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The Ambers
The classic The Ambers Hotel offers 4 luxury guest rooms as well as a safe deposit box, a car park and a luggage storage. The property opened in 1995 and features Georgian architecture.
A short distance to a bus stop enables you to get to Crystal Mountain and Odyssey Sensory Maze in no time. Guests will get to Auckland in 20 minutes by car.
The hotel is easy access to the sandy beach in Silverdale.
A great view over the garden welcomes guests to regency queen room, king room and queen room offering individual climate control, wireless internet, TV with satellite channels, coffee/tea makers and a personal computer. The rooms feature en suite bathrooms as well as an electric kettle, a dishwasher and a fridge for self-catering.
Every day a delicious breakfast is served in the dining room. The onsite restaurant specializes in French cuisine.
The Ambers Hotel can be reached in 50 minutes by car from Auckland International airport.
The hotel also offers cars for rent.
Leisure facilities feature a library and a golf course.


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Duterte says gov't to get 23 attack helicopters
The President wants to use the helicopters for counter-insurgency operations
IN PHOTOS: PH, Australian troops train in urban warfare
Fighting terrorism is the main concern among leaders who attended the ASEAN Summit and Related Summits held in Manila
De Lima warns of 'military takeover' if Duterte declares revolutionary gov't
'Those asking for a so-called RevGov or revolutionary government under Duterte should be careful what they wish for,' says Senator Leila de Lima
PH military on Amnesty Int'l report: Abusive soldiers will be disciplined
The military remains committed to upholding international humanitarian law and protection of human rights, says AFP spokesman Major General Restituto Padilla
PH military conducts air strikes vs MILF breakaway group
Ground troops are conducting clearing operations after targeting a Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters encampment in Maguindanao
Suspected NPA rebels kill CAFGU member, abduct 2 cops
Two separate attacks by alleged members of the New People's Army are reported in Negros Oriental and Surigao del Sur
Duterte reaffirms EDCA, U.S. ties in meeting with Trump
EDCA is an agreement which allows the US military to construct facilities and pre-position defense assets inside Philippine military bases
Did terrorists escape? Firearms cache found in Lake Lanao
Up to 30 firearms are recovered from Lake Lanao, and Task Group Ranao deputy commander Colonel Romeo Brawner says there could be more
Trump congratulates PH military for Marawi liberation
In his bilateral meeting with President Rodrigo Duterte, US President Donald Trump also vowed assistance in rehabilitating Marawi and in fighting remaining terrorists in the country
PH, Australia commit to strengthen cooperation vs terrorism
AFP chief of staff General Rey Guerrero presents the capabilities and concerns of the Philippine military in fighting terrorism, particularly the threat from ISIS
World leaders meet in PH amid post-Marawi security concerns
The Philippine military is confident of its preparations for the ASEAN Summit. Intelligence agencies of allied countries are also on top of the situation.
Duterte says military should 'follow' VP Robredo
In a playful tone, President Duterte responds to the DND's and military's assurance to Vice President Robredo that they won't back a revolutionary government
Marawi shows PH 'woefully inadequate' vs terrorism – Lorenzana
Terrorism is among the top security concerns that ASEAN leaders are expected to discuss in regional meetings in Vietnam and the Philippines this week
PH aborts construction on Pag-asa sandbar after China protest
(UPDATED) 'We tried to put some structures in one of the sandbars near our island and the Chinese reacted....The President said, "Let's pull out,"' Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana reveals at the ASEAN Leadership Forum
Silence as PH marines pay tribute to fallen men on 67th year
The Philippine Marine Corps also celebrates the living heroes who led its operations not only in Marawi but in other conflict areas in the country
CPP: Duterte's 'local peace talks' will fail
The Communist Party of the Philippines says the local peace negotiations aim to divide their members nationwide
Indonesian fighter arrested in Marawi
(UPDATED) Philippine police say the 22-year-old Indonesian fighter told them that his group was involved in a 2016 suicide attack that killed 8 people in Jakarta and was claimed by ISIS
PH military probes alleged beating of terrorist by soldiers in Marawi
AFP spokesman Restituto Padilla says the military is supposed to treat its captives decently and respectfully
No word yet if new AFP chief will serve beyond 2 months
'Yung extension huwag muna natin pag -sapan. What is important for me to do now is to focus on my job,' says new AFP chief Lieutenant General Rey Guerrero
Rappler Talk: Marawi after the war
What's next for Marawi now that the war is over?
Duterte appoints general about to retire as next AFP chief
Army Lieutenant General Rey Leonardo Guerrero is the next chief of staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines
Australia to train Philippine soldiers in urban warfare
Australia has experience tackling the group in Iraq and Syria and Defence Minister Marise Payne says it is crucial the Philippines has the know-how to keep extremists at bay
West PH Sea commander is new Air Force chief
Major General Galileo Gerard Kintanar will replace outgoing Philippine Air Force commanding general Edgar Fallorina in a change of command ceremony on Tuesday
'Super size' brigade to stay behind to secure Marawi
Up to 3,000 soldiers could stay behind to continue securing Marawi City
WATCH: Before victory, Marawi military commander explains tactics vs terrorists
Lt Colonel Mon Almodovar, commander of the 3rd Scout Ranger Battalion, walks Rappler through a former Maute stronghold turned Tactical Command Post of the military, and discusses the various tactics deployed by both sides
The war in Marawi: 153 days and more
This page puts together Rappler's reports on the longest and bloodiest Philippine military operation since World War II
42 bodies retrieved after final assault in Marawi
The military maintains they were all Maute Group terrorists because all hostages have been rescued
#ThewRap: Videos you need to watch this week, October 16-22, 2017
Must-watch videos from this week
The week in photos: October 14-20, 2017
This week's selection of photo highlights here and around the world
More than a dozen terrorists killed in Marawi
(UPDATED) At least 27 terrorists have been killed thus far in heavy fighting. Colonel Brawner says that because they 'don't have all the cadavers yet', they could not confirm if Malaysian militant Dr Mahmud is among them.
Where the Marawi war began: The safe house in Basak Malutlut
The safe house in Basak Malutlut is a silent witness to the first exchange of gunfire that triggered the war in Marawi City
IN PHOTOS: When Duterte declared the liberation of Marawi
President Rodrigo Duterte makes his 7th visit to Marawi City to declare the liberation of the city from terrorists. Here are photos from Rappler correspondent Bobby Lagsa.
165 soldiers and cops give life to 'liberate' Marawi
(UPDATED) Meanwhile, Isnilon Hapilon and Omar Maute are among 847 fighters the military says troops killed since the war erupted on May 23
Marawi City liberated – Duterte
(4th UPDATE) AFP Spokesperson Brigadier General Restituto Padilla, however, says the war in Marawi continues. 'It will continue until armed elements are dealt with. But terrorists no longer have complete control.'
PH military continues hunt for Malaysian Mahmud Ahmad in Marawi
Top Malaysian terrorist Mahmud Ahmad reportedly channeled at least P30 million ($600,000) to finance the attack in Marawi City
WATCH: New PH Army chief says changes needed after Marawi
'It is a challenge for the incoming leadership to make the Philippine Army adaptable and relevant to the dictates of time,' says Major General Rolando Bautista, new commanding general of the Philippine Army
Zamboanga siege veteran is new Marawi ground commander
Major General Danilo Pamonag has been in Marawi since the start of the war, tapped to bring in his experience in the first big war in urban terrain that the military faced
WATCH: PH, China improve ties amid sticky issues in West PH Sea
Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Zhao Jianhua and Armed Forces of the Philippines chief General Eduardo Año cite proverbs to rule 'new era' of relationship
Philippines, U.S. 'level up' military exercises for 2018
The US is also expected to begin the construction of facilities inside select Philippine military camps next year
Marawi general is next Army chief
It's a fast rise for Major General Rolando Bautista under President Rodrigo Duterte. He is the overall commander of military operations in Marawi, where troops are fighting local terror groups linked with ISIS.
Over a dozen Marawi hostages rescued
(UPDATED) The hostages are believed to have been separated after the terrorists were forced to abandon Bato Mosque when they were overwhelmed by troops
PH military conducts air strikes outside Marawi
Unidentified armed men with boats are reportedly camping on Balt Island in Lanao Lake
12 terrorists, 1 Marine killed in intense gun battle in Marawi
The Marine is killed by an enemy sniper while 13 of his comrades are wounded by shrapnel from improvised explosive devices
Drilon admits he underwent fraternity hazing
'Like Senator Gordon, Senator Lacson, we all went through this in our younger days. We all know what happens in initiation rights when you go through hazing,' says Minority Leader Franklin Drilon
Marawi crisis, Reynaldo de Guzman, UN Human Rights Council | Midday wRap
Watch the midday newscast with Mara Cepeda
PH military believes 5 other Maute brothers killed
The deaths of the 5 brothers and Abdullah Maute leave Omar as the only Maute brother fighting in Marawi says the Philippine military
Legarda declares support for peace talks with Reds
The Hague Joint Declaration that guides the framework of the peace process marks its 25th year
Troops retake 2nd bridge in Marawi, 3 soldiers killed
UPDATED Three soldiers are killed and 52 others are wounded as troops push forward against local terrorists to end the war that has dragged on for over 3 months
9 civilians killed in Abu Sayyaf rampage in Basilan
The attack is believed to be a tactic to divert the attention of the military from its operations in nearby areas
Troops push to rescue Marawi hostages in 'last lap' operations
Father Chito and the rest are still being kept as hostages and utilized as human shields inside the main battle area Part of our priorities is the safe rescue of Father Chito says Armed Forces chief General Eduardo Año

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Ratings based on 901 Verified Reviews
4.3 Room cleanliness
4.3 Service & staff
4.0 Room comfort
4.3 Hotel condition
Expedia Verified Reviews
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Aberdeen Scotland
Good locationPosted Oct 29, 2017
Pros: The location,and the view from the roof bar of the Eiffel Tower was spectacular especially at night.
Cons: The bathrooms. Maybe the lobby bar wasn't very inviting.
