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Vernon Henricks was appointed chief executive officer of the Greater Manhattan Community Foundation by its executive board. He will begin work Feb. 4.
"We are thrilled to have Vern joining the foundation," said board chair Dennis Mullin. "Vern's experience and knowledge of the community will allow us not to lose the momentum that the foundation has had over the last couple of years."
Henricks has served as vice president of institutional advancement for Manhattan Christian College since 2006.
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#2844 Jan 1, 2013
Warehouse is buying ours back - I would NEVER take them if they were not guaranteed or I owuld dolike some others - one case per store and if they have a problem with not having enough they can call Snyders themselves. That's so unfortunate from a sales driven aspect it isn't even funny. Just imagine all the lost sales this year because of Snyders unwillingness to work with the IO's. Its going to catch up with us all in the resets to come in the future - ie Walmart.
#2845 Jan 1, 2013
Boxhard, Is the route still for sale?
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#2846 Jan 2, 2013
yes and thanks for looking.
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#2847 Jan 2, 2013
No price Boxhard. How can you advertise a route without a price?
Saint Petersburg, FL
#2848 Jan 2, 2013
What's the ratio?
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#2849 Jan 2, 2013
the listing has asking price in title. ratio would be about 5.5. lowest in this market by far. pep farm-bimbo goes 18-20 s-l 7-10.
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#2850 Jan 2, 2013
mission stays completely out of the sales price of routes. the value is what owner-buyer feels its worth. the price and ratio are set by seller. you could say its a multiplier of 5.5
#2851 Jan 3, 2013
Was your business incorporated if so walk away what will they sue a business that has nothing
#2852 Jan 3, 2013
was your business incorporated if so walk away let them sue your business that has a balance of zero.What can they get out of nothing..
Saint Petersburg, FL
#2853 Jan 3, 2013
If they get a judgment against you then you owe them the $ whether you have any assets or not. Bankruptcy is your only option but I don't think you can include a court judgment against you in the bk. If they file suit file for bk before the court date.
#2854 Jan 4, 2013
did anyone have a good experience buying a route from sneyders-lance?
Since: May 12
#2855 Jan 5, 2013
George- We are selling it but our 60 day notice was up Dec 15th. His last day was Dec 21st. The manager is running the route right now.
#2856 Jan 5, 2013
If you buy the right area you can make money despite weak management and snyders overpricing ..
#2857 Jan 5, 2013
Good luck getting product this week - Hanover plant shut down until wednesday because of natural gas issue. Snyders did not prepare so we will all suffer during football playoffs - no warning from Snyders management to their valued IO's - surprise!!!!
#2858 Jan 5, 2013
Hi, Im thinking about purchasing a Snyder-Lance Route. Can anyone give me some tips and advice
#2859 Jan 5, 2013
Im a hard worker and just want a chance! What do you think of owning a Snyder Lance route?
#2860 Jan 6, 2013
Go getter, I bought a route last feb. it's a lot of work but you own a business, so expect to invest time. I'm happy with my decision. There are days I'm not but thus far the positive has out weighed the negative. If you would like to talk more ill give you my email and we can discuss further.
#2861 Jan 6, 2013
Listen people. Everyone thinks when you purchase your life savings to buying a S-L route you OQWN business. Really? Whe was the last time some one came into your home and told you what to do when to do it and how to do things, in YOUR HOME? Last time I heard many of you ARE working Sundays now. If that was YOUR decision than so be it. I've heard most if not all my peers are working more hours for less money. Where else can you take a ecrease in pay working more? I've never heard of that. Ans I am only speaking to the IBO's that are verterans, not the newbies or wannabies trying to get into this "owner operated" business. There are people comfortable and making money. But for the people who are naive to THIS business go back and read the previous posts and if that doesn't keep you from getting into THIS business then buyer beware, you were warned from hundreds. Last time I heard if the store manager wants you in on a certain day you're coming in. The consequences? An easy call to corporate and you route is jeopardized. Ask some NE IBO's. I know a fellow IBO as of Jan 5th S-L TOOK his route from him if he didn't find a buyer before then. He supposedly OWNED his business right? He didn't want to follow the microscoping of S-L and store level and like I said one phone call and look where he is. Goung to lose his BUSINESS, along with a lawsuit owning S-L money. So if you still think you OWN a business keep on thing that. I'm sure all you IBO's out there ordered all the pre shipped products into Walmart, all the forced cookies, and forced product of products that YOU know will not sell in YOUR stores right? And you say you OWN a business? This occupation is not for owner operators. All this is a way for coporate to pass all the costs and expenses to some one else, YOU IBO's. And it works cause look at whats happened around the country. How many non owner operated route sales companies are out there left? And the quarterly numbers hsow it when the suiters pockets gets fatter and fatter. Enough said. Keep on thinking you OWN a business cause I wantto come into your house in which you OWN and tell you how to decorate it lol..........
