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John Nelson, CEO
As CEO, John is responsible for implementing and leading SOP's strategic growth plan while creating a people-1st servant culture that is always focused on our partners' employees and the great people they treat.
John was previously the COO of Results Physiotherapy, a Nashville, TN-based physical therapy network, where he helped the company implement acquisition and de novo growth opportunities. Under John's leadership the company grew to over 160 sites across the southeast. While COO, John was responsible for long-term strategic planning, managing the sales and business development teams, and promoting a culture of performance and continuous improvement. As he has transitioned to the Orthodontic industry, John's background as a physical therapist has been of immense benefit in understanding the doctors, the challenges of patient care and how to best meet the consumer.
John also was a founding partner at the Institute of Advanced Musculoskeletal Treatments, one of nations' leaders in physical therapy education and training programs.
John received his Physiotherapy degree from the University of South Australia. He lives in Nashville with his wife Jennifer and their 3 kids: Adelaide, Jameson and Charlie, along with their boxer Lady James. Travel, golf, cooking and great wine are a few of the things you'll find John enjoying with his family and friends.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (615) 551-7025
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Will Peeples, CFO
As CFO, Will is responsible for implementing and leading SOP's finance and accounting functions.
Prior to joining the Company, Will worked in the Special Assets Group of HCA Healthcare, where he led venture investment, joint venture and acquisition transactions across several HCA business units. Before HCA, Will was a member of the Corporate & Securities practice group at Bass, Berry & Sims, where he represented public and private companies on mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance transactions and general corporate matters. Prior to law school, Will worked for two years as a middle market investment banking analyst.
Will earned a B.A. in Finance and Master of Accountancy from Belmont University, where he was a member and captain of the men's basketball team, and his J.D. from Vanderbilt University Law School. Will lives in Brentwood with his wife and three daughters and enjoys golf and cooking.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (615) 551-7024
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Emily Leonard, CPO
As Chief People Officer, Emily is responsible for developing and leading SOP's human capital strategy.
Prior to joining the Company, Emily was the Chief Human Resources Officer at ChanceLight Behavioral Health, Therapy & Education where she led the Human Resources function for a 2,500+ employee organization. Before ChanceLight, Emily served as the Chief Talent Officer for Ampersand Health, SVP of Human Resources at e+CancerCare and helped found LifeBridge, a conflict management firm focused on family and civil mediation.
A native of Atlanta, Emily earned her undergraduate degree in Sociology from Furman University in Greenville, SC and her Master's degree in Counseling from Trevecca Nazarene University. She is married to John, a lifelong educator and military officer. They have two grown children – Adelaide, a Junior at DePaul University and Sam, a Senior in High School.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (615) 551-7022
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Jeremy Garner, Senior Vice President of Business Development
As the Senior Vice President of Business Development, Jeremy is responsible for leading all business development efforts for Southern Orthodontic Partners.
Prior to joining Southern Orthodontic Partners, Jeremy was Vice President of Acquisitions and Development for Surgery Partners, SGRY (NASDAQ). Where he was responsible for executing an aggressive growth strategy in partnering in physician owned outpatient surgical centers. Jeremy has held similar M&A roles with Community Health Systems and Covenant Surgical Partners.
Jeremy is a former Lieutenant Commander in the United States Navy and a veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. He earned his MBA from the Owen Graduate School of Management at Vanderbilt University. Jeremy earned his Bachelor of Science degree from the United States Naval Academy where he was team captain of the men's varsity golf team. He lives in Nashville with his wife Sara and their two daughters – Hennen and Crosby. He enjoys golf, hunting, and watching Navy football.
Dr. Scott Blackman
Dr. Blackman is the owner and founder of Reflections Orthodontics, a two-location practice based in Clarksville, TN. Since 2010, Dr. Blackman has worked extensively with the Ritz Carlton Leadership Center to create and develop a culture of leadership and service, and has developed systems for delivery and execution of a unique patient experience. Dr. Blackman's professional leadership and clinical expertise enable him to share best practices for growing and operating the Southern Orthodontic Partners affiliation network.
Dr. Blackman received his undergraduate education at the University of Tennessee, in Knoxville, and continued his dental education at the U.T Center for Health Sciences in Memphis. He graduated from the University of Tennessee department of Orthodontics in 1997. Dr. Blackman has been recognized for his platform for patient experience, and as a leader in the orthodontics industry.
Dr. Blackman is a fellow of the International College of Dentists, and has served as an officer in the Tennessee Dental Association. He is a member of the American Dental Association, the American Association of Orthodontists, the Tennessee Dental Association, Southern Association of Orthodontics, Tennessee Association of Orthodontics and the Eighth District Dental Society.
Dr. Blackman has been married to his wife, Jennifer since 1995, and has three boys, Connor, Griffin and Brennan. Outside of his family and career, he loves all things outdoors, including running and cycling, and has been a competitive triathlete since 2000.
Dr. Damon Barbieri
Dr. Barbieri is the lead orthodontist at Barbieri Orthodontics, , a practice with two locations in the Nashville area. Dr. Barbieri's professional leadership, clinical expertise, and progressiveness enable him to share best practices for growing and operating the Southern Orthodontic Partners affiliation network.
Dr. Barbieri has built an industry-leading practice around a unique blend of customer experience, professionalism, and fun. Voted by dentists as one of the top orthodontists in Middle Tennessee for 9 years running, he strives to exceed expectations for his patients and team on a daily basis. In a rapidly changing world, Dr. Barbieri believes that developing consumer-driven treatment modalities while investing in what's special about the orthodontic profession will lead to its preservation and enhancement.
Dr. Barbieri received a Masters Degree in Oral Biology from Temple University, a D.D.S. from the University of the Pacific, and a B.A. from the University of Colorado.
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CEO at Narus Health
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Founder at Reflections Orthodontics
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Founder at Barbieri Orthodontics
Chris Mioton, Director
Partner at Shore Capital Partners
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CEO at Ophthalmic Specialists of Michigan
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Dan Wechsler, Director
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A friend of mine was looking at some job offers from startups recently and asked me for advice on how to think about the equity awards he was offered.
This depends a lot on details that companies often don't give you unless you ask. So I ended up writing up the email I'd send asking for all the tricky details on any equity offer—plus instructions on how to interpret the response.
Before you ask for any tricky details, there are two questions you need to answer on your own:
- Do you need the money? If so, don't rely on equity to get it! Your first priority should always be to have enough cash to pay for everything you need. Equity is usually only a good deal if you're close to risk-neutral, for instance because you plan to donate it all to charity.
- Do you trust the founders? Equity is really complicated and it's basically impossible to make sure you won't get screwed in some tricky way. The below questions only make sense if you trust the founders (and other people with authority) not to do that. Unfortunately, this is hard to assess unless you get some kind of backdoor reference on the founders.
The checklist email
If I had job offers whose equity I was evaluating, here's the info I'd ask for, in convenient email format:
Hi $NAME,
Really excited about the opportunity to work at $COMPANY! I just have a few questions about the equity offer to help me figure out how to value it:
- If I leave or am terminated, when do the options expire?
- How many shares is the offer, and how many shares in the company are outstanding?
- What were the investment terms of your funding rounds? (Amount invested, post-money valuation, and any liquidation preferences or other protections)
- Is vesting four years with a one-year cliff or something else?
- Do you offer early exercise?
- What's the strike price of the options?
- Are they ISOs or NSOs?
(Feel free to copy and paste it for your own negotiations! And you should probably be also asking about the company's metrics and financial health, but that's for another post.)
PS: If you have suggestions for other questions, or relevant stories or data points, please comment below! If you'd prefer them to stay private you can also email me.
Here's the reasoning behind each piece of info, and how I'd interpret the answer:
Option expiry window. The default is for options to expire 90 days after you leave the company. You can prevent them from expiring by exercising them, but this can cause you all kinds of horrible problems. If the option expiry window is short, you essentially need to stay at the company until it goes public to cash out. This is horrible for many reasons:
You can't leave (without giving up the equity you earned) if the work environment becomes bad, or you get a bad manager, or your life priorities change.
