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The cost of living off campus in Portland is very inexpensive. From small basement holes that cost below $200 per month to beautiful studio apartments that range from $500 to $750, living around Reed costs much less than living on campus. It also provides copious amounts of space and a Portland atmosphere that makes living in the dorms seem like a punishment. Although many students love living on campus for the college environment, a majority of Reedies prefers to live off campus because of the cost, freedom to cook for themselves, and the luxurious amounts of space that off-campus living affords. To sweeten the deal, living off campus is exceptionally simple, as a plethora of affordable housing options exist within a five-block radius of Reed. However, students also suggest that, if you do plan to live off campus, owning a car helps the situation by taking the hassle out of public transportation. However, owning a car off campus isn't completely necessary, as the TriMet public busing system allows for cheap and relatively quick travel around town.
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Complaint Review: Einstein Industries | Ripoff Report Verified™ …businesses you can trust. Einstein Medical, Einstein Dental, Einstein Law, Einstein Industries 100% Client Satisfaction. Developing Websites, Internet Marketing for Health Care & Legal Professionals. Connecting consumers to experienced doctors & lawyers. Einstein Indutries' goal to increase business for medical & legal professionals.
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Einstein Industries REVIEW: Einstein Industries has always made customer satisfaction its number-one priority. The goal of Einstein Industries is to provide its clients with the best products and overall experience in the industry.
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Ripoff Report's discussions with Einstein Industries have uncovered an ongoing commitment by the company to total client satisfaction. Einstein Industries has always placed the satisfaction of its clients above all else, working to provide them with customized business solutions that rise to the highest standards of excellence. When issues do arise, Einstein Industries devotes the attention of the highest-level members of its team to ensuring that clients end up feeling taken care of and completely satisfied.
Einstein Industries founder and CEO Robert Silkey assured us that every one of the company's employees shares his vision and devotion to providing an exceptional customer experience. [continued below]....
In reviewing Einstein Industries, we discovered that the overwhelming majority of the company's clients have been satisfied with their experience, and most of those clients rate Einstein Industries' customer service as "excellent" or better. The employees and managers of Einstein Industries appear to us to be wholly committed to fulfilling their stated mission: to create exceptional business solutions that enable their clients to fulfill their full potential. Further, the company operates ethically and with tremendous integrity in all that it does. In performing their everyday duties, employees are as respectful of their clients as they are when communicating directly with them. It is our conclusion that Einstein Industries is a trustworthy business that can be expected to do whatever possible to ensure total client satisfaction.
The information provided in this report is based on comments made by President Ted Ricasa during an onsite inspection held by a third party verification company with no biases toward Einstein Industries.
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Einstein Industries develop and facilitate website and internet communication and patient payments to doctors, dentists, and medical professionals dealing in cash pay health care. Their primary market is specialty medical fields such as plastic surgeons and dentists. Their vision is to expand the cash pay medical sector of medical professionals.
Their company appeals to their target market, specialists in the medical field, by attending medical trade shows and aiming their emphasis toward plastic surgeons. They have a national sales force that covers all parts of the country with specific sales people assigned to areas to generate new clients. Additionally, they have an expanding referral base generated from past and existing clients.
EINSTEIN INDUSTRIES / Statements from the CEO
"Einstein Industries continues to refine and expand its product line and believes that innovation and unsurpassed experience remain among its strongest assets. "Now is precisely the time to focus on meaningful product improvement for the sake of our current and future clients.
When we pair this with one-on-one consulting we're able to help our clients get the most from their Internet marketing strategy." ~ Robert Silkey, CEO
When working with Einstein Industries, a client will first complete a consultation and evaluation to determine their business method and function. Next, they will be provided with a complete 40-120 page report outlining a suggested internet approach for search engine optimization to achieve the best results.
Their sales approach is a consulting and client education process, as opposed to a sales pitch. After they have an evaluation of the clients business, they provide a detailed 40-120 page report with design recommendations and site optimizations for review and discussion. They also review and discuss with the client the internal review of this report and how to implement it internally into their business. Should the client choose not to use their services, the report is still theirs to keep.
Internally, their company is constantly training their staff to improve all areas of their work within the company. They believe that good, consistent training in website and sales communication is vital.
Einstein Industries believes that their 18 years of experience sets them apart from others in their industry. They maintain that they are a health care company first, not a computer tech company.