Location: The location was excellent. Five minutes walk to Notre Dame cathedral, 2 minutes walk to the metro and plenty restaurants nearby.
Friendly staff. We booked a standard room but as we were staying 4 nights they gave us a "larger" room which was meant for wheelchair users. The problem we had was the bathroom which was a wet room and although there was curtains round the shower the floor got soaked. The big issue we had was the door into bathroom, it was a frosted glass sliding door and when closed it did not close properly therefore you had no privacy at all.
Comment from Hotel Management
Oct 30, 2017 by Frederic M. General Manager, Hotel Management
We believe the feedback of our guests, whether positive or negative, plays an important role in pushing ourselves and achieving service excellence. Your feedback will be a guide for us to improve our service quality. We hope that you will give us another chance to host you here again and make this one a more memorable experience. Sincerely, Frederic M.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Miami
nice hotel near attractionsPosted Oct 15, 2017
Pros: It is located very near important attractions and has good transport facilities.
Cons: The towels and pillows need to be changed and improved.
This is the second time I stay at this hotel. I like it because it is walking distance to anywhere and has good transport connections. It is in a lively neighborhood, plenty of brasseries nearby.
Comment from Hotel Management
Oct 30, 2017 by Frederic M. General Manager, Hotel Management
We believe the feedback of our guests, whether positive or negative, plays an important role in pushing ourselves and achieving service excellence. Your feedback will be a guide for us to improve our service quality. We hope that you will give us another chance to host you here again and make this one a more memorable experience. Sincerely,
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Great stayPosted Sep 6, 2017
Great location , helpful staff , small room Close to train , Easy to get a taxi , Great shopping and food area . Close to major attractions
Comment from Hotel Management
Oct 31, 2017 by Marie C. / Front office Manager , Hotel Management
Thank you for staying in our hotel. We are looking forward to welcoming you to Holiday Inn Paris Notre Dame, shall your travel bring you back to Paris again ! Best Regards
by A verified traveler
Great rooftop, small roomsPosted Aug 17, 2017
The location was good but the rooms were way smaller and outdated than expected. Also, don't have the hotel call your taxis- they are way overpriced and didnt tell the taxi driver we only had credit card like we indicated, so it was difficult at time Of payment.
by A verified traveler from Minnesota
Nice hotel, rude staffPosted Aug 17, 2017
Pros: The hotel was clean and the rooms were updated.
Cons: The staff.
Location: Location was good, only 3-5 min walk to Notre Dame, on the same block as St. Michael fountain. A little far from the Eiffel tower.
The hotel was nice and in a good area, walking distance to many attractions. However, the staff was terrible. They were all rude from the moment we checked in all the way to check out. There was no one to complain to because the manager was just as rude. We would not go back.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Great LocationPosted Aug 6, 2017
Pros: About everything.
Cons: The coffee and coffee mugs in the room were not replenished each day. Wash cloths could be provided.
Location: This hotel is within walking distance of Notre Dame, the Lourve, varies parks and gardens, and some great neighborhoods.
Our experience was great. The room was exactly as advertised in terms of view, size of the room, amenities. The view of the Eiffel Tower was great all day, especially at night. The hotel's location is outstanding between St Michel and St Germain, close to a number of metro and major RER stops, restaurants, bars..
by A verified traveler
Nice location but...Posted Aug 1, 2017
Pros: Perfect location in the Latin Quarter close transportation, restaurants, attractions, night life, etc.
Cons: Staff should try to be a little friendlier. They should also invest in an ice machine for guests.
Location: Location was perfect!
The rooms are small but that normal for Paris. The curtains in the rooms needed to be replaced. Bedding was okay. We had to ask for towels and soap several times. Not sure why they could not be more generous with those little generic soaps, it's not like they were expensive french soaps! Staff at the front desk does not make an effort to make eye contact, say hello or smile. They go about their business, you are just a shadow passing by. We needed ice at night time and they don't have an ice machine for guests so we had to go to the bar to ask for ice every night. And they would give you "one small cup of ice" . Yes, just one small cup of ice, no bucket to take to your room. Location was perfect, very close to everything you need: transportation, restaurants, attractions, etc.
by Mark
Perfect location. Great top floor viewPosted Jul 29, 2017 on Hotels
Fantastic area to stay. Rooms are small. Ours was called a "king" bed. The bed was more like a full size. But the rooms were clean and in good condition. Amenities are good. Location is The Best. Easy walk to lots of activity and Metro access. Stay here to be in the action
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Great locationPosted Jul 27, 2017
The hotel is in an excellent location and the room with a balcony was great for enjoying the neighborhood when back at the hotel. Thank you to the staff for their hospitality.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Seattle, WA
Great find!Posted Jul 27, 2017
Thanks to other reviews, I booked this hotel and was thoroughly impressed with the hotel itself, the staff including the lobby bar, and the location! Great neighborhood, close to amazing sights, and great restaurants! Next time in Paris, will definitely stay here again!


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FREE Fiction Friday by Rex Crossley (Pt 1)
We'll be featuring a series by Rex Crossley in the coming weeks, so be sure to pop back here to read subsequent installments. This series is soon to be a novel-length feature–but you won't have to wait.
Where Were You When the World Changed?
Part One: Welcome to the World, Paul
by Rex Crossley
Paul Layton stared up at the steel belted door that led either to his salvation or damnation. Three hundred and twelve days he had lived behind its promise of safety. During this time he had observed the strict daily routine he prepared before that awful day when the dead rose against the living. He had always known that this day would come; the day when he needed to open the door and face whatever lay beyond.
He still had food and water. He still had fuel for his generator. He still had plenty of lye and room for waste in his latrine. The problem was that his supplies were getting low. If he waited too long, hunger or desperation would make him stupid. He would take unnecessary risks or misread information that was vital to his survival and he had been too careful for too long to be reckless now. The outside world was a great big unknown and he wanted to face it on his terms.
So. The door.
It hadn't changed at all since the day that he turned the wheel, locking the two heavy steel bars into place and sealing him away from the mayhem and death. It sat at the top of a flight of eight metal steps, and was angled upward like the door to a storm cellar, which, in a way, it was. For a whole different kind of storm.
He climbed the bottom three steps confidently, reaching up and resting his hand on the big metal wheel only for a second before seizing it and giving it a solid counterclockwise turn. The steel bars disengaged with a clunk.
He had feared that he would hesitate at this point but it was 9 a.m. and he was overwhelmed with a sudden urge to see the sun. The rail beside the stairs had a hooked iron pole snapped onto it that he used for pushing the doors open and pulling them shut. He employed it with practiced ease. As the door opened, dirt and bright sunlight spilled into the stairwell, accompanied by the sound of pebbles tinkling on the metal underfoot and overgrown weeds ripping free above him.
The bunker took a deep breath as the oxygen level stabilized and so did Paul. He had forgotten how earthy the air smelled when it wasn't recycled artificially. For some reason he had expected it to smell foul outside but he was happy to be disappointed on that account. Other than leaves rustling in the breeze, all was quiet topside so he cautiously stepped up another stair to peek out.
The entrance to the bunker was disguised to look like a large moss-covered rock that sat beside his grill and tool shed. The covered grill lay on its side and the door to the shed was open and leaning, off of the top hinge. Beyond the shed, all he could make out was crazy-tall grass, weeds and the rear wall of his privacy fence.
As he climbed out into his back yard, he turned to look at his house finding only a blackened shell remaining where it had been. Apparently there had been a fire at some point. He had been looking forward to seeing his home again, expecting some amount of degradation and misuse but not this. More than a little disappointed, he replaced the iron pole, drew one of the three pistols he was wearing and climbed out of his refuge.
As he walked beside his house and through the char-wood stumps that remained of the back yard gate, he saw that most of the other houses on his block had also burned to the ground. There didn't seem to be a pattern to which ones were hit or missed and the ones left standing looked dirty, weathered, abandoned. In a word, they looked dead.
His one tree still stood in the front yard and he leaned up against it, drinking in its familiarity, as he took in the condition of the street. There were a half dozen cars abandoned here and there, trash strewn about artfully by the wind and corpses. A lot of corpses. He could see easily twenty to thirty of them, they were literally everywhere. None of them were moving and few of them bore obvious signs displaying the manner of their de-animation. They were all decayed well beyond potential identification and in many cases the flesh literally hung off of their bones.
Had he made it? Had he outlasted the walking dead? It was possible that they had "starved" themselves out; lack of a human food supply and the ongoing process of decomposition could have done it. He could always hope, but he had to learn more.
Paul walked past his mailbox and crossed the street to the nearest automobile. It was a little once-yellow hybrid with its doors left wide open. There was a lot of trash on the ground around it and a pile of dirty blankets in the back seat. Someone had spent some time inside but was gone now.
He looked up from the car and caught something moving in the corner of his vision. He couldn't put a finger on what it had been, but something had definitely moved over by his house, in the tall grass, low to the ground. He took a step in that direction and something hit him in the small of his back.
He turned, startled, but everything looked the same as it had before.
Whatever had hit him was small, most likely a rock and a rock would have had to have been thrown. But by whom?
There was movement again in the opposite direction and he was quick enough to catch it this time. One of the corpses a few houses away rolled across the ground. It only rolled a couple of feet, trying to avoid detection, but his senses were in overdrive after being spooked.
He walked briskly toward the small corpse, ignoring rocks that hit him twice more from behind in an effort to distract him. The "corpse" turned out to be a child, a cleverly disguised living one. Dead, unseeing eyes were skillfully painted on the child's closed eyelids and its skin was an unhealthy shade of grey, mirroring the pallor of the dead bodies around them. Tattered layers of clothing cleverly hid the child's gender, true size and lack of decay.
He nudged the youth with the toe of his boot.
"I'm not here to hurt you."
There was no response. Paul looked around in time to see another "corpse" behind him let a rock fly and drop back to the ground.
"How many of you are there?"
He looked back down at his feet only to find that the little cuss he'd discovered was gone; redistributed somewhere among the dead. While he was looking at the spot where the child had been, a shadow crept across the ground as though a cloud were passing in front of the sun.
