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The present invention provides a mechanical broadhead in which the blades slide within longitudinal channels formed in the ferrule. The blade includes a transverse boss extending from the flanks which are received in a channel formed in the ferrule. A camming surface formed on the inward edge of the blades cooperate with a collar to provide controlled radial movement of the blades as they slide rearwardly within the channel on the ferrule.
1. An expanding-blade broadhead comprising:
a ferrule having a longitudinal channel formed therein; and
a blade having a flank and a boss extending transversely from said blade flank, said boss received in said channel for directly coupling said blade to said ferrule for relative sliding movement within said channel from a retracted position to a deployed position.
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a ferrule having a channel formed therein along a longitudinal axis; and
a blade operably coupled to said ferrule for relative sliding movement within said channel from a retracted position along a blade travel path to a deployed position, said blade having a flank portion disposed in said channel which is shorter than the length of said channel;
wherein said blade travel path includes a first section wherein a rear tip of said blade moves generally parallel to said longitudinal axis and a second section wherein said rear tip moves radially outwardly from said longitudinal axis.
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26. An expanding-blade broadhead comprising:
a ferrule having a channel formed therein and a lip adjacent said channel;
a blade having a cutting edge, a camming surface opposite said cutting edge and a boss extending transversely from said blade, said boss received in said channel and retained therein by said lip, said boss coupling said blade to said ferrule for relative sliding movement within said channel from a retracted position to a deployed position; and
a retainer located adjacent said ferrule to retain said blade in said channel and to cooperate with said camming surface to move said blade through a blade travel path.
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The present invention relates generally to mechanical or expanding-blade broadheads, and more particularly to a mechanical broadhead in which the blades slide within a longitudinal channel formed in the ferrule.
A mechanical or expanding-blade broadhead is a type of broadhead in which the blades are operably coupled to the ferrule in a manner to move from an in-flight, retracted position to an on-impact, deployed position. This configuration of a broadhead is beneficial in that it has flight characteristics similar to those of a field point tip and penetration characteristics similar to those of a fixed blade broadhead.
The most popular type of mechanical broadhead has one or more blades located within a slot such that the cutting edge is on the radially inward edge of the blade. The blade is pivotally coupled to the rearward portion of the ferrule so that it may rotate from a retracted position to a deployed position about the pivot on impact within a target, thereby exposing the cutting edge formed on the blade. This type of mechanical broadhead has performed with varying degrees of success. However, substantial kinetic energy is required to rotate the blade about the pivot from the retracted position to the deployed position. As a result, less kinetic energy is available for target penetration on impact.
Another less-common type of mechanical broadhead includes one or more blades which longitudinally slide relative to the ferrule from the in-flight, retracted position to the on-impact deployed position. Specifically, the blades in this sliding-type mechanical broadhead are disposed within a longitudinal groove formed in the ferrule such that the cutting edge of the blades extend radially outwardly. A lost-motion slot is formed in the interior of the blade and receives a pin extending through the ferrule to operably couple the blade thereto. During flight, the blades are closely positioned to the ferrule, and upon impact the blades slide rearwardly through a range of motion defined by the slot to the deployed position.
The sliding-type mechanical broadhead are in principle better than the pivoting-type mechanical broadheads in that they require less kinetic energy to move the blades from the retracted position to the deployed position. However, the current designs of such broadheads are less robust than other types of mechanical broadheads. Specifically, a ferrule in a sliding-type broadhead is typically fabricated from an aluminum alloy due to the required geometric complexity. Furthermore, the slot formed in the blades reduces the overall stiffness and durability thereof.
Recent developments in the broadhead art, and in particular use of powder injection molding for the manufacture of components, have added significant flexibility in the design and manufacture of broadheads. This manufacturing technology allows a broadhead designer to make fine details and features as integral parts of the broadhead component. Furthermore, this technology enables design features such as a tapered blade to be utilized.
