affairs.
"That's why we think we've got such an interesting opportunity."
I asked does it matter if customers are going all-in on the cloud, or maintaining hybrid on-premise and cloud IT departments. "No, it doesn't matter," he replied. "We've got many customers that monitor on premise with New Relic," but "every business is adopting cloud at some level, even the big banks have some use of [Amazon.com's (AMZN) Amazon Web Services."
"You need a new solution that's cloud friendly, and we are by far the most friendly; that's our growth opportunity."
Among other tidbits we discussed was that this was the first quarter the company was cash-flow positive, with $7 million in operating cash this quarter. Cirne expects the company will reach non-GAAP profitability "by the end of fiscal '18."
And regarding the company's big swing from a negative 40% operating profit margin, on a GAAP basis, to a 22% negative margin, Cirne said the company was benefitting from scale efficiencies as it takes on more customers.
Following a report this evening by data visualization software maker Tableau Software (DATA) of Q4 revenue and profit that topped analysts' expectations, the company's management held a conference call in which they referred to "softness" in spending by some enterprise customers, and cut the firm's outlook for revenue in 2016.
The report and forecast sent the shares careening in after-hours trading. The stock is presently down $40.32, or 49%, at $41.43, and was down more than 50%, briefly.
Shares of competitor Qlik Technologies (QLIK) are down $1.95, or 8%, at $22.98, in sympathy.
As I said earlier, on the call, management projected revenue this quarter of $160 million to $165 million, below consensus of $179.5 million. For 2016, it cut its forecast to a range of $830 to $850 million, down from a prior $845 million to $865 million, and below consensus for $871.5 million.
Tableau's CFO, Tom Walker, referred to "softness" in spending:
Despite our strong metrics, we saw some softness in spending especially in North America. We did see our customers continue to expand their use of Tableau in the organizations but not at the same cadence we historically experienced [...] Based on what we see in the environment and the buying patterns of our customers we are taking a prudent stance as we begin the year. We expect seasonality to be amplified as our overall revenues continue to grow.
Walker was pressed on the matter by an analyst later in the call, during the Q&A. In response, he clarified:
Overall I think my comment in my prepared remarkswere about softness in spending we saw in our customer base. Then getting back to how I commented with Mark is part of our model allows people to expand at a pace that works for them. More caution in how they were spending and how they were allocating dollars. So that's more of what I would call highlight to, that we just saw that. The beauty of our model is it allows people to expand in smaller increments if they want.With respect to overall competitive market if you look at the internal data that we collect our win rates are not changing at all actually. We are really the mass analytics Company bringing this technology to a lot of different people who don't know. They've just got questions and they've got data.Overall win rates softness in overall spending. Last thing you asked about was about sales productivity. As you know we have been growing at a very fast pace over the last few years. You would expect productivity numbers to come down but there are things we have to do to tighten our approach. We are focusing on that. We've got the right sales leadership in place andreally looking forward to 2016 quite frankly. The technology is coming out. 10.0 is armed the corner.
Enterprise mobile technology vendor MobileIron (MOBL) this afternoon reported Q4 revenue and profit that toped analysts' expectations, and a forecast for results this quarter, and the full year, in line with expectations.
Revenue in the three months ended in December rose 17%, year over year, to $42.9 million, on a non-GAAP basis, yielding a net loss of 7 cents.
Analysts had been modeling $42.1 million and a 13-cent loss per share.
Gross billings, the company said, totaled $48.6 million, an increase of 15% from the prior-year period. Recurring billings, it said, were up 30% at $31.5 million.
CEO Barry Mainz called it "a strong end to the year, with record billings and revenues."
Added Mainz, "We achieved our financial targets while reducing expenses and demonstrated improved operating leverage. I am committed to the goal of exiting 2016 cash flow positive."
For the current quarter, the company sees revenue of $38 million to $40 million, which is more or less in-line with consensus for $39.5 million.
For 2016′s full year results, the company sees revenue of $160 million to $180 million, which is in line with the consensus for $171 million.
