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Emerald Beach, Missouri
For population 25 years and over in Emerald Beach:
For population 15 years and over in Emerald Beach village:
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2012: $660 (0.9%)
Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Fayetteville, AR (43.9 miles , pop. 58,047).
Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Tulsa, OK (129.9 miles , pop. 393,049).
Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Dallas, TX (315.5 miles , pop. 1,188,580).
Nearest cities: Golden, MO (1.9 miles ), Arrow Point, MO (1.9 miles) , Chain-O-Lakes, MO (2.0 miles) , Shell Knob, MO (2.1 miles ), Eagle Rock, MO (2.2 miles) , Holiday Island, AR (2.7 miles ), Beaver, AR (3.0 miles) , Eureka Springs, AR (3.5 miles ).
Single-family new house construction building permits:
Number of permits per 10,000 residents
Average cost (in $1000s)
Latitude: 36.57 N, Longitude: 93.67 W
Area code commonly used in this area: 417
Unemployment in July 2013:
Unemployment by year (%)
Population change in the 1990s: +77 (+44.5%).
Work and jobs in Emerald Beach: detailed stats about occupations, industries, unemployment, workers, commute
Average climate in Emerald Beach, Missouri
Based on data reported by over 4,000 weather stations
Tornado activity:
Emerald Beach-area historical tornado activity is slightly above Missouri state average. It is 137% greater than the overall U.S. average.
On 3/24/1954, a category F3 (max. wind speeds 158-206 mph) tornado 10.1 miles away from the Emerald Beach village center injured 2 people and caused between $5000 and $50,000 in damages.
On 3/24/1954, a category F3 tornado 16.8 miles away from the village center injured 4 people and caused between $500 and $5000 in damages.
Earthquake activity:Emerald Beach-area historical earthquake activity is significantly below Missouri state average. It is 97% smaller than the overall U.S. average.
On 6/27/2000 at 01:28:45, a magnitude 3.9 (3.9 LG, 3.7 LG, Depth: 0.1 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: II - III) earthquake occurred 74.2 miles away from the city center
On 9/7/2007 at 10:40:47, a magnitude 3.1 (3.1 MD, Depth: 0.1 mi) earthquake occurred 40.6 miles away from Emerald Beach center
On 3/30/2001 at 17:13:55, a magnitude 3.1 (3.1 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 95.9 miles away from the city center
Magnitude types: regional Lg-wave magnitude (LG), duration magnitude (MD)
Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Barry County (16) is greater than the US average (12).
Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 12
Emergencies Declared: 4
Causes of natural disasters: Storms: 10, Floods: 9, Tornadoes: 8, Winter Storms: 5, Hurricane: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category).
Hospitals/medical centers near Emerald Beach:
Colleges/universities with over 2000 students nearest to Emerald Beach:
Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2012: 10.9%
(9.8% for White Non-Hispanic residents, 0.0% for American Indian residents, 33.3% for two or more races residents)
Average household size:
Percentage of family households:
Percentage of households with unmarried partners:
Likely homosexual households (counted as self-reported same-sex unmarried-partner households)
Detailed information about poverty and poor residents in Emerald Beach, MO
Emerald Beach compared to Missouri state average:
Educational Attainment (%) in 2012
School Enrollment by Level of School (%) in 2012
Most commonly used house heating fuel:
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Religion statistics for Emerald Beach village (based on Barry County data)Percentage of population affiliated with a religious congregations: 61.28%
Breakdown of population affiliated with a religious congregations
Tables represent county-level data.
Food Environment Statistics:
Number of grocery stores: 7
Number of supercenters and club stores: 1
Number of convenience stores (no gas): 3
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 23
Number of full-service restaurants: 27
Adult diabetes rate:
Adult obesity rate:
Low-income preschool obesity rate:
Emerald Beach government finances - Expenditure in 2002 (per resident):
Emerald Beach government finances - Revenue in 2002 (per resident):
Emerald Beach government finances - Cash and Securities in 2002 (per resident):
8.75% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($34,062 average adjusted gross income)
10 or fewer of this county's residents moved from foreign countries between 2005 and 2006.
Top counties from which taxpayers relocated into this county between 2005 and 2006:
7.60% of this county's 2005 resident taxpayers moved to other counties in 2006 ($44,255 average adjusted gross income)
10 or fewer of this county's residents moved to foreign countries between 2005 and 2006.
Top counties to which taxpayers relocated from this county between 2005 and 2006:
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FCC Registered Antenna Towers:5
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I've worked for the Missouri Press Association since 1979. I testified on a bill in the legislature for the first time in 1982. The press association and Missouri newspapers have been involved in every so-called Sunshine Law revision and every effort for increased government transparency since Missouri's Sunshine Law was passed in 1973.
I don't get paid with taxpayer money.
It's frustrating to argue against opponents of open government who are paid with tax money. This is your tax money, legislative constituents' tax money and my tax money.
Everywhere you turn there's an association whose dues are collected from tax money. Cities pay dues to their association, counties pay dues, school districts pay dues, ambulance districts, fire protection districts, the county clerks, the police chiefs, the county assessors, the county sheriffs, the county collectors. You get the picture.
Do these dues come from the pockets of individuals' private funds? No, the city councils, county commissions, school boards, ambulance boards, fire protection district boards and so on vote to join these associations and pay the annual dues to their respective associations with tax money.
And, in turn, the associations hire individuals to lobby, and often those lobbyists are directed by the associations to testify against and derail open government issues.
