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YUM – NYSE
Our mission is to build the world's most loved, trusted and fastest growing restaurant brands. We are evolving KFC, Pizza Hut Taco Bell and The Habit Burger Grill into iconic, distinctive and relevant global brands.
About Yum! Brands
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Yum! Brands isn't your average Fortune 500 company – we like to do things a little differently. From our world-famous culture of fun and recognition to our focus on your career potential, Yum! puts a unique stamp on day-to-day business. You will see why the passion of our people and the power of our brands are just two reasons there's no place like Yum!.
Why Yum!
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Yum! Brands is focused on building KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell and The Habit Burger Grill to be the world's most loved, trusted and fastest growing restaurant brands. As a global company that serves millions of consumers at 53,000 restaurants across 155 countries and territories, we aim to make the world better by acting responsibly with respect to food, planet and people.
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Yum! Brands has over 53,000 restaurants in 155 countries and territories operating the Company's restaurant brands – KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell and The Habit Burger Grill.
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For Yum! media inquiries, please call 502-874-8200.
Yum! At A Glance
Scott Catlett
Chief Legal & Franchise Officer & Corporate Secretary
Yum! Brands, Inc.
Scott Catlett is the Chief Legal & Franchise Officer & Corporate Secretary of Yum! Brands, Inc. and reports to the Yum! Brands CEO. In this role, he oversees all of Yum!'s legal and franchise activities globally. Prior to his current role, Catlett served as General Counsel of Yum! Brands, Inc. since July 1, 2018, and before that he served as Vice President & Deputy General Counsel, overseeing all legal aspects of key strategic initiatives, domestic and international financings, domestic restaurant dispositions, investigations, financial disclosure issues, SEC and IRS matters, major litigation and matters relating to the Board of Directors. In addition, Catlett played a lead role in the 2016 spinoff of Yum China Holdings, Inc. He also serves on the Board of Directors of Restaurant Supply Chain Solutions, the largest purchasing cooperative in the quick-service restaurant industry. Prior to joining Yum! in 2007, Catlett practiced law at Frost Brown Todd in Kentucky and Milbank Tweed in New York. He earned his J.D. from Vanderbilt University Law School and his B.A. from Transylvania University. He is admitted to practice law in both Kentucky and New York.
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 WEP9125T Wireless PA System Transmitter - Guangzhou DSPPA Audio Co., Ltd.
WEP9125T is a wireless PA transmitter developed specially for radio broadcasting system and a broadcasting equipment transmitting FM frequency.
Taking the DSP digital audio processing technology as the core, this equipment is able to output the high definition audio signal. With RDS sub-carrier decoding and high-reliability signal encryption technology, it is possible to prevent the illegal insertion of broadcasting; the built-in gas discharge tube is used to protect the equipment from lightning in order to guarantee the safety in the broadcasting system effectively.
This equipment is applicable to the urban and rural emergency broadcasting system; the indoor or outdoor acoustic amplification in the campus, factory, park, square, and playground. Together with the wireless transmitter, multi-function control host, and high-definition horn loudspeaker or the column loudspeaker manufactured by our company, this equipment will constitute the complete broadcasting system.


Before another summer comes to a close in the Hamptons, let's take a moment to highlight Evidence's 10th Annual On Our Toes Summer benefit. On Saturday, August 17th more than 200 guests came out to support Evidence, A Dance Company, in Bridgehampton NY. Kudos to the company! Funds raised will support FULL BENEFITS for company artists and community outreach programs. Yes! - FULL BENEFITS! Evidence board member and superstar fundraiser Reginald Canal raised $30,000 through a successful "Bricks and Mortar" campaign and final fundraising figures will be released later in the week. Among other event activities, the evening included a silent auction which included VIP tix to the PGA Masters Tournament in Augusta GA; tix to the Super Bowl and the US open and vacation packages to private Villas in Italy and France. Ailey Dancers showed some love too! Check out the pics of Fana Tesfagiorgis and Matthew Rushing supporting Evidence. On Our Toes was catered by Harlem's 5 and Diamond Restaurant and beverages were provided by Moet Hennessy. Enjoy!
Honorary Co-Chairs of the event Khephra Burns and Susan Taylor. Photo Credit Getty Images.