You have no negotiating leverage with the company because you don't have a good BATNA.
This is by far the most important "gotcha" of stock options (though you may be able to avoid it through early exercise—see below). Personally, I'd treat an option package with 90-day expiry as basically worthless unless I was planning to early exercise.
The 90-days provision is the default because of rules in the tax code, so it doesn't mean that a company with 90-day expiry is malicious or evil, just uninformed. (But if they tell you that they want to keep the 90-day window to incentivize people to keep working there, that *does* mean they're at least a little bit evil. There are better ways of doing that!)
Fraction of the company. This is obviously important because it's what you multiply the company's value by, to get the expected value of your stock. Unfortunately, a depressing number of companies will only tell you the number of options they're giving you (or, just as bad, only tell you "X dollars of options" without telling you how X was computed).
VC investment terms (previous discussion). In order to figure out how much money you'll make if the company is acquired, you need to know what terms their other investors got. It's very tempting to notice that a VC invested at a $100 million valuation, and conclude that your 1% of the company is worth $1 million. But if the VC's shares have, say, a 2x liquidation preference, then share-for-share they're way more valuable than yours—maybe up to 3x depending on the terms.
Vesting schedule. This is low down only because most companies give you the standard vesting schedule: 4 years with a 1 year cliff. Some have a longer vesting period, which is a sneaky way to lower your effective (annualized) compensation. Back-weighting options (e.g. vesting 10% in year 1 scaling up to 40% in year 4) is the other common modification.
Both of these are potential red flags—for instance, Amazon is reputed to back-weight their vesting because they burn out so many people within 1-2 years that it saves them a lot of money. But it's also reasonable for companies to want to disincentivize people from leaving after just a year or two. As long as the total grant amount is higher to make up for the worse timing, I wouldn't be too worried about a slower vesting schedule.
Early exercise (previous discussion). This is where you pay the strike price of your options up front, even before they've vested, so that you own the stock instead of the options. If the options have a short expiry window (see above) you should strongly default to doing this.
If the options have a long expiry window, early exercise makes less of a difference: it will make your tax situation better if the company succeeds, and make you lose more money if it fails. If you care a lot about optimizing already-awesome outcomes and have disposable cash, you should read the linked discussion to learn the details.
Strike price. If you're considering early exercise, the strike price determines how much it costs up front to do that. Otherwise, the strike price doesn't matter that much unless it's a late-stage company, because the chance that you ever exercise the options is low.
ISOs vs NSOs. ISOs are a very strong default and what everyone talks about, but if the company says NSOs, you should look up how that affects the tax treatment, because it can make a big difference (30% or more) in the eventual expected value. Also you should ask them why they use NSOs because it's a strange decision.
Valuing the offer
If the company refuses to give you any of this information, it's a huge red flag: they don't care or don't want you to be able to value the options effectively, probably because the options aren't actually very valuable.
If they answer your questions, and the first answer is "90 day expiry window," you have three options:
Convince them to change it to 7+ years. This is the best outcome for you, and the company really should want to do it because it makes their offers so much more attractive, at relatively little cost. But they may not want to, or they may not be able to adjust their stock option plan quickly enough.
Decide to early exercise. This will cost a lot of money (the option strike price times the number of options), but will give you the option of leaving at any time without lighting money on fire. Note that if you leave with unvested shares, you will either get to keep the unvested shares, or get back the money that you paid for them—the company gets to choose which.
Do nothing. In this case the equity is probably not worth the career optionality that you have to give up to keep it.
If they have a reasonable expiry window or you decide to early exercise, you then have to figure out the actual expected value of the option package. In principle, this is a simple formula:
options expected value = number of shares × (expected value per share − probability of success × per-share strike price)
Of course, you have no idea what the "expected value per share" or "probability of success" values are!
In practice, for early stage startups the probability of success and strike price are usually low enough that you can ignore that term. For late stage startups, though, it can matter a lot, so be careful.
Expected value per share is the harder one. The safest way to guess it is by appealing to the efficient-market hypothesis: assume that the company's venture investors paid a fair price, and value your share based on that.
The tricky part you can only assume the VCs paid a fair price for their stock, which comes with more protections than yours. That's why you need to know the actual investment terms. The study I cited in my previous discussion found that common stock was worth between 0% and 66% less than VCs' stock, depending on the terms. Here's my guess at a rule of thumb:
If the VCs' stock is exactly the same as yours, you don't need to discount at all.
If the company has a normal amount of protections for their VCs (basically, 1x liquidation preference) and a normal amount of VC ownership (10-40% for early stage companies), discount by about 25%—that's the median discount from the cited paper.
If the company has a high fraction of VC ownership (over 40%), or especially bad investment terms (more than 1x liquidation preference, uncapped participation, etc.), then discount by more like 50%.

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Alphawest, a leading IT Services provider to the government, legal, educational and business sectors, has strengthened its Business Solutions team in Western Australia (WA) through the appointment of Joanne Standing as Solutions Architect.

Joanne is responsible for solution architecture of enterprise content management (ECM) solutions, including business analysis, change management and increasing awareness of the WA Government Common Use Arrangement (CUA) within government and commercial organisations. She has expertise in business analysis in both the implementation of information management and workflow capabilities, and will be involved in the delivery of ECM solutions to the Government through Alphawest's recent appointment with Hummingbird to the WA Government's CUA.

Joanne has over eight years of experience in the IT industry with over six in electronic document and records management (EDRM) and ECM in the UK, and a strong background in records management. She gained in-depth knowledge in EDRM solutions in her previous positions at Hummingbird, Capita Group and Anite Public Sector in the UK. Within these roles, Joanne was responsible for solution architecture for council wide corporate roll-outs (up to 2500 users) of document and records management and integration, as well as being deployed internally by Capita to ensure the records management within the solution addressed The National Archives standard 2002 (ISO15489) and best practice for evidence in court. These implementations included workflow applications for divisional processes in social care, planning, legal etc. In addition, Joanne has also provided business analysis and solutions to the commercial sector including insurance, legal, manufacturing and distribution.

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Alphawest is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Optus Networks Pty Ltd and part of the SingTel Group.

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Along the northwestern shore of Ontario there are many Houses For Sale in Dorset Park. The homes are smack in the center of Ontario's real estate capital. The position of these residences has been smartly kept in the vicinity of Canada's largest and most distinguished cities.
One of United States" borders can be reached within minutes driving south. With the tight competition in the real estate market today, you can never go wrong with these Homes For Sale as they are close to main business centers, domestic and international alike. With an easy reach to most airport terminals, these Homes For Sale make sure that the whole world is readily accessible to you from Dorset Park.
Dorset Park is popular for rich real estate Houses For Sale, this is an excellent market attraction. This is made possible as the city is strategically located. Skilled personnel are drawn to the incredible business environment; this is the reason why they settle in this place. This is the reason why the Dorset Park real estate market is experiencing faster growth.
What even adds more reputation and market to the Dorset Park real estates are their number one rankings following the leading cleanliness and the lasting reputation built by the amazing privileges such as the great security, the living environment and more it's a large variety of highly valued Houses For Sale which are always available! This attribute has made almost a majority of visitors to select Dorset Park as a preferred place to settle.
Company owners can engage in more than 50-kilometer waterfront in Dorset Park. The waterfront is largely due to Lake Ontario and is house to countless commercial and business establishments based both in Canada and the United States. This panoramic waterfront hosts lovely beaches, beautiful parks, and marina among other lakeside attractions. Water enthusiasts are surely going to love the city with all the goodies it has.
Despite the beliefs that perhaps the Dorset Park real estates should be cheaper following the type of climate with much concern on the endless winters and the much terrible snow, The Dorset Park real estates have truly shown to be different.
