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Of course, the gym does get extremely busy at peak times, but as a 24-hour gym, you can plan your visits to avoid this. This serves as proof of the great value and variety of machines. A timetable of classes are available which range from Circuits to Spinning, and Kettle Bells to the ominously titled Military Body Blast. They are very accessible to view and reserve places on, as each member has their own account on the Pure Gym website. The classes are priced from £1 to £3 and there are up to 10 places available for each class. The smug sense of superiority when booking a 7:30am class is unbeatable. The reality of shivering down to the gym on a dark Winters' morning with a make-up free face and exchanging morning pleasantries with the milkman, is another matter entirely. Needless to say, I only attempted this once and will perhaps try it again in the Summer months.
"People who lose 100 pounds or more feel healthier, they know they are healthier, they can do things they could not do before. But when they look at their body, it's a constant reminder of where they were – and it can sometimes make it difficult to move on with their life," says J. Peter Rubin, MD, director of the Life After Weight Loss Surgery Center at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.
Body sculpting treatments without surgery are being used for peripheral and cellulite reduction all around the world. These treatments have gained the spotlight in the eyes of both consumers and doctors alike. Apart from being non-invasive, it offers other benefits like no downtime, zero risk of infection, and no scars on the body due to the procedure.
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CoolSculpting is a gentle, 40 to 75 minute treatment (depending upon which applicators are used) during which you may watch movies, TV, read, listen to music, nap, or work on your laptop. The Coolspa specialist will outline your target zones with a surgical pen, and then apply a soothing gel. Next, the cryolipolysis applicators will be placed strategically over your skin, drawing the target areas inside. Each applicator is computer monitored to ensure its proper temperature at all times.
At LA Fitness, you can get your daily or weekly fix of endorphins and stick to your summertime fitness regime without having to brave the cold outside! With a dedicated team of fitness professionals there to guide you every step of the way you'll ensure that you're on target for achieving the ends you desire. And with an incredible amount of equipment, you'll never be stuck for variety again. So ditch those ideas of your morning run through cold, wet streets or fields and instead, head down to LA Fitness and keep fit from the warmth of a gym fully stocked for your needs. Plus, with some of the great deals and discounts they regularly offer, you'll save a serious chunk of cash, too!
Our seasoned, knowledgeable staff and immaculate, accredited facility conveniently located in Manhattan makes Coolspa an easy choice for superior body sculpting in NYC. It's important to remember that unlike so many of our competitors, all CoolSculpting treatments at Coolspa are overseen by plastic surgeons specializing in body contouring, so that you are receiving the optimal treatment for your condition and based on your goals.
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Issues. They are very busy in the evenings, which is the best time for me, and clearly everyone else to go. This often leads to long waits for machines and equipment, also for the showers. As someone that doesn't gym often, I find gyms intimidating, with no staff to turn to for help, pure gym can be a little scary and confusing if you haven't planed what you are there to do in advance. Also some of the clientele can be boisterous, especially if you look a little lost! There is often issues with things being stolen in the locker rooms, I would advise keeping all your belongings locked up and out of sight just to be safe.
The classes are a bit daunting, not really a great confidence booster for a first timer in the class, but if you are happy to just go in and get on with it. Don't expect much help from the trainer in there they're just barking out orders. There is a large volume of different types so plenty to choose from. I recommend downloading the app and booking in advance as the popular classes tend to book up.
You will be given specific instructions on properly maintaining your new appearance. Following treatment you may experience some bruising for up to 10 days. Depending on the areas to be treated, the procedure only takes about an hour, and you can generally expect to be back to your normal routine in two to three days, making the AccuSculpt treatment the perfect Friday afternoon procedure.
For Marco Polo Club members of any level residing in Hong Kong, the partnership means they will now be able to get a complimentary 10-day pass to all Pure gym locations for first-time visitors, as well as a 50 per cent discount on any joining fee thereafter, five personal training sessions (at a cost of HK$3,250), and 25 per cent off of food juice cleanses.
Signs of a sharp instructor: Instructors should tell you to use moderately heavy weights so that you don't do more than 15 reps per set. Watch out for instructors who do dozens of repetitions with light weights: You're not going to build much strength or tone that way. The instructor should correct your form and remind you where you should feel the exercise. Watch for a warm-up and cooldown, too.
You don't need to use the website to get your membership or for any other reason but it's so much easier with it. The PureGym website gives you all necessary information and a possibility to open, freeze, renew or upgrade/downgrade your membership. You can also book your classes there. Apart from the website, you may want to visit PureGym blog to find articles about nutrition, workout and supplementations as well as various guides, tips and tricks.
The treatment courses are as your doctor recommends. You will start seeing the changes in a few months; however, to maintain that perfect body shape and structure of muscles is more difficult that it seems. You must take proper care to follow a nutritional diet, and also have an exercise regimen that will help you maintain. Maintaining muscle tone of your body is absolutely pertinent for the overall shape of your body.
