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By Marte Cliff People are much like freight trains. Sometimes its hard to get us started moving, but once were going, its hard to stop us as well. Thats why you should start your promotional messages with questions and statements that cause your readers to say Yes. Once your prospects are on a roll with yes answers or thoughts of agreement, it becomes much easier for them to say yes to your offer or to your request for donations. Try to give them 2, or 3, or even 4 reasons to think or say yes, or to nod in agreement, at the beginning of your promotion. And then do it again every time you see the opportunity. How can you do that? One way is by asking if theyd like to fulfill a universal desire. For instance, most people would say yes if you asked Would you like to double your income? (If you know some who would say no, Id like to meet them!) You can also make a statement youre sure theyll agree with. If youre writing to raise funds for disadvantaged children you could say Every child needs a chance to reach his or her full potential in life. Your readers will nod in agreement. If youre selling a health product you could ask if theyd like to live a long life free from disease. Who would say no? If youre writing for alternative health you could say that were all at great risk from the chemicals in our food, medications, and the environment. The people who believe strongly in natural solutions will agree with you wholeheartedly. Focus on your prospect Focus on your target audience - you can’t appeal to everyone. Dont worry about the others, because they arent buyers / donors anyway. You will never sell steak to vegetarians, so if you’re selling steak, focus on what the steak eaters believe and dont worry about the vegetarians! Some writers worry about stating the obvious - but do it anyway. You dont need to go into detail, but when you make statements that your readers agree with, you are setting them on the path of agreement. Youre starting a series of yes answers that can more easily lead to that final Yes when you ask them to fill out the order form or write a check for that donation. Before you begin your next letter, e-mail, or persuasive argument with your spouse, friend, or child, consider how you can start the yes-ball rolling. It works just as well in personal relationships as in print, so next time you need to move someone to your point of view, start the discussion with a series of agreements. Marte Cliff is a Freelance Copywriter and former real estate broker who specializes in writing for real estate and related industries. Her e-book, The Land Buyer’s Survival Guide, is a resource for both land buyers and beginning real estate sales people - offering a guide to the questions that must be answered before it’s safe to close on a land purchase. Learn more about the Guide at http://www.marte-cliff.com/Survival.html Marte offers a weekly ezine for real estate professionals and others with an interest in marketing themselves or their property. Subscribe by sending a blank e-mail to realestatehelp@getresponse.com and you’ll immediately receive a copy of her real estate ad writing report. Visit her at http://www.marte-cliff.com or contact her at: writer@marte-cliff.com Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Marte_Cliff http://EzineArticles.com/?Use-the-Power-of-Yes&id=397531 use of zolpidem to treat coma zolpidem duration of action what pharmaceutical company makes ambien ambien muted sex

By Hannah Johnsen He wants you to put your arm behind your head but you can’t reach back there anymore. You want him on top but his upper body strength is long gone. The myth that sexual desire decreases by age 60 is just that, a myth, along with older people don’t talk about sex. Recent behavior researchers report that over 25 million elderly people in the United States are very much still sexually active. Adult women who now have the reduced stress of not having to raise the children any longer have redirected that enegry into their own expressions of sexual freedom, and oral sex among elderly couples is on and increase, despite the stigma attached to it by their generation. Romance for older couples begins well before they go into the bedroom. These couples are well aware that love and sex make for a happy marriage, and they have been contiuing to court each other since the day they got married with love notes on the coffee tray or special dinners. Young couples could take a cue. With regard to the physical limitation that occur as a natrual part of the aging process, older guys are less likely to have erections as easily as they did when they were younger. Don’t run out for the erectile dysfunction pills just yet. If your wife is willing to be patient while foreplay, you may not need them, and why take more medications than you have to? With older women, your vagina wil lose the elastistiy you had when you were younger and may become dry. Masters and Johnson has products available. Please note that most couples experience this after going a year or more without sex. If you keep sexually active all of the time-at least two times a week-you might not experience any of these aging symptoms for a long, long time. Along with actual physical symptoms of old age, expectations need to be reconsidered as well. You may not be able to get into all the positions that you were used to, and don’t expect each other to do so. If you release the anxiety associated with sex after 60, you will be much more reaxled and able to enjoy each other. Rearrange some of your schedule and try something new, be able to discuss your sexuality with each other, after all, you’ve been together forever, and if you’ve just met, you know that people’s abilities change as they get older, so take your time and don’t rush into it. Many older couples indicate that petting and foreplay, so much a part of their lives without intercourse as teenagers, is revisited with anticipation to the sure thing after a few dates, so relive your teenage years and experiment with sex, you have earned it, you deserve it, so have fun with it. For more information about lingerie please have a look at this link: Exotic Lingerie | Cheap Trashy Lingerie Hanana J is a writer for http://www.oasislingerie.com She has many intresting topics and ideas for all to read about. Check out more of her articles. Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Hannah_Johnsen http://EzineArticles.com/?Spring-Chickens—Not!-Advice-for-the-Older-Sexual-Couple&id=182667 drugs lorazepam ambien and soma online ambien from withdrawal zolpidem receptory