Update: Following the company's conference call, Mainz was kind enough to spend a few minutes chatting with me by phone. Mainz was formerly president of Wind River, an embedded operating system maker that was bought by Intel (INTC). As such, he has a perspective on what it means to be part of a larger company, and he expressed enthusiasm for being the "pure play" in mobile management versus BlackBerry (BBRY) and VMware's (VMW) Airwatch unit.
"We see BlackBerry, or Good [Technology, bought out by BlackBerry last year], less and less," said Mainz. "Air watch we do see in the market. I was part of being a company that was acquired, or being in a situation with competitors where you are not the standalone outfit, and I think we have the advantage of being a standalone in this case. We are not distracted, and in this business, speed wins. I think we have the opportunity to outrun the competition for some quarters to come."
As far as this evening's results, Mainz said "We are pointed in right direction."
"We've been spending a lot of time to be more operationally efficient and effective, to improve our go-to-market approach, and investing in the right types of sales tools and the right types of sales folks."
I asked Mainz if he was seeing any reluctance on the part of corporations to spend on technology.
"No, quite the opposite," he said. "It depends on where someone is in their journey to mobilization, they start out with, 'I want to secure [mobile devices], then they move on to things such as business process re-engineering."
"That will continue to happen as Windows 10, Apple, Google — they're all mobile OSes, and managing that is complex, that's where we play and that's going to be a great advantage."
He added, "We're also in a dynamic where we serve to mitigate risk; that's not only a potential fiscal and legal responsibility, but part of managing a company."
"If you look at traditional IT spending, we are above the line," meaning, the line where CIOs cut or don't cut spending. Above the line is where you want to be, as a vendor, he noted.
Enterprise collaboration tools maker Atlassian (TEAM), which went public in mid-December, this afternoon delivered its first quarter as a public company, reporting fiscal Q2 revenue and profit that beat consensus, and forecast this quarter, and the full year, above consensus, sending its shares rising in late trading.
Revenue in the three months ended in December rose to $109.7 million, yielding EPS of 11 cents, excluding some costs.
Analysts had been modeling $102.7 million and 4 cents a share.
For the current quarter, the company projects revenue of $113 million to $115 million, and EPS of 5 cents to 6 cents, excluding some costs. That is above consensus for $107.1 million and 3 cents a share.
For the full year, the company sees revenue of $443 million to $447 million, and EPS of 30 cents to 31 cents. That is also above the average estimate for $425 million and 19 cents.
The stock initially rose by about 4%, but it has since given up against, now trading unchanged at $24.
Update: Atlassian shares are now down $1, or over 4%, at $23.
In another bit of nice news for the fiber optic world, component maker Lumentum Holdings (LITE) this afternoon reported fiscal Q2 revenue in line with analysts' expectations, and profit per share that beat by three cents, and easily beat with its outlook for the March-ending quarter, sending its shares higher in late trading.
Revenue in the three months ended in December rose 4%, year over year, and 3% from the September quarter, to $218.3 million, yielding EPS of 31 cents.
Analysts had been modeling $218.1 million and 28 cents a share.
Chief executive Alan Lowe remarked that the company had delivered "solid" results," and that the company continues to "see strong demand for our 100G datacom products, especially, our first to volume QSFP28 2km products."
He added,
During the fiscal second quarter 2016, our ROADM revenue grew 44% sequentially and 103% year-over-year as a result of our focus on innovation and the broad market adoption of our TrueFlex™ products. Bookings were strong during the fiscal second quarter and this strength has continued through the first month of the fiscal third quarter.
For the current quarter, the company sees revenue of $222 million to $232 million, and EPS, excluding some cots, of 28 cents to 34 cents. That compares to consensus for $214.9 million and 25 cents a share.
Lumentum stock initially popped on the announcement, though by 4:30 pm, Eastern, it was trading flat in the after-market, at $22.20.
Wireless chip maker Qorvo (QRVO) this afternoon reported fiscal Q3 revenue that was in line with analysts' expectations, and beat on the bottom line, but missed with its Q4 outlook for revenue, sending its shares slightly lower in late trading.
