I was planning on doing some work this past Saturday until my Internet connection crashed. After waiting a few hours (maybe the problem was out there somewhere) I got the sinking feeling my problem was internal. I called my Internet provider and got a computer. I followed all of the computer’s instructions for around 15 [...]
Archive for October, 2008
Tech Support for Remote Underwriters
Posted in Remote Underwriting, underwriting, tagged operational planning, technology support on October 27, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The Right To Revert
Posted in Uncategorized on October 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I switched back to my orginal theme. While the other look was cleaner and easier to read, this original look just felt better.
The Lesser of Two Evils
Posted in Lifelong Learning, Medical News, underwriting, tagged Chantix, smoking on October 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Back in May the FDA released an advisory on Chantix. The same month a study from The Institute for Safe Medication Practices shed light on the numbers:
544 reports suggesting Chantix may be related to a loss of glycemic control
224 reports classified as potential cardiac [...]
Read a Book a Week – Off The Shelf
Posted in Lifelong Learning, Success, tagged groupthink, Read a Book a Week on October 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
One of my less than normal habits consists not only of the number of books I read, but also the manner in which I read them. At any given time, I could be reading between 8-10 books, each at a different stage of completion. I rarely read just one book at a time. So to [...]
The Financial Meltdown – Predictions for Management
Posted in Lifelong Learning, Remote Underwriting, Success, underwriting, tagged financial meltdown, Predictions on October 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The time usually spent on reading and writing this past month was completely devoured by reading and staying current on the global financial meltdown. It is at precisely times like this when we try to figure out what’s happening and what it means to each of us. After absorbing a riduculous amount of information I [...]
