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Being a Helpful NG'er
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Good :D
Excellent, this is a great "Interactive Movie" ;P and you did a great job on it, its informative and easy to understand and im sure it will help alot of people. It even taught me a thing or two. Hahaha. ;P
Graphically it was plain and simple but good, because i hate tutorials and such with great big fancy backgrounds where you cant read anything because of all the distracting pictures in your way, nice and Grey and White. Very good indeed. The buttons were nice too, easy to see, and all the screenshots taken and put into the flash were clear and understandable, if a little bit off quality at times.
The sound was alright, not my style but it fit the flash, and a nice mute button for those who do not want to listen to the music. This flash covered alot in it and its gonna help all the n00bs on here, but it needs more views and publicity for it to be seen damn it. I'll recommend it for a collection now!! :D
Overall it was great. There's only one problem with it as far as i can see, and i blame Corky for this, WHY WASN'T I LISTED AS A GREAT REVIEWER!? Look through my reviews and you will see i put lots of lvoe into every word and i've never had one deleted. I'm insulted. ;)
Nice work guys.
Wow, awesome review, glad you liked it!
Em, the helpful reviewers were sort of chosen fairly quickly, a few names popped into our heads and we checked them out. You'd have definitely made the list had your name come up.
Thanks for the review!
Newgrounds Helpful Guide
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Yummy Quiz
Ooh!! A game, i haven't reviewed any of your stuff for a while now Yoshi! I like this game, its cool and lets you know what sort of a Newgrounder you are, even though it may be a bit far fetched, i got a score of 44 meaning that i would be a worthy Moderator, even though i'm not so sure about that. I wouldnt like to Mod the BBS, but i'd love to be a Review Mod. ^_~
Graphically its nice, presented pretty nicely using the normal Newgrounds yellow and orange beams, gotta love those beams! It looks bright and colourful, very nice. I like the buttons, the buttons for selecting your answers were very BBS like and they fit the whole theme of the quiz. Nice work on the presentation overall. ^_^
The sound was alright, not exactly my choice of music but its Newgroundsy which fit the quiz, and im very happy you put a dirty big MUTE button in there for people like me, it allowed me to quiz and listen to Slipknot at the same time. THNX ^_~
The questions were of a good quality, but there werent very many, so next time make more so you can evaluate better, you could use questions such as:
What colour is your aura?
Whats your posts per day?
How many times have you been banned?
And many more, if you decide to make another, consult me for questions bitch!! :D
Overall its a bitchin quiz, i like it and your flash submissions seem to be getting better and better, im proud of you! :D
Also get on MSN more often, i hate using AIM. I havent chatted to you in ages. D:
Congrats on dialy second as well my friend. Excellent Quiz.
Thanks man. ;) Be on later.
Ultimate South Park Quiz
Rated 2.5 / 5 stars
Hmmm htis was a pretty good quiz, hard enough as it got on, but i am an avid south park watcher so it wasnt too hard for me, but if you dont watch south park religiously then this quiz will get WAY too difficult for them, i know its the ultimate south park quiz, but you should of had different difficulty levels depending on SP knowledge.
The music was very annoying, there was no option to turn it off either, which pissed me off to no end, either scrap it, or make an off button, SERIOUSLY.
The graphics on it were alright, cool pictures after each question too.
Overall it was ok, not great as alot of it was tedious, especially the whole checkpoint system annoyed me when i got to like question 30. Ahhh. Anyway its average on a whole, not spectacular.
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Button Finder 2
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars
Not bad!
This was a cool game, a nice little game that provides a challenging little time waster, fun to play and really mind bending as well as sometimes you cant see the button for ages, then its in a really obvious spot. Nice work.
Graphically it could of been better, The overall presentation of each level was alright, but the pictures could of been better, and the menus were a bit sloppy, could of jazzed em up a little bit ya know?
Cool Music for it though, gave a good atmosphere! Good choice for it. Well Done.
Overall a good game, took me a while to complete and i enjoyed playing it, nice level variety and it was difficult, which is good for a puzzle game, nice work on this and hopefully we'll have a uton finder 3 coming our way.
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Thanks for high vote. The menu on 3 is more well made. It's amazing how the first half of reviews were saying that they didn't enjoy the music and the second liking it. You completed all 45 levels!?
