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2024.06.01 06:40 Tall_Set_9529 Doctor Yang found guilty of fraud and opens new clinic

Dr. Yang, once esteemed in the medical realm, now stands at a crossroads of redemption and skepticism as he inaugurates a new clinic following a damning verdict in a million-dollar fraud case.
The reverberations of Dr. Yang's legal entanglements have rippled through both the medical community and the lives of his former patients. Once a beacon of trust, his reputation now lies in tatters, shattered by accusations of deceit and financial malfeasance.
Nevertheless, Dr. Yang presses forward, undeterred by the shadows cast by his past transgressions. His decision to establish a new clinic is met with a maelstrom of reactions, ranging from cautious optimism to outright condemnation. For many, the wounds of betrayal are still raw, prompting lingering doubts about his integrity and commitment to ethical practice.
In a bid to salvage his reputation, Dr. Yang issues assurances of a renewed dedication to ethical conduct and patient welfare. He surrounds himself with a team of like-minded professionals, each pledging allegiance to the principles of transparency and accountability.
Yet, skepticism lingers in the air, casting a pall over the promising endeavor. Can Dr. Yang truly redeem himself in the eyes of a community wounded by his actions? Will his new clinic serve as a bastion of integrity or become yet another casualty of mistrust in the medical profession?
As Dr. Yang embarks on this precarious journey of redemption, the stakes are high, and the path ahead fraught with obstacles. Only time will reveal whether his efforts to reclaim his standing in the medical community will be met with forgiveness or further condemnation.
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2024.06.01 02:01 wanda999 Jezebel's Review of Season 11: "How Did ‘Vanderpump Rules’ Get This Season So Wrong?"

https://www.jezebel.com/how-did-vanderpump-rules-get-this-season-so-wrong
Excerpt from article:
"The hamfisted attempts to make us all feel bad for Tom was immediately clocked as inauthentic by fans who called bullshit on Lisa’s faux concerns for his mental health (especially given the fact that she felt none of the same compassion for Rachel, who was actively in a mental health facility at the time). His tearful “healing meditation” session with Scheana read as similarly contrived. Combine that with his disastrous New York Timesinterview from February, in which he compared himself to George Floyd, and by episode four, fans were saying they’d had enough of his attempted comeback.
It’s impossible to know when Bravo became aware of its miscalculation. If producer Alex Baskin is as “in the comments” as Scheana, I can only imagine it was immediate. From Reddit to TikTok to Twitter, fans were flooding the show’s hashtag with one message: Ariana Madix, they could never make us hate you.
But why? Why did what’s always worked for the show in the past fail so spectacularly this season? I have a few thoughts. For one, the audience Bravo was working with for season 11 was a significantly different audience than they’d been working with the previous ten seasons. The massive pop culture moment that was Scandoval led many—myself included—to binge the show for the first time, bringing a whole new group of people into the VPR fold. This new group had not spent the past ten years with the cast, and they’d specifically hopped on the VPR train to watch America’s sweetheart get revenge on her cheating ex. When Bravo chose instead to try to redeem a man this new audience had gone into the show reviling, they–much like Ariana—refused to get on board.
Then there’s the fact that Tom did not just deceive Ariana with his seven-month affair, he also deceived the original core audience–i.e. the people most likely to be on board with forgiving him. While VPR has often portrayed past cheating scandals as an inevitable conclusion of a relationship gone sour, Ariana and Tom’s relationship was always portrayed as rock solid. In fact, Tom and Raquel went so far as to manufacture a fake romance with Sandoval crony Tom Schwartz (at the expense of his ex-wife and newly minted fan-favorite Katie Maloney) to further cover up their affair. Tom and Raquel played in the audience’s faces, and upon discovery, the audience found they did not like the game.
Finally, and perhaps most importantly, the audience of 2024 is not the audience of 2013. Viewers today are much more aware of the misogyny that plagued past seasons, and the appetite for a show that portrays all its women as volatile, crazy narcissists, while the men get to be harmless, horny man-children has all but dried up. As many viewers noted, what the audience wanted to see from this season was girl power.
Audiences also wanted to see the women rally around Ariana; to defend her from her vile, smarmy ex like Charlotte jumping between Carrie and Big after he left her at the altar. Instead, we saw Ariana portrayed as a lazy, unreasonable, hate-filled woman who simply needs to move out and move on (despite the fact that the audience was well aware the season was filmed just three months after the affair was revealed). We saw Scheana conscripted (via some expert emotional manipulation by Lisa Vanderpump herself) to push the Sandoval redemption narrative, while Lala threw herself on the pyre of Ariana hate in a desperate attempt at becoming–as Jax Taylor would say–the number one girl in the group.
The result was a nearly unbearable season that–despite garnering good ratings–alienated audiences and squandered the good will the show had earned post-Scandoval. The relationships between the cast members are so bad post-reunion that the show is now taking a “pause” and will not resume filming this summer. Ariana has moved on to hosting Love Island: U.S.(whether she—or anyone—will return to VPR is unclear) and she and Katie have finally opened their sandwich shop. Meanwhile, Scheana and Lala are doing damage control, if not in hopes of saving the show then in hopes of scoring a spot on VPR spinoff The Valley, despite fans of both shows lobbying hard for that not to happen.
As for the men, Schwartz is busy dating a 20-year-old influencer, while Sandoval recently went public with Leonardo DiCaprio’s ex, Victoria Lee Robinson. In other words, they’re doing fine, while the women who did their bidding scramble to save their reputations and their futures.
Just like the show always wanted."
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2024.06.01 01:52 wanda999 Jezebel Review of Season 11