#2862 Jan 6, 2013
Rick, Yes I would like to talk further about it. Please give me your E mail address so we can talk. Thanks
#2864 Jan 7, 2013
Did anyone in the maryland area hear anything about losing organics at Giant Of Landover?
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Expertise: geography of media and communication; technological change; representations of places, landscapes and environments; critical geopolitics; Europe; North America
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Professor, Department of History, College of Liberal Arts
+1 512 471 3261
Expertise: U.S. history; American presidents; Franklin Roosevelt; Andrew Jackson; Woodrow Wilson; Benjamin Franklin; the Cold War.
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Associate Professor, Lyndon B Johnson School of Public Affairs
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Expertise: Busby is the author of several studies on climate change, national security, and energy policy from the Council on Foreign Relations, the Brookings Institution, the German Marshall Fund, and the Center for a New American Security (CNAS). Busby is one of the lead researchers in the Strauss Center project on Climate Change and African Political Stability (CCAPS), a $7.6 million grant funded by the U.S. Department of Defense. He has also written on U.S.-China relations on climate change for CNAS and Resources for the Future.
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Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, School of Law
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Expertise: National security law and policy; terrorism (history, law, policy); law of war; federal criminal law relating to national security; intelligence and the law; constitutional law.
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Expertise: Twentieth century American foreign policy; history of the American presidency
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Expertise: Dr. Gholz works on innovation, defense management, and U.S. foreign policy. He is the coauthor of two books: Buying Military Transformation: Technological Innovation and the Defense Industry, and U.S. Defense Politics: The Origins of Security Policy. His recent scholarship focuses on energy security. He previously taught at the University of Kentucky's Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce. He is also a research affiliate of MIT's Security Studies Program, a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, and associate editor of the journal Security Studies. His PhD is from MIT.
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Expertise: European cultural and intellectual history with special interests in Sportwissenschaft and the history of ideas about race; Scandanavian studies; Norwegian language instruction; history of Jewish racial folklore; Olympics; Sports doping
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Professor, Lyndon B Johnson School of Public Affairs
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Expertise: European politics, Global Security Studies, Transatlantic relations, Europe, U.S. Foreign Policy
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Executive Director, Office of the President; Clements Center for History, Strategy & Statecraft, Lyndon B Johnson School of Public Affairs
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Expertise: National Security, Foreign Policy
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Expertise: Media and journalism (law and ethics); progressive politics and political dissidence; U.S. antiwar activism; communication; white privilege and institutionalized racism; pornography and sexual violence; male masculinity and feminism.
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Expertise: Ethnic conflict, U.S. military intervention, nuclear proliferation, humanitarian intervention, America foreign policy
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Expertise: U.S. Foreign Relations, the Vietnam War, International History, Decolonization
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Expertise: human rights; democratic governance and foreign policy in crisis and transition states
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Expertise: International security, domestic politics, modern international relations, globalization and international affairs, the formation and spread of nation-states, and the rise of knowledge institutions as global actors
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Bubble skin on arm lift stitches, what are these? (photos)
I had arm lift surgery a week ago and I lifted my arms today to check under my armpit and saw these weird bubble skin things by my incisions what are these??? Do I have to be worried?
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Those look like normal swelling and healing of the incisions which is temporary.Close follow up with your plastic surgeon is recommended.
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Swollen tissue?
Thanks for your question. There's no way for me now what the cause is just by looking at a picture, but if I had to guess - it looks like swollen tissues with suture material in between. To address your concerns so soon after surgery, I recommend you bring this up with your plastic surgeon. Congratulations on your new arms! Best wishes on the rest of your healing. Dr. ALDO
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The rule/man law that states that in order for a man to lose his virginity, the person he has sex with must be at least a 5 out of 10.
He got laid for the first time, but considering the chick was a 3, it doesn't count, violating The 5 Rule
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There's at least 5 girls you would have sex with in a room. Not date or take home to mom, just 5 girls that if it came down to it, or a lot of booze clouded your judgement, you would.
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The Intolerance of Jesus (1 of 11) by George H. Morrison
This content is part of a series.The Intolerance of Jesus
George H. Morrison
Matthew 12:30
Our Lord had just performed a notable miracle in healing a man who was possessed of a devil. It had made a profound impression on the people and had forced the conviction that this was indeed Messiah. Unable to dispute the miracle itself, the Pharisees tried to impugn the power behind it, and in their cowardly and treacherous way they suggested that there was something demoniac about Christ. With a readiness of resource which never failed Him, Christ showed in a flash the weakness of that argument. If He was the friend and comrade of the demons, was He likely to make a brother-demon homeless? Then catching fire at these insinuations and moved to righteous anger by these slanders, He said, "He that is not with Me is against Me."