The present invention is directed to a mechanical broadhead in which a set of blades are operably coupled to the ferrule to slide within a longitudinal channel formed therein from an in-flight, retracted position to an on-impact deployed position. Specifically, each blade has a boss extending from a flank of the blade. The channel formed in the ferrule is complimentary with the boss such that the blade freely slides within the channel. A lip formed on the surface of the ferrule at the channel captures and retains the blade within the ferrule while permitting the desired relative sliding movement. A collar or insert such as that used within the end of an arrow shaft is positioned at the rearward face of the ferrule. The collar functions to retain the blades within the channel and to provide a cam upon which the blade is moved radially outward in coordination with the longitudinal sliding movement.
In one aspect, the present invention is directed to a sliding-type mechanical broadhead in which the blades of the broadhead have a boss extending transversely from a flank of the blade which is received within a channel formed in the ferrule to opearbly couple the blade to the ferrule.
Another aspect of the present invention is directed to a sliding-type mechanical broadhead in which the blade, and more particularly the rearward end of the blade has a improved path of travel with an initial movement which is substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the channel formed in the ferrule prior to sliding rearwardly and rotating outwardly during the balance of the blade travel.
A further aspect of the present invention is to provide an improved design for a sliding-type mechanical broadhead in which the blades may be readily replaced.
The present invention will become more fully understood from the detailed description and the accompanying drawings, wherein:
With reference to the Figures, a first preferred embodiment of the present invention is illustrated in
With reference now to
To facilitate sliding of the blade 12 relative to the ferrule 14, the height (x-direction) and width (y-direction) increase along the length (z-direction) from the tip 24 to the shank 22. In this manner, the channels 16 expand slightly in height and in width from a leading end to a trailing end of the ferrule 14 such that the blades 12 slide more freely as they move rearwardly. A relief in the form of an angular relief, a linear relief or a radial relief may also be provided on the lip 36 to promote free sliding movement of the blades 12 within the channels 16.
As best seen in FIGS. 3 and 8�9, the boss 32 is configured as a hemispherical extension which provides a smooth interface within the channel 16 which has a generally elliptical groove. However, one skilled in the art will recognize that the configuration of the boss 32 and the channel 16 may take any suitable form which provides a smooth interface to promote relative sliding movement therebetween.
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As presently preferred the geometry of the blades 12 is such that travel within the channel 16 is initially generally parallel to the longitudinal axis A�A of channels 16 formed in the ferrule 14 until the rear camming surface 42 b engages the collar. At this point the camming surface 42 b engages the collar such that the blades 12 rotate outwardly as they slide rearwardly in channel 16. The blade travel path described above is illustrated with phantom lines in
The blades 12 may include other features to enhance the functions of the mechanical broadhead. With reference to the first preferred embodiment, notch 46 may be formed at the end of forward camming portion 42 a and functions to limit the blades 12 ability to pivot about the boss 32 when in the retracted position. For example, as best seen in
A retainer may be utilized to selectively retain the blades in the in-flight retracted position. With reference now to
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The design of the broadhead components, and in particular the ferrule 14 readily lends itself to manufacture utilizing a powder injection molding process. Specifically, the geometric configuration of the channel 16 and the integral features of tip portion 24 are features which may be readily formed utilizing powder injection molding technology. In this regard, U.S. Pat. No. 6,290,903 and U.S. Pat. No. 6,595,881 disclose further details regarding preferred powder injection molding processes for broadheads and broadhead components, the disclosures which are expressly incorporated by reference herein. Additional features, such as scallops formed in the outer surface of the ferrule 14 and the rearwardly expanding channel 16 may be readily included in the design of the present invention. Likewise, the design of the blades 12 and in particular the boss 32, the tapered cross-section of the blade and the pockets (or windows) lends themselves to fabrication utilizing the powder injection molding process.