He looked up to see a huge black mass traveling silently across the sky. Birds, crows probably. Scavengers. The dark cloud was coming his way.
Almost as if on cue, three of the corpses on the ground and two that had been hiding in the tall grass jumped up and took off, scattering away from the street in various directions. They were all short, all children, probably not one of them older than eight or nine. All were dressed to resemble the dead bodies Paul was left alone with.
Not sure what to make of the oncoming flock of birds, Paul decided to delay his recon a day or two and jogged back toward his bunker. As he reached the back gate, he saw that the door he had left open was now closed. He sprinted frantically forward and got his hand on the edge of it just as he heard the familiar clunk of the bars engaging to seal it off, making it impossible to open from his side. He could feel that clunk in his gut and his heart sank. He hammered on the rock face uselessly with the butt of his revolver and yelled at it in frustration.
The flapping of hundreds of wings became discernable behind him and he turned to face the otherwise silent menace.
They were crows, alright. Big fat ones with red, leaking diseased eyes. Their black beaks were opening and closing but still they made no noise. He raised his battered pistol and unloaded a full clip of bullets into the swarm. Birds, blood and feathers fell all around him. They numbered in the thousands, flapping, biting and whirling all around him. The bites were weak, though, and he was hurt more by the occasional incidental claw scratch than anything else.
After a few minutes, they figured out that his wasn't the type of prey they could easily dine on and , as one, they flew up and over the privacy fence and into the trees beyond. Shaken but mostly unharmed, Paul stood there watching their retreat.
The scratches on his face, neck and forearms stung a bit and he hoped that they hadn't transferred anything to him from the corpses they usually dined on. He vividly pictured the well stocked first aid station only a few feet from where he was standing and gave the unyielding entrance to the bunker another savage pounding.
He turned his situation over in his mind for an answer until, finally, he decided that rather than standing there, he should track down some rug-rats for answers. This wasn't the end, it was a beginning. He just had to treat it that way.
"Welcome to the world, Paul."
More to come from author Rex Crossley!


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2019 Lexus Sriracha IS Release Date And Specification – Produced as a premium carmaker, Lexus is taking large steps to the higher-performance realm recently featuring its F-badged figures and the LFA sports wheels. The present IS is a single of the handful of Lexus automobiles which has however to get the complete-fledged F remedy, but the brand has developed a different way to provide a warm model of the sedan. What it is running by the title IS Sriracha plus it was launched at the 2016 Los Angeles Auto Show.
2019 Lexus Sriracha IS Future
If you are not close with sriracha, you should know that it's a type of very hot marinade that came from Thailand. How? Would you name a car back a dipping marinade? Nicely, it turns out Lexus wanted to spruce points up in the tuning section and teamed on top of Huy Fong Food items, a Ca-dependent producer which produces the most popular sriracha marinade in the U.S. Constructed by the people above at Western side Coastline Customs, the 2019 Lexus Sriracha IS is really the unique build and fundamentally a tribute to the warm dipping sauce.
2019 Lexus Sriracha IS Exterior And Interior
As you'd expect from a chili-influenced vehicle, it is colored red. Nevertheless, the color is not even close to common. According to Lexus, this Sriracha Red paint was created "to mirror Sriracha sauce inside the container and topped with a very clear coating." The automaker also says it provides experimented with a range of mixtures and methods, which includes… watch for it… incorporating Sriracha marinade to the color itself. Talk about innovation The sedan also features a large Huy Fong Rooster logo design on the front fenders and lots of specifics in green, the unique official shade of Huy Fong Meals. Such as the "Spindle" grille summarize and brake calipers. One more unusual feature is the important bespoke fob which includes an urgent situation chili button that dispenses the marinade from a nozzle. Just in case car owners require more chili on the burgers. Within, the child theme persists with a red steering wheel made by casting a 2019 Lexus Sriracha IS-like fluid in resin. The system characteristics a "Hot Handling" logo and chili-like flakes. There is also natural leather chairs with the Huy Fong Rooster brand name and green decorations, green background lighting, and a special Sriracha Setting that tunes the powertrain for faster items changes and more dynamic throttle mapping. Lastly, the trunk is supplied with 43 bottles of Sriracha for "emergency condiment circumstances."
2019 Lexus Sriracha IS Engine
There's no term as to what lurks under the hood, but the IS 300 AWD badge shows that determination arises from a 3.5-liter V-6 ranked at 255 horsepower and 236 lb-toes of torque. It is not the hottest IS on the market, but it is not slow both. The car also comes along with two special jackets that feature hands-stitched photos of the Sriracha IS and custom 2019 Lexus Sriracha IS patches, as nicely as custom stove mitts.
2019 Lexus Sriracha IS Price And Release Date
I must admit I like the Sriracha IS, nevertheless it might have something connected with the mere fact that I take comfort in hot and spicy food. Nevertheless, I also love it due to the fact it is a diverse consume a tuning section which has so much to offer it makes it very hard to stand out. Lexus' chili-motivated sedan is a hot create and severe in spite of its design becoming based upon a dipping marinade. Granted, this car is and suitable for every SEMA Show as opposed to a regular auto occasion, but it is fantastic to view a customized develop among manufacturing models. And before you request, no, Lexus probably will not transform the Sriracha IS into a particular edition model. So you would much better maintain stocks of chili sauce!


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The caption clearly says that 'Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak declaring the 287-mile Kuching/Sibu Road in 1966 as Tun Jugah looks on.'
That 1966-picture is about the Kuching-Sibu Road. The above road was completed a long time ago. Refer to the map below for a rough understanding of these locations in Sarawak.
Also take note how some hate-mongers have been making a fool of the people.(click on the above pic). They claim the road was never constructed and intentionally confuse and anger the people by saying that the government has cheated them.
We know who the hate mongers are but I'm surprised that so many among us believe in such blind, black propaganda. Even an illiterate seem wiser than many learned Malaysians. When an illiterate takes an express bus from Kuching to Sibu, he/she knows that the road has been constructed a long time ago.
Why allow blind hatred based on concocted lies fool you?
See how such bullshit becomes apple-pie and is widely consumed by the smart ones HERE
See how Malaysiakini does it HERE
Stop being an idiot. Tolong lah! We got better things to do.
Why don't we start looking for the 40,000 Bangladeshis who voted against Pakatan in the last election? ;-)
p/s Remember… the road must be there for potholes to exist.
ANTARA BERKECUALI DAN SEDAR DIRI, ADAKAH DUA AHLI PARLIMEN PAS TAK PEDULI DERITA PENGUNDI SENDIRI? - Jika tidak kerana sikap berkecuali dua Ahli Parlimen Pas dalam pengundian peringkat jawatankuasa untuk Kementerian Perdagangan Dalam Negeri, Koperasi dan ...
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welcome to reddit!
(ps I also drew you as a sloth )
i feel like a bit of a big deal right now. THANKS SHITTY WATERCOLOUR!
I loved how the Tennis Court video was shot in one take! How many tries did it take you before you got it right?
thanks! there's a funny story about that video - we actually shot a completely different concept, and the video you know was going to have little one-second extracts pulled from it to go into the video we were making. but i thought the version we ended up going with was a million times more compelling. maybe took 3 takes?
Will you be performing at any major festivals in North America in 2014?
My roommate and I have noticed that you talk about teeth a lot on your album. Why is that?
just a weird obsession that has been with me always. ironically, i hate dentists.
She's been to the dentist enough times to know the drill.
what can i say? the whole experience hit a nerve.
What songs off the album do you really wanna do a video for? BUZZCUT SEASON seriously deserves one, hope you won't let that slip!
can't decide between ribs, 400 lux and buzzcut. feel free to decide for me, reddit
What shampoo do you use
my mum buys it in 2-litre bottles from the supermarket i don't even know
Do you regret going into the music industry so young?
actually, no. i feel like i learnt early on how things worked and that gave me a good understanding of what could be fucked with/which rules were dumb and shouldn't have to be followed. plus, i can sit down with basically the most intimidating people in the industry and not flinch. and maybe even make them flinch. or cry. heh.
I don't have a question but I just wanted to say, well, thank you. Your music gets into my soul like no other artist can. Your voice is infectious, your lyrics are brilliant, and the way you and Joel use panning, layering, harmonies, beats, just absolutely everything blows my mind. God, I could go on forever about it all. Oh, and your recognition? All done without exploiting yourself, buying into random ads, or having previous connections? That's as pure as talent can be. You deserve every bit of fame you get.
Also I've been listening to No Better on repeat for the past 3 hours, it's seriously bomb-ass. Please never stop making music.
thankyou, lovely person.
Yeah but which one?
the one with the luscious hair WAIT A SECOND
Have you ever met Ezra Koenig?
yep, he used the word 'schwag' without blinking and i taught him the meaning of the word rude as in those are some rude-ass pajamas you wore onstage tonight, man
I heard that back in Nicaragua in '68 she killed twelve men in six minutes with a broken beer bottle and a bar stool.
the broken bottle is hearsay
Are you planning on finishing school?
not sure yet! obviously it's hard at the moment, although i do read theses/academic writing from teachers regularly. i read this cool thing jennifer lawrence said the other day about learning about the world through books vs. her real world experience, and i'm definitely feelin that right now. but maybe that's just a lazy person's excuse
Liked your performance back in 06 on the Eurovision.
You look better without the mask!
ha ho ho my sides
She said on her Reddit that merch was in the process of being made, but I'd like a status report.
merch is coming! it's simple and beautiful. will feature embroidery. i'll show you soon
Hi Lorde. Congratulations on your success so far, it's well-deserved. My question is: have you thus far experienced much of New Zealand's ridiculous 'tall poppy syndrome', i.e. where people seem to expect you to be meek and humble regardless of the effort it's taken to get to where you are?
yeah, definitely, although the majority of nzers have been great. i think some of that is because i'm a girl though, watch this amazing nicki minaj clip about it: http://www.upworthy.com/watch-nicki-minaj-casually-dismantle-sexism-while-applying-her-eyeliner
Are you confident in your stage performance? I know people have criticized the way you perform, how do you respond to that?
i know when i'm onstage, i don't think about how it looks, i just concentrate on really feeling what i hear. but i totally know i look like gollum when i perform, so it's cool.