The sponsor of House Bill 145, Rep. Shane Schoeller (R-Willard), and 11 House co-sponsors are trying to shed some light on this issue. House Bill 145 would require any entity receiving state funds to publish the name and compensation of each lobbyist employed by the entity and the name and membership dues paid to any other entity.
I'm a believer in free speech, and individuals have a constitutional right to come to Jefferson City and meet with elected officials to present their concerns on issues.
But not on the taxpayer's dime.
Let me list some examples, in no particular order, that have happened in the past couple of decades where public money has been used in attempts to close information to the public.
Public hospitals, built and supported by taxpayers, and their administrators and lobbyists wanted to close various financial records to the public.
Police and law enforcement lobbyists for three or four years running wanted to shield internal investigation reports generated when complaints are filed against police officers. The press association believes the reports should be treated just like any other incident report and available to the public.
The press association went through a tussle with the counties and their lobbyists to keep their annual financial statements easily accessible to the public.
State corrections lobbyists and officials successfully closed information to the public about how Missouri executes death row inmates.
Attempts were made by Missouri county collectors to keep tax records and taxpayer information from the public. This information should be open. Citizens need to know if their neighbors are paying their taxes.
There are other examples I could list.
My point is that public funds shouldn't be used for lobbying against the public.
On the local level, public funds are not supposed to be used for promoting ballot issues such as school bond issues or city or county issues involving taxes.
But in Jefferson City, the public's tax money is being spent to hire lobbyists.
If nothing else, there needs to be accountability to the public on how their tax dollars are being spent by various associations.
If an organization receives sources of taxpayer funding, then it should be required to report funding, and it should be required to report who gets the money, how much they get and for what purpose it's spent on lobbying.
Doug Crews is executive director of the Missouri Press Association in Columbia.


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Diana Haberkamp, Executive Director
Diana has two children and a husband with Neurofibromatosis Type 1 and has been involved with the organization since 1997. She became our new executive director in 2008. Diana has a background in real estate. marketing, information technology and more. Between her now adult children and her husband, she has dealt with many of the complications of NF1. She has a real dedication to the cause and to the families and individuals dealing with neurofibromatosis and a determination to the bring a brighter future to her family and others.
Jenny Perkins, Event Coordinator
Jenny has a nephew with NF1. She was involved with our Great Steps walk in Naperville since the beginning and ran her own business. Jenny joined us in December of 2011 and oversees our various fundraising/awareness raising efforts. She has a real passion and joy for the work and looks forward to hearing from other people who are eager to make a difference in the neurofibromatosis cause.
Liz Campana, Outreach Coordinator and Administrative Assistant
Liz is a Mom of a daughter who has NF1. She joined the office in 2012 but has been involved with NF Midwest since 1998, serving as a past Board Member, volunteer and fundraiser. With a strong bookkeeping and administrative background she keeps things humming along. More importantly, Liz has a heart for the NF cause and is committed to the fight of finding a cure in her daughters' lifetime. She cares, and is here to help when you call.
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Gail Mavrogenes, President
Gail is a founding member of NF Midwest. She also helped establish the National Neurofibromatosis Foundation which is now known as the Children's Tumor Foundation. She is also a long-time business owner and former member of the Peace Corp.
Charles Todd, Vice President
Gordon Cummings, Treasurer
Ellen Gallagher, CPM, Secretary
Ellen has no one personally affected by NF, but is has a strong desire to raise awareness and support for NF. Working with Murray Commercial in St. Charles, Ellen manages a lease portfolio in excess of $5,000,000.00 with a thoughtful approach to property management encompassing the physical asset, the financial stability of that asset and maintaining positive tenant relations.
Ellen has a bachelor of science degree from Northern Illinois University, Illinois Brokers License and achieved her Certified Property Manager Designation, CPM in 2008 from the Institute of Real Estate Management, IREM, the highest level awarded in the field of property management.
Keeping active in the community, Ellen served on the Board of Directors for the St. Charles Chamber of Commerce, on the Legislative Committee and a member of the Western DuPage Chamber of Commerce.
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Morris is a town in Jefferson County, Alabama, United States. It is north of the Birmingham suburb of Gardendale.
Morris is located at 33°44′51″N 86°48′25″W / 33.74750°N 86.80694°W (33.747374, -86.807023).[1]
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 3.1 square miles (8.0 km2), of which, 3.0 square miles (7.8 km2) of it is land and 0.33% is water.
The town is named after Mary Hunter "Mae" Morris, an early female pioneer of the region.
Morris is named as the most Conservative town in Alabama.
As of the census[2] of 2000, the total population was 1,922. There were 708 households and 575 families residing in the town. The population density was 600.2 people per square mile (232.0/km²). There were 619 housing units at an average density of 225.7 per square mile (87.3/km²). The racial makeup of the town was 98.54% White, 0.5% Black or African American, 0.01% Native American, 0.3% Asian, 0.1% from other races, and 0.60% from two or more races. 0.38% of the population were Hispanic or Latino of any race.
There were 662 households out of which 43.5% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 71.0% were married couples living together, 9.5% had a female householder with no husband present, and 17.1% were non-families. 15.4% of all households were made up of individuals and 5.9% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.76 and the average family size was 3.07.
In the town the population was spread out with 28.4% under the age of 18, 8.3% from 18 to 24, 32.5% from 25 to 44, 22.0% from 45 to 64, and 8.9% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 34 years. For every 100 females there were 94.2 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 90.0 males.