As noted above, the preferred embodiment of the present invention is illustrated to include a pair of blades 12 operably coupled to the ferrule 14 for sliding movement between the retracted and expanded positions. However, one skilled in the art will readily recognize that the present invention may be readily adapted to provide a broadhead having a configuration with any number of multiple blades as dictated by the specific application. Likewise, a particular design and shape of the ferrule including the tip portion may be modified as dictated by the specific application. For example, as the embodiment illustrated in the drawings presently contemplates an 85 grain broadhead; however, the ferrule 14 may be reconfigured to provide a generally tapered ferrule without the scallops to provide a 100 grain broadhead. The present invention has been described with reference to two preferred embodiments having many common and some distinct features. One skilled in the art will recognize that these features may be used singularly or in any combination based on the requirements and specifications of a given application or design.
The description of the invention is merely exemplary in nature and, thus, variations that do not depart from the gist of the invention are intended to be within the scope of the invention. Such variations are not to be regarded as a departure from the spirit and scope of the invention.
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If you are looking to pick up a tablet in a budget of Rs. 20,000 you have quite a few devices to choose from. Unlike cheaper budget tablets, these devices compromise on fewer features, and bring to the table a set of unique features that set these products apart from their brethren.
You can expect to get a tablet with either a 7-inch or 10-inch display (which are standard sizes), with decent resolution and performance. The hardware powering these devices too is impressive and they have good multitasking capabilities. Some of these tablets also offer users the ability to make calls. The sub-Rs. 20k price bracket also has also sees tablets from big names such as Samsung and Asus.
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The Galaxy Tab 2 is Samsung's venture into the budget tablet category. Priced at Rs. 15,990 the Tab 2 gives users a complete Android experience. The tablet runs Android 4.0 ICS straight out-of-the-box and can be upgraded to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. The interface is skinned with Samsung's TouchWiz UI, which is one of the better-preloaded skins to come on an Android powered device.
The Tab 2 hits the sweet spot between the budget tablets and the iPad. It also has the ability to house a SIM card slot not only to make calls but also to use 3G data to browse the Internet. The rear-facing camera is one of the better cameras available on a tablet in its price range. Playing games, watching videos and browsing the Internet were all a treat on the tablet. Also, if you have used an Android powered Samsung smartphone you will feel right at home with the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2.
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If a true vanilla Android experience along with access to the latest updates is what you seek, then the Nexus 7 is the device for you. It is really smooth and has blazing fast response. For Rs. 15,999 (16GB) and 18,999 (32GB), the Nexus 7 is the best Android experience you can get on a tablet. The lack of 3G support is missed here (the 32GB Nexus 7 3G version is priced at 21,990) but there are workarounds to it.
The Tegra 3 processor along with the IPS display makes multimedia consumption, gaming and browsing the Internet and reading books on the tablet a real treat. The 7-inch form factor is comfortable to use too.
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Who ever heard of a non-profit winery? The first time the folks at Ehlers Estate told me they were, I nearly laughed. But somehow it's true -- amidst the glitz and glamour of Napa, there is a small winery that feeds all its profits back into the cardiovascular research foundation that owns it. There is, of course, a story behind this most unusual of affairs.
The Ehlers estate was established in 1886 by Bernard Ehlers, who erected a winery building and carved his name in the stone above the doorway the year after he purchased the estate for $7,000 in gold coin from an aspiring vintner who went bankrupt fighting a phylloxera infestation. Ehlers planted the estate and ran it as an operational winery until 1901 when he passed away, leaving it to his wife, Anna. The estate changed hands several times over the next decades, but was worked constantly as a vineyard, even during prohibition (albeit surreptitiously). From 1958 to 1980 the land was split up and sold to several Napa wineries and landowners.
In 1987, Jean and Sylviane Leducq, who were embarking on a journey to pursue their passion for the wines of Bordeaux, began buying up these separate parcels of land as they came on the market. Eventually even the original stone winery building, and its adjacent land were purchased, reunifying the original estate.
With a complete working winery planted through the years with Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, and Petite Verdot, the Leducqs went about making wines inspired by Bordeaux. Then, in 1996 they donated the winery wholesale to the Leducq foundation, a non-profit entity devoted to supporting cardiovascular research around the world.
