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"'Growth: Challenges and Opportunities' is the theme of the 2007 Nevada Governor's Conference on Tourism, Dec. 12-14, at Caesars Palace resort and casino on the Las Vegas Strip. The conference will host several hundred tourism industry delegates and feature provocative speakers and a special presentation honoring Grammy award-winning international superstar Celine Dion as Nevada Entertainer of the New Millennium," posted Hotel Newswire.*1 "Bringing together industry leaders at the Governor's Conference each year to focus on current issues, trends and technologies that impact tourism benefits our state and our partners across the nation and around the world," Lt. Gov. Brian K. Krolicki said. Krolicki chairs the Nevada Commission on Tourism, which produces the conference.'"

"Gov. Jim Gibbons and Krolicki will open the General Assembly Dec. 13, and Frank Fahrenkopf, president and CEO of the American Gaming Association, will speak about the current political climate facing the gaming industry. A high-powered panel of CEOs from the world's largest casino-resorts will share insight and expertise about Las Vegas' exploding growth. Terry Lanni, chairman and CEO of MGM MIRAGE; Keith Smith, president and chief operating officer of Boyd Gaming Corp.; and William Weidner, president and chief operating officer of Las Vegas Sands Corp., will describe challenges and opportunities confronting Nevada tourism." *2

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***** "The kind of humor I like is the thing that makes me laugh for five seconds and think for ten minutes." ---William Davis
***** "Humor is mankind's greatest blessing." ---Mark Twain
Late Mark Twain (1835-1910) is the former American Humorist, Writer and Lecturer.
***** "Once you get people laughing, they're listening and you can tell them almost anything." ---Herbert Gardner

Someone said that, "Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day. Teach him how to fish, and he will sit in a boat and drink beer all day." Is this a joke?

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For the visibility and popularity of some international cities through the world's leading search engines on Internet, our coming work performance to some significant projects will be feature articles on the sceneries of Las Vegas, Beijing, Soel, Taipei, Macau, Bangkok, and among others. Tourism and business are our best priorities for the International Cities Business Council (ICBC) of WBTI on the ground of non-profit and non-partisan basis. The late Dr. Peter F. Drucker inspired us that, "Innovation is very important. No good business can survive without successful innovation during a period of time!" Nevada is the fountain of hospitality and touring business. Macau is a recent practice with Nevada to have great prosperity in tourism and economic development. Now, Nevada Assemblywoman Francis Allen is a Regional Marketing Administrator of Korea of the AMI and Advisor of the ICBC of WBTI. For innovation and breakthrough in the field of business, the wise men may have a bright and beautiful sky!

To encourage tourism and business is a worldwide value for every country in this earth (world), not just for Nevada! Volunteerly on a non-profit and non-partisan basis, we are pleased to assist the promotion of this endeavor. We love heartily the Earth (world) that we are living with!*3

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On April 23, 2003, President Dr. Tony T. Lei appointed Bert Brown Adjunct Assistant Professor of Criminal Law in the Graduate School of Business and Public Administration of WBTI. Dr. John Wang, Spokesman of WBTI, announced the above information on April 24, 2003.*8 Judge Bert Brown was honored at the Summer 2003 Symposium of WBTI with a celebrating dinner party. The symposium and dinner were held by WBTI at Zax Restaurant of Golden Nugget Casino and Hotel on May 19, 2003 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Bert graduated from the McGeorge School of Law, University of the Pacific in Sacramento, California. He was at the beginning a law clerk in 1988 for District Court Judge, Honorable Jack Lehman. In 1991, he and his father started the firm of Brown and Brown where he had a general law practice. Brown began presiding as an arbitrator in 1994.

