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Skip to comments.Spanish company will count American votes overseas in November
Posted on 04/10/2012 9:07:06 AM PDT by Oldpuppymax
When the Spanish, online voting company SKYTL bought the largest vote processing corporation in the United States, it also acquired the means of manufacturing the outcome of the 2012 election.
For SOE, the Tampa based corporation purchased by SKYTL in January supplies the election software which records, counts and reports the votes of Americans in 26 states900 total jurisdictionsacross the nation.
As the largest election results reporting company in the US, SOE provides reports right down to the precinct level. But before going anywhere else, those election returns are routed to individual, company servers where the people who run them get first look at results and the ability to immediately and privately examine vote details throughout the USA.
In short, this redirects results to a centralized privately held server which is not just for Ohio, but national; not just USA-based, but global. (1)
And although the votes will be cast in hometown, American precincts on election day, with the Barcelona-based SKYTL taking charge of the process, they will be...
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Well, surely this will not stand.
This makes the 2012 election a joke.
The 2012 election has more voters than people and all of them are democrat.Note 1960 election.
Tsis aggression will not stand...This will not stand!
Michael Savage discusses this in his just released book, "Trickel Down Tyranny".
If the GOP is not seriously looking into this, something is wrong.
Somthing became wrong the day the 'fix' was in and we are stuck with a choice between Romney and Obama.
2012 A Spanish company.
2016 A Saudi company...
Mark my words.
Here is a formula for an electronic/online election system that is not corruptible.
When you vote, you will receive a paper or electronic output with a GUID (globally unique identifier, a well understood computer science artifact) as well as your vote record on all issues.
Online, there is a database containing the entire vote record, accessible by anyone through the Internet. Any record can be retrieved using the corresponding GUID. That way any individual voter can check to see that their vote is properly reflected in the vote database. Also, anyone can download the entire database and audit the results. There would still be no way to link any particular individual to a particular vote record, other than the artifact you receive after voting.
I do see one problem with this, and that is ensuring that the mass download data reflects the individually cast votes - that would require software/database audits from multiple trusted entities. Perhaps cryptographic checksums could help with the overall voting record.
At any rate, it would be head and shoulders above the current system.
All the sudden "PAGE NOT FOUND."
it's back - must have been a glitch. sorry.
it's back - must have been a glitch. sorry.
It has also been claimed that SKYTL CEO Pere Valles is a socialist who donated heavily to the 2008 Obama campaign and lived in Chicago during Obamas time as Illinois State Senator. Unfortunately, given what is known about the character of Barack Obama, such rumors must be taken as serious threats to the integrity of the 2012 vote and the legitimate outcome of the election.Nut-job Conspiracy Theory Ping!
To get onto The Nut-job Conspiracy Theory Ping List you need to threaten to report me to the Admin if I dont add you to the list...
I wonder if O will take over Venezuela when Hugo dies as well???
It would be a marvelous method to enable buying votes. Hand over your receipt with your GUID to your precinct captain or union shop steward, and if your vote checks out "right" you get small bottle of booze or whatever. If you don't hand it over then they lean on you.
The Romney selection was rigged. I'm 99% convinced the general election is going to be rigged.
It is outrageous that a company in a foreign country controls or even has first hand knowledge of how people in the USA have voted. Where are our protectors/congresspeople on this happening? Could it be that some pockets were filled with international interest's money? Naw, never could happen with our politicians all spouting their kind of love for the USA.
The Obummer regime now outsourcing voter fraud?
The only thing more appropriate would be if a company in Kenya had bought the American corporation out.
Sure it will. Americans are the only ones who don't have standing.
You can count on there being a glitch in the count with more than a few flipping over to Hussein's ticket.
Anybody got a small tack tickle neuk to deliver to sore roses com pound in d'Chine?
Well, I'm gonna write my congressman and DEMAND that he introduce legislation IMMEDIATELY, that would make it mandatory that foreign countries NOT have control over our vote-count!
National Elections with Chicago Style vote rigging! A NEW LOW for AMERICAN POLITICS! SOE (a US vote processing company) has been purchased by a Spanish company SYCTL (a George Soros influenced company). So Our Votes for 2012 Election will be counted overseas by a George Soros Company. No wonder Obama is confident he will win. No I mean 'he will win'.
Michael Savage: How Obama fixed 2012 election
In January 2012 a [then] quiet deal was struck between SOE Software (then the leading US vote tabulation company. Scytl is said to be strongly linked to George Soros. The Obama syndicate members arranged the deal and Obama's now wholly-owned rubber-stamp Congress agreed to it. That's right. A foreign company may now, ostensibly and unconstitutionally, determine who wins US "elections." Of extreme interest, Scytl's CEO, Pere Valles, was the former VP and CFO of GlobalNet whose headquarters were based in Obama's then base of operations Chicago. Although apparently scrubbed from Obama's donor list (as so many negative and potentially negative-to-Obama documents and videos have been), Valles is said to have contributed heavily to Obama's first presidential run.
