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January 23, 2016

The snow began in the early morning. I was surprised how sturdy my house was against the wind and gusts. At my old apartment these snow storms would bring bangs, whistles and weazes through the windows. This was my first snow storm in my new apartment and it seemed a sturdy ship.

Throughout the morning it snowed in varying degrees of intensity. I thought to myself - it doesn't seem so bad. Yet by three o'clock the winds picked up and the snow increased. The subways and buses were to be shut down by four. Chris and I had to gear up to make a cross town journey before the city hunkered down to wait out the worst.

By evening the snow seemed to have lessened, and outside I could hear the joyful cries and shouts of people sledding down a small hill that bordered the Hudson River. Icicles hung from the lamp posts, and I wondered if they might break away on to the unsuspecting man who had been shoveling snow for the past three hours. We were warm and cozy that evening, but by the dawn the room had turned cold as the protective clouds were swept away and the new day greeted by a clear crisp blue sky. In the end, the storm was the third worst in New York City's history. We received close to 28 inches of snow that day.

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Friday, July 22, 2011

Ten Ways to Keep Sane While Writing

Today, Karen Walker from Following the Whispers is going to amuse you!

Her book, Following the Whispers, came out as an eBook recently and I downloaded my copy last week. I confess, I’ve never really read a memoir before, but so far hers is really powerful! This is her final tour stop, so please show Karen how much the Ninja Army rocks!

Karen would like to share with you 10 Ways to Keep Sane While Writing

Alex, thank you so much for hosting me on this, the 10th and last stop on my book blog tour. I appreciate all you do for other writers. Here are 10 ways to keep sane while writing:

1. Even if you feel like it, don’t pull your hair out during revisions. You will need it while waiting for responses to your query letters.
2. Keep a journal of your feelings as you write, re-write, query and wait. Your family and friends will be forever grateful that you have another outlet for your whining and crying.
3. Even if you think you are finished, remember either a critique partner or an agent or an editor will most likely find more revisions, so don’t throw away the valium just yet.
4. Did I say valium? I don’t drink or take drugs, so I stay sane by stuffing my face. Oops, no, I don’t do that anymore either. Sheesh, I’ve run out of addictions to keep me sane.
5. Do take mini breaks throughout the day. Not kidding here, folks. Mini-breaks really do preserve sanity and help creativity and energy flow.
6. Honor your distractions: TV, blogging, computer games, doing laundry, defrosting the refrigerator, whatever will keep you from pulling out your hair because you want to listen to #1 above.
7. No matter what anyone tells you, Spider Solitaire is not an addiction. It will keep you sane. I promise.
8. Listen to your inner voice, but make sure it’s the wise one, not the one that screams at you, “Who do you think you are that you believe you can write?”
9. The way you know which voice to pay attention to is your insides feel calm when one is speaking and they usually churn upside down when the other shouts.
10. All kidding aside, get yourself a good, solid support system--this online community is great for that. Sharing with others is the best way to keep sane.

Visit Karen at Following the Whispers

Any other suggestions for keeping sane? I vote Hot Tamales and lots of them!

welcome to my world of poetry said...

Thanks Alex for hosting Karen.

Good tips on keeping sane while writing, will bear that in mind in the future though it dosen't help taking a break for a while and commenting on the blogs only to find one gets insulted.

Have a lovely week-end Alex it's Harry Potter crazy over here at the moment.

Ellie Garratt said...

Awesome list of tips, I shall be putting them to good use soon! Thank you, Alex and Karen.

Ellie Garratt

Old Kitty said...

Hi Karen!! Thank you for these wonderful tips for keeping sane when revising one's wip!! I am all for addictions!! Mine are chocolate and coffee with a dash of vodka. Ahem.
Take care

Christine Rains said...

Great tips, Karen! I'm happy someone agrees that solitaire isn't an addiction. It's therapy.

Clarissa Draper said...

Funny! But oh so true. I do firmly believe we have a great support system here.

Alex J. Cavanaugh said...

Yvonne, who insulted you? That's just wrong.

Kitty, don't forget your Charlie addiction!

Clarissa, we do!

Beverly Diehl said...

Great tips - but there's one flaw here. You're supposing that anyone who chooses to write has any sanity left to keep. I think mine left the building a long time ago. :-)

Maybe a few more hands of solitaire will see it return... Writing in Flow

oceangirl said...

hi alex, and hello karen, i enjoyed the tips, hot milk calms me down:)

Samantha Vérant said...

Ahhh- I just go with my crazy!

iZombie said...

10 golden and great helpful prompts.... though i think i went crazy now it's pulling myself back from the brink oh and the voices in my head.

SharleneT said...

I have a strong belief in taking mini-vacations with gaming or whatever. Most ideas need a gestation period awaiting from internal brainstorming that will reduce it to just a thought. If I really like the idea, I'll start up one of those Hidden Object games, and let my subconscious work it out. Sometime, in the middle of the game -- Eureka! idea enlarged, plot thickens, and there's more work for my editor... Excellent points, all -- thank you. Now, if somebody could explain the blog tour thingy, to me, I could leave this world.

Teresa aka Journaling Woman said...

Great list of tips, Karen!

Suzie F. said...

Thank goodness there are 10! I need all the help staying sane I can get! Great list, Karen.

Rebecca Bany said...

Excellent post. I can't wait to read it now.

Liza said...

Sometimes I think writing is how I stay sane...

Susan Flett Swiderski said...

Way to go, Karen. It's good to see you letting your funny side show for a change. AND with truth, too! Reading and music keep me sane. (assuming I AM still sane, that is ...)

L. Diane Wolfe said...

What about computer Scrabble? Is that an addiction?
Great tour, Karen.

Nancy said...

Karen,I had to give up Spider Solitaire but I'm still dependent on support groups and laundry!

Congratulations on completion of a marvelous tour!

Jen Daiker said...

This was awesome! I loved the tips on revisions... I need a break a lot of times and it really helps to be reminded to take a break!

Alex J. Cavanaugh said...

Beverly, you have a point!

Sharlene, I'm all for gaming.

Susan, she's funny and just doesn't know it!

Jen - yes!!

L.G.Smith said...

Excellent advice, and so true!

Very funny.

Sarah Ahiers (Falen) said...

i partake of the occasional memoir, so i may have to check out her book

Aleta said...

