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By Elaine K. Stephen Many years ago my Mom died when I was only 12 years old. Naturally this was devastating for me. Every time a new occasion arose I felt a stab of pain deep in my heart. When my father gave me a key to the house, the door was never locked before because Mom was always home to greet me when I returned home from school, the first Mother’s Day, the first Thanksgiving, I had to cook the turkey that year, the first Christmas, the list goes on and on. As the years passed, naturally the pain subsides and you come to believe, through many prayers to God and Jesus Christ. you have learned to live with the reality. Getting engaged when I was 23 years old was a joyous occasion for me. As the wedding plans were being formulated and the date drew closer and closer, I started to feel that old familiar stab of pain deep in my heart because my Mother was not going to be sitting in the first row. This was a major event in my life and I felt cheated! Not only that but I thought I would walk down the isle crying and ruin the whole event! About a week before my wedding I prayed to God and Jesus Christ to ease my pain and take away my anger so I wouldn’t ruin my wedding day. I prayed hard and long with my eyes closed and then it happened! A bright light, very small at first growing larger and closer, revealed a vision of my Mother’s face. In my mind I heard her speak, “I will be with you, rejoicing with you on your wedding day.” Then the light grew smaller until it diapered all together. I immediately opened my eyes and very excitedly told my fiance, who was sitting on the other couch in the same room with me, what had just happened! Words could not then nor can they now describe the happiness, love, comfort and peace that filled my heart and my spirit when God allowed my Mother to come to me. Needless to say, I walked down the isle with a smile on my face, happiness in my heart and a comforted spirit, not only because my mother was with me, but because through God and Jesus Christ my prayers were answered during my hour of greatest need. Non-spiritual or non-Christians may say I fell asleep and dreamed this event. Let me explain, I have dreamed of my Mother many times since her death both before and after God and Jesus Christ sent my Mother to comfort me. I know when I have been sleeping and not. When ever I dream about my Mother I see her whole body and not just her face, there is realistic scenery not bright light and in my dreams my Mother never speaks to me or anyone. One religious man who read my story emailed me and told me that according to the Bible, my true story could not possibly have occurred. While I am a Christian, I am not a Bible scholar, never-the-less, I know my story is true just as I have written it. Elaine K. Stephen Lainee Enterprises Angel Cloud Gifts Inspirational Gift Gallery Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Elaine_K._Stephen http://EzineArticles.com/?A-True-Angelic-Story&id=215663 ambien - sleep walking what are the side effects of the drug ativan zolpidem tartrate trial sample ambien 10mg

By JoAnn Hines Recently I’ve seen a host of new product introductions and I wondered who is going to buy that? But there are products out there for everyone. After reviewing the items I got thinking these are great examples of the “Power Of The Package” you know packaging as the silent salesperson. After all its the packaging that going to sway you or not to consider purchasing these products. When I read about Bling H20, I initially thought what a great marketing ploy but then I realized that primary target demographics: boomers and women would be the ideal audience. These groups have money to spend and are willing to spend it for the right products. The luxury consumable market is also on the rise and product are being created to meet the demand. (Ask me about DIVA vodka) People are willing to invest in themselves with a little luxury spending so why not luxury bottle water. For those of you that are unfamiliar with this product Bling H20 ($35 a bottle) is no ordinary water. It comes in a thin, tall, frosted glass bottle and each 750ml bottle is handcrafted, corked, and decorated with exquisite Swarovski Crystals. Wow what a concept! I love Swarovski Crystals anyway. If you want to see a picture I’ll have it archived on my website shortly. Along with other products in the super luxury category comes this example. “ICE ROCKS are a secured ice cube product made from spring water for the luxury market.” But its more that just high priced ice cubes. It touches us in other ways that are important such as product purity and security. They even touch the environmental button too with eco-friendly containers. “The ice cubes are made for savvy consumers who seek the same level of purity for the ice cubes they place in their favorite beverages. These cubes, to be consumed within two (2) years, are hermetically packaged in disposable, eco-friendly containers, providing the user with a complete guarantee with regard to hygiene and safety, while respecting the environment.” Ready to buy some prepackaged ice? I had to finish with this one. Packaging Crap. Yes, you heard it you can package anything and sell it if you have the right marketing message in your product packaging. This is a direct quote “If the package looks pretty, people will buy just about anything. So says an advertising executive in New York, and he has proved his point by selling boxes of rubbish for the price of an expensive bottle of wine. Justin Gignac, 26, has offloaded almost 900 carefully presented plastic cubes of trash from the street of the Big Apple at between $50 (26) and $100 each. Buyers from 19 countries have paid for the souvenirs. The idea has been so successful