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IFS (STO:IFSA) (STO:IFSB)(http://www.ifsworld.com/), the global enterprise applications company, announces that DSL Ltd (http://www.dslinc.com/)., a leading commercial food service and restaurant equipment distributor and service provider, has chosen IFS Field Service Management (http://www.ifsworld.com/en/solutions/field-service-software/) and IFS Mobile Workforce Management (http://www.ifsworld.com/en/solutions/field-service-software/ifs-mobile-workforce-management/), components of IFS' Enterprise Service Management offering, to enhance its service business, increase inventory availability while reducing expenses, and optimize customer equipment maintenance.
Headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, DSL sells and services commercial food service equipment from leading manufacturers, such as Taylor, Henny Penny and Flavor Burst. With four offices in Western Canada and 65 service technicians in 22 locations, DSL has almost doubled its number of service technicians in the past ten years. The company needed a comprehensive and scalable field service management solution that could help with service scheduling and inventory management, and enable it to integrate with customers' and suppliers' enterprise systems.
"We selected IFS because it will allow us to better serve our customers and meet our service level targets," said Hart Levine, DSL's vice president, finance. "It is a very inclusive, easy-to-configure service management tool. Its multi-site capabilities will give us complete visibility at all points in the service and repair chain, and enable us to expand our range of services and level of interaction with our customers," he said.
"IFS' native, app-based mobile solution and dynamic scheduling functionality will allow DSL to set themselves apart as service providers. Having the tools to manage everything that happens with delivering service in the field will greatly enhance DSL's service quality and efficiency, and boost its return on investment," said Patrick Zirnhelt, IFS North America's vice president of asset management and enterprise service management.
IFS Field Service Management and IFS Mobile Workforce Management will replace an ERP system that provided work order management and a custom BlackBerry-based mobile application. DSL staff will be accessing the following IFS Field Service Management (http://www.ifsworld.com/en/solutions/field-service-software/) and IFS Mobile Workforce Management (http://www.ifsworld.com/en/solutions/field-service-software/ifs-mobile-workforce-management/) components on Android smartphones: contact center, inventory and logistics, repair center, dynamic scheduling and optimized dispatch, contract and warranties, and a collaborative portal.
About DSL Ltd.
DSL Ltd. is a commercial food service and restaurant equipment provider that sells, repairs, and supplies parts for all models of Taylor, Henny Penny and Flavor Burst equipment. DSL is the exclusive official Western Canadian distributor for these companies and offers unparalleled service and support. DSL has supplied quick-serve restaurants, convenience stores, grocery stores, and independent businesses for almost 100 years. With offices in Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary and Winnipeg, and service technicians across Western Canada, DSL is positioned to provide the best service and support possible for commercial and restaurant food service equipment. More information is available at www.dslinc.com.
About IFS
IFS (http://www.ifsworld.com/en/)™ is a globally recognized leader in developing and delivering business software for enterprise resource planning (ERP), enterprise asset management (EAM) and enterprise service management (ESM). IFS brings customers in targeted sectors closer to their business, helps them be more agile and enables them to profit from change. IFS is a public company (XSTO: IFS) that was founded in 1983 and currently has over 2,600 employees. IFS supports more than 2,200 customers worldwide from local offices and through partners in more than 60 countries. For more information visit: www.ifsworld.com.
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My belief is that we are all seekers. We may not always be aware of the path, but I believe it is so. In the process of my own seeking I came across the yoga videos first, and then the yoga/ayurvedic website of Yogi Cameron. Here I found a wealth of mental, emotional, medical and spiritual material that I have not seen in many free access websites. How newly acquired information can assist the autism awareness community is a main focus for me, so as I was reading one of Yogi Cameron's blog entries, I was suddenly intrigued to understand the way yogi's, and ayurvedic practitioners, view the treatment of autism and autistic-like symptoms. My request was submitted for a set of interviews with the Yogi and was graciously accepted, for which I am truly grateful.To give a bit of background for Yogi Cameron, I present a portion of his bio from the Huffington Post where he posted the blog entry The 'New You' in the New Year in January, 2009.
Kathleen: Yogi Cameron thank you so much for bringing your wisdom and insight to the urgent concern of autism in the world and its statistically significant rise during the past few years. This is of course a topic that has touched and concerns many, and I appreciate your bringing clarity to those areas possible.
