9. August 2009 by SusanJ.

I decided that I would blog about my experiences with Mandura; a new company with a unique compensation plan and a nutritional juice drink.

I joined Mandura about a week and a half ago, with the usual excitment, but skepticism i usually exhibit with a new program. It sounds wonderful, but will it produce what it claims? I decided to give it a try. Officially, I joined on July 29th, so I waited patiently for my juice to arrive. During that time, I logged into my account every day to see how it was growing.  Before I finished signing  up, I had three people under me. This is significant because in this payplan, you get commissions from bonus pools calculated by EVERYONE under you in the matrix!! 3 hours later, I had 65 people. a few days later, I had 400, then 800, within a week, I had 2200 people under me in the matrix!! And I was getting paid on each and everyone!! Now 10 days later, I have over 3000 people in my downline. And how many have I recruited personally? 0.. not one.

So now, while I am getting excited by the explosive growth of the company, my juice finally arrives. It is made from 4 different fruits, each known world-wide for its healthful benefits. Mangosteen, Durian, Acai and Blueberries, all combine to make Mandura the juice it is. I am taking 2 tablespoons twice a day. and guess what? I have stopped being hungry all of the time. I had heard that Acai was great for weightloss, but to experience it myself has been a total surprise. I haven’t gotten on the scale yet, its only been three days, but I will keep you informed. Won’t you join me?

Mandura

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12. July 2009 by SusanJ.

Vic is an anime voice actor, well known for his characters Edward Elric in Full Metal Alchemist, Broly in Dragon Ballz, and a host of others. But did you know he could sing too? Check this out!!

Vic!!

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6. August 2008 by SusanJ.

Hey, this is not my normal type of post, but you need to check him out!!

If you are familiar with Anime, there is more to Vic Mignogna than Full Metal Alchemist.

www.risemboolrangers.com

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23. June 2008 by SusanJ.

One often hears about how Disney employees (team members) go above and beyond the call of duty with regard to the guests. I have first-hand proof, on two separate ocassions, that this is so.

After promising my girls a DW trip for years, we finally had an opportunity, when Lindsey, the oldest, turned 13. It was supposed to be a surprize, which fizzled when she woke up three hours early, the day I happened to be making reservations, but we started off on the 16 hour drive; just the three of us. To this day, Lindsey claims that she does Yoga well, because she had her leg wrapped around her neck in the backseat of my little Chevy Cavalier.  In any case, Linds was given the opportunity to choose in which park she wanted to spend her birthday. Since she loves learning about different cultures, she chose Epcot Center. We had a great time, and at one point, we were directed to Guest Services, in order for Lindsey to get her Birthday Badge, which announces to everyone in many languages, that it is her special day. She had her photo taken in “Africa” with a special birthday hat and received many wishes throughout the day. When we finally decided to call it quits, go back to the hotel for Ice Cream and Cake, Lindsey wanted to check out one last store for her gift. She is my artist in training and loves to sketch, draw and everything that goes along with it. In one of the art studios at MGM, Lindsey drew a picture of Pluto who later autographed it for her with the “Oh Garsh!” to go along with it. So while Lindsey was looking around the Art Gallery by the Main gate of Epcot, I was chatting with the cashier and mentioned that it was the birthday of my budding artist. She excused herself, went to the back and returned with a gentleman, who was the studio artist for the gallery. Sten, took Lindsey by the hand, took her to his drawing table and asked her to choose, then draw a picture. When she was done, She was asked to sign and date it, as a real artist would, the he signed off on it as though it was approved for sale. Then he took it to the back to wrap it for us to take home. When he returned, it was matted and wrap in plastic to protect it. Sten also said, that when he was in the back, he ran into Donald (whose picture Lindsey had drawn) and had autographed it for her with and a Happy Birthday wish!!  It brought tears to my eyes.

Lindsey has always wanted to be an artist when she grew up. She had wanted to work for Disney and had even begun a portfolio, based on information she received while we were there. Since her wonderful experience, she has researched, and chosen a college, based on the traditional hiring practices of Disney. I can’t thank Disney and Sten enough for this awesome experience.  They certainly have earned a frequent visitor!!

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