"From 1997 he served as a Justice of the Peace Pro Tempore for Clark County, Nevada, appointed by the Clark County Commission. Chief Judge Brown was elected as Las Vegas Municipal Court Judge Department 4, on June 8, 1999, and was re-elected to his present term in 2003. Elected as Chief Judge of the Las Vegas Municipal Court on October 24, 2007, Chief Judge Brown has pledged to, ~{!0~}work with my fellow judges, administration and court staff to promote cooperation and support projects that will further the administration of justice and the efficient operations of the Las Vegas Municipal Court," posted City of Las Vegas website.*9

According to the following report, 'Las Vegas was elected the best city of United States on December 8, 2007 in England'. As a good news, we have it here shown even we could not get any information about it from several searches on the Internet yet. "6~{HUTZS"~!u#38;#22283;&#20523;~!uX~!u#38;#33289;~!uP5DJ@=g~!u#38;#38936;&#23566;&#29518;~!u,~!u#38;#36984;~!uv=qDjC@~!u#38;#22283;~!un<Q3GJP#,~}賭~{3G@-K9~}維~{<SK9~!u#38;#29554;~!ub~!u#38;#27054;~!u#O!u"~}傳來~{#,@-K9~}維~{<SK9JP8.<0Cq~}眾與~{SP~}榮~{QI~}," wrote World Journal Reporter Mindy Gao.*10

"Chief Judge Brown has been involved in numerous organizations and committees. In 1993 he was appointed by then Nevada Governor Bob Miller to serve as a commissioner on the Nevada State Commission on Substance Abuse, Education, Prevention, Enforcement and Treatment. He was a trustee, President and Vice President of the Board of Trustees for Nevada Treatment Center, Inc., a non-profit substance abuse treatment organization. Chief Judge Brown is on the Board of Governors for the Nevada Judges Association and the American Judges Association. He is also Vice President of the Nevada Judges of Limited Jurisdiction. He serves on the Nevada Supreme Court~{!/~}s Article 6 Commission, as well as several Judicial Council Committees including the Specialty Court Funding Committee, the Legislation and Rules Committee, and the Technology Committee." *11

"Learning through research and service is a good philosophy of a happy and successful life style. It's been my spacious opportunity and honor to be an Adjunct Assistant Professor of GSBPA. In utilizing both of my knowledge and experience, I've been challenged and I'm happy to share the administrative and research process on Criminal Law with our colleagues and intellectuals," said Chief Judge Bert Brown who has been voted as the best municipal judge.

In the field of tourism and business, innovation is advanced by "creating" through "refining".

It is our pleasure to post the following article, which was published in the section of 'Business & Administration' on October 24, 2007, through the courtesy of WBTI's website*12:

(1) The travel and tourism industry is the lifeblood of many states around the country - including Florida, California, New York and Nevada, to name a few. ---Mark Foley
(2) What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. ---Jeff Candido and Jason Hoff
(3) Southern Nevada is visited by over 35 million people each year; many of these tourists are our friends from foreign countries. ---Jon Porter
(4) The most interesting people are the people with the most interesting pictures in their minds. ---Earl Nightingale
(5) Any business that does not learn how to innovate within the next few years will not be around by the year 2000. ---Peter F. Drucker
Q: How can I make my website more visitors? Ans. the supreme leader of YouTube: Make fun!
(6) Las Vegas is sort of like how God would do it if he had money. ---Steve Wynn
(7) United we stand. In God we trust. ---Popular world proverb

Nevada Lt. Governor Brian Krolicki has Olympian vision for state tourism! Innovation is advanced by the "creating" through the "refining".

"Nevada's lieutenant governor-elect has international goals for the state's No. 1 industry, including pursuing the 2018 Olympic Winter Games and attracting travelers from China and India. Facing one of the largest audiences of Nevada tourism professionals, Treasurer Brian Krolicki, said Tuesday at the governor's conference on tourism, that putting Nevada in the running for the winter games will spur economic growth in the future. It has worked in the past," wrote Becky Bosshart.*13

"The 1960 Olympics helped to put Reno and Tahoe on the map," he said to conference participants at the Silver Legacy Casino Resort. "We want this world-class event to come here again. Some people say it's a long shot. But in tourism, we do long shots. Our efforts next year and thereafter will be seeds sown for a future harvest." *14 "Taking the second highest office in state government, Krolicki will also chair the Nevada Commission on Tourism and the Nevada Commission on Economic Development, organizations that attract and retain businesses and market the state's lucrative tourism industry. He follows Lt. Gov. Lorraine Hunt into the positions. Hunt said she is passing on a strong tourism economy that derives $40 billion a year. Tourism officials recently visited India to develop tourism ties. India's middle class is about the size of the U.S. population, 300 million."