So what makes PureGym so special? They keep prices low and make sure the pricing is simple and easy to understand. Their gyms are packed with state-of-the-art equipment and are maintained to the highest standard. With up to 50 free classes every week, you can pop in at your leisure. Their gyms are open all day, every day and the best thing is there is no contract so you are free to join and leave if your circumstances change.
The duration of a typical body sculpting treatment lasts for about thirty to forty minutes (maximum is an hour.) During this time, it is recommended to bring something with you to pass time since you will not be under a general anesthetic. Other ways to pass time is to get some of your work done or take a short nap while the procedure is going on. Comparing this to traditional surgical methods, which takes up to 10 hours to complete and a prolonged period of one month of downtime to recover.
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Ok, so this is my third pure gym in the uk. I am going back to the review of the Edinburgh one because I may have been harsh. These gyms are convenient, low cost and best of all no contract Pros No contract (great for travelers like me) Lots of machines (power plates) Cons Stupid tvs everywhere playing crap music videos No sanitary wipes All in all good experience!


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SRINAGAR: Chairperson Dukhtaran-e-Millat (DeM), Syeda Aasiya Andrabi on Sunday termed the shifting of Muslim Deeni Mahaz (MDM) chairperson Dr Muhammad Qasim Faktoo and Dr Shafi Shariati to jails outside Kashmir as "illegal, unjust and a barbaric act". She also asked people to register strong protests against the move.
"On Saturday evening, we came to know that Dr Qasim Sahab (who is serving incarceration since past 25 years) and Dr Shariati Sahab (lodged since 2011) were missing from their respective cells in Srinagar Central jail. We were tense until a news website updated at around 2 am that both have been shifted to Udhampur jail and Hiranagar jail respectively," she said in a statement.
Andrabi said in both cases, there was a stay order issued by the High Court against shifting of these two longest serving lifers from Srinagar Central jail. "The Indian Supreme Court, when sentenced Dr Qasim for life, had clearly stated in the last line of the verdict that he should be lodged in a jail near his home," she added.
"Not only did the puppet authorities disrespect their own court order but also didn't inform these two persons as well as their family members before shifting them," Aasiya said.
She said that Dr Qasim was lied to and was told that he will be taken to hospital for check up. "He wasn't allowed to take the medicines or clothes along with him as he was told that he will be taken to a hospital for check up. This is deception and nothing else," she added.
"We all know that Dr Qasim is suffering from multiple ailments but the most worrying is the glaucoma which has increased to alarming levels. His condition is such that more than half of his eyesight is damaged and in such a situation the prescribed eye drops are much needed as he can't see properly without it," she added.
DeM chief said last week also, four lifers who were released on parole by court but that order was also disrespected and those lifers were re-arrested and without informing anyone, they were lodged in Jammu jails.
Andrabi said the shifting these two men in such condition is an "extreme form of oppression and barbarism". "It seems that India and its stooges are now trying to cage and lock our minds and ideologies but we want to tell Narendra Modi and puppet Mehbooba Mufti that even if you take our minds and hearts out from our bodies still these body parts will shout out loud that we are not Indians and can't live with India. Our minds and hearts will say out loud that we are Muslims of JK and will never become part of India," she said.
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Andrabi appealed to Muslims of Jammu and Kashmir to raise their voices and protest against this "oppressive Indian move". "The Muslims of JK must remember that by protesting against this move they will show solidarity and pay their respects to the leaders who have sacrificed everything including their family life and even eyesight for the freedom of this place."
"People should hold strong protests to tell such dedicated lifers that they are not alone and we are with them in their fight against this oppression and illegal occupation. Our solidarity with such people will also be a statement that the cause for which they have sacrificed everything, we will take it to its logical conclusion," she added.


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Taj Mahal
What and why?
The Taj Mahal was built in 1632 by emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his third wife who died giving birth to their 23rd child. It stands on the south side of the Yamuna river in Agra, India. It took just over 20 years to build and it is known in the architectrual world as a great acomplishment because of when it was built along with the complexablitly of the structure.
The Taj Mahals influences
It features many influences like Persian, Islamic and Indian. At the top the dome seems to change color as the sunlight or the moonlight seems to hit it. Today it is one of the worlds most popular monuments of the world. Named the Taj Mahal in honor of Mumtaz Mahal, the mausoleum was constructed of white marble inlaid with semi-precious stones (including jade, crystal, lapis lazuli, amethyst and turquoise) forming intricate designs in a technique known as pietra dura.
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If you download this text file to your AIX system you can then use the compare_report command to see which fixes you need and how the level of your system compares to that of the patch-set. e.g.
# compare_report -s -r ./6100-08-00-1241.compare -h -v
This example will generate a list of the patch-sets that are of a higher or lower level than those in the fix-pack. For more details see the compare_report man page.
Once you have downloaded your patch-sets to your system you can either install them from smit or by using my preferred method:
Change to the directory where you dowloaded the patches and run:
# inutoc .
# install_all_updates -Yd .
install_all_updates: Initializing system parameters.
install_all_updates: Log file is /var/adm/ras/install_all_updates.log
install_all_updates: Checking for updated install utilities on media.
install_all_updates: Result = SUCCESS
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The installation command produces a handy report in"/var/adm/ras/install_all_updates.log" that can be used to analyse the results of the pactch operation.