RME Audio releases three new interfaces at Prolight + Sound.
The Digiface Dante is a mobile audio interface that enables the transmission of up to 64 Dante channels and 64 MADI channels via a single USB 3.0 connection.
The Digiface AVB is a mobile audio interface based on the AVB standard (Audio Video Bridging) and enables up to 256 network audio channels between a Windows computer and other AVB devices within an audio Gigabit network via a single USB 3.0 cable.
The ADI-2 Pro FS is an updated version of the high-end AD/DA converter the ADI-2 Pro and includes the new femtosecond clock technology of the ADI-2 DAC. The ADI-2 Pro FS offers professional users the functionality of the previous reference converter, but now with updated clocking.


Christmas is upon us. I've been spending a great deal of time looking at mobile trends related to holiday shopping recently. I was led down this path shortly after I "liked" the Things Remembered Facebook page. What caught my eye was a thread on one of their particular gifts and the many comments that were placed there from former and current customers. Each had purchased and then customized that particular gift and noted what a special gift it turned out to be for their grandmother, mother, sister, or cousin. Given that my wife and I struggle each year to determine a great gift for our families I pointed this out to my wife while she sat beside me on the couch and three or four taps later we had checked a couple of our gifts off the list. After that experience I began to dwell on the process that led me to become a customer in this way. I'd purchased from Things Remembered before, in the brick and mortar store, but had never made such a purchase online. What gets credit for my purchase? Was it the website? Was it the social media presence? Was it the mobile website? Was it the customer engagement and reference? In the end I believe it is all those things…it is the experience. I believe it was the artful connection of customers to products through technology that led to my purchase. It was creativity.
Later in the same weekend I walked by the kitchen counter and came upon two Christmas gift lists from my kids. They had presented them to my wife earlier and she'd left them for me to review. Typically I have very little to do with the Christmas purchase process but in this case I was intrigued. What peaked my interest was the fact that nearly 75% of the items on the list were Angry Birds items. I was amused, but took the issue no further. Later that same day my wife was diligently tapping away on her iPad and then said "Wow, I can't believe the Mighty Eagle costs this much". For those of you who are not addicted to Angry Birds you may not realize what this is referring to. I, being fully addicted, recognized this immediately. I moved to sit beside my wife to realize that she was making a shopping cart full of Angry Birds items. The Mighty Eagle, at a cost of $104, didn't make it into the cart. Many other items did, to the tune of about $250. I began to dig a bit as I couldn't understand how the kids had developed the list. Did my wife walk them through the Angry Birds site? She went on to show me on the kids' iPad that you could connect directly to the store by using the Angry Birds app. Each of our kids has an iPad and iTouch and had, independently, spent enough time on the Angry Birds site to develop their complete list. These items, which apparently can't be found anywhere else, comprised the bulk of the Christmas list and I couldn't help but notice what was obviously a very profitable enterprise on the part of the "Angry Birds" organization. They had managed to take a free game, originally developed to upsell you to a 99 cent purchase, and turned it into a lead generation prop for their online store (effectively). Was it technology? Was it their social media presence? Was it the website? Again it was an artful connection of customers to products through technology. It was, yet again, creativity.
We here at Smart Online are very interested in connecting the creative people to their customers. These scenarios are the kind that we have in mind – enabling the creative people to take control of their mobile destiny by breaking the paradigm of handing off good ideas to technologists and then hoping for the best. If you have an app out there already and want to make a change that opens up a profitable business why not just go and do that yourself, and save yourself the work of trying to take your idea and put it in a list to hand off to external vendors or internal IT people. Simply pop into a SaaS environment, create the changes to the app, and immediately move them into testing. I'm amazed every day by the ways that creative people are able to put those ideas into play with technology. That is what excites us here at Smart Online.