The median income for a household in the town was $46,296, and the median income for a family was $51,314. Males had a median income of $38,500 versus $31,224 for females. The per capita income for the town was $19,924. About 0.3% of families and 0.5% of the population were below the poverty line, including none of those under age 18 and 2.0% of those age 65 or over.
Bryan Elementary School, North Jefferson Middle School and Mortimer Jordan High School are all located in the nearby City of Kimberly.
Notable native[edit]
- Peter Tom Willis, former NFL quarterback
- ^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12. Retrieved 2011-04-23.
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
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Last week, Austin Ruse, head of the Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute (C-FAM), was among the Americans scheduled to speak at a conference in Moscow sponsored by close allies of Russian President Vladimir Putin that ended with a call for countries around the world to pass laws restricting LGBT rights. Ruse was a member of the planning committee for the event, which was originally organized under the name of the Illinois-based World Congress of Families — WCF dropped its official sponsorship after it came under pressure after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. So it was... MORE >
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This week, a number of American Religious Right activists are participating an in international forum on "large families and the future of mankind," which is organized and funded by a number of close allies of Russian President Vladimir Putin and kicked off its session at the Kremlin yesterday with the reading of a personal message from Putin himself. Among the Americans speaking at the forum, according to a preliminary schedule, are the National Organization for Marriage's Brian Brown, the Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute's Austin Ruse, Family Watch... MORE >
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Not only did Austin Ruse lose his gig guest hosting at American Family Radio after calling for left-leaning professors to be shot, but he has now lost one of the board members of his lobbying organization, the Catholic Family & Human Rights Institute (C-FAM). Yesterday, Faithful America launched a petition asking Monsignor Anthony Frontiero of the St. Joseph Cathedral in Manchester, New Hampshire, to resign from C-FAM's board of directors. Today, Frontiero informed Faithful America in an email that he has resigned. Besides Ruse, there are now just two members left of C-FAM'... MORE >
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Perhaps we shouldn't have been surprised that Catholic Family & Human Rights Institute head Austin Ruse wanted to have liberal and women's studies professors "taken out and shot," as he once called for the murder of Hillary Clinton. Back in 2001, Catholics for Choice released a report [PDF] on Ruse and his lobbying efforts at the United Nations, especially his campaign against the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and the Beijing Platform for Action, which he dubbed the work of "radical feminists." The report... MORE >
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I would walk 500 miles; Lenora flew 7,000 miles for the Golden Heart
The RWA Golden Heart contest is the award that all new authors covet and daydream about winning when they should actually be writing. Some of us might have even bought a dress that they would wear for the day they win the award (It's a gold floor length gown and it will go fabulous with my Golden Heart). Our own Mary Oldham was nominated in 2012 and Asa Maria Bradley was a finalist this year for her novel, Valhalla's King. But my friend, Lenora Bell, traveled all the way from Bolivia to accept her 2014 Golden Heart award. To join in her celebration, let me share her story.
Lenora Bell writes fun, sensual Regency-set romance novels that feature strong, sexy heroes who can only be reformed by the most extraordinary heroines. Past careers include sultry lounge singer, vintage store owner, and, far less romantically, salmon cannery grunt. Lenora has lived and worked on five continents and currently shares a home in Bolivia with her carpenter husband, cranky twenty-one-year-old cat, and precarious piles of books.
What story did you submit to the Golden Heart?
My Regency-set historical romance manuscript CHARLENE AND THE DUCHESS FACTORY. It's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory meets The Bachelor. It's part of a three book series and the next two books are inspired by Alice in Wonderland and The Wizard of Oz.
When did you complete this story and has it been submitted/won any other contests?
I thought of the title for CHARLENE AND THE DUCHESS FACTORY before I started writing. It just popped into my head one day in a used bookstore that had no romance section (I know, WTF!). I was thumbing through Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and I thought, hmm…this is kind of like a romance novel plot–a rich, successful, powerful guy who needs an heir to his empire.
I started the book then set it aside to write a different project. I came back to it a few months before the Golden Heart entries were due, polished the first fifty pages, and whipped the rest into a semblance of order. I've never entered it in any other contests, and this was the first time I entered the Golden Heart.
What were you doing when you found out that you were a finalist?
I don't think anyone ever forgets exactly what they were doing when they received the Golden Heart call. I live overseas in Bolivia, so I knew the stateside phone number I submitted wouldn't work. I kept obsessively refreshing my email to see if there was anything from RWA. I was also lurking on the Ruby-Slippered Sisterhood site because they were blogging about the Golden Heart finalists all day. I heart the Rubies!
When I received the email from RWA asking for an alternate phone number because they couldn't get in touch with me, my pulse started racing. I'm pretty sure at some point my boss asked me to track down a document and all I did was grunt. Nothing, and no one, was going to separate me from my landline phone. Because it was going to ring. Any moment.
It rang. The RWA angels sang. And life hasn't been the same since.
How far did you travel from to attend the ceremony? Why was it important to you to attend in person?
I actually traveled all the way from Bolivia to attend the RWA Conference. But I was lucky because one of my best friends planned her wedding in Alaska the week before the conference. So I could justify the writing conference because of the wedding. Romance all around!
I really wanted to be there in person because I had a Golden Heart nominated manuscript to pitch, and I wanted to catch up with all of my amazing writer friends. I met Tessa Dare and Courtney Milan back in 2006 during the Avon Fan Lit contest, and we became friends and critique partners. They are my inspiration!
How are the Golden Heart finalists treated at the RWA Conference?