Doing whatever it takes to make the client happy
During the onsite interview, President Ted Ricasa was asked how he advises employees to "do whatever it takes" to make the client happy: "The customer always comes first, listen to their problem and find a solution. Regardless of whether or not the problem is real or perceived, the customer is first. Take all steps necessary, but do not hesitate to bring in additional help and expertise from every level of the company. If this means going to the CEO, do it. No changes have been made to our policy since complaints were made; we have just put additional emphasis on client satisfaction."
Mr. Ricasa was also asked to describe a specific situation where a client was not satisfied with the level of service they received: "The most common situations have been along the lines of a client forgetting, unintentional mistakes, and just simple errors. We take the time to reeducate the client about the website and internal uses. We do not consider these complaints, just common errors involved in technology and its uses. Specifically, we had a complaint centered, not on a product issue but rather a personality conflict between the client and his field representative. We assigned him a new field rep and the issue was resolved, a simple communications error. We still have the client and he has become one of our best referrals and is still with the company."
Einstein Industries is pleased to be a part of Ripoff Reports Corporate Advocacy Business Remediation and Customer Satisfaction Program. They are happy to be a part of a program that has consumer's best interests in mind.
EINSTEIN INDUSTRIES / Statements from the Team
Einstein Industries treats its employees with the same respect and courtesy that it extends to its clients. Our interactions with Einstein Industries revealed that the employees enjoy their jobs and feel well taken care of by the company. In reviewing anonymously submitted employee feedback collected by Einstein Industries over the past six months, we found that the vast majority was positive.
Einstein Industries, Inc., the leading online marketing company for the health care and legal industries, offers a comprehensive suite of products and services designed to increase revenue and streamline customer relations for our clients. These products and services, which range from the acclaimed DocShop and LawyerShop directories to award-winning Custom Website development and cutting-edge Video Search Engine Optimization, help our clients to establish a strong online identity and effectively reach a broader consumer base. In addition, Einstein Industries offers publishing, consulting, managing, and web-based email communication services.
Since 1995, Einstein Industries has maintained its exemplary record of achievement in devising forward-thinking marketing strategies for professionals in the dental, medical, and legal fields. Einstein has built its business model on its renowned Internet directories, which have helped hundreds of thousands of consumers to locate reputable dentists, surgeons, and lawyers across the country. By providing direct links to the websites of medical and legal practices, DocShop and LawyerShop give consumers easy access to reliable information from experienced, nationally recognized experts, as well as the finest academic institutions, hospitals, and health care companies in the United States. These include Stanford University, Department of Ophthalmology; North Shore Hospital, Department of Fertility; TLC Laser Centers; Dr. Robert Singer, past president of the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery; and Dr. Minas Constantinides, director of the department of otolaryngology at New York University.
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EINSTEIN MEDICAL / Statements from the Team
The leader in online medical marketing and website solutions, Einstein Medical offers a wide range of products and services designed to increase the financial success of its clients. The company is at the forefront of website development, having created some of the most effective medical websites on the Internet today. Rather than simply provide an online presence for its clients, Einstein Medical develops comprehensive online marketing strategies.
When developing an online medical marketing strategy for a medical practice, whether for a cosmetic dentistry, plastic surgery, or LASIK surgery practice, a team of marketing experts collaborates to determine how best to promote and increase the visibility of that practice. Through such a team, which may consist of designers, writers, video producers, consultants, project managers, and other experts, Einstein Medical is able to tailor Internet strategies to meet the unique needs of each client.
From customized websites to DocShop® directory listings, Einstein Medical provides opportunities for trusted healthcare professionals to be found by prospective patients through different avenues on the Internet. The goal of Einstein Medical as an online marketing company has always been to increase business for medical professionals and help prospective cosmetic, plastic, or LASIK surgery patients find a reputable practice in their geographical area. Einstein has kept that goal in mind while developing products to complement its award-winning websites. From Search Engine Optimization (SEO) to Video and Call Reporting, Einstein has continually expanded its product line to better serve its clients. Einstein Medical is a unique company that caters to experienced, reputable doctors and surgeons across the nation and throughout the world.
Read more about Einstein Industries and the services they have to offer.
Einstein Law - The Premier Internet Marketing Company for Law Firms
Einstein Law is the leading marketing and communications company in the legal industry. A division of Einstein Industries, Inc., Einstein Law offers a broad range of products and services that are designed to contribute directly to a law firm's financial success. Although its customized websites are among the most effective and widely recognized on the Internet, Einstein Law is not simply a website company in the traditional sense. The designers, writers, consultants, video producers, project managers, and other experts at Einstein Law are committed to integrating diverse promotional strategies into comprehensive, forward-thinking marketing campaigns. From its exclusive LawyerShop Directory to its innovative Video Services for lawyers, Einstein Law gives attorneys the opportunity to connect with prospective clients through multiple electronic channels. For most clients of Einstein Law, the results have been consistently impressive.