Presumably the winery operates as a profit center for the foundation, which I think is a pretty cool idea, especially since it appears that the foundation is interested in making sure that the winery produces quality product.
Winemaking at the estate is under the direction of the young Rudy Zuidema whose resume includes familiar Napa names like Beaulieu Vineyards, St. Clement Vineyards, Cuvaison Winery, Honig, and Robert Craig Wine Cellars, as well as Wirra Wirra vineyards in Western Australia.
The winery has a public tasting room in the aforementioned stone building, and offers its estate grown and produced olive oils as well as wines for sale to the general public.
2004 Ehlers Estate Sauvignon Blanc, St. Helena
Pale gold in the glass, this wine has a grassy nose of herb, mineral, and green apple aromas. In the mouth it has a decent amount of acidity, and primary flavors of golden delicious apples and vanilla, as well as surprisingly, toasted oak which lingers along with some citrus notes into the finish. It turns out that this wine is aged in 3 year old Sauternes barrels on the lees (pulp and seeds and other solids). I think some of the flavors imparted by this treatment weigh down the wine a little bit, and keep it from zinging as much as it could. 1,150 cases produced. Score: 8/8.5. Cost: $20.
2002 Ehlers Estate Merlot (88% Merlot, 7% Cabernet Sauvignon, 5% Estate Cabernet Franc), St. Helena.
Dark ruby colored in the glass, this wine has a gorgeous nose of blueberry and blackberry with hints of tobacco. In the mouth it is silky, dense and ripe with fruit flavors of plum, black cherry, and cassis, with barely perceptible tannins that taper towards a substantial finish. One of the better Napa Merlots I have had in a long time. 2,050 cases produced. Score: 9.5. Cost: $27.
2001 Ehlers Estate Cabernet Sauvignon, St. Helena
Medium ruby in the glass, this wine doesn't quite manage to be as dark as the Merlot, surprisingly. It has a nice nose of espresso, cherry, and tobacco, which is followed up by a nice mouthfeel structured by soft tannins that support flavors of black cherry, licorice, and blackberries. The wine has a nice acidity to it, and a moderate finish. 4,217 cases produced. Score: 9. Cost: $33.
2002 Ehlers Estate Cabernet Franc, St. Helena
Medium ruby in the glass, this wine has a typically floral nose with scents of lavender, coffee and blueberries. In the mouth it is supple, with nice tannins, and primarily focused around flavors of cedar and blueberries. 396 cases produced. Score: 8.5/9. Cost: $33.
2002 Ehlers Estate "1886" Limited Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon, St. Helena
I did not have a chance to sample this wine again during my tasting, but I scored it as one of several wines from St. Helena that I tasted a few months ago and it was a very substantial wine, loaded with flavor and complexity. Score: 9.5. Cost: $75.
Note: Prices are winery retail prices.
I was up in wine country yesterday and visited Ehlers. They only make about 10k cases a year so they dont distribute to the large retailers. I thought all the wines were very good, especially the Savignon Blanc and Merlot, both which I purchased. I highly recommend a visit.
The wines are all very very good and the 1886 is 'precious' - very impressive ..especially being a non-profit winery, it really deserves to be noticed and appreciated.
I visited Ehlers in March of 2005 and had the chance to sample and purchase the 2002 Cabernet Franc. I wish that I would have purchased more as they are out of stock. It was one of my absolute favorites!
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- Since we invested, management has executed a turnaround and doubled the share price.
- In the past few years, they created substantial value by putting new capital to work.
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- Gramercy Property Trust is a unique kind of net lease REIT; management takes a holistic approach to creating shareholder value.
- Unparalleled transparency and disclosure allows shareholders to thoroughly vet execution of the strategy.
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- Gramercy Property Trust was my best overall REIT stock in 2013.
- Gramercy's management team has an alignment of interest with shareholders.
- Today I interviewed the company's CEO, Gordon Dugan.
- Gramercy Property Trust just issued its new series B preferred, which yields 7.125%.