Being a Golden Heart finalist has lots of perks, including a pretty golden heart pin and silk ribbon to place on your conference badge, the chance to attend The Golden Network's retreat the day before the conference starts (totally worth it!), and VIP seating for the awards ceremony. You also have the exciting opportunity to mingle with all the fantastic RITA finalists. There's one more huge perk and that's the built in community you find with the other finalists. This year's group, The Dream Weavers, is full of such talent and passion.
Tell us about the Awards Ceremony?
The Awards Ceremony is very glamorous. I really felt like I should have found a dress with more sequins because everyone was so sparkly. YA author Simone Elkeles was the emcee and she did a fabulous job making us all laugh, cry, and sing along to Journey.
They announce the winners of the Golden Heart first, and then the RITAs. When my photo showed up on screen, I sat there, stunned, for fully five seconds. I never lost that dazed, is-this-really-happening-to-me expression the entire night. I just couldn't believe it.
In my acceptance speech I gave Eloisa James a shout-out for being my gateway drug into mainstream romance. After my speech, she came up and had her photo taken with me and said it was a thrill for her. For her? Oh my sweet lord. That entire evening was the craziest, most exciting joy ride of my life.
What is it about the Golden Heart that is so special?
RWA's Golden Heart contest is an unparalleled opportunity for unpublished romance writers. There are no guarantees of success in this business, but having that Golden Heart final at the beginning of your pitch ensures that your submission will at least float to the top of the slush heap. And winning the contest is a big part of the reason I found my amazing agent, Alexandra Machinist with ICM Partners.
Wait, what? I have an agent? I still can't believe that this is my life right now. Thank you, RWA!
What are your plans for the future?
Finish revisions on CHARLENE AND THE DUCHESS FACTORY, send to my agent, and cross my fingers, eyes, toes that an editor falls in love with Liam and Charlene's story!
Thank you for allowing me to share Lenora's story with you. Do you feel like you know her well enough to play Two truths and a lie? Take a guess and the answer will be revealed tomorrow.
- Lenora got married in Bangkok.
- Lenora has never read Fifty Shades of Gray.
- Ethan Hawke came backstage to say hi to Lenora after she was the lead in her high school musical.
We're All Liars Here by Gina Fluharty
Tomorrow we—as a nation—will celebrate ultimate victory. We'll blow shit up in honor of the birth of a free nation. Tyranny's defeat. The start of a despotic campaign to subjugate a native population under the guise of progress and freedom. But do we Janes want to talk about that? Hell no. We'd rather talk about pain and misfortune, aka REJECTION.
I'd love to tell you that I handle rejection with grace and aplomb but most of you already know I'm a big, fat, hairy liar who gives Pinocchio a long, hard run for good money. So for the sake of you, my dearest reader, I'll stick with truth—straight-up bourbon-infused truth.
Rejection sucks wind harder than a one-nostriled asthmatic marathoner with emphysema. Rejection blows worse than a cheap hooker with rusty braces. Rejection feasts on the precious pearls of love and wisdom that drip from our curled…well, you get the picture.
It hurts. I used to think sad panda was just a cute emoji but I've discovered it's an actual and factual emotion. Sad panda sucks sweaty jock ass. But after sad panda abates—with the love and encouragement of excellent friends and copious amounts of booze—it's time to read WHY rejection happened.
I've been rejected a few times now and only once did I shout, "Alright!" and fist pump the heavens. That first rejection meant I could go PRO in RWA and it's the only rejection that felt good. I highly recommend it to all of our new chapter members. If the pin was better, I'd demand they go PRO just to sport it.
But I digress. I've been rejected by three publishers in various ways. Silence was my least favorite. They even said in the confirmation e-mail that no news was the news if they didn't like it. The second house was via a form letter—professional but gave no clue as to why. But my third—and the publisher I am fixated on—gave me feedback. Actual someone-took-the-time-to-tell-me-there-were-issues letters. I LOVE those letters. They give me hope. They tell me if I'd like to address said issues and rewrite the book, I can RESUBMIT! Holy crap, honest-to-goodness HOPE wells in me when I read those words. And it keeps my ass in the chair and my fingers on the keyboard.
So to sum up, rejection is no one's end game but it is a big part of the game. A long con instead of a quick shell game, if you will. Keep writing, finish books, submit to agents or editors and repeat. Over and over until finally, CONTRACT.
And now it's time to share: Tell me either your worst rejection or your funniest.
Pitching at Nationals by Cassiel Knight
I wrote this for the PRO Bootcamp on all things RWA Nationals coming up at the end of July in Anaheim. Are you going? This will be my last one for a while so I'm going to make the most of it. Anyway, I thought I'd share the post I wrote about pitching at Nationals. And while the focus is Nationals, much of the pitching advice is the same anywhere.
While pitching is stressful overall, pitching at Nationals is easily the most feared. And why wouldn't it be? You are in a huge room filled with agents and editors, your future 'employers', and are surrounded by your competition. With over 100 in the room at one time, the large room is loud and full of distractions.
Not a very positive way to start off a post is it?
But don't worry. It is nerve-wracking to pitch at Nationals–I'm not going to lie to you and say it's a piece of cake. For some it is. For others, the stomach starts turning and doesn't stop even after you've walked away from the tables.
As a veteran pitcher and volunteer at the agent/editor pitch sessions, I'm here to teach you the things you can do to make it less stressful. I encourage those of you who have pitched at Nationals to come for and share your experiences and tips since we all have different ways of approaching these.
To start, let me tell you a little about what you can expect.