I'm not a writer, but my cousin is in the process of finding a publisher for her book and writing another one. I'll have to share you 10 ways to keep sane, because I think she's on the brink! Thanks for sharing your wisdom! :)

Ciara said...

Thanks, Alex and Karen. Great tips!

Jeffrey Beesler said...

As a writer by default and definition I'm already insane. So I've just learned to embrace that crazy side of me, and instead focus on loving the process for what it is. The only part of the process I'm dreading right now is getting started with that day's project, as I tend to let so many other things get in my way.

Karen Walker said...

OMG, it's only 8 am here in New Mexico and there are already 25 comments here. Alex, you and your Ninja army really do rock! Sorry I'm late to the "party."

Yvonne, someone insulted you in a comment? Sheesh, Alex is right, that's just wrong.
Ellie,hope it helps.
Old Kitty, maybe I'm lucky I can't do caffeine and chocolate -I'd be buzzing around so fast.
Christine, spider solitaire as therapy - love it!!
Clarissa, this is one of the best support systems I've encountered.
Beverly, don't all writers think they're insane?
Oceangirl, hot milk? hmm, love hot chocolate
Samantha, more power to ya!
iZombie, yeah those voices can get you if you let them.
Sharlene, a blog tour is simply asking some other bloggers to allow you to guest blog on their blog to let other bloggers know about your book.
Theresa and Suzie, thanks
Rebecca, that's awesome. Thanks. But don't expect the memoir to be funny
Liza, it's definitely one way I keep sane.
Susan, yes, those things help me, too
Diane, there's computer scrabble - no, don't tell me how to find it - I'd never stop playing
Nancy, thanks so much
Jen, thanks a bunch
L.G. this is a first - I've never been called funny before!
Sarah, thank you in advance.
Aleta and Ciara, thank you both
Jeffrey, I so relate to this - I've tried writing before everything else, but then the everything else stays in my mind so I can't focus.

Simon Kewin said...

Most amusing - but great advice. #10 especially ...

Matthew MacNish said...

I keep my head shaved. It helps with the first one.

Laila Knight said...

Great interview with Karen Walker. Awesome! Jotting down important info. Keeping hair...would look horrible in pictures. Write down my feelings. That is great advice. I'd love to find an addiction that's good for me. Mini breaks are good...specially if they involve sleep. Does Netflix count as a distraction? I do love socializing with other writers. Thanks for posting. :)

Alex, I'd be happy to send you the pic of the baby eating the kitten's tail if you really liked it that much. :D

Karen Walker said...

Simon, without #10, I'd never make it thru #1-9.
Matthew, now there's an idea!
Laila, Netflix definitely counts as an addiction - ask Alex!!!

Charles Gramlich said...

Great advice. I try to do most of these things but I don't always succeed.

Paul Joseph said...

I keep a short buzz cut, so hair pulling is never an option. I wonder if this was subconsciously my reason for doing so....

Stuffing my face is ALWAYS an option. And I forgot how much I used to love playing Spider Solitaire. Thanks for the reminder, Karen!

Alex J. Cavanaugh said...

Sarah, so far it's really good!

Aleta, don't let her go over the edge.

Karen, I warned you they rock!

Matthew, only perfect heads can do that...

Laila, NetFlix is research, not a distraction! And no, one time seeing it was enough.

Paul, maybe!

Karen Walker said...

Charles, neither do I!!
Paul, you may get mad at me later for the reminder.
Alex, just confirming how right you are!

Jamie (Mithril Wisdom) said...

Thanks for the advice Karen :D I'll keep some hair aside especially for pulling out during queries :D

Nicki Elson said...

Humorous yet wise tips, Karen. Thanks. :) I especially like #9---that's exactly how it happened for me. Whenever Bad Voice told me to stop, my insides churned, just like you said!

And Alex, thanks for continuing to provide the most excellent distractions.

Empty Nest Insider said...

Thanks Alex and Karen for all the great tips! Chocolate gets me through the day!

Karen, I've read at least 3 of your posts on your blog tour and I love how you manage to keep them all fresh! Julie

Karen Walker said...

Jamie, that sounds good.
Nicki, glad I'm not the only one
Empty Nest Insider, thank you for that!

~Sia McKye~ said...

Lololol! You forgot chocolate, Karen. How could you forget that?

Spades, canasta, and Hoyle's Word Double cross aren't addictions either. Nope. Just something that occupies the screamer in your head so the wise can speak. That's my story and I'm sticking with it.

Sia McKye's Thoughts...OVER COFFEE

Elizabeth Spann Craig/Riley Adams said...

Great tips, Karen! And I think I may need to follow some of these. :)

Alex J. Cavanaugh said...

Nicki, as long as I'm amusing you!

Karen Walker said...

Sia, I left out chocolate because, sadly,I can't eat it anymore - it gives me heartburn. Breaks my heart. And I agree with the story you're sticking to..
Elizabeth, what are you doing here - you're supposed to be on vacation!!!!
Alex, you amuse all of us!
Karen said...

Karen, so sorry you can't have chocolate. This is a great list, though, and I've never heard of Spider Solitaire (though I'm sure it's not an addiction since there's no 12-step group for it).

Thanks, Alex.

Karen Walker said...

Robyn, every once in awhile I just have to have it anyway and suffer the consequences. But oh, it's divine. Isn't there a program for gambler's? It might qualify, cause it's all about playing till you win.

The Golden Eagle said...

LOL. Will remember that about the hair. :P

Thanks for the tips!

Lydia K said...

Hi Karen! I like your list, especially the part about the hair loss and valium. :)

Suze said...

That was really cute, Karen. :)

Karen Walker said...

You're welcome, Golden Eagle
Lydia, my hair is very thin now. Sigh!
Suze, thanks

M Pax said...

Fabulous list, Karen, thanks for the chuckles. :) All success on your book.

I spend my summers at the observatory to stay sane. Lately I'm on a gum kick. Shrug.

Karen Walker said...

M Pax, thanks and you're welcome.

Alex, just wanted to take a minute to thank you for giving me this opportunity to hang with you and your Ninja army. It's been a blast. I'll be going out for the evening pretty soon, so I wanted to make sure and let you know how much fun it was. And thanks everyone for the great discussion.

Monti said...

I have another comment for keeping sane. Just look at the cover for your book. It's very soothing!!!

Thank you for having Karen as your guest, Alex!