Lt. Governor of Nevada Brian Krolicki is Chairman of both the Nevada Commission on Tourism (NCOT) and the Nevada Commission on Economic Development (NCED) since early this year. The experienced and achieved former Nevada Lt. Governor Lorraine T. Hunt-Bono is favored by both Governor Jim Gibbons and Lt. Governor Krolicki as an important Commissioner of the NCOT.

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"Tourism has become a popular global leisure activity. In 2006, there were over 842 million international tourist arrivals. Tourism is vital for many countries, due to the income generated by the consumption of goods and services by tourists, the taxes levied on businesses in the tourism industry, and the opportunity for employment in the service industries associated with tourism. These service industries include transportation services such as cruise ships and taxis, accommodation such as hotels, restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues, and other hospitality industry services such as spas and resorts," posts Tourism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.*15

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For its innovation and breakthrough in business, Nevada has more ... Are they the Special Hospitality, Gaming, Famous Convention, and their educations and exports?

"I love Las Vegas because the valley and surrounding mountains provide an unusual beauty that stirs my soul. Even when I'm stuck in traffic, the mountain shadows capture something in my heart. And if I catch a glimpse of Red Rock Canyon National Recreation Area, or the top of Mount Charleston, or Sunrise Mountain at sunset, it brings a moment of peace, even from a distance," wrote Jane Ann Morrison.*16

"Galaviz believes Macau offers Las Vegas the opportunity for even greater riches. Southern Nevada could be the center of the core innovations for casino gaming and entertainment, he said, much like New York City is for financial markets," reported Howard Stutz.*5 "The industry will go into other emerging markets over the next 10 to 20 years," Galaviz said. "As innovation takes place globally, most of the intellectual property development and the new, creative ideas will be coming from Las Vegas."

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From: Tea Lovers at LVTEA
To: judiroc@aol.com
Sent: Fri, February 4, 2011 10:41:20 PM
Subject: 年初二 (FEB 4) 新春茶会留影

年初二 (FEB 4) 新春茶會留影

由大專校友會﹑無我茶會﹑作家協會﹑空小俱樂部四家華人社團合辦的新春茶會留影。

活動內容﹕包水餃﹑泡茶品茶(計有台灣高山茶﹑日本 HOJI 茶﹑大陸玄米茶﹑台灣金萱) ﹐茶道分享﹑發紅包﹑致贈普洱茶﹑四朵金花辣妹玉兔排練表演“玫瑰玫瑰我愛你”﹐本城名嘴陸軍官校畢業的程大衛即席開講“兩岸三地強強滾”。節目豐富精彩﹐讓人欲罷不能﹐直到四點多﹐才互道“新年快樂恭喜發財”﹑依依不捨陸續作別離去。

後院合照那張﹐因站得比較分散﹐是分兩邊照的。用廣角境照的﹐所以兩側的人看起來比較大粒。不是他們吃得比別人多喲﹗不好意思。。。

參加者名單﹕

GRACE

黃文和﹑詹美玲

尹醫生﹑SU

陸醫生﹑夫人

姚永基

程家綏

阿明

MARIAN BLAHA 蔣家瑜

SHIRLEY LIU

LILY MEAD

KRYSTAL LEE

SANDY

ANNIE

阿波

譚廣立 (CSN)

樂樂 (CSN)

NONA (阿拉伯舞專業老師)

LINDA WINTERS

LOIS (專業錄像師)

KIRK (專業攝影師)

JUDY CHANG 張立紅

汪深

JUDY LEI 張光華

TONY LEI 雷博士

MIMI DAI 戴麗華

GRACE MA 馬文貞

JUDI ROCK 楊秋

GEORGE JAW 趙琦

不知是否有記全否?? 請指正。謝謝﹗

Dear Tony and Judy:

Happy Chinese New Year!

Still in Beijing, will be in Xiamen in March to Nov. We will be back to the States next year. Come to visit us in China. (010)6484-8820 or (0592) 590-0126.
Happy New Year again.

Your old friends,

Archie and Jean

Dear brother Tony & sister Judy,
Happy Chinese New Year!

God bless!

Alumni Project Serve 2011

Alumni Project Serve is an exciting opportunity to join Pepperdine alumni, parents, and friends to serve in a variety of locations. Travel to New Orleans, Portland, or host students coming to your area.