Although US States and their precincts are the ones who Constitutionally have counted votes since the US began as a nation, the indication seems to be that all States may now be told by the Obama government that all votes--nationwide--will be tabulated by the foreign company. Also, as all votes are "merged" under the Scytl system, no recounts will be available. Note: As an added "feature," Scytl also has a specific program for military votes. I guess we can now assume military votes will be summarily dismissed if a Marxist-Democrat is in power.
Digging deeper into the 2012 vote count controversy
Thus, what, exactly, is the problem with the various jurisdictions using SCYTL?
Critics say that the machines and software the company provides are too vulnerable to hackers and to those intent on perpetrating voter fraud. In 2010, Washington, D.C.'s new electronic voting system installed by SCYTL was hacked. And during the South Carolina Republican Primary this year there were numerous reports of irregularities associated with the company's electronic system.
The problems associated with electronic voting led to a major complaint being filed with the Election Assistance Commission by Voter Action.
Prior to 2012 much of the software being used for voting system upgrades came from a company called SOE. However, SCYTL acquired SOE in a purchase agreement in late 2011 and early 2012. The platform that SCYTL currently uses actually originated with SOE before the acquisition.
But herein lies yet another problem inherent with the software, according to critics. Elections and vote fraud expert Bev Harris of Black Box Voting says that the uniform system SCYTL now uses makes it nearly impossible to check for accuracy, given that it does not mandate a paper trail of votes. There is no proof, no written record, no documentation.
If the company utilized two separate counting systems, the two could be compared and contrasted to test for accuracy. But such a system of checks and balances is not being implemented by the company, and some states no longer require a paper record of votes.
Perhaps the most dangerous aspect of systems like that of SCYTL, however, is the fact that it is possible for elections officials in government, and the computer programmers who work with the machines and software, to see how each individual citizen votes. According to Harris, such a system is a direct threat to voter privacy.
Harris states that public officials in Colorado have admitted that they can see how an individual citizen votes.
Thus, while the software provided by SCYTL is vulnerable, the broader issue lies with local elections officials who sometimes operate outside the boundaries of the law. This is not the fault of the company but is an indication of a systemic cancer that is growing within the U.S. regarding the integrity of those who are chosen to manage the elections process.
Incompetence is also an issue according to those who monitor the elections process.
Surely there is something unconstitutional about this.
Sorry, but I just don't trust computers in the hands of a Spanish company that is loyal to unions, the far left, global warming theology and everything that makes me sick. If you read up on who SCYTL is,who they associate with and the ownership its scary to me.
HEre is just one of many links to SCYTL.Sorry but I don't trust any of this.
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I've just been reading about the phenomenon and was reminded of the sign I've used to illustrate this blog, which appeared in a shop window after the British camera chain went into administration. "The staff at Jessops would like to thank you for shopping with Amazon". (I think any discussion of tax avoidance can be saved for another occasion).
According to the article, the problem of showrooming is a growing headache for the struggling High Street, especially for retailers of gadgets, books and cosmetics. According to quoted research, 24% of people showroomed while Christmas shopping - and 40% of them took their business elsewhere. Bricks and mortar shops have to pay rent, bills and staff salaries. But online retailers can offer cheaper prices because they don't. So the online giants get a benefit from the very existence of bricks and mortar shops, without paying the associated costs.
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see this guys, I have some lags and the click and move doesn't works
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There is another work on the same topic in tonymacx86
I will have a try tonight or later.
Note: they released kexts for Lion and Mountain Lion, but without source code yet.
iMickk, can you upload that driver somewhere else? registration on that forum doesn't work, no activation email
Thanks a lot
I second the requst.. I've been waiting for my registration confirmation for hours and still nothing. Can anyone upload it here at least for the time being ?
I was actually referring to this file : ElanV4_1_8_2_beta.zip from the first post here : http://forum.osxlati...river-mac-osx/.
Can you upload it somewhere as well ?
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Thank you for the upload! I tried it on my UX31A but unfortunately it doesn't work.. Looks like v4 support is still pretty much in beta form for now.. Hopefully the developer will continue working on it.
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Monty the police horse strains against the fence of his paddock, sticking his neck out to munch on a bush that is just out of his reach. A runner jogging along Northwest Naito Parkway stops to take an iPhone picture of Monty's efforts. A few yards away, the Willamette River glistens blue in the midmorning sun.
âItâs a great view for a horse,â says Sgt. Marty Schell, supervising officer of the Portland Police Mounted Patrol Unit.
The land offers an even better view in the eyes of local developers, who want the nine-horse unit moved out of there as soon as possible.
The potential demise of the mounted patrol-—proposed by Mayor Charlie Hales to help cover the city of Portland's $21.5 million budget hole—would have the side bonus of saving the Portland Development Commission millions and aiding the plans of a powerful Portland family.