I want, then, to speak for a little while this evening on the intolerance of Jesus Christ. However startling the subject may appear and however the sound of it may jar upon us, I am convinced we shall never understand our Lord if we fail to take account of His intolerance. We have heard much of the geniality of Jesus and of the depth and range of His compassion; nor can we ever exaggerate, in warmest language, the genial and generous aspect of His character. But it is well that the listening ear should be attuned to catch the sterner music of that life, lest, missing it, we miss the fine severity which goes to the perfecting of moral beauty. Wherever the spirit of Jesus is at work, there is found a sweet and masterful intolerance. The one thing that the gospel cannot do is to look with easy good-nature on the world. And if this passionate urgency of claim has ever marked the activities of Christendom, we must try to trace it to the fountainhead and find it in the character of Christ.
Of course there is an intolerance so cold and hard that it must always be alien from the Master's spirit. All that is best in us condemns the temper which lacks the redeeming touch of comprehen ...
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Education:Public schools of Albuquerque NM. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Master of Science in Experimental Psychology at the University of New Mexico. PhD in Experimental Psychology at the University of Illinois.
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Chapter 1JUNE 1942.
"Sit here, on my right," Santiago said to Joaquin at the first breakfast."I need a strong right hand to replace your father's absence and cowardice."
Joaquin was angered by the harsh words but something in the old man's eyes convinced him not to show it. Nearly six feet tall and lean for his years with pencil-trimmed mustache and weather-worn face, Santiago looked like someone accustomed to being obeyed without question by men much older than his oldest grandson. Grandmother Lupe brushed a strand of gray hair from her face as she struggled to fit her hefty frame to the kitchen chair and said, "You and your son may not be talking to each other but that is no reason to speak badly of José in front of your grandson. He sent the boy to us for the summer, didn't he?"
Joaquin glanced at Santiago and, with eyes averted, said, "Well really, it was mom's idea that I come. She said I had to know my family even if grandpa Santiago is a little loco."
"Ha! You see, mujer? I knew my son would not want my grandson to know the facts." Santiago shoveled in his food as he spoke, punctuating his words with a rolled tortilla.
After the meal, Santiago stood and walked toward the door ordering over his shoulder, "Come.There are things I want you to see."
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For those real estate agents looking to expand their following on Instagram, your best first step may be to go check out the pros and see what they post and how they run their account. There are 300 million daily active Instagram users and if you search #RealEstate on Instagram, you'll find over 4 million posts tagged with it, meaning there are plenty of folks out there utilizing Instagram for their real estate needs. It's a great outlet to share both your business and your life with your network of real estate agents, as well as with your clients and potential clients.
So what's the next step? If you're not already on Instagram, then check out our quick start guide here to getting signed in and setting up your profile. Once you've got that all done, you've got to build up both your followers and your following. Start by amping up who you're following and the rest will come from there. Give our list a try and watch as your Instagram feed is immediately enhanced…
Follow these influencers on Instagram for real estate:
Quick, get on Instagram and follow these real estate pros. Not only will it help in giving you some major inspiration for your own account, but it's an immediate link into the real estate social media community. It's a great way to network a little with other agents outside of your area while building up that ever-important online presence for the sake of your clients and future clients.
Our Top List:
1. Fredrik Eklund: @fredrikeklundny (697k followers)
- Who are they? Fredrik Eklund is a real estate broker from the prestigious New York City real estate firm, Douglas Elliman. He has succeeded not only in the US real estate industry but also in Scandinavia where he founded his own real estate company, which employs over 50 people at three offices. Outside of work, he stars in the television show Million Dollar Listing New York on Bravo, and he has written and published a book, "The Sell: The Secrets of Selling Anything to Anyone."
- What do they share? Fredrik shares mostly posts that peek into his celebrity lifestyle, with other posts focusing on real estate and architecture in New York City's Manhattan. Often Fredrik posts a listing on his account.
- Why follow them? Feel like a celebrity with Fredrik's stunning posts.
2. Ryan Serhant: @ryanserhant (500k followers)
- Who are they? Another real estate broker starring on Million Dollar Listing New York, Ryan Serhant is from New York City. With his life motto being "Expansion. Always, in all ways," he is part of the elite real estate firm Nest Seekers International and appears on Network News regularly.
- What do they share? Ryan posts recently have featured house listings around New York City and Long Island. In the past, he has mainly posted personal photos of his vacations, family, and friends.
- Why follow them? Relax and enjoy the sweet posts Ryan dishes out daily.
3. Josh Altman: @thejoshaltman (217k followers)
- Who are they? Part of the firm Douglas Elliman, Josh Altman is a real estate agent who founded his own successful real estate firm in Los Angeles. He stars in Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles as well as travels around the US as a motivational speaker.
- What do they share? Josh's main focus on Instagram is his personal life and family, however he does post house listings as well as photos of his daily business tasks, such as attending a conference.
