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(Can be managed remotely) Owner managing from Boston
15 houses on contract sale with $120,600 in collection remaining ($5000/month), 4 Houses (on Sale), and Website
1) 15 (Fifteen) houses already sold on contract
a. Sold price $157,600
b. Money already collected on contract sale $31,000 (in monthly payments)
c. Remaining collection $126,600 ($5000/month)
i. 6 houses on $400/month
ii. 5 houses on $300/month
iii. 1 houses on $350/month
iv. 3 houses on $250/month
v. All money is received as money order by postal mail.
Buyer is responsible for taxes, maintenance, and everything. No work is required on Seller side. If buyer leave the house for some unforeseen reason, seller can just resell the property.
2) 4 (Four) houses currently listed for Sale
3) Running Website (Will provide step-by-step details on how to remove or add new listings).
a. Have sold 30 houses using this website in past 6 months.
4) Will provide all documents (Contracts etc)
5) Business is registered as LLC and will be transferred
Owner is managing business remotely: Business owner is located in Boston Suburbs and is managing the business without any permanent local help.
Open to best offer. Looking for $130,000 Cash ($126,500 in future collection, 4 more houses, running website, customer base).
Reason to sell: I am a Scientist by profession and started this work while I was a graduate student. Now, I need to focus on my current job and something in pharma. I am not in hurry to sell this business as I do not have to spend much time on this business. Looking for reasonable offer.
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Can't you hear me screaming?
Yelling cos I'm blind?
Can't you see me burning?
Burning up inside?
Do you hear the voices?!
The voices in my head?!
They tell me that I'm special,
And promise something new!
Nothing else can save me,
Save me but for you!
Can't you hear me crying?
Thrashing against my binds?
Can you hear my murmurs,
In the dead of the night?
Can you see the blackness,
I see instead of sight?
I scream so loud,
But none can hear,
They're deaf like I am blind.
There's only one thing to realise,
One thing left to find.
Release, escape, eternity,
Freedom from this frailty,
A broken heart, a broken soul,
A mind that's near to torn apart,
Help me piece it back together,
Let my mind reside forever,
In peace.
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"Papa's in the house," a crowd of men and women chant repeatedly, as they stand parallel to one another, creating a narrow passageway for their idol. It's hard not to raise a smile at this outpouring of American corporate culture in
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As the big boss arrives at the front door of one of his many pizza outlets in Dubai, hands grip cameras. This is the moment his staff have all been waiting for.
It is safe to say that Schnatter, founder of the Papa John's empire, probably felt like he was back home in Indiana, and not in sun-scorched Dubai. The firm that he set up is now America's third-largest pizza delivery chain, sitting just behind Pizza Hut and Domino's.
"When I was fifteen, I was washing dishes at a local pizza pub… I hated washing dishes… then I got promoted from dishwasher to making pizzas and I fell in love with it from the get go," he says.
Back in Indiana, Schnatter constantly felt like there was a missing ingredient in national pizza chains, and so he decided to open up his own restaurant in order to fill the void. In fact, at the young age of 22, he knocked down a broom closet at his father's bar, bought used restaurant equipment worth $1,600, and in no time, baked his dream to reality by delivering pizzas out of the back of the pub.
In 1984, the first Papa John's restaurant opened its doors to the small town of Jeffersonville. Now, the company has nearly 4,000 shops worldwide. In fact, more than 25 years later, Schnatter has restaurants in 50 states and around 29 countries.
Last year, the Nasdaq-listed firm's revenues topped $1.2bn, an eight percent rise on 2010, while net profits came in at $55.7 m, up seventeen percent. During a particularly tough time for the US economy, Papa John's opened an additional 237 outlets. Those results compare to $1.7bn in revenues for Domino's over the same period.
But the growth story wasn't as smooth a ride as one might assume, Schnatter says.
"I had no idea we would ever go international. We started around twelve years ago and we were not very good at it," he recalls. "When you come from a small town in the States, you do not know how to do it, it is intimidating. So, for the first four or five years, we kind of let each country do its own thing, and we were a total failure."