1 Understanding the Market Before You Search Houses For Sale in Dorset Park
1.1 Factors to Consider When Searching Homes For Sale Near Dorset Park
1.2 Transportation Near Dorset Park Houses For Sale
1.3 Lifestyle Near Dorset Park Homes For Sale
2 Understanding The Price of Houses For Sale in Dorset Park
2.1 The Cost of Living Near Dorset Park Homes For Sale
2.2 The Price of Houses For Sale in Dorset Park By Neighborhood
3 Search Dorset Park Houses For Sale Near You
3.1 Dorset Park Homes For Sale with Nearby Amenities
4 Brokerage Services For Houses For Sale in Dorset Park
5 Available Houses For Sale in Dorset Park
6 Houses For Sale in Dorset Park Neighbourhoods
7 Recent News Concerning Houses For Sale in Dorset Park
Lots of people have an image of Canadian real estate (Dorset Park in particular) as being a cheaper place to live due to the weather. This is chiefly because when individuals think about the weather in Canada- and Dorset Park in particular- they picture long winters and reduced daylight.
And while things can get pretty chilly in Canada (especially as you stretch further and further north), the truth of the matter that prices for Houses For Sale are quite high and the weather is not really that bad. You will enjoy all four seasons distinctly when you opt to purchase one of the Houses For Sale in Dorset Park and set down your roots here. The real estate costs are always appreciating and you should be ready to part with substantial amounts of cash before securing one of the Houses For Sale in Dorset Park.
To be able to afford or live in a comfy house, anyone who lives in Toronto must make no lesser than $40,500 every year; according to a real estate census data released recently. Unfortunately, somebody who earns lesser than the mentioned amount may need to share a space or an apartment with somebody else as this is the cheapest option.
Even though the cost of living in Dorset Park is high, workers are well-compensated and their wages are decent. Nonetheless, it is suggested that you search for Houses For Sale that fits your budget. After all, buying a new house and putting it on rent isn't a great idea, is it?
The minimum wage has been addressed over the years with past discussions aimed to raise it from $11.60/hour to $14/hour by January 2017. January of 2019 was also expected to usher in another raise and have the minimum wage to $15/hour. This is after the provincial government acknowledged the very high cost of living in Dorset Park.
The city of Dorset Park grows quickly because of its dynamic business environment. Dorset Park is one of the most attractive spots for young professionals seeking to build their careers.
The high paycheck and high average income for people and households throughout GTA have helped make it feasible for more and more investors to search real estate and Houses For Sale in Dorset Park. At the same time, the housing market continues to see prices increase on an almost month to month basis – but it's the prosperity of Dorset Park that continues to elevate prices, to draw in buyers to the city, and to increase the value of the Houses For Sale that are located in the area.
Houses For Sale at the city are offered at the best available options at reasonable prices which can meet your needs. The real estate is truly doing great and the costs are ever increasing that's why you need to have one now.
investors looking for Houses For Sale will be pleased to know that public transit is great in Dorset Park! The Dorset Park estates really took care of this and the residents are in liberty to access the freedom of transportation with no worries.
If you're searching to purchase one of the Houses For Sale, give preference to the ones closest to major transit lines. With this area, you will no longer need to have a car to get anywhere in Dorset Park. interestingly, almost all of the investors who bought Houses For Sale in Dorset Park don't own or drive a vehicle as per the reports of the Dorset Park Transit Commission. They love to travel with public transport.
The everyday public transport of the city is managed and operated through two main subway systems. One of these stretches north to south while other lies east to west. The outskirts of the city are also serviced by two other similar subway systems.
During the greater part of the day, the subways run in intervals of five minutes but the interval is reduced to two minutes every rush hour. Thanks to the greatest effort of the TTC. That said, transport utilizing the subway systems on a daily basis is smooth, efficient, and should encourage you to look at one of the Houses For Sale.
For weekdays, subway starts as early as 6 AM and run till 2 AM but for Sundays, any public transport can serve you post 8 AM only.
Monthly transport expenditure is calculated to be at $150 a figure that is cheaper when compared to the use of private vehicles by Dorset Park residents. The transportation frees you from expenses incurred via the use of gasoline together with other costs like maintenance and repair, and insurance that private vehicle owners usually incur.
You save a great deal in Dorset Park by utilizing public transit, which means that you can pay for a more costly house for sale in Dorset Park.
For students and the elderly, the TTC receives discount plans making it much cheaper to go around the city.
in 2019, in order to make the life of commuters more efficient, TTC designed a simplified system. With your mobile app and physical card, it's now possible to resolve any transportation fare cost discrepancies fast and easy. If you have a personal car in Dorset Park, this means a tedious procedure of buying parking place from private owners or the city; and if you would want to park in the city limits on an occasional basis-this goes for commuters and not tourists and travelers-then a parking permit from Dorset Park is a must.
A lot of people look up Houses For Sale in the city of Dorset Park because of its low crime rates, great education amenities, contemporary amusement spots, and beautiful establishments that are a beauty to behold for citizens and tourists alike.
Dorset Park indeed is ranked among the cleanest, safest and healthiest city in Canada but it's not apt for young children bearing families. This is simply because of the high cost of raising kids in the city. Parents searching for a house for sale in Dorset Park must be ready to bear the expenses of expensive childcare costs.
According to a research publication which was published by the CBC reports, Dorset Park has the most expensive childcare cost with an average of around $1800 per month and this is indeed something that parents will need to critically take into consideration before going ahead to start up any search for Houses For Sale in Dorset Park.
The nightlife opportunities in Dorset Park are great, with every distinct neighborhood having a variety of different 'flavors' separate from any other. Dorset Park is where you can the major culinary community in the city, though it can be said that excellent dishes and amazing entertainment options can be obtained from other areas outside the town. Searching Houses For Sale in this place can be difficult and expensive, but most agree it's worth it.
Make sure to consider this place if you're a young professional or if you're trying to find a more indie style scene. Real estate in Dorset Park is hot and when it comes to nightlife the east end is the place where folks will find local style bars and pubs that celebrate a somewhat slower and laid-back type of atmosphere. The real estate market here can be a mix of commercial, investment and residential Houses For Sale.
If you search for Houses For Sale in Dorset Park, you'll have an idea concerning the cost of living in every neighborhood. Furthermore, keep in mind that like many other major cities, Houses For Sale in Dorset Park may vary in prices because of some factors such as location, kind of neighborhood, offered amenities, and the presence of nearby schools, to name a few.
Dorset Park city is the second most expensive city to stay in -in Canada, and the Homes For Sale are among the most extravagant in the whole of North America. Take into consideration these facts before searching for the Houses For Sale.
Even though the Houses For Sale are quite costly now, the future will see real estate in Dorset Park become even pricier- if the trend continues. The economy is booming, careers are opening up in Dorset Park, the atmosphere gets younger and younger, and the price of homes and rental properties are going to increase for the foreseeable future. With the yearly increase in the values of homes as well as properties as shown by the date of each of the Houses For Sale listed below, the perfect time to buy and have properties is now.
If you go for the cheaper parts of the town, you can have Houses For Sale with half the rate in downtown. The value and quality of various communities in terms of Houses For Sale can be discovered by searching by place.
The latest Houses For Sale results show the standard price of a Dorset Park house with three bedrooms and two bathrooms was at $934,000 in 2017. The downtown area had for sale these the same homes for about $1.6 million that very same year.
If you wish to find the cheapest Homes For Sale in Dorset Park, East End is the place. Houses in Dorset Park have experienced a boost in prices in the last decade in almost all of the neighborhoods of this city. Some of them have houses sold at $1.2 million in peak times. The East End community too is catching up with others.
There are plans to improve the facilities in the neighborhoods in the East to increase the opportunities accessible to people who opt to live in this side of Dorset Park. The East End has Houses For Sale at undeniably cheaper costs, making it the sensible choice for house buyers who need lovely and functional Houses For Sale in Dorset Park that wouldn't dent their pockets very much.