The police ponies are kept on part of the former Centennial Mills site owned by the PDC, which has sunk an unprecedented $13 million into the property since it was acquired in 2000. The PDC has promised to move the horses off the site to make way for development by the Schnitzer family's Harsch Investment Properties.
The site consists of nearly 4.5 acres a half-mile north of the Broadway Bridge, with 670 feet of waterfront. The landmark flour mill still stands on the site, and Harsch promises to maintain 12 buildings from the early 1900s on the site as it builds office, retail and residential property.
But before Harsch can move in, the police horses have to go, and the cash-strapped PDC has promised to pay at least $1.7 million for relocation. The agency won't have to pay if Hales gets his way and gets rid of the horse patrol.
The PDC leases the spot to the cops for $1 a year. County records say the site is worth $9.1 million.
"I'm not saying that's the motivation for cutting the mounted patrol," says City Commissioner Amanda Fritz. "But tying up that space—near the railroad, near the river—for horses does not seem the highest and best use."
Hales' office says the potential side effect of savings for the PDC wasn't considered when drafting the budget.
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The PDC says it had nothing to do with crafting Hales' budget and still has money set aside for moving the police horses. "Relocation is something we've had on the books for a long time; that's the commitment we've stood by," PDC spokesman Shawn Uhlman says.
But the PDC has struggled to find the right fit for the former flour mill, first earmarking it for a park and then choosing a California-based developer to turn it into a food-centric hot spot. That deal fell through in 2011, and the city settled a lawsuit brought by the developer, Shaheen Sadeghi and his companies Project SEED LLC and LAB Holding, for $200,000 last month.
But supporters of the horse unit, Friends of the Mounted Patrol, have been pushing back for months against June plans to relocate the paddock.
The nonprofit group wrote the City Council last December to protest the PDC's plans to move the horses to a former firehouse at Northwest 3rd Avenue and Glisan Street. That site, the letter says, is too small and surrounded by train tracks, which would create round-the-clock noise and vibration.
"We appreciate PDC's desire to fast-track development of the Centennial Mills site," reads the letter, signed by president E. Kimbark MacColl Jr. of the Friends of the Mounted Patrol. "However, we believe making a rushed relocation decision, without an adequate community process and an opportunity for input from [Mounted Patrol Unit] stakeholders, is unwise."
The site preferred by the organization, under the west side of the Broadway Bridge, could cost as much as $4 million. The police and city hope to cut that to $2.5 million.
The PDC has put relocating its equine tenants on a fast track, with a memorandum of understanding signed with Harsch in March agreeing the city would "physically relocate the [Mounted Patrol Unit] as soon as possible." Harsch hopes to start construction in early 2015.
PDC officials wouldn't comment on potential relocation sites if the patrol survives budget cuts, calling talks to move the horses too preliminary. "It's not appropriate to rank them or say that this is the location," says Bruce Wood, the PDC's senior program coordinator for Centennial Mills. "It's really up to what resources we have available, and what will fit the needs of the mounted patrol."
Jordan Schnitzer, CEO of Harsch Investment Properties, says the horse arena and stables take up nearly half the site, making it impossible for them to remain.
"Every time they talk about cutting back on the mounted patrol, I feel a twang inside," Schnitzer says. "It's just a friendlier kind of sense of community policing downtown."
Back at the paddock, two other horses, Red and Diesel, stand ear to ear, lightly biting one another in play. They're best friends, Sgt. Schell says.
He says he isn't ready to give up hope for the unit—it's been proposed for elimination repeatedly since 1985. Schell also hopes the horses can stay near their current spot, where they're visible to the public and can walk to work in Old Town and downtown.
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by Stephen Wells 2011-12 President of JCI Reading, and Founder of www.aimtosucceed.co.uk on August 13, 2014 15:34
Last Saturday marked my first ever JCI Summerfest and I certainly wasn't disappointed! JCI Summerfest is all about Southern Chambers getting together for a day of training, meeting other members, chatting and having fun!
Arriving at 9.30am, I was greeted by the lovely JCI Southampton team who had organised the event…as well as an excellent supply of Krispy Kreme donuts!
After introductions, the day kicked off with training on the power of teamwork from JCI UK National Personal Development Director, Sarah Beckwith. The training exercises brought a smile to everyone's faces as we all worked in groups to prevent a raw egg breaking when dropped from a height…sounds random but was very good fun and had us all working together.
Next up was a tour of the BBC in Southampton, where we got to chill out on the red sofas in the BBC News TV studios as well as hang out in the radio station and watch a programme being recorded.
By lunchtime we were ready for a bite to eat and headed off to the wonderful Chariteas Tea House in Marlands Shopping Centre. Chariteas is run by Adam and Tracey Gregory in conjunction with their U Support charity. The profits from Chariteas goes to help provide experiences for young people who are disabled, disadvantaged, deprived or diagnosed with a life limiting condition.
The young people who run the tea room were fantastic and made us feel so welcome. Their afternoon tea selection was fab too! Thanks, guys!
