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What do you think of the Financial Resources Mess?
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Should business being paying for health care at all?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Jason Harvey Nov 19, 2009.
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IT’S TIME TO MAKE WORK
A friend of mine sent me this graphic of the progress of our jobless recovery, which reinforces the doubts about the way we are spending our way to employment.We already know from several articles in NHBR that the amount thus far spent per job created (or layoff avoided) borders on the absurd. Last month the state for instance reported that after more than $407 million in contracts, it created…See More
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Faith Filiault commented on Bob Sanders's blog post 'MY VISIT TO THE OTHER SIDE'
I just created my first Facebook advertisement! I am excited to see how it works.
Bob Sanders commented on Cindy Kibbe's blog post 'What’s Old Is New Again'
Yes...it's so frustrating. I want to buy those free range eggs, but couldn't it be about a third as much as opposed to three times as much!
Bob Sanders commented on Russ Ouellette's blog post 'I don’t believe social networking is just a trend'
I agree. I think Facebook is a trend like the telephone was a trend and the Internet was a trend. It was a trend that has become part of our daily lives. When my daughter went up to a speaker and wanted to get more involved in a youth activity, she…
MY VISIT TO THE OTHER SIDE
I visited the Other Side, and now I know why newspapers are struggling…and why New Hampshire Business Review changed its name to NHBR and started NHBR Network.The Other Side for any reporter is public relations. Yes, in my day job I’m still a reporter of NHBR, but at night I masquerade as an actor for the Community Players of Concord. And this year, given my years in the media and the Players lack of publicity director, I stepped in to take on that role. I was soon trying to sell our first two…See More
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Jason Harvey replied to Bob Sanders's discussion 'Should business being paying for health care at all?'
I'm in agreement with Everett. My wife and I are also small business owners. Every year when we look at the premium for our health insurance, a high deductible plan with an HSA, I shake my head in disbelief. We employ 35 people and providing…
Everett Pollard replied to Bob Sanders's discussion 'Should business being paying for health care at all?'
Hi Bob (Boilard) - I am an entrepeneur and certinaly believe in the free enterprise system . . . for most things. But there are some instances where society needs to provide services that are not based on enterprise, but are needed for the common…
Cindy Kibbe commented on Bob Sanders's blog post 'TRASH TALKIN’ BLOGGER BRAGS or RECYCLING A 10-YEAR-OLD RANT'
I know how you feel!
When I lived in Gilbert, AZ, a suburb of Phoenix, they had not only Single Stream recycling, but CURBSIDE!!! That was in the mid-1990s. I can't even get curbside pick up of regular trash let alone recycling. All right, so…
TRASH TALKIN’ BLOGGER BRAGS or RECYCLING A 10-YEAR-OLD RANT
It is not very often that a journalist gets to say I told you so, but this blog gives me bragging rights.A decade ago, I wrote an op-ed piece for the Concord Monitor saying that state capital’s recycling rate was a disgrace: at 2.73 percent (based on 1997 figures), the lowest rate of any city in the state. At the time, Concord picked up trash for free and would charge to pick up recyclables. Dover, which did it the other way around, recycled and composted 54 percent.Concord, the home of the…See More
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IT’S TIME TO MAKE WORK
A friend of mine sent me this graphic of the progress of our jobless recovery, which reinforces the doubts about the way we are spending our way to employment.
We already know from several articles in NHBR that the amount thus far spent per job created (or layoff avoided) borders on the absurd. Last month the state for instance reported that after more than $407 million in… Continue
We already know from several articles in NHBR that the amount thus far spent per job created (or layoff avoided) borders on the absurd. Last month the state for instance reported that after more than $407 million in… Continue
Posted on November 30, 2009 at 12:28pm
MY VISIT TO THE OTHER SIDE
I visited the Other Side, and now I know why newspapers are struggling…and why New Hampshire Business Review changed its name to NHBR and started NHBR Network.
The Other Side for any reporter is public relations. Yes, in my day job I’m still a reporter of NHBR, but at night I masquerade as an actor for the Community Players of Concord. And this year, given my years in the media and the Players lack of publicity director, I stepped in to take on that role. I was soon trying to sell… Continue
The Other Side for any reporter is public relations. Yes, in my day job I’m still a reporter of NHBR, but at night I masquerade as an actor for the Community Players of Concord. And this year, given my years in the media and the Players lack of publicity director, I stepped in to take on that role. I was soon trying to sell… Continue
Posted on November 20, 2009 at 9:53am — 2 Comments
TRASH TALKIN’ BLOGGER BRAGS or RECYCLING A 10-YEAR-OLD RANT
It is not very often that a journalist gets to say I told you so, but this blog gives me bragging rights.
A decade ago, I wrote an op-ed piece for the Concord Monitor saying that state capital’s recycling rate was a disgrace: at 2.73 percent (based on 1997 figures), the lowest rate of any city in the state. At the time, Concord picked up trash for free and would charge to pick up recyclables. Dover, which did it the other way around, recycled and composted 54… Continue
A decade ago, I wrote an op-ed piece for the Concord Monitor saying that state capital’s recycling rate was a disgrace: at 2.73 percent (based on 1997 figures), the lowest rate of any city in the state. At the time, Concord picked up trash for free and would charge to pick up recyclables. Dover, which did it the other way around, recycled and composted 54… Continue
Posted on October 28, 2009 at 9:31am — 1 Comment
A Buffet Book Blog
What can you do? Warren Buffet -- the richest man in the world, is a god darn liberal--going way back. He opposed the war in Vietnam and bankrolled Eugene McCarthy peace candidacy.. He thought stock options should be expensed. He favored the infamous “death tax” believing inherited wealth is wrong. He supports abortion rights throughout the globe. Obama said he would make a good Secretary of Treasury, for God sakes.
Some people say he is a traitor to his class.
Alice… Continue
Some people say he is a traitor to his class.
Alice… Continue
Posted on October 20, 2009 at 3:09pm
THIS OLD HOUSE, WASTED
THIS OLD HOUSE
After my aunt’s funeral I went to look at the Long Island house in which I grew up. It would have been the first time I saw it in three years, when my now 94 year old father moved out.
It was the right place, but the wrong house.
Someone paid $400,000 for that house, which my dad had purchased for $5000 after World War II. My Dad had built the garage. He had built my bedroom, as well as his own. A master gardener, he had turned the front yard into… Continue
After my aunt’s funeral I went to look at the Long Island house in which I grew up. It would have been the first time I saw it in three years, when my now 94 year old father moved out.
It was the right place, but the wrong house.
Someone paid $400,000 for that house, which my dad had purchased for $5000 after World War II. My Dad had built the garage. He had built my bedroom, as well as his own. A master gardener, he had turned the front yard into… Continue
Posted on October 9, 2009 at 12:26pm
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