Revenue in the three months ended in December rose to $619.7 million, on a non-GAAP basis, yielding EPS of $1.03.
Analysts had been modeling $620 million and 94 cents a share.
CEO Bob Bruggeworth remarked that the "team executed extremely well in our first full year versus calendar 2014," referring to last year's merger with TriQuint.
Burggeworth added that the company is "growing our dollar content at our three largest mobile customers in the most anticipated marquee smartphones being released this year, and we anticipate strong growth in DP."
For the current quarter, the company sees revenue of "approximately $600 million," below consensus for $620 million. Earnings is seen in a range of 90 cents to 95 cents, in line with consensus of 92 cents.
The stock is down 2 cents at $38.76 in after-hours trading.
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I need some help .... I would love to honor my mother in law for our second sons name . Her name is Connie Cavanaugh . We can't use Conner , Conley or Connie so I was thinking cavanaugh as a first name but I would need a nickname .... Any suggestions ? Can't use Van . Also if you have other suggestions for Connie please feel free to post them too! Thank you in advance !
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Connor is one of my best friends sons name , so I can't use that. Thanks for the tips , keep them coming!
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James Ashmore Creelman
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King Kong (1933) was written by James Ashmore Creelman
|James Ashmore Creelman
September 21, 1894
Marietta, Ohio, U.S.A.
|September 18, 1941
(aged 46)
New York City, New York, U.S.A.
|Yale University
|Known for
|The Last Days of Pompeii (1935)
King Kong (1933)
The Most Dangerous Game (1932)
Dancers in the Dark (1932)
The Untamed Lady (1926)
|James Creelman
James Ashmore Creelman (September 21, 1894 – September 18, 1941) was a film writer in Hollywood.[1]
He was born on September 21, 1894 in Marietta, Ohio. He was the second son of James Creelman, the yellow journalist and Alice Leffingwell Buell. He had a sister, Eileen Creelman, who married Frederick Morgan Davenport Jr., son of New York congressman Frederick Morgan Davenport.
Creelman moved to New York City and then Washington, D.C. where his father worked as a journalist.
He was a graduate of Yale University, where he edited campus humor magazine The Yale Record with Clements Ripley, writer of Jezebel.[2]
Creelman worked for RKO studios from 1929 and contributed to the storyline of many of the studios' early adventure and thriller films including The Untamed Lady, The Most Dangerous Game, King Kong,[3] Dancers in the Dark and The Last Days of Pompeii.[4]
Creelman began working in Hollywood in 1924 and wrote for 30 films before stopping in 1935. He also directed the 1927 film High Hat.
Creelman committed suicide in 1941 by jumping off the top of a building on September 18, 1941 on 72nd Street in Manhattan, New York City, New York. He was pronounced dead at Metropolitan Hospital.[1]
Creelman . His father's father was born to Scots-Irish migrants to Montreal while his father's mother was of Scottish descent. His mother was Marietta native .
- ^ a b "Playwright Dies In 18-Story Plunge. Body of James Creelman Found in Courtyard of 72d St. Apartment Building". New York Times. September 9, 1941. Retrieved 2015-02-14.
James Creelman, playwright, was killed instantly at 1:05 in the morning
- ^ Yale Banner and Pot Pourri. New Haven: Yale University Press. 1926. p. 238.
- ^ Hall, Mordaunt (March 3, 1933). "Movie Review KING KONG". The New York Times.
- ^ Sennwald, Andre (October 17, 1935). "The Last Days of Pompeii (1935) 'The Last Days of Pompeii,' a Historical Fable, With Preston Foster, at the Center Theatre -- 'Shipmates Forever,' at the Strand.". The New York Times.