- Why follow them? Feel as if you're part of the real estate firm Douglas Elliman with Josh's regular posts.
4. Chad Carroll: @chadcarroll (154k followers)
- Who are they? Million Dollar Listing Miami star Chad Carroll is Vice President of Douglas Elliman, which operates in Miami as well as New York City. He is known to have a "full-service real estate approach," and certainly that approach has brought him success through the years.
- What do they share? Chad strictly posts beautiful house listings on his account, with a sprinkle of beautiful nature photos. This instagram account advertises Miami's amazing beauty and luxury, a very unique take.
- Why follow them? Chad's daily posts of Miami luxury homes and scenes will take your breath away.
5. Barbara Corcoran: @barbaracorcoran (143k followers)
- Who are they? Barbara Corcoran turned her life around at the age of 23 when she founded and lead The Corcoran Group, a New York residential brokerage firm that sold for $66 million in 2011. She now is an investor in ABC's TV show Shark Tank, and co-founded the Barbara Corcoran Venture Partners, a group that invests in early-stage start-ups. She also is a regular contributor to NBC's Today show.
- What do they share? Barbara posts snaps of her personal life with funny and cute anecdotes. She also posts advice to her followers while displaying intimate moments with her family and friends.
- Why follow them? Barbara brings a kind and fun nature to your feed with her posts, why not?
6. Luis Iglesias: @luisiglesiasrealestate (86k followers)
- Who are they? Luis Iglesias is the founder and main broker of the Iglesias Realty Group. He has expertise in the luxury real estate market as well as with high profile clientele.
- What do they share? Luis strictly posts listings, with some posts focusing on a particular feature of a listing. Luxury and simplicity is the theme his posts have in common.
- Why follow them? For a window into what the life of a celebrity at home is like, add Luis and his posts to your feed ASAP.
7. Madison Hildebrand: @madisonmalibu (66.7k followers)
- Who are they? Yet another start from Million Dollar Listings Los Angeles, Madison Hildebrand is a luxury realtor and CEO at The Malibu Life, Inc. that recently joined with Partner's Trust, which Madison is a founding partner of. Still young, Madison still has a career ahead of him.
- What do they share? With a good balance between house listings around Los Angeles, his personal life, and humor, Madison's posts are clean and simple.
- Why follow them? If you want to commit to a real estate agent without having your feed clogged with house listings, follow Madison for a well-balanced approach.
8. Kevin Vaughan: @kevin.vaughan (52k followers)
- Who are they? Kevin Vaughan is a Business Development Executive at Platinum Luxury Auction, a company that sells luxury estates on behalf of owners. Based in Miami, Kevin helps Platinum grow, and under his watch it has the potential to become a leader in luxury asset auctions in Florida.
- What do they share? Kevin's post are primarily photos of estates auctioned off. The main theme his account embodies is luxury, however Kevin's captions are fun and relatable.
- Why follow them? Luxurious homes with funny captions makes Kevin a key to anyone looking for a vibrant real estate Instagram account.
9. Jordan J Nielson: @laughing_realtor (27.8k followers)
- Who are they? Jordan Nielson is an Account Manager at ListerPros, an Arizona based real estate marketing firm. After his life as a Realtor, he joined ListerPros to help real estate agents market listings all over the state.
- What do they share? Jordan's posts funny, relatable memes and other media to Instagram. These posts show the life of a real estate agent with a comical spin.
- Why follow them? Laughing daily is medically proven to help fight illnesses, and Jordan's account will help you do that everyday.
10. Joyce Rey: @joycereyrealestate (26.8k followers)
- Who are they? Joyce has been in the real estate industry for over 41 years. Now serving as Executive Director in Los Angeles for Coldwell Banker. She was named Coldwell's #1 real estate agent worldwide in 2011, as well part of the #1 team on the United States West Coast in 2012.
- What do they share? Different from other real estate agents, Joyce occasionally posts beautiful homes she sold in the past. She also posts current listings, and rest assured, they are all breathtaking.
- Why follow them? Joyce's addition to your Instagram feed will bring pictures of modern day castles to your feed. Who doesn't like to imagine being royalty?
Now what?
Get Instagram-inspired by these top 10 real estate agents! From what they're posting, to how they utilize the platform to show off listings and share ideas with their audience, you can glean some easy tips for how to run your own platform. Once you're there, do a little snooping. Check out who else is following their profile and liking their photos and see if you can discover any more Insta-friends. Expand your social network, you just might be surprised by what you find and how you can build up your business from there.
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They sprayed the car with bullets killing the MP and the other occupants in the car. The CCTV cameras installed in the city may provide police will clues on what transpired. The area where the incident occurred has been cordoned off.