New Orleans, LA
Habitat for Humanity
March 1 - 3, 2011

Portland, OR
Central City Concern
March 3 - 6, 2011

For the second year in a row, Pepperdine alumni, parents, and friends will travel to New Orleans to build homes. The city's infrastructure, including homes, is still in need of rebuilding. Volunteer with Pepperdine and Habitat for Humanity to make a difference for one family. Find out more.

IMPORTANT: To participate, Habitat for Humanity requires that you fully commit to all three days of the project (March 1 - 3, 2011) and work the entire shift each day (7:45 a.m. - 4 p.m. with lunch break). Partial shifts are not available.
Oregon leads the nation in the number of homeless people. Serve with fellow Pepperdine alumni, parents, and friends to aid this population in Portland. Volunteer for Central City Concern in various programs throughout the week including Letty Owings Center, Recuperative Care Program - Food Box Project, and Puentes. Sign up for a single-day project or serve all three days! Find out more.
Cost: $75 per volunteer
This fee includes lunch delivered to the project site on each of the three work days and an alumni team dinner on Wednesday, March 2, 2011, at a nice restaurant. Cost:
Additional evening activities will be planned and paid on an event by event basis.

Nationwide
February 26 - March 5, 2011
Serve those who are serving others. Each year, Seaver College students choose to spend their spring breaks serving various organizations worldwide. This year, 17 groups will be traveling. Help out a group going to your area by serving a meal or offering transportation. Locations include Camden, NJ, New York, NY, Seattle, WA, Chicago, IL, Waco, TX, Las Vegas, NV, and San Carlos, AZ. Contact Matt Ebeling ('99) to volunteer today!

Experience last year's project through watching a video or by viewing the photo album.

Re: prayers

From: Annie [ahappyd???@yahoo.com] View Contact
To: Tony Lei

Thank you so much.

I wish God's abundant blessings in all things upon you!

God bless you,
Annie

--- On Wed, 2/2/11, Tony Lei wrote:

From: Tony Lei
Subject: Re: prayers
To: "Annie"
Date: Wednesday, February 2, 2011, 10:42 AM

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Let's start the new year with the love of this world!

From: U.S. Department of State [usstatebpa@subscriptions.fcg.gov]View Contact
To: tojulei@yahoo.com

Secretary's Remarks: Remarks With Guatemalan Foreign Minister Haroldo Rodas Before Their Meeting
Thu, 03 Feb 2011 09:51:05 -0600

Remarks With Guatemalan Foreign Minister Haroldo Rodas Before Their Meeting

Remarks
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Secretary of State
Treaty Room

Washington, DC

February 3, 2011

SECRETARY CLINTON: I~{!/~}m delighted to welcome Minister Rodas here once again. I had the opportunity to meet with him on several occasions concerning Guatemala and its many challenges. We have a good bilateral relationship and we look forward to assisting the government and people of Guatemala to deal with their security and economic and social inclusion issues that have to be addressed.

FOREIGN MINISTER RODAS: Thank you very much for this opportunity to be here. For us it is very important, this relationship between the United States and Guatemala.

(Via interpreter) I thank you so much. This is a very important visit for us, and I agree with what Secretary Clinton has said. We enjoy an excellent relationship between the United States and Guatemala as partners in areas having to do with political issues, economic issues, the environment, security, and many more. And therefore, it is very important for us to be able to continue this dialogue as we are doing today.

SECRETARY CLINTON: Thank you so much, Minister.

FOREIGN MINISTER RODAS: Thank you.

SECRETARY CLINTON: Thank you all very much.

PRN: 2011/153

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Thank you very much for the new year wishes. Happy Chinese New Year to the family as well!

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I wish you and your family a very Happy Lunar New Year, the year of the Rabbit.

May you have happiness, prosperity, and great health in the coming year.

Best Wishes,

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Secretary's Remarks: Lunar New Year 2011!
by Hillary R. Clinton

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Secretary's Remarks: Lunar New Year 2011
Wed, 02 Feb 2011 15:34:32 -0600

Lunar New Year 2011

Press Statement
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Secretary of State
Washington, DC

February 2, 2011

I join President Obama and the American people in offering our warm wishes for good health, good fortune, peace and prosperity to everyone around the world celebrating the Lunar New Year.