Alex J. Cavanaugh said...

Robyn, you have a point there - no group, no addiction!

Mary, my wife's chews gum when she's nervous.

Karen, it's my pleasure! Your post will be front & center all weekend.

Monti, it is soothing.

Susan Oloier said...

I love #7! I am going to tell myself that throughout the day :-)
Thanks for hosting Karen. I am a huge fan of memoirs, so I will have to check out her book.

Ann Best said...

Karen: What a perfect place to end your blog tour. And this is truly a humorous list of ways to stay sane!
Alex: I know you're not a memoir man, but I think you'll enjoy Karen's book. For one thing, it's written so well!!
Ann Best, Author of In the Memoir, A Memoir of Shattered Secrets

nutschell said...

Love this post!Great tips! Thanks for hosting Alex and thanks for the tips< karen! Hmm.. I don't know about not having addictions. For some reason, when I'm writing I need to drink a cup of tea or something every hour. It's a great excuse to get up and stretch, mind you-- as I also have to go to the restroom for breaks!

Jennie Bailey said...

Jell-O Temptations French Silk Pie! I love suggestion #2! I think my family is sick of the whining already!

Rusty Webb said...

Thanks for the list. I'm all over number 6 - I got that one down.

Michelle Fayard said...

What an amusing and wise post, Karen. I’m just sad it’s the last day of your blog tour, as I’ve looked forward to reading your uplifting advice each day. Maybe Alex’s army could persuade you to do a comeback tour? :)

Alex J. Cavanaugh said...

Susan, I think you'll really like it.

Ann, I am enjoying it so far. Yours is waiting in the wings!!

Nutschell, that's probably good. I tend to stare at the screen for hours...

Rusty, I think for most men that one's a no-brainer.

Michelle, the door is always open for Karen!

Jemi Fraser said...

Great advice! I find Chai Tea and chocolate help too :)

Nancy Thompson said...

The one thing that helps me most? Having close friends who are in the exact same boat I am.

Carol Kilgore said...

Great list. Except Spider Solitaire and any computer game IS an addiction for me. I'm happy it works for you :)

Happy Weekend!

Mary Aalgaard said...

Oh, yes, bring on the hot tomales, junior mints, and licorice. And, since it's screaming hot summer, an occassional rootbeer float. I find the best way to keep sane is talking to friends, especially over coffee. Your memoir must be fascinating, Karen.

Manzanita said...

Alex and Karen,
Thank you for the list Karen. A lot of us can't afford to lose any more hair. Great tip :)
You've given some good information on this tour. Thanks.

Alex J. Cavanaugh said...

Nancy, you said it.

Mary, it's really good.

sweetsue said...

These are wonderful tips. I copied them on put them near my keyboard. Thanks!

Karen Walker said...

Oh my goodness, just when I think things are winding down, I come home and find a bunch more comments here. Alex, we've said it before, but your army is the best ever!
Monti, thanks about the cover - the photo was taken by hubby and I at Lake Louise in Banff, Canada. It is very peaceful there.
Susan, I think I might have lied about #7 - it probably is an addiction, but who cares?
Ann, thanks, and so is yours! It's a mutual admiration society we have here.
Nutshell, that's a great idea to get up every hour. Thanks.
Jennie, #2 helps me keep my relationships happy.
Rusty, me, too
Michelle, I think Alex's army is quite happy to have Alex - it was very gracious and kind of him to have me here today. Love you, Alex
Jemi, I have a chai tea every afternoon - it's delicious and a real treat
Nancy, without close friends I wouldn't be on the planet!
Carol, it probably is an addiction, but it does keep me sane.
Mary, the memoir is pretty intense, but ends well.
Manzanita, thanks, hope it helped.
Sweet Sue, glad it helped.

Alex, glad you like the memoir so far. Thanks again for hosting. I'll check in periodically over the weekend.

Arlee Bird said...

This was a fun post with some underlying serious tip. Well done, Karen.

Tossing It Out

ali said...

Great tips here Karen. I especially loved the advice to listen to your inner voice--and how to identify the RIGHT voice. Congrats on your book!

Stephen Tremp said...

This has been a great post to read! I couldn;t agree more. I do honor my distractions. Fantasy Baseball and Football are mine. I don;t sweat the breaks from writing.

And I do trust my gut. Often, its smarter than me.

Elizabeth Mueller said...

Karen, those are gold for every writer! Thank you for sharing the wealth!

Alex, glad to see you're still the king! ;)

Happy Friday, guys!

Click here for my Darkspell giveaway--entries a no brainer. Hurry, ends July 31!

sue said...

Brilliant! Loved it all! I'd add learning to stand on your head, it keeps the blood circulating. Sue

Glynis said...

Great tips from a great lady! I love Karen's book, it is an amazing read.

Enjoy the weekend, Alex.

Karen Walker said...

Lee, thanks so much for these kind words.
Ali, out of all the writing tips, that's the most important one, in my humble opinion.
Stephen, good for you!
Elizabeth, thanks. And yes, Alex, is king.
Sue, now that's one I don't think I'll be able to incorporate at this point in my life.
Glynis, thanks for that endorsement.

Alex J. Cavanaugh said...

Ali, because if you listen to the wrong voice, things could get weird...

Stephen, I think us guys are better at taking the breaks. We know how to chill!

Thank you, Elizabeth.

Sue, I would probably hurt myself...

Thanks again, Karen. You've amused the Ninja Army - well done!

Madeleine said...

Excellent points. Thanks for making me laugh :O)

welcome to my world of poetry said...

I see I've lost a friend.

Thanks for your help have gone legal.

Take care

Melissa Bradley said...

These are some great tips, Karen. I'll have to remember them when I am in the midst of my writing fits.

Alex this was a great post, one I could really use.

Helen Ginger said...

I am so happy to read #7. Now I know it is not an addiction, although it has done nothing to keep me sane.

Alex J. Cavanaugh said...

Yvonne, I'm sorry! Glad you're taking legal action with your book. That was just wrong what they did.

Melissa, glad you enjoyed it!

Helen, addictions are good.

Karen Walker said...

Alex, thank you - it's been a blast!
Madeleine, I still can't believe I made anyone laugh.
Yvonne, so sorry. Good luck with that.
Melissa, glad it helped.
Helen, I think it's controversial whether it's an addiction or not - but I know it helps me when I'm stuck.