that he is thinking of franchising it around the world.” Yikes buying crap, my husband would love that one. He thinks all my packaging “examples” are crap too so maybe I should put them on Ebay. But to recap why and how packaging works as a sales tool. It sends a message to the consumer. Its up to you the product manufacturer to determine what that message will be and who the audience is. But whomever the demographic the package has an important role to play and its integral to building your brand. So what constitutes compelling packaging brand? How “connected” are you to your consumer? Here are a few emotion descriptors that your package must convey. Does your packaging Engage, Evoke, and Engross the consumer? Lets look first at ENGAGE: to attract and hold by influence or power. Can you say that about your product packaging? Or is your product packaging just the opposite? Boring!Got any BLING in it? Think about what you can do to improve the odds that your package will engage a consumer: Colors, features, shapes, value and benefits are all ways to reach out with your package. Swarovski Crystals? EVOKE: To call forth or call up as in evoking memories. What about your package will make the consumer recall a successful or enjoyable product experience? How can you make them remember that they were satisfied in buying your product? In case they haven’t purchased before, what is going to “connect” them to your product on your package? What is so special about your package that they have to take a closer look? ENGROSS: To engage the whole attention of (and that’s the key point). You have to get their attention to pick up our product before they can even consider buying it. Use features that will capture their interest in seconds because that’s all the time you are going to get before they move on. Another “feeling” word that conveys a strong and compelling brand is TRUST. You must create a place where people look for information and feel more secure doing so. It’s important to understand the strength behind the brand and why people turn to it for a sense of security and information. So what about your product packaging conveys the experience that consumers can trust your brand? ICE ROCKS anyone? Regardless of the reason a consumer may be in the store or looking at your product, introduce them to a “lifestyle” experience . . . trust, security, necessity or even peace of mind. Your package presence needs to call out “Buy Me” because I provide the experience of all of the above emotions. Product branding is a powerful influence on everyone. Its important to understand the strength behind the brand and why people turn to it for a sense of happiness, satisfaction, security and information. The best of all brands cross gender, ethnicity and age demographics. That is to say that everyone will recognize and identify with the brand. When you capture the power of the package people will integrate your product into their everyday life. They will not just turn to it as a convenience but as a necessity for comfortable living. So create your own story through powerful product packaging. Whatever your category, you should strive to engage, evoke, and engross the consumer to revitalize your brand through product packaging. Just remember when you have BLING, You Can Package Anything. Don’t wait until its too late. Make packaging your first thought–not your last. I get hundreds of inquiries a month asking how to package products. Most of the time, they are in crisis mode because they did not think about the package until crunch time. I just got a call from an entrepreneur whose packaging was a disaster. She never thought about the role packaging plays in her products success until her retailer said “NO WAY” to her product packaging. She had to start over. As a result, she lost a great deal of money in the process. 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By Kevin Birch The Elder plant being used as a natural herbal remedy is so highly regarded by traditional herbalists and naturopaths that it has gained a reputation as a sort of ‘complete pharmaceutical chest’ because of its many attributes and therapeutic characteristics. There is a long history of folklore that has been attached to this very popular herb. For instance, Galen described the herb as both hot and dry, and in the 17th century the plant was a popular choice for treating problems of excessive phlegm. The herb was used alternately as a diuretic and as a harsh purgative. In the 18th century, Elderflower water was used as a popular skin whitener that supposedly could remove all the freckles from a person’s face. The Elder plant, Latin name Sambucus nigra, is comprised of several parts that are used by herbalists to create potent, natural herbal remedies. The flowers and berries of the Elder plant have been described as drying, slightly sweet, cool and sometimes bitter. The flowers are used to treat a variety of ailments. The flowers are mainly used to help treat problems of excessive phlegm and to encourage sweating. Many herbalists think of the Elder flower as the ideal natural herbal remedy for treating colds or flu. Herbal remedies made from the Elder flowers are also used to help control the symptoms of hay fever. They can be ingested as a prophylactic to help strengthen the upper respiratory tract. This should be done before the pollen count rises. The Elder flowers (traditionally harvested in early summer) can also be used as a skin treatment to treat chilblains and as an all around anti-inflammatory. The berries of the Elder plant are known to be rich in vitamins A and C when they are ripe. Traditionally the berries have been taken to prevent the onset of winter colds. They are usually harvested in early fall. The bark of the Elder plant is also used in