All over the globe, families are coming together to recognize and celebrate the importance of their heritage. In the United States our Asian-American communities are contributing in ways large and small to our society. President Obama and I are committed to the people of the Asia-Pacific Region � committed to strengthening our ties with traditional allies, to making new friends, and working to forge constructive relationships throughout the region.

I wish all those traveling long distances to spend this festive time with friends and family a safe journey. Let us continue to work together in this New Year to deepen our friendships and make progress on the challenges we all face.

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Secretary's Remarks: Global Chiefs of Mission Conference
Wed, 02 Feb 2011 10:28:36 -0600

Global Chiefs of Mission Conference

Remarks
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Secretary of State
Cheryl Mills
Counselor
Dean Acheson Auditorium

Washington, DC

February 2, 2011

MS. MILLS: Good morning. Wow, this is fabulous, most particularly because it s someone else that the Secretary gets to play with nonstop now that you guys are here.

First of all, I want to say good morning and welcome to the first Global Chief of Mission Conference. We are so delighted you are here, and more importantly than saying welcome to the conference, welcome home. It is so nice to see so many of you. My name is Cheryl Mills. For those of you all who I haven t had the chance to meet personally, I m the Counselor and Chief of Staff here at the Department.

And we have really been looking forward to this. We have been looking forward to this not only because we would like to sleep after it s over, but because this really has been something that has been critical to the Secretary for some time. She really wanted to have the opportunity for all of us to be able to gather in one place so we could talk about what it is and how we can build on the things that we do well, what are the opportunities to improve those things that we think we really could do better, and most importantly, what are we missing and what are the ways in which we can identify those things we are missing in a fashion that means we are all more effective on behalf of the country that we are privileged to serve.

In that vein, I do want to talk about the fact that this really is designed to be the best opportunity not only to share information with you, but also to listen and learn from you. And that really is an invitation that you should just walk right through the door of. I hope you take it very seriously because at bottom, what we re really trying to reduce, if I m being quite selfish, is the number of times we get a call saying, Why is Washington doing this??And invariably, you all have better ideas and better thoughts about how we could do it better and well. And so it would be great if we were limiting the number of those and increasing the number of times we actually were doing the right and smart thing with the benefit of your guidance and your leadership and your participation. So that s our goal, and I hope that you all help us reach our goal.

So before I introduce the Secretary, I do want to thank, as my family always says, the hands that prepared it, and in this case, the hands that have been helping to prepare for this conference. And they include many people, but I particularly want to make sure I thank Shawn Baxter and Bernadette Meehan, Marguerite Coffey, Ruth Whiteside, Leslie Moeller, and of course, the incomparable Pat Kennedy and Steve Mull who have been working tirelessly to help bring all of this together. I also want to thank everybody else who has been helping to make this successful.

Now, with that, it is my pleasure to introduce the woman who has been really looking forward to seeing you, the Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton. (Applause.)

SECRETARY CLINTON: Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. (Applause.) Thank you all very much. Thank you. It is such a pleasure to welcome all of you back to Washington for the first ever, in American history, all-hands-on-deck ambassadorial conference. Chiefs of Mission from every corner of the world who may not ever get a chance to meet each other or exchange ideas are here today for the gathering that we have been looking forward to.

We ve wanted to do this for some time. We figured early February would be quiet, not much going on. (Laughter.) What better time to pull you from your posts and responsibilities? And, of course, Margaret Scobey from Egypt is not here. But I am very grateful that we re going to have a chance for you to interact with the senior leadership of the Department. I will be back tomorrow afternoon for a Q&A session, and I want everybody to be fully prepared. Today, you will have a chance to hear from Mike Mullen ?Admiral Mullen, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs at lunch ?who will make remarks and do a Q&A. And we have some other surprises along the way.

It is, for me, a great honor to look out and see a lot of faces that are familiar to me from the traveling that I ve already done as Secretary of State, and of course, the traveling that I did in my prior lives. And the level of professionalism and commitment is never-endingly impressive. And as we see with what s going on today, recent events in Egypt and certainly in that broader region, remind us all how crucial it is to have top-notch leadership on the ground, and how quickly that ground can shift under our feet. So whether your mission is large or small, whether you re a political appointee or a career diplomat, you are all on the front lines of America s engagement with a fast-changing world. And that s why we think this conference is so important.