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5 Key Takeaways from Cesar Canales
1. Do to others what you would like done to you (The Golden Rule)
2. Be passionate
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5. Enjoy the things that God has given you
Today on the Person Behind the Professional we are happy to be talking to Cesar Canales, an insurance agent and founder of the Canales Family Insurance – AllState, in Texas. Cesar started his agency back in 2014 and has been growing ever since. Before changing paths and becoming an insurance agent, he worked in broadcasting with radio and television.
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Thanks for listening today. My name is Katie with bright and today we have Caesar Canal is joining us on the person behind the Professional Caesar. Canalis is owner and insurance agent at Canalis family insurance, allstate in Plano, Texas. And he started his agency back in 2014. Before that he's had a long career in broadcasting, both radio and TV. Another one of these guys were. I don't know why I'm leading this. I think I should give him the mic and let him ask all the questions, but these are thanks for being on today and we really appreciate it. Thank you again. Pleasure to be here. So Caesar, give us just a little bit of background on why you started the insurance agency after being in radio and TV so long.
So about 15 years ago, I was, uh, uh, organizing an event for community in Chicago and we had a main sponsor was one of the most important insurance companies into the country and they were the sponsor of the event and I noticed one thing that, there was a very big need for people to understand insurance because these agents that were working out a van and we open in those events where they're passing away, you know, the shots, keys to the cops, uh, shirts, things like that. But in this case, most of the people were not interested in just getting a Koozie or getting a shirt or a fan. They were actually interested in getting answers. And at that time I saw, wow, there's a great need. So I talked to one of the agents for that company and he told me you won't believe the amount of people that need information about insurance, that, that they don't understand what they're paying for and that's why they often are upset about holiday pay or how it's handled. And I say, wow, that's, that inspired me to, uh, at that time it was, I was doing really well and the company, so I couldn't even dare to think and, and moving into the insurance business. But I thought this will be a great place where I can make a difference at some point if, uh, if I want to live this business.
Do you came from the broadcasting in radio industry? Tell us a little bit about that and your experience there.
It was very, very rewarding because knowing you get to know a lot of people and you get to influence to get to know and work with influencers. You get to work with personalities, radio personalities that, that our leaders are of opinion and uh, and that they also help and in a lot of ways, not just to entertain but also to, to connect communities, to inspire communities to do help them go through today because, uh, nowadays you have the podcasts. But, uh, even before the podcast, they were the morning show guys and the afternoon drive guys that will help, uh, the regular worker to go through the traffic or he would admit the guys who give you bits of information that help you start a conversation or at home or make you feel like you were learning something on the way to work will, you were not enjoying those two hours of commute in the middle of traffic.
So, and that also helped me to understand that that upon a microphone is a powerful tool that you have to take that seriously whether you're entertaining or, or just providing information, but you have to take that seriously and the, you have to, to understand and prepare for, for a job like that. So the breakfast industry, it gave me a different perspective on, on having an opinion and just saying it in a group because when you have a mic that's a, that could be thousands and sometimes millions of people that are going to be listening to that and they might take that opinion, has a, as a very, very um, what he'd say, uh, has an authority or has a change of life for them.
I'm assuming you were working with some pretty talented people because most of you know, radio and everything is not always edited. So, you know, you have people who are actually speaking live right at that time, not like these podcasts where we can edit them out now and, and change things around and make them sound as good as possible.
That is correct. Uh, I learned the value of people that were always at that their mind was in a different rpm. That the revolutions of their ideas were so fast and there were connected to him, to, to their boys that say, wow, not everybody has that talent. That talent of, of being thinking not only about the what they're going to say, but the consequences and what's next and how to harmonize with the rest of the team, like in the case of a morning show or an afternoon show where you had three or four members and on top of that they, they're out of magically gauging the interest of people in the topic that they're touching and the size of it because now we have a podcast that you can say, well, this was really interesting because we got a lot of people and people share it right at that time.
You kind of have to be analyzing a minute by minute what you're saying and, and judging by yourself. And I'm like, okay, is this going the right place? And if it's not been interesting, then I have to switch it. And if he's been interested in then let's, let's light it up. Let's just put more, more gas to the fire. So that's a very interesting talent and use that on. Now you see it with, uh, uh, in place in New York or you see it in movies when you can see the opening weekend and you know, if it's gonna be a hit or not, right. Uh, in radio that happens minute by minute and GV. That happens minute by minutes. So it's a very interesting, uh, phenomenal. When you're going live on them,
would you say that it was a pretty stressful environment as well or was
it not as stressful because of the, the, I say quality. I don't know if that's really the right word, but the quality of people who were up there, they were, they were used to that type of interaction. It was a stressful in a way that you have to be 100 percent alert and you have to be 100 percent on the ball is a one time one comedian showed up to our radio studio and after the after being there only for about 35 to 40 minutes, he came out and he told me so you know something, I, I have a new appreciation for it for people that do this live because it said Comedians we get to go to shows and we try material and try and material and then finally we get a show on hbo or we do something on tv but we already tried the material and we only got to do that material and it's going to be the same material for 25 minutes for 27 minutes and then we're going to go to the next city.