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New "Star Trek" boldly voyages to Australia for premiere
By Thuy Ong
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Hundreds of fans screamed and waved as the cast of "Star Trek: Into Darkness" beamed into Sydney on Tuesday with the crew of the starship Enterprise returning to space in the world premiere of one of the season's most anticipated movies.
Fans swarmed the red carpet in central Sydney for a glimpse of Chris Pine and co-star Zachary Quinto, who play Captain James T. Kirk and Mr. Spock in the sequel to J.J. Abrams's highly acclaimed reboot of the famous franchise.
"It's a lot of fun. I love Kirk," said Pine, reprising his role as the suave captain in the film, which is due for worldwide release on May 17.
"Kirk's a man of passion who's ruled by his heart. He'll go from crying to laughing to yelling to loving, and I just love his passion."
"Into Darkness" follows the crew of the Enterprise starship as they return to an Earth left in chaos, with Kirk, Spock and the rest of the crew, including Zoe Soldana as Nyota Uhura, setting out to capture those responsible.
The classic sci-fi drama, which began almost half a century ago, has spawned six television series and 11 blockbuster films that have racked up more than a $1 billion, according to the website Box Office Mojo.
That's a history that the actors said added to the fun.
"I used to watch Star Trek reruns as a kid. I always enjoyed it," said Karl Urban, who plays Leonard "Bones" McCoy, Kirk's ironic foil. "It's kind of surreal to be a part of this amazing re-adventure." Continued...


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A Guardian article notes that the industry predicts that yes, generics are a large part of the future of pharma. We're doing a lot of pharmaceutical study here at Attentio, too. And we have a slightly different understanding of the future of generics in pharma. Buzz about pharmaceuticals makes up one of the most consistent areas of online WOM (word of mouth) growth. Patients and health care consumers are increasingly aware of their choices in both pharma brands and generic products. They go online to discover pharma products and services that are old and new, local and foreign, and—more importantly—good and bad. When a brand beats out the generics in WOM, it's because the brand has a relationship with its consumers, the patients that have tried and come to trust the brand. Tried and true brands have proven their efficacy. Trusted brands have beat fears about side effects or potential complications. People rely on certain brand name pharmaceuticals more than they trust their local hospitals or even their national public health systems. They trust these brands because these brands have worked, are working, and will, patients prophesize, continue to work. Brand buzz in health and pharmaceuticals: It's the WOM that makes the brand 2008/09/03 Patients reveal their bias towards beloved brands in the buzz. In forums, blogs, and message boards dedicated to conditions, illnesses, and general health, certain brands trample their competitors in patient reviews, in online WOM, in buzz. And in sales. Buzz can make or breaks a brand's reputation in pharmaceuticals. P2P communication (patient to patient) divides the good, the bad, and the ugly in available medications. Patients dissect the side effects and the relief that a pharmaceutical brings when added to a patient's health regimen. This kind of word of mouth reputation will hopefully encourage pharmaceutical companies to build better medications, filling the global health market with quality products and services, rather than just quantity. Health Care Consumers and online conversation create communities 2008/08/19 An Economist article explored the trend of medical tourism in Europe and the United States. Consumers of medical services are going abroad to escape high prices and long lines at home. Hannaford, a grocery chain, and a few intrepid insurance programmes, are exploring the possibility of lowering total employee heathcare costs through incentivising traveling abroad for health care needs. Physical travel, however, is the tip of a rapidly decentralising (disintegrating?) health care consumer paradigm. HCPs (Health care consumers) also go online rather than travel abroad to find products and services that they couldn't otherwise access. In doing so, they frequently discover new and innovative products and services that pique consumer interest and fuel further individual (as well as corporate) research. HCPs find communities of like-minded patients and caregivers and exchange information, ideas and opinions about health care goods, services, even specific providers. They research medications and treatments through forums and health care social networking sites like Trusera and PatientsLikeMe. HCPs that share languages compare and critique public health systems. They let each other know what's available where and who or which insurance is willing to fund what. Even institutionally-based medications, once limited to the institution that provided them, can now limit the institution. If a patient can't access the med that s/he thinks s/he needs locally, s/he goes online and finds a provider that is willing to access the HCP--through the mail, through a network, through travel. Health used to be geographic. What the next-door neighbor perceived as "health" could be considered standard for the neighbourhood. Now, the community of patients or HCPs determines what is "health" for their community. A patient suffering from dysthymia, a mood disorder, can go online and ask fellow patients across the globe how they best deal with depression. Then that community can advise, support, sympathise and even supply a patient with the products and services that patient wants. Managing Meds in the Modern Market 2008/06/06 The Stryker Navigation System allows surgery to be a lot less invasive. The system allows a patient's internal organs to be virtually "mapped" through the use of specialised instruments. "Nav reps", navigation representatives or the specialists in Stryker's software, are now joining the modern surgical team. (I love how software is ubiquitous in any successful enterprise these days.) More and more, medicine is a team effort. In business terms, the patient is the CEO, the person that rises