Lynda R Young said...

I had to laugh at #7. Are you sure? ;) I'm actually going to ask my hubby to remove the games on my laptop because Hearts and spider solitaire have become terrible distractions when I should be writing/revising.

Karen Walker said...

Lyndia, that's my story and I'm sticking to it - because when the writing isn't happening, Spider Solitaire saves the day!

Julie Musil said...

Yay for Karen! You totally cracked me up with this list. Glad to know my hair will still be needed in the future. And I like the idea of writing in my journal instead of boring my husband with every gory detail of my writing life.

Joanne Brothwell said...

Great list, Karen. So funny, and so true!

Ella said...

All great tips; thanks so much Karen for sharing! Alex sane for me is walks,popcorn and thought I'd say movies! Okay, movies, too~
They distract me and take me to another world~

Michael Di Gesu said...

You have a delicious sense of humor, Karen... Congrats again on your finished memoir. I LOVED your ten ways to stay sane while writing.

Alex, always a pleasure to stop by. Have a great weekend.

Elizabeth Mueller said...

Alex! Guess what? You won! Woooot! <3

L'Aussie said...

Thanks for visiting my blog while I was away Alex. And thanks for hosting Karen today. These are great tips.

Talli Roland said...

Fantastic tips, Karen. I can't wait to read your memoir after all the great blog posts I've read on your tour!

Alison Miller said...

Excellent words of wisdom! Thanks for sharing.

Alex J. Cavanaugh said...

Julie, be he will appreciate that.

Ella, they are great distractions for me.

Elizabeth, I won?

Denise, you're welcome!

Karen Walker said...

Julie, the journal has saved many an eye-roll on the part of my husband.
Joanne, thank you
Ella, thanks - and movies do it for me as well
Michael, L'Aussie, thanks
Talli, that means a lot to me
Allison, glad they helped
Alex, thanks for asking me to be funny!

Rhonda @Laugh Quotes said...

Thanks Alex and Karen. Fun post, although you clearly have not met my dad. Spider Solitaire can be an addiction.

KLo said...

This was so neat to read : )

Weird question, Alex ... is it hard to get a "guest blogger"? I never really thought about it until I saw Karen here, but it seems like a neat change in pace :-)

Donna Hole said...

I just cut all my hair off, so there is less to pull out :) I'm always stuffing my face during writing; I try to stick to carrot sticks and celery, but those Ruffles keep sneaking into the dip.

Susan Gourley/Kelley said...

I do find comfort in the online community when I feel overwhelmed and frustrated. I also prefer Free Cell to Spider Solitaire.
Good luck with your book.

li said...

Agree with others about the online community support - since my family roll their eyes and wonder when I'll grow out of this "writing phase". :)

Amy said...

Thank you for sharing Karen - those are really great! :)

Alex J. Cavanaugh said...

KLo, all you have to do is ask. A lot of my guests ask as well.

Donna, sneaky Ruffles.

Li, you just keep writing.

Hilary Melton-Butcher said...

Hi Alex and Karen .. only 100 comments so far - wonderful ..

1. - you need your hair to dye it red too!!

Agree with all your points and laugh and smile your way through the day .. and I'm so looking forward to your book arriving ..

Cheers to you both - enjoy the week .. Hilary

p.m.terrell said...

Love all the tips on staying sane - obviously keeping your sense of humor is right up there! Something else I force myself to do: get out of the house. It's too easy for writers to become solitary creatures. Having a social network that takes you out of your head works wonders.

Gabrielle Evelyn said...

Great idea and unique words.I think we're learnt a lot here.

Karen Millen dresses

Donea Lee said...

Thanks for hosting Karen, Alex. These top 10 tips are awesome! So fun!! I need to visit her now and tell her so ~ :)

Tina said...

Great advice, delivered in the cheeky manner that I love. Nice to meet you, Karen!
Tina @ Life is Good

Alex J. Cavanaugh said...

Thanks again Karen - you were a big hit!


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"Pond Cottage is a delightful converted barn near Stithians, set in 2.5 acres of garden with picturesque pond and stream, in the owners own home. The property sleeps two people and has one bedroom, a bathroom with bath and shower cubicle, and open plan living area with wood burning stove, contemporary kitchen and dining area. The large garden is beautiful with lawn and patio with garden furniture and barbecue, pond and stream, with off road parking for 2 cars. Withiná7 miles of Falmouth resort, Pond Cottage is a super venue for couples seeking a restful holiday."

"All ground floor. One bedroom: 1 x king-size double. Bathroom with bath, shower cubicle, basin and W.C. Open plan living area with kitchen. Dining area. "

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"Cornwall's visitors are constantly tempted back to the beautiful coastline, tiny fishing villages, hidden coves and the world-class surfing. Whatever the reason, Cornwall has long cemented its place as one of Britain's premier holiday destinations."

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Mill Creek Metals to run transfer station

BLACKFOOT — Mill Creek Metals now has a signed five-year contract with Bingham County for operating the county's transfer station. Bingham County commissioners and Mill Creek Metals representatives signed the contract Monday.
Mill Creek Metals has agreed to run the transfer station for five years at a cost of $6.25 per ton.
Part of the contract states Mill Creek Metals can take plastic, cardboard and metals out of the waste stream and recycle them.
"The recycling efforts have lowered the volume (and the cost to the county) of transporting and delivering solid waste to the landfill," said Bingham County Commission chair Cleone Jolley.
This is the first time the county decided to seek three contracts to handle solid waste. One contract was for the landfill; one for the transfer station and one for transportation. The company with the lowest bid was offered a five-year contract.
Bannock County Landfill was selected with a low tipping fee of $28 per ton. Mill Creek Metals was awarded the bid to run the transfer station.
The contract to transport solid waste from the transfer station to Bannock County Landfill has proven elusive.
Commissioners signed a "hold harmless clause" with Ashfork Sanitation and Eagle Rock Sanitation Monday. These companies had submitted bids to transport the solid waste.
Ashfork Sanitation had the lowest bid at $7.60 per ton but decided it would not be able to sustain a five-year contract at that price.
Eagle Rock Sanitation was the second lowest bidder for transportation with a bid of $8.89 per ton. This company also sought a "hold harmless clause" to let it out of its bid.
Superior Transportation, Inc., offered the next lowest bid of $9.50 per ton. Bingham County commissioners have offered Superior Transportation a five-year contract to move solid waste.
If needed, the last company to submit a bid for the transportation contract was Mill Creek Metals whose bid was $10 per ton.
"We've never done it this way before," said Richard Monson, Assistant Public Works Director for Bingham County. "Always before, the company that ran the transfer station also transported the solid waste to the landfill."
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POCATELLO — It was a good old fashioned slugfest on Saturday afternoon as the Snake River Panthers took on the undefeated Salmon Savages in the quarterfinal round of the 3A state football championships.
At the end of the day, the game came down to the kickers with Snake River's Cooper Peterson hitting his lone field goal attempt and Salmons kicker failing on a potential game winner with 0:06 remaining as the Panthers escaped Holt Arena with a thrilling 23-21 victory.
"Cooper really came up big for us," Snake River head coach Jeff Dalley said. "We haven't had him for a while but he came out here, stepped up in a big spot and poked it through when we needed it."
Peterson hit what proved to be the game winner from 24-yards out with 4:28 remaining in the fourth quarter. At the time, the kick made the score 23-14 Panthers as they were responding to a furious comeback attempt by the Savages.
With the win, Snake River advances to the semi-finals where they will lock horns with conference rival Marsh Valley next Friday at 8:15 in Holt Arena.