Have you seen the cover of Royals by Puddles the Clown? It's brilliant!
it's my FAVOURITE
What is your favorite(s) book and movie?
favourite book is a tie between: what we talk about when we talk about love - raymond carver the night in question - tobias wolff everything ravaged, everything burned - wells tower battleborn - claire vaye watkins
and favourite film is probably a tie between take shelter fight club willy wonka and the chocolate factory (1971 version)
thanks heaps you guys! let's do this again after my record company stresses out because i didn't include the pure heroine itunes link hehehehe. have an awesome christmas :--)


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A Diabetic in Puerto Rico calls out for insulin : Shame on us…
Normal Retina Severe Diabetic Retinopathy
I am angry.
Listening to a diabetic in Puerto Rico plead for an insulin delivery this week brought back remembrance of the body pain, insatiable thirst and intractable nausea I experienced when I was broke in 1974 and had to borrow money for medication as I hitch hiked to California to live with my brother Bruce. Feeling helpless I received a $75.00 wire transfer in the nick of time. Fortunately I had a loving brother and Western Express. Thank G-d for a wonderful primary care Doc that taught me to reverse DKA on my own when I was only 13 years old. I can't describe the misery of Diabetic ketoacidosis with sufficient magnitude. Imagine dying of thirst.
I do not understand where our Army is. It seems we have infinite resources to drop special forces into any part of the world where there is a threat to The American Way. Yet in the time of Trump, and in the Time if Bush I heard the call of The Great Oz.. "We are doing a fabulous job" or "Great job Brownie". Here lies evidence of my claim that we are own our own in this great country: The Country that used to promise opportunity and someone to watch over us when we fall upon hard times. Go ahead, call me a snow-flake…Then walk a mike in my shoes and tell me again "to suck it up".
Today I am ashamed of the indifferent , arrogant attitude of Donald J Trump and want our Global Friends to know that we know how to care for our own, we have the resources to care for our own and that the Real America is currently on the mat in a twelve round championship fight against Master Blaster. Let me be clear; Master Blaster doesn't run this part of town!
The retinal photo above right is an actual photo of a person with diabetes who has not had access to primary care. She lived in a rural area of North Carolina, had no insurance and died one year after this photo was taken. She was in her thirties. Medication, a treatment plan and adequate nutrition go a long way.
Hey DJT, stop worrying about what people think of you and send some helicopters in with the supplies that are piled up a few miles of the shores of Puerto Rico.
Awe Nuts! I am really pissed.
21st Century Cures Act Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement Kick-Off Meeting
Listening to a Webinar produced by the ONC (Office of National Coordinator for HIT) today I was content to hear about the progress of SHIEC (Strategic Health Information Exchange Collaborative) and NATE (National Association for Trusted Exchange) during the morning review of National Trust Frameworks and Network-to-Network Connectivity.
It is clear that consumer need is receiving attention: We are far behind the curve wherein we have vocalized our frustration with barriers to accessing our personal health information and the industry is listening.
Keep in mind that you are the "master of your destiny" and "captain of your ship" when it comes to assuring you receive the Right Care, from the Right People in the Right Place at the Right Time. Self-knowledge and System-Knowledge are your keys to success.
Best summarized by Cynthia Fisher the founding angel of ViaCord at the end of the morning session: "Patients are bound to institutions that have the keys to their data and are expected to write a blank check for services with no visibility of cost". Passionately reflecting on the plentiful gaps in the information used to make critical health care decisions during our encounters with providers throughout the healthcare system, she said; "Healthcare Data is like a Liquid Asset; it needs to flow!"
Keep your eye on the target friends: The day when you are trusted to exercise your right to control both ownership and flow of the information that your life depends on!
ONC Patient's and Families
An advocate gets busy while every politician and "talking head" takes credit for healthcare model ideas published long ago.
Again…concerns over repeal and replace.
Some more diatribe with hope at sarcastic humor is written for you below. Please follow through to the end as I pasted a really cool graphic pointing you to a new society of consumers and professionals that might fix the system over the long run.
The conversation doesn't stop at my dinner table, on my phone, through IM or Facebook. It seems as though my popularity index took a healthy bump after November 8th, 2016. I wish I could be happy about the reasons for the traffic.
"Jeff, you are on Medicare are you concerned?"
Well yes; you see, as we become older the likelihood of needing assistance from case managers, specialists, short stays in skilled nursing or rehabilitation facilities increases. Same with home health services which is always the preferred place to recover from the self-inflicted fractured hip that occurred while my masculine ego informed me of my capacity to clean out my gutters.
One of the most important changes to the clinical language coming from Obamacare is the right for all patients cared for by primary care doctors with Medicare contracts to receive "Coordinated, Comprehensive Care". Lately you might have heard the terms: "Patient Centered Care" or "Medical Home". You probably heard President Elect Trump mention "Patient Centered" or a new commercial by Humana presented by a handsome young doctor stating that Humana's system of Patient Centered Care is superior because of their capacity to coordinate your care within their "medical community". Then you will watch a local conservative pundit state: "those stupid narrow networks tried through Obamacare didn't work: here is a toast to repeal and replace.
This stuff cracks me up for the same proponents of patient centered care realize that closely collaborating narrow networks can provide you with clinical personnel that understand your needs better than anyone else! In fact, they have the same attributes of a Patient Centered Care Team using a single medical record and plan of care to increase safety and minimize mistakes. Yet you will hear no one (perhaps save me and a few of us that are tired of scraping the poop off our boots) tell you that the words Patient Centered, Narrow Network, Accountable Outcomes, Value Added Payment, Medical Homes, and all other terms implying a tightly coordinated, error free clinical team surrounding all patients are not original concepts. In fact, they are in place in many of our successful neighbor nations who provide universal enrollment and have always demonstrated lower reliance on emergency room services for basic medicine, better health outcomes and no difference in treatment effectiveness for cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and other leading causes of premature mortality. Our own CMS (The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services) have published the policy here July 2016:
So all of a sudden the administration of 2017 will be using terminology invented by others to describe care models that work after years of academic surveillance by healthcare policy analysists and already written into The Patient Protection Affordable Care Act or what the opponents call "Obama-Care".
My prediction is we will keep the new payment systems for coordinated care and chronic disease care management. However, the credit for the success will fall under a new Trump label. My fears is that the same three insurance companies comprising the oligopoly of payers for American Healthcare will recoup their lost profits of mandated care without premium inflation for the chronically ill by shifting the premiums higher for those with pre-existing conditions. So here is another question from the week:
"Jeff, what will I do now I couldn't get covered because of my history of cancer before the ACA?" "What if "Trump-care" requires coverage for pre-existing illnesses but allows insurance companies to include the illness in the premium pricing model? " My response to this question was "not sure, my cost in the NC High Risk Insurance Pool for my diabetes prior to Obamacare was $1200.00 per month not including co-pays. Today it is $350.00.
More on Patient Centered Care AKA Medical Homes AKA Integrated Care AKA Chronic Illness Care.
I discussed the integrated care model and its payment adjustments to my Men's group on Thursday night as they requested a primer on planning for their last ten years of life. Their hope was that our system of care had evolved and they would not have to lose their homes to cover the long-term care charges. Many of the guys in my group neglected to buy long term care insurance when they were young and healthy, had since suffered a chronic disease diagnosis and episode of treatment and no longer qualified for long term care insurance. They could however place $10 K per month into an account to pre-pay up to one year of long term care. This is what my father did: In 2006 he entered into a contract with a transitional care organization. He paid them $350,000 for full access to assisted living and long term care until his death. They also allowed him to live in the attached apartment complex for independent seniors for an additional rent of $3200 per month including one meal per day. Not a bad deal eh? Oh yeah…one more oversight: My friends ; all retired upper middle class professionals had no idea that Medicare didn't pay for long term custodial care either in home or inpatient facility.
Now, like I said the other day, I am a bit tired of shouting the truth to those who were unfortunate enough to buy into the following promise: "Oh we will have the most wonderful healthcare system in the world" and "We promise to repeal the expensive policies and replace with something better.
We were on our way folks: The biggest mistake, President Obama's team was denied the necessary Medicaid expansion for ALL not SOME States by our supreme courts. If you don't understand the math I will be pleased to describe it in another column. Basically when the folks that would have had access to Medicaid don't receive the insurance they still consume services. The loss of revenue winds up on the balance sheets of hospitals and providers and they respond by increasing their cost per service. The insurance companies pay more and your premiums increase. So… my neighbors policy (55 year old male) in NC costs $11,000 per year. The very same policy in New Hampshire where they expanded Medicaid costs $5,500 per year. As Mr. Obama leaves keep in mind that the rate of increase in health costs since the inception of Obama Care is the lowest it has been in 40 years.
Somehow, someway; we need to cover everybody. If we do not we cannot cover the losses incurred in the private sector without the Magical Thinking that has been sold you for so many decade. Hide the losses, get others to pay for the losses through modest increases in cost of living and blame the doctors, and hospitals who give away more free care than you could ever imagine.
What would happen if our incredible consumer driven internet harnessed the decision support technology that we use daily on Amazon and instantly brings the right service to you when needed should you or a loved one become ill? What if we harnessed IBM Watson to make the diagnosis thereby reducing error rates and reducing unnecessary utilization of expensive diagnostic procedures?
What if we didn't need insurance companies any more to assess population risk and perform preauthorization services while we waited for our new medication?
Since we have all of the data connecting lifestyle, culture, nutrition, infection and the human genome can anyone appreciate where we are headed with our capacity to discover the cause of disease and effect of treatment? This is not decades from now my friends; it is within the reach of our children's lifetime. I have wonderful friends with incredible scientific minds that are creating open source technologies to accomplish human collaboration like humankind has never witnessed. The only barrier to their success is a loss of priority to cure disease, increase well-being and expand the functional-years of human life.