Yogi Cameron: I do not bring my opinion to people but just follow the Ayurvedic and Yogic teachings of the Gurus and Sages as these were learned and aware beings far more advanced than I. One does not need to reinvent the wheel only learn to use it. Nature has already been created and we just need to learn how to follow its perfect laws and make good use of it. Also Yoga and Ayurveda work on the physical, mental and spiritual levels, so autism or any other issues which western medicine may call abnormal are just viewed as an individual functioning from another energetic level. From the spiritual point of view what the western culture views as a problem to fix, we see this not as abnormal but normal to the individual. In our society we tend to compartmentalize everything and everyone so our intellect can understand things. We can not understand autism intellectually, emotionally or rationally. We need to observe.
Kathleen: Understood. Yogi Cameron, within the autism awareness community there are many viewpoints regarding causes of autism and autistic-like symptoms. If you would like to discuss causes, please do so, but my focus is rather on curing and/or easing the syndrome and the symptoms. Please correct me if I am mistaken, but my understanding is that Ayurveda views the body as an energy grid, and that basically disease of the body occurs when any part of this grid experiences a disruption of energetic flow. Be that the case, how might this apply to a small child with the diagnosis of an autism spectrum disorder?
Ayurveda and Yoga view the body as one large energy field that needs to flow each moment otherwise it will encounter blockages that need to be cleared. We all as children come into the world through parents that are creating and generating certain energy and this energy helps to create the fetus. Because of the western view of autism much of the time the mother or both parents feel responsible for doing something wrong and feel it is their fault the child is 'abnormal.' As we all come into the world through certain parents to live an individual existence and carry our own Karma, there are certain things we can change and things we can't. But the things which we can't change are not viewed as negative but for us to learn from. Here we grow spiritually no matter what energy we came into the world with. As we do not view autism as an abnormality (as Ayurveda defines normal as an individual trait and not a collective one) we see the child as having different energy and not abnormal or strange disease. It is a flaw in your system called society that we have built a word 'normal' and try to fit everyone into it.
That is why now we have a child who loses focus so we diagnose them with ADD and try to medicate them instead of calm them down with the correct diet, sleeping times, exercise and attention. As modern science only diagnoses with the eyes, the flow of energy or the lack of it is missed on the invisible level. This energy is seen and felt by the other senses and our intuition. As there are 72,000 channels in the body and 108 more prominent ones, the energy has to be flowing continuously to avoid health issues. Depending on the development and health of these channels an individual will operate with different energy.
Kathleen: At your website, I found a very interesting quote regarding children that I would like to share now. "CHILDREN. They are said to be the future but are forgotten at the present. We must bring them into the world, watch over them and give them all that they need without placing on them our insecurities and fears, otherwise the future will continue to be as it is now- full of pain and broken hearts, disease and unhappiness. First we should work on our fears and to rid ourselves of limitations and the insecurities that were passed on to us by our parents, then we can help to bring into the world loving human beings- not visa versa."Without implying blame or guilt, because never would we insinuate that parents have brought an autism spectrum disorder upon their children, how do you feel the environment adds to or takes away from the severity of autism symptoms in the home and school environment. Energetically how do the thought processes and emotions of the environment interact with the already existing condition. More pointedly, what is within the supervising educator or parent's sphere of influence on an energetic level. Your opinion on this I value greatly, along with the yogic teachings and ayurveda.
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Yogi Cameron: Absolutely children are no different, they are also human. Each person comes into the world with a certain amount of different elements (doshas) and this makes them susceptible to being out of balance from the opposite doshas. The health of the body is a subtle balance of these elements which are disturbed and become in or out of balance depending on what we eat, what we talk about, how we think etc. We are a product of our habits, lifestyle, the food we eat and the thoughts we have This dictates our behavior. A child with more or less of one or two elements will need to be balanced in the third dosha. Here diet plays a big role.
Kathleen: In general, Yogi Cameron, What do you feel to be the most critical practice and/or observances for parents and educators to remember, in order to facilitate the optimum functioning of the children in their care.