Snake River 14 6 0 3 - 23
Salmon 0 6 8 7 - 21
First quarter
SR – Andres Garza 6 pass from Wyatt Wray (Cooper Peterson kick), 2:32
SR – Bret Parkinson 52 pass from Wyatt Wray (Peterson kick), 0:44
Second quarter
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SAL – Cameron Withers 5 run (Beau Brekke kick wide right), 2:48
Third quarter
SAL – Hayden Aldous 13 pass from Jedd Tibbitts (Derek Blake run), 8:00
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SR – Peterson 23 field goal, 4:28
SAL – Tyler Hamilton 24 pass from Tibbitts (Brekke kick), 3:33
RUSHING – Snake River: Chad Van Orden 6-19, Emmett Smith 26-117, Nate
Martin 5-30, Brad Coombs 3-10, Andres Garza 2-12, Wyatt Wray 2-1,
Adrian Castaneda 1-(-1). Salmon: Derek Blake 12-75, Jacob Shively 2-8,
Patrick Withers 9-33, Jedd Tibbitts 7-2, Tyler Hamilton 3-7.
PASSING – Snake River: Wray 7-11-1 166. Salmon: Tibbitts 13-26-0 237.
RECEIVING – Snake River: Bret Parkinson 4-86, Chad Van Orden 1-62,
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A collection of seventeen dark tales & novellas, in which some of today’s finest weird story writers provide previously unpublished work inspired by traditional murder ballads. The results are sometimes enigmatic, sometimes witty, sometimes desperately grim; just like the songs they often appear to belong outside — either before or after — recorded time, in some malleable epoch of blood-drenched mythology. They channel not only these ballads, but also that certain brand of outmoded publication which once revelled so joyfully in all manner of luridness; publications such as The Newgate Calendar, The Illustrated Police News and of course the Victorian Penny Dreadful.

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Twa Sisters, Ane Swan by Avalon Brantley

The Ballad Box by Alison Littlewood

And Yet Speaketh by Timothy J. Jarvis

Heaven’s Nightblooming Garden by Helen Marshall

The Baby Farmer by Philip Fracassi

The Sweet Princess Prized by Brendan Connell

mb3Black Wedding: A Footnote by Louis Marvick

The Heart is a Mirror for Sinners by Angela Slatter

The Vampyre Trap by Reggie Oliver

The Kink of Human Mildness by Rhys Hughes

In Scarlet Town by Rosanne Rabinowitz

“We’ll Never Know” by Daniel Mills

Something Close to Grace by Lisa L. Hannett

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by Steve P. Schoettle,M.D.
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We just returned from a wonderful week on "your" island, Anguilla. My wife and I stayed at a wonderful villa called Bali Hai. It was reasonably priced, right on the water with wonderful views of St. Martin.

It is near the ferry in Blowing Point. Two bedrooms, great pool. Would recommend it highly for beauty, privacy, and comfort.

We also had one of the most wonderful massages my wife and I have ever had. My wife is a therapist as well, so we know our massages!

Jill Walker, the therapist, will come to your villa, set up by the ocean, and massage away any cares you might have left! She is a Canadian Registered Massage Therapist who specializes in deep tissue techniques. We recommend her highly for an Anguilla massage.

Our favorite restaurant was the Straw Hat. What a wonderful setting out over the water. The food was exquisite. As your web site promised, we did not have a bad meal.

Now we are trying to figure out where else we can get crayfish like back home! Not exactly the crawfish we have here in the Southern US !

Your website was VERY informative, and we used your information on the beaches, and the restaurants daily.

Thank you for your Web site, Nori!

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Nori's Reply: What a wonderful vacation! I've never had an Anguilla massage, come to think of it. Maybe before I go back to school in the Fall? To get rid of any pre-school stress, huh Dad? ;-)

The villa sounds beautiful, so close to St. Martin, with great views I'm sure. Straw Hat is one of my favorite Anguilla restaurants. They are at Frangipani Hotel now, and they are also serving breakfast and lunch! Nice spot and so tasty.

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Abdullah`s anti-national remark is not going to mislead Kashmiris: Nirmal Singh

Jammu (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], Apr. 6 (ANI): Condemning National Conference patriarch Farooq Abdullah for glorifying stone pelters, Jammu and Kashmir Deputy Chief Minister Nirmal Singh on Thursday said such anti-national remark is not going to mislead the Kashmiri youth.
Singh even said that the National Conference Party is always indulged in such kind of politics, adding that Abdullah made such remarks just for the sake of gaining votes.
“I am sure people of Kashmir aren't going to get misled by such statements which are anti-human and anti-national. This is encouraging the young people to promote violence,” Singh told ANI.
Earlier, Abdullah triggered a debate, claiming young stones pelting, are sacrificing their lives "for the nation".
The former Chief Minister's comments were a response to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent comment asking Kashmiri’s to choose between tourism and terrorism.
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A classic optimal control problem is to compute the brachistochrone curve of fastest descent. A point mass must slide without friction and with constant gravitational force to an fixed end point in the shortest time. The following animation (source: Wikipedia) shows different trial solutions (blue) and the optimal solution (red) for a particular starting and end point.