Or…we can keep these technologies secret, forget those we have developed through the natural sequestration of competing private enterprise and traditional silo thinking. If this is where we are headed then the best investment to assure a painless end of life if you are not surrounded by humanitarian friends is my undying support for the second amendment. If you catch my drift.
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Community Care of North Carolina goes for the gold: Proving valid reduction in hospitalization among Medicaid enrollees with Chronic Disease
I have not been posting much lately due to activities with the Patient Centered Primary Care Collaborative. We are working on an analysis of accreditation standards which will ultimately be used to verify Medical Home processes, procedures and clinical outcomes. Check out their website as you consumer types will have a chance to see what others are doing for you to assure you access to the best in health care as we reform the system over the next few decades.
I am very enthusiastic these days as I am seeing the changes I have hoped for my entire life as person with diabetes since 1966. As a child my doctor was always available to teach how to master my illness and provide tips with mechanisms I could use to reduce my cost: especially when I entered college. My docs have been so cool, I can never adequately thank them. Purchasing a glucometer and testing reagents for me when I was uninsured; providing free laser therapy when my employer dumped the plan I had in favor of becoming self insured. If you want an interesting read see an old post of mine titled Physician heroes.
Today I call your attention to Community Care of NC. The organization that employed me as their clinical informatics lead back in 2002. These folks are using a model of population management and patient care that I had seen work in Massachusetts in the 1990s. To that end my wife and I moved here in 2001 to work for CCNC. They use a centralized partnership between private healthcare industry and public agencies including Medicaid, Public Health, Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, the NC Medical Society and the local branch or thee Academy of Family Physicians.
The central teams keep improving patient targeting and clinical outcomes analysis using a variety of statistical sources and deliver regionalized community information from 12 different 501c3 Community Care Networks. The individual Networks then put care coordinators, case managers, pharmacists and administrative staff in place to create local flavors of patient centered care. All have guiding physician committees and other staff who collaborate with subspecialists as well as local hospitals. The net result is a care continuum surrounding the sickest individuals where the team focuses on goals set by the patient, their family and the team. They have been doing this for fifteen years now and I can attest to the fact that they are one of only a few Patient Centered Medical Home Networks in the country that are using a web-native care plan accessible to all on the patient team as well as multiple other physician practice improvement web apps totally focused on education, assessment of each doctors population and measurement of patient outcome.
This week they published the proof in the pudding. After long struggles against threats to defund the program they survived. They are now audited in full and have demonstrated hospital utilization rates falling at 10% per year in the chronic disease population. We are talking HUNDREDS of MILLIONS of DOLLARS in savings folks on top of hugely improved clinical outcomes and patient satisfaction with their sense of well-being.
I have always said that I needed a lot of help in my life. Since I knew how to assemble a care team for myself I figured I may as well help others do the same. Today, in 2015 we have the mechanisms in play to reconnect patients with their physicians. Please step up and teach your docs about your needs, wants and struggles as it will take us a while to walk out of the woods.
NC Continues to brainwash its citizens
This is a recent opinion from Brian Balfour of Raleigh's Civitas Institute. My response follows.
From Raleigh News and Observer Saturday December 28, 2014
Last week, yet another study claiming that expanding Medicaid in North Carolina would create tens of thousands of jobs was released and dutifully reported by the media. The findings of such studies, however, are based upon a fatally flawed assumption that Medicaid coverage equates to access to medical care.
The latest report, produced by George Washington University researchers, declares that North Carolina will miss out on 43,000 jobs in the next five years, along with $21 billion in federal money, if it continues to refuse Medicaid expansion as prescribed in Obamacare. The study's findings largely echo other recent reports, such as a January study produced by the North Carolina Institute of Medicine that came to similar conclusions.
The job growth claims are based on the state's "drawing down" additional federal funds due to Medicaid expansion. As the GWU report describes, "Since most of the cost of a Medicaid expansion would be borne by the federal government, expansion would result in billions of dollars in additional federal funding flowing into North Carolina. These funds will initially be paid to health care providers, such as hospitals, clinics or pharmacies, as health care payments for Medicaid services."
This income received by health care providers is then spent on suppliers (such as medicine, medical supplies) and in their community on goods and services such as groceries, clothes and movies.
The fatal flaw in this methodology, however, is that in order to "draw down" federal Medicaid dollars, actual medical services need to be provided to Medicaid patients. It is only when doctors actually treat Medicaid patients that the federal government pays those providers for the services.
For instance, the NCIOM study assumes that more than 500,000 North Carolinians will not only enroll in Medicaid under expansion, but each would receive on average roughly $4,300 in medical services each year. As these services are rendered, the doctors and hospitals are paid by the federal Medicaid program, which injects the money into the state's economy and spurs the job creation, according to the studies.
But here's where the studies' jobs claims fall apart: North Carolina already suffers from a shortage of doctors.
According to federal guidelines, 78 counties in North Carolina qualify as Health Professional Shortage Areas because of shortages of primary medical care doctors. And the problem is getting worse. According to the Shep's Center for Health Services Research at UNC-Chapel Hill, North Carolina's supply of primary care physicians is dwindling, dropping from 9.4 per 10,000 people in 2010 to 7.9 doctors per 10,000 people in 2011.
Indeed, a 2011 survey by the Association of American Medical Colleges found that only 15 states have fewer primary care physicians per capita than North Carolina. The doctor shortage is especially pronounced in the state's rural areas, where there is a greater concentration of Medicaid enrollees as a share of the population.
And more to the point, not only is there a general doctor shortage in North Carolina, there is a shortage of doctors accepting Medicaid patients.
Medicaid roles in North Carolina have ballooned from about 1 million in 2003 to roughly 1.7 million today. Adding another 500,000 would push the program over 2 million enrollees and mark more than a million new Medicaid patients in a dozen years.
All this would take place when the number of physicians accepting Medicaid patients is dwindling.
Imagine adding since 2003 the equivalent of the entire population of Wake County to a group of people fighting over a shrinking pool of doctors. Making matters worse, a 2012 article in Health Affairs found that one-fourth of North Carolina's physicians will not take any new Medicaid patients.
In short, there simply is not nearly enough doctors to meet the demand, and things could get worse.
As reported recently by WRAL, "A survey this year by The Physicians Foundation found that 81 percent of doctors describe themselves as either over-extended or at full capacity, and 44 percent said they planned to cut back on the number of patients they see, retire, work part-time or close their practice to new patients."
Such extreme supply constraints tells us that if North Carolina were to expand Medicaid, the newly enrolled would have great difficulty actually seeing a doctor. Coverage will not equal access.
If new enrollees in the already overcrowded Medicaid program don't have access to care, then there won't be any services provided. With no services provided, no federal dollars are "drawn down" to Medicaid providers. The whole premise behind the studies purporting to show job creation is unsupportable.
Brian Balfour is policy director of the Civitas Institute in Raleigh.
Read more here: http://www.newsobserver.com/2014/12/26/4427841/why-medicaid-expansion-wont-boost.html?sp=/99/108/#storylink=cpy
Untangled Health's Response
Jeffrey Harris · Consultant Community Medical Home Implementation: PCPCC Co-Chair e-Health Group; Director Diabetes Eyesight Preservation Program Taylor Retina Center
I am writing In response to Brian Balfour' opinion on the relationship between expanding Medicaid in NC and job growth on Saturday December 28, 2014.
The man standing next to me in Church in Four Oaks NC in 2011 said; "you must have sugar"; as he observed me checking my blood with a finger stick. "Sure do brother I said, since the age of 10, this is my 44th year with diabetes, I assume you have the disease also." "Sure do, runs in my family: I am scheduled to have several toes amputated next week." I could not help but notice the soft cast and bandage on his leg and told him I was sorry that he had to be the victim of such an avoidable circumstance. "Avoidable?" he said; this happens to everyone in my family; we all assume it is par for the course."
These are the people who would receive coverage under Medicaid expansion should NC decide to follow the recommendation of the Federal Government under the Affordable Care Act. In fact, more than 400,000 of these people who are presently uninsured would have a source of payment for Medical Care. I know them well as I was one and if not for the generosity of friends would have gone without insulin on several occasions in my life.
On Saturday, Brian Balfour, policy director of the Civitas Institute in Raleigh demonstrated a common misunderstanding of health economics. He states NC will not expand Jobs through accepting Federal Medicaid expansion money because we historically have underserved areas with few physicians who cannot expand their caseloads. I guess this means that in a free market society if a geographical area in need of services receives funding and resources to increase their supply of services that the suppliers of such services (Community Clinics, Medical Schools) will not increase the capacity of the delivery system?
Mr. Balfour further fails to recognize that these patients are already receiving treatment often for free in local emergency departments, further inflating the cost of healthcare to the insured.
By the way, Mr. Balfour fails to recognize that North Carolina wrote the book on how to provide Medicaid coordinated care through a Primary Care Medical home which has served as the 'how-to' guide for numerous other states (Community Care of NC).
Let's see: Where Mr. Balfour is correct with regard to our need to expand the number of primary care physicians we have multiple mechanisms in place through ACA that are making the profession of primary care medicine much more attractive. I point the reader to one of many publications demonstrating the return on investment for engaging individuals in patient centered primary care Profiles in interprofessional health training. Since President Bush called for the adoption of electronic health record technology we are now well passed the early adopter stage of connected information systems that allow us to find large segments of our population that require access to specialty care thereby prospectively catching the crisis before it occurs and saving all stakeholders time and money; but more importantly mitigating the risk for the permanent suffering that arises from poorly managed chronic disease. Telemedicine is now a recognized intervention and carries a reasonable fee for patients and doctors to feel as though they receive a fair exchange in value (wellness for the patient and salary's for the doctor's practice). One thing any student of economics learns is that investments in technology and advancements in process favor a positive shift in the supply demand curve and its derivative…productivity. Let me recap: New tech, new care coordinating jobs, new analysts' jobs = MORE JOBS!