The goal of Einstein Law has always been to create a direct link between experienced, reputable lawyers and the people most in need of their assistance.
In addition to being one of the most powerful and respected website and marketing companies in the nation, Einstein Industries, Inc., has developed some of the most technologically sophisticated business tools available, including IMPACT software and its unique website statistics program.
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EINSTEIN INDUSTRIES / Testimonials
"As you know Internet advertising is becoming more and more the number one way that patients inform themselves and find themselves doctors… DocShop has been sensational for our practice. Einstein Medical created my first website and through three evolutions we've had nothing but compliments on our website. They've done a great job hosting it and, more importantly, their search engine optimization is really secondary to none." ~Dr. Richard Norden"
"The Internet has been tremendous for our patients. They love being able to go online and get their instructions—their post-operative instructions, learn about their procedures and get their questions answered. Having video testimonials from previous patients or having people be able to meet me before they come into the office often allows them to feel much more comfortable and confident with seeing us. This video and the Internet has been a tremendous boon for our practice and I think the educational value it offers for patients 24/7 is one of the greatest technological advances we've had in medicine in quite a few years." ~ Dr. Charles Perry
"I've been a client of Einstein Medical for four years now. Before I started my practice, I believe I had my practice initiated with Einstein before I had my office open. And I think this was a very smart move on my part. I found it very helpful in getting my image together and helping to get my practice launched. I think that the Internet is a little bit of a double-edged sword. On the positive side it brings a tremendous number of people to our door, it does provide them with information, and when they do find us, it is to our benefit. The negative side of it is that there is a wealth of information out there and to have a company that organizes it and provides in in a way that patients can rely upon and standards that have been met and examined helps us to know that patients are getting the right information." ~ Dr. Kouros Azar
Einstein Industries Cares.
Einstein Industries recognizes that complaints posted on Ripoff Report (whether true or not) are issues that need to be addressed, not ignored. If handled correctly, complaints can be valuable learning opportunities. With the feedback generated by Ripoff Report's review, Einstein Industries managers and employees are as confident as ever that their approach to customer service is sound and effective.
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Einstein Dental Einstein Medical, Einstein Industries Credit Card Fraud, Can't pay salaries, Websites take forever to build San diego, NationwideThis company is a complete fraud. Not only will they lie to you about the length of time it will take to build your website but they will charge your credit card early every single month in order to make payroll. They are going bankrupt because the management and executives have no idea how to run an organization. They can't afford to make payroll so they basically steal from the clients credit cards in order to just make payroll. Even then they still don't have enough money to pay their sales department. They will give you a minimum wage paycheck and basically the rest of your money goes into an "IOU" account. They will tell you that they can build you a website within 3 to 4 when in actuality it will take them 9 months to a year. Once you become a client then it will take you months and months to get anything changed on your website because now that they have your money, you're not a priority to Einstein. They are really good about pulling the smoke screen over their clients eyes and making them believe exactly what they want to. Their website DocShop.com is a complete waste of money because they were doing illegal link farms and now Docshop is nowhere to be found on the front page. PLEASE dont waste your time or money on this company. And PLEASE don't ever think about taking a job here!!!!!!
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Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge review (GB)Reviewed on November 09, 2011
Only six levels, very few chances to test out new weapons, and situations we've seen before (magical though they are)... Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge is not going to satisfy most gamers, especially those without a hankering for retro or a deep love for Mega Man. Only the hardcore fans will seek this one out and enjoy it, though maybe not as much as they would other contributions to the vast franchise.
Gemini Rue review (PC)Reviewed on November 07, 2011
Gemini Rue is an adventure game that doesn't care to hide its influences. The title screen set to the sight and sounds of the rain-stricken planet of Barracus evokes the feeling of a grim, desperate dystopia that takes a cue from the likes of Blade Runner and Cowboy Bebop.
Sonic Generations review (X360)Reviewed on November 07, 2011
It's great the controls feel so homey, giving players the chance to soak in the well-executed familiarity of Generations. If you've been playing a ton of Sonic games for the past 20 years, you'll sense the love with this product; it's fanservice overload. It works so seamlessly, too, thanks to Sonic Team's respect of the source materials, avoiding bastardization.