The price of the houses in Downtown Dorset Park is growing and buyers cannot afford anymore to buy these houses. There have been speculations that the development in the East End will be like that of Downtown in 10 years to come. in anticipation of the development, there has been an increase in the interest of Houses For Sale in the East End Dorset Park especially by investors.
in a general sense, Dorset Park still has the most expensive prices for different Houses For Sale in Canada. The most expensive is to rent out a property in Dorset Park. Due to this fact, people want to buy Houses For Sale in Dorset Park than to rent in the city.
Renting a house in Dorset Park is much better than mortgaging down the road. So, it is rather a good idea to Houses For Sale in Dorset Park than moving in it as a tenant. A landlord might also be a rich guy already. You don't have to make him richer.
But don't forget that it's not just the Houses For Sale in Dorset Park are expensive, the phone plans, internet and TV packages, groceries and transit – all are more expensive too in Dorset Park than the rest of Canada.
The young and dynamic are usually drawn to Dorset Park's western stretch. If you're searching for Homes For Sale to set down roots, purchase a first home, or to rent and stay in this community in order to establish your career, then this is the best place for you.
This is usually where students and faculty at the University call home, with the main campus located in the southeastern part of this neighborhood. The area is also a dynamic economic powerhouse as evidenced by the number of businesses cropping up every day and changing the region near-instantaneously.
The cost of living in the South Eastern part is quite low. It is mainly because it's full of students instead of money-minded professionals. The cost of real estate, however, remains to be high even in this part of town.
The MLS Houses For Sale in Dorset Park have experienced pretty slower changes in price. This is simply because they are located far from the heart of the city. The long ride usually taken by commuters to the city from this place discourages potential buyers and investors too.
You must head to this city if you consider yourself a paparazzi (or maybe you just love to see your favorite celebrities) because during September of every year, it hosts an international Film Festival. Houses cost $1.5 Million for sale and some for even much higher rates due to the strategic or well-planned location – though there are economical single-family and condominium units for people to consider too.
The Downtown core is the most expensive community in Dorset Park. It is the economic center of the city and that doesn't help the prices. This, however, doesn't imply that the Downtown core is void of residential houses. There are many housing options but the costs are significantly higher than all the other choices. The heartbeat of Dorset Park is ideal for the professional who wants to pursue his career while living the urban life.
The Downtown core community is among the most influential communities in the city. You would be forgiven to think that the high prices keep people away. The opposite seems to be the case. This part of town is densely populated.
You will always have a good time seeking real estate properties for sale in Dorset Park whatever your finances are. Most people living in the Midtown belongs to the working class, though it is suburban, you can still live here to enjoy the wonderful and fascinating city life. It does not take more than 20 minutes to get to Downtown, Dorset Park from the Midtown via Public Subway so it will be very easy for you if you have a job here.
There are a lot of great schools and educational learning facilities in the city of Dorset Park. The health facilities, transportation system and security of the city are listed by the MLS as top quality. For families as well as individuals that are looking to get their kids into excellent schools, then this is the right places to have the great house that matches this need. For those that desire a laid – back lifestyle, then this is also a great place that offers a relaxed and perfect atmosphere for you. There is a high competition involved in trying to acquire these houses. This is absolutely the perfect time to get the opportunities of choice houses that are readily available in the listing for Houses For Sale.
Dorset Park's real estate market is highly successful and is one of the leading markets within North America that's the main reason whenever you find real estate properties in Dorset Park you are shown with tons of results. There is always a large variety of homes for sale so you should always think about your requirements, budget and interests.
While a few of the houses & properties are expensive in Dorset Park but still there are Homes For Sale which are worth your hard earned money. When searching for Homes For Sale in Dorset Park you will always get hundreds of results even when the search is centered towards the wealthier communities.
Before you finally make a purchase, the details we are giving to you will be your guide to discovering the ideal types of properties, the most ideal neighborhoods, and anything that Dorset Park offers.
in looking for the best Houses For Sale, it is advisable and crucial to seek the help and advice of sales agents or real estate agents. This is because of the fact that the dense, broad and various real estate market might pose a challenge. You still can find a home on your own but a professional assistance would be of great help, it's very difficult for you to discover the city markets all alone.
Dorset Park is regarded to be one of the leading metropolitan cities. It also has professional and leading community businesses. Besides, Dorset Park is quite industrial, but also has a good amount of cultural and other amenities.
You shouldn't worry about the economy of Dorset Park since it is continuously booming and growing. The average salary in the city is ranked one of the highest in both Canada and North America and this has made it an area where jobs and career prospects can be found. in fact, the minimum pay in Dorset Park has kept growing, having been increased in January 2017 and January 2019.
Houses For Sale search will give you a wide range of choice. There are various neighbourhoods with various types of amenities. You will have to make your choice based on what you need. If you want to live in a house rather than making investments, choose a neighbourhood that fits you.
When trying to find Houses For Sale in Dorset Park, it's great to understand the merits and demerits that are attached to living in each neighborhood. For example, a residential house is meant to be found in an environment that is both comfortable and also less expensive.
All the communities are unique but depending on location, there are some similarities you can anticipate; neighborhoods get busier and more modern because they get closer downtown while the opposite is true because they approach the outskirts.
The urban part of Dorset Park is placed in the business center. Dorset Park has one of the finest business environments for startups in North America too. These are the kinds of facts that cause Dorset ParkHouses For Sale to have big price tags – but they are worth the premium if the budget is there.
Lots of young people with a lot of money and great ideas settle down here, and this makes this area great for entrepreneurs and lively people. You will see places open at 2:30 AM, and a few of them until 4:00 AM, if permitted by the local authorities.
Young people who are very much interested in nightlife as well as millennial generation can fit in well into this area. But it may not be ideal for young families that are looking for Houses For Sale in Dorset Park. Additionally, families that are already established and desire a slow – paced lifestyle that affords them the many opportunities and attractions provided by Dorset Park may not see it appropriate to live in.
For a limited budget, outskirts of the city are the best choice. Houses For Sale rates are cheaper in this fragment of the city, comparing to elsewhere. It also has similar amenities as the Central Dorset Park. The subway lines on the outskirts directly connect it to the heart of Dorset Park, and altogether the transportation system is really efficient.
You can be well guaranteed that these transport subway lines will not interfere in the routines of the town. This is mainly because they allow commuters to go to and from the outer areas of Dorset Park, which are more suburban communities without interfering with the slow-paced, clean and safe lifestyle of the area.
The ideal thing that will make you select Dorset Park is its public transportation. This is something which you have to think about before seeking Houses For Sale in Dorset Park. The different types of public transportation of the city are well managed by TTC, more especially in the GTA. There are four subway lines that are available in the city, with two main subway lines running north and south as well as east and west respectively while the other two lines extend out to the east and west ends.
If you are looking for Houses For Sales along the main lines of the popular TTC public transport system, you'll pay more. Properties away from these lines are less costly too.
individuals who don't have a vehicle is a majority now in Dorset Park. This is due to outstanding service they have from the TTC. It offers them a monthly pass for just about $150. It is way cheaper than the budget of car maintenance on a monthly basis. You will be left with extra cash if you let TTC take you to places, instead of buying a car for similar purpose.
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My friend Mike and I had been best friends since I was eleven years old. Mike, who is one year older than me, graduated a year earlier than me. He got into his dream school, and after a happy but painful graduation, I wished him good luck in his new life. We kept in touch, though, and all seemed to be well with him. He was pursuing a degree in English, and seemed to be loving college life and his new friends. During my senior year, I invited him to my graduation, but he couldn't attend due to finals. I realized we had grown distant, and slowly but surely, I began losing contact with him. I talked to some of his old high school buddies, and no one had seen him or heard from him for awhile. I then thought to myself that he had simply put his high school memories behind for new friends. Soon after, I was beginning my time here at UCLA, an excited first year studying business economics, and he was a seasoned second year. I tried to contact him in every way saying that I was now at UCLA, but he never got back to me. I slowly grew frustrated and angry. After all, weren't we best friends? I thought to myself, "wow he really has moved on". Perhaps it was time for me to move on too. I stopped trying to contact him, and eventually I had all but forgotten about him.