"How Did ‘Vanderpump Rules’ Get This Season So Wrong?"
Excerpt from article:
"The hamfisted attempts to make us all feel bad for Tom was immediately clocked as inauthentic by fans who called bullshit on Lisa’s faux concerns for his mental health (especially given the fact that she felt none of the same compassion for Rachel, who was actively in a mental health facility at the time). His tearful “healing meditation” session with Scheana read as similarly contrived. Combine that with his disastrous New York Timesinterview from February, in which he compared himself to George Floyd, and by episode four, fans were saying they’d had enough of his attempted comeback.
It’s impossible to know when Bravo became aware of its miscalculation. If producer Alex Baskin is as “in the comments” as Scheana, I can only imagine it was immediate. From Reddit to TikTok to Twitter, fans were flooding the show’s hashtag with one message: Ariana Madix, they could never make us hate you.
But why? Why did what’s always worked for the show in the past fail so spectacularly this season? I have a few thoughts. For one, the audience Bravo was working with for season 11 was a significantly different audience than they’d been working with the previous ten seasons. The massive pop culture moment that was Scandoval led many—myself included—to binge the show for the first time, bringing a whole new group of people into the VPR fold. This new group had not spent the past ten years with the cast, and they’d specifically hopped on the VPR train to watch America’s sweetheart get revenge on her cheating ex. When Bravo chose instead to try to redeem a man this new audience had gone into the show reviling, they–much like Ariana—refused to get on board.
Then there’s the fact that Tom did not just deceive Ariana with his seven-month affair, he also deceived the original core audience–i.e. the people most likely to be on board with forgiving him. While VPR has often portrayed past cheating scandals as an inevitable conclusion of a relationship gone sour, Ariana and Tom’s relationship was always portrayed as rock solid. In fact, Tom and Raquel went so far as to manufacture a fake romance with Sandoval crony Tom Schwartz (at the expense of his ex-wife and newly minted fan-favorite Katie Maloney) to further cover up their affair. Tom and Raquel played in the audience’s faces, and upon discovery, the audience found they did not like the game.
Finally, and perhaps most importantly, the audience of 2024 is not the audience of 2013. Viewers today are much more aware of the misogyny that plagued past seasons, and the appetite for a show that portrays all its women as volatile, crazy narcissists, while the men get to be harmless, horny man-children has all but dried up. As many viewers noted, what the audience wanted to see from this season was girl power.
Audiences also wanted to see the women rally around Ariana; to defend her from her vile, smarmy ex like Charlotte jumping between Carrie and Big after he left her at the altar. Instead, we saw Ariana portrayed as a lazy, unreasonable, hate-filled woman who simply needs to move out and move on (despite the fact that the audience was well aware the season was filmed just three months after the affair was revealed). We saw Scheana conscripted (via some expert emotional manipulation by Lisa Vanderpump herself) to push the Sandoval redemption narrative, while Lala threw herself on the pyre of Ariana hate in a desperate attempt at becoming–as Jax Taylor would say–the number one girl in the group.
The result was a nearly unbearable season that–despite garnering good ratings–alienated audiences and squandered the good will the show had earned post-Scandoval. The relationships between the cast members are so bad post-reunion that the show is now taking a “pause” and will not resume filming this summer. Ariana has moved on to hosting Love Island: U.S.(whether she—or anyone—will return to VPR is unclear) and she and Katie have finally opened their sandwich shop. Meanwhile, Scheana and Lala are doing damage control, if not in hopes of saving the show then in hopes of scoring a spot on VPR spinoff The Valley, despite fans of both shows lobbying hard for that not to happen.
As for the men, Schwartz is busy dating a 20-year-old influencer, while Sandoval recently went public with Leonardo DiCaprio’s ex, Victoria Lee Robinson. In other words, they’re doing fine, while the women who did their bidding scramble to save their reputations and their futures.
Just like the show always wanted."
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Also just as a notice- I’m NOT looking for clients on this in this post. I’m only licensed in my state, please do not pm me about this service. I don't think I really need to put this but I just wanted to be clear.
In a nutshell-
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Here is what we ended up doing-
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oops, last thing- one client has started to run this as a facebook ad, spending less then $10 a day on people that fit her ideal client profile, but I don't have enough results to speak on how that is going...but I wanted to mention it in case someone here does stuff with facebook.
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2024.05.31 21:19 ThinkPadCat can you help me think of industries this could be a good fit for?