Metroid: Other M review (WII)Reviewed on November 03, 2011
That's the problem with Metroid: Other M. It's a game that clearly understands what makes a Metroid experience great, so every time it chooses not to use that knowledge I'm left scratching my head and asking "why?"
Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep review (PSP)Reviewed on November 03, 2011
In all areas, Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep is a nice break from the traditional RPG experience. The story is engaging, the combat is fast-paced and the gimmicks work. The biggest indicator of its success, though, is the fact that I was captivated throughout three playthroughs. Never once did I feel like Id been there and done that. That alone is worth a recommendation.
Fallout 3 review (PS3)Reviewed on November 03, 2011
More than two years after its release, Fallout 3 remains as flawed as it is fun.
Deathsmiles review (X360)Reviewed on October 30, 2011
Instead, you control underage goth girls with magical powers, tasked with stopping a demonic invasion on the verge of All-Hallows-Eve, ignited by a man obsessed with creating a portal back to the real world. Ye... it's not as creepy as it sounds.
Batman: Arkham City review (X360)Reviewed on October 30, 2011
It reminded me of the first time I played Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, not just because its awesome though it certainly is but for how thoroughly it explores the potential of its fictional, decades-old universe in the context of interactive entertainment. This is the definitive Batman game; if you were to take out the franchise-specific characters and settings and leave the design itself intact, it would still feel distinctly like a Batman game.
Koudelka review (PSX)Reviewed on October 28, 2011
I can only guess that it was Koudelka's lack of polish that scared off the popular crowd, but its merits far outweigh its superficial flaws. Make no mistake, Koudelka is a stellar dark RPG with a great story, one that was sadly overlooked.
Akumajou Dracula X: Chi no Rondo review (TGCD)Reviewed on October 27, 2011
Rondo of Blood prides itself on following Castlevania traditions while not relying on them solely. I could yammer on for ages about awesome level designs, great ominous scenery, and fantastic soundtrack packed with modern updates of memorable themes. However, you could attribute those qualities to any great Castlevania title. Rondo of Blood uses them in such a way that they serve as both tradition and homage.
A Nightmare on Elm Street review (NES)Reviewed on October 26, 2011
The Elm Street license, however, won't distract most gamers from noticing that this an unremarkable platformer. This is not to say it's unplayable. The mechanics, apart from entering buildings, are stable and functional; the platforming scenarios are passable; and the overall product is still far greater than many others that carry the LJN name.
Ghoul School review (NES)Reviewed on October 25, 2011
If anything keeps Ghoul School from mediocrity, it's the kitschy touch. It's entering the music hall and battling a monstrous music instructor and his carnivorous music note sidekick. It's cheesy enemies like the Grease Monkeys, cap-wearing primates that chuck wrenches. Sadly, camp is not enough to elevate the experience to greatness. The act of tediously searching through mostly bland environments wears you down.
Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse review (NES)Reviewed on October 24, 2011
Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse is consistently great from start to finish. Each level begins with malevolent surroundings and devious music for a chilling atmosphere. It sends you through a gauntlet of challenging scenarios and against horrific creatures, building for a grand conclusion in a fearsome clash. Castlevania III is a fitting finale to a memorable trilogy, and easily the apex of the three.
Friday the 13th review (NES)Reviewed on October 22, 2011
Horny pot-smoking counselors outrunning a masked maniac isn't enough to fill a side-scrolling action game, but it can definitely work for a cheesy film. There isn't enough there to inspire constant interactivity, and just running around and avoiding or killing Jason would be a dull task. However, padding out the finished product with broken ideas is less favorable than not bothering with the project.
Ace Combat: Assault Horizon review (X360)Reviewed on October 16, 2011
Then there's the payoff: an up close, incredibly detailed look at the destruction that never gets tiresome. Smoke engulfs metal, wings break off, and you'll sometimes actually see the pilot flail uncontrollably out their aircraft! I excitably let loose an explicit the first time I witnessed that.
Silent Hill review (PSX)Reviewed on October 14, 2011
But when a well made horror game beckons you to advance further, dread replaces your enthusiasm. You wonder at what traps could be waiting, or what new grotesque menace could be lurking in the shadows waiting to unzip your torso and feast on your corpse. You advance further, counting your ammunition and health restoration items and hoping it will be enough.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution review (PS3)Reviewed on October 10, 2011
You are Adam Jensen, a retired police-man now in the employ of Detroit's largest corporation. Your previous effort in Detroit PD has enlightened you to the ways of the world. But also letting you see that as head of security of Sarif Industries, you are more free to help the town and investigate crimes than as a police-officer. Your method is still that of a good cop, however. Always preferring a non-violent and indirect approach. But it is difficult to convince Adam Jensen to look the other way...