By Glenn Cohen Do you have toxic communication in your relationship? This is an example of how someone would explain to their partner how the dynamics of their communication concerning their relationship problem played out. The conversation would start out like this. I remember so many times when we would tell the other that we did not understand something that had happened or could not figure out the meaning of an action or word between us, that had caused so many of the problems. I really believe it is because many times we would have already formed an opinion, perception or assumptions regarding certain situations. They were based on past experience and some were based on recent experiences. Back then, we both ruminated a lot and this caused those opinions, perceptions and assumptions to become very strongly embedded in our belief system. It seems that the scenario would play out this way; There would be a subject that would tap into the past or present experiences. This would bleed the fearful memory into the thought of the subject for one of us. It would then tap into one of the many emotions of anxiety, worry, loss of control, guilt, insecurity, abandonment etc. associated with that memory. Then, I believe this would trigger us to ruminate on the subject. When we ruminate, we are not able to see past our fears and distinguish between past experience and/or present realities. We then develop the misperception and inaccurate assumptions about this certain subject and this would lead to the development of a negative wrong belief about the subject. The incorrect negative belief would be so strong and sensitive from the rumination, that we would be preoccupied by its thought. This would lead to a stronger negative belief and increased hyper-vigilance and acute sensitivity to the subject The next step in the cycle is when we would discuss this situation and the non-sensitized person would try to give their take on the situation to the one with the belief. When the reality did not match an erroneous negative belief held by the sensitized person, the ingredients were in place for volatility. This would lead to easily triggered reactions, emotional tension, and extreme anxiety, seething anger and then rages or withdrawal The problem was we did not have the knowledge and strength to be honest with ourselves because we were so busy fighting to protect our incorrect negative belief. In hind sight I believe the secret to stopping this toxic communication would have been for us to realize that it is all about Giving of ourselves and not taking Always be empathic and forgive Always love unconditionally If faced with a fear, share it safely and then walk through it If only we could have had the help to see how we were casing so much pain and anguish during this cycle to each other, maybe we could have saved our relationship. We all make mistakes; hopefully we will learn from them so in the future we do not repeat them. I hope you and your partner Gain the Awareness, Learn the Skills and Practice the Techniques so you are successful on your Journey from I-TO-WE to live your lives as each others Best Friends During the Day, Lovers at Night, and Partners for Life 2006 All Rights Reserved Glenn Cohen I-TO-WE Relationship Coaching Become a member of the I-TO-WE Institute Community. Its FREE! Click on the following link - I-TO-WE Institute and take advantage of FREE weekly Tele-Classes, E-courses, Assessments, Audio files and much more. Order Glenn Cohens new highly acclaimed workbook - The Journey from I-TO-WE and save 30%. A 24-step manual to help couples have a relationship filled with safety, friendship, trust, respect, admiration, joy, passion, and love. Click on the following link - The Journey from I-TO-WE Workbook Send Glenn Cohen an e-mail and share your biggest relationship question, challenge or concern. Click the following link - Ask Glenn Cohen Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Glenn_Cohen http://EzineArticles.com/?Toxic-Communication—An-Example-of-the-Cycle-of-Conflict-in-Relationships&id=90809 lethal doses of lorazepam prescription drug lorazepam picture of ambien buy generic zolpidem 24 hr delivery

