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Visalis Science meeting at Cherry Valley Lodge, Newark, Ohio

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Fortune: 100 Best Companies to Work For

Fortune: 100 Best Companies to Work For.

FORTUNE’s annual ranking of companies that rate high with employee

Full list

Rank	Company	Job growth%	Company size	U.S. employees
1	Genentech	20	Midsized	8,121
2	Wegmans Food Markets	7	Large	31,890
3	Valero Energy	5	Large	16,582
4	Griffin Hospital	2	Small	1,049
5	W.L. Gore & Associates	6	Midsized	4,537
6	Container Store	16	Midsized	2,857
7	Vision Service Plan	-2	Small	1,915
8	J.M. Smucker	-13	Midsized	2,930
9	Recreational Equipment (REI)	9	Midsized	7,443
10	S.C. Johnson	0	Midsized	3,404
11	Boston Consulting Group	17	Small	1,261
12	Plante & Moran	9	Small	1,356
13	Quicken Loans	60	Midsized	2,951
14	HomeBanc Mortgage	9	Small	1,342
15	Whole Foods Market	18	Large	33,248
16	Edward Jones	3	Large	29,197
17	Republic Bancorp	-9	Small	1,190
18	Baptist Health Care	0	Midsized	4,003
19	Alston & Bird	3	Small	1,509
20	Kimley-Horn & Associates	24	Small	1,777
21	QuikTrip	6	Midsized	7,819
22	American Century Investments	0	Small	1,778
23	Qualcomm	23	Midsized	7,562
24	David Weekley Homes	18	Small	1,361
25	Cisco Systems	8	Large	26,644
26	Goldman Sachs	3	Large	11,836
27	Network Appliance	26	Midsized	2,712
28	Four Seasons	-12	Large	10,625
29	Starbucks	26	Large	91,056
30	SAS Institute	1	Midsized	5,118
31	Robert W. Baird	-1	Small	2,125
32	Alcon Laboratories	1	Midsized	6,227
33	Nugget Markets	10	Small	1,091
34	CDW	7	Midsized	3,948
35	American Fidelity Assurance	1	Small	1,385
36	TDIndustries	-9	Small	1,297
37	American Express	-3	Large	42,453
38	Milliken	-3	Midsized	9,300
39	Amgen	6	Large	11,374
40	JM Family Enterprises	9	Midsized	4,114
41	Timberland	-2	Small	1,978
42	Microsoft	1	Large	37,746
43	Intuit	6	Midsized	6,516
44	Pella	7	Midsized	8,758
45	SRA International	23	Midsized	3,986
46	Nordstrom	3	Large	45,112
47	AFLAC	5	Midsized	4,034
48	Perkins Coie	-4	Small	1,553
49	Nixon Peabody	4	Small	1,563
50	Northwest Community Hospital	1	Midsized	3,089
51	Genzyme	9	Midsized	5,399
52	Eli Lilly	-7	Large	21,898
53	Hot Topic	22	Midsized	8,314
54	Arnold & Porter	-4	Small	1,383
55	Station Casinos	6	Large	10,967
56	Publix Super Markets	3	Large	129,412
57	Synovus	0	Large	11,860
58	Stew Leonard’s	-2	Small	1,819
59	Baptist Health South Florida	3	Large	10,706
60	Vanguard Group	8	Large	11,070
61	Sherwin-Williams	14	Large	27,938
62	Memorial Health	2	Midsized	4,301
63	Russell Investment Group	22	Small	1,092
64	FedEx	7	Large	212,241
65	PCL Construction	26	Midsized	2,543
66	MITRE	4	Midsized	5,575
67	Ernst & Young	5	Large	23,657
68	Bronson Healthcare Group	6	Midsized	3,396
69	Valassis	0	Small	1,803
70	A.G. Edwards	0	Large	15,708
71	PricewaterhouseCoopers	11	Large	26,392
72	Booz Allen Hamilton	9	Large	15,582
73	Yahoo	29	Midsized	5,444
74	Standard Pacific	22	Small	2,317
75	Quad/Graphics	1	Large	10,399
76	Children’s Heathcare of Atlanta	4	Midsized	4,910
77	National Instruments	4	Small	2,148
78	Methodist Hospital System	6	Midsized	8,714
79	East Penn Manufacturing	2	Midsized	4,082
80	CH2M Hill	48	Large	17,770
81	Autodesk	5	Small	2,098
82	Bingham McCutchen	0	Small	1,542
83	Texas Instruments	-6	Large	16,102
84	Worthington Industries	-4	Midsized	6,233
85	First Horizon National	11	Large	13,228
86	Principal Financial Group	2	Large	12,723
87	Washington Mutual	-7	Large	54,396
88	Morrison & Foerster	3	Small	2,145
89	Mayo Clinic	4	Large	38,085
90	John Wiley & Sons	1	Small	2,090
91	Granite Construction	6	Midsized	4,300
92	Men’s Wearhouse	9	Large	10,757
93	CarMax	12	Large	11,400
94	Bright Horizons	8	Large	13,551
95	Wm. Wrigley Jr.	-2	Midsized	3,372
96	IKEA (U.S.)	18	Midsized	9,499
97	Intel	1	Large	48,655
98	General Mills	-5	Large	17,993
99	Marriott International	3	Large	126,704
100	Nike	5	Large	12,502