Yogi Cameron: To remember that the child feels 'normal' until we make it feel any different. Then to observe them and how they relate to the world. If the main objective of the parent changes from being a parent to trying to make their child 'normal' then this places a lot of pressure on the family as a whole. After observing the actions and reactions of the child there should be some interaction on their level, which is what they relate to most and to introduce other levels of interaction and practices like Yoga, Ayurvedic treatments and dietary changes from processed, canned, left over and packaged foods to natural nutrition.
I know there are many different ways that autistic children receive classes and education which are great, we should also remember not to over load a small being with too many distractions where they become compartmentalized or 'rehabilitated' for hours a day. This alone can make a child feel very different.Then for the child to also spend time with others of the same mental age and others of different mental capacity to get the same equal amount of experiences.
Unfortunately we do not view each other as humans but personalities on the surface, otherwise when we encounter others who are different we would enjoy them and not try to 'fix' them. In many villages I have been to in countries like India these children are left alone to experience the life and Karma they came in to this life to live, which is true of all of us.
Kathleen: Yogi Cameron, thank you so much. Please tell us a bit about your private practice and what you have to offer the community. In particular, please elaborate as to whether consultation with you, either in person or via email or skype, might benefit a family seeking additional assistance with the over all program of their child on the autism spectrum. Also, whether you would consider doing a consultation for groups of families in a specific area in order to somewhat diffuse the cost, as many families already operate on an extremely tight budget for many, many reasons.
Yogi Cameron: I generally work by coming to a person's home and consulting with them as this environment is where an individual or family feels more comfortable. I can also get a sense of how they relate to their personal environment. If I am not in the same city I do consultations over the phone as well as have the person fill out an Ayurvedic questionnaire which gives me details of their habits and lifestyle. I am always open to suggestions and opportunities to work with different people as people usually pick me as I do not advertise my services. Here is where energy is at work.
Kathleen: Thank you again for your time, attention and thoughtful answers. Adding the age old ayurvedic wisdom to the ongoing autism conversation, will be a benefit to many. I look forward to future exchanges dealing with health, wellness and spirituality.
For further information regarding Yoga and Ayurvedic principles, please visit the site of Yogi Cameron at: www.YogiCameron.com
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Emanuel Lozada, 22, faces a second-degree murder charge in the death of 19-year-old Rameez Khalid.
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Another man has been arrested and charged in connection with a Nuit Blanche stabbing which left one dead.
Emanuel Lozada, 22, has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of 19-year-old Rameez Khalid, who was found stabbed outside the Four Seasons Centre, near York and Richmond Sts. in the early hours of Oct. 6.
Police arrested Lozada on Nov. 27 by the RCMP's Immigration Task Force, working with the RCMP police dog services and the Toronto Police homicide squad. They had been looking for home since Oct. 8.
Lozada is the fourth person charged in Khalid's death. Trelle Holder, 22, Stavros Panagiotopoulos, 22 and a 15-year-old have been charged with manslaughter.
Toronto Police said they are still looking for a fifth man – 21-year-old Victor Ramos, who is also wanted for manslaughter. Anyone found hiding or aiding him will also be arrested and charged with accessory after the fact of murder.
The day of the stabbing, Homicide Det. Scott Whittemore said police were seeking a group of five or six young men, who appear to have had a "very short" confrontation with the victim and his friend.
Police believe the same two groups were involved in an earlier altercation at an impromptu rave around the corner, at the foot of the Adam Beck monument on University Ave. and Queen St. W.
Whittemore said police have obtained video surveillance footage from surrounding hotels, but the throngs of people on the streets has made it difficult to nail down a "clean description" of the suspects.
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Teddy Gene "Ted" Ravenstein, 83, of Madison, Miss., passed away surrounded by his family Saturday, Sept. 15, 2012.
Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. today at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in Madison. A wake service will be at 7 p.m.
A memorial Mass will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at the church.
He was born Nov. 14, 1928, in Cape Girardeau. In his teens, Ted began his career in the jewelry industry as a watchmaker working for his uncle, John Juniker, at John Juniker Jewelry in Jackson, Miss.
Ted is a veteran of the Korean conflict, having served as an active duty infantry machine-gunner and later as a watchmaker in the ordnance company.
In 1969, Ted and his wife, Betty, moved to Jackson to purchase Juniker Jewelry Co. upon John Juniker's retirement. Ted worked tirelessly through the years to build the business he loved. Ted was most proud of his family and of working through the years with his wife by his side, having his sons join the business as the third generation and a grandson as the fourth generation. Ted retired from Juniker Jewelry in 1992.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Ted Ravenstein and Blanche Cargle; a brother, John Wayne Ravenstein; and a son, Dennis Mitchell Ravenstein.