1. Mary Walker, 13.90 seconds, $19,002; 2. Fallon Taylor, 13.96, $15,018; 3. Carlee Pierce, 13.97, $11,340; 4. Michele McLeod, 13.99, $7,969; 5. Christy Loflin, 14.00, $4,904; 6. Lisa Lockhart, 14.02, $3,065. Average: 1. Lisa Lockhart, 144.93 seconds on 10 runs, $48,732; 2. Fallon Taylor, 145.1, $39,537; 3. Kaley Bass, 147.15, $31,262; 4. Britany Diaz, 147.37, $22,986; 5. Michele McLeod, 151.06, $16,550; 6. Carlee Pierce, 151.61, $11,953; 7. Jana Bean, 151.97, $8,275; 8. Trula Churchill, 154.84, $4,597. World champion: Fallon Taylor, $276,441.


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Lord & Miller May Helm 'Rosie Project' from 'Spectacular Now' Scribes
After knocking now one but two movies out of the park this year with The LEGO Movie and 22 Jump Street, directors Phil Lord & Chris Miller have set their sights on a new project at Sony Pictures. Deadline reports the duo are developing an adaptation of Graeme Simison's novel The Rosie Project with the script coming from (500) Days of Summer, The Spectacular Now and The Fault in Our Stars writers Scott Neustadter & Michael H. Weber. That's two great duos on one project. The book was picked up this past April, and the author took an initial past at the screenplay before their book even hits shelves next month.
Matt Tolmach and Michael Costigan from Sony will produce the film which follows Don Tillman, a professor of genetics who may suffer from Aspergers and has never been on a second date. But then he decides to partake in The Wife Project, where he creates a questionnaire designed to help him find the perfect companion. Finding a punctual, alcohol-free, non-smoking lady to fit in with his super organized life shouldn't be hard, right? Cue the complete opposite woman arriving in the form of Rosie, a free-spirited, unorthodox woman who just might be what Don needs. Sounds cheesy, but look at what Neustadter & Weber did with The Fault in Our Stars. Sounds like a winner to us.
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What a team up! If this project comes to fruition it will hit it out of the park!
DAVIDPD on Sep 23, 2014

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Preparation: Prepare all ingredients as indicated above. Boil the kettle.
Brown rice: Place a saucepan on medium heat and pour in the boiling water (see quantity above for the brown rice). Add a little salt, then add the rice and boil gently for 18-20 minutes on medium heat. Drain and keep warm in a colander over a saucepan of hot water.
Sesame seeds: Place a small pan on high heat and dry toast the sesame seeds until lightly browned – about 2 minutes. Toss often to make sure they don't burn. Remove from stove and set aside.
Limes: Using the fine side of a box grater, grate the peel of the limes to create zest. Then cut in half and juice.
Cucumber, carrots & daikon: Cut matchsticks – here's how: peel the carrots and daikon and cut in half crossways. Slice each piece lengthways (5mm). Finally place each piece down flat and cut lengthways again into a matchstick – about 5mm wide. Cut the ends off the cucumber, then slice the four edges around the seeds. Cut these edges in half crossways, then lay them down flat and cut lengthways into matchsticks (about 5mm). Discard the core containing the seeds.
Sauce: In a bowl, mix together the soy sauce, chilli, ginger, garlic, lime zest and juice and sesame oil.
Salad: In a large bowl, mix together the cucumber, red cabbage, daikon and carrots. Add HALF the sauce and mix through. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
Tofu: Dice the tofu into cubes (2cm). Place a large non-stick frying pan on high heat and add a good glug of olive oil. When the oil is hot, add the tofu (be careful of the splashing oil). Toss it gently in the pan to make sure it browns evenly on all sides. Cook for about 5 minutes until brown all over. In the last minute of cooking, add the REST of the sauce and gently toss the tofu in the pan to coat evenly with the sauce.
Serve the tofu with the salad and top with the toasted sesame seeds, beansprouts and torn mint leaves.