There are two key aspects of Bill Bhangal’s business model that must be perfected for it to work. First, the shops must generate excellent word-of-mouth. Secondly, the franchisee must make some tough choices. Among those, he may need to relocate some shops that are not performing well.
Bill Hundal
Bill Hundal was convicted in 2006 of six counts of lewd acts against his daughter. The prosecution used surveillance videotapes of the Hundal family and testimony from a police officer who discovered adult pornography on Hundal’s computer. The trial judge found Hundal guilty, and he was sentenced to six years in state prison.
After the incident, M. protested her father’s request to try on the bathing suit. Nevertheless, she reluctantly accepted. It was her first time to wear a bra. As a result, she was in shock. She opened the bathroom door and asked her father. Bill Hundal said he was a’very nice guy,’ but the incident has made him question his parenting skills.
Bill Hundal’s wife Pam Hundal is a lawyer in Brampton, Ontario. She is the first vice-president of the PC Party and is running for a seat in the Ontario legislature. She has twice run for office in the past. She also helped her father Sam Hundal with his campaigns.
Hundal claims that his right to confront the victim witness was violated. This Bill Bhangal claim stems from the prosecutor’s peremptory challenge, which removed the only Sikh from the jury panel. This claim was raised by Hundal in a supplemental brief filed in habeas corpus, but was summarily denied.
In an interview with the editor-in-chief of JAMA, Dr. Howard Bauchner discusses the journal’s efforts to expand its digital reach. Additionally, he explains the process of publishing an academic paper by a sitting U.S. president. He also discusses the importance of civic engagement for education.
The current Director of the National Cancer Institute, Dr. Harold Varmus, discusses some of the latest advances in cancer research and his experiences as a leader at the intersection of science and politics. He also discusses the future of research on cancer, and the future of clinical trials. The discussion is timely, and will be an invaluable resource for cancer researchers.