some natural herbal remedies. The bark is usually taken to treat chronic, stubborn constipation as well as some arthritic conditions. Herbalists have described the bark of the Elder plant as warm, and it is believed to be effective as a liver stimulant. However, naturopaths rarely use the bark of the Elder plant or herbalists in natural herbal remedy preparations these days. There are many ways to prepare the Elder plant in an natural herbal remedy. Perhaps the simplest way to ingest the Elder plant is to prepare it in an infusion. As an infusion, the Elder plant can be drank in a hot tea to treat fevers, mucous conditions of the upper respiratory tract system, and to control the symptoms of hay fever. Many herbalists combine the Elder plant with other herbs, including boneset, yarrow, and peppermint. The flowers of the Elder plant can also be used to create a topical cream that can be applied to chapped skin and skin sores. For sore or strained eyes, use an eyewash created with Elder flowers to rinse the eyes several times a day. Elder flowers can also be used to create a mouthwash to treat sore throats, tonsillitis, and mouth ulcers. The author, Kevin Birch, has successfully used many natural herbal remedies to control his various chronic health problems that he has suffered from birth. These include eczema and asthma. His illnesses prompted him to write his Effective Herbal Remedies and A to Z of Herbs If you have enjoyed this natural herbal remedy article, many more of them can be found at http://www.healthwareonline.com/herbs Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Kevin_Birch http://EzineArticles.com/?The-Elder-Plant-As-A-Natural-Herbal-Remedy-for-All-Seasons&id=423941 ambien buy line animal models zolpidem buy ambien online without a prescription firefighter herbert zolpidem

By Mark Riffey Are they talking about you? They should be. I’m talking about your clients. One of the most powerful tools in marketing is the testimonial. Yet they are used by so few… Put yourself in the shoes (phew!) of the prospect. She can listen to you, try and believe you, hope that you are paying attention and addressing her concerns (I sure hope you are) OR she can read what another business says about you. Which is more believable? Sure, the prospect is going to have to listen to you and hope you address their needs regardless of whether you have testimonials, but which would you rather have working for you: 1) Your best salesperson talking to a prospect, or… 2) Your best salesperson talking to a prospect just after the prospect conveniently had a minute to flip through a 3 ring binder full of letters from your clients saying that you hung the moon (or whatever is important for your niche). DUH. It’s obviously number 2, right? So can anyone explain to me why so many businesses fail to collect testimonials at all, much less collect them with systematic regularity from every single client? Can anyone add to that why they might collect them and then NEVER USE THEM???? DUH! I hear you, I hear you. “OK Mark, so how do we get them from every client?” Ok, first, you have to think about your business and STRATEGIZE. I know, its a stretch some days. And it seems simple, but often it’s the simple yet important things like this that we forget about when we are neck deep in our businesses and trying to get that next sale, find that new customer, deal with the crisis of the moment (I’ll get to that in another email) etc. Thats why you have to have systems in place. When I say systems, I don’t necessarily mean “computers that you love to hate”, I mean a systematic way of doing things so that no matter who performs a task, the task is always performed the same way, at the same level of quality. Your systems need to include that you ask EVERY client for a testimonial. If you can’t get one from every client when you do business with them, you’re likely to lose them because you clearly aren’t taking care of them very well. After all, if they cant or wont say something nice about you, arent you being kind of a screwup? Ideally, your clients should be so thrilled to speak for you (on paper, typically) that they will gladly write one for you. Remember, if you continue to be successful, they will continue to be able to enjoy your products and services that are oh so much better than that other guy’s. If they aren’t glad to do this, guess what the problem is? Walk into the restroom. Look into the mirror. Its you. Its not that the customer is a jerk, its that your business did something (or didn’t do something) to position them so that they wouldn’t care much for you after they gave you their money. Look in the mirror again, just to be safe, ok? By the way, don’t take it too personally when I say “you”. I mean “your business” when I say that most of the time. On the other hand, go ahead and take it personal, but FIX IT! Back to the testimonials…You have to have a form for this. Yeah, its another form, but a form is part of a system. Just humor me, ok? Some people see a blank piece of paper and freeze up. They just cant think of what to say. That’s when you have to step in with yet another step to train your clients so that they behave as you wish. ONE BIG GOTCHA TO AVOID: NEVER, NEVER, NEVER write or use a testimonial without getting approval from the client. If its not obvious why, think about it. There will be a quiz:) Again, thats NEVER (just in case I wasn’t clear). Are you sure your marketing works? As Montana’s only Dan Kennedy-certified Business Adviser, Mark Riffey’s Rescue Marketing ( http://www.rescuemarketing.com ) specializes in teaching small business owners 7 strategies to get the most out of their marketing and technology dollar, stand out from the competition and never again fight price wars with the big box stores. With integration from salesperson to POS to back office, my strategies leave the business owner with more time to play, more money to deposit, and less grunt work at the end of the day. After purchasing several small, struggling companies and orchestrating their turnarounds, I use the experiences and lessons learned during those times to teach you how to “makeover” your struggling business. Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Mark_Riffey http://EzineArticles.com/?How-To-Get-Your-Customers-To-Speak-For-You&id=544946 zolpidem buy online ambien cr neuropathy zolpidem and blood pressure ambien xr