Awesome Sprite Tutorial
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars
Great tutorial, and very helpful. Im sure this will help lots of upcoming sprite flash artists in the near future. We dont see too many good sprite flashes nowadays. :(
Ths tutorial was very clear, nice black bacround, coupled with occasional animation and pictures. It was very easy to understand and very clear. The lack of music was good, as i have looked through too many tutorials with annoying music in the backround.
Overall a great tutorial. Nice work!!
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Glad that you liked it, thanks for the review =]
Delayed Radar
Rated 3 / 5 stars
Nice Work
Hmm this game wasnt bad, seemed a little...off, but it was good, maybe needs to be finetuned a little bit just to perfect it but apart from that it was fine. Its a cool idea for a game though, like a search and snipe kind of this, this would be good if you incoporated a storyline, like your an assassin or something.
The graphics were alright, very simple. The colours were also very simple, red black and gold were alright to go with for this i suppose, overall on a whole it looked ok, no real problems with the way it looked except that it probably COULD of looked better than it did. More detail and better presentation.
The animation and gameplay were alright, pretty smooth running and it was cool to play for a while, and challenging to fins the golden orbs, but i dont think its a game i would play on a regular basis, just not fun enough. One of the main problems i had with the core design was that the seethrough part of my scope couldnt keep up with my cursor, it was always lagging behind, unless its supposed to do that?
The music was ok, but the simple, drag over the button to turn the music on and off was cool, but a little annoying, the sound effects used were good, but you could of done so much more with this, like adding gunshot noises to the scope, and a rader beeping in the backround. But i suppose its ok.
Overall its an alright game, good enough, but it could use some fine tuning and some tweaking to make it even better, i suggest keeping this core design and just developing it further until you perfect it. Nice work.
Graphics - 6
Gameplay - 6
Sound - 5
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First Light
Rated 4 / 5 stars
This was a cool game, good way to just use up time if you're bored, which is exactly what ive been using it for these past couple of days. its pretty enjoyable but fun and frustrating to play. And a good challenge.
It was presented very simply, just spheres of colour, but the simpleness does the game justice as it gives it charm. Good music too. And overall a very good game. Hope to see more. :D
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Visual Illusions 4
Rated 3 / 5 stars
Hmmm, very interesting, but once you watch it once its not something that ill likely watch again. It was cool, but kinda boring if you get my drift. Im not a big fan of picture slideshows and optical illusion flashes but some of the ones in here were really good.
The music was fucking annoying, it was really loud and repetative, i'd suggest a softer track. Anyway it was ok. But nothing special.
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The Last Stand 2
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Great game, one of the best on Newgrounds. Contrary to what alot of people think i like this alot more than the first one, the whole moving from place to palce and searching individual buildings was a great aspect to the game, and the decent amout of weapons in it is good, compound bow is my favorite though. I'd like to see a crossbow in the 3rd one, if there is gonna be one.
The graphics are great, very realistic style to the characters and backrounds, it has a very dull dreary. The backrounds are all very detailed and are quite different from town to town so that was very good. Nicely done. I liked the different array of zombies to fight, it kept things interesting. But made it harder.
The animation was great, all the zombies and characters move fluidly on high quality. Very good.
The gameplay was excellent, great controls and great aspects of the game. The reloading was a tad annoying, especially not being able to change weapon but i suppose its more realistic that way. The sound was great, great gun/weapon sounds and the zombie groans were great. :D
Overall one of my fave, and one of the best games on Newgrounds. i would, and im sure everyone else would love to see a third installment in the series. Hoping too see one! Keep up the good work. :D
Graphics - 10
Animation - 9
Gameplay - 8
Sound - 8
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Choices: a poem
Rated 3 / 5 stars
New And Innovative
Hmmm this is new, but its not bad, its very creative for one thing and the poetry in it isnt half bad. Nice work, its nice to see Newgrounders exploring new ways of expresing themselves through flash and this is a good one.
To be honest the presentation is terrible, lets start with the main menu, its bland, boring and doesnt fit. You'd think for something as expressive and creative as poetry you could of done a bit more graphically? It unbalances the style of the flash.
Plain white backrounds and cut and pasted images dont do anything for appearance, it makes it look sloppy and rushed. :/
One major annoyance was the constant font changing throughout the poetry reading, its not necessary.
There was no animation to speak of, but the whole choose your path interactivity side of the flash was very interesting and i like the idea. The narrative was good, the vocals were clear and enunciated well so i could understand. The reading was very expressive as well, was that you reading?