For the room and set up, both are often different from conference to conference. It usually means a large room for pitching and some kind of holding area. The holding area can be a separate room like it was last year, or in the same huge area like it was the year before.
Anyway, while the set-up is different, the process is the same. The agents and editors are seated at small tables in rows throughout the room. They are usually scheduled for their times in alphabetical order by first name or last name (that keeps changing but you'll know when you get there . For example, there may be five rows with six agents and editors in each row.
When you arrive, on time! and at least 10 minutes before your session, you'll check in and be directed to a holding area with others pitching at the same time and in the same row.
At some point, usually about 3-5 minutes before your time, you'll be lined up based on your time and row. For example, your row contains five agents/editors: Elizabeth, Joe, John, Mary, Laura. Your pitch is to Mary. You'll be lined up in the fourth row.
When time is called for the people before you, you'll be directed to start walking to your row. Follow the instructions and you'll find Mary. Then it's time to sit down and do your thing.
At the end of the session, you'll leave and at this point, you can go see if you can get in another pitch with someone else or come back at another time and the process starts again, or you can leave and enjoy the rest of the conference.
Sounds pretty easy doesn't it? It is. Just pay attention to the instructions–the RWA office staff in charge of this portion of Nationals has also done this for years.
Here are some tips and insights I've gathered from these three years of Nationals observing conference attendees and talking to the agents and editors.
* Wear comfortable clothes. If that is dressing up for you, go for it. Whatever makes you comfortable. If it's jeans, do it. There are a lot of schools of thought on this but from what I see, as long as you are neat, clean and presentable, it doesn't matter if you were are in a suit, dress or jeans. When you are comfortable, that will shine through. That's what is important.
* Be on time! I noted this above. Seriously, be on time. I know there are a lot of things going on at Nationals. I get it. Everyone gets it. It's not an excuse and it will NOT save your appointment time. I understand and appreciate that you may have to give up something you want to do to make your appointment. I say it's your job. Just like (I hope) you wouldn't be late to job interview, your wedding or the birth of your child <grin>, don't be late for your pitch appointment.
What's the worst that can happen? You won't get your chance in front of the agent/editor you're dying to see that just might want you and your story. Someone could pop on here and say that they missed their appointment but were still able to meet the agent/editor. That's great. But why take the chance? I can't stress this enough. If you are late, you will lose your spot. The staff works hard to ensure it goes off smoothly–if you aren't there, someone else gets your slot. Don't do that to yourself; be on time.
* While you are in the holding area, be mindful of the noise volume. Even though, most often, the waiting room is separate from the main area, it can get very loud. When you are sitting in front of your E/A, the last thing you want is to be distracted by the talking and laughing from the waiting room. Keep that in mind when you are waiting. I'm not saying be silent; I'm saying moderation.
* Don't forget to smile and introduce yourself when you sit down with the E/A. It makes everything seem more human and is a good way to establish rapport. Others may disagree with me on this but don't hand them your business card right away. What if they don't ask for material? Just wait until the end. Another thing, and I believe it was mentioned earlier, there are two things to make your business card stand out for the E/A: 1) Blank backside or, instead of that, 2) your story's tagline on the back. I've heard from several E/As that they like to either jot notes on the blank side to jog their memories of enticing pitches or your tagline will do the same thing.
Oh, and a note on bringing material. Sigh. I've seen and heard it done successfully but in 90% of the cases, don't bring or hand them material. If you feel you must, have it with you and if they ask, only then, hand it out. More times than not, they aren't going to ask. They don't need the paper. I know Nationals, at New York, was different last year and some asked for material on site. But they were local. Most of them aren't going to be this year. And the good thing about email, is you can simply email the material later. I did that last year. I met, informally, with an agent and she asked for my full. Obviously, I didn't have it with me, but I emailed it to her when I got back to my room. The same thing can hold true for a requested partial.
* Keep your actual pitch short. You get 10 minutes but don't fill it up with the pitch. Give the E/A plenty of time to ask questions, at least three minutes. Who knows? With that extra time, your answer may be what they use to ask for more. And you want to leave time for that too. Because there are a bunch of us whose job is to boot pitchers from their seats and I hate to do that. So, be respectful of the person coming behind you and leave plenty of time for you to get those all important request instructions.
On another note, I know it's tempting to rattle on and on about your book trying to pack in as much story as you can but resist doing that. Even if the E/A is silent and you are nervous. It's a well-known technique that interviewers use that if they are silent long enough, the interviewees will ultimately say something that will rule them out. Now, I'm not saying that the E/As do that. But don't leave yourself open for that to happen. I've seen it. It's sad.
* Practice your pitch as much as you can so it sounds smooth but don't fret if you find yourself having to read from your cards. Try not to, but don't worry if you have to. I've heard from E/As on both sides–some think it means you don't know your story well enough while others understand you are nervous so they are okay with you reading. If you keep your pitch short and concise, you should be able to memorize it enough. Keep your cards available in case your nervousness gets to be too much.
* This is a big one and believe me, the E/As see this happening. It's not always possible to, by the time you signed up, get the E/A you really wanted (hooray for you if you did). Hopefully, you've done your research and gotten someone else who might be a fit. You will get an opportunity to find open slots with other E/As. Be smart about it and don't just pitch to any E/A that's on the list. As I said, I've volunteered extensively at Nationals the last few years and I've seen those who flit from E/A to E/A with no apparent method to this madness. I noticed it. And believe me, the E/As do. Not in a good way, either. To them, it means you haven't taken the time to make sure you are pitching your story to the one who it fits best. Sure, sometimes it isn't always easy to know but do the best you can. Take those extra pitches but take them smartly. Don't throw pasta against the wall and hope it sticks.