"Five or six years ago, I started going around the planet and started picking up best practices of franchisees that were successful…what we found was, if the franchisee did it the Papa John's way, they were successful, but the people that were doing their own thing weren't. So, I made a commitment that the Papa John's way was how we were going to do it worldwide," he continues.
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... the beach was nice, a few people drinking mate, and we picked up a few shells. There are about 40 kms of developed shoreline in Mar Del Plata, much of it beach. There are many country clubs, and it seems everywhere you look the beach is lined with rows and rows of cabanas. Martin explained that people will rent a cabana for their holidays and then spend most of their days there on the beach. Running from the water to the shelter of their cabana, ...
Tourista day!
... tower, where there were some additional handmade items, and I bought a couple of skeens of Argentine wool, in the hopes that my friend Claudia's mother can knit us some nice scarves! We continued farther down the way, and came upon a building with murals painted on the roof. Beside this there was a tent set up, and signs for the 30th annual Mar Del Plata film festival. Beside this was two identical looking buildings, one a hotel and one a casino, very big and very ...
Road trip!
... the land is flat and there are lots of cattle farms, and some sheep. The road was not too busy, and it took about 4 1/2 hours to make the trip. We passed through several small towns and followed a river for some way, with several small shops on the side of the road selling fishing supplies. We checked into our hotel, and took a taxi down to the main beach and ate at a place that is famous for their churros - Manolo. We ate a picada lunch - ...
Last full day of expedition
... he participated in a Russian-Canadian expedition walking from Russia via the North Pole to Ellesmere Island (Canada). He spoke of the training and the trip then illustrated his talk with photographs. Seems just as hard now as when the early explorers wandered around. There was a cocktail party before dinner then after dinner a slide presentation of the photographs people had put on the Quark computer. It gave a lovely recap to a great ...
Mar del Plata and Rada Tlly
... hard sand. Apart from that there are two restaurants and a row of interesting houses across the road; one looks like a mosque complete with blue dome, another has an all glass front, the next looks like it belongs in the French countryside. Like Comodoro, the town is nestled in these big dirt hills. Maybe this is to keep out the wind because it really blows here. Really really blows.
Not finding an open restaurant we bus back to Comodoro, where we couldn't ...


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What will Belize look like in the next 20 years? Only time will tell, but a wise individual once said, "If you fail to prepare then you must prepare to fail." Therefore, the Ministry of Economic Development has drafted a team for a project called Horizon 2030 which is a National Developmental Framework that will establish long term goals and objectives, intended to strategically guide Belize's development over the next 20 years.
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I've had a tank for a few months now and originally thanks to this board I realized I was going about it all wrong and have since made some changes. However I think the way I was doing things before have done damage to my yellowtail blue damsel. His body appears to be very faded in color, other than that he seems to be fine. He's eating and swimming around as he always has. What can be causing his skin to fade? I feed him once a day and mix it up between flakes and frozen brine shrimp, flakes more often.
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We visited Xueqiang, who has a difficult family situation that interferes with his treatment adherence. Xueqiang's situation is improving, but it's a challenge to convey the critical importance of adherence (taking his meds!) when his appearance of health and CD4 counts seem strong. His grandfather lives in the garage beneath his apartment and resells reusable refuse to earn money. I love his resourcefulness, but his dietary standards (a huge bag of fermented beans gleaned from the trash) are a little questionable even for me.
The day before yesterday we took cars to Lixin (AOS has two dedicated cars and drivers on staff to transport the health workers - the drivers themselves also help with the work) and visited two CDCs and several childrens' houses, including Ling Feng and Zi Ting, two kids featured in our recent newsletters and on our Sponsor a Child page.
Ling Feng, like most of the kids, is a little shy and talks really quietly when you ask him questions. But if you listen carefully you can hear the tiniest murmurs of "xi huan" when you ask him if he likes to play, has friends, or likes to eat rice and noodles. His adorable nickname is "xiaomao", which means little cat. His older brother is "big cat," and we made up a nickname for his grandfather of "old cat." Xiaomao's parents have both died, but his grandfather and uncle are determined to help him adhere to his medication, and he is doing much better than before.