Overall its good, needs work to perfect but i liked it, i hope to see mroe creative and interesting flashes like this from you soon, and i may even have a go at making one myself. If i do ill credit you. :P
Graphics/Presentation - 4
Animation/Interactivity - 7
Audio/Music - 6
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Wow, thanks for the extremly detailed review! It's always nice for an author to have someone review their work in such detail. Let me reply to some of your points:
Did you really think that the menu was that bad? I mean, I can agree that using pasted images wasn't the best idea (but I thought it was better than leaving nothing or, even worse, me actually drawing something!), but I thought the menu had a minimalist quality to it... guess not. =[
Because there is no animation at all in my flash, I tried using the font changes in attempt to keep things less repetitive. Again, I thought it was reasonable, but I can understand if you didn't like it, because even to me it doesn't feel altogether natural.
The presentation as a whole is naturally where I'll concentrate my efforts in improving, should I try to make another flash poem, probably by acquiring a co-author (given the lack of personal skills in this sort of thing).
As regard to the reading, yes, I did everything in the flash, including the reading of the poem. I do occasionally do voice acting, but I have terrible track record (of the 4 projects I've participated, only one has been sucessivly concluded!). Feel free to PM me if you ever need one.
Oh, and I'd heartily encourage you to try and make something "creative", I've felt that NG could do with some more variety in the type of flashes it receives.
Thanks for the compliments and the critique!


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I vasilate constantly on that very point. We are TOLD not to worry it is not progressive blah blah blah! But this condition of chronic pain and the anxiety accompanied with it has to be progressive. Anytime we are continually bombarded with stress, which fibro really does, it is negatively affecting our bodies and minds.
At times I have to calm myself down when things get really bad b/c I think will it ease up??? It always does but that creeping fear can set in. I had felt it is b/c I am so new in dealing with it and I can guarantee you I do everything I can to control my fear. I persoanally worry about aging, we are close in age, and maintaining my independence. This is a fear I never remotely thought of before Fibro.
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I am flying back to FLA today from New Hampshire. It has been a great break BUT I have noticed much more aching with the colder temps. Hope it is in my imagination but don't think so.
Hugs, Patsie
Hey Sue,
I think that's one of the many things we all go through. I know (from what I've read) that Fibro supposedly doesn't cause permanate damage.. but it sure doesn't feel that way when your having a flare that's lasting FOR-FREAKIN-EVER!!! It is scary. I've had a flare that's been going on again off again for about a year, it lets up for a week or so and then.. bam.. back again!!! I miss feeling well and I sometimes think, I never will again. But then I put on my Positive Patti Hat and try to get my head in a safer place. I really think when we get down and depressed the anxiety kicks in and it makes it worse.
Note to Patsie... have a safe trip!!!
Thanks to you all for your posts. I am glad I am not alone in this "fear".
Like Sherrine said, you have given me a lot to think about and a lot of information.I guess I need to stop dwelling on Fibro and start thinking more positive, but it sure is hard when you have that constant gnawing, shooting pains.
I am so very glad I have you as friends on this forum. I feel blessed to be able to share with all of you
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Malaysian officials, who are leading an international air crash investigation into the mystery flight, were due to witness the inspection.
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Traralgon-based Neilson Builders closed its doors last Friday, costing 19 employees their jobs and leaving 13 home construction projects across the Latrobe Valley in limbo.
Some tradesmen say they are at risk of seeing their businesses fold under significant debts owed by Neilson, money they expect never to receive.
One creditor — the owner of a Traralgon roofing company who wished to remain anonymous — said he was down $200,000.
The 31-year-old, who completed all the roofing work on Neilson-built homes in the past year, said he was due to build a house with the firm "to try and clear some of the debt".
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The roofer said it was the second hit he had taken in the past 14 months — he also lost $300,000 when another Gippsland-based builder, Macalister Constructions, went under early last year.
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Your customer will never have to go searching for you're a secure financing option on their own. Remember those customers that have to leave your business to go get a bank loan and they don't return for weeks, if even at all? With a financing program in place you would be able to approve them on the spot and get paid faster. You won't have to worry about them leaving to never return.
Prevents the customer from shopping around.