or falls with the success of the project. The patient's chosen physician is the CFO, the person that must account for the assembled team and know the purpose of each position on the team, if not exactly how to operate within each position. Nav reps, nurses, additional physicians, specialists, counselors, hospital administrators, insurance agents, researchers, pharmaceutical representatives, and an increasingly vast field of scientists and policy experts are stakeholders in the health of individual patients. Efficient and effective members of these teams go from stakeholder to shareholders, investing their money and time while reaping financial and reputed rewards in the health maintenance of millions of individuals. These individual patients shop for the components of their health online. Millions log-on in China, the Americas and Europe in search of the goods and services that will make up their health management team. Manhattan Research noted that 143 million adults in Europe looked for health information in the ten countries surveyed. 62.6 million of these individuals looked for pharmaceutical information-the health consumer products over which the individual has the most control, aside from their own body. Managing Meds in the Modern Market 2008/06/06 But that's just the beginning. Blogs explore and explain health care policy, insurance programmes both public and private, law, and the modern conditions of medicine and public health. Investment in private insurance throughout the world of welfare states is steadily increasing as public health systems become unable to provide all the options the individual patient wants and needs. Monitoring and measuring what which individuals want and need is essential to anyone interested in investing resources or money in the health care market. Luckily, this is easily done; Attentio's tools are phenomenal at keeping interested parties updated regarding the health industry online. As a health care policy analyst that regularly compares the US/EU health policy regulations, I am most appreciative of both Attentio's tools and the millions of proactive health care consumers that post daily about their concerns and health care interests. Push me, Pull U 2008/05/07 I've been reading online about the importance of social media monitoring in reducing the money wasted on advertising. Mediapost had some nice things to say about the recession and companies learning to shore up their budgets by being more cautious about their marketing. In Europe, word-of-mouth and online marketing is not only a low cost with a great many benefits, it's the safest, most respectful way to reach clients and consumers. The EU is very protective of European consumers. "Push" advertising, in-your-face, direct-toconsumer ads, is frowned upon. For some corporations, this kind of marketing can even result in legal action. For example, pharmaceutical corporations are very limited in the information that they can provide to consumers, and they're even more limited in their methods of distributing this information. France has required Yahoo! to limit the information that can be accessed by French consumers to be more in line with French rules and customs. The French Parliament is now considering making encouraging anorexia a crime, and in some Southern European countries, models are already required to present health certificates to their employers. One has to wonder how this trend in consumer-citizen protection legislation will eventually affect marketing. Online marketing, however, is saving time, money, and respect for different legal and cultural traditions by creating content that "pulls" consumers rather than push them. This, the EU and European States determine, is okay. If a consumer accesses the information rather than has it foisted on them, then everyone is happy. Ditch the DTC 2008/04/08 Health care today is an individually-consumed good that produces benefits for everybody. But there is a problem–"health" is subject to interpretation. By the patient. By the doctor. By the nurse. By the judge or the lawyer or the jury or the neighbour or the parent or the secondary school counsellor or the teacher or the boss that sends/does not send the kid home. Health care consumers know this. That's why individual consumers are taking ownership of their health care-online. They post and participate in sharing side effects, suspicions, and successes with medications, diets, and treatments. Online, there are no national boundaries limiting the information about medicines and health care services. Consumers price shop, compare experiences, and exchange advice. But not with everyone. Consumers prefer to talk to each other-consumer trust other consumers, in health care as in all other consumer goods. Consumers do not trust the professionals-at least, not directly. Direct to consumer (DTC) advertising is despised. Expertise is suspect. But experience is king. If a pharmaceutical has good word of mouth online, it attracts a dedicated and appreciative following. Consumers are "pulled" to the medication by positive reviews, rather than pushed a drug by DTC. Drug dealing online 2008/02/23 It's no secret that the British are royally PO-ed about their ailing public health system. Understaffed and underfunded, hospitals are unable to respond to demand. Media accuses clinical beds of breeding superbugs. Patients criticise doctors for hit and run diagnoses that fail to satisfy. Treatments are increasingly compared online as being inconsistent and worse, ineffective. Not surprisingly, political Buzz has turned to public health. 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With Louisa learning Spanish, then a trip to Spain is surely justified on educational grounds alone; thus off we went for a grand adventure. But aside from sending her on shopping trips in search of breakfast (apparently she knows the Spanish for several kinds of cake judging by the haul she came back with…unless she just pointed and smiled) we also made sure she had some fun too.
I had a fabulous birthday in Belgium despite a slightly 'exciting' start.
We took the Eurotunnel early on Monday and after getting up at crack of dawn, being misdirected by the roadworks on the M25 we just made our check-in time only to discover that our train had a couple of broken carriages so we ended up getting bumped to the next one.