The photos above are of Xiaomao at his house (left) and at a new group home in Fuyang where he now lives part of the time with several other HIV-affected children.
We also visited Zi Ting in Lixin, an incredibly photogenic, smiley, and good-natured little girl. She has a tough family situation - her dad left the house when he found out that she and her mom had HIV. Her dad took their son with him and now lives with a new family, and her mom gave up Zi Ting's oldest brother to another family because she could not take care of him. Her mom is heartbroken, although she says she's becoming more optimistic now that she has the support of the PATS workers.
Yesterday we went to Funan, which is a closer to Fuyang than Lixin. There are always surprises on these trips, and this time we found out we have 6 new PATS kids! We only met four of them at the CDC, as the other two live with grandmothers who are very afraid of stigma if the community discovers their illness. I helped health worker Yali do detailed intake interviews with all of these new families, and Mr. Wang gave a heartfelt speech that moved many in the room to tears.
We visited Yaotian, whose 74-year-old grandfather recently built a new house for them by himself, using his hard-earned savings of 6,000RMB (less than $925). On PATS's previous visit the boy and his grandparents were living under a tarp.
The most emotional visit for me so far has been at Xiaohu's house in Funan. He's a shy but kind-faced teenager who wants to be a driver when he graduates. While Eliza and the other health workers talked with him and his mother, I chatted with his relatives who were gathered around. His grandmother kept motioning me to go out front to see his handicapped uncle, and I chatted with his sweet and pretty aunt, who's the same age as I am.
Xiaohu's uncle is in a wheelchair, and has some kind of muscular degenerative disease. He had been in the hospital for 2 months, until the family could no longer pay for his care. He coughs blood, and Xiaohu's aunt told me she fears he would not make it past the summer, and the family is doing its best to ease his suffering until he passes. She has returned from working in the city in order to help take care of her brother and help with the family's wheat harvest.
Xiaohu also has another handicapped uncle with the same disease, who works in Fuyang driving a three-wheeled rickshaw in order to support himself. Knowing how much stigma there is for HIV and disability in rural China, I can't imagine how hard it is for this family. The aunt says that although life is very difficult, they've become accustomed to hardship.
The family says that the uncle's medical care would cost 100,000 RMB, which is far more than they can muster. I'm not sure how treatable the disease is, but I can't help but want to figure out some way to raise the money and help them. We had no idea Xiaohu had two handicapped uncles before this visit, but these types of extreme hardships are all too common among the poor in China and all over the world.
Photos: Xiaohu (yellow) and PATS workers at the doorway of his family's house (left). Xiaohu's aunt, grandparents, cousin, and disabled uncle, with me (right).
Last Day with the PATS kids
Yesterday, during our final day in Fuyang our schedule was packed as usual. In the morning we went to Lixin again to the third Lixin CDC. I helped with intake for a new child named Guoqing, who is about 13. He's good friends with another PATS kid named Wenyou. Since his last picture was taken, Wenyou has lost some of his baby fat and has dyed his hair yellow.
The two boys are clearly buddies, and I enjoyed chatting them up and joking with them that Wenyou looked like a girl. They also had a dispute involving a trade of powdered milk for cookies, which the PATS workers gave them as part of their nutrition packet.
We also went to Diandian's house. Her mother also has HIV, and her father died. Her mother remarried a few years ago, and now they live with her younger brother, step brother, blind uncle, and grandfather. Diandian's mother likes to dress up and do hair and makeup, so Diandian often wears very cute pigtailed hairstyles.
In the late afternoon we returned from Lixin and visited two group homes for HIV-positive children. AOS runs one called "Happy House" where Jun, Zi Hao, Yue, Hua Long, Zhenzhen and Nannan live. The Happy House kids are incredibly photogenic, playful and smart. They are surely more polite and clever than the average Chinese child, saying "ni hao" to all of us as we came in and "zai jian" when we left. Zi Hao is especially playful, asking me whether I was from China and whether I was speaking English when I narrated our video footage.