By Lisa Chambers Almost any combination of oils can make a soap, but what really goes into the thought process behind making a genuinely skin friendly soap? That’s a difficult question to answer because there are many right answers. Every soapmaker has a different style and people in general have varying skin types. What one person can’t stand another might fall in love with. But whether a soap recipe was passed on from generation to generation, just tossed together in experimentation until someone stuck to it, or someone carefully strategized the recipe from a scientific standpoint- all soap recipes have a definite chemistry that makes them what they can become behind the curtains. This is not meant to be a “how to” on the soapmaking process for those interested in the craft of soapmaking, but rather a general guideline of considerations that can come into play when deciding what to use in recipe formulation. I think many be surprised at exactly how much science is really behind it and might help give a little extra appreciation for all quality soapmakers. If you’re just beginning soapmaking yourself you may find this useful to have another soapmaker’s ideas and insights. Basics First things first, it may helpful to understand the very basics of how soap is made and some of the commonly used terminology. Soap is the outcome of a chemical reaction when oils react to a high alkali substance such as lye, or caustic soda. In this article I briefly touched on how it happens and explains “saponification”: “Soaps With No Lye?” For every oil there it takes a specific amount of lye to make soap with without any remaining lye. That set number is known as the oil’s “saponification value”. Even carefully measured ingredients that meet the saponification values amount exactly, without going over or under, can make a harsher soap to skin, so extra oil beyond the amount called for to make soap is added. The extra oil added to to the recipe for mildness and/or moisturization is referred to as “superfatting”. However increasing superfatting by too much can leave a soap feeling too oily on the skin or drastically decrease the shelf life of the soap. IMPORTANT- Please note once again, this is NOT an instructional on how to make soap! There are many free sources on the net for learning and if you plan on trying it yourself I urge you to read every single one you can find BEFORE attempting to make it yourself! Handling lye can be downright dangerous and possibly DEADLY if it is not handled with care and special safety precautions! A lye heavy soap can also create very unpleasant situations. I beg of you to do plenty of homework first, follow all recommended safety precautions, measure ingredients carefully with an accurate scale, and always use a good lye calculator no matter where you get your recipe from! Oil Properties and Fatty Acid Composition When I formulate a soap recipe the first thing I look at is a breakdown of the fatty acid composition of each oil I have on hand. An unbalanced recipe can wreck havoc on sensitive skin unless certain techniques aren’t modified. When deciding what base oils to use and how much, here are the fatty acid properties that I personally take into account: lauric acid- Lauric acid is what helps contribute to big fluffy lather in a soap and helps to create a harder bar. Too much can make a horribly drying soap to skin so I pay special attention to make sure I don’t overdo this! Coconut and palm kernel oil are two common oils high in lauric acid that are considered “lathering oils”. I have found that there are many that actually have a sensitivity to coconut oil in particular, which is the most common oil of all used for lather. I have found it’s best keep even lower amounts of coconut and whenever possible I allow extra superfatting or purposely lower the sap (saponification value) for this ingredient. oleic acid- Oleic acid is supposed to be one of the most moisturizing properties and is most plentiful in olive oil, for an example. However many find a pure olive oil soap, also known as a true “castile”, to still sometimes be drying. It is the most moisturizing, yes, but many soapmakers find that a really good soap also has a balance with the next property I’m about to mention. linoleic acid- Linoleic acid, found plentiful in oils such as sunflower or safflower oil, can really boost the moisturization or mildness of a bar and used in conjunction with a balance of oleic acid can make a wonderful soap. There is only one downside. I try to watch I don’t go too high with this property because an extremely high amount of linoleic acid in a soap can help attribute to dos (dreaded orange spots) and cut down on the shelf life of a soap. Luckily you don’t need an massive amount of oils high in this property to feel it’s effects, and just in case there are tactics to help avoid this. In soap batches I have a nicer amount of linoleic acid than usual I’ll often add a “natural preservative” that is high in antioxidants to prevent the breakdown of the oils such as rosemary extract, grapefruit extract, or vitamin E. I have also found that using a water discount (less water in the lye solution) also helps with