Under the Skin review (PS2)Reviewed on October 09, 2011
There's even a Resident Evil 3-themed level, including zombies, a hulked-out Nemesis, and Jill Valentine, the latter which you can transform into and... yes, see in her undies.
Cursed Mountain review (WII)Reviewed on October 08, 2011
While Cursed Mountain provides thick atmosphere, tightly designed levels, and an adequate battle system, it skimps on the aspects a horror title should contain: challenge and scare factor. Without challenge there's nothing to fear.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution review (PC)Reviewed on October 04, 2011
Eidos Montreal deftly updated the game to give it more modern sensibilities while retaining the core of what captivated us with the original. I'd even go as far as arguing that this is the very best entry in the series and closest to the original vision of what the game could be, though some may disagree.
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As a grad student pretty much all of my week nights are filled with classes or study sessions, so it's nice when I have a night off to take a break from school and enjoy something fun around campus. Obviously, Ohio State is a huge football school, but during the cold winter months basketball is a fun sport to watch here in Columbus. There are also a number of other great sporting events during the winter, including the Columbus Blue Jackets and the Ohio State ice hockey team. In fact, later this month the whole MHRM class is going to a Blue Jackets game together, which will be a fun outing. Last Wednesday I went to the OSU vs. Penn State basketball game and had a blast. It's really easy as a grad student to get affordable tickets to the basketball games. My seats were in the second row, and I even got to meet Greg Oden who was there watching the game and supporting the Buckeyes. I'd definitely recommend going to at least one basketball game just for the experience. It's definitely a good way to fill the void when football isn't in season.
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Buckeyes on Bourbon Street
As the first semester of the MAcc program came to a close, some students had more than just finals on their minds. The last week of finals corresponded with the announcement that The Ohio State University's football team made the first ever College Football Playoff and would be playing Alabama in the Sugar Bowl on New Years Day. Hearing this news numerous MAcc students had their sights set on making it down to New Orleans to be part of the game and support the Buckeyes. Luckily, around 10 or so MAcc students got tickets for the game either through the student lottery or other various ways; I was lucky enough to receive a free ticket from the student lottery provided by Taco Bell. Through group messages and talking at lunch, we were able to plan the drive and hotel situation. Since we were on break, many people were driving from different parts of the country (including one person who took a 16 hour megabus trip).
Once we all got to New Orleans we made a plan for the trip. We spent all of New Years Eve day in the city, seeing the sights and fully exploring the culture of New Orleans. We stopped by Cafe Du Monde to enjoy some beignets and coffee, which is a must if you are ever there. We also enjoyed an early dinner on Bourbon Street and were able to get some signature Louisiana dishes you always hear about. New Orleans is without a doubt a city worth visiting if you get the chance (go to Pat O'Briens).
Luckily for us we weren't there just to see the city, we went for the Sugar Bowl. New Years Day we got to the Superdome early to pick up our tickets and check out the pregame festivities. The atmosphere surrounding the game was unreal and the streets were packed with both Ohio State and Alabama fans. Having won a ticket in the student lottery I was able to be part of the student section and had seats only 11 rows up from the field. It was a great game to be a part of and Ohio State was able to come away with a win, putting them in the National Championship against Oregon. The whole experience was something I will never forget and it was wonderful to be able to share it with some of my best friends from the MAcc program.
Fisher Follies: Fostering Community, Inspiring Creativity & Having FUN!
One of the greatest things about Fisher, which seems to come up quite often when I speak with prospective students, is the unique and supportive culture that we have here among students, staff and faculty. I truly believe it is rare to find a culture of collaboration where, for example, you can prep for an interview with a classmate who is interviewing for the same job. And, to have a community that truly cares about each other, their successes and their well-being.
That is the community that Fisher Follies, our unique social and non-profit organization here at Fisher, aims to foster. We raise money for the Fisher Follies Fund, which is a relief fund that make gifts (both monetary and in-kind) to any graduate student in the Fisher community that is facing extreme and unexpected hardship. Students are able to anonymously nominate themselves, or they can be nominated by two of their peers.