When the price tag is high, customers will generally shop around to save as much money as they can. If your small business sells medium to high priced goods you are probably familiar with this. You can avoid this by having a financing program in place. If you can offer your customer a financing option then it is no longer a high price but rather a monthly payment that is manageable.
Free up your customers' cash reserves.
Today, most people to have a bunch of cash lying around to go and spend. They like to hold onto their cash in case of emergencies and unexpected costs. By financing your product your customers won't have to worry about emptying their pockets.
If you have a vendor finance program with a solid financial partner it can definitely become easier for your customer to sign on the dotted line. More importantly, it puts you in a position to better care for your customer's needs. With care comes trust as well as a long relationship between you and your customer.
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Travel Backpacks for Kids
One big part of a family vacation is being prepared for the travel, which is sometimes the hardest part. Whether by car or plane, travel time can be hard on kids mostly because they can't be as active as they want to be. It is hard on everyone to sit for long periods of time, so it is important to have lots of great things for them to do.
We have a travel backpack for each of our kids – this is a backpack filled with fun activities and goodies to use on their travels. Since most of our travels are Disney trips, our backpacks are Disney themed. Each child has their own backpack and they are responsible for carrying their own (except maybe our toddler). We also pack their backpacks as a surprise, so please excuse my dark pictures as I had to take them once they went to bed.
Here are the things we packed as well as other ideas for things to pack for your kiddos on a family vacation.
- Clipboard. This year, I got each child an inexpensive clipboard and wrote their name on it. The clipboard is for coloring and writing on when there isn't a flat surface. Even the trays on the plane aren't great for coloring on because you have to lean far forward to color. Having a clipboard means they can write and color anywhere.
- Zipper pouches – Each child has a zipper pouch with their name on it and colored pencils, pencils or mechanical pencils and erasers inside. We reuse these on all our trips.
- Coloring sheets – I print tons of free coloring sheets online for each child, according to what they like. This year, we found some cute Disney World coloring sheets as well as Wreck It Ralph, Brave and Stitch. We staple them together into a packet for each child.
- Crayons – Crayons always get dropped, lost and broken on trips. This year I purchased a Crayola tin for each child and put new crayons in each. I wrote their names on the bottom of each. We will see if the tins keep the crayons better than just the pouch.
- Crayola Coloring rolls – I found these rolls of coloring in the $1 bins at Target. Could be more endless fun and creativity on our long plane ride.
- Coloring books – I found these books throughout the year and saved them for the trip. When they are tired with other coloring, these might offer something new to do.
- Mini Lego kits – I found small pouches of Lego Friends for the girls and a small Lego Creator kit for my son. This will be something simple to put together on the plane.
- Small plastic plates – Wondering what these are for? I found these in the $1 bins at Target and they are for the Legos so the small pieces don't fall on the floor. They can also be used for crayons so they won't roll off the tray, and any snacks you might have for them. They could be used for many things!
- Sticker Activity Books – I got these on clearance for under $1 at Target, and they are small and light which is perfect for a backpack.
- Books – we have a few new books in each backpack for them to read
- Travel Tangoes – My kids love this game and it is so great for their brains! The pieces can be small but the small plate can hold the pieces while they make the pictures. If you haven't played Tangoes, there are 7 shape pieces (or more with the full game) and there is a picture you have to recreate using the shape pieces. Sounds simple but it is really fun.
- Tic Tac Toe paper pads – Found them at Target and they will be a fun game to play with each other.
- Uno – whether this dice game (remember the plastic plate? Great for dice games) or the original cards, this is a great travel game
- Cards games – besides Uno, we also have Phase 10, I Spy, Phase 10 for kids (for younger kids)
- Magnetic Games – The airport magnetic board I found is for our toddler to play with and the pieces stay on the board, Colorforms work great as well since they stick to the board.
Movies & Electronics
- Movies – we bring a couple portable DVD players as well as some new movies that are a surprise. We don't bring the movies in their cases, but put the disc in a CD case to save space. Here are some of the new movies we are bringing this year. Each child has their own headphones to listen to the movie.