this. Some say soaping with oils at a lower temperature before mixing with the lye solution may help as well. palmitic and stearic acid- Palmitic acid and stearic acid can help give an indication of how hard a bar of soap will be. The harder the bar of soap, the longer is lasts in the shower or bath. However, I only really watch these numbers because if they get too high they can also be drying. ricinoleic acid- The only oil that I’m aware of that has this rare property among the soapmaking oil is castor oil. This property can help with lather, especially great for recipes where a lower amount of lathering oils are used, can greatly help the ability of the soap to lather without being overly drying- matter of fact castor oil is high in essential fatty acids which is great for the skin. You don’t NEED this property, however, to make a nice soap. iodine value- This isn’t really a fatty acid composition but another number I keep an eye on in my final stats for my soap recipes. I think watching the iodine value really gives the best indication of all on how hard or soft a soap will be in the end. The lower the number, the harder the bar. Now for each skin type I have set stats I tend to aim for. Of course I’m not going to give away all my exact secrets and specs I tend to lean toward though. If you are just taking up the craft of soapmaking yourself I truly feel it won’t do you any good. I really think to become skilled in this craft it takes a lot of experimentation and willingness to step “outside the box”- the more different techniques and strategies you try the more you learn and can better estimate how certain combinations and techniques will turn out in the end. Nearly anyone can follow a recipe that’s given to them, but a true master will have no fear in trying something new. Not only that, but for every “rule” you learn there’s exceptions and ways around things. But for the purposes of a good learning start, a recipe I put together for soap for somewhat sensitive skin, for an example, may look like something like this: lauric acid- 7% oleic acid- 45% linoleic acid- 16% palmitic acid- 15% stearic acid- 6% ricinoleic acid- 5% (optional) final iodine value- 70 Doesn’t add up, does it? That’s because there are fatty acid acid compositions involved, but I have only mentioned the one that I personally really watch out for. Now this all might sound like an awful lot of trouble and mathematics, but thankfully there are free lye calculators that help you figure out the final estimates of not just per oil, but your entire recipe! Good thing too because all that time with a calculator would have driven me batty by now! One really great lye calculator that is one of my favorites when it comes to sitting down o formulate recipes is the SoapCalc. Exceptions and Superfatting When I first began soapmaking I was a complete and utter butter addict! Cocoa butter, mango butter, shea butter… I knew this was some good stuff so I figured the more the better… Well that just isn’t always the case! I found my soap to be a tad on the drying side, which I didn’t expect because of the reputation of these luxury ingredients. This is where the fatty acid composition comes into play. If you take a look at the breakdown of these butters you’ll find they’re actually pretty high in stearic acid, which many people can be sensitive to. So what’s a person to do? What was the secret behind all these shea butter soaps and such? In time I learned there was two possible fixes for this. Increasing the amount of my oleic and especially linoleic acids made a difference. The other was upping on the superfatting. Most soapmakers set their superfatting at 5-8%. Once again there are still exceptions. Some have superfatted at 4% and I have successfully soaped using up to 20%- it all lies in the goal of the bar and what you want to use. What you have to keep in mind is that the lower you go the more attention you have to pay to making sure your moisturizing properties are high in the combination of the oils chosen. If not you’ll have a more drying bar of soap- but the soap will be a harder bar, have a longer shelf life naturally, and may lather better. If you set your superfat sky high you may want to lower your linoleic acid drastically so that your soap won’t have the very opposite effects. It’s all in experimentation. By using either of these methods , or even a combination of the two, I was finally able to create a soap with up to 30% in butter that I was satisfied with. Another exception is the wonders of unsaponifiables. A “standard” recipe might feel drastically different with only a mere 5% addition of shea butter, for an example. Unsaponifiables are parts of the oil that naturally will not react with the lye to form soap, leaving it behind to nourish the skin. Shea butter, as with most butters, is pretty high in unsaponifiables and that small 5% doesn’t add enough stearic acid to make the soap drying, but adds plenty to the moisturization and creaminess of a soap. Another big favorite for unsaponifiables is avocado oil. Many oils have their own unique little “niche”. Some oils just can’t be explained and some have just seem to work well together. I might get some heat from this, but I found one of those oils are lard, to give an example. Even at 20% it just added something to the soap that oils that specialty oils I paid $15.00 per pound couldn’t even remotely come close to! Now adding 10-15% sunflower oil as well made some soaps feel beyond luxurious- even beyond what these two wonderful ingredients were capable of separately. Once again, it’s all in experimentation. Additives And then there’s always the fun “extras”. Tea, herbs, milks, silk, fruits, clays…. The possibilities are truly endless. 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