Pitching is done. Now what? Short and sweet. Take a deep breath, pat yourself on the back or seek your friends to do that for you, and above all, if you get a request SEND IT IN! Yes, I put this in all caps for a reason.
A variety of E/As tell me that over 80% of their requests they never see. Never. And another 10% could come in a year later. Their manners dictate they will go ahead and take a look at it but the likelihood that they still want it is slim. I'm not saying it doesn't happen but it is rare. So, send it in. Take time to polish it but send it in at least three months of Nationals.
Hope you've found this useful. If you have questions about anything I've missed, don't hesitate to post a question.


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Just a few things
Hi, There are just a few questions about the game i have just noticed in my 15th gen.
1) Brunette was 10 when her mother died. Stephetto was 13. When i choose who i want to come with me for my next gen, Brunette is 27 and Stephetto is 22. Strange or what?
2) My flea market only updates twice a day. It says it updates three times a day.
3) Stephetto was coughing. I gave him every medicine but nothing cured him. I also checked with the doctor, and he told me to give Stephetto some Antitissuve syrup. I gave it to him and he was still sitting on the floor coughing. And hiz health is down to half way?
I would be very grateful to anyone who can answer, Magicarp123
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Hi, Btw i just thought on no 1. It was strange how the difference between their ages changed. Magicarp123
Answer from: OnePiece:)
1.)Well with The random aging this where even though they were younger than one person and now there older it really just the game choosing a random number from the 20's range.
2.) I don't know. Maybe the flea market updates at 11:59 pm or something for the third change in sales...?
3.) What Stephetto probably has is the goal you may or may not have obtained: Not Just a Virus. Or; Gravely Ill. Because it won't go away. I would probably try the Penicillin. See it that works. If it doesn't just buy all the medicines and give it to him until it works. HIH
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1. The ages are random. Its strange, I know. I was confused at first as well.
2. Have you changed your clock? That could be the cause or it could be just a glitch. Also, maybe it changes when your sleeping and you don't know.
3.Okay, try giving him the antibiotics. They should help and then give him the anttisuve syrup or whatever its called. That should work, if not then well I don't know.
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Give him an antibiotic it worked for me when that happened I hope I helped p.s. I am going to try to answer everyone's questions on here I have played this game for a long time and I can help
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It might possibly be a glitch i dont really know much about it so sorry.
Answer from: I m
Well numer one it is simple they change ages it would be weird if you had a child at 10. Number 2 I have the same problem I guess it just happens or mane you just don't check at that time and number 3 mabe you didn't put in Hume exalt or just a glitch Trust me
Answer from: Peace
1. They do that because a 10 nor 13 year old child can run the house can they? Unfortunately not.
2. I really don't know how to answer this question. Maybe you weren't there when it changed?
3. Give it to him again until he feels better. It might be a serious infection.
Answer from: Magicarp123
Hi, Thank you to everyone who has answered so far. Special thanks to onepiece, clealxander and peace. ???? you have all helped me. From, Magicarp123
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There should be no debate about this Florida is hot and humid. In southern California the temperature can be in the mid 60's all year round. In northern California it provides some of the best and most scenic national parks in the world including yosemite, sequoia, and Kings Canyon. When people think of California they think of the beach and big cities but they don't seem to remember the variety of places to visit that this wonderful state has.
The guy below me that said it is in the mid 60's all year round: you're an idiot and you clearly don't live in California if you believe that laugh out loud I lived their for 18 years. Hated every minute. Crowded, expensive, rude people. This and New York are 2 of the worst states to live in. Only plus side of California: Orange County, the beach, anywhere except LA, Sacramento, and San Francisco. Basically anywhere but the big cities.
You're probably wondering why California is all the way down at #5. Well I picked the best state, #1 as Florida because it's cheaper than California! They are very similar states, except price wise. Also the California government is crashing and is in debt! The taxes in California are also 10%!
[Newest]Best weather, nice scenery ( in national parks like Yosemite), and a life expectancy of over 80 years old are ways to describe California. There are cool beaches and a diverse population. California also has the most Native American tribes.
2New York
The lake effect snow is awesome! (Especially Tug Hill) Florida completely sucks in all ways and only the mountains of California are good.
New York has so many cool attractions like the Statue of Liberty, The Empire and Chrysler buildings!
New York has the Statue of Liberty and it has the biggest city in the us. Most events happen there.
Florida is my favorite state BY FAR! It has gorgeous beaches, amazing cities, and Disney World, which is my favorite amusement park :) I LOVE FLORIDA! I know the drivers are terrible, but all of the other amazing experiences it has to offer make up for that one downside! Florida is amazing <3
I Live in florida and let me tell it pretty awesome especially because has nice weather all the time and its the state that doesn't also its known for its great beaches/ Florida is where all NASA Shuttles take off Including Apollo 13 And florida is amazing Orlando, Miami, clearwater, and Tampa.
I know I'm probably going to get shot for putting this above California, but let's face it, Florida is the best of all. It has beautiful beaches, TONS of amazing amusement parks, great cities (MIAMI), and tons of other attractions that make this the best state in America!
[Newest]What makes this state beautiful is the ocean.
Texas is the great state you can say every bad thing you want about Texas but every one loves the lone star state and you can't deny that
Even though it is hot it is still a nice place to live. Austin Dallas and everything else!