We're going to do the same. He said, your guys here are doing it live all the time and they can not repeat that material. And it said. And I said, yeah, that's, that's really says that will be really stressful everyday to have that load and say yet in ways very stressful, but at the same time that challenge, these people are, are our feet by that challenge every day. If you give them something else that would not be happy. I had people, I had people that, uh, that were completely bored when we say we're going to go record it and which is going to get the best material. A lot of your last three shows in the guy like, I don't know if that's going to sound good. Some people perform so much better under pressure. I've told people I don't enjoy being in front of a couple of people giving a presentation, but if I'm in a room, have a ton of people there or something, I do better for some reason it's kind of strange.
You would think it would work the exact opposite. But there's something, there's something about it. And I think the energy and the. I think the pressure of, of knowing that there's a lot of people watching you, I think you. I think you do perform better. It is in this situation. It is so interesting. What you mentioned is something that I use when I'm training. I try to help people to become better speakers in small groups because it's a lot more challenging to talk in a small group that talking to a stage where there's 50,000 people in a stadium. Why do you think that is? A is a very simple. I'm a psychologist once, told me, and he was also an agent for a major recording artist. He said, hey, you know something? The deal is when you're in a small group, you can see their eyeballs.
You can actually see that they're watching you and you can see their expressions so you can. You actually engage with the person who's being. He's bored or he sat. He sat of it. He's angry. If he's in disagreement with you while you're in the stadium, you're not seeing that. You're so focused on the message because you can not actually see the each individual expression that you don't care is it, but the smaller the room, the more difficult it is. That's why when you see this, this great speakers and entertainers that started in corporate event, you kind of see a little bit of a different dynamic when they are with 10 people, seven people that when they, when they are in a room in a conference with 3000 people and that goes for a motivational speaker. That goes for our journalists. That goes for a comedian.
Any type of a of a speaker that's going to present themselves in an environment like that and and that logic, that capital think, okay, I need to work with my team because I have talent. People that were on the air and they will. They will do awesome. They were interviewed at precedent and they will be, will go without a hitch and it will be a hit and then there will be in the stadium and you will be excellent. And then we'll bring them to a corporate event and there were only maybe eight to 10 vice presidents and they will totter and they forgot what they were saying. They were start sweating and it's like, okay, we need to work on this. So we actually work with some of our talent to, to improve their, their small group presentation because he's not natural is actually the most challenging
couple of things that you, from what we've seen, you base your agency off of our three core principles, honesty, integrity and responsibility. And I'm assuming that this, this just didn't come when you started the agency, but you did this in your, in your other job as well. But tell us a little bit about why you really focus on those three core principle.
And so what I, what I learned at a, when you work in any type of job, it doesn't matter if you're a plumber, if you are, you know, picking up trash at a park or, or you're a surgeon, it doesn't matter. Some of my friends, uh, that are in the medical field to tell me, uh, it's really hard to be 100 percent honest with some of your patients because they, uh, uh, they go crazy. They go crazy on you, but we owe it to them. So what I believe is that you have to use grace when you were telling the brutal truth to someone, but you have to be honest all the time because I don't want to have to keep track of, uh, of different versions of, have a story to different people. So whatever you asked me today about something that I'm doing, I'm going to tell you the truth because next day somebody else is going to ask me the same thing.
I'm going to tell you the truth. If you continue to build that reputation and at the end of the day you could be broke. You could be bankrupt, you could be homeless. But the only thing that you're going to have is your reputation. If you build a reputation on those core principles of being honest and tell people what you're thinking without being obnoxious and disrespectful, just tell them what you think, uh, in a way, in a way that the, that sounds, uh, not uh, what do you call it, a, that you're not making up things just to, to sound better and look better amongst them for them, so that, that's why we go to principals. So the honesty and integrity, like, uh, I, I worked with people, I manage people that were, were not the most organized, that they were not maybe the hardest working people, but when they say that they will do something, that it was vital to the mission, they will do it.
And if they didn't, then I, I'd lost respect for them. So integrity is something that, uh, that provides you an increase the position of respect that you have with another individual. For those, those things are very, very important. And responsibility is like you got to take ownership of what you do. You cannot always blame the weather. And Oh, it was Monday. How was it on my best game? Oh, he was Friday, I wasn't getting on the weekend, or you know something. It's the traffic, the traffic. It's always the traffic, right? Yeah. As you can. So recap, to take responsibility. The responsibility is not about, oh well, we're responsible for your business. Now we're responsible for our actions and we're going to take responsibility. We make a mistake. We're going to tell you, hey, we made a mistake. This is the way we want to correct it and first of all, we want to apologize and not make excuses because a extreme ownership is the best show of responsibility you can have.