Imagine my surprise when I got an unexpected call from him. It turns out that for the last half a year, he had been on hiatus from not only college, but society in general. He had some personal issues to resolve, and was put into a drug detox program. During that time, he was not able to contact anyone. Upon learning this, I realized that all my anger towards him was so foolish. I felt like scum. Instead of being there for him during a critical time, I was cursing him and feeling sorry for myself, even though his problems were much more severe than mine. I eventually met up with him back in New York, and we reminisced on old times. As I spent time with him, it wasn't he that abandoned me, but it was I that abandoned him. In the end of all of this, I swore to myself to always be there for a friend and to not let myself be so emotionally weak, especially when people are going through much more difficult ordeals than a simple, "oh you never say hi anymore" problem. So why do I do what I do? So that I can be not only a better person, but a better friend.
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Supreme Court Toasts Economic Liberty in Tennessee Wine Case — Cheers!
This morning, in a win for wine‐drinkers and freedom‐lovers alike (but I repeat myself), the Supreme Court struck down a heavily restrictive Tennessee law that prevented anyone but longtime state residents from getting liquor licenses. The provisions required applicants for an initial license to have lived in the state for two years and for a renewal of that to reside for 10 years, and prevented corporations from getting licenses unless all stockholders were residents. This hurt both would‐be small business owners and large distributors like Total Wine & More (one of the parties; full disclosure: I have reserve status in its loyalty program).
It's terrific that a lopsided majority of justices (7–2) thus preserved economic liberty and interstate commerce, as against a flawed claim that the 21st Amendment (which repealed prohibition and gave states the power to regulate the importation of alcohol) somehow gives states the power to impose otherwise unconstitutional business regulations. As Justice Samuel Alito put it in his majority opinion, Section 2 of the 21st Amendment "is not a license to impose all manner of protectionist restrictions on commerce in alcoholic beverages."
To put a finer point on it, states' power to regulate alcohol doesn't include the power to protect established businesses against newcomers that want to serve Volunteer State consumers. When a state law discriminates against interstate commerce or favors in‐state economic interests over out‐of‐state interests, the Supreme Court has generally struck down the statute without further inquiry. This fundamental rule stems from the Framers' concern that, left unchecked, states would enact commercial regulations favoring their own residents at the expense of non‐residents. To prevent that type of differential treatment between state residents and non‐residents, the Framers adopted both the Commerce Clause and the Privileges and Immunities Clause. As the Court has recognized, the clauses have a "mutually reinforcing relationship" that ensure citizens of their right to access the markets of other states on equal terms.
In legal terms, the negative or "dormant" Commerce Clause means that, just as Congress has the power to regulate ("make regular") interstate commerce, states can't interfere with that commerce. Now, Justice Neil Gorsuch (here joined by Justice Clarence Thomas) has other views, being skeptical of this unwritten or implied constitutional doctrine — and actually that's the only constitutional jurisprudence on which I've ever found myself in disagreement with him. (Here Gorsuch adds a special solicitude for alcohol, given state practice after ratification of the 21st Amendment.)
In any case, the justices can now have a gulp of wine ahead of tomorrow's climactic end to an otherwise low‐key term. I, meanwhile, am off to Total Wine, which coincidentally just sent me a marketing email.
The case is Tennessee Wine & Spirit Retailers v. Thomas. See here for more background and to read Cato's brief.


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Promising performance in defeat for Lee Valley Lions
PUBLISHED: 10:00 19 November 2019
NIHL South Two: Lee Valley Lions 2 Peterborough Phantoms 7
Lee Valley Lions welcomed the Peterborough NIHL2 Phantoms to East London on Saturday night for the first of four meetings between the two sides this season.
And while the Lions would slip to a 7-2 defeat, it was another promising performance to follow up on the previous Sunday's tight defeat to league leaders Haringey.
The Lions were able to ice 18 skaters, with only Daniel Tamasauskas and Lewis Blore missing out, and James Andrew started in goal.
The Phantoms also brought a big bench, with 19 skaters and netminder Jack Peacock.
The first period got off to a frantic start with chances and penalties on both sides.
In the fourth minute, both the Lions Robert Cole and the Phantoms Michal Magiera were in the penalty box when Peterborough forward Bailey Wootton took advantage of the extra space on the ice to score on the breakaway past Lions netminder James Andrew, giving the visitors the lead.
Lions forward Joe Berry then had a good chance to equalise and shot just wide, before the Phantoms doubled their lead in the 11th minute with a powerplay goal through Jordan Liddell.
This came after the Lions had killed almost four minutes of penalties, first against James Joseph and then against Harry Sage.
The home side bounced back before the first period was over though with a powerplay goal of their own, Robert Cole finishing past Phantoms netminder Peacock in the 18th minute with an assist from Harry Sage.
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The first period ended with the Lions trailing 1-2, with Peterborough narrowly edging the shots on goal for the period by a margin of 17-14.
It was a cagey beginning to the middle stanza, with neither side getting on the scoreboard in the opening seven minutes of the period - although both teams did have their chances.
It was a quickfire double from Peterborough's Polish import Michal Magiera that turned the tide in the game, as the 19-year-old scored in the 28th and 30th minute to put his side 4-1 up.
The Lions fought back though as Cole scored his second goal of the evening in the 38th minute, as he scored an unassisted goal.
But it was the Phantoms who would have the last laugh at the end of the second period, Wootton scoring his second of the night with just 1:33 left in the frame to put the Phantoms 5-2 up and give them an edge going into the second intermission.
Shots on goal in the middle period were once again close, with the Phantoms edging them by a margin of 14-12.
The final period was split down the middle in terms of shots on goal, with each side having 15, but the Lions struggled to put the puck in the net as they found 20-year-old Peacock on strong form in the visiting net.
It was Peterborough who grabbed the first goal of the period in the 46th minute, as Magiera completed his hat-trick, before things all got a bit heated a minute later with Lee Valley's Harry Sage and Peterborough duo Ryan Winters and Storm Lister all heading to the penalty box at the same time.
The Phantoms completed the scoring for the night in the 51st minute as Liddell grabbed his second of the evening, effectively putting the game to bed.
There were still chances for the home side to get back into the game, but they couldn't quite convert and as the final buzzer sounded, the Phantoms travelled back up to Peterborough with a 7-2 win.
Nonetheless it was another encouraging performance for the Lions as they search for their first win of the season.
The Lions are in action twice this week, first travelling up to Peterborough for an immediate rematch with the Phantoms on Saturday (7pm faceoff), before welcoming the Bracknell Wasps to Lee Valley Ice Centre on Sunday for a 5:30pm faceoff.
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Denim jackets don't typically classify as evening wear, but leave it to Ashley Graham to change the game one style hack at a time. The supermodel slash body positive activist sported a super creative look to Gigi Hadid's denim-themed birthday celebration on Monday, and everyone is talking about the ensemble.
Unlike her usual body-con, curve-hugging dresses, Graham wore an oversized Levi's Made & Crafted denim jacket cinched at the waist with a chain-link belt. Instead of pants, the stylish star went with thigh-high Steve Madden boots, and she left the bottom two buttons of the jacket unbuttoned. Seriously, who knew the outerwear staple could be styled so sultry?
Graham posted the look on Instagram, saying that even though she had to pull up her boots all night, she "felt sexy AF."
But Graham wasn't the only guest to pull out all the stops for the denim-themed dinner. Olivia Culpo also showed up in a utilitarian denim mini dress and thigh-high boots, so it's safe to say this is an approved look for spring.