In my work I spend a great deal of time assisting the public with the interpretation of so-called facts and opinions arising through think-tanks and praised by the media. I am confident in my judgment that NC Medicaid should expand in accordance with ACA policy. So are the Vice President of the IBM Global Health Initiative, our Governor and every other well versed healthcare economist regardless of political party affiliation. I suggest you do some of your own reading (reports vs opinions like mine). Good luck to my 400000 friends that are deprived of fair health care services when they are ill.
One more thing:
Physicians are willing to treat Medicaid patients. I spend my time looking for specialty care. And have located retina surgeons willing to treat diabetics regardless of funding: Simply to preserve eyesight.
Jeffrey Harris
Consulting Program Manager Taylor Retinal Center
Co-Chair Patient Centered Primary Care Collaborative Washington DC
Hooray Humana for providing useful tools to family caregivers.
Lately I have complained about the lack of utility if not barriers created by various e- communication tools that seem to complicate the process of educating consumers on the topics within the domain of self-mastery.
After losing my poa agreement with my father, Humana finally
Let me know that I am now Pop's designated healthcare proxy.
I find the letter engaging with plenty of contact info content and a promise to send me a care-advocates guidebook with accompanying educational material for visit preparation, medication reconciliation and financial management.
I will let you know how useful it is when received.
For now, a gratuitous thank you to a payer stepping into the medical home care team role with both patient and family!
A Chronic Disease Patient Reports On e-HR and p-HR utility
I will be attending the PCPCC annual conference next week and moderating a session on Do It Yourself Primary Care Medical Homes.
Most of my time of late has been attending to my 'case' as the demands of self-management are now more complex with the advent of new tools which were to lighten our load. Nowadays I spend at lease two hours each week keeping my 4 p-HRs up to date across four specialty physicians.
Why you ask? Well it appears that someone forgot to turn on the 'interoperability switch'. I am sure it is here somewhere, I just can't find it. I know the standards were written for certification purposes, I even have a copy of them. For some reason, here in metropolitan RTP North Carolina: Duke, Wake Med and UNC have all established contracts with Epic. The physicians that I use are independent and they have all chosen AllSCRIPTS and this is my patient experience.
I HAVE AN ALLSCRIPTS-MEDFUSION PORTAl AT GARNER INTERNAL MEDICINE
I started out on this journey to reduce errors in medicine in 1997. Why are we still here? Please don't blame it on Obama, Bush, Clinton; well you get the picture.
Here is my 'secure message' to my Medical Home
Not an insurance company, just an empowered consumer.
My report for today:
Helped one more person register his family for an affordable insurance product using Healthcare.gov
Met friend at 4:00 for dinner prior to our club meeting. Turn's out he is lost in acronyms and asked for help.
Over the course of the next four hours we improved his ability to self-advocate, submitted an application and lessened his anger and fear of OBAMACARE.
My objective was met by my friends eloquent ability to inform his teacher of the many reasons OBAMACARE should have never been named OBAMACARE and his understanding of healthcare as it differed from earlier in the day when he could only think of it as "the monthly premium "or the cost of a subspecialists co-pay"; or "a communist scam".
We ended the night with one happy conservative family man receiving a quote for his silver policy for a family of three. The monthly premium is $200 less than last years and his services have increased.
As we concluded the evening he asked if I ever thought of inventing a software program that would track all important health information for patients. He had evidently been responsible for a $4000 co-pay on an $18,000 ER visit for chest-pain. This was mostly due to his inability to articulate a thorough history to the doctors on staff.
I described to him the importance of maintaining a relationship with a primary care physician and then logged on to MyHealthRecord at Duke and MS Health-Vault to demonstrate the rather rough but much better communication I had with my physicians and interoperability of pharmacy and EMR systems. Then I described how these data could be used to empower a person in an emergency with timely and acurate information. His conclusion: Jeesh, I probably would not have needed the expensive work-up if the doctors had access to all these studies!
One more convert.
So little time….
But one more convert.
Tomorrow's agenda: Meet with ophthalmology practice to organize diabetic eyesight preservation program for non-Medicaid, uninsured folks in NC. So far, I have the cost of a vitrectomy reduced from $12000 at a local hospital to $4800. Not bad for a days work!
Jeff Harris
Not an insurance company, just an empowered consumer.
Provider and patient feedback 10/01/2013: and a diabetic finds his laser treatment.
True story:
Man with diabetic retinopathy
September 30, 2013 No health insurance
October 1, 2013 Accepted by NC Blue Cross for $284 per month
I am ecstatic!
I received a call yesterday: A report from an ophthalmologist friend who I am assisting to develop a diabetes eyesight preservation program: "Jeff, we are so excited; our patient y has insurance! Last year we performed his treatment for free. Now, after January 1st we will be able to charge for his laser surgery."
"Great!" I said; "imagine how many sight years will be gained, now we just need to find them, get then enrolled and treated!"
By the way, this doctor is a dear friend; one of the guys; he and his partners have never denied service to a patient based on their ability to pay. He is slowing down now at age 67, brought on two new partners that are young, accepting of his philosophy and simply thrilled to be practicing their art. There is enough left to earn what they consider a good living and now expand their practice to those patients who have been afraid to approach the office ask for a favor.
This is the first good news I have written about in two years. I hope to continue with this trend!
Patient Care Alert! Don't accept free self monitoring supplies through telephone solicitation without involving your physician.
Patient Centered Care requires patients and families to assume an active role in their health management.Recently, I have fallen victim to daily calls from "National Diabetes Supply Experts" offering free testing equipment. If I accepted each offer I would need to change supply brands through requesting a new prescription from my Medical Home. This process happens thousands of times per week without the inclusion of the physician and patient in a discussion regarding the benefit of supply change. Your data, including diagnostic information (for me Diabetes) is being leaked, purchased or stolen. I have now filed a case for data breach through the OCR mechanism.
Your decisions matter: Not just for you, but for the Nation as a whole.
The priorities of Health Reform include improving access to services, medicines and supplies to all who are in need. One special population: Those with chronic illness; require recurrent refills for home monitoring and therapeutic supplies. For example: As a diabetic I require home glucose monitoring supplies and much more. The photo above shows my kitchen table while preparing for a business trip. You will observe that I have an insulin pump, a continuous glucose monitoring instrument, the associated catheters and an impressive array of prescription medications.
The cost of supplies to me personally exceed $5000 per year in addition to my current $800 per month insurance premium. The cost of my supplies to my insurance company also exceed $8,000 per year over the past two decades.
Now! Another purpose EQUALLY IMPORTANT of the Affordable Care Act is to make health care AFFORDABLE!
Because we decided to maintain a multiple payer system we continue to have a dichotomy between public and private funding sources e.g. Medicare and Blue Cross. As a result many entities are competing for your business as a healthcare product consumer.
Where we have free market, we have human entrepreneurial ingenuity. As I have said in the past, folks like me have always managed to figure out a way to maintain our cash flow during times of legislative change. So, lately: through the lens of a patient and former healthcare entrepreneur I have witnessed the following behavior:
Somewhere, somehow a bunch of mail order diabetes supply services have been calling my home. Over the past three weeks, the calls occurred daily from three different telephone numbers. Each call represented a different company and each agent had the same script:
"Hello Mr. Harris; I represent "Acme Diabetes Excellence" we have been chosen by your insurance company to provide you with a new technology for blood sugar monitoring. I need to collect some basic information to fulfill this order and your free supplies will be mailed shortly."
No agent has been able to inform me of how they obtained my protected health information and not one agent has allowed me to speak with their supervisor. I have filed a HIPAA data breach complaint with the Office of Civil Rights but suspect nothing will happen.
Most insured diabetics today have multiple blood sugar monitors that have been given to them by their physicians, drug stores and other vendors to try the technology and conclude which device has the most appropriate for their life style. The meters are free because the profit is in the resale of test-strips which have retail prices between $10.00 and $50.00 per package of 50. Each b.rand will only work when coupled to the monitor given away through such wonderful corporate generosity!!
What these companies are doing is taking advantage of some database products that have evidently become available. I find this infuriating as the intrusion on my self-care plan which is negotiated between my medical home personnel, my insurance company and myself will serve no purpose other than inflating individual and aggregate healthcare costs. THIS IS A PROBLEM! IT CAN UNDERMINE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE ACA AND I AM ASKING FEDERAL CONSUMER PROTECTION AGENCIES TO RESEARCH THE ISSUE.
I support free market economies. However I suggest human behavior arising from free-market opportunity might be the largest determinant of uncontrolled health care cost escalation.
So, as we work toward building a comprehensive, coordinated team approach to chronic disease, let's not forget the impact of our decisions when we select self-care technologies.


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ABODES.Co (UK) Ltd
Abodes.Co team of rated tradesmen do guarantee that all your decorating, building and plumbing works are delivered on budget and on time, 7 days a week. Fixed quotes & all materials at trade price.
Our company offers an opportunity to have your garden looked after by passionate professionals who really love Gardening. We do simple Garden maintenance. We do Landscaping. We do ornamental and show gardens with complex designs that create a wow effect. We mend fences and build fences. We do weeding and weed prevention. We do lawn treatment which includes removal of brown patches,replanting and manuring that restores the full green colour in the whole garden. We also do work with tree surgeons and can recommend reliable and trusted ones.
Find A Handyman
Handyman services book online from £35 all inclusive. Fully Insured and 5 Star Rated. Business & Domestic. Painting, Decorating, Gardening, Flat Pack Assembly, Drilling, fixing, general maintenance, wiring, flooring, decking, security and a lot more.
Allday maintenance services.
I offer a 'one stop shop' for all your general property maintenance needs. From painting and decorating, to carpentry, decking and patio construction. Fencing, landscaping , gardening and general handy man and diy services. I can really offer that one stop shop.