Each year, we hold a Fall Auction event that raises money for this fund. All auction items are donated by students, staff and faculty and range from dinner and desserts with other students or faculty, to your own personal "hype man" for a week, to a lavish trip to California to visit the "sea and c-suites" with one of your favorite professors. At this year's event, which occurred on November 21st, we had over 110 items donated for our silent and live auction and over 200 people in attendance. Considered our "cocktail" event in the fall, it was a great time for everyone to dress up, take pictures at the photo booth, and socialize with their friends and professors.
In addition to it being an incredibly fun event for everyone, it was tremendously successful. We raised over $23,500 for the Fisher Follies Fund, which is the most money we have every raised at our annual auction! All of which goes directly back to students in need. This year, we unveiled the launch of our website, www.fisherfollies.com, so I encourage everyone to check it out to learn more about the Fisher community and the great things that we do as an organization.
Now that the auction is over, Fisher Follies will move on to begin writing and directing skits for our annual Variety Show in the Spring (February 20th), which celebrates our success and camaraderie as a community, and essentially enables us lampoon each other after a year of taking ourselves way too seriously.
Experience the World through Columbus
International exposure and work experience is becoming hugely important in the business world. This year I had the pleasure of attending the Columbus International Festival. I'm a member of the Fisher Global Business Association and we used the festival as an opportunity to come together and have a fun international experience.
A small group of us hit up the Ohio State Fairgrounds to see what the rave was all about. Thankfully it was indoors; if you don't already know about Ohio it starts to get a little chilly in November. Obviously from the start of the festival we were pretty focused on FOOD, who doesn't love food. I settled on some bubble tea and Chinese, but I couldn't help but take a picture of this humungous pretzel.
Throughout the few hours we were there, there was a stage hosting various styles of dances from all over the world. The variety was great, and ever better, some acts featured some cute kids doing their best to impress the audience. I captured some good ole bag pipe action.
Outside of the food and performances, there were various booths ran by different international organizations from Columbus and a lot of shops with cool cultural knick knacks. Columbus is always hosting cool festivals that present you with new food and cultures that you may not have had the opportunity to confront otherwise. There's a whole world out there, go experience it!
Nuts for Sports!!
So as shocking as it may seem, I have never been to a men's basketball game. I know that seems blasphemous to some but no worries, that was remedied Friday night. I had the pleasure of attending the first basketball of the season against UMass Lowell. Now I know UMass Lowell doesn't seem like a super intriguing matchup, but it was actually a lot of fun. Students are able to sit super close to the action and members of Block O make sure to keep the energy up in the Schott. OSU ended up winning 92-55. Don't feel too bad for Lowell though, they are the "Cradle of the American Industrial Revolution" which is a title Columbus is unable to claim.
The weekend of sports continued to Saturday when the Buckeyes took on the Gophers. This was a more important game than everyone had anticipated with Minnesota eking out a top 25 ranking. The MAcc class watched at Hounddog's Pizza, the best pizza place in Columbus (well at least I think it is the best pizza place in Columbus…)
We all had a great time eating pizza, hanging out, and cheering on the Buckeyes to a 31-24 win. Hopefully we can win this weekend against Indiana before taking on Michigan. The Michigan game is a horse of a different color, can't wait to attend over Thanksgiving and fill everyone in on the adventure!
MAcc Goes to a Pumpkin Patch
The MAcc program does a great job of setting up social events for everyone in the program. Getting the feel for the season, we obviously had to go to a pumpkin patch. One Friday after class we carpooled our way there and enjoyed the beautiful fall Ohio weather. The pumpkin patch included a corn maze and a sunflower maze, and even a small petting zoo. Clearly the best part though was the tractor ride through the pumpkin patch. We got to go out and rummage through all the pumpkins until we found a keeper. This may sound simple, but finding the perfect pumpkin is harder than it sounds. Eventually I was able to find my perfect pumpkin! The entire event was a great way to be able to hang out with people in the program and just relax outside of the classroom.
After we went to the pumpkin patch everyone took different approaches on what to do with their pumpkin. I got together with a couple friends in the program one night to carve our pumpkins so we could display them outside.
Some people love Halloween for the cool costumes and others love it because they love being scared and scaring others. I fall somewhere in the middle, but I try to take advantage of it all, and there is no shortage at the Ohio State University or Columbus. This year, I had the opportunity to visit one of the state's coolest haunted houses and attend some great Halloween parties.
The weekend before Halloween Columbus hosts one of the year's big entertainment events, High Ball. Spectators have the opportunity to show off their cool costumes and watch bands and even a couture Halloween costume fashion show. A lot of people are surprised to know that Columbus is the nation's third largest fashion capital after Los Angeles. You probably won't see my costume on the cover of Vogue, but I made a pretty solid Clark Kent.