We also visited a new home that was recently started in Fuyang. Two PATS kids currently live there (including my favorite Xiaomao "little cat"), and we discussed plans for PATS workers to go there regularly to do checkups on all of the HIV-positive children there.
Zhang Ying
PATS volunteers and supporters probably don't know much about Zhang Ying, so I'll share some background on the admirable and resourceful woman who started pediatric care for HIV-affected children in Fuyang. AOS began when Zhang Ying, Mr. Wang, and Prof. Kay Johnson from Hampshire College in the US visited Nannan in 2003. They witnessed the terrible conditions Nannan lived in, having been orphaned and abandoned by her family.
As Zhang Ying cared for Nannan, more and more HIV-affected children were referred to her. She set up a foster program, weekly activity days, a support worker network, and other programs to help them. AOS has served over 800 children since 2003. Since 2007, AOS has collaborated with PATS to provide medical care to the HIV-positive children among the AOS population.
Zhang Ying is one of the most determined and capable women I think I've ever met, and she's been recognized throughout China and worldwide for her efforts with AOS. In recent years she welcomed Chinese premier Wen Jiabao to Fuyang, and took a group of AOS children to visit Yao Ming in Beijing. She projects a canny but always caring manner, not an easy combination to pull off. (Resourcefulness in Chinese women sometimes comes off as shrill snappishness and cartoonish cunning.)
Despite her exhausting schedule, she minded the little things like making sure to doggie-bag leftovers from our banquets for the AOS workers, giving us beautiful flagrant flowers from her own garden, and gifting me a jade pendant and a box of Anhui tea when we left. She called us at 2:40 in the morning, to remind us to wake up for our 4am train. You can read more about Zhang Ying on the AOS website.
Fuyang has been such a rich experience for me. Interacting with the AOS/PATS workers. Learning about the challenges of pediatric HIV treatment and the normal challenges faced by rural Chinese. The inimitable Mr. Wang and formidable Director Zhang. And just being here and observing and talking to people.
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The food at Healthy Palate is simply amazing and incredibly delicious. I love their Veggie Sandwich and Cucumber Boat (addictive); the Greek Salad is completely off the hook! Wonderful food and gracious owner. Highly Recommend!!!
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Reading the explosive emails which implicate Barclays traders in the crime of fixing Libor rates brought back memories of the days when this five-letter acronym meant financial life or death to me.
In the late 1990s, I worked for an American investment bank in London, effectively taking bets on whether I thought interest rates (in my case, US and Canadian interest rates) would go up or down. I would gamble that, for example, the three-month Canadian base rate would be above 5 per cent on a given date in the future. When the date arrived, the value of my bet (how much money it had made or lost) was determined by the Libor fix on that day.
So 11am, when the Libor rates are revealed every day, was a nervous time. I would sit glued to my screens as, one by one, the banks which between them calculated the fix came up with their numbers. Even then the process stank. The rates would bear little relationship to what was going on in the real market. One could only assume that they were skewed to suit the trading positions of these banks. If you weren't one of the institutions setting the rate, you were going to be disappointed.
The damage to my position would – on the very worst days – amount to hundreds of thousands of pounds (of my employer's money, that is). Larger-scale traders could lose (or make, if they worked for the right bank) millions on the stroke of 11. Which may explain why dealing rooms in my day tended to have adjourned for lunch by half-past.
Now, clearly, as a former City trader who saw the light, I'm not looking for sympathy. The real victims of this crime are not market professionals but the variable-rate mortgage borrowers and others who have now joined the ever-growing list of innocents who have been conned by the banks. What's interesting, though, is the fact that all of us in the dealing room where I worked knew this went on, but simply accepted it. Perhaps we just set the morality bar pretty low. But when this practice is exposed to the public gaze, it betrays a world where cheating was – and probably still is – institutionalised.
Dan Gledhill is deputy editor of 'The Independent' and a former trader with Bank of America
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