In the afternoon, it was time to head to the YMCA to meet Support Worker, Sharlain, along with some of the young people she works with. JCI Southampton have been working on a food bank project this year and Summerfest was when the food was arriving at the YMCA. We chatted to Sharlain and the young people who live in the YMCA-run accommodation and heard some awful stories which will stay with me for a long time. However, it was the work that YMCA does and the strength of the young people that really stood out for me.
Hearing the story of a young man who has lived in the woods for the past 6 years to escape his troubled family background brought a tear to my eye. Yet, his positivity, resilience and readiness to move on from his past left me in awe.
Summerfest ended at the YMCA and as I said goodbye to Sharlain, the young people at the YMCA and fellow JCI members and new friends, I realised how completely humbled I was by my experience. Meeting Scott* - beaten every day by his Mum until he was 15 and living in the woods for the past 6 years with no one knowing he existed made me realise how lucky many of us are and we can all definitely do a little to help each other out.
For more info about these fantastic charities, please go to:
Chariteas: http://www.chariteas.org.uk/
U Support: http://www.usupport.org.uk/
YMCA Southampton : http://housing.ymca.org.uk/housing-schemes/profiles-of-schemes/ymca-southampton
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by Clare Franklin on August 7, 2014 21:38
So, I'm on the train home from another JCI Reading social and I got thinking to myself about why it is that I enjoy them so much - surely it's just a couple of drinks? - but no, it's actually so much more.
Firstly, it's about meeting up with old friends, new friends and people you've never met before. Tonight for example there were longer term members, one of our newest members, a non-member revisiting from a previous social and a completely new face. And such variety too - lawyers, business consultants, life coaches, business coaches, a charity worker and a vet - how many places do you get that many people together!
We share problems and triumphs - tonight a big shout out has to go to JCI Reading member Lynda Harwood. Lynda works for Guide Dogs and was a member of JCI Glasgow before she moved to Reading a few years a go. Not only has she gained a promotion but her Guide Dogs films, the product of one and a half years' hard work has been nominated to the European Film Awards - oh my goodness - perhaps we have a future Hollywood film director in our midst! Tell us more Lynda and we need links to the films.
Ok so we may not have such ground breaking and startling revelations at every social, but we have some interesting discussions. Not only do we have the general chit chat and news, but taking tonight as an example we have discussed our own businesses and hobbies established and new, exchanged ideas and experiences that have contributed to our own personal development that can help each other, talked about personality types and how recognising them can help relationships in business. Of course, our Immediate Past President, Steve Wells of Aim to Succeed - business coaches, always fuels an interesting comment. A passing comment by one member saying she'd like some conflict training lead to almost a 'mini' training workshop - I dare anyone to listen to Steve and not learn something they can use to their everyday lives.
I would argue in fact that a social is not just a social, but in fact can fulfil all four of the JCI elements in one evening - business, personal development, community and international. What other pub event can you get all this? Look out for our next social!
JCI Reading's Social
by Clare Franklin on June 25, 2014 21:34
I'm heading home after an excellent three hours at this evening's JCI Reading social. The usual faces were there which is great as catching up with friends is important. Equally important however was meeting those who were at our last workshop and those completely new faces who had come along to meet us.
What I particularly love about a JCI social is the wide range of people you get socialising together who would never meet each other in the normal course of business and often also daily lives. Tonight we had a business coach, business analyst, charity projects employee, IT technician, pharmaceuticals employee, medical researcher, IT sales manager, vet, marketing consultant, IT software developer and me, a solicitor.
I caught up with Agula who was at our 'Hobby to Business' workshop four weeks ago and was really pleased to learn she had sold her first product at an African fair last weekend and with her enjoyed sharing the positive experience of the workshop with others, a number of whom have shown interest in the next workshop in the JCI Reading Business Development Workshop series – 'Visualising the Dream' to be held in three weeks' time. Amber too came along – another workshop attendee – and it was great to meet someone who had experienced JCI in Estonia.
And so it is, with my last pint drained that I'm on the train typing this blog. Good night everyone and thanks for a great evening.
Expanding your hobby, interest or idea - Where do you want to take it?
by Stephen Wells 2011-12 President of JCI Reading, and Founder of www.aimtosucceed.co.uk on June 20, 2014 14:08
"Expanding your hobby, interest or idea - Where do you want to take it" workshop for JCI Reading
Review Blog by Lynda Harwood
Last week, Steve Wells, Business Coach at AIM to Succeed, presented a workshop for JCI Reading on the theme of "Expanding your hobby, interest or idea – Where do you want to take it" at Reading Business Centre.
Steve led us through how to take the first steps into gathering research and info to progress our idea as well as making sure we are at the centre of our idea and getting the most out of it.
At the beginning rather than telling us what he was going to cover in the workshop, Steve asked us to write down two of our objectives for our ideas and he used our objectives to tailor the workshop to meet our requirements.
