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TripAdvisor tourism page for Reform.Manfred stumbled with his footing, then laughed as well. 

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*Only because I enjoy it so much,* he mused, stilling smiling. 

"But now you've got me even more interested to know about your *inventory*. Pray tell, it can be vague, generic - whatever suits you, really."Two Rooms, Two Nights comically exposes a man trapped by his own petard for playing both sides.
Film director Inseong and scriptwriter Yunju have been seeing each other secretly. Mina, Inseong’s ex-girlfriend, is now living in Japan, so when she decides to come to Korea to gather some news material, she makes contact with him and they arrange to go to Gangreung together. Yunju is kept in the dark about this. In the country cottage in Gangreung, Inseong tries to win Mina back, but she doesn’t want him and so she leaves. Now alone in the cottage, Inseong asks Yunju to come to Gangreung to join him. However, when he sees Mina and Yunju walking out of Gangreung Bus Terminal together, he makes up one excuse after another in an attempt to keep the two women and him apart.The specs page of Asus XT9 shows that this model is missing the repeater mode (I'm referring to the vanilla repeater mode, not the AIMesh node mode). This seems very strange to me, and I wanted to ask if anyone that has first-hand access to this model can confirm if repeater mode is removed or what.
Welcome to the forums @tackoo.
Why would you doubt the official specs? And do you have a link to that page?
I doubt the accuracy of this table because the official specs are not completely accurate for XT8, which I have and can compare to the published info. I guess these differences are due to 386 (for XT8) vs 388 (for XT9) firmware, but removing a central feature doesn't make sense to me. I am thinking maybe repeater mode wasn't available in the early versions of 388, but then re-implemented (or will be re-implemented)?
TX9 is updated XT8 and I'm sure whatever is available on XT8 is also available on XT9.
That screenshot is unreadable.
And with 151+ views and counting, I don't think anyone will respond to your request in a timely manner.
Buy the router and test it to see if it works as you need. Otherwise, the only thing I would 'believe' right now, is the official specs as posted by Asus.
Sorry about the unreadable screenshot. I'm new to the forum and didn't realize it turned out like that. It was basically just the copy of the link from Asus I shared. This link should have the higher resolution, though: XT8 vs XT9.
I think I'll hold a little longer. I don't need this urgently, and hopefully, there'll be a datapoint soon. Thanks for all the help!
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Choose your answer from: [I] No. [II] Yes.
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[II]It’s common for businesses to attain some measure of success and reach a point where they need to take strategic action in order to continue to grow.
“Basically, you’ve run the business to a certain point. What do you do next with a successful company? You could sell it, just keep the status quo — which I don’t think is a good idea — or you could grow it,” says Mario O. Vicari, director at Kreischer Miller.
Vicari says there are four options owners can consider to keep growing: Acquire a similar company; diversify by acquiring a company in a different industry; leverage what you have by figuring out how to cut costs or increase efficiency; or leverage your position by expanding into new markets.
Smart Business spoke with Vicari about the different growth strategies and how they are implemented to build companies.
How do you leverage assets or market position to grow?
You can figure out how to do things better or more efficiently; that’s leveraging intangible capital. Every business also has tangible assets such as machines and buildings, and you can look at whether you can use those assets in different ways. Those might be line extensions or new products that you make with your existing technologies and hard assets.
Instead of focusing on assets, you can look at market position and ways to take share from competitors, assuming, for example, that it’s a billion-dollar market and you have a 10 percent share of a pie that isn’t getting bigger. You could take market share by expanding the sales force or distribution channels. For instance, if you’re only distributing in the northeast, you could open a distribution site in Indianapolis.
Another way to leverage your position is to look at existing customers and see if there are products they buy that you’re not presently selling but are close enough to your product line that you could. For instance, if you distribute HVAC equipment, you might want to expand your line and start selling water heaters.
What are the different acquisition strategies?
When you grow by acquiring a similar firm, it’s because they have different characteristics, such as geography or products, which complement the position you have. Maybe they give you a footprint in another three states. Or maybe they do commercial HVAC rather than residential.
You can also diversify through acquisition — for example, an HVAC company gets involved in home alarm systems, which is an entirely different business. Some businesses like diversification as a risk management strategy because you’re not concentrated in one industry. But the reality is it’s often very risky because it takes you outside of your core competency and it’s not easy to operate a business without experience in the industry.
Is it ever OK to stop growing your business?
It’s OK to maintain your position as long as you maintain your margins. The problem is that a lot of companies fall into doing nothing, not because they intentionally decided to do so, but because they become complacent.
Ninety percent of the time, companies in the status quo category tend to be there because they’re comfortable and not putting pressure on themselves to grow. That’s a dangerous place to be because when you have no goals or plans to improve your business you could wind up diminishing its value.
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Simple question I have, will the state have to bail out SEPTA, and will ridership recover, and What does this mean for infrastructure renewal projects?
Only allow one person per row seating.
Seeing the state provides a huge operating subsidy to SEPTA, wouldn’t the operating subsidy need to be lower if less trains are running? SEPTA doesn’t have a huge amount of debt service.
Based on the approximately 20 cars at Exton yesterday when I drove by at 330pm, I wouldn’t be shocked if the service is reduced to the Sunday schedule soon.
Ridership will return somewhat, but I think many of us will be working from home more even after the dust settles.
rcthompson04 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 18, 2020 7:15 am Seeing the state provides a huge operating subsidy to SEPTA, wouldn’t the operating subsidy need to be lower if fewer [less] trains are running?
I can't speak directly to SEPTA's situation but when I've dealt with the economics of things like computer systems, marginal costs are rarely anywhere near linear. They'd save on electricity, but labor costs will go down only if they start furloughing people.
I think furloughs or reduced hours will happen eventually.
Most to all outlying stations will be closed after business hours today 3/19 until further notice.
Drove by Exton this morning at 710am (roughly 5 minutes after the Great Valley Flyer departs). I think there were maybe a dozen vehicles at the lot. Usually a minimum 150+ vehicles at that time.
I think they need to drop to the Sunday or Christmas schedules.
Regional Rail will operate on an ENHANCED SATURDAY SCHEDULE SERVICE LEVEL PLAN