Two Six Flags parks, good beaches, Dallas, and Austin make this state AWESOME
[Newest]In the summer, the state is hot and lovely.
Cold winters and summers that are not that hot. I love winter, so our cold and deep snow and below zero is beautiful.
I live in Bloomington, it's nice and quiet and safe and we have the Mall of America. The Twin Cities are not dangerous, they are safe and so much fun. We have the best changing leaves in the fall, with gigantic leaf piles.
I have three daughters (eleven, nine, and three), and a dog. I consider this the best place to raise kids.
MOA (as us Minnesotans call it) has an American Girl Store (we love AG), an INDOOR amusement park (our favorites are the log chute and the Backyardigans Swing), a movie theater, an aquarium, and more.
There's Irvine Park in St. Paul, and the Minneapolis Institute of Art in Minneapolis.
Minnesota is the best state ever and there is always something to do. Bloomington is a suburb of Twin Cities, so we are part of the Twin Cities, not outstate!
I live in Bloomington, it's nice and quiet and safe and we have the Mall of America. The Twin Cities are not dangerous, they are safe and so much fun. We have the best changing leaves in the fall, with gigantic leaf piles.
I have three daughters (eleven, nine, and three), and a dog. I consider this the best place to raise kids.
MOA (as us Minnesotans call it) has an American Girl Store (we love AG), an INDOOR amusement park (our favorites are the log chute and the Backyardigans Swing), a movie theater, an aquarium, and more.
There's Irvine Park in St. Paul, and the Minneapolis Institute of Art in Minneapolis.
Minnesota is the best state ever and there is always something to do. Bloomington is a suburb of Twin Cities, so we are part of the Twin Cities, not outstate!
State of Hockey. State of the Accent. Only State with a town that has two official Languages, New Ulm, MN (English, German)
This place is GORGEOUS! I love it! Every corner of Hawaii is beautiful and amazing!
Hawaii is the best place for vacation. It is a clean island with a lot of excitement.
Maui, I am going there this summer of 2013.
Colorado is the best state ever! We have mountains, awesome ski resorts, and red rocks ampitheater, known as the best place in america to see a concert! You will die an unhappy person if you don't go to Colorado!
In southern cities like Colorado Springs Or Pueblo, it is sunny and beautiful like New Mexico.
Chicago AKA the Windy City is a nice place to be. A lot of job opportunities right by Lake Michigan and has the 2nd tallest building in the world.
if you have to live in this country do it in Illinois
From big cities to country! Illinois is a great place for tourism!
[Newest]Chicago is my favorite city
9North Carolina
Friendly people, fairly cold winters, and hot summers. Pepsi was invented in North Carolina and so was airplanes. Great beaches, and lots of things to do!
Mountains, Foothills, Beaches, Fantastic Food, Our State Magazine, face it... North Carolina has it all.
Charlotte is the place to be!
I have almost spent 1 day here!
I have almost spent 1 day here!
Pennsylvania is by far the most underrated state. It has preserved its culture and beauty. Sometimes I think you haven't lived in America until you've toured the Amish and historic areas of the state. Plus, you can't forget that Philadelphia is here, history and all. And what would we do without Hershey's?
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The land of cheese and beer, need I say anymore, where else can you expeirance all types of weather in four days?
Cold winters and great cheese! Friendly people and so many friendly people.
Where else could you find beautiful scenery and rivers? Maine! Friendly people, quiet, and beautiful.
Cedar Point is one of the greatest amusement parks I've ever been to, Cincinnati is a great city, and the whole state is just a beautiful place
They have rebelled against the government and failed 5 times.
Ohio has every thing really cars the first person to step on the moon everyone is an idiot.
Lakes, mountains, cold winters and chilly summers, and kind people. Awesome!
Washington. You can find a happy medium for all. As far as the person who disputed the 60s weather and said they lived there for 18 years and is sucked? Does that mean you lived in every part?
What is Virginia doing on this list? This state is the WORST! Rude people, Ghetto, and this place is disgusting. The only good thing about Virginia is Bucsh Gardens. that's IT.
I may go there to see my 63 year old aunt.
There would be no Washington DC if it were not for Maryland. It may not be the best state ever, but it is an extremely important one.
Maryland is the best state, not California!
Maryland rocks the most, not California!
Uh... Have you seen our National Parks. That's right. Utah has everything from the best snow on Earth, to beaches by our Great Salty lake. We get wonderfully warm summers and beautiful white Christmas's. Yeah. Utah is the best ever!
We are the best. How is Nebraska better than Utah? Can anyone answer me this question? The answer to that riddle is no.
Lots of snow. Oregon has the best rain and gardens. It's great!
I am from Oregon but I now live in Texas. Oregon is awesome ith fresh air huge trees and large hills
People are nice, in Indianapolis, they have the #1 children's museum in the United States! Also, lots of sports and fun museums to go around! Even in the biggest metropolitan area in the state totaling at over 1.7 million, (Carmel-Indianapolis) prices for houses are very reasonable! Also, there are nice colleges, like Purdue University.
We have colleges, colts, Indianapolis and fort Wayne, and best of all CORN! So lets be honest everybody loves corn!
Indiana is the second largest producer of ice cream...
Has lots of country rural areas...
Has some of the best hospitality in the world...
But who can say no to ICECREAM...especially indiana's hommade!
Has lots of country rural areas...
Has some of the best hospitality in the world...
But who can say no to ICECREAM...especially indiana's hommade!
