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A Day In My Shoes When life gets crazy and boy does it,! Grab a chair, glass of wine and lock yourself in your room and let the healing began. I'm a mother, wife, friend, soulmate and business partner. Count your blessing daily. Love Light and Peace

A Day In My Shoes: Me

September 03, 2013

A Day In My Shoes: Me: I want to start off this is my blog and no one is making you sit here and read my thoughts and my current issues or opinions in life....

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7 Steps To Creating Lasting Business Relationships

August 01, 2010

Had to share with some of you read this and think edie is right on. If you need help growing your business and building relationships send me a message would love to chat with you. If you would like more info on building a business I would love to chat with you as well. 7 Steps To Creating Lasting Business Relationships By Edie Pereira Hulbert A wonderful business relationship will take you through the thick and thin times of your business and will provide you the support you will need at all times. Here are some tips on how you can create a business relationship that will last. Prepare!!! Research and gather all the information you might need for this relationship. In this case, overpreparation is not a bad idea. Be Motivated. Enthusiasm and excitement about the prospect can create great inroads for you. Get their attention. Determine ahead of time why they want to do business with you. Find the similarities...create communication . We like those who are...

From the Office of Senator Ralph Ostmeyer _Kansas

January 26, 2016

Found this interesting if you are all following on what's going on with in the state. From the Office of Senator Ralph Ostmeyer January 25, 2016 Information to Note: CARR BROTHERS DEATH SENTENCES UPHELD The Supreme Court of the United States ruled 8-1 that the Kansas Supreme Court Justices unjustly overturned the death sentences of the nefarious Carr brothers. Reginald and Johnathan Carr committed atrocious crimes of rape, robbery, kidnaping, and murder in Wichita, in the winter of 2000. In 2002, the two were tried jointly and both were sentenced to death. However, in 2014 the Kansas Supreme Court ruled that the cases should have been separated, therefore the verdicts were deemed invalid. Additionally the lower court ruled that the jury was uninformed of the mitigating factors, which included the details of the abusive and traumatic childhood that the brothers experienced. Nonetheless, the United States Supreme Court struck down the 2014 decision to overturn their sentence...

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