- This is an attractive yield that is backed by a diversified REIT that owns 110 properties nationwide.
- Gramercy strengthened its financial position as it redeemed its higher yielding preferreds.
I'm Staying On The Gramercy Property Trust TrainBrad Thomas • Thu, Aug. 14 • 10 Comments
- Since my initial investment my total return in Gramercy is over 55% (since September 3, 2013).
- In order for Gramercy to "move the needle" it must continue to feed the engine with accretive high-quality net lease investments.
- So unlike the majority of Gramercy's peer group, the majority of total return for this security is derived from capital appreciation.
- It's clear that Gramercy has had a nice run but based upon the trends unfolding I see more potential.
- In September 2013 I decided it was time to "put some skin in the game" and I purchased shares at $4.19.
- Gramercy is not only my best REIT pick but my best stock, period.
- After a hiatus of more than five years, GPT announced (in March 2014) that the company was resuming its dividend payment to common stockholders.
- Gordon Dugan and his team are hitting all cylinders and with a gas tank full of capital, I expect to see continued success.
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Gramercy Capital Corp. Q2 2008 Earnings Call TranscriptJul. 24, 2008
Gramercy Capital Q4 2007 Earnings Call TranscriptJan. 22, 2008
Wed, Nov. 5, 11:15 AM
- Gramercy Property (NYSE:GPT) CEO Gordan DuGan on yesterday's earnings call (transcript): "The most aggressive buyer in the business may or may not have access to capital going forward. If they don't have access to capital going forward that creates an opportunity set that we think is very interesting."
- DuGan notes Gramercy up until now hasn't been interested in portfolio acquisitions, instead mostly focusing on property by property purchases. However, he says, Gramercy's new-found scale, access to capital, and maybe the exit of the gorilla bid for these deals could lead to a change in strategy.
- Earnings call slides
- Previously: What's next for Schorsch and non-traded REIT business?
Tue, Nov. 4, 8:59 AM
- Q3 adjusted FFO of $9.2M or $0.08 per share vs. $2.2M and $0.04 one year ago. Previous guidance of quarterly run-rate FFO for Q4 of $0.09-$0.11 is reaffirmed.
- Asset management business currently manages about $900M of commercial properties. Fee revenues of $4.8M down from $7.1M in Q2 after Gramercy (NYSE:GPT) acquired the remaining 50% interest in the BofA portfolio JV.
- 12 properties acquired during Q in 10 separate deals for about $174M. Initial cap rate of 8% with an average-weighted lease term of 7.3 years.
- Since quarter-end, company closed on another property for $10.1M with a 7.7% initial cap rate.
- Quarter-end liquidity of about $189.1M vs. $298.7M at Q2's end.
- Previously: Gramercy Property Trust beats by $0.07, beats on revenue
- Conference call at 12 ET
Tue, Nov. 4, 8:38 AM
- Gramercy Property Trust (NYSE:GPT): Q3 FFO of $0.08.
- Revenue of $34.3M (+155.6% Y/Y) beats by $8.67M.
- Press Release
Tue, Oct. 28, 8:52 AM
- The 188K square foot industrial warehouse purchased by GPT is 100% leased through October 2021 to a regional provider of document management services. Year 1 NOI is about $772.9K providing an initial cap rate of 7.7% and an 8.4% annualized straight-line cap rate (annual rent escalations).
- The all-cash sale-leaseback transaction was for $10.1M
- Source: Press Release
Mon, Oct. 13, 4:19 PM
- Both equity and mortgage REITs saw plenty of buying as nearly all of the rest of the market was lit up bright red, and Treasury ETFs signaled a sharp drop in yields when government bonds reopen for trade tomorrow (closed this session for Columbus Day).
- A sampling of equity names: Senior Housing Properties (SNH +1.2%), Medical Properties Trust (MPW +1.4%), Gramercy Property Trust (GPT +1.7%), Equity Residential (EQR +0.7%), Inland Real Estate (IRC +0.9%), Sovran Self Storage (SSS +1.1%), Highwoods Properties Trust (HIW +1%).