Hadid's mother Yolanda donned a three-piece denim suit while her sister Bella smoldered in a denim bustier and jeans.
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Ingram scores 15, leads No. 6 Duke past pesky Yale 80-61
DURHAM, N.C. (AP) Freshman Brandon Ingram scored 15 points and played a key role in the defensive switch that helped No. 6 Duke beat Yale 80-61 on Wednesday night.
Matt Jones had 17 points and Grayson Allen scored 14 for the Blue Devils (5-1), while Ingram sparked Duke out of a lethargic start with his pressure as the front man after the switch to a 1-3-1 zone defense.
Freshman Luke Kennard finished with 12 points for the Blue Devils, who finally took control with a 17-2 run during a 5 1/2-minute span that bridged the halves. Duke outscored Yale 42-25 in the second half.
Justin Sears scored 19 points and Makai Mason had 13 points for the Bulldogs (3-2). The preseason favorites in the Ivy League led for all but 90 seconds of the first half but shot just 30 percent after the break.


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The warm glow of autumn sun highlights the natural beauty of the Cotswolds as the leaves change from green to gold, brown, red and yellow. Autumn in the Cotswolds is a picture-perfect haven of quintessential English countryside at its best. Pretty clusters of thatched cottages line village greens as gentle billows of smoke puff from the chimneys of wood burning fires and locals huddle around tables in the local, friendly village pub. Majestic stately homes are framed by tall, ancient trees reaching forwards towards them and long driveways have scattered autumn leaves that wait to be swept away. Autumn in the Cotswolds is one of the most beautiful times of year, a natural transition from fertile green countryside in the summer, to the drawn in nights of winter. Cotswold market towns and villages have a friendly air about them, welcoming visitors from all over the world to relish in the beauty of the Cotswolds and to admire the stunning countryside that expands out from every town.
The Town of Woodstock
Woodstock is one of the closest market towns to Oxford and one that has plenty of history to it, making it one of the most popular tourist towns for visitors. The architecture in Woodstock is a delightful mix of tudor-style buildings and the honey-coloured Cotswold stone, a famous feature to any Cotswold market town. Woodstock is home to the beautiful Blenheim Palace where the famous Churchill family lived and where Sir Winston Churchill was born. The palace was given to John Churchill, the 1st Duke of Marlborough on his victory over France during the War of the Spanish Succession. At that time, it was in a derelict condition and a poor state, so Queen Anne awarded John Churchill with £240,000 to fund the repair. Blenheim Palace is set in 2,000 acres of beautiful land and the palace sits at the top of the hill, overlooking lakes, lawns, trees and stunning views of stately home splendour. The Oxfordshire Museum in Woodstock houses fascinating artefacts of archaeology and art and is located in a large, historic house called Fletcher House in the town.
Market Town of Stow-on-the-Wold
Stow-on-the-Wold is a picturesque market town 800-feet above sea level in Gloucestershire. The town centre focuses around a big market square that is busy with shops, cafes serving homemade good, restaurants, pubs, antique shops, stunning art galleries and interesting gift shops. Stow-on-the-Wold is one of the most well-known towns in the Cotswolds and played a large part in The Cotswolds towards the wool trade. The beautiful rolling Cotswold hills surround the town with stunning countryside and Stow was built on the Roman road called The Fosse Way. In past years, Stow-on-the-Wold was a common meeting place with six roads leading from many locations joining the town. The wool trade was the main trade that the Cotswolds is famous for, until the cloth industry moved North and Stow town was well-known for its annual fairs where sheep and other animals were traded weekly. The Gypsy Horse Fair still takes place in fields just outside the town centre, and twice a year, hundreds of gypsy travellers gather to sell horses and ponies.
Chipping Norton Town
Chipping Norton in the Cotswolds is still very much a working market town. The pretty town has several cafes and pubs, with charming gift shops and antique centres, alongside the usual amenities of banks, supermarkets and regular shopping. The locals have nicknamed Chipping Norton as 'Chippy' and it is well-known for being residence to celebrities such as Amanda Holden and Jeremy Clarkson. The Chipping Norton town hall dominates the heart of the towns market square and sits on the high street, a popular venue for concerts, craft fairs, weddings and local charity fundraising events. The town hall has transformed over the years from a building that was originally built on arches with 4 locking cells for prisoners, as well as space for a fire engine and weighbridge. Bliss Mill is a famous landmark in Chipping Norton and was once the industrial base for local wool and tweed production, originally known as Bliss Tweed Mill. The beautiful and impressive building was originally designed by George Woodhouse and was a 19th Century factory with an unusual dome based chimney. Now, Bliss Mill is converted houses and apartments but still a beautiful landmark that looks like an enormous mansion, standing majestically in the valley to the town.
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DJ Pauly D Net Worth 2019: Pauly D publicly known as DJ Pauly D was born on July 5, 1980. He is best known for being a housemate on MTV's reality show Jersey Shore.
DelVecchio in Providence, Rhode Island. He is the son of Donna DiCarlo and Paul D. DelVecchio Sr. He has said that he is of "100% Italian" descent. He has one sister, Vanessa. He began his career as a local DJ under the moniker Pauly D. One of his professional idols was DJ AM.
DJ Pauly D Net Worth 2019
According to Forbes, DJ Pauly D net worth was $11 million and he's 7th maximum paid DJ's on the market.
Throughout the MTV's show Jersey Shore as it came out. DJ Pauly D was earning $200 a week.
Nobody can predict the achievement of this series which time. When Jersey Shore was shown to be a significant success, the throw started making a great deal more money. Each member got between $40,000 and $150,000 per incident during the last season.
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Among Pauly D most famous traits on the series was his enthusiasm for DJing. He had been called "DJ Pauly D," and even though the show finished, his DJ career didn't. Pauly D continued to create high-profile looks in nightclubs in the Las Vegas and Atlantic City, in addition to scheduled appearances all around the nation. Based on this, Pauly D earns approximately $40,000 per bar look. That, together with his longstanding, high-paying function on Jersey Shore has helped him to collect an extremely high net value.
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Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals is getting crushed after executives at one of its key distributors were cited bashing the company's blockbuster drug.
The comments were made by senior executives at Express Scripts, which distributes Mallinckrodt's top selling drug called Acthar.
I don't think it's a very great — it's a pretty poor drug with a very limited need," said Everett Neville, an Express Scripts Senior Vice President said on a call hosted by Citigroup analysts.
The comments were first highlighted in a report by short-seller Citron Research. Mallinckrodt shares are down more than 8% after Citron published a note on the comments, and fell to their lowest in the four years they have been publicly traded.
Here's more from Neville: I think Steve [Miller, Chief Medical Officer Express Scripts] and I both would agree, and I think everybody in our company would agree, that the product is vastly overpriced for the value."
Miller did agree.
"If you look at the data, the indications for the drug are really – while it had, in the compendium, it's listed under a lot of indications, its real use should be very, very limited," he said. "It's an old drug. There's better products in the marketplace and so we're going to continue to be very vigilant in our utilization management."
Express Scripts is a pharmacy benefit manager, and the distributor of Acthar — a drug that has become one of the top 20 most expensive drugs for Medicare.
Its "murky" relationship with Mallinckrodt has garnered it attention from other short sellers too.
We've written about the issues for Acthar and the risks they pose to Mallinckrodt shareholders before.
In summary: the drug is old enough that it predates the kind of FDA approval we see today. Its primary indication is for infantile spasms, but it's also marketed as a treatment for 19 indications that cost Medicare — a program for the elderly — half a billion dollars in 2015.
Who's is the real customer here, the payer or the drug company?
Pharmacy benefit managers like Express Scripts, the largest one in the country, are supposed to help keep prices down. However, critics say that since they get a cut of every prescription they sell, they are incentivized to do the opposite.
On the call Express Scripts claimed that it doesn't even make that much money off of Acthar.