A lot of people have cottages up in Michigan and you could go fishing in a bunch of lakes to choose from. Pure Michigan.
Detroit is awesome and probably has the greatest airport in America
I live in South East Michigan but Northern Michigan is way better.
Yeah that's right! Warm weather, good education. The only thing missing is a beach, but WHO CARES?!?! There's pools, resorts, good community, SUN TANS! Best state EVER! One reason other states have more votes is OVERPOPULATION! (no offense, they're great, but you got NOTHING on AZ! )
The desert is a great place to look at in the sun.
It has so much variety and beauty
Provides food for the whole world. Mile after mile of corn fields. Lots of pigs and cows.10% of the countries food is from Iowa. WHAT WOULD WE DO WITH OUT IT!
Iowa rocks so shut up. the whole state doesn't smell I would know
Iowa rocks. #1 In literatue. Iowa is home to Ashton Cutcher, Grant wood, & Herbert Hoover.
I do like some other states more but I feel so bad for Massachusetts because it's 38! Boston, Cambridge, Cape Call of Duty, Martha's Vineyard...
Boston is a popular city and they have the 2013 World Series baseball camps.
Boston is a huge, beautiful city, and I love the weather.
25North Dakota
Quiet, cold, and beautiful. So much to do in North Dakota!
Montana is so pretty. It is a awesome state. Yellowstone National Park is in Montana.
Tennessee is awesome. I just think woke people are to lazy to come to Tennessee. Tennessee is fabulous.
Tennessee is the best state ever
Georgia has lakes, good weather, four seasons, nice people, diversity, black women and ATLANTA. I live here and can't get out of here. It's safe, there are jobs, nice people, it's affordable, fun and much more. Come and find out for yourself. Other states suck big time.
You know I'm going to vote Georgia because I live here----I think most people did the same thing for their states :) I don't have anything against any other states but I like them all! They're all unique!
Jekyll Island is a beauty and the place to be.
[Newest]I Love Georgia because the big Sports teams
29South Carolina
I live in Columbia and it's a really good place to live! The education may not be the BEST in the US but we still learn what we need to learn in order to be successful in life! The city is very nice, the state parks are great, and the people are friendly! South Carolina is really not as bad as people say it is. It's a great place!
Nothing could be finer than being in Carolina...
Nebraska has really good places to get jobs. It also has decent weather in the Spring, Summer, and Fall. We don't get earthquakes, tsunamis, nor hurricanes. We do have tornados (rarely), hailstorms/snowstorms, thunderstorms/rainstorms, and very, very few floods though. Nebraska has a high education system. In my opinion, Omaha is the best city there.
+Nebraska is crazy bad weather no jobs NOTHING
Great colleges! Amazing, clean cities to live in! People are also very friendly!
Since I live here I feel obligated to vote for it... But it's not that bad..
I live in and was born in Louisville and how is this not top 3? Muhammad Ali, KFC, And 2 straight NCAA Championships from Kentucky.
33South Dakota
More wars and history than any other state, not to mention Crazy Horse and Rushmore. This state has everything, except for fame apparently
34New Jersey
If you don't live in Newark, Trenton, Camden, Paterson, or any other ghetto here you will live in a great neighborhood at most 1 hour from either NYC or Philly, 2 of the greatest cities in the world. Jersey shore isn't trash like MTV portrays it. You should check out towns here like Franklin Lakes, Saddle River, Alpine, Upper Saddle River, Mendham, Mountain Lakes, the rest of Morris County, Somerset County, Essex Fells, Montclair, West Orange, Livingston, Cherry Hill, Princeton, and places like this. The wealth here is crazy. Your hair will be blown back. This is what Jersey really is. Go to Long Beach Island for a weekend and tell me you want to leave and I'll call you the biggest liar ever for saying that. (Which you are)
welcome to the richest, coolest, densest, former smartest, underrated, east coast, home to the most talented people- state in America. p. s. Atlantic City rules!
Cold winters, sunny summers, friendly people, and nice and quiet! New Jersey rocks!
Las Vegas really makes Nevada popular. If you go there you at least come home with $100.
The warm and hot desert makes it a great state.
There is so much to love about Connecticut.
39New Hampshire
40Rhode Island
People are very friendly, cost of living is reasonable, lots of casinos and after having lived here the last couple of years, after living in 8 other states, MS 'image' is much worse than what it's really like here... I think it's got to be the most 'lied' about state in the nation.
43West Virginia
Arkansas got that southern pride! Once you visit the southern delta of Arkansas, youll find true simple living! And a little of mamma's cornbread! THE SOUTH WILL RISE AGAIN!
50New Mexico
It is a beautiful state and the state to have the most culture, really neat and awesome state. Beautiful time for hiking
Nice and warm weather is just what we need.
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Our specialty is landscape or hardscape construction, such as bluestone, brick, stone, or block patio and walkway design and construction and retaining walls or dry stack stone, block, or brick flower bed walls and softscape construction, such as grading, plantings, lower bed design and planning, sodding or seeding of new lawns, etc.
We service summer residents, year 'round residents, complexes, and commercial properties.
By combining nearly 75 years of landscape knowledge, meticulous attention to detail and outstanding customer service our landscapers are well on our way to achieving our goal. Being a small family run business allows Lewis Landscaping, Inc. to give extra attention and superior supervision to each job.
This gives the customer the security of knowing there is always an owner/supervisor on site to answer any questions, address any concerns and of course guarantee the job is performed and completed in an exceptional manner.