- One equity REIT sector in the red along with the rest of the market is lodging amid worsening Ebola fears: Ashford Hospitality Trust (AHT -2.9%), Sunshine Hotel Investors (SHO -1.4%), LaSalle Hotel Properties (LHO -1.5%), Summit Hotel Properties (INN -1.5%).
- Mortgage REITs: American Capital Agency (AGNC +1.4%), CYS Investments (CYS +2.2%), Invesco (IVR +1.1%), American Capital Mortgage (MTGE +1.5%), Western Asset (WMC +1.1%).
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Fri, Oct. 3, 5:36 PM
Wed, Oct. 1, 8:35 AM
- The 56K square foot building located in Parsippany, NJ is 100% leased through May 2021. Year 1 NOI for GPT should be about $772.3K for an initial cap rate of 8.2%; 8.9% annualized straight-line. It was an all-cash deal.
- Source: Press Release
Thu, Sep. 25, 8:38 AM
- The three properties totaling 555K square feet were purchased by GPT in separate deals for a total price of about $39.2M. Two are in the Chicago MSA and one is in Greater Boston. Total year one NOI is estimated at $2.8M for a 7.3% initial cap rate; the annualized straight-line cap rate is 7.9%.
- Source: Press Release
Mon, Sep. 22, 10:36 AM
- Gramercy Property Trust (GPT -0.7%) may, on occasion, sell up to $100M of stock through an ATM program. The ATM offering allows Gramercy to take quickly take advantage of a nice move in the stock price to raise money for acquisitions (or other company purposes), but to refrain from any sales at unsatisfactory prices.
- Press release
Mon, Sep. 15, 8:34 AM
- Gramercy Property Trust (NYSE:GPT) declares $0.035/share quarterly dividend, in line with prior.
- Forward yield 2.31%
- Payable Oct. 15; for shareholders of record Sept. 30; ex-div Sept. 26.
Fri, Sep. 12, 8:44 AM
- The 8.3-acre car rental retail and maintenance location is 100% leased to (apparently) Hertz through March 2021, with two five-year renewal options.
- Year 1 NOI of about $1.3M makes for an initial cap rate of 6.7%, with annual rent escalations of the lessor of 2% or three times the change in the CPI.
- Gramercy Property Trust (NYSE:GPT) purchased the property in all-cash deal for $20M, or $2.4M per acre.
- Source: Press Release
Thu, Aug. 28, 8:41 AM
- The three auto salvage sites totaling about 30 acres are in Medley, FL, and were purchased by Gramercy Property Trust (NYSE:GPT) for $17.3M (all cash). The properties are 100% leased through July 2022 to the subsidiary of a large, publicly-traded provider of replacement auto and truck parts.
- Year 1 NOI is expected to be about $1.3M for a 7.4% initial cap rate. Rent escalations are built in every 60 months based upon the increase in the CPI.
- Source: Press Release
Wed, Aug. 20, 8:40 AM
- The 187K square foot cold storage facility and dry warehouse located in Arlington, IL is 100% leased through 2019 to a specialty food importer and distributor. Year 1 NOI should be about $1.5M with annual rent escalations built into the lease. The initial cap rate is 8.1%, and the annualized straight-line cap rate is 8.4%.
- GPT's purchase was an all-cash deal.
- Source: Press Release
Thu, Aug. 7, 8:49 AM
- Q2 adjusted FFO of $5.6M or $0.06 per share vs. $3.6M and $0.05 in Q1. Dividend is $0.035.
- Previous guidance of quarterly FFO per share run rate in H2 of $0.09-$0.11 is affirmed.
- Acquired seven properties during Q for total price of about $96.2M and annualized straight-line cap rate of 8.2%. In July, closed deal for three industrial properties for about $69M with annualized straight-line cap rate of 8.8%.
- Gramercy Asset Management fee revenues of $7.1M vs. $7M in Q1.