He is survived by his beloved wife of 55 years, Betty Sullivan Ravenstein; a brother, Paul Ravenstein of Sahuarita, Ariz.; two sisters, Patsy Ravenstein Kimbrell and Pauline Ravenstein Littleton of Cape Girardeau; three sons, Ronald Gene Ravenstein of Madison, John Wayne Ravenstein (Rachel Betts) of Jackson, Donald William Ravenstein (Rhonda Thornton) of Brandon, Miss; six grandchildren, Natalie Lynn Ravenstein Adams (James Bay) of Summit, Miss., Corey William Ravenstein (fiancee Jennifer Lewis) of Brandon, John Ryan Ravenstein of Jackson, Reagan Elizabeth Ravenstein and Emerald Lynn Ravenstein of Madison; and a great-grandchild, Amelia Lynn Adams of Summit.
Ted was a communicant of St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church where he was knighted as Sir Knight Fourth Degree in the Knights of Columbus Council 9543.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to Son Valley, P.O. Box 406, Canton, MS 39046, or St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church of Madison.
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Small Carpenters tool box with basic tools. All pieces are made from wood. Wooden tool box features a carry handle. Approx. size when assembled: 24cm Length X 13cm Width X 14cm height.
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Aug 23, 2013 (Close-Up Media via COMTEX) -- Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Global Identity and Access Management (IAM) Market Report 2013-2018" report to its offerings.
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We are a Unitarian Universalist congregation in East Brunswick, New Jersey
We practice inclusiveness and celebrate life in its variety, welcoming a diverse group of seekers - people interested in a freethinking religion; those looking for a community that welcomes them as they are, and values them for who they are; people of all ages, all races, backgrounds, orientations or origins are welcome to attend and help us build a beloved community.
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Sunday Services at 10:30
We hold worship services and religious education classes for children and youth every Sunday at 10:30 AM. Please browse our site for more information about who we are and our programs and activities
Some Things We Believe In
As Unitarian-Universalists, we do not have a creed. The closest two things to one that we have are, first, this congregation's mission statement and, second, our Bond of Union, which we recite in each service, much as most Christian denominations would recide their Apostles' creed.
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The Unitarian Society, a Unitarian Universalist congregation, is a welcoming, supportive and accepting environment of people with diverse beliefs.
We explore, develop and share our spiritual journeys, guided by principles of compassion, love, justice and service.
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"In the spirit of community and service, we unite in the quest for those values which give our lives deeper meaning and spiritual satisfaction, reserving to each individual the right to his or her own beliefs as to the nature of God and the universe."
Montessori School
The Unitarian Society of East Brunswick operates a Montessori school on its premises. For 26 years, The Unitarian Montessori School has been educating for young children, embracing a diversity of culture, nurturing appreciation and awareness of our human diversity, and emphasizing peace and cooperation.For more information, please visit the webpage.
Coming up at The Unitarian Society
Please join us for one or more of the events listed below. For more information on any activity, please contact the Society's office at (732) 246-3113. We welcome all into our house!
April 20: Watercolor and Experience Art Group, 7pm
April 21, 7:30 pm Board Meeting
April 24: Sunday Service, 10:30
Toward a Sustainable Environment: A Program to Honor Earth Day -- Sarah Liebau & David Harrison
April 26, Shakespeare Reading Group, 7 pm
We will be reading from Hamlet.
April 27: Watercolor and Experience Art Group, 7pm
April 28: Womens' Discussion Group, 1pm
April 30: Spring Cleanup. Last day to remove items from the storage room!
May 1: Sunday Service, 10:30
Weaving Stories of Beloved Community, Part 1 -- Karen Jonston
May 1: Buddhist Meditation Group (after the service and refreshments)
Alan Oliver will guide our continuing discussion of the Heart Suttra and its connection to The Middle Way.
May 5: Going to a Somerset Patriots baseball game with our ministerial candidate, Karen Johnston.
May 7: A relaxing evening of music, art, and wine. 4-8 pm.