So I saw some great pictures of your family online. It looks like that, you know, you definitely value your family. So tell, tell us a little bit about your family and you know, how, how do you balance this business life and managing your employees, but also having time for your family and enjoying them. You have to set priorities and would my kids. I tell them that there was one time that I was working and when I was working in radio and TV, you have a lot of evening events and I remember a couple of times when my, my daughter, that was one of the other reasons that I was so excited about changing industries because, uh, yes, he a, it's a party atmosphere and you can enjoy being in concerts and the trips and all this, but it takes a toll on the family if you want to.
You want to be present with your kids and your wife or your spouse, you're going to have to make a decisions and prioritize. Right. So one time I walked a home and, and then, uh, it was maybe like midnight or one in the morning after a concert or something. And while I was brushing my teeth, my wife tells me, you know, what a Maya toll and my daughter, I said, yeah, she asked me were, were here, and I said, and I told her that you were working and she was up there. I think it would. She was four years old. And so I told him you were working and she said, why is he working? He said, well, you know, you, you work because you need money to pay for the things that we have, you know, the house and location and all that, your necessities.
And she's like, yeah, but why is he working at night? Why does he want so much money? And, and um, and, and I laugh about it, but, um, later on I started thinking about it and I'm thinking, okay, this is going to happen more often. And not that, that, that wasn't the event, but he was the one that it triggered in my head. Okay, let me start talking to people about how they balance their life because there's going to be places where you cannot do that. And at that time, what he started doing it, I started, I start prioritizing. I started saying, Hey, I'm going to go the to the ballet class that my daughter has at least once a month and I'm going to spend time with my kids a little bit more. And I'm gonna and I'm gonna try to, uh, match events. So they can.
So that my wife can be there or I can be there with her and I talked about and then when we did the company, we start talking about that. So that symbol, those pictures, they're above remind the reminders for me and for a lot a lot of other people that work in the US that, that forget what the priority is because at some point when I was traveling a lot in the US and I sit down next to two people that their successful business owners for Bayer successful executives and the airplane. I always ask them how, uh, what can your family tell me about you? And I was, I was kinda trying to figure it out to get wisdom. Right. And a lot of them, you'll be surprised. A lot of them were so regretful of the amount of time they spend working. And he was so interesting to me that there were some gentlemen that I never seen in my life.
I just sit down in there next to them in the airplane and I asked him, Hey, what can your children told me about you? And, and uh, there were a couple of them, one of them specifically that teaches say, let me get another drink and he got a drink and then he think he, he was quiet for a couple of minutes and then he looked at me and he was teary eyes and seeking or something. I think that they will say that, that I don't care much for them, that I only provided things for no. Wow. See it. And uh, and, and that was like, Ooh, I say really bad, I should have asked you anything more. But then he started telling me about this and now I'm trying to connect with my children, but they're too old. They're independent or in college or they already graduated and they don't have time for me and I don't feel lonely. And like, wow. So I'm hearing this. And at the same time I have a four year old and a two year old. I'm thinking, yeah, that's a big lesson, right? Yeah. Where would you rather be? Would you rather be a, you know, a very successful executive in corporate America versus texting business owner with millions in the bank? And all the toys but have that regret or would you have a little bit less of that? So I thought I want to, I want to have a balanced life.
Wow. I mean that's powerful and you know, you, you speak, you speak directly to me as well. And as you know just starting, starting another business is just hard enough in itself. And then having two, two little boys and, and a wonderful wife and I think the same thing. Cesar. I think the same things daily. And you, it's yeah, it's one thing to say you know, going to work but sometimes sometimes you think about it more and you and you wonder is that all they're going to remember his dad leaving for work versus dad coming home or dad staying two to play with me or just to talk with me. So I mean that is definitely something powerful and I know that, I know that you're also learning from those things as you're hearing from these people and I know probably filling conviction as well and because I know we don't have that balance perfect at all.
Yeah. And it is something that you have to put on the calendar because if you don't then you can do it one day, one week and then you forget and the next week. So you have to have that under color, whether it's the soccer practice or is it a play date or be able to swing a tire swing for the kids and then have to, hey, I haven't pushed the pushed that swung in a let's, let's do it this afternoon or this. Yeah. And sometimes break the rules. Sometimes you say something, I know it's Wednesday and it's a school week, but uh, let's go to, let's go get some ice cream after dinner or, or let's, let's go on a bike. Right. Uh, so they will remember that more than whatever, a big remote control car or a drone you gave him for, for their birthday or Christmas. They remember more those moments that, uh, that. Any, any toys or any luxuries that you give them.
House. It's funny, I just had my two kids. My wife has gone to Texas and had my two kids by myself. And as you know, it's always different when mom's not around, right? Of course, you know, and, and you're thinking, man, I love my wife more than I did, which when she gets back, right, you figure out how much she does and, and how hard she works. And My, one of my sons was away and uh, with, with a grandparent and I had, I had my one two year old and it was 9:30 at night. And the one thing that we could have done was get him in bed, you know, but, you know, we always look forward to bedtime, right? We're always like, when are we? And we, uh, I was driving and I just had this, no we can, we can do more here.