- iPad – we have an iPad and an iPad mini for the kids to play on
- iPod Shuffles – we have iPod shuffles for the kids to listen to music along with the headphones
- Nook (or Kindle) – my older kids like to read on Nooks which we load with a couple new books
Snacks & Treats
Something that isn't pictured but that is very important is having snacks. We bring an empty sippy for our toddler and we fill it up once we pass security. Keep in mind you will need to purchase water once you pass through security at the airport, but food snacks are allowed in your bag as long as it isn't liquid. Here are some ideas of snacks and treats:
- Goldfish
- Graham crackers
- Raisins
- Yogurt Raisins
- Gum (for takeoff and landing)
- Lollipops (for takeoff and landing for little ones)
- Nilla wafers
- Cookies
- Granola bars
- Fruit sticks or fruit snacks
- Grapes
- Sliced fruit (apples, oranges)
- Mini muffins or quick breads
- Pirate Booty
- Chips (these may get crushed so it would depend on the bag)
- Simple candy like Smarties, Gummy bears, lifesavers (if older kids)
Those are just some ideas of snacks to have on hand, but I'm sure there are lots more great things to take for kids to munch on during your travels. We keep most snacks and treats packed in our main travel bag as opposed to each child's backpack, just so they don't eat everything all at once.
I hope these lists and pictures give you some ideas of what to pack on your family's next vacation traveling. Sometimes just getting there is the hard part, but good planning and packing can make it a little easier on everyone!
If you have other ideas of things to pack for kids, leave me a comment! I would love to hear more ideas and suggestions!
Other posts in our Disney Travel Planning for Families Series:
Part 1: Countdown To Do
Part 2: These Feet Were Made For Walking
Part 3: Preparing for Medical Issues & Emergencies
Part 5: Diaper Changing Prep 101


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Saskatoon Health Region's Department of Spiritual and Cultural Care received an appreciation award from the Islamic Association of Saskatchewan on February 23.
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A significant visual milestone was achieved on the Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan (CHS) construction site on February 17 and 18 with the removal of the smaller of the two tower cranes.
Saskatoon Emergency Department Wait Times Posted Online
Earlier this week, Saskatoon Health Region began posting emergency department wait times for adult non-urgent patients on their website.
Making insulin therapy better for patients and residents
Instead of badges or capes, they're armed with order sets and documentation records.
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"My next goal is to dance," Robert Green says with a laugh. "Walk, then dance!"
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There really is no place like home. This is especially true when you or a loved one isn't feeling well. You want to be close to what's familiar and those who support you.
Public feedback improves triage poster
Last year, a poster was created to help patients better understand the triage process in our emergency departments. A copy of the poster was shared on our social media feeds earlier this year.
Registration Services creates another year of Bear magic
Registration Services staff spend their own time to make a difference for every child they meet during their work day - presenting their latest donation of $9,500 to Teddy Bears Anonymous.
Health Region joins provincial transcription service
Saskatoon Health Region (SHR) joined the provincial transcription service on December 6 shifting to the Fluency for Transcription software from its existing voice recognition software program.
15th Annual Children's Hospital Radiothon Raises $431,409
Children and families who have spent time in hospital proved to be remarkable inspiration for listeners of the 15th Annual Children's Hospital Radiothon presented by your local SaskEnergy Network Member. The three-day event raised $431,409.60.
U of S launches study of cannabis treatment for childhood epilepsy
The Pediatrics Department at the U of S is launching a study examining the use of Cannabidiol to treat children with medically intractable epilepsy and associated cognitive decline, after recently obtaining Health Canada approval to proceed.
Eating Disorder Awareness Week
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Best-practice care to stroke patients across Saskatchewan
From Swift Current to Spiritwood, Macklin to Moosomin, it doesn't matter where you live in Saskatchewan; you now have access to more timely and appropriate care during the first crucial hours of a stroke.
Planning for a Provincial Health Authority Taking a Patient First Approach
As a working group was set to begin a long day of identifying the many steps and tasks needed to move to a Provincial Health Authority by fall 2017, patient advisor Diane Boulanger reminded everyone why patients need to be at the top of that list.
Dr. David Campbell: A man who puts his family and his patients first
"When my daughter was born, I had to resuscitate her," says Dr. David Campbell of his first child, who was not breathing immediately following her birth.
Donation from Deloitte Means New Treatment Room for Kids at Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan
A $150,000 gift to the Children's Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan will create a special new space for children receiving treatment for chemotherapy, blood transfusions, and insulin therapy at the new Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan.
New $8.4 million Saskatchewan MS research chair announced
A new $8.4 million University of Saskatchewan Chair in Multiple Sclerosis Clinical Research will lead a drive toward a cure for multiple sclerosis (MS), the University of Saskatchewan and partner organizations announced today.