The workshop was invaluable and really brought to the forefront some key activities such as marketing, personal objectives for our hobby and research that we can all work towards achieving. Even though there were ten of us in attendance , Steve managed to personalise the workshop to each of us - no easy feat.
It was great to meet the other attendees as well as hear their fab ideas, whether it be for a small business they are intending to set up, a hobby they wanted to make more out of or even turn into a business and even a couple of existing businesses looking for some focus.
The workshop was a real success and Steve has now offered to sponsor a series of workshops for us. He is currently planning our next workshops entitles the 'Visualising your dream' and 'Price perception' (dates and details coming soon).
I'd also like to say a big thank you to Reading Business Centre for offering us use of their seminar room and facilities. The Reading Business Centre was a perfect for our workshops and I would definitely recommend it (http://www.readingbusinesscentre.com/)
I think I speak for all of us, when I say we all left the workshop feeling energised and ready to expand our hobby!
Update July 2014-----
Steve is also now running a series of workshops and masterclasses which are being offered to JCI at discounted rates.
All along the theme of 'Expanding your hobby, interest or business idea'
Where do you want to take it? 5th June 2014
Visualising your Dream Masterclass - 17th July 2014
Price Perception - 28th August 2014
More to come....
Paula the guide dog has qualified!
by Stephen Wells 2011-12 President of JCI Reading, and Founder of www.aimtosucceed.co.uk on June 18, 2014 17:04
Paula the guide dog has qualified! By Lynda Harwood
I received a lovely "Thank you" card from Guide Dogs this week along with Paula's official Guide Dogs' graduation photo. You can see the proud lady below in her official Guide Dogs' harness.
Opening up the package and seeing the photo of Paula made me well up with pride…there were even almost tears! To see her looking so grown up was amazing. We looked after Paula throughout her time at Guide Dog school and she was a star from the beginning…even if I do say so myself!
Whether she was out on a long country walk (searching for something muddy to roll in :-)), attending JCI events with me or coming home after a day at Guide Dog school and playing with her favourite owl teddy, she was always a marvel!
Her obedience, temperament and skills really are a testament to, not only "wee P" but also the fabulous work that the Guide Dog Mobility Instructors and Trainers undertake with these amazing dogs.
I was lucky enough to shadow both a mobility instructor and trainer working with Paula throughout her training and the dedication, patience and commitment from both the instructors/trainers and dogs is unbelievable. They really are heroes.
Paula is now living with a lovely family, settled in well to her new house and getting lots of cuddles! She's even been on her holidays where she was in her element with sun, sea, sand and lots of other dogs to play with.
Although Paula was only in our lives for six months, she had an impact and she will continue to have an impact on the other people's lives that she touches – just like the other guide dogs throughout the UK and the world.
Paula the trainee guide dog joins JCI Reading! by Lynda Harwood
by Clare Franklin on May 1, 2014 20:15
Over the past few months we had the pleasure of welcoming a new recruit to JCI Reading...Paula, the guide dog in training.
JCI Reading member, Lynda, has been looking after Paula for the past 6 months while Paula attended guide dog school in Winnersh. As a result, Lynda often brought "wee P" (as she's known) along to our events. Paula became a regular at our fortnightly Spanish lessons and looked forward to her treats from fellow JCI Reading member, Clare.
Paula's guide dog trainer was really pleased that she was able to come along with Lynda to our social, training and networking events. It gave the lovely Labrador more experience in busy environments, meeting new people and working within a business environment.
During her six months with Lynda, wee P settled well into trainee guide dog life, excelled at Guide Dog school and has now recently qualified with flying colours. We are pleased to hear that Paula has been matched with a guide dog owner and is having a great time with her new family.
At her last JCI Reading event, Paula was spoilt rotten with treats and cuddles from members. It was a sad goodbye but we all knew Paula was about to change someone's life and help them regain their independence which made us all feel immensely proud of her. Lynda has promised to update JCI Reading when she hears how wee P is getting on with her new family.
Having Paula in our lives for the past six months has made us all at JCI Reading even more determined to continue to fundraise £5,000 to name a puppy for Guide Dogs. We're only a few hundred pounds off target so watch this space for a very special Guide Dogs fundraising event from us soon!
JCI Reading has a spring in its step!
by Clare Franklin on May 1, 2014 20:05
Recently we've had to say goodbye to two of our members Faisal and Sreeni. Both have secured jobs nearer to their homes of Swindon and who can blame them – gone are their days of endless motorway traffic and getting little time with their families. We wish them well and hope that they will stay in touch and maybe join us for the off JCI Reading event from time to time when they are able. We know that the skills they have learnt at JCI Reading has helped them on their journeys and will continue to do so – so chaps over to you, maybe they'll be a JCI Swindon one day.
We also welcome new member Chris, joining us from another JCI chamber. We know he has lots of plans for business networking events and this will be an exciting time for the business arm of our chamber, an element that we have been slightly less active with recently.