May 8: Socrates Café, 8:30 am
May 8: Sunday Service, 10:30
Weaving Stories of Beloved Community, Part 2 -- Karen Jonston
May 8: After the Service and refreshments
Congregational Vote on whether to affirm Karen Johnston as our settled minister
May 8: Book Discussion Group, after the congregational vote
The Orphan Train by Christina Baker Kline.
May 8: Souper Sunday, after the service.
May 15: Buddhist Meditation Group (after the service and refreshments)
We will sit together in meditation.
May 22: TUS Parent Group Meeting (11:45 am -- 1 pm)
This is a change from the original date of May 15th due to Rutgers commencement.
June 12: Book Discussion Group,
Awakening to Your Life's Purpose by Eckart Tolle
Meet Karen Johnston, our ministerial candidate!
A Special Announcement From the Ministerial Search Committee
The Ministerial Search Committee is thrilled to announce our candidate for settled ministry is Karen Johnston! Karen will be joining us at TUS from April 30th through May 8th for candidating week, where she will make important connections with our community and preach two sermons on consecutive Sundays in May. We encourage all members of the TUS community to attend candidating events during this very important week. Details regarding the scheduled times, locations and types of upcoming events will be available for viewing by Tuesday, April 19, 2016. Thank you to all who have supported the Ministerial Search Committee through this extensive and enriching process. And now for some long-anticipated information about our candidate for settled ministry:
Karen grew up mostly in Oregon, where her mother's side of the family have been for generations. After coming East for college in the mid-1980s, she has lived in the Boston area, the Washington DC Metro area, and for the past two decades, in the Pioneer Valley of Western Massachusetts. Karen's older brother received his doctorate at Rutgers, so in a wonderful coincidence, Karen spent the summer of 1988 living in Central New Jersey in Jamesburg, anticipating the birth of her nephew.
She graduated from Hamilton College with a BA in Women's Studies and spending much of her time involved in anti-Apartheid and feminist activism. Attending to justice issues as they relate to race, poverty, violence, gender and sexual identity, and climate change are important to her. Before entering professional ministry, Karen worked as a licensed clinical social worker for 20+ years, gaining her MSW from Smith College School for Social Work (doing her two internships in the DC area), and then worked in the field of birth-to-three home visiting, including working as an independent trainer and consultant for the past seven years while putting herself through seminary.
She received her Masters of Divinity in a cooperative program from both Hartford Seminary and Andover Newton Theological School in December 2015, which is also when she passed the Ministerial Fellowship Committee with their highest honors. She completed her internship as a hospital chaplain at Baystate Medical Canter in Springfield, Massachusetts. She is finishing up a two-year part-time parish ministry internship at First Parish Church of Groton (also in Massachusetts), including currently serving them as their sabbatical minister. Before her internship, she served as part-time co-minister at Village Church in Cummington, MA for two years. She will be ordained in just a few weeks by both her internship congregation and her home congregation, the Unitarian Society of Northampton & Florence, on June 5, to which you are all invited.
Karen maintains a Buddhist meditation practice (Insight Meditation) and finds stimulation, inspiration, and helpful spiritual tools in this realm. Her spouse, Tony, who is originally from England, is a long-time Buddhist who will be retiring from teaching high school humanities to join her at the end of the calendar year. Karen has two young adult children whom she adopted when they were little, as well as is step mother to Tony's two adult children.
Not only has she lived on both coasts of this country, she has lived in West Germany; has studied in Sweden and East Africa; and traveled to Leningrad, Cuba (for her honeymoon in 2011), to the UK, and Myanmar/Burma. Karen is a poet and used to take part in grassroots poetry slams and festivals. She has an irreverent side. She has been blogging for the past three years. Karen says, "I believe that we are at our best when each of us — as individuals, as well as when we gather as congregations — is able to live into the markers of spiritual maturity (as described by the humanist UU minister, Kendyll Gibbons). In this practice are the seeds of peace — peace within us and peace in the world. I believe we honor our historical and contemporary understanding of religious pluralism through the practice of humility with respect to the answers we and others find to Life's Deep Questions and to celebrate the wide and inspired creativity of humanity across the ages to honor Great Mysteries.
The Ministerial Search Committee is incredibly excited about Karen's visit to TUS and we hope you are able to set aside some time to meet her and see why we feel she is an excellent choice to be our next Settled Minister!


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