- Management, general and administrative expenses of $4.5M up from $4.3M.
- Conference call at 2 ET
- Previously: Gramercy Property Trust beats by $0.08, beats on revenue
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to Mike 21 : Mike, can I ask you how much school and training have you completed to get a job at the health care company ? How much have you studied and paid in tuition fees, compared to a doctor ? How exactly would your company increase profits, so that you can get a raise ? The only way for a health company to increase profits is by cutting reimbursement to doctors and limiting coverage to patients. Am I wrong ?
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We also can see patient burnout when patients are spending hours waiting to see a referred doctor and getting an intern. Then getting referrals to specialists, then referred for physical therapy where you are in a factory learning to pull a rubberband and squat twice and repeat. Getting better can be frustrating for clients who have multiple medical issues and limited financial means and ambulatory difficulty. Multiple requests for repeated mri's and more tests that patients don't even understand and then we have the medications. The long list of pills that have side effects and then more tests. When do the physicians have the time to coordinate treatment call the specialists and read reports? Getting to treat the whole person is what doctors go into medicine for and what about the psychosocial component. Do they have the time to assess the stressors the fear of having a chronic illness? painkillers are like tic tacs these days and sometimes the moments that a healer can give to explain all options and patients choices are good medicine as well as a smile and a calm bedside manner and common sense. How about the clients who have side effects from antidepressants that trigger tardive dyskinesia who then go for Parkinson's disease treatment. The patients who take fibromyalgia meds or antipsychotics and then gain weight and swell ger referred for breast reduction or gastric bypass surgery? Physicians that are not concierge physicians have a hard time and managing symptoms and complete assessments need time. I salute the physician who cares and can maintain balance in their lives and continue to provide well rounded care and follow up to sick people who can be really difficult due to fear and pain.
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Beautiful award wining 5 star Manor House on the North Yorkshire Coast. Situated between Scarborough and Bridlington and Filey, in the peaceful, tranquil village of Reighton, the House is 20 mins walk away from Reighton sands beach.
The Manor House will sleep 18 in 8 bedrooms, 6 have en suite facilities plus there is a family bathroom with free standing slipper bath and separate luxury shower. The Manor House offers wood floors, open fires (initial wood supplied), a modern farmhouse kitchen with separate dining room which will seat 18 people, as well as Wi-Fi, flat screen TVs in both the 2 lounges and all bedrooms.
Ground Floor: Well appointed Kitchen; Dining room, with wood floor overlooking the paddocks with dining table to seat 18. Two lounges both with wood floors and open fires with large Freeview flat screen TVs and DVDs; utility area with additional fridge freezer and cooker; cloakroom. 2 Downstairs double bedrooms with en suite facilities.
First Floor: 2 x Family rooms with 6ft zip and link beds plus additional single and en suite. Bedroom with king-size bed and en suite; twin room comprising 2 single beds with views overlooking the paddocks. Family bathroom with double shower and free standing roll top bath.
Second Floor: Double bedroom with beams; twin room with en suite.
2 Dogs are welcome. There is ample parking on site in the private courtyard. Outside there is a hot tub, patio area with seating and barbeque plus enclosed garden with views over the paddocks.
There is an outside, covered games room with table tennis and table football.
The property also benefits from Wi-Fi and has a iPod docking station.
Hen parties are welcome.
|Sleeps up to 18, 8 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Reighton Sands 1 km
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|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
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|Jacuzzi or hot tub, Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|8 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 6 En suites
|Single beds (6), Double beds (6), Dining seats for 18, Lounge seats for 18
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private garden, BBQ
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A large group of us stayed here for my friends hen weekend in February and I truly believe it is the most perfect venue/location I could have chosen. The owners couldn't have been more helpful, sending regular emails and adding the finishing touches including fresh milk, free range eggs and chocolately treats. The house itself is in a fabulous area, with everything you need to enjoy a weekend that can get quite hectic! I would most definitely stay here again and would certainly recommend to anyone! Stunning house with all the homely added extras. Fantastic weekend!