It goes without saying ?but I will say it anyway ?that this is a critical time for America s global leadership. We have spent two years renewing our alliances, forging new partnerships, and elevating diplomacy and development alongside defense as pillars of American foreign policy and national security. Now, as we look to the next two years, it is time to build on that progress and deliver results ?results that are expected from ourselves and certainly from the Congress and the American public.

We re going to be looking to see how we can advance America s interests and values on security, on climate change, on boosting exports and rebalancing the global economy on all of our core priorities. But I will hasten to say we face a very difficult budget climate and we face an increasingly complex, no easy answers if there ever were any, diplomatic and development environment. From the theft of confidential cables to 21st century protest movements to development breakthroughs that have the potential to change millions of lives, we are all in uncharted territory, and that requires us to be more nimble, more innovative, and more accountable than ever before.

That is why we launched the first ever Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review, the so-called QDDR. Now, many of you participated in this process and you contributed valuable suggestions and ideas, your staffs were deeply involved, and we consulted not only thousands of people within State and USAID directly and indirectly, but also hundreds of experts outside government. And the result is a sweeping report that we hope will fundamentally change the way we do business.

The reason I decided to direct us to undertake the difficult challenge posed by producing the first-ever QDDR is because as a senator, I served on the Senate Armed Services Committee. And every four years, the Pentagon would produce the Quadrennial Defense Review. And it was a very effective organizing tool for the Pentagon because it set forth what their assessments were and what their commitments were in a way that kind of guided the legislative and appropriations process.

At the same time, both from my years as First Lady and as Senator, I often saw State and USAID coming in on separate tracks, making different arguments, fighting over scarcer resources, not coming up with the kind of organizing blueprint that would move people into a decision process that would benefit our immediate and long-term goals. So the QDDR is a first-time effort, but it is a blueprint and it is a blueprint as to how the United States can lead in a changing world through the use of what I call civilian power. That is the combined force of all the civilians across the United States Government who not only practice diplomacy and carry out development projects, but who act to prevent and respond to crisis and conflict.

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From: Joseph kiang
Subject: This week
To: josephkiang2???@yahoo.com
Date: Tuesday, February 1, 2011, 8:57 PM

Dear Friends,

Praise the LORD, more than 100 plus brothers & sisters attended retreat. God Bless us with inspiring messages, powerful worship and true fellowship in Christ.
Let's claim & grab hold of precious promise from God " 美好事將要發生" with faith and actions.
AS usual, please come & invite your friends to join Friday's gathering.
Time: 2/4/2011 8:00 PM
Location: ROLCC room G5
Quick reminders for coming events --
Brother's conference (Release your brilliance: dream,focus and grow on coming Saturday)
http://2011mensconference.eventbrite.com/
Sister's conference (Women in worship this Saturday)
http://www.double-portion.org/dpm_mainpages/dpmevent_worship2011.html
Encounter retreat --2/18-2/19 at Crowne Plaza Hotel

Happy Chinese new year
Have a joyful day in our Lord,

Joseph
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Public Company Director Education Series
New Developments in Public Company Board Responsibilities
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
12:00-5:30 p.m., followed by a closing reception
Villa Graziadio Executive Center, Malibu Campus

Seminar and Membership to the Corporate Directors Group Are Complimentary

The Graziadio School has teamed up with The American College of Corporate Directors to offer an exclusive opportunity for board members of publicly traded companies. As a result of greater fiduciary responsibilities, more and more directors are being encouraged to go through certification programs. Those who attend this complimentary half-day program will be awarded 8 of the 50 certification points needed for Director Certification.

The seminar, 揘ew Developments in Public Company Board Responsibilities,?will cover such topics as current director and officer market trends, adding new board seats, the debate over director fees, and when to engage a fairness option. Among the speakers will be John Orr, managing director of the Integro Group; Dan Wetzel and Mike Esser of Pearl Meyer & Partners; Chad Keck, vice chairman of Needham & Company; and Harvey Saferstein, managing partner of Mintz Levin. The seminar opens with a complimentary lunch at noon.

For questions about the seminar, please contact:
Rachel Todd
310-568-5736
rachel.todd@pepperdine.edu

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