By [http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Arun_Tibrewal]Arun Tibrewal The rapid rise in the telecom industry over the last few years has been an event cheered by many. Today, Indian market is the second largest growing market in the world. And considering the vastly increasing population coupled with increasing economic prosperity, the telecom companies have nothing to fret about. Yet, there are certain chains that are shackling the growth in the telecom. While many companies have paid due emphasis to coverage technology, installing expensive equipment all across for better coverage, they are yet to pay proper attention to their back-end, mostly importantly the billing systems. Quite many telecom companies still have in place archaic billing systems, these software applications were bought off-the-shelf and are complex beyond imagination. Not are they slow on processing or what is better known as ‘turn around’ time, but are also not scalable to the ever-changing needs of the company. Hence, there are still a lot of services (related to billing) that many operators are unable to provide. In such a scenario, Swastik Infotech Pte Ltd. has launched one of the most revolutionary telecom billing system in the marketplace. Christened as e-Biller, this system promises to put an end to all the discrepancies that arise out of the traditional billing systems. The biggest breakthrough of e-Biller over other such systems is the ease that it offers to the companies to plug in new services without any hassles. This innovative billing system has been designed keeping in mind the present needs and the future requirements of the telecom companies. It is scalable and can be easily configured to suit the changing requirements. It is also easily compatible with latest technologies like ASP.Net (Active server pages) and works efficiently in Dot Net platform. e-Biller is a robust system that has been rigorously tested for any sort of inconsistencies. It also comes from the stables of Swastik Infotech, a company having an enviable track record in the marketplace. Arun Tibrewal is an online marketing specialist since 1998 and managing http://www.siplnet.com E-Biller is a robust system that has been rigorously tested for any sort of inconsistencies from the stables of Swastik Infotech, having an enviable track record in the marketplace. You can reprint this article as long as you keep resourcebox intact with the links. http://www.e-biller.com (Next Generation Billing Software) http://www.siplnet.com Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Arun_Tibrewal http://EzineArticles.com/?Billing-Woes-For-Telcos&id=32884 ambien online description chemistry ingredients zolpidem can you get high on ambien abuse ambien allergic lorazepam how much should i take

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By Hugh Harris-Evans Do cat repellents work? How to stop a cat from using garden as litterbox? Tell me how to keep cats out of my garden. These are common questions of concern to all gardeners but is there a real answer? The first line of defence is to ensure that your yard boundaries are secure. Any gaps in your fence should be blocked to deny low level access. But cats can jump so fix a taut wire or string some six inches above the top of your fence to deter this approach. Once inside your garden many people say that the best cat repellent is a dog who will soon see off any feline invader. If you are not a dog lover then you will have to resort to more passive methods. Since cats like to lie on freshly dug soil you should lay mulch on your borders so that no bare soil is left exposed. Seed beds should be covered with wire netting or twigs arranged as a barrier. Young trees should have plastic guards fitted around their trunks to protect them against use as a scratching pole. Your garden pond should be covered with netting to keep your fish safe. Cats are generally known to dislike water so a well aimed bucketful or a squirt with the hose will certainly make an intruder run. After one or two dousings it may learn the lesson and stay away. To protect plants and borders both mothballs and citrus are said to be effective deterrents. Place the mothballs, orange peel or lemon rind in the borders. Alternatively spray cloths with orange scented air freshener and place the cloths around the plants you wish to protect. Other known cat repellents are cayenne pepper, coffee grounds, pipe tobacco, lavender oil, lemon grass oil, citronella oil, eucalyptus oil and mustard oil. Certain herbs are said to deter cats. In particular rue but not catmint which has the opposite effect. Coleus canina is another plant which is marketed by one merchant as a cat repellent. The broadcaster Jerry Baker has suggested treating your yard with a tonic made from chewing tobacco, urine, birth control pills, mouthwash, molasses, detergent and beer. A smallholder has reported success using dried rabbit blood but you may feel that the ingredients listed in the previous paragraph should be tried first. If you visit your local garden center or hardware store you will find several cat repellent products on sale. These range from electric water sprinklers and ultrasonic devices to sprays and granules. Motion activated sprinklers act in the same way as a burglar alarm using an infra red detector. When the cat enters the area covered by the detector the sprinkler shoots out a jet of water to scare the animal away. It is claimed that, after one or two encounters with the jet, the cat will learn to avoid the area. Ultrasonic devices emit a high frequency sound which is annoying to cats (and dogs) but is not audible to humans. There are various different models some of which operate continuously and others which have an infra red detector and only emit a pulse of sound when the cat triggers the device. To be successful you need to ensure that the model is powerful enough to cover the area you wish to protect. In addition make sure that the sound frequency is designed for larger animals since some models are intended to deter insects and so would be no use for cats. There are also commercial scent cat repellents. Those that use chemicals should be kept away from any food crops but the essential oil based granule varieties act in the same way as orange and lemon peel mentioned above. Another way to keep a cat out if the garden is a repellent evaporator which consists of a container holding puffed rice which has been impregnated with essential oils. These are effective for three to four weeks and can then be refilled for a further period. 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