No need to wait for an organized event to participate in the spook of the season. Just outside of Columbus, in Pataskala, Ohio stands the Haunted Hoochie. A very interesting name for a super scary place. No pictures are allowed so I don't have any proof, but don't just take my word for it, actually go. Though I waited in line for far too long, I spent a good 30 minutes shaking with fear as I walked around each corner of this maze like building, constantly being taken off guard by bloody men and women holding chain saws, bone grinders and circular saws. If you're into haunted houses, it's a must to go to the Haunted Hoochie.
I rounded off my Halloween tour with the Fisher College of Business Graduate Halloween Party. This event was put on by our social chairs, who rented out a campus bar for us to gather as a group and celebrate the holiday. It was definitely a Happy Halloween!
The Fisher Flag Football Championship
While the softball game we played versus the second years was mainly for networking and getting to know our fellow MBAs, the Fisher 1st Year Flag Football Championship was all about pride.
After playing soccer intramurals with two different teams due to roster size limitations, we again had to split the Fisher first years who wanted to play intramural flag football into two teams, the Fisher Scarlet and Fisher Gray teams. I captained one team and another first year who organized most of this captained the other. We drafted all the students who wanted to play onto one of our two teams in snake-draft fashion (we missed out on having an NFL Draft-style stage to do this in the lounge).
My team went for speed (and missed taking the fastest player) and the other went for size and players who looked like they could play actual tackle football.
There was a three game season and after rain outs and rescheduling, our two teams were scheduled to meet in an epic clash across from Fisher Commons, at Fred Beekman Park, in the 2nd of the three games. You just needed to win one of the three games to make the playoffs.
The Scarlet team was absolutely jobbed out of a win in their first week after the refs completely mishandled the most basic rules of the league. The Gray team got absolutely pounded by law students, one of whom was a former BYU quarterback (yeah well I passed the NY State bar so I'm better than those law students anyway. Jerks). So a playoff spot was on the line in the Fisher v. Fisher game.
I can't speak for the Scarlet team, but our Gray team had an hour and half long practice before the game at the ARC at OSU and got all of our formations and routes down. We figured out who was going to play what position and how to best exploit the rules for the game. We figured out which one receiver to focus our defense on. Real business school thinkin' right here.
There wasn't much action in the first half aside from turnovers and me getting decked by a girl (this happens a lot when I play sports. Usually by the same girl). A couple of interceptions almost got returned for scores, but nobody was able to get through there and the defenses consistently stopped the offenses after the turnovers. Things finally heated up, however, on the last play of the first half when the opposing QB dropped back to pass and threw an incompletion. But of course ya boy committed roughing the passer and they got another play.
What happened then was bogus to say the least. The other team's best receiver CLEARLY stepped out of bounds multiple times but the refs missed every one and they scored on the last play of the first half on a play that started with zero seconds on the clock. They missed the conversion but went up 6-0 at the half.
The Gray team scored on a QB scramble to tie the game and would score another touchdown to go up 13-6. The Scarlet team got a few chances but couldn't even it up. They ended up with one more drive to attempt to tie the game.
On the last play, with only a few seconds left, their quarterback threw a desperation heave to the flag and somehow completed it and made the score 13-12 with no time on the clock. They had to complete the one point conversion to be able to get the game to be a tie and likely send both teams to the playoffs pending final standings.
But the Scarlet team got too cute. On an end around to the Copedaddy, Ben Prater, fellow author on this blog, dove and took off the Copedaddy's flag and ended the game 13-12. The bench exploded onto the field and nearly tackled Mr. Prater.
We got a bunch of MBAs to come out and watch and played a hell of a close game. Everyone who played had fun and everyone on the sidelines was getting into it. Even the class Grandpa (<3 you B-Rad).
My Gray team made the playoffs and the Scarlet team missed by a point and a referee mess up. And it turns out, we may be playing the second year Fisher team if we can win our first playoff game. My god.
(All photos copyright Teryn Wessel Photography, 2014)
Fall Fun for Dayzz
One of my favorite parts of the MAcc program is getting to know my fellow classmates! As the VP of Social Events for MAcc Council I want to try and plan events that as many students as possible want to participate in. The first event was a trip to a pumpkin patch! The pumpkin patch was about a half hour away and we all car-pooled over. There were quite a few things to do while at the pumpkin patch — mazes, a hayride, a hay barn (or as they call it, a "fun barn"), and as a bonus there were donuts. Oh! Of course, we were also able to pick out a pumpkin and take it home with us!