It's a busy time for us as we plan our Spring timetable. Meetings are of an inherently social nature, usually involving a glass of wine or pint glass of something alcoholic and of course food – the essential ingredient of any JCI Reading social or meet up. On the bill for the coming months we have socials, community events and personal development diary dates. With meetings most weeks at the pub we have the socials well and truly covered.
Our spring personal development workshop on 5th June 2014 will focus on 'Taking your hobby further'. This is open to anyone who has a passion for something in their spare time and who is thinking of taking it further. The end of June sees some members signed up for the annual Colour Run in London, an event that promises to be messy, but one heck of a lot of fun. Anyone out there who is registered and wants to meet up on the day, drop us a line!
With all this underway you'd think we'd not have time for other things, but you'd be wrong. We're also in discussions to get our Spanish lessons started again, collecting used postage stamps to continue our fundraising for Guide Dogs and a Dog Racing event later in the year to reach out and hopefully strike our £5,000 target for Guide Dogs and finally 'Name our Puppy' for Guide Dogs.
What a year we have to look forward to and we can't wait!
Marketing: For the Un-Common Businessman (And Businesswoman) - Review
by Clare Franklin on February 11, 2014 16:49
What a start to JCI Reading's Personal Development workshop series!
A fabulous new venue for us, a trainer from the top of his game and a workshop with something for everyone.
We had been eagerly anticipating our first workshop in our new venue – Reading Business Centre on the 8th Floor of Fountain House in Reading. The venue is perfect for our professional workshops and are going to compliment the high calibre of trainers that we attract. We look forward to future workshops in the modern and bright surroundings of the centre and are grateful for the centre's support.
Our trainer for the evening was Marce Colucci, Managing Director of Lead Beyond Ltd – an expert in marketing. Marce had kindly offered his time to present a workshop having met one of our members at a local Toastmasters group. His workshop was so informative and engaging that we look forward to welcoming Marce again later this year.
"Marketing: For the Un-Common Businessman (And Businesswoman)" was well pitched and applicable for all attendees. The attendees all came from different backgrounds and Marce's presentation had something for everyone – those with businesses of their own already, the employees amongst us, those with business plans for the future, those with charitable interests and the hobbyists among us wanting to up our games.
Marce covered the concepts of perceived value, being different, finding niche marketing, target markets, the marketing journey, the marketing funnel and the marketing machine.
Everyone in the seminar room that night would have taken away different messages and information. For me, as an employee and a hobbyist wanting to set my crafting business onto a more professional footing, most of the information was new to me, but the big ideas that came out of the evening for me were around building authority and nurturing sages of the marketing journey. As I was sat in the workshop, ideas were coming to me about how I could use facebook and twitter more effectively to build awareness of my crafted products and spread the word about them.
We are now in conversations with Marce about future workshops within his field of marketing, all of which are huge – so watch this space for details of our next workshop in this and other topics.
A journey through last year - a review of 2013 at JCI Reading
by Faisal Mooraby on February 1, 2014 01:29
2013 has been a year of challenge for JCI Reading members. We decided to revamp the chapter in order to reflect the aspirations and needs of it's members. After all, what better year for redefinition to choose than the 50th Anniversary of the chapter. Our new motto has been to become better leaders through working together, be active and have fun. Fun is important because only when what you do has a sense of liking, comes motivation.
A lot of the activities we organised have improved our leadership and management skills. Behind the scene of organising these events requires a lot of negotiation, marketing, planning and sometimes delegating. JCI gives us opportunities to gain these skills through organising events and learn others through trainings and workshops.
Color Run
We started off with a very unusual, yet motivating first meeting, thanks to Dexter Dash (2014 JCI London President). We had our discussion around a major event in London - the Color Run. The meeting was about redefining ourselves and to keep the motivation level high, we enrolled in a challenging activity (the run) and yet fun (the color). It's a meeting we will for sure not forget.
Gala Dinner
To celebrate the 50th Anniversary of JCI Reading, senators and past members organised a Gala Dinner at the lovely Wokefield Park Hotel in Reading. We had an appropriate theme, which also ring into the fact that we recreated ourselves: "Celebrating the Past - Creating the future". We had past presidents of spanning 6 decades of the existence of JCI Reading present. It was a lovely opportunity to get insight of what JCI Reading was in the past and what were the opportunities and aspirations of the members then. A post will be dedicated to the gala event - so keep an eye on our blog.
Networking Workshop
Our first workshop was delivered by Julian Lewis of Positive Computing. Julian delivered a fascinating workshop of how to become better Business Networker. We had tips on where to pin our name badges, how to start a conversation and how to build relationship with potential clients or partners. Here is the interview of Julian on the night.
