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Company Name: Eagles on Top

My title responsibility in the company is:: Founder, Agent

I offer the following products/services:: The marketing tools you need - the income you deserve.

Best Phone Number:: 5025174788

Website:: http://www.eaglesontop.ws

Target market(s):: Any business or individual needing a website and hosting. Also, any individuals looking to build additional income.

City of Residence: Lawrenceburg

State of Residence: Kentucky

My business is located in the following COUNTY (i.e. Marion County): USA

Categories that best describe my business are:: Services – Personal & Professional

Business address to be used for a CBNA Google Map:: 1033 Melody Lane, Lawrenceburg, KY 40342

Have you invited Jesus Christ into your heart and life as your Lord and Savior?: Yes

I believe that Jesus is the Christ the one and only Son of the living God: Yes

I strive to honor the Lord Jesus in my business practices.: Yes

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Developing an Attitude of Gratitude

Posted on February 19, 2010 at 9:18am 0 Comments 0 Likes

I heard a preacher tell of a visit he made to a hospital. A young girl, who was a member of his congregation, was there going through a series of tests to determine whether or not she had cancer. The doctors suspected that she did have cancer. As it finally turned out, she did not, but at the time the minister called on her, the doctors had not received any of the reports from any of the tests, but the preliminary indications were that she did have a malignant tumor. He remembered something…

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You're the Daddy, Fix It!

Posted on February 12, 2010 at 9:01pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

When my middle son, Ryan, was a little boy (he will be 27 this month - gee, I'm getting old!), he had a little toy pony that somehow got one of its legs broken off. He brought the broken leg and the pony to me. As I held the two pieces in my hands, I asked him what he wanted me to do. He said, "Fix it.” I looked at the two pieces again, and…

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At 9:38am on March 12, 2010, Dave Wellman said…: Dan - It is good to meet you as well. Have a great day in the Lord!

At 6:19pm on March 4, 2010, Bradley Thompson said…: Great to join this group. I get my strength from the one who never fails.
listen to Amy Grant at www.Christsteam.org
This song was written by my cousin John Thompson

At 11:41am on March 3, 2010, Lou Anne Willis said…: Thanks so much for the invitation. I am looking forward to learning more about social networking. It is vital in my business, and it is great to see so many people ahead of the game. Have a great day.

At 8:09pm on February 22, 2010, Jim Harris said…: Hi Dan,

Thanks for the friends invite. What prompted the invite, to a Hoosier?

At 11:12am on February 22, 2010, Janet French said…: Hi Dan,
Thanks for your prayers. I look forward to learning more about your business.
Jan

At 9:58am on October 17, 2008, CBNA Leadership said…: To prune the network for growth, I have deleted and rebuilt the State of Kentucky Group. Please join that group as soon as possible and read more about this topic on the group page.

At 6:26pm on October 3, 2008, Dr. Roc A Byrd said…: Dan,
Sorry for the delay in responding. I am not accustomed to frequently using this networking technology . . . yet.

We currently outsource our billing and are finding that we may take it back. Too much is dependent upon office notes, correct DX codes and CPT codes and we must spend a lot of time communicating back and forth. The idea was to save money and time in labor and speed up pay. That has not necessarily been the case and I here similar stories from colleagues.

Quite honestly, having just dealt with some billing companies that are out of state as a patient of a local facility which erred on our bills, the disconnect between the two made a bad problem worse. So, I am quite hesitant about doing something with an out of state outfit even if I did continue to outsource.

We also have a collections company that does well. It is owned/operated by a friend from church.

Thanks!
-- Roc