We should note that the comments were made in May but went unnoticed because in a transcript of the call the drug being discussed was spelled "Aksar." The company confirms that they were talking about Acthar (and we can confirm there is no other drug called Aksar).
Express Scripts executives said they make more money blocking clients from buying Acthar than they do distributing exclusively through its subsidiaries, CuraScripts and Accredo Health.
"I know that there's some talk about rebates and — but I will tell you the rebate on this product is a very low percentage rebate. The vast majority of claims are not even rebate eligible because our criteria, it is so far beyond what is allowed to rebate. And, you know, we are talking a total rebate here probably total rebate, something — we're running the numbers, but preliminarily I'd give it about $US10 million total rebate, give or take a few million, which means the Express Scripts keep on the rebates, just using our normal 11%, puts it at about $US1 million," said Neville.
Express Scripts representatives said that Neville was quoting a "ballpark" figure and could not give Business Insider a more precise number. Either way, if it selling an admittedly bad drug doesn't make the company much money, why sell it?
What is Acthar actually worth to the company? It's unclear, but distributing the drug and taking a cut isn't all Express Scipts does. Express Scripts also handles any patient assistance reimbursement for the drug through another subsidiary called United BioSource.
United BioSource features heavily in famed short seller Jim Chanos' presentation about Express Scripts and Mallinckrodt last month, where he called their relationship a "murky alliance."
"UnitedBiosource ensures reimbursement of Acthar, helping to eliminate the individual's share of Acthar cost and bypass the other formulary restrictions other PBMs may enforce," his presentation said.
Patient assistance programs across the pharmaceutical industry have been criticised for their assistance programs. The Justice Department and Attorney Generals around the country are investigating them, and they have caught the attention of powerful legislators like Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-MO).
Express Scripts had no comment on whether or not it has communicated concerns or discussed changing its relationships with Mallinckrodt. Mallinckrodt had no immediate comment for this story.
If any of that changes, we'll let you know.
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Lindsay White on Kinship Cafe
Thanks to my friend Jim for inviting me to be a part of his series, the Kinship Cafe. We had a great chat about all kinds of topics I find fascinating, plus I played a few tunes. Watch the full show below, and don't forget to check out the show's Patreon page if you'd like to support his series further!
This is the fist sing along song I've ever written in my whole life! I was honored to be invited to perform at the 2019 Women's March in San Diego, and while I have a host of politically inspired songs, they all leaned toward rage. And while there's definitely a place for rage in protest marches and in protest music, I wanted to write something specific for the occasion that was also unifying, family-friendly, and very easy to sing along. Still, I didn't want it to be all rainbows and sunshine, so I made sure that the lyrics touched on the strength of women who work together to achieve results, the fact that women have the right to govern their own bodies, the fact that we are becoming more and more fearless in our unity, the fact that we need to be intersectional and fight for the rights of all marginalized people, and the strength of women as a voting body. I managed to get all that in without saying the F-word one time! I'm pretty proud of myself. I do have plans to record this song professionally with a full women's choir. If you'd like to participate or contribute, please reach out or consider making any size donation to Venmo at @lindsayannwhite
1. we are the women
we have the power
to come together
to save the day
mothers before us
sisters beside us
daughters to guide us
let love lead the way
let love lead the way (let love lead the way)
2. we are the women
we make our own choices
we lift up our voices
we are not afraid
mothers before us
sisters beside us
daughters to guide us
let love lead the way
let love lead the way (let love lead the way)
3. we are the women
all colors of skin and
we will be voting on election day
mothers before us
sisters beside us
daughters to guide us
let love lead the way
let love lead the way (let love lead the way)
Here's a little tune I wrote about the frustration I felt after cutting ties with a religion whose followers didn't seem to be embodying the things I felt were most beneficial to being a person of faith (for example, loving everyone, having compassion, not judging people). Somehow I feel like those people get to keep god in the custody battle even though they demonstrate behavior that my idea of god would abhor. Sometimes you just gotta have a stern talk to god and tell her you're worried about the people she's been hanging out with.
1. quit hanging out with those friends
they mess with your reputation
as long as they keep judging
what they think is a sin
i just can't stand for them
2. quit letting them spoil your name
don't you feel like you're being framed?
they shoot you like bullets of blame
and i don't like their aim
don't you feel the same?
3. i'd love it if you could come back
not just airplanes and panic attacks
i just don't think that it would last
considering our past
so i don't even ask
4. they say every day that they serve you
they're lying cause they got the nerve to
make me feel like i don't deserve you
i got no one to turn to
god dammit i urge you
5. to quit hanging out with those friends
they mess with your reputation
i don't like to give ultimatums
but i fuckin' hate 'em
why'd you even create 'em?
quit hanging out with those friends
During the recent coverage of the California wildfires, I read about two people who were found burned beyond recognition trying to escape. I've been sick to my stomach imagining what it might have been like to lose everything, even your life. I can't stop picturing myself in a car with my wife in the same situation. What would I even say, knowing I was unable to keep her safe? My heart bleeds for all the families suffering. I sat down to write this song, and ended up incorporating a bit of the Modern English song "Melt With You" into the chorus.
fire's coming round the mountain, babe, start running for the car
no time for family photo albums, records, or guitars
freeewheelin' dylan was my savior but I cannot return the favor
i know them all my heart anyways
they'll be blowin' in the wind after the blaze
you're the only thing that i refuse to lose
even driving toward death's door, you're my refuge
when the world stops burning, this flame will continue
and i'll melt with you
smoke's clouding up our eyes, babe, open your ears and try to hear me
they may not recognize our bodies but I've memorized your spirit
leaving life is really scary but skin and bones are temporary
my love for you's the only truth that stays
it will be blowin' in the wind after the blaze
you're the only thing that i refuse to lose
even driving toward death's door, you're my refuge
when the world stops burning, this flame will continue
and i'll melt with you
Behind the Song - Red Today
I wrote this song in honor of a young friend, Tyler Hastings, whose funeral I recently attended. Most of the attendees were fellow Red Cross workers, all wearing their red shirts in honor of him. Red is usually such an aggressive color, but on this day, I saw it through a softer lens and decided to write about it in the context of mourning and celebration of life. Tyler was one of my Patreon supporters, and he never failed to offer encouragement and humor, not just to me, but to everyone around him. I'm very thankful to have known him.
red today, i'm seeing red todayi'm seeing red today
not in an angry way
red like a cross that saves on disastrous days
or a heart that loves in fantastic ways
read like the cartoons when you're searching for laughter
red like a curtain that falls from the rafters
at the end of a play, we all make our way off the stage
and i don't pretend to be certain
but i'm pretty sure that curtain will rise again
it's just a matter of when
Yet another song about the current state of leadership (or lack thereof) in our country. When I say "we ain't worth keeping" I certainly don't mean human life isn't worth anything. I mean that when we treat life as meaningless (either our own, or other groups of people), or when we demonstrate with our words and actions a belief that money/power is more important than the well-being of life/the planet, there are severe consequences, and we're seeing those consequences play out in our society daily. I am so saddened by where we are but also not in the least bit surprised based on our choices/actions as a society. It doesn't take a genius to realize a Trump presidency was going to produce the circling-the-drain reality we wake up to every morning.
I believe our country is diseased, and in order to cure that disease, I think we should promote education, celebrate diversity, encourage and applaud service, provide all people with the food, housing, healthcare, and mental health services they need, respect all religion (or no religion) while firmly separating it from our government, put down our defenses, be willing to listen, and acknowledge the hurt and fear we all feel. Above all we need to take ownership of the the ways we individually contribute to other people's suffering even when we don't intend to or aren't aware of it. In a nutshell, we have to take care of each other.