And I had the opportunity to take my two year old son to the movie. Now people would say I was nuts and I'm going to tell you something. Everyone in the movie theater, they were looking at me thinking I was a nutcase for brands for breaking my two year old. But you know that right there, it's not, it's not to boast because I'll tell you, it was very difficult for me to make that decision to do that, you know, I almost had to blurt it out and just say it so that, you know, you got to keep that promise. FDF, do you say it to them? And so it, it was one of those things where I just blurted it out and I thought, oh my gosh, what am I, what am I doing? What am I going to get into bed until 1130 at night?
And it, it meant, I know it meant something to him, but I'm going to tell you something. It meant so much to me to have my little boy sitting in my lap and just watching a movie together. And that's something unfortunately that we don't, we don't have enough time to do. And that's, you know, I'll, I'll take full blame for that one. So it's a, it's really, it's really encouraging to hear, to hear you say that and to hear that you encourage other people had to, to continue to focus on their family. And if you had to leave the insurance industry forever, if you, if you had to go, what would you say the one thing or two things that you would miss most about it?
Oh, to meet new people and all kinds of people. Is this, is this a, an amazing, you know, how people say, Oh, what I, I love my work because I, I, I've made different kinds of people like, you know, I was working in broadcast and I thought I was meeting all kinds of people. Not really a, I have a customer who, who might be working at Walmart in the gardening department and he's an immigrant from Iraq. And then, uh, then the next and the next hour I have a, uh, a professor from Smu University who was, uh, who, who's been in the run for a noble prize. Uh, and I'm like, okay, that's pretty cool. And then I have a top executive for a Dr Pepper and another one from Toyota. Well, I have also the guy who was starting his, uh, his cleaning residential cleaning business and they're working 16 hours, 18 hours a day. So, and they have a different story and they have a different why and, and, and most of the day all of them have that same need, which is to trust someone to help them with something that is complex for them. And so what I will miss the most is that opportunity, that opportunity to meet and hear the story of different people because I'm about relationships.
Everyone has a story. And, and you know, unfortunately a lot of people think some people's stories are more important than others, but as you, as you said, uh, it's amazing to hear, hear stories of people. It gives you much perspective [inaudible]
that would, that's the thing that I wouldn't miss because this business, he signed his cues to get a, to start me with relationships. That's what it is. And that's, that's why I don't want to go ahead of myself. But that's actually one of my biggest takeaway. If I in this business, what I will miss is to build those new relationships with total strangers that maybe you'll see at the starbucks line. And you just only say hi. You will never know that that person has a very interesting story. Sorry.
Can you tell us a little bit about the products offer and
also the companies that you represent? A, we do have a question of are you multilingual and, and what languages do you speak in your agency? You're so kind. Even though you hear my accent and you're still asking me if I'm, if I'm. Well, you know, we, we would rather not assume we would rather just make sure where we know what's, what's actually happening at the agency. You have to be politically correct to say we used to speak three languages here, but a big to speak English and Spanish. Uh, uh, and we, we got people that are customers as big Arabic was as big a couple of different dialects from India and we've got people that a Korean and Chinese and we have all kinds of customers because in our location is very diverse in this area. Plano, Texas and, and so, so we said that, uh, we speak English and we understand English with an accent because we have a big accent.
And so understanding English with an accent. That's awesome. Yes, because we are, because we speak at the same way. So what products and companies do you offer in this office? And I said this office because I'm. My wife is in the business as well and she has a broker agency, but in this office we exclusively represent all state and his products and we focused 100 percent in and the three major stuff we focus in the life insurance and home insurance and auto insurance. And I initially usually you hear that in the commercial or into science backwards and you hear auto, home and life, but I believe that he's live home and noddle because life is more important than your auto home is more important than your auto. So it should be in that, in that order. So that's what we offer. And your five key takeaways.
I know that you had mentioned mentioned one, but I would love to hear the five key takeaways that our, that our listeners can take away and benefit from. Well, the golden rule, that's, that's the main one, and that's a constant reminder of a do unto others as you want it to be done on yourself, right? You want to be treating people as a, as you want it to be treated. I like, I tell people when they say I don't know anything about insurance, can you explain it to me in a way that, uh, you know, uh, I feel comfortable and I say, look, I explained insurance or our products in the same way that I explained to my parents, my sisters, my brothers, anybody that is in my family. Why? Because I don't want to assume that, that you are an expert and I wanted, I want to treat you like the way I want it to be treated.
So the golden rule is the main thing. Be Passionate. You have to be passionate. You have to a viewer into a business that, uh, that today's, uh, is about protecting people and explain and risk. Then be passionate about it, find out more information and shared that information or not in a way that is simple and entertaining as well that that connects with people. Try not to be boring. Simplicity is he is another takeaway because when people ask me, why do you think that you could be successful in, in, in this business because when you see the numbers or how many agents they failed within the first three years, five years or, or they have to close their shop or sell it. A staggering is just amazing. Amazing is not worth on a restaurant, but it's closer to have a but, but when I see that is like if you are able to explain your product and your services in a very simple way, a, it might take you longer time, but uh, but you'll be able to, to gain respect and then people are going to start referring you business and then a stick to your correspond to your core values.