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The adjustable parameter u is the slope and can be adjusted over the minimized time horizon tf. The variable x is the horizontal position and y is the vertical position in the down direction while v is the velocity. The parameter g is the gravitational constant (assume 9.81 m/s2).

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$$\quad \frac{dv(t)}{dt} = g \; \cos(u)$$

$$\quad x(0)=0, \quad y(0)=0, \quad v(0)=0$$

$$\quad x(t_f)=2, \quad y(t_f)=2, \quad v(t_f)=Free$$

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Median household income$21,000$44,968$53,482
Median income owner occupied$62,727$55,397$68,142
Median income renter occupied$0$28,298$33,219
Median earnings male$27,083$31,026$36,116
Median earnings female$8,125$22,331$25,692
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Wholesale & retail services0.0%0.0%
Public administration0.0%0.0%
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Education, health & social services100.0%75.0%

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Ramah, NM186$21,00061%

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Isabella, OK186$30,56343%
Ashton, NE186$37,18830%
Pinion Pines, AZ186$69,33830%
Parrott, GA186$63,75019%
Arriba, CO186$36,66731%
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Fairgarden, TN384$55,4334%
Seymour, TN10,703$54,3862%
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New Market, TN1,214$44,86116%
Walland, TN195$42,84720%
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Highland Village, TX15,589$133,161149%
North Arlington, NJ15,587$71,75034%
Hillcrest Heights, MD15,604$56,4256%
Zachary, LA15,579$72,01235%
Vero Beach, FL15,577$37,93729%
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Home BancShares Inc. of Conway releases its 2012 proxy statement, showing its company chairman and CEO receiving raises of 10 percent and 8 percent, respectively.

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Garry Haferbier Joins Allen Engineering Corp (Movers & Shakers)

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Garry Haferbier has joined Allen Engineering Corp. of Paragould as the rental sales manager. The added responsibility for Haferbier is part of a joint marketing agreement between Allen Engineering and Equipment Synergy International, where he will continue to serve as vice president of sales.

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Springdale Church, Area of Little Rock Earn American Institute Of Architecture Awards

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Faculty and staff of the Fay Jones School of Architecture at the University of Arkansas designed a pair of buildings that have been recognized by the American Institute of Architects. Includes a video look at the architecture of St. Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Christian Church in Springdale, designed by Fayetteville-based Marlon Blackwell Architect.

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Hot Dog Mike Is Coming Back to Little Rock

Hot Dog Mike feeds the crowd at First Thursday in Hillcrest.

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A Word From Sinclair, and Giggles from John Oliver

by Kyle Massey 7/17/2017 12:00 am

KATV's Chris Kane appearance in a video clip shown on HBO's “Last Week Tonight With John Oliver” illustrated a line that apparently bears repeating.

CACA Will Present Awards to Lisenne Rockefeller, Garrett Lewis

by Arkansas Business Staff 7/5/2017 12:07 pm

Children's Advocacy Centers of Arkansas will honor Lisenne Rockefeller as its 2017 Arkansas Woman of Inspiration at the nonprofit's annual dinner on Sept. 6 at the Statehouse Convention Center in Little Rock.

Affiliations Shift Among Arkansas Stations Following Sinclair Deal

by Kyle Massey 5/22/2017 12:00 am

Sinclair Broadcast Group, which owns KATV in Little Rock, reached a deal a couple of weeks ago to acquire Tribune Media Co., owner of KFSM in Fort Smith, for close to $4 billion.

KNWA Adds Jennifer Penate to Morning Team

by Kyle Massey 4/3/2017 12:00 am

Jennifer Penate is a new morning anchor at KNWA and its sister station KFTA, broadcasting out of Fayetteville.

Krystle Sherrell Joins KFSM Channel 5

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Arkansas native Krystle Sherrell has joined KFSM-TV, Channel 5, as a Fort Smith-based reporter. Sherrell grew up in Maumelle and graduated from Central High School before an award-winning broadcasting career at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.

KFSM's Heather Geller Takes Off for Tulsa TV

by Kyle Massey 6/20/2016 12:00 am

Heather Geller, once a cheerleader at Sacramento State University before jumping to Oklahoma State, has now switched TV teams, leaving KFSM-TV, Channel 5, in Fayetteville, to continue her sports reporting career at KOKI-TV, Fox 23, in Tulsa.

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April Baker Takes on Mornings for KFSM

by Mark Carter 10/5/2015 12:00 am

April Baker is the new weekday morning anchor at KFSM, Channel 5, in Fort Smith/northwest Arkansas. She comes to Arkansas from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. KFSM, by the way, is looking into moving more of its operations to NWA.

KFSM Changing TV Faces In Northwest Arkansas

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KFSM-TV, Channel 5, made some recent staffing shifts with the departure of the station’s sports director and managing editor.

KFSM-TV in Spotlight After Arrest, Order

by Sean Beherec 6/29/2015 12:00 am

The arrest of anchor Liza Danver and a judge’s contempt finding against Managing Editor Larry Henry that was resolved with a story assignment both grabbed headlines around the state and at national outlets, including Adweek’s “TV Spy.”

KFSM Channel 5 Adds Liza Danver as Weeknight Anchor

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In the northwest part of the state, KFSM-TV, Channel 5, has added a new anchor, Liza Danver.

KFSM Replaces News Director Rick Bagley

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Vice President and News Director Rick Bagley has left the station for KTRK-TV, an ABC affiliate in Houston. In his place, KFSM has hired Bill Cummings as news director

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Hot Dog Mike Closes Door on River Market Location

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Michael Juiliano, aka Hot Dog Mike, has closed his storefront restaurant in the River Market District. His business died as it had lived: on social media. Juiliano made the announcement on the restaurant’s Facebook page and the closure followed a blistering but, in our eyes, fair review on the Arkansas Times food blog Eat Arkansas.

Get To Know 6 Of Your Notable Neighbors

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From professional artists and athletes, entrepreneurs and award-winning chefs to top-notch doctors and educators, some of the nation's best and brightest just happen to be your new neighbors.

