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Sundance Spas, Inc
This bubbly isn't confined to a champagne glass and it's not a term used to describe someone's demeanor. For Sundance Spas customers, their bubbly paves the road to rest and relaxation. As the world's largest manufacturer of acrylic spas, Sundance Spas manufactures and distributes spas (portable, in-ground), wood enclosures, and spa accessories. Spas also are used for hydrotherapy and aromatherapy. Founded in 1979, Sundance Spas' products are sold in about 750 retail locations in more than 60 countries. Its brand names include Maxxus, Optima, Cameo, Camden, Hamilton, Majesta, Altamar, and Solo. Jacuzzi Brands, which was sold to Apollo Management in 2007, bought Sundance Spas in 1998.
'The world's greatest veterinarian'
Dr. David Jackson was the greatest, according to the Veterinary Economics practice management editor Dr. Ross Clark. Jackson would never tell a client no, says Jay Kershenstein, hospital manager of VCA University Veterinary Clinic in Fairfax, VA. When Kershenstein started working with Jackson 26 years ago as a kennel attendant, he never dreamed he'd one day be the practice manager -- or giving the eulogy at Jackson's funeral. To the devastation of his families, both the one at home and the one in the clinic, Jackson suffered a stroke and died April 14. Here are eight ways to be a great veterinarian, inspired by Jackson: 1. Shower clients with cards, coffee, and kindness. 2. Leverage staff. 3. Keep the office door open. 4. Compliment and don't criticize. 5. Keep patients' memories alive. 6. Appreciate everyone and even the drug reps. 7. Know your limits to make less mistakes. 8. Offer only the best.
Obama opens summit with Persian Gulf officials
\"We are continuing to build that relationship during a very challenging time,\" [Obama] said before meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef and Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. \"It's important to remember that Iran already engages in these activities without a nuclear arsenal,\" Obama said. \"We can only imagine how Iran might become even more provocative if it were armed with a nuclear weapon.\" In an email to party backers, the Republican National Committee said Obama -- \"desperate for a deal on Iran's nukes\" -- faces \"an embarrassing snub and a blow to his foreign policy\" at the summit.
Obama to call for end of sequestration
[Obama], who will outline his plans in a meeting Thursday with House Democrats, wants to \"reverse harmful sequestration cuts,\" and focus instead on \"middle-class economics\" that includes new programs for child care, paid leave and community college, the White House said in a statement. \"Republicans believe there are smarter ways to cut spending than the sequester and have passed legislation to replace it multiple times, only to see the president continue to demand tax hikes,\" said Cory Fritz, a spokesman for House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio. \"Until he gets serious about solving our long-term spending problem it's hard to take him seriously.\" The proposed budget to be issued Monday will include calls for \"new advanced manufacturing institutes,\" road and bridge construction programs, and \"a new age of precision medicine\" that emphasizes the fights against diabetes and cancer,\" the White House said.
Obama seeks to put part of Alaska refuge off-limits to drilling
\"It's clear this administration does not care about us, and sees us as nothing but a territory,\" said Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska. \"The promises made to us at statehood, and since then, mean absolutely nothing to them.\" Newly elected Sen. Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, said the administration's plan puts \"energy security in serious jeopardy.\" He said \"we will defeat their lawless attempt to designate ANWR as a wilderness, as well as their ultimate goal of making Alaska one big national park.\" In the White House video, [Obama] said the Interior Department is developing a \"comprehensive plan\" to protect the \"very fragile\" Arctic refuge.
Obama meets with under-fire Mexican president
Peoa Nieto thanked [Obama] for U.S. help with the \"clear challenge Mexico has in fighting organized crime.\" Peoa Nieto praised Obama for the action, while Obama asked his Mexican counterpart to help push Cuba toward a more democratic government. Obama said he will participate in a Summit of the Americans meeting this spring in Panama, and insist that human rights in Cuba be on the agenda. If a deal can be reached, the agreement would \"connect not only the United States and Mexico, but 40% of the world's GDP,\" [Biden] said. \"This is a game changer.\"
U.S. sends five Gitmo prisoners to Kazakhstan
The United States transferred five prisoners from its Guantanamo Bay prison to Kazakhstan overnight Tuesday, the Pentagon announced, amid renewed Obama administration efforts to close the controversial facility. Congressional Republicans have objected to Obama's plans, saying many of the detainees transferred out of Gitmo return to the battlefield to fight the U.S. and its allies.
Obama says U.S. 'will respond' to Sony hack
\"America's resurgence is real,\" [Obama] said, citing the near economic collapse of 2008. \"We are better off.\" Obama also responded to ongoing racial tensions following recent deaths of black men at the hands of police. The president said that, like the rest of the country, black America is better off now than it was when he took office, though more work remains. Those challenges, he said, include relations between police and communities of color, and he hopes a special task force will recommend ways to rebuild trust. Amid protests over grand jury refusals to indict police officers, Obama said he believes the nation has had \"a healthy conversation\" about race relations, and that people are \"basically good, and have good intentions.\" Obama said the nation has \"gone through difficult times\" in recent years, but he argued that things are getting better. \"America knows how to solve problems,\" Obama said.