Comments on: how do you start-up a mall kiosk with something like helio or prepaid wireless services?

By: bro_cha

bro_cha — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 12:07:00 +0000

madali lang naman gumaya ng franchise …… the problem is can you sustain this …. do you have the backbone to support the franchisee or your kiosk …….

another issue is supply ……. potato is a difficult vegetable to grow because of its seasonality ……… kung sino nauuna sa merkado usually gets the good suppliers … kaya ingat kayo when getting a franchise mura nga nila binibenta ang product pero can they sustain the concept …….. usually yung mga nangagaya di nagtatagal sa negosyo …. kaya try to validate

By: Jon Awbrey

Jon Awbrey — Sat, 09 Jul 2011 07:23:05 +0000

I'll continue to suggest that your current analysis is still to Flatlandish to show the forest or the trees.

In my view, this all goes back to rather ancient (“Pandemonium” type) models of collective intelligence that are doomed to fail, but these models are currently all the rage simply because they are easier to implement and don't take a lot of thought at start-up time.

I started a thread at The Wikipedia Review to examine this issue more carefully.

Fallacies Of Dyadicism, Connectionism, Behaviorism

It's the sort of thing that might take some time and real thought.

Jon Awbrey

By: First World

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By: HeWasProbablySmoking

HeWasProbablySmoking — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 21:40:49 +0000

im about to start up again.. whats your name? i would like to have one friend to play with hahah

By: Tara

Tara — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 07:34:53 +0000

Our almond is only a syrup that goes in the milk. I like soy because then I don't feel like gagging. I have this thing with the taste of milk. Where I don't like it. And soymilk has a better texture.

No, like, milk made out of almonds. I don't like almonds 'cause they taste like milk. Hence, viable alternative. Like, but not like, milk. As in, not tasting of indeterminate plant matter.

Soymilk has vile texture. Kinda thick, kinda slimy…

By: wikatt

wikatt — Sun, 26 Jun 2011 23:29:53 +0000

By: Swagg_wantsHEAT

Swagg_wantsHEAT — Fri, 24 Jun 2011 03:27:27 +0000

Start me up – The Rolling Stone #np

By: Brian

Brian — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 03:13:33 +0000

-Mullethawk

-it would be a surprise if you spent more money at the mall. Even moreso if you bought something from a mall kiosk. Who buys things from a mall kiosk? You should have your right to have and handle money revoked if you shop at mall kiosks, right?

- We don't know what kind of party it was and where, so I'll guess retro-post-modern art party, and you brought a urinal. But it was retrofitted to be used as a punch fountain.

- Hank Azaria? Willam H Macy? Ben Stiller? The suspense is killing me.

- I hope it was Betty White. Enough of this friggin' comeback already. Ooh I'm old but I say risque things. That was Sophia's thing. 25 years ago. Slut. (Good work, Kelly)

- You had sushi and/or something chili-spicy-like. This will be the least surprising entry in tomorrow's blog.

By: X-3

X-3 — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 05:04:58 +0000

0 0Behaving “naturally?” Hardly so! It is irrational to force one’s self on another human being and it is, therefore, UN-natural behavior. What a dolt! Typical of liberal thinking.

By: Bill Templeton

Bill Templeton — Sun, 19 Jun 2011 20:11:47 +0000

“You can try The PAYjr Prepaid MasterCard for the low price of $4.95 as a one-time fee and $.50 per load to the card. If you choose to continue using The PAYjr Prepaid MasterCard, there will be a small monthly fee of $2.95.”

First, prepaid cards and credit cards are totally different financial instruments so saying that giving them the former helps them be responsible with the latter, because they are both “plastic”, is nonsense. Second, prepaid cards have significantly more fees associated with them versus plain old cash, as the above indicates.

Although having a web-based tool for organizing and communicating household chores for children seems of minimal value and rather impersonal, it is harmless. What irks me about this service is that its real purpose is to sell prepaid cards, and prepaid cards are a rip-off.