Saxton Interiors Ltd
Cutting edge design of interior/exterior works for residential and commercial properties, perfectly and considerately executed. Saxton Interiors is your interior and exterior design and implementation partner of choice for all style design wants, needs and projects. From designing and building a new home, structural alterations and improvements to decorating, bathrooms, kitchens, soft furnishings, upholstery, dressing and finishing. We make, on a bespoke basis, all items to your exacting requirements, including curtains, pelmets, Roman blinds, Velux blinds, bespoke bedding, headboards, cushions, re-covering and re-upholstery. We are at the cutting edge of design, constantly and consistently pushing design boundaries, embracing technology and thinking outside the box to create something truly unique and personal to you. Services Provided Bespoke soft furnishings: curtains, pelmets, Roman blinds, Velux blinds, bespoke bedding, headboards, cushions, re-covering and re-upholstery. Painting and decorating Service: plastering, rendering, internal and external painting, wallpaper hanging including specialist and designer wall coverings. Building services: installing kitchens, bathrooms, building extensions, loft conversions, garden rooms, conservatories.
Flat Pack Ready
I aim to give a clean quick smooth service, whether you need a set of drawers assembled or whole house redecorated. Carpenter & Handy man, Painting & Decorating, and More. Why waste your precious family time doing something you don't enjoy, leave it to someone who does. A trained carpenter with yours of experience behind him maintaining and decorating homes With a mission of making people happy I aim to give a clean quick smooth services, whether you need a set of drawers assembled or your whole house redecorated. I still love the opportunity to get my hand planes out and hang a door, or fit some skirting, I do like variety. Here to help you assembly flat pack furniture, Paint and Decorate your home and help get you settled in as quickly as possible. I am a trained carpenter with years of experience painting and decorating. Carpenter Painter and Decorator Wallpapering Handy Man Flat Pack Assembly Doors Hung, I'm old fashioned. I believe the door should fit the frame. That takes time and love. Doors Trimmed to Suit New Flooring Shed Base and Assembly Laminate Floor Installed.
S Rayner carpenter & joiner
With over 25 years experience in carpentry and building work, I offer free quotes/estimates at competitive prices. There's no job too big or too small, I'm a carpenter by trade however I can carry out various works to which I'm reliable and trustworthy. my business works out of Felsted in Essex, its a family run business where the customer comes first, I do receive a lot of work on repeat recommendations in the local area. Please feel free to take a look at the website www.srayner.co.uk to see the services I provide, or give me a call.
Bellwest Property Maintenance
We are a family run business with over 15 years experience in building and renovation works. Based in Essex just outside of Clacton. We can undertake any job from putting up a simple shelf or building a complete extension.
Job Done Maintenance & Handyman Service
I offer low prices by comparison with half-hourly rates from £8 Discount rates for residential care homes & senior citizens Over 20 years experience Painting, carpet fitting, gardening, basic plumbing, basic carpentry, door locks changed and various odd jobs No job too small Special packages for landlords. New home special deals to get that property painted before you move in Furniture restoration, shabby chic & painting
Blue Sky Property services
Property management and maintenance specialists: Extensions, fitting bathrooms and kitchens, bespoke carpentry, building project advice, property maintenance and management. We also specialise in home staging, helping getting homes ready for sale and visiting prospective new properties with clients to advise on potential
king landscape solutions
King landscape solutions are a family run business that have a vast portfolio of hundreds of happy completed customers with over 45 years experience in the trades . At the moment we are offering great prices on turfing , drives , patios , fencing , clearances and much more please check us out feel free to call us or email all quotes are free and very competitive .
Halbury Interiors
Garage conversion specialists including supply and installation of bespoke kitchens and bathrooms, complete property refurbishment. Our experienced tradesmen provide advice and carry out all required works to a high standard. Many of our clients are happy for prospective clients to view works carried out on there properties by appointment. The comprehensive services we provide include:- Consultation and design, Building control liaising, Planning consent, Ground works, Soil and drainage, Electrical installation and alterations, Plumbing and heating, Carpentry, Roofing, Fascias, soffits and guttering, Plastering, rendering,, pebble dashing and screeding, Tiling, Window and door installation, Painting and decorating, Landscaping and paving,
Bradshaw and Norton
Branson Bespoke
Unit5 Cabinet Makers
We are a well established family business offering general woodworking services specializing in fitted/bespoke furniture . kitchen refurbishment.
Mathies j&c
Easy Access Repairs garden & property maintenance now domestic and commercial cleaning services
James of All Trades
C Baker Carpentry & Building Limited
C Baler Carpentry & Building is a personal, friendly company that is committed to meeting every customer's needs. We pride ourselves on our reasonable rates and can work to our customers' budgets. If you are looking for a professional service with high quality finishes, you can rely on us to deliver. We undertake the following Carpentry Building Kitchens Bathrooms Local handy man Garden maintenance Interior & exterior Painting and decorating Dry lining & partitioning Brick work Property repair and maintenance Ground works Extensions Conservatory's Gutter repair & cleaning Roofing Fencing Drain Rodding and repairs Plumbing Interior and exterior renovations Landscape gardening Windows & doors
Top notch builders ltd
We are a family run business been trading for over 15 years All work fully insured interior & exterior Electrics, Plumbing, Painting & decorating, Carpentry, Double Glazing, Decking, Fencing, Drives & Patios
And pigs will fly furniture design
Home office-study-bedroom-kitchen-bathroom storage solutions If you are looking for furniture with the feel of the maker's hand, rather than mass-produced, then look no further than "And Pigs Will Fly Furniture Design". I design and make all my own furniture – making each piece unique. Much of my work comes from repeat work and referrals from my existing customers. Please contact us for a free design visit and let's make your furniture dreams a reality together…
Cheema Group
Complete building service provider, All building work undertaken, New build development, Residential extensions, Electrics, Plumbing, Roofing, Brickwork, Landscaping , Kitchen instalment, Bathroom instalment , Also Have Cleaning division, ALL COMMERCIAL CLEANING & RESIDENTIAL CLEANING
D H Carpentry & Maintenance
We are a small business that is very passionate about what we can offer our customers. We can provide with free quotes and advice. We can do Bespoke joinery and hand made Furnitue. We do all carpentry works from door hanging to complete refurbishment works External decking and pergola and fencing. We focus on doing quality work.
Rowing Restoration Ltd
Worsley Woodworking
S j plumbing & Heating team ltf
J. Hudson Carpentry and Joinery
Suffolk flooring and bespoke furniture
Wood flooring specialists. Supply and installation
Design Construct Maintain Ltd
Design Construct Maintain is a successful and innovative design and installation company. We specialise in all areas of the hospitality and retail industries, creating spaces that are practical yet beautiful. We pride ourselves on offering a complete service to our clients unique requirements.
A.B Carpentry
Shorehouse design
Urban Paint Company Ltd
Cleanup ServicesCertificate of Excellence 2015
Norman Creative Designs
I offer a vast skill set in the creative background from graphic design, model making, 3d pieces. All my work is made and completed solely by me, This means I have complete control from start to finish to create your piece to highest standard.
taylored wood ltd
At Taylored Wood, we pride ourselves on the high quality of service we provide. Our regular customers return to us time and time again because they know that we will go the extra mile for them. Contact us today to discover how we can help you.
clever carpentry
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Senior Sales Executive / Team Leader - Bangalore, Bhopal ( 1 - 3 yrs)
Posted on : 17 days ago
SME Infomedia India
RS 2,50,000 To 3,50,000 Hyderabad, Bangalore, Bhopal, Indore, Chennai, Saharanpur, Dehradun, Haridwar, Rudrapur-Udham, Kolkata
To generate leads & Identify decision makers within targeted leads and initiate the sales process. Educate the clients with the benefits of associating with Buyersellerworld.com. To set up and deliver sales presentations, product/servic...
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Sales & Marketing Executives for Hotel Industry. ( 0 - 1 yrs)
Posted on : 29 days ago
Torque Hr Consultants
RS 1,50,000 To 2,50,000 Dharamsala, Mandi, Kodaikanal, Madurai, Dehradun
One of our client based at New Delhi requires Sales & Marketing Executives for Hotel Industry. No. Of vacancies : 9 Nos. Name of position :Sales & Marketing Executives. Job Location : Dharamshala, Dehradun & Coorg. ( 3 Nos. for each Location.). E...
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sales, marketing executive, team laeder, sales executive ( 0 - 1 yrs)
V Five Pvt. Ltd.
RS 1,00,000 To 2,25,000 Chandigarh, Muzaffarnagar, Saharanpur, Dehradun, Haridwar, Roorkee
sales, marketing executive, team laeder, sales executive
Key Skills : sales,marketing executive,team laeder,sales executive,business development,business...
Required Sales Executive@ Club Mahindra-Lucknow ( 1 yrs)
G&R Management Consultancy Pvt Ltd
RS 2,00,000 To 2,50,000 Patna, Ranchi, Bhopal, Lucknow, Dehradun
Achieving stretched targets in a result-focused environment. To identify potential customers, create and close new business opportunities in line with the strategic direction of the company. To build and maintain strong client relationships by effe...
Key Skills : customer sales executive,sales executive,business development,sales,marketing
Recruitment and Development Manager ( 1 - 6 yrs)
Shree Sati Consultant
RS 2,00,000 To 4,00,000 Chandigarh, Amritsar, Gurdaspur, Hoshiarpur, Jalandhar, Khanna, Ludhiana, Patiala, Dehradun, Delhi
To recruit adviser and get the business from them and achieve the target
Key Skills : sales manager,sales executive,sales officer,sales head
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Marketing Executive ( 1 - 3 yrs)
Sondhi Enterprises
RS 50,000 To 1,25,000 Dehradun
A growing ISO certified Company with 28 years of experience in service sector Urgently Looking for: Part Time Job:- Work from home without any investment earn extra income, anyone can do it. MARKETING EXECUTIVE:-15 (M) Graduate/MBA wi...
Key Skills : marketing,sales / marketing,sales executive,business development executive
Vandy Collection Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
RS 1,25,000 To 3,00,000 Chandigarh, Ambala, Baddi, Kangra, Mandi, Shimla, Jammu, Jalandhar, Ludhiana, Patiala, Dehradun
Handling sales of Credit cards of Reputed bank.