Public Speaking with Confidence
Our second training was delivered by Sarah Beckwith, JCI UK Vice President of Membership 2013. Sarah delivered a highly interactive training on public speaking and how we can get confident at it. She taught us how to stand, make use of effective body language, and how to use our voice. Here is Sarah's interview on the night:
Spanish Learning
At JCI you can decide to learn, in a team of like-minded individuals, anything constructive. We decided to learn Spanish as a new language. Lynda, one of our members went the extra mile to get us a tutor who teaches us every fortnight. I have to say that learning Spanish is not that easy, but it certainly is fun. I can testify though that the whole process has a bonding effect on our team. If you want a team building activity, why not get your team to learn a new language - a tip from me.
Lynda will write a blog on the topic in the coming future.
Clare, another of our members, orgnanised a very successful bowling event which caught the eyes of two guests, Alex and Chris. We had fun, a few tears with our disappointing scores (that was me) and sounds of cheers (mainly from our past President Steve).
2013 was a very challenging, yet fun year at JCI Reading. We have strengthen the bond within our team and learnt essential skills to become leaders in our community or field. 2013 was the year we celebrated the past and to create the future. 2014 will be the year of more challenges - but with challenges come more opportunities to make us better leaders. Keep visiting our blog to keep up with our journey.
Partnership with Reading Business Centre
by Stephen Wells 2011-12 President of JCI Reading, and Founder of www.aimtosucceed.co.uk on January 16, 2014 20:06
JCI Reading is pleased to announce our latest business partnership with Reading Business Centre (at Fountain House).
Reading Business Centre is a hub for Start-ups and SME's looking to collaborate in a modern cost effective business centre. They have kindly agreed to support JCI Reading with the provision of professional training and meeting facilities for our monthly training sessions.
Stephen Wells (Founder of AIM to Succeed and 2011/12 President of JCI Reading)
"I would like to take this opportunity to thank, both personally and on behalf of JCI Reading, Nick and Alex for their support.
This is just what JCI Reading has been looking to find for the last few years. A regular meeting and training facility that is a hub for businesses in the Reading area.
Having a professional facility we can use regularly will enable us to focus our efforts on delivering personal and professional development rather than spending time finding suitable locations for our sessions.
We look forward to hosting our training events and workshops at the Reading Business Centre (www.readingbusinesscentre.com) as we grow the chamber. "
Alex Hickman (Director of Reading Business Centre)
"Reading Business Centre has been created to be a hub for businesses and entrepreneurship in Reading, Berkshire and the Thames Valley.
The concept has always been to support and develop the Reading Business Community therefore being asked to support JCI Reading (and the opportunities they provide) allows us to show that is more than just a talk.
We are excited to help bring together young professionals and businesses in this way and look forward to helping JCI Reading grow throughout 2014."
The first session being hosted at the Reading Business Centre is JCI Reading Marketing Workshop on Thursday 30th January 2014


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NORFOLK 5, BUFFALO 4 (5 innings): Jeurys Familia's outing turned from a scoreless effort to a rain-shortened loss in the span of three outs. Buffalo took a 4-0 lead into the top of the fifth, when Familia surrendered five runs, including a two-run homer by Lew Ford. The game was called due to rain after the Bisons went down scoreless in the bottom half of the inning. Corey Wimberly tripled and scored in the first inning. Brad Emaus contributed an RBI single an inning later. Emaus also produced a two-run homer in the fourth. Buffalo will welcome center fielder Matt den Dekker, who received a promotion from Double-A Binghamton. Den Dekker, the reigning Easterl League Player of the Week, will lead off for the Bisons, manager Wally Backman said. Box
ST. LUCIE 3, CHARLOTTE 2 (12 innings): Francisco Pena delivered a leadoff homer in the top of the 12th. Juan Torres drove in St. Lucie's other runs, on a two-run single in the second inning. Kyle Allen contributed three scoreless relief innings with five strikeouts. John Church had a scoreless 11th to improve to 2-2. Adam Kolarek notched his 10th save. Box
CHARLESTON at SAVANNAH (ppd.): The Gnats' games were postponed by rain. Monday's regularly scheduled game has been rescheduled for Wednesday as part of a doubleheader. The two teams also are scheduled for two on Tuesday. The first game will be the completion of Sunday's game in Charleston, which was suspended with the Gnats leading 1-0 in the bottom of the fourth inning. The second game will be scheduled for seven innings.
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Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning walks on the field after their win against the Carolina Panthers in the NFL Super Bowl 50 football game Sunday, Feb. 7, 2016, in Santa Clara, Calif. The Broncos won 24-10.
The Denver Broncos had just chased a beleaguered Cam Newton around his own end zone one more time, and Carolina coach Ron Rivera had seen enough.
With 2:08 left in one of the ugliest Super Bowls you'll ever see, he threw in the towel.
Actually, Rivera ordered a punt. No reason to give Denver another easy score that would make future sports historians think this game was somehow worth watching.
Super Bowl 50 was supposed to be a celebration of all things great about the NFL - focusing on the old star Peyton Manning and Newton, the exciting face of the future. But the only thing to celebrate at the end was a vicious Denver defence that made enough big plays to set up Manning for the second Super Bowl ring he so coveted in what was likely the final game of his career.