Having made it to France we were running out of fuel, only to discover that the service station at Cité Europe was out of gazole. Cue a rather frantic drive in search of fuel. The miles remaining indicator really does reach zero. Who knew?
However fuel purchased we set off to Belgium and a Trappist brewery (or at least the visitor centre) for lunch and an exclusive beer. Then on to Ghent where we had afternoon waffles and then (some of us at least) swam in the outside pool at the hotel before heading out for all you can eat ribs for dinner at my favourite Ghentian restaurant.
My birthday itself involved awesome presents, another swim (we were determined), more waffles, a rather nice wander around Ghent and a good lunch before heading off to a beer warehouse to bring back rather a lot of Belgian beer. We finally arrived home about one in the morning on Wednesday. A good value birthday treat I feel.
Every year (yes, every year) we head off in August to Cropredy Festival for a good time involving some fantastic music and the most friendly festival around. We're part of a small group who help out welcoming (and putting wristbands on) the media visitors to the festival. So here is a snapshot (literally) of my day at Cropredy this year.
By nine o'clock we've got up, breakfasted and headed up to the cabin at the top of Field 6 to be ready for our first arrivals of the day. Looking across the festival site people have been arriving to camp for a couple of hours already.
By ten o'clock we've got the power in the cabin turned on and are charging a selection of devices. Mobile phones are vital when people are at opposite ends of the site for much of the day.
My first stint over I head backstage in order to draw some bunting for the Compton Verney world record attempt. It won't be my last piece this weekend either.
Next a chance to grab some lunch from the catering tent (surely the best festival catering anywhere).
At one o'clock I'm back at my post. The field has filled up quite a lot since first thing this morning.
The afternoon rolls by easily. We're sitting in the sun and enjoying our job immensely. We even have time to pose for the odd photo it would appear.
Three o'clock and some water is delivered to the cabin. Given the sunshine we're all very glad of it.
The view from the top of the field is one of my favourite sights. The fields are filling up by the hour.
I'm just about to go down the field anyway when I see smoke coming from the stage. Off I go to see what it is. Only a generator fire and nobody is hurt.
Then a chance to watch (and listen to) some of the music. Capercaillie are on fine form and I'm right in front of the stage, dancing along.
Seven o'clock and I'm back at the cabin for my last shift of the day. The fields are looking full now and the sun is beginning to go down. The festival is in full swing.
Eight o'clock and I finally have my dinner. Yum! Then it's off to relax, enjoy the rest of the evening's music and get a good night's sleep in our tent, before another fun day in Cropredy.
Back in January, I took my beloved, but rather looking worse for wear Morgan to a local Morgan specialist:
I went and picked her up today, complete in her new Alverston Red livery, with Polar leather interior with Cranberry piping.
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Quick question. When the "design team" reports unbiased feedback back to NS, is or will that feedback be posted on the forum? I have never owned a NS board, but I am interested in the 2014 Proto. There had to be some neg/constructive feedback to add the "harmonic dampening" (I think that's what I read it stands for). So for anybody who owns or has had a chance to ride any model Proto, what didn't you like about it?
Read my Evo review. I talked about it's limits at speed even though it is not what the board was built for.
As for this ridiculous debate...
Look Ippy, everything you said is mostly perpetuated by riders on this forum that have absolutely nothing to do with the Design team. They may have been influenced by one of our reviews though. They went and bought their own NS and they are the ones hyping it.
Threads are created asking about NS and some of us reviewers go in there and answer as best we can. You keep mentioning that NS is being shoved down people's throats. So what? Why do you bring that up in a debate about the Design Team? That insinuates that you are referring to us. Otherwise, it is just customers hyping a brand they like.
If you are in fact trying to suggest one of the Design Team members is "shoving" NS down people's throats, post up some evidence. I'm not telling you to do that in a manner of "I don't believe you." I'm telling you to do that so that person/those people can tone it down.
About free gear, I've been getting free gear for over 3 years. I haven't paid for a snowboard in that amount of time. I had a K2 Turbo Dream before becoming a Design Team member. I sold it after riding the Proto. I also have a review for the TD on this forum.
I dare not say any brand makes the best boards. All I can say is that I'm thoroughly satisfied with my NS boards. And that's the truth no matter if you believe it to be biased or not.
I'll provide you with a copy and paste of an Email Vince sent to Snowolf and myself:
We actually encourage you and the rest of the design team to test and review other brands. It makes you look unbiased
and will help keep you current on what other companies are doing and we can learn a lot from what you liked and disliked.
Please feel free to write reviews on other boards, ride everything and let people know.
By the way, why didn't anyone knock Snowolf for reviewing other products he got for free? Because those products aren't hyped? WiredSports hands him gear to review regularly. Why aren't you jumping on their backs? They even do regular giveaways here too. None of you are complaining about that.