Hi, I have a "service" that works well in the restaurant industry and I’m wondering if it would work for other businesses as well. I’m an “I.T. guy” that ended up doing this for a business, but I think it could work elsewhere just as well.
Also just as a notice- I’m NOT looking for clients on this in this post. I’m only licensed in my state, please do not pm me about this service. I don't think I really need to put this but I just wanted to be clear.
In a nutshell-
My client ran ads in that envelope (as well as those “deal sites” online) we all get in the mail with a bunch of ads (usually 2 or 3 competing businesses in the same industry) and asked if I could do better.

Here is what we ended up doing-
1) To set ourselves apart from the others in the “envelope/mailer” we made the offer a bit more aggressive then the other 2 restaurants that were in the mailer.
2) We took the ad “digital”. In simple terms, I created a QR code that let them take the coupon with them on their phone. The coupon was for a limited time and expired in 15 days. The coupon had reminders to let the customer know that they had downloaded to coupon and it would expire in “X” days ( I only sent 4 reminders, as I didn’t want to pester the customer. ) Also I only used email reminders as I didn't want to mess with SMS rules and that also felt like it could be too invasive.
3) As the coupon was a one time use kinda thing, once it was redeemed it could no longer be used.
4) Because of all this, I was able to track redemptions, show ROI etc for the client and we could tweak the offer to really get it where they wanted it.
5) Finally, after redeeming the coupon we sent a message 5 days later asking how the food was and getting feedback.
6) They were then added to an internal customer list and sent new (less aggressive) offers.
The fee is $129 set up and $497 monthly.
Would this work in the pest control business? Please feel free to tee off on me and let me know why this would not work or what it would need to be successful.
oops, last thing- one client has started to run this as a facebook ad, spending less then $10 a day on people that fit her ideal client profile, but I don't have enough results to speak on how that is going...but I wanted to mention it in case someone here does stuff with facebook.
Thanks
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2024.05.31 20:57 ThinkPadCat Wondering if this would work

Hi, I have a "service" that works well in the restaurant industry and I’m wondering if it would work for other businesses as well. I’m an “I.T. guy” that ended up doing this for a business, but I think it could work elsewhere just as well.
Also as a notice- I’m NOT looking for clients on this in this post. I’m not se tup for this industry, I’m only licensed in my state, please do not pm me about this service.
I would really love some feedback on perhaps how to make it work for your industry, what you might change etc..
In a nutshell-
My client ran ads in that envelope (as well as those “deal sites” on line) we all get in the mail with a bunch of ads (usually 2 or 3 competing businesses in the same industry) and asked if I could do better.
The fee is $129 set up and $497 monthly
Here is what we ended up doing-
1) To set ourselves apart from the others in the “envelope/mailer” we made the offer a bit more aggressive hen the other 2 restaurants that were in the mailer.
2) We took the ad “digital”. In simple terms, I created a QR code that let them take the coupon with them on their phone. The coupon was for a limited time and expired in 15 days. The coupon had reminders to let the customer know that they had downloaded to coupon and it would expire in “X” days ( I only sent 4 reminders, as I didn’t want to pester the customer. )
3) As the coupon was a one time use kinda thing, once it was redeemed it could no longer be used.
4) Because of all this, I was able to track redemptions, show ROI etc for the client and we could tweak the offer to really get it where they wanted it.
5) Finally, after redeeming the coupon we sent a message 5 days later asking how the food was and getting feedback.
6) They were then added to an internal customer list and sent new (less aggressive) offers.
Would this work in the pest control business? Please feel free to tee off on me and let me know why this would not work or what it would need to be successful.
Thanks

oops, last thing- one client has started to run this as a facebook ad, spending less then $10 a day on people that fit her ideal client profile, but I don't have enough results to speak on how that is going...but I wanted to mention it incase someone here does stuff with facebook.
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