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Whole product - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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Topic: Business |
9:13 pm EST, Mar 6, 2008 |
In marketing, a whole product is a generic product augmented by everything that is needed for the customer to have a compelling reason to buy. The generic product is what is usually shipped to the customer. The whole product typically augments the generic product with training and support, manuals, cables, additional software or hardware, installation instructions, professional services, etc.
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BI users can't wean themselves off Excel |
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Topic: Technology |
12:23 pm EST, Mar 6, 2008 |
Spreadsheets are error-prone, unwieldy, and often contain out-of-date data. They are difficult to manage and time-consuming to correct. One bad formula can ruin hours' worth of work. Still, business users just can't seem to break the spreadsheet habit. Despite spreadsheets' well-known drawbacks, many workers continue to use them for a multitude of reporting and analytical tasks, even as better alternatives beckon, according to a new report from San Mateo, Calif.-based Ventana Research. Users are simply too comfortable with Microsoft Excel and other spreadsheet programs to make a switch, the report said, choosing instead to live with the consequences.
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Red Square - Mandalay Bay - Best Las Vegas Russian Restaurants |
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Topic: Home and Garden |
2:14 am EST, Mar 5, 2008 |
With a nod to the glory of Imperial Russia, Red Square Las Vegas transports guests to a world of romance and intrigue. Along with an impressive caviar selection, you'll enjoy such perestroika-inspired Russian and internationally influenced favorites such as Siberian Nachos, Roquefort Filet Mignon, Strozapretti Stroganoff, Salmon Kulebyaka and Certified Angus Rib Eye. Plush, private red velvet banquettes compliment the dazzling Russian-inspired d�cor, which has been featured on the Food Network, the Travel Channel, as well as in such magazines as W and Conde Nast Traveller.
The crem brule (sp?) almost made me cry. Red Square - Mandalay Bay - Best Las Vegas Russian Restaurants |
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Complete Guide to Palm Coast, Florida, Flagler Beach, FL and Flagler County |
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Topic: Local Information |
1:03 pm EST, Mar 3, 2008 |
Welcome to FlaglerOnline.com Welcome to the largest online community and visitor guide for Flagler County and Palm Coast, Florida, featuring the most comprehensive event calendar for Flagler plus The Flagler Forum, restaurant reviews, guides to parks and beaches, plus classifieds & business ads, Flagler weather, Palm Coast lots and homes for sale, and much more.
Apparently the residents of Flagler Beach have web board combat on this thing over bad restaurant service, etc. Complete Guide to Palm Coast, Florida, Flagler Beach, FL and Flagler County |
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Mexico Only Allows 10 Year Old Used Car Imports - 98 Models Only - Salon.com | News Wires |
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Topic: Current Events |
11:46 am EST, Mar 3, 2008 |
Cars newer than that were banned from imports as unwelcome competition for Mexican car dealers, and anything more than 15 years old was seen as a potential environmental and safety hazard. But now, under pressure from Mexico's new car dealers who say "vehiculos chatarra," or jalopies, undercut their sales, the Mexican government is allowing only 10-year-old used cars to be legally imported into Mexico. All of a sudden, 1998 Luminas, Astro vans and Ranger pickups are sought-after trophies.
Humorous. Mexico Only Allows 10 Year Old Used Car Imports - 98 Models Only - Salon.com | News Wires |
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The Last Psychiatrist: Yet Another Study On Antidepressants, And No One Notices The Timing |
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Topic: Health and Wellness |
7:07 pm EST, Feb 29, 2008 |
"Study doubts the effectiveness of antidepressant drugs." Or, even better, as per The Independent: "Antidepressant drugs don't work-- official study." I don't know what passes for official nowadays. The data is the exact same data that has existed for 30 years. Yes, these authors are acting like they FOIA-ed the second Zapruder film, but let me assure you it's the same old data. These authors did the exact same study in 2002. So have twenty other groups. This is not new. But it is news. The question is why.
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The Last Psychiatrist: A Study Finds Antidepressants Don't Work, And Suddenly It's October 25 |
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Topic: Health and Wellness |
7:03 pm EST, Feb 29, 2008 |
THE PROBLEM ISN'T THE STUDY WAS PUBLISHED, THE PROBLEM IS IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED 10 YEARS AGO. It's the exact same data they had 10 years ago, the exact same data. This isn't a discovery, this isn't Woodward and Bernstein, this is a bunch of academics who are no longer on Pharma payrolls who have now decided that they have nothing further to gain from pushing antidepressants. Now they can pretend to be on the side of science. We reviewed the data, and found some of it was not published. You knew that already. You were the ones who didn't publish it-- it's your journal. Turner worked for 3 years as an NIH reviewer. He just notices this now? Is no one wondering how it is that this study comes out now, when all antidepressants but two are generic?
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ReviewJournal.com - News - EXPOSURE FEARED: 40,000 LV clinic patients urged to be tested for viruses |
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Topic: Health and Wellness |
9:39 am EST, Feb 29, 2008 |
The Endoscopy Center of Southern Nevada is a high-volume gastrointestinal practice where colonoscopies are frequently performed. Reuse of syringes and vials at the facility was a "common practice" undertaken by everyone from doctors to technicians, health officials said. The business was investigated for other unsafe practices such as not properly cleaning endoscopic equipment used in colonoscopies and upper gastrointestinal procedures.
Woops. ReviewJournal.com - News - EXPOSURE FEARED: 40,000 LV clinic patients urged to be tested for viruses |
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Iraq war 'caused slowdown in the US' | The Australian |
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Topic: Business |
1:39 pm EST, Feb 28, 2008 |
THE Iraq war has cost the US 50-60 times more than the Bush administration predicted and was a central cause of the sub-prime banking crisis threatening the world economy, according to Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz. The former World Bank vice-president yesterday said the war had, so far, cost the US something like $US3trillion ($3.3 trillion) compared with the $US50-$US60-billion predicted in 2003. Australia also faced a real bill much greater than the $2.2billion in military spending reported last week by Australian Defence Force chief Angus Houston, Professor Stiglitz said, pointing to higher oil prices and other indirect costs of the wars. Professor Stiglitz told the Chatham House think tank in London that the Bush White House was currently estimating the cost of the war at about $US500 billion, but that figure massively understated things such as the medical and welfare costs of US military servicemen. The war was now the second-most expensive in US history after World War II and the second-longest after Vietnam, he said. The spending on Iraq was a hidden cause of the current credit crunch because the US central bank responded to the massive financial drain of the war by flooding the American economy with cheap credit. "The regulators were looking the other way and money was being lent to anybody this side of a life-support system," he said.
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Surf Lesson Videos - The Extreme Sports Channel - extreme sports videos online February 2008 |
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Topic: Sports |
12:39 pm EST, Feb 27, 2008 |
SURF- Paddling Out Arms like noodles, lungs burning and a sneaker set coming right at you. If you can't paddle and duck dive you can't surf. This is how to separate yourself from the kooks floundering in the shorebreak.
The surf videos on this site are GREAT! Not that you'll be duck diving on the huge board you learn to surf on, but the content is just really good. Surf Lesson Videos - The Extreme Sports Channel - extreme sports videos online February 2008 |
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