Key Skills : field executive,sales / marketing,market executive,marketing assistant,marketing coordinator,sales associate,sales executive,marketing,business...
!!! Offering Pharma Franchise in West Bengal, Assam, Odisha, Arunanchal Pradesh , Tripura, Sikkim ,Mizoram !! ( 0 - 2 yrs)
Evarex Pharmaceuticals Pvt.ltd
RS 50000 To 50,000 Dehradun, Assam, Odisha, Arunanchal Pradesh , Tripura, Sikkim ,Mizoram !!!
| Pharma Franchise Company| !!! Offering Pharma Franchise in West Bengal, Assam, Odisha, Arunanchal Pradesh , Tripura, Sikkim ,Mizoram !!! one of the Most Ethical Pcd Pharmaceuticals Company in India with Wide Range of Products Capsules, Tablets,...
Key Skills : pharma marketing executive,pharma sales engineer,pharma business development executive
We Required Fresher & Exp Candidates for Marketing in all Over India ( 0 - 3 yrs)
Midway Solution Pvt, Ltd
RS 1,00,000 To 3,25,000 Chandigarh, Shimla Highway, South Delhi, Mumbai, Dehradun, Delhi
We required Fresher and exp. Candidates for Marketing in near by Your location in all over India. Job Designation –Marketing/Sales Manager, Marketing/Sales Team Leader & Marketing/Sales Executive Salary -8k – 30k(Depends on current package...
Key Skills : marketing,executive marketing,market research analyst,market executive,head sales & marketing,sales,business development
Business Development Executive ( 1 - 3 yrs)
Simplyshoppe Marketing Services
RS 1,00,000 To 2,00,000 Chandigarh, Karnal, Ghaziabad, Dehradun
• Acquire new leads/clients by doing visits • Give presentations on the product to clients • Achieve targets as assigned by the organization • Maintain relationships with all existing clients for acquiring more references and busines...
Key Skills : sales and marketing,sales,marketing,business development
Universal Placement
RS 2,00,000 To 5,00,000 Visakhapatnam, Indore, Jabalpur, Ujjain, Agra, Varanasi, Dehradun
We Need Sales Executives for Several Locations all Over India. Those Bearing Experience Shall Get Preference.
Key Skills : Sales,Business Development,Sales Executive,Sales Assistant,Sales Associate
Require Candidates Who Can Spend 2-3 Hrs On Internet from Home ( 0 - 1 yrs)
United Capital Club
RS 1,00,000 To 2,00,000 Bangalore, Mumbai, Lucknow, Dehradun, Delhi
We, Taking a Great Step for Those Females ,Who Looking for Part Time Opportunity and want to Turn Them Spare Time in Money ;providing Best Opportunity Where 2 Hours Over Internet Can produce 6 to 8 K per Week.you have to Promote Our Tourism Products ...
Key Skills : basic computer knowledge,marketing executive,sales executive,business development executive
Business Development Executive ( 3 - 4 yrs)
RS 3,00,000 To 4,50,000 Dehradun
we are looking for Business Development executive
Key Skills : marketing executive,sales executive,sales,marketing,business development
Akash Traders
RS 50,000 To 1,00,000 Dehradun
Sales executive for our G-feno Herbal Cleaning products.
Key Skills : sales executive,time management,marketing,business development
Marketing Executives ( 0 - 10 yrs)
Jindal Research Labs Limited
RS 1,25,000 To 3,00,000 Dehradun, Haridwar, Kashipur, Nainital, Ramnagar-Nainital
Marketing of personal care products in hotels, resorts and various other institutions.
Key Skills : marketing executive,sales executive,business development,marketing,sales
Sales & Marketing Executive, Team Leader ( 0 - 5 yrs)
RS 90,000 To 4,00,000 Chandigarh, Muzaffarnagar, Saharanpur, Dehradun, Haridwar, Roorkee
Sales & Marketing Executive for Web & Software Development Company
Key Skills : sales,marketing executive,team leader,sales executive,business development,team...
Business Development Executive ( 0 - 4 yrs)
Global Placement
RS 1,25,000 To 3,75,000 Dehradun, Haridwar, Rudrapur-Udham
We Have Urgent Opening For Business Development Manager For Rishikesh, Haridwar And Dehradun Location. Candidate Should Have Knowledge Of Fmcg Marketing. Only Male Candidates Can Apply. Experienced/Fresher Both Can Apply. Salary : 8000/- To 18000...
Key Skills : sales executive,marketing,distribution,business development executive
Opening for Sales Executive in Retail Showroom At Dehradun ( 0 - 1 yrs)
Swastik7 Employment & Training Services
RS 1,00,000 To 1,75,000 Dehradun
Opening for Sales Executive in Retail Showroom At Dehradun We do have an opening for the profile of Store Manger with leading retail segment. Candidate must be with Excellent Communication skills HSC Pass , Salary 7k To 9k Inhand + Incentive
Key Skills : sales,marketing,business development,sales executive
Channel Sales Executive ( 1 - 2 yrs)
Aasui Exports Pvt.ltd.
RS 1,50,000 To 2,00,000 Chandigarh, Bhopal, Jaipur, Lucknow, Dehradun
Appoint Distributor Retailer Handiling Achieve primar and secondry sales target.
Key Skills : good communication skills,honest,retailer handiling achieve primary,channel sales executive,marketing executive,customer sales executive,business...
Worried By Searching Genuine Jobs Then Stop Searching and Apply Now ( 0 - 1 yrs)
United Capital Club
RS 2,25,000 To 3,00,000 Chandigarh, Gurgaon, Bangalore, Mumbai, Jaipur, Chennai, Lucknow, Dehradun, Delhi
We are Searching a Creative and Ambitious Person for Part Time / Full Time / Office Based as Well as Home Based Jobs. Salary Will Be On Weekly and Monthly Basis. Call for More Information Now
Key Skills : sales executive,marketing,distribution,business development executive,business developer,regional manager,head sales,channel sales,sales...
RS 3,00,000 To 5,00,000 Chandigarh, Faridabad, Shimla, Patiala, Lucknow, Dehradun, malwa,Ferozpur
Job Opening for Area Sales Manager for Jewellery. Candidate having four wheeler will have an advantage.
Key Skills : business development,sales,marketing,good communication skills,area sales manager,sales manager,business development executive,business development...
Sales and Marketing Execuitve ( 1 - 5 yrs)
Jai Kalki Energy
RS 2,00,000 To 2,50,000 North Delhi, Bhopal, Shillong, Noida, Dehradun, Delhi
Candidate required for sales and marketing in Jai Kalki Energy for different solar products and projects . Candidate must have completed his graduation and must have a bike . Candidate with having experience in solar projects will be preferred
Key Skills : solar,solar marketing,sales / marketing,sales executive,marketing,business development executiv
Hiring For Purchase Executive ( 2 - 6 yrs)
Shining Placement
RS 1,00,000 To 3,00,000 Hariharpur, Dehradun, Roorkee
Handling Domestic & Import Procurement of Raw Material for formulation Plant. Must Have Experience in Pharma Sector Should Have Knowledge of SAP . Negotiation, Communication, Sourcing & Vendor Development
Key Skills : purchase assistant,purchase executive,purchase officer,supply chain executive,purchased order,procurement,vendor development,supply chain...
Sales/ Marketing Executive ( 0 - 1 yrs)
RS Up To 50000 Patna, Kanpur, Lucknow, Varanasi, Dehradun
IT Sales, software marketing Software Development & Web Designing Company in India One of the leading IT Company in Allahabad (UP) and New Delhi
Key Skills : sales,marketing executive,business development
Marketing Executives ( 0 - 1 yrs)
Smart Eyes
RS 90,000 To 1,00,000 Dehradun
We are Highly Energetic Candidates for Our Company to Promote Our Products and Generate Sales.
Key Skills : marketing executives,sales executive,business development executive,customer sales executive
Swati pvt lmt
RS 1,00,000 To 1,75,000 Agra, Aligarh, Allahabad, Bareilly, Gorakhpur, Kanpur, Lucknow, Varanasi, Dehradun, Haridwar
Designation : Sales Role : Direct Field Sales Salary per month : 8000/- to 13000 + Incentive + Commission Experienced Required : 0.5 yrs to 5yrs Locations : Lucknow, Kanpur, Gorakhpur, Varanasi, Allahabad, Agra, Aligarh, Dehradun, Bar...
Key Skills : direct field sales,sales,sales coordinator,area sales executive,sales executive officer,field officer,field executive,direct sales,hardcore sales,...
Krm Corporation
RS 2,25,000 To 4,00,000 Hyderabad, Faridabad, Bangalore, Gwalior, Mumbai, Udaipur, Varanasi, Dehradun
Identifies business opportunities by identifying prospects and evaluating their position in the industry; researching and analyzing sales options. Sells products by establishing contact and developing relationships with prospects; recommending solut...
Key Skills : sales,sales executive,marketing,business development
Assistant Branch Manger (Sales) ( 18 - 30 yrs)
Prithvi Credit Co-operative Society Ltd
RS 1,00,000 To 2,50,000 Muzaffarnagar, Saharanpur, Dehradun, Haldwani-cum-Kathgodam, Haridwar
ABM(Sales) for Society in Credit Sector. Society will coming soon in Co operative Bank. Candidate will total sales work (Saving Account, Daily Account & Insurance).
Key Skills : education - min 12 to mba,market executive,sales,marketing,business development
Work from Home for Fresher / Experienced / Students / Housewives ( 0 - 1 yrs)
United Capital Club
RS 2,50,000 To 3,00,000 India
This Is A Mca Approved Company And Providing Part Time And Full Time Jobs .You Have To Work 2 To 3 Hour At Office Or At Home Also. Salary Will Be Provided To You On Weekly And Monthly Basis. Call For More Information Now. Contact Or Leave A Message O...
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We need to stop this insanity - and sadly a lot of dogowners do not suspect the risks they are facing, and education is the key. Thank you for writing back.
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