At least let's hope it was the final game of his career. It would be hard to watch No. 18 take the field again after a performance that exposed him as an aging quarterback hanging on for one final moment of glory.
Manning wasn't terrible, but for a lot of the game he was simply awful. If not for a late gift from the Panthers, he would have gone the entire game without an offensive touchdown.
Not that it mattered. Not with Von Miller and the rest of a Denver defence that Wade Phillips unleashed on the Panthers.
They scored when Manning couldn't. They harassed Newton on every snap, hitting him 10 times and sacking him seven. They kept getting the ball back, even if Manning and the offence didn't seem to know what to do when they got it.
They gave the Broncos their first Super Bowl win in 17 years despite the most anemic performance by an offence of any of the 49 Super Bowl winners before them.
"This game was like this season has been," Manning said. "It tested our toughness, our resilience and our unselfishness. It's only fitting it turned out that way. A great bunch of teammates, a great bunch of guys to play with. I feel very, very grateful."
The tone for this one was set early when Miller hit Newton inside the 5-yard-line, then stripped the ball from his arms for good measure. Defensive end Malik Jackson fell on it in the end zone and Denver had a 10-0 lead it would never give up.
Miller would chase Newton all night in an MVP performance that played out pretty much the way Phillips drew it up. The defensive wizard was brought in by Denver coach Gary Kubiak, who was himself brought in by John Elway, to instil toughness in the Broncos in the wake of playoff disappointments that included a blowout loss to Seattle in the Super Bowl two years ago.
Mission accomplished. Carolina may have outgained Denver 315-194 yards, but Newton was never given a chance to get in a rhythm, never had an opportunity to break out into a Dab.
No, it wasn't pretty to watch. Anyone who grew up scoring touchdowns playing Madden videogames probably turned this one off before Coldplay and celebrity guests trotted out for a halftime show that played homage to shows of the past.
The greatest passer in the history of the NFL didn't look anything like he did in the past. Manning completed only 13 pases for 141 yards, threw an interception and lost a fumble.
But he managed to hold the Super Bowl trophy upright as he celebrated with teammates in the one he wanted most.
"He was on a team that could help him get a win," Kubiak said. "He didn't have to go out there and do it all on his own, and he knew that."
Manning wouldn't commit to retirement after the game, saying he got good advice from former coach Tony Dungy to never make a decision in the heat of the moment. But it's hard to think that he would come back at the age of 40 to go through the rigours of another season.
Not when he's now tied with brother Eli with two Super Bowl rings each. Not when he would have to win a lot more ugly games because his arm strength simply isn't there.
The game might have been ugly. It may have been hard to watch.
But for Manning and the Broncos the result was simply beautiful.
Tim Dahlberg is a national sports columnist for The Associated Press.


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Hotel Arcobaleno - Vimodrone
The Arcobaleno hotel is situated in the industrial area of Vimodrone, only 2 km from the tangenziale Est, that connects Milan and its surroundings.
The Cascina Burrona underground station (Linea 2, Green Line), with direct links to the Milan railway station and historic centre, is 150 metres from the hotel. Milan Stazione Centrale railway station is 15 minutes from the property by underground. The Villa Alari-Visconti, Villa Uboldo and Villa Biancani-Greppi, 19th century villas, are just a few underground stops away.
The reception desk is open 24 hours a day and a friendly and attentive staff will be glad to ensure you a pleasant and relaxing stay. The property also features complimentary wireless Internet access, luggage storage, dry cleaning/laundry service, an Internet Point, and complimentary newspapers are available in the lobby.
Pets are accepted at the property with certain restrictions.
Hotel Arcobaleno - Vimodrone
Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288from $70
- Economy Double Room, 1 Queen Bed
- Standard Twin Room, 2 Single Beds
- Triple Room
- Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed
- One Single Bed
- Standard Double Room Single Use, 1 Queen Bed
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At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 38 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed (dogs and cats only)
- Smoking rooms only *
- 2 per room (up to 30 lb)
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Self parking *
- Free nearby parking
In the hotel
- Free continental breakfast
- 2 restaurants
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Golfing nearby
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1957
- Elevator/lift
- Television in common areas
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- Bidet
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 32-inch LED TV
- Pay movies
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
Special features
DiningL Aragosta 2 - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Open select days.
Gastropizza - This diner serves lunch and dinner. Open daily.
Hotel Arcobaleno - Vimodrone's small print
Also known as
- Arcobaleno Hotel
- Arcobaleno Vimodrone
- Hotel Arcobaleno Vimodrone
- Arcobaleno Hotel Vimodrone
- Hotel Arcobaleno Milan/Vimodrone, Italy
All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Noise-free guestrooms cannot be guaranteed.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Some facilities may have restricted access. Guests can contact the property for details using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
Parking height restrictions apply.
Optional extras
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of EUR 50.00
Self parking costs EUR 8 per night
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 15.00 per night
WiFi is available in public areas for EUR 1 (rates may vary)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.