Whenever in doubt, just go look at the wall. Bring your core values. Your in our case is honesty and integrity. Responsibility. And you know, when you're in doubt, just look at those values, look at those values and think, is this decision or this answer that I'm giving to this customer who has a partner, uh, the ride one to say, does it come from those values, those approve bills that passed the test of those three values. And uh, and the last one is a, a God gave us some talents and God gave us some gifts and gave us some things to enjoy. So enjoying them. Let's don't try to, uh, uh, don't try to worry too much about, uh, the bigger goal or keeping up with the Joneses just to the best that you can help as much people who again, but enjoy with a guide is giving you every day. So you can be grateful. Be grateful receiver of all those blessings. Wow.
We really appreciate your time. I know that it's very valuable and you know, at first in our, in our first initial conversations when I approached you, I know that you were a little skeptical, but also I'm hesitant to come on and I just want to tell you truthfully, it was a blessing to talk to you today and so I really, really appreciate that. Well, me too. I liked the way, the way you interview, I think you would have done great and a talk show. Well you never know. You might be, you might be my first person on our talk show, next idea, next idea. Because nowadays, you know, people are listening to podcasts, but oh man, we're so lazy that we wouldn't everything on video so we can get the full distraction really right about that. And we'll be, we'll be doing some video so I really can't wait.
Um, and you said your wife is involved in insurance as well. Man, we would love to have you both together and kind of hear here, the husband and wife side of things. I think that would be really fun as well. We want to remind everyone to subscribe to our podcast and also give us a review and in your thoughts on Caesar there is. There is no way that anyone could give a bad review on this. I'm telling you that the takeaways also, the information that he gave today was, uh, was humbling, was convicting, and also it was just inspiring. Uh, we also want to remind everyone, and don't forget that if you are looking for insurance quotes that don't stain checkout bright b dot Com and we'll be happy to serve you. Click get a quote and you'll be able to find insurance agents of your choice.
Now, the one thing I, I did not ask you Cesar, and I want to make sure we go back to this, is that how do we reach out to you? Uh, hopefully everywhere. If my seo is working correctly, you just put Allstate on Google. That's a, that'll show show anywhere. So I'd simplified no emails and the website. I think if you just googled the name, would Allstate and it'll show and it does. It does it work. It's working. So we'll definitely have your information as well in our show notes, but again, thank you so much and we will talk to everyone very soon.
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Greg Miles | 25 January 2016
It was hard to miss the social media frenzy earlier this month. Facebook, LinkedIn, and especially Twitter were ablaze with the chirpings of a new digital phenomenon.
Peach was the word on everyone's lips, or rather at everyone's fingertips. Surprisingly this had nothing to do with fruit, the colour, or even the emoji, but a fresh and juicy social networking app.
One reason for Peach's unprecedented attention was undoubtedly linked to its creator Dom Hoffman. As one the founders of Vine, we naturally expected big things from his latest brainchild. Peach is being promoted as "a fun and simple way to keep up with friends and be yourself."
Unfortunately for Peach, the jury is still out on whether we really need something else to add to our mountain of social apps. In fact, following the initial hubbub, some reports are already claiming that it is dead.
While this isn't true (you can still download the app for free on the iTunes App Store), a multitude of problems have certainly contributed to its troubles. Within this post we take a closer look at Peach and assess the good, the bad, and the fuzzy.
What's Good?
When you first install Peach you're immediately struck by its crisp interface. Updates from your network unfold from the top of your screen, and friend requests are located so they don't clutter your feed.
From the main page, it just looks like a stream of statuses, but when you click on an update, a dedicated page for that user reveals a plethora of options.
Peach's crowning glory is its 'Magic Words' feature which allows users to open a range of fun tools and send them to friends. For instance, if you type the word 'gif' you can immediately search a variety of gifs from Giphy and add it into your post. Other 'Magic Words' include:
- Battery — Shows your battery charge %
- Book — Adds a book
- Date — Shows current date
- Dice — Roll the dice
- Draw — Doodle something
- Events — Shows the number of events in your calendar for today
- Game — Adds a video game
- Goodmorning — Say good morning
- Goodnight — Say good night
- Here — Offers current location
- Move — Adds your day's movement (steps and miles)
- Movie — Adds a movie image, from themoviedb.org
- Rate — Rate something on a scale of one to five stars
- Safari — Opens your browser to search for a link
- Shout — Say something with big words
- Song — Uses your phone's microphone to identify a song (kind of like Shazam)
- Time — Shows current time
- TV — Adds a TV show
- Weather — Shows current weather
The quirkiness of Peach doesn't end there, though, with users being able to receive inspirational content prompts by simply tapping the lightbulb icon. Plus, alongside standard social features such as liking and commenting on friends' posts, you can also boop, wave, and send cake to each other (I'm not kidding).
What's Not So Good?
Despite all of the initial expectation and commotion surrounding Peach, it's pretty safe to say that the novelty has quickly worn off. Most of its engaging and quirky features are thwarted by a number of problems. Here is what you need to know.
