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...Canaan, N.H., is close to inking a deal to swap her two-story log home for a place in Hawaii in which she could care for people who otherwise must be in a nursing home. "So far, this [site] has seemed like an easy way to get a win-win situation," she says...
...which sometimes I do, I want him to be my loving husband and a fierce and honest critic, and I want him honestly and fiercely to tell me how great it is (Laughs). It just puts him in an awkward position. But for me it’s a win-win; and I’ll never get reviewed by him.5. FM: How do you both like working out of Harvard?JW: I think both of us feel all the intellectual benefits of academia and also the risks to the kinds of non-academic lives that we decided...
...help Europe with green power, absorb CO2 by "greening" deserts and mitigate rising sea levels, is a bonus not to be ignored. They also generate jobs both in the recipient countries and in the developed countries who will build most of the heavy and sophisticated equipment. Sounds like a win-win situation. John R Errey, GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN, GERMANY...
...course, the folks at PIU have not gone into this airily. The head office worked with team-building experts for a year to devise a handbook that is to be sent to all 175 PIU franchisees around the country. For franchise owners, it's a win-win. They can usually fill their facilities with hordes of birthday-cake-fueled kids on weekends and even after school. But business sags considerably during office hours. (See pictures of office cubicles around the world...
...pays on necessary diabetes drugs but only for patients who attend five key annual preventive-health checkups, including an eye exam and a foot exam. Within eight months of the program's launch in 2008, about half of Amica's diabetic employees were enrolled. It was a win-win situation: members had saved nearly $35,000 in out-of-pocket expenses, and Amica's health-care costs on compliant members dropped 50% within a year. Best of all, unlike the nonparticipants, not one of the compliant members had landed in the hospital...