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"A lovely, comfortable house, perfect for our family beach-and-get-together holiday"
Go for it .. you won't be disappointed! This lovely old house has been meticulously restored by the owners Debbie and Mark, comfortable, spacious, very well-equipped with plenty of room for everyone. In the time we spent at the house we all felt really at home ... the little ones were safe playing in the large grassy wired-in garden, the older ones could play their games in one of the sitting rooms while Grandad and a dedicated few watched sport in peace in the other one! The cooks and chief bottle-washers tended to congregate in the kitchen and outside on the terrace in the sun with a glass or two of wine ... and we all got together round the huge dining table in the evenings for many memorable meals. Lots to do around Reighton and in the area ... and we made the most of it. Filey is a lovely Victorian seaside town with great beach and rock-pools on the Brigg (large, very clean paddling pool on the seafront a great success), Burton Agnes was perfect for lunch and a garden / historic house wander, the 10 - 12 year olds voted Go Ape zip-wiring in Dalby Forest the best day of the holiday .. and lots more besides. After our various days out we came home to the comfort and space of Manor Farm . Its to be even better next year we hear with spa pool and more bedrooms!. Thank you, Debbie and Mark, for making us so welcome.
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Audit Notes: Fraud Prosecutions Plunge, Robber Barons, Zoning Fight
By Ryan Chittum Nov 16, 2011 at 07:57 PM
Here's the chart of the day, from Syracuse's Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse via The New York Times's Catherine Rampell: Prosecutions... More
Audit Notes: Rein In Rupert, "The Age of Greed", Bartlett on Thatcher
By Ryan Chittum Jul 6, 2011 at 01:28 AM
The Independent's Matthew Norman says it will be a disgrace if Britain doesn't come together to end Murdoch's outsize control... More
Why won't journalists ask Bill Cosby the tough questions? - Sexual assault charges are hardly ever mentioned to the TV star
Knoxville's alt-weekly wasn't losing money. It got shut down anyway - Scripps pulls the plug on Metro Pulse in favor of an entertainment supplement for the local daily
Chuck Todd's Obama book says more about the author than it does about the president - 'The Stranger' underscores a broader problem with the way we cover politics
Beware labeling Pope Francis a liberal - Political boxes like liberal/conservative and evolutionist/creationist miss his real significance
The Virginian-Pilot produces a breakthrough investigation amid layoffs - Reporter John Holland discusses how the story came together, newsroom cutbacks, and colleagues who cover for each other
Why won't journalists ask Bill Cosby the tough questions? (17)
Serial creators don't know what will happen to Adnan Syed (13)
Knoxville's alt-weekly wasn't losing money. It got shut down anyway (10)
Beware labeling Pope Francis a liberal (8)
Email blasts from CJR writers and editors
Which media outlets use 'illegal immigrant'? (Fusion)
"[I]n spite of all the good reasons not to use the phrase, it is still very easy to find in the US press, even in headlines"
Jack Shafer on losing his job (Capital New York)
"Right now, my immediate plan is to go to work as a lay therapist at The Intercept to bring the healing there so John Cook and Matt Taibbi can return. I have great interpersonal skills."
On outlets that continue to call unknown drone victims 'militants' (The Intercept)
"Like the US drone program itself, this deceitful media practice continues unabated"
UNITY's convention is no more (All Digitocracy)
"The organization's board of directors decided that UNITY will no longer host the quadrennial conferences for which it had become known"
Greg Marx discusses democracy and news with Tom Rosenstiel of the American Press Institute
CJR's Guide to Online News Startups
ACEsTooHigh.com – Reporting on the science, education, and policy surrounding childhood trauma
Who Owns What
The Business of Digital Journalism
A report from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
Questions and exercises for journalism students.
Should all journalists be on Twitter? – Reasons to take up or forgo the 140-character platform
Is it ever okay to name victims? – Editors question the policy of omitting information in sexual assault and domestic violence cases