Notable Neighbors: Mike Juiliano

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New Jersey native Mike Juiliano – better known as Hot Dog Mike – called a few different places home before he became Metro Little Rock’s most famous hot dog vendor. After living in Asheville, N.C. for 12 years and then a brief time in Maryland, he came to Little Rock in 2008 as a hospitality consultant to help reopen downtown Little Rock’s historic Capital Hotel. Two years later, his traveling hot dog business was born.


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Means Court Building

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Anyone can use this content enjoy!
This adds a Court Building to your Arma 3 game.

To install Means Court Building you should use modfolders to keep it seperate from the official game content to prevent issues.
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Gallipoli Battlefield Tour 23 - 26 May 13

In the very early hours of the 23 May, 15 soldiers from Ewell based 135 Independent Geographic Squadron Royal Engineers made their way to Luton airport for the trip to Istanbul. Having been briefed on the visit, it wasn’t long before somebody got found out for not paying attention to the finer points of the joining instructions.

When boarding the flight, 14 of the 15 got on ok, but I didn’t. Packing lightly isn’t something that comes easily to me so I ended up shelling out £40 as my bag needed to go in the hold, due to its weight and size.

After a 4 hour flight we arrived in Turkey, all wide eyed to what we were about to experience. The trip to the hotel was achieved by boarding almost all forms of public transport, starting with a bus trip then a boat ride and ending with a tram journey.

On arrival at the hotel everyone seemed keen to get a shower and fresh clothes, but this was delayed when the hotel manager could only inform us that our booking was cancelled and we had no rooms. After many phone calls and haggling we managed to get a hotel in a neighbouring street, which actually seemed better than the original.

I had pretty much learnt that Turkish people are quite friendly people who are big on hospitality and making their guests welcome. It was also very evident about their national pride, as most of the Turkish flags are big enough to be seen for miles.

We also made sure the trip was packed with cultural visits to various places of interest within Istanbul. Sgt Walshe being the tour guide was a bonus, as it made visits to the Hagia Sophia and the city walls come to life……The man is a walking encyclopaedia!

We were also all tasked in teams of three with answering questions related to the Gallipoli conflict a few weeks before the trip, this was to encourage us to study more about the history and the understand the purpose of the trip. Many of the presentations were very well put together, and each team took it in turns to present theirs throughout the visit.

On the last full day of the trip we made the long journey from Istanbul to Gallipoli, which was only interrupted by the mini bus having a cam belt snap. Once the trip resumed we could look forward to seeing all the beaches that the Allied Forces landed. Here we saw the difficult terrain the Allied forces had to fight on, and were better able to appreciate why the landings had resulted in such huge casualties and the ultimate failure of the campaign.

I for one hadn’t realised the task ANZAC forces had in taking the cove. Having seen the film of the event, and now actual visiting it I could now fully understand why they struggled to move forward. The Turkish forces had tactical supremacy as they occupied the high ground.

I had also learnt from the trip that allied forces may have actually been successful if the British had continued to make ground and keep momentum, of which they didn’t. At the British forces memorial WO2 Hunt was able to locate the name of a family member who fell all those years ago.

Whilst it was interesting to see all the different regiments and units that no longer exist, it did remind us of the huge loss of life that was a result of the failed mission of taking the Gallipoli peninsula. The visit to one of the beaches that British forces landed on turned out to be quite an experience.

Craters still exist in the soil along with pieces of shrapnel, and bullet cases. I even found some pottery but was quickly told that it wasn’t that old and I was just picking up rubbish. Having seen the film about Gallipoli I now know that visiting is a lot more beneficial to learning about history. It gives a sense you were there, and also the conditions the men were in.

Hopefully, we can all learn something from the mistakes made all those years ago. Battlefield tours have a huge role to play in education. Sometimes a book or film isn’t enough, seeing the very place and understanding the reasons for the outcome can become more apparent from a visit. I would recommend anyone to attend a battlefield tour, not just to learn, but also to pay our respects to those who fell.

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Tips On Locks And Safes In Las Vegas NV

Learning about locks and safes in Las Vegas NV isn’t really hard to do, and it

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Samba Lessons In Atascocita TX Are A Great Way To Learn This Style Of Dance

Dancing is an excellent way to get some exercise, express yourself, and have some fun while

Over-the-Counter vs Professional – Understanding Teeth Whitening in DC

Everyone wants a bright, sparkling smile. Over the course of everyday life, however, teeth become yellowed

How To Make The Most Of Personalized Name Pens

Personalized name pens can make a wonderful gift idea, provided they are given at the right

Types of Sinkholes that Require Sinkhole Remediation in Tampa, FL

The terrain in Florida is ideal for sinkholes because the landscape of the state is mostly

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"3 Unusual Wasp Repellents".

By: Steve Baker

If you are like millions of people who deal with wasps, you know they are some of the worst pests around. Their sting can leave you sore for days or even send you to the hospital. Every year they plague thousands of yards causing the human households to fear and dread going outside.

You may be asking, "if only there were natural wasp repellents available?
Without natural wasp repellents, they can be unbearable pests especially when they make their nests around doors and windows.

They become aggressive when they are disturbed so it's easy to feel like a prisoner on your own home.

Finding a way to get rid of them without chemicals is challenging because you want to get rid of them once and for all. So what can you do to get rid of wasps naturally without harming your family or the environment?

Here are three unusual ways to do the job. These methods are not scientifically proven but the people who have used them have seen good results.

Soap and water
Old fashioned soap and water is the first natural wasp repellent to use. Spray the soapy mixture on the wasps and their nest. The soap will stick to their wings and weigh them down. Eventually they will suffocate. Other ways to use soap is to line your doors and windows with it to keep the wasps away. If they have built a nest in the ground pour soapy water into the whole. The entire colony should die. Repeat as needed.

Sliced cucumbers
One of the more unusual wasp repellents is cucumber. This vegetable has an acid property that wasps don't like. Cut up a few slices and leave around your picnic or BBQ area. They stay away and you can enjoy your outdoor activities without fear of getting stung.

Hang a crumpled brown paper bag
A third natural wasp repellent to use is by preying on the fact that wasps are territorial so they will not make a nest where one already exists. To give the illusion of a wasp nest, crumple up a small brown grocery bag, attach a string, and hang near your doors. They cannot tell if it's truly a nest, but they seem to trust what they see. Their instincts will kick in and they will go away.

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Travel deals with the transport of people from one place to another. This is referred to as a trip or journey. There are many different reasons that people choose to travel, such as for recreational purposes. People may choose to travel in order to visit family and friends.