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kfitz54 Oct 14, 2013 9:41 AM
in response to john_2595
I provided a detailed response as to the same problem happening to my phone and the response received from Apple store employees in Pittsburgh PA. My response is gone.
tea48 Oct 16, 2013 12:36 AM
in response to john_2595
My wifi grey out after ios7 upgrade. I wanted to share my experience and rant a little but equally hoping someone else had a more sympathetic response from Apple: Apple store patienty evaluated my iphone 4s but tell me hardware issue and as 4 weeks beyond 12 month warrenty I have to pay $200 for replacement refurbished phone. Didnt seem very fair and well below what I was expecting from Apple customer service. I just want my wifi fixed, thats all. So I wrote to corporate Apple who again said hardware issue and denied it was caused by ios7 but said the wifi issue was already there but only manifested with ios7 upgrade ... really? so what Apple are saying is the phone was broken before the ios7 upgrade but I just couldn't tell ... how is that not a manufacturing fault and if I could not tell when my phone was broken it probably occured before my warreny was up? These pleas fell on stony ground. Has anyone else had similar experience? Massively disillusioned with Apple and seems absurd they are happy to alienate customers by taking such a dogmatic line on what seems a common issue. Will probably cost Apple much less to fix that disillusioned customers leaving the Apple family and purchasing another manufacturers phone, tablet or computer. Don't be short sighted Apple!
majikayo Oct 16, 2013 2:03 AM
in response to tea48
Dude seriously just turn it off put it in the fridge for 5 mins the. Turn it on. Humour me
biju_samuel Oct 16, 2013 8:31 AM
in response to majikayo
freezer solution will keep the wifi alive for a few days to weeks. as i have shared earlier, i have got my wifi issue fixed through a repairer at a very nominal cost of $35 (here in Mumbai) and its working fine since the past one month. Instead of paying Apple $200, going for repair makes sense only if the repair cost is so low.
Kulan Oct 17, 2013 5:33 AM
in response to tea48
Do you live in the EU? I don't know about the rest of the world, but you have a 2 year protection within the EU against manufacturer faults. Warranty is optional for manufactureres/retailers, they could just give you none, but the EU law states that customers have minimum 2 years protection against manufacturer faults, Sweden extended this to 3 years in April 2005. Turn to your nearest Consumer Advicor/Ombudsman (or whatever they're called in english).
The WiFi is, by my guess, considered a function that the consumer coult not possibly damage after the phone was manufactured. Unless you have water damage inside or have opened the phone yourself.
ykvir Oct 19, 2013 3:57 PM
in response to john_2595
when my wifi greyed out, honestly I broke up there and have done what is required here. when I try to delete the data without itunes restore data from the backup, I try to set as new iphone. and I restore the data manually. like my contacts restore from icloud. somehow I am confused, what to do.
Sheffieldmum Oct 20, 2013 2:45 PM
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Hi, im not sure if this will help you but I have searched for months trying to find a way to fix this.
This is what i did, I turned off my sons iphone and i got a hair dryer and just held it over the iphone for about 4 - 5 mins until i could touch it but only just. Then i waited for 5 mins then turned it back on, dont ask me how but it worked the iphone picked up wifi straight away I didnt even have to turn the wifi on it just appeared.
I read it has something to do with a chip which sometimes comes un stuck and this just heats it back up enough to stick.
Not sure if it will work for you but at the moment it worked for me. Obviously dont melt your phone and good luck
Waltabeast Oct 23, 2013 5:41 AM
in response to john_2595
Freezer trick is the first thing that worked for me. Not saying its a forever fix but its the first procedure i tried that worked for me.
1. Turn Cellular data off.
2. Place phone in zip lock bag
3. Place in freezer for 10-15
4. And boom! Your problem is fixed.
And word of advice when you go to the genius bar don't act like a dick. They are there to help you, they are employees, they have a job. They are not the ones responsible for the issues your phone may undergo. I went to the genius bar yesterday was kind, patient and nice...the employee came back and told me that my phone was out of warranty but because I was nice and patient(which alot of people aren't when they go to the genius bar) he honored a refurbished phone for free which should've cost me $200. Just a tip that may help you guys out as well. Respect is given when respect is earned.