Firstly, there's the issue of no centralised feed. Instead of the continuous scrolling updates we're so accustomed to, Peach (as previously mentioned) offers dedicated pages for every user.
Because of this extremely private and insular nature, it means that even if you find the most hilarious gif in the world, users will only see the word 'gif' on your stream. They must then click on your page to see what it's actually about.
Secondly, a private social network was always going to be divisive. Most people who join Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram want to actively share aspects of their life with a mass audience.
Sure, people can like things on Peach, but with only a few friends in your network you can forget about going viral. And as a generation of selfie-lovers and internet-celebrities this just doesn't cut it.
I also suspect another reason for Peach's decline is because it received too much attention too early. When we compare it to something like Snapchat, which recently recorded 7 billion+ video views per day, it's clear that initial publicity levels have no bearing on how successful an app will be in the long-term.
Snapchat was only founded in 2011, but it wasn't until two years later that it really started to gain traction. This directly contrasts with Peach's impressive App Store debut at No. 85, only to drop 44 places in less than 48 hours. All of which suggests the hype around Peach's release was mainly propelled by marketers and media experts, rather than an actual demand from the general public.
What's The Upshot?
With so many social networking platforms already entrenched in the digital landscape, it's going to take something pretty ground-breaking to shake things up. On its own, Peach seems like little more than an ephemeral fad, but there is a chance that a larger platform like Facebook or Twitter could recognise its idiosyncratic qualities and try to integrate it.
Only time will tell if the app can survive in the changeable world of social networking, but the chances of it clawing back its initial momentum don't look very peachy.


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There's a minimum of another thing individuals in San Francisco appear to agree on: the rent is simply too damn large. The median lease is concerning about $3000 and $3500 every month…for any a single-Bed room condominium.
Did Phil take into consideration that maybe YIMBYs and BARFs assistance these insurance policies since they actually expect them to aid the considerably less lucky?
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(Actually, there's a Big apple Moments Op-Ed within the day that I'm penning this, May well 14, that points out that some individuals on the correct are at the moment cheerleaders for conduct they at the time would have found objectionable, not because they Assume it's fantastic for them or with the place as a whole, but mainly because it appalls the Left).
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Daniel check here Lakeland says: May 16, 2017 at 2:thirty pm I believe this is among the most easy post I've observed here. 50 % the economists in this article indicate that his product is proper (folks will transfer from encompassing places into SF and afterwards free up some somewhat fewer desirable stuff exterior SF and decrease their commutes and many others and this is the issue) and 50 percent convey to him that he's entirely Incorrect Which rates within SF will the truth is occur down a indisputable fact that the other 50 percent of your economists have currently conceded gained't take place.
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three. You furthermore mght haven't produced an argument for why the wealthy men and women who would like to live in San Francisco haven't presently moved there by using boosting rents and indirectly pricing individuals out. What qualifies as a luxury apartment in San Francisco might be a dump in Chicago, for the reason that Chicago has ample units.
Perfect! More and more people are purchasing Lexus than Toyota or scion, so the price of Lexus is soaring, but it surely doesn't mean the cost of Toyota or Scion is climbing, or is growing just as much. Although the comparison isn't strictly appropriate due to the fact not like automobiles, properties have mounted destinations and part website of the worth is area.
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Didn't want to write today. But also didn't want to not acknowledge it. Today, when I woke up and went in and got my little one up, I felt the overwhelming sad.
Today is my little brother's birthday. He would be 34 today. He died 4 years ago. The last time I hung out with him, I was visiting home. I was lamenting our upbringing, saying how hard it was for me still to be comfortable being myself and fearing the truths that my family taught me really were true. He told me that when he was 18, he walked into church, kneeled down and cried for 15 minutes. Then he said, "god, you and i are good. And we are done." And he walked out and never worried about it again. I don't know why some of us are so much more affected then others. When I got the call, matt was already driving to find me at school. I went home and called my brother jp. We got in the car and drove 12 hours to home. To a home that joe had been the day before.
The thing is when joe died, my brother pat and his wife stephany were at the hospital having a baby. My whole family was there. When they brought Joe into the emergency room (it was too late, he was already dead), they called my family over in labor and delivery and they all came running down. My mom and dad were there and they got to run down and see joe and say goodbye. I would imagine that scene over and over again, them running down the hall of the hospital, fresh from a birth to find their favorite son dead. The fear and dread and disbelief they must have felt as they ran the hall to see the reality of this.
We all went out to my brother peter's and everyone got drunk. We had a fire and sat in the night and the stars. When the pain became too much, one of the brothers would take off running and jump into the ice coldcreek, howling and wailing with all their clothes on. I think they thought that the freezing water would keep the grief at bay. And maybe it did for the first cold second.
We created a vigil in his house. He lived in a studio house. Small, compact, perfect. We lit a candle and put down a sheet of paper for his friends to sit and write and drink and if they saw something they wanted, that meant something to them, to write it down and we would get it to them. there was always someone in that room for a week. if someone would show up, the next one would leave.
I was going to tell a secret now. But I think I just decided not to. I guess I will leave it here. It hurts to write this and remember that grief. He was our golden boy.


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