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2011 Highlights: My 10 Favourite Moments Of The Year

Posted on 29 December 2011 by Adam Patel

It is an annual ritual for me, during the week between Christmas and New Year, to relive the year I’ve just lived through, take stock of the lessons that can be learned from my mistakes and celebrate my achievements and triumphs. And thanks to Facebook’s new Timeline profiles, we are living the most heavily documented lives that any human beings have ever lived in history.

January 24th – Did my first stock trade. Bought shares in Centamin Egypt and made a profit of around £50 in 3 hours without doing anything. It was to be the first of many.

March 28th – Learned to ski in Italy. Very, very enjoyable week.

May 19th to 22nd – Went to New York City for the first time. Enjoyed it.

June 11th – Got my first acting credit in the Superman fan film Superman: Requiem. First time on a film set too. Lot of fun.

June 18th – Went to Film School at the Hollywood Film Institute’s London boot camp.

August 7th – Asked my girlfriend out. She said yes.

August 18th – Went to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival for the first time. Was a barrel of laughs. Enjoyed very much.

September 2nd – Turned 26. Had a party. Was nice.

September 22nd – Got another acting credit and did my first fight scene in the short action film “The Extraction” with Tony Cook on location in Essex. More fun times.

October 10th  - Made £1000 profit in 24 hours on the stock market dealing Amazon.com shares.

…And Thank You

To conclude, I’d just like to thank everybody who has contributed to my 2011. It has been an excellent year and I hope 2012 can be even better. Thank you. And God bless.

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Alliance Healthcare Sucks

Posted on 02 June 2011 by Adam Patel

Alliance Healthcare is a pharmaceuticals wholesaler owned by or somehow corporately related to Boots. They hold monopoly over many of the most popular drugs prescribed in the UK and use and abuse the power this gives them.

I’m fairly certain no independent or small chain pharmacy would use Alliance Healthcare if they had a choice, but the fact is, they don’t. Nobody does. And the reason is because of this monopoly over certain products.

The monopoly alone wouldn’t be so bad. (It would be far from ideal, but we could live with it). But what I will not stand for is the borderline criminal practise of charging what they call a “low order surcharge” to any pharmacy that cannot meet their own minimum order criteria on products that we have no choice but to buy from them. It’s basically a fine for not being Boots. And it stinks. It is the very worst most insidious tactic employed by a ruthless and heartless company interested in nothing but its own profits. It is companies like this that give business a bad name.

What allows them to do this? The same type of political corruption that we would assume of African governments.

I want to know where it all ends?

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Keeping Up With The Patels

Posted on 14 April 2011 by Adam Patel

From India to Fiji to Leicester, this entrepreneurial clan is really going places… Continue reading “Keeping Up With The Patels” »

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