Notes:

N.A.: Not available. U.S. employees includes part-timers as of time of survey. Job growth, new jobs, and voluntary turnover are full-time only. Average annual pay: yearly pay rate plus additional cash compensation for the largest classification of salaried and hourly employees. Revenues are for 2004 or latest fiscal year. All data based on U.S. employees.

You can’t without a “Break”

No matter what you do to succeed, there will always be people who will find things in your life and tell you that is why you did, and it is a break they don’t have, so that is why they can’t.

I am blessed that I had a few people in my life want to help me, and have, but if they didn’t, I tell you, I STILL would dig out of my financial crisis.

I have only ONE SAVIOR, and it is HIM who lead me to people, or them to me, that wanted to help me when I was down and out. I am grateful they were there. It made it easier, but help from friends and family is not the only way to get out of financial crisis. The principles of investing and believing anything is possible applies and works with ANY situation.

I want to encourage those who know this and have people around you that try to tear down your belief by telling you, “IF this or that wouldn’t have happened, you couldn’t do this”. Do not listen to them. They can’t fathom always finding a way after road blocks are placed in front of them. This is the opposite of the entrepreneur spirit they can’t understand.

I want to encourage those who think they need the same kind of breaks another got to succeed. There are so many ways to succeed. It is so narrow minded to believe success only comes one way. You have to make your way. If you get help (an investor, a mentor, an opportunity), Great! Thank God for that. But if you don’t, don’t use it as an excuse. You can STILL succeed. The way is there! Don’t stop thinking!

I get asked all the time, “well what if this wouldn’t have happened, what would you have done?” I say, why slap God in the face for the breaks he gives you? If he wouldn’t have done one thing, he would have done another. If I hadn’t of had one break, I would have gotten another. There is a saying, “The harder I work, the luckier I get.”

I made $25,000 off an opportunity on the internet last year. When I was looking for opportunities and putting myself out there, networking, socializing, looking for my “Break”, people told me I was wasting my time.
Then, when I found an opportunity and made $25,000 off of it, they said, “Well, if you wouldn’t have met that guy who helped you by presenting the opportunity…”. See? Totally dismissing MY part in searching and believing there is an opportunity out there to begin with.

I made over $10,000 several years ago simply buying Windows XP off the internet for, and reselling it to a company who did not know where to get it so cheap. They priced it from where they knew to get it, and had to upgrade over 25 PC’s. The price they found it at was twice as much, so they were happy to get it for half price, and I made money off it. Everyone is happy. As I tried to explain to someone there are always ways to make money, you know what they said? “You wouldn’t have made that money if you wouldn’t have found a company that needed to upgrade all those PC’s.” See how no matter what you do, some people will always take away from you by telling you you couldn’t have done it if it weren’t for some “Break”, and they can’t because they don’t get “Breaks”.

If people want to help me, maybe it is because of who I am. A person who is searching and working for opportunities. All the credit does not go to the one who “gave” me a break. The break wouldn’t have come if it weren’t for me doing something that would make someone want to give it to me.

I will never forget those who gave me a “Break”, but I will also not allow them to take away from my part in “lucking” into that break. I did not NEED them. I am a positive, can do ANYTHING PERSON. THAT, tends to create “breaks”, and attract people who want to help me succeed. That is also a talent.

No one can do it alone. NO ONE! God created us social creatures for a reason. He wants us to work together, to need each other, and to help each other.

I will someday be in position to help someone financially one day, and I will help someone who is deserving of a “Break”, and it won’t be by luck that I chose them to give the “Break” to. Until then, I hope I can give them a “Break” by encouraging them that they can do ANYTHING they set their hearts and minds too.

There is my rant for the day.

-Denver aka: Denversings

Numis Network is coming to Columbus, Ohio

Numis Network is coming to Columbus, Ohio. Learn why you now hear everywhere, you should be collecting silver and gold, and how even “Regular Joe’s” can do it with this home based business (If I can, anyone can). Fortune building is not just for the rich.

You will learn how to get PAID to collect, tangible assets. Assets that everyone wants, no one can have too much of, historically appreciates and will never be worthless.

This is a FREE event. Come early and have dinner at China Garden’s buffet as a thank you for allowing this event at their place.

Please RSVP here: www.GetSilverNGold.com

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

7:00pm – 8:00pm

China Garden Buffet

75 w. Shrock Rd.

Westerville, Ohio 43081

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