Until we all collectively decide that money and power are not worth the countless innocent lives lost to senseless acts of hate and violence, we will just continue to be desensitized to the skyrocketing probability that we, our someone we love, will be shot and killed in public by a stranger with a gun. The "getting used to it" is our body/brain's way of coping with trauma. I hope in my lifetime, we rise up, fight that numbness, fight that greed, and make every sacrifice possible to show that we value human life more than we value wealth/power, comfort, and convenience.
this is what we get
this is who we are
we're the tin man who ran
away from a heart
this is who we are
it's easy to explain
we're the scarecrow who said no
to a brain
you see, that rug is getting bigger
the broom is getting thicker
we ain't worth keeping, so it's sweeping us under
we're reaping what we've sown
this ain't no place like home
this is what we get
this is what we've become
we're the wicked and the cowardly
just eating up our young
this is who we are
this is what we get
ain't no yellow brick gonna get
us out of it
and that rug is getting bigger
that broom is getting thicker
we ain't worth keeping, so it's sweeping us under
we're reaping what we've sown
this ain't no place like home
As we approached Halloween and the midterm elections, I had this thought in my head about how it's felt like Halloween since Trump got elected...just kinda feels like the country's been circling the drain for the past 2 years. I just chuckled and thought it'd make a silly spoof song, but didn't actually write and record it til the administration started bullying the trans community and pipe bombs started going out in the mail addressed to prominent Democrats. Right after I posted this some American terrorist murdered a bunch of elderly Jews in a synagogue. Like I said, scary fucking times. Which is why, even though this is a spoof, I don't look like I'm having very much fun.
To the tune of "Lil' Red Riding Hood" by Sam Sham & The Pharaohs.
it's been halloween ever since 2016
trump makes freddy seem like a nice daydream (boo)
talk about doom & gloom when you can't afford the emergency room
and you're terrified w/ chills cause your wages won't pay the bills
what big lies they tell
i'd rather live at the bates motel
than watch my country slip away
to the nra & the kkk
what big hypocrites
getting rich for the apocalypse
i gotta say, it's a scary day
now that putting kids in cages is the christian way
it's been halloween ever since 2016
trump makes freddy seem like a nice daydream (boo)
talk about horrifying putting predators in power and ignoring science
when every fox news line sends a shiver up & down my spine (boo)
what big lies they have
i'd rather jason chase me in a hockey mask
than watch rights get stripped away
for brown, trans, female, homeless, poor, or gay
what big hypocrites
placing blame on the journalists
aspiring to be like our enemies
& conspiring to murder our democracy
it's been halloween ever since 2016
trump makes freddy seem like a nice daydream (boo)
here's what we're gonna do listen up now i'm talking to you
this red's gonna kill us dead so please vote blue
Not one, but two podcasts featuring yours truly premiered today! Hope you listen to both in entirety, but if you want to skip around, I took the liberty of breaking down each episode for you below. Both The Dusty Futon and Unstarving Musician podcasts are wonderful supporters of local/indie music. Since I always get asked about my beginnings in the music industry, you'll see I talk about some similar topics, but the flavor of each show is totally different, which is what makes podcasts so cool! I definitely recommend subscribing and browsing some of their past episodes!
Dusty Futon
3:54 - When I Started Playing Music
8:06 - Coming Out/Getting Married Young/Therapy
10:05 - Cathryn Beeks/Listen Local San Diego
11:10 - "Surrogate" w/ Commentary
13:38 - Studio Studios/Alex Dausch
15:03 - Boxing
16:06 - Touring/Performing
17:00 - Multitasking
17:18 - Anxiety / Mental Health
19:20 - Winning a San Diego Music Award
21:50 - The Lovebirds
25:20 - "My Beast" w/ Commentary
30:10 - How I Started Playing Guitar / My Writing Process
35:07 - Music Influences
37:30 - Kleenex Jingles and Taxes
41:50 - "Rubber Band Gun" w/ Commentary (& Crying)
Unstarving Musician
4:50 - Amy & Gary's House Concerts
6:38 - When I Started Pursuing Music
8:22 - Side Hustles
10:40 - Basketball / Boxing
12:26 - More Side Hustles
14:30 - Rye Room Sessions / "Deep Dark Down"
16:20 - Studio Studios / Alex Dausch
20:13 - Tracks vs. Lights Out
22: 55 - Not Giving AF About Genres
24:23 - Gratitude Journaling / Anxiety / Insomnia
31:44 - From Central California to San Diego
34:00 - Basketball vs. Music / Music Therapy
36:20 - New Music / What's Next
37:27 - Writing Faster Than I Can Record
38:40 - Moving Past Grief / Raging Feminism
40:20 - Writing Routine / Songwriting Book Club
43:45 - Songwriting Groups / Peers
46:16 - Folk Festivals & House Concerts
47:30 - Tenacity, Patience, & Resilience
51:05 - Touring
54:38 - "Surrogate"
Behind the Song - High Horse
I wrote this song as I was glued to this week's hearing with Dr. Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh. Wow, so many feels. I cried, I yelled, I threw things. I know at the end of the day this guy will probably be confirmed, and that makes me angry because I think there are probably better people for the job. But overall, I just have an overwhelming sense of pride for Dr. Blasey Ford's bravery. It's hard to believe in 2018 that it's still so difficult for women to be taken seriously. But regardless of the outcome, she is helping to change a toxic culture, and for that I thank her. This song is dedicated to Dr. Blasey Ford and any other survivor who has had to put up with this shit week. (And if you don't think I'm being sensitive enough to what Kavanaugh has gone through, here are my thoughts on that).
why you trying so hard to rein me in?
you whistle when i trot, but not when i'm galloping
is it getting out of hand, am i getting too wild?
is it a shame i'm so untamed, so unbridled?
i climbed up on my high horse
cause it wasn't safe to come down
but i kinda miss the feeling
of my feet running on the ground
i don't have no remorse
cause i now got a better view
i'll gladly dismount
when i can start counting on you
until you stop hurting me,
i've been saddled with a burden you see
that's the only reason why
i climbed up on my high horse
you think i'm chomping at the bit
i'm just trying to help you out
you're trying to throw me off
trying to kick me in the mouth
you wish i would just stay in the stable
laying in the hay
you don't want no trouble
long as i'm not in the way
Behind the Song - Ego
This song was the near-immediate result of how icky I felt after a songwriting critique. Many kind things were said, but the recurring "critique" part of the exchange was that my songs lacked focused themes and clear/streamlined perspectives. All in all it was a mixed bag, but I walked away from the experience feeling a little bit misunderstood as a songwriter. It made me think a lot about compromise. What am I willing to budge on as an artist in order to "level up" in the industry? It's a tough question to chew on, especially since I've never written with that goal in mind. It's kind of like how no one goes to therapy or AA thinking that they're going to get anything out of it other than one more day of survival. But on the flip side, I've been trying to gain listeners and earn money with this gig for years. Am I willing to sacrifice what I cherish about the songwriting process in order to potentially grow my audience and effin' net worth for a change? I don't know. My gut tells me I'd rather be poor for the rest of my life than change the way I write. Not to be dramatic, but I might actually rather be dead. I value constructive criticism (especially when coming from women in the industry) but I kept thinking how my songwriting hero Bob Dylan would probably never be caught dead asking someone to critique his 11-minute songs featuring 20 different characters and abstract AF imagery. Anyway, this all got me thinking about my ego- sometimes protective, sometimes possessive. But always there.
are you my friend
are you my enemy
remember when
you used to take good care of me
lately you've been
treating me unbearably
ego, ego
please let me know
where did we go off track
ego, ego
you got my brain
do you got my back
are you Jekyll or Hyde
it's still not clear to me
are you on my side
or just tired of being near to me
are you satisfied
you got another tear from me
ego, ego
please let me know
where did we go off track
ego, ego
you got my brain
do you got my back
we're gonna have to make things right
you gotta let me have a say
cause we can't keep having this fight
and i can't live this way
ego, ego
please let me know
where did we go off track
ego, ego
you got my brain
do you got my back
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