Recreation Therapy – Helping our clients and residents make the most of their lives
Therapeutic Recreation month in February is dedicated to enhancing public awareness of Recreation Therapy programs and services and to expanding recreation and leisure opportunities for people with disabilities.
Fear turns into confidence all thanks to a little bear
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Training for Code Blue responses
The STARS Mobile Education Unit partnered with the Royal University Hospital (RUH) Code Blue team on January 12 for simulation training sessions.
New Options for Mental Health Benefit Physicians and Patients alike
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Western Financial Group in LeRoy Donates $5,000 to Humboldt District Hospital Foundation
The Humboldt District Hospital Foundation (HDHF) has graciously accepted a donation from Western Financial Group in LeRoy in the amount of $5,000.
Information Prescriptions offered at Region's medical libraries
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Health Records sorts out filing backlogs
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Jubilee Residences and Stensrud Lodge receive special recognition
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Dementia assessment neighbourhood under development
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Importance of Outlook: A Parable of Oranges
by sahilalvi on Dec.03, 2009, under Innovation, Management
Once upon a time there lived two orange farmers in sunny Florida.
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Jack was good at ensuring every last drop of juice was squeezed out of the oranges he used for their co-operative's juice-making facility. However, Steve was more intrigued by the idea of how he could produce more oranges and sell them to new sets of customers in different product formats and through wider distriution.
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But one fine day, Jack realized he had reached the limit of squeezing every drop of juice available in an orange and could go no further. Meanwhile, right about this time, Steve's non-fizzy, special orange and mixed fruit juice blend began to take off. Over the next few quarters, the drink gained national popularity.
In that year alone, sales went up by 35% and margins approximately: 20%. And there seemed to be no stopping the popularity of the drink — which a major beverage company was interested in licensing for US$ 300 million for an exclusive, multi-year agreement to produce and distribute the drink. This would be 10 times the annual US$ 30 million turnover of the entire orange co-operative and 100 times greater than the US$ 3 million extra margin improvement that Jack had painstakingly operationalized by improving juice yields from their orange stock.
Moral of the story: Yield management and cost reduction have their logical limits. Growth and diversification, on the other hand, is only limited by the resourcefulness and creativity of the people involved.
What company are you?
Jack — the cost-squeezing innovator with a natural limit to your value creation capabilities…or Steve — the relentless strategic innovator with boundless value creation capabilities.
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January 20th, 2003, 01:32 PM #1
Does anyone else notice Target is not displaying the right commission owed for Dec. reports? I have hit their tier for 7% commish, but they're only showing my payout as 6% of sales. Is this truly a mistake or are they just hoping it is not noticed?
Shouldn't they have this set up to automatically calculate your % based on the tier you hit, or is someone sitting around with an abacus going through each affiliates sales amount??
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If you display a Target link, check your "Non-Commissionable sales" in your Linkshare reports.
You may be surprised to see that you are making sales for Target and getting NO commissions for these sales.
I found several of these NON-COM explained as "4 day return expired".
I Finally found their Hidden Contact form on their site and send them a note about it. I expect No reply.
It looks like their just out for Free Branding.
Another non-com sale for Target means their links come down. I doubt if they are concerned.
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Hi Clicks4Nut'n -
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Is it your first night on Minecraft? Maybe you won't settle for that crummy first-night dirt shack. If you're crafty, you can build a good house, even on your first night.
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2Punch a tree and collect about 25 birch logs and about 35 oak logs.
3Make a wooden pickaxe then mine a fair bit of cobblestone and and make a stone set. This is where the river/lake is needed. Gather 6 sand, make a furnace and start smelting the sand while you continue the build.
- If you want extra effect, collect some clay from the riverbed. This will be used for a flower pot or 2 later.
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1Make a frame, a 5x3x3 box of oak wood. Next, jump on top of the box and place a slab on the planks then extend the slabs around the box.
2Make a hole in the wall for a door, on the edge of the box, one block in on the left. Fill the floor of the box in with birch planks. Then place an oak door in the hole.
3One block across from the door, make a hole 2 long 1 wide 2 high. Make those glass you smelted into panes and fill the 2 wide hole with them. Then make a hole on the back right corner, 3 long 1 wide 1 high so you can see through the corner into the room. Fill the space with panes.
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