I'm glad you guys aren't complaining about that other stuff. You shouldn't. WiredSports provides awesome information and is generous enough to give away boards. Maybe you all forgot that Never Summer is also on here doing giveaways. Maybe you all forgot that Never Summer has changed their graphics and base colors for you a number of times after you all complained.
Seriously, let's just stop this nonsense. If you don't like any of this, don't pay any attention to the reviews or NS posts. Keep on suggesting the gear that you like and nevermind what others are saying.
As for me, I'm gonna continue riding gear and reviewing them regardless of the brand or whether or not I get something for free.
And let's be real... you wouldn't turn down an opportunity like this so don't be a hypocrite.
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The fellow patient falls back into unconsciousness, and I sigh. I was hoping that I could gain some information about where I was , and maybe to what is going on here. Well at that very moment a pair of doors are slammed open, with a cart that was drenched in blood,and a unconscious but shaking patient. A moment later a doctor came through and stopped dead in his tracks looking at me.
"Your an odd one. I will get you in a second." He says before I can say anything pushing the cart against and lazily pushing the shaking patient over to a clean bed. He attached a chain similar to the one that was around my ankle. Afterwards the doctor opens a hidden closet and kicks the cart in there.
"Now on to you." He walks across the room," I could have sworn you got of surgery only a day ago. Lets see trauma?" He takes out a penlight and shines it my eyes.
"Urm what is this place?" I ask.
"A lab."
"For what?"
"Be quiet!"He yells at me," No obvious trauma but like subject one no memory of anything."He mutters for himself and takes out an electronic device taking notes.
"What subject number am I?" I ask
"Fifteen. " He replies aloofly.
"Don't I have a name?"
"Not that I care to know of. Anyways you seem to have quite some potential, looks like I research might have reached a new level. We're taking you analysis room."
"Wait what kind of resear..." Before I can finish the doctor jabs a needle into my back and the world quickly fades back to the darkness.
Once again I slowly wake up , the bright light up above me blinding me, irritating my eyes. All my cognitive functions barely operating, thinking was as much of a task as trying to wade in setting cement. For an unmeasurable amount of time I sit in the same spot letting the drug that doctor gave me to wear off. The room was lit by a series of bright lights and much of it was white say; for the camera's and strange monitoring devices that were way above my reach, and the glass window that a team of scientist sat on the other side with their computers. The more and more I saw of this place the less I thought of them as doctors and the less I thought I was a patient.
"Once again a quick recovery 15, the drug that I administered to you. Usually that drugs takes a day to wear off but they you are standing before us only 5 hours afterwards."
"Why are you telling me this?" I ask.
" Well to keep you from going completely bored and to make you feel good about yourself. Your the first subject that has woken up after treatment, and not only that survived to this point. In many of our views exciting but don't get to proud of yourself just yet because your the fastest. there is other subjects that have survived the treatment but haven't woken from their comatose state just yet. Anyways lets get down to a few things before I have you barrading me with questions. First off rules. One: If you cooperate there will be rewards. 2:If you do not cooperate with us there will be consequences. Three:If you attempt escape because escape is impossible, consequences will be your memories erased,and perhaps even the loss of your mind.4: your are nothing more then a science experiment, you have no rights. Now information about where you are, and what is this place exactly. As its been obviously made clears it's a science lab that well specializes in human testing. Now what we test humans on varies but in your case we are trying to improve our genes to make humans stronger and perhaps even increase one military strength and capabilities. And more personal to you we have given you a serum that has encouraged your DNA to rapidly evolve. So far a few bio scans, and visual observation have shown that your regenerative abilities have been speed up by for times, and your metabolism has sped meaning your going to be hungry at least for times more than a norm human does. Which I estimate you will be eating 12 full course meals in a day. Also a bonus for you is your life span has most likely been increased. As for more desired effects you have shown potential in shape shifting, Telepathy, perhaps self replication, and a trace of the elemental control, but we think that may not develop to the fact your body is evolving with each moment it might not happen. Guess I have told you all I'm willing to tell you. So shut up and don't ask any questions!"
With that final statement a a white cushion appeared over the the window and I was isolated from any sort of interaction with another living being, but at least the guy told me what was going on, but I didn't like how the future might look, I don't want to be a test subject for the rest of my life, even if I don't remember what kind of life I used to live as. It might me against the rules they sent but I'm going to find a way out of here.


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The dlc will come very soon. Look at what I found:
It is a tournament for fighting games. It said that the dlc for PSASBR will be featured. So, if it'll be on there, it'll be for us soon!
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A powerful, lyrical new record in partnership with the We Can Do This Together (WCDTT) organization — "focused on unifying and uplifting one another, through the use of relevant, effective and entertaining mediums."
Slick, clear, and thought-provoking lyricism throughout.
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