While there were a lot of things to do while there, the best part was getting to speak with some of my fellow MAccers! It is always more fun to talk outside of class and get to know each other besides chit chat between group work. I really appreciate all the students who came out to enjoy the wonderful fall day!
While there are a limited number of official events planned each semester through MAcc Council, that doesn't mean that those events are only times we see each other outside of class! Every weekend we try and get people to get together and watch the game or just hang out. I have been pleasantly surprised by how close I have already become with my classmates. This is definitely a huge benefit of the program, since so many people are not from Columbus or Ohio State, people are always open to try new things and explore campus. Breaking out from your comfort zone and meeting new students is sometimes hard but the benefits are so huge! I think this is something that students from OSU undergrad should try and keep in mind as well as they continue their experience at OSU into graduate school. I know that the people I meet here will be people I stay in contact with as we all begin our professional careers and beyond!
The First Year vs. Second Year Softball Game
There's naturally going to be a rivalry between MBA classes. Second years will think they have the best class ever and the first years will naturally think they have the coolest, most awesome and interesting class ever (I only say that because it's true in this case). And, as far as I know, there's only one way to settle which team is cooler: pickup softball games in the rain.
I'm the cool guy manager in the middle
Just as a preface to what I'm about to write, the first years are still way cooler and more handsome/beautiful and way more interesting. Just so you know.
The second years here are multiple time OSU intramural softball champions. They all have coordinating shirts and their own equipment and play baseball together pretty much every week.
The first years have never played softball together. We had no idea who was good, who wasn't or if anyone would even care enough to show up.
The second years have at least one former professional baseball player on their team.
The first years unanimously decided to play intramural soccer rather than baseball.
What I'm saying is that this was a mismatch.
The first years valiantly hung with the second years for a few innings, but unearned runs and errors were our undoing. Despite a valiant and inspiring speech before the last inning and solo cups in center field, we just couldn't overcome their actual talent and caring.
But, it was much closer than it had any right to be and if anything, brought our class together just a little more. We showed that we could be better if we worked at it like they had and had more people show up from our class than theirs, including our own cheering section.
The fact that we were even close was surprising and the fact that we easily could have won with a little work in the field showed us that we were the true champions.
After a night of networking that I was forced to leave early, we knew the second years were pretty good at baseball, but the first years were the most awesome and smart and just flat out inspiring.
Both classes are united in their own ways and every class after ours will be, even if I'll prefer ours. Small class sizes let you meet every person in your class and know them fairly well. When there are only 120 students in a grade, you really get to know everyone intimately in a fashion you just can't at a bigger school, and it allows for opportunities like this where everyone interested can get involved.
And the class of 2016 is pretty cool, all in all.


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I am writing in reference to a refund that has been very complicated for me to receive. My first occurrence with your company was in October of 05" when I received a call from Jeffrey Jackson (ID#0199). He informed me that I was only going to be charged a fee of $4.95 and everything else had a free trail. Little did I know that later to come I would have a lot more drafted out of my account when I received my bank statement. The fact that I was recorded and asked only for the one change I really don't see how you got access to draft so many other changes. Never to less, before receiving my bank statement I only expected to receive a package from your company in the mail. Instead I received my bank statement the third week of November! If you check your records you will even see that before cancelling I called in to see where your package was. I never received it to have a trial period. After two other calls in about where is the package I told Customer Service to go ahead and cancel the whole thing because it made no sense for me to constantly be changed for something I haven't even seen or previewed for that matter. Let me be the first to tell you that your customer service department is everything but pleasant to call! Not once have I called and spoke with someone who could speak Great English even after requesting someone else. If you check your records also you'll see that I've called customer service a numerous amount of times about my refund, and might I add, not once have cursed someone or got extremely irate. Even though, when I first cancelled I was told no problem it will be mailed, then, not sent do you want it in your account or in the form of a check, and now you must write a letter. My last conversation was with Jimmy Lawson, he informed me that the refund was processed ever since October 13, 2005! It is now 2006!
The cancellation numbers he provided were: 144380, 144381, 144382
Regardless, I've been charged a total of $409.60 not to mention other expenses I feel I am entitled to with the fact I was charged for something I didn't receive and the time span its taking to get my account corrected!
I would highly appreciate and expect a call upon receiving this letter to see how things will be handled and the next time frame to expect. All contact info is at the top of this letter and in any event I can not be reached please leave a message to where you can be contacted along with a name.
Orangeburg, South Carolina
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