Hanna Manuel Oct 24, 2013 1:40 AM
in response to Waltabeast
I am new to this and hardly have time to read discussions online. I came here to see for myself if there is anything I can do with my Iphone with a similar problem (after speaking to stores selling iPhones, checking online for support). have read the most recent messages (until page 3) on this issue and have the following comments :
1- I am appalled that some people commenting here (pro apple or perhaps apple employees) seem to have a dogmatic approach while answering consumers/apple users facing the problem.
2- I can understand why Apple's stocks have been dipping, from my own buyer standpoint, the consumer friendliness can not be discerned, for apple users facing this problem.
3- I am not sure Apple technicianscan be aptly referred to as "genius", but from my consumer/buyer perspective, I can now understand there is much marketing hype over Apple. In reality, you are left literally to your own device - 'you should protect your property, insure, extend warranty, etc' - to me, a strategy, I do not subscribe to, because it inspires lack of trust for the apple brand and the crew behind it.
4- The planned obsolescence is too obvious and the tendency to get users hooked to an apple product, an insult to the intelligence of anyone who can afford Apple products.
Sorry, after purchasing an iPod, iPad, 3 iPhone4S (two of which fell out due to this wifi issue) and a macbook - I can NOT trust Apple, Apple brought it to itself. At this point, my next phones will be any android or smartphone- a Samsung, an Alcatel, anything but iPhone or products associated with this company.
I have owned gsm's my entire work life, and need it for my work (not for leisure) - but never have I been in a situation where both the company technicians and users could not pinpoint where the real problem lies. I never had to insure my gsm's, when it is broken, there is a specific reason to it and not a mysterious bring it to your apple genius/technician reply, and sorry to you if you do not have extended warranty.
I do not blindly follow a brand or company that does not give me reliability and service - unless I pay for it extra. The fact that I have purchased your product, is a show of trust, and I can tell, when my trust has not been reciprocated by service.
wilfnkathy Oct 25, 2013 5:08 AM
in response to Waltabeast
Strange but it worked for me in the freezer, now to see how long it lasts!!
Jodicee36 Oct 25, 2013 5:46 AM
in response to john_2595
I tried everything, the only thing that got my wifi back on was putting it in a zippy bag in the freezer for over an half hour. Thanks that tip helped me a lot :)
synarapbrito Oct 25, 2013 11:09 AM
in response to john_2595
I had the same problem in my iphone 4s... after the actualization of ios, the wifi greyed out. I talked to apple assistance in brazil and they don't have nothing to do in software, just change the iphone in assistance. But in brazil, the cost more than R$500 (30% the amount that i paid for the iphone). The attendant said that the problem is caused by the actualization of system and the time of use the hardware. but i think that, the client can not be blamed for this... the actualization caused the problem. The Apple should resolve, without cost!
(Sorry about the english! )
drinkius Oct 26, 2013 2:27 PM
in response to john_2595
Hate to contribute here, but have the same issue. Apple, do something, or I will soon be advocation in favor of your competitors, as for I didn't pay for the phone in order for you to decide when I'm supposed to change my devise due to "out-of-warranty hardware problem"
A year ago I would have never thought that I could consider Apple a bad company!
MikeG Oct 26, 2013 6:00 PM
in response to drinkius
My wife has had this issue on 3 of her phones. Thankfully we have apple care which will end in Jan. 2014. I asked the "genius" if that happened out of warranty and he said I would have to buy a refurb for 199. I then said that this is a hardware issue with the adhesive or the chip and he said, "it is a good thing you had apple care".
The customer service wasn't bad but far from the expecations and past encounters with "genius" folk.
If her phone wifi dies again I will try the freezer and hair dryer tricks. It is truly sad that a company with more money then the US govt can not bite the bullet and offer free fixes to this very common issue.
Has anyone bothered to get their phone fixed by a 2nd party here in the States? That 35.00 dollar special in Mumbai sounded great.
anntot Oct 28, 2013 6:34 AM
in response to maxfromss
really? as in freezer? i tried ralph recommendation i worked for only 10 minutes,. ., pls help me., how long did you put your iphone on the freezer?


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