Travel also encompasses people who commute to one place from another to engage in an activity such as going to work or attending a college. Travel also includes the migration of people, as well as transport for religious motivations, such as a pilgrimage to a religious ceremonial location.

When a person wishes to travel a short distance, they may stay within their city. Longer distances involve cross-country travel or overseas travel to another continent.

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There are many ways to travel, including the following:

Car: One of the most common ways to travel. This involves travel on roads and highways.

Airplane: This involves traveling by air to reach far destinations in a quicker period of time. Sometimes a traveler may have to connect to two or more different flights if their destination is quite far.

Bus: A fairly inexpensive to travel by way of road and highway, where numerous stops are made along the way.

Train: Fairly inexpensive mode of transportation that travels on a system of railway tracks that can be found throughout connecting cities and states.

Boat: A common way to travel across a body of water, such as an ocean or sea.

Cruise Ship: A common method of pleasure traveling, often used to visit islands and resorts that can be reached by traveling across water.

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In any workplace today, clients and customers are the foundation of success. You have to please them and appeal to them as often and as succinct as possible. One of the most important ways to reach out to clients it knowing how to take care of them…when they come to your office! Deals can be won or lost during at the office and it is important to ensure that the deal swings in your direction. For a few friendly tips on how to make your office work to your clients, have a read below:

Make a good first impression.
First impressions last and it is important that when your client walks into your office that everything is perfect in every way. Make it clean, and organised. Ensure that everything is in place and there is a succinct structure to your office. From the front door to the reception, from the reception to the meeting room. Impressions matter and none more than the first one.

The reception area has to be comfortable.
The first thing too that clients see when they walk in, is the reception area. When designing your office, consider the fact that clients love to be made comfortable. Your reception area should instill that feeling, while at the same time, ensuring a professional aura.

Keep them entertained.
Reception areas are built for people to wait and you want nothing more than your client being bored out of the brains with no entertainment. Provide them with reading materials or place business cards and marketing collaterals of your business in front of them. It will offer them a chance to know more about your company and what you do. But more importantly, it will keep them entertained while they wait.

Be Organised.
Depending on where you are hosting your meeting or finalising your deal, there is a chance that they might walk through your office. It is important that everything is organised and professional. This applies not just to the look of your office, its furniture, its office partitions, but also your employees. Giving them a heads up or a warning about the arrival of a client will give them a chance to be prepared and to act professionally.

Give your meeting room some space.
And we mean space in the sense of providing them with space from the rest of the office. Keeping things private between your client and the rest of the office will give them a sense of trust between the both of you. Depending on your office space, you can use office partitions to break up the space and area. Just remember that space is vital for meetings.

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Can’t Stay Here: Some Thoughts on Writing, Terrorism, and Leaving a Little Bit of Heaven by Seth Fischer

Today is my last full day at Ucross, an artist and writer residency in Wyoming. I still don’t feel like I deserve to be here. Everyone says to stop saying that, and I try to get thoughts like that o [...]

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(Video) ASAP Rocky Interview with Karen Civil

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For the latest installment in her Civilized Talk series, Karen Civil recruited ASAP Rocky for a sit down to discuss a number of topics. The entire conversation was engaging, informative and one that lasted much longer than what’s seen above. That being said, he opened up about a variety of subjects that ranged from why he choose his current label, comparisons between the ASAP movement and Odd Future, his southern influence & more.


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Ashridge Engineering

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Ashridge Engineering was started in 1975 by Pat Tann, designing and manufacturing pressure overload devices and water detectors. Alan Orchard, current MD, joined Pat in 1988 from KDG Instruments. As the company grew, and now under Alan’s leadership, Ashridge developed their own level and pressure transmitters and digital indicators. In 1992, Ashridge were offered an opportunity to develop an electronic winding temperature indicator, (WTI), for the protection of substation transformers, and the Ashridge 852 Plus WTI was subsequently National Grid approved in 1999 and in 2000 was awarded National Grid approval for unrestricted use on Super Grid substations.

In 1993, Chuck Lancaster and his company Pressure Sensors Ltd joined Ashridge Engineering. This enabled Ashridge to manufacture their own range of pressure sensing elements.

Ashridge continued to grow throughout the years in a variety of industries and Worldwide, with the introduction of a number of new products, such as manual and SMS/GPRS dataloggers, a mains water burst predictive system, ATEX approved products and many other customer led solutions.

In 2008, Ashridge embarked on their first KTP (Knowledge Transfer Partnership) with a leading University, underlining the company’s commitment to research and development and innovation.

Today, Ashridge Engineering continues to be awarded major contracts in a variety of industries; designing and manufacturing specialist probes to improve the nuclear waste handling facility at a major nuclear power station, the supply of hundreds of burst detection systems and data logging products to major water companies, specialist depth switches in support of the MoD defence strategy, a range of special sensors for use with Network Rail and London Underground and Winding Temperature Indicators in the UK, Europe, South America, New Zealand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, China, where growth has outstripped all our expectations.


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Haus of Price

When you own a pair of shoes from Haus of Price, you own a piece of the heart and soul of designer James Price. James meticulously applies each jewel by hand.  James’ love for everything '80’s has inspired his collection and brought him to celebrity status within the indie shoe world.

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Birthday Gifts 2016

Tuesday, 15 March 2016

It was my birthday not that long ago so I thought I would share what I got. Posts like these are cool to look back on, especially since my memory is horrible.

 I have a bit of a sweet tooth so I was very happy when I saw my favourite lollies ever, The Natural Confectionary Strawberries and Cream.  There were two bags as well as some chocolate but unfortunately they didn't make it in time for the photography session, R.I.P.
I got some new pyjamas which are really cute. The top looks very similar to one I use to have so I presumed it was a every day top. When I saw the pants I realised that it was a set, the pants are long but they're light so I could start wearing them.
I got a Pharmacy Guild Gift Voucher from my Aunt. I've tried looking online but I can't figure out where I can use this. Is it any Pharmacy? If someone knows the answer to this I would love to know.
My favourite gift of all was another gemstone, I'm slowly growing my collection. It's a stunning blue colour with variations of shade throughout. The centre is glittery and magical and I literally jumped up and down when I saw it. My sister forgot the little information card but I think she said it repels negativity.
Ashley xx

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