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we are seeking a transportation planner/engineer. duties include traffic impact analyses, traffic operations and traffic engineering studies, traffic safety studies, circulation plans, parking plans for major land development projects, corridor studies and road diets; and traffic planning and transportation engineering for general plans and specific plans, and preparation of inputs to technical reports. incidental travel.
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There is a national park out there for everybody. Whether you think you belong in the mountains or desert, underwater or in a town, there is a park for you. Well, this one is for all the history buffs out there. From east to west, park to monument to historic site, we’ve got you covered, now start planning that historic road trip!
My friend Jonathan from The Royal Tour will be helping me with this one. We each chose our five favorite historic parks to share with you today.
Keep a few things in mind while you read this.
We limited this to parks and sites that we have been to.
I wanted to mix the list up a bit and not just include historic sites because those are the obvious choice.
This is all personal opinion and there is no scientific definitive ranking here.
Why it’s good for history buffs: The park is half nature, half history with over 30 miles of trails and the preserved bathhouses in the actual town of Hot Springs. The eight bathhouses have been converted into a visitor center, a brewery, a spa, a gift shop, and an art gallery.
What not to miss: Drive up to the Hot Springs Mountain Tower and check out the views. Walk around town and enjoy some of the best breakfast ever at The Colonial. Explore the bathhouses and have a beer (or root beer) in the Superior Bathhouse Brewery. If you really want to splurge (it’s not actually horribly expensive) try out the spa services in Quapaw Baths or Buckstaff Baths. If you enjoy hiking, the Goat Rock Trail is a great hike that isn’t super long.
Why it’s good for history buffs: While it may not be typical American History, it is incredibly fascinating. Mesa Verde and the four corners region (Utah, New Mexico, Colorado, and Arizona) is home to some of the most amazing cliff dwellings. They were built by ancestral Puebloans and have survived thousands of years and remain standing today. There are more than 2000 ruin sites at Mesa Verde alone.
What not to miss: Definitely check out all of the mesas. Drive the six-mile Mesa Top Loop and the Cliff Palace/Balcony House Loop on Chapin Mesa. If you have time, take one of the tours to Cliff Palace, Balcony House, or Long House. You need tickets for those and can get them at the visitor center. Check out Step House, Spruce Tree House, and the Far View Sites complex, too.
Why it’s good for history buffs: Well, to start, the city of St. Augustine was founded in 1565 making it the oldest continuously inhabited European established settlement in the continental United States. Now, the fort itself is the oldest masonry fort in the continental United States. It was built between 1672–1695.
What not to miss: There isn’t a ton of stuff to do at the fort, but you can do a self-tour. There are brochures available to guide you through the fort. Join a ranger program to learn about the culture and history of the park. While you’re here, wander around historic St. Augustines cobblestone streets.
Why it’s good for history buffs: While at first glance it may not scream history, it has a surprising amount. You can find petroglyphs scattered around the park and a strong Mormon Pioneer presence. The main area of the park is the Fruita Historic District, which is home to the Historic Gifford Homestead, the Fruita Schoolhouse, and the Merin-Smith Implement Shed. It may not be the typical history you would expect, but it is still very cool to see.
What not to miss: Of course, if you have time and enjoy hiking, make sure to do some of that. Depending on the time of year that you visit, definitely, stop in the orchards to pick some of the best fruit you’ll ever have. But you’re here for the history, so stop in the Gifford House Store and Museum and make sure you try some pie, ice cream, and cinnamon rolls. The salsa is also really good and I always get some when I’m there. Next, head down to Capitol Gorge and hike to the Pioneer Register. It’s an easy, flat walk, partially in a wash. Finally, make sure you stop at the boardwalk on the main highway to see the petroglyphs. You can see some on the way to the Pioneer Register, too.
Why it’s good for history buffs: Well, because it’s Pearl Harbor. The US naval base was established here in 1899 and on December 7, 1941, the base was attacked by the Imperial Japanese Navy airplanes and midget submarines. The US was now part of WWII. All eight US Navy battleships were damaged, while four sank. All were raised except the USS Arizona. The USS Arizona Memorial now stands, well floats, in its place.
What not to miss: The must-do is to go out to the USS Arizona Memorial. Tickets are free for this, but they only give out 1700 per day. Go early, especially during busy times if you want to see it. Check out the visitor center, learn about the other Pearl Harbor Historic Sites, read around the exhibit galleries, and tour the nearby USS Bowfin Submarine.
Why it’s good for history buffs: This is the site of Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo’s first landing in California, making him the first European explorer to set foot in what is now the western United States. A wonderfully done video at the Visitors Center tells the story of his voyage.
What not to miss: The Old Point Loma Lighthouse offers a glimpse into what life in a lighthouse was once like. But the highlight is the Bayside Trail, a short but fairly steep well-maintained trail with sweeping ocean views!
Why: Ancestral Pueblo peoples have lived in this valley for centuries, and the park has both cliff dwellings (including some caveats that you can enter) and ruins of a fairly large town, all accessible just off paved trails. The location of Bandelier makes for an easy day trip from Santa Fe!
What: Admire the stunning rock cliffs, reminiscent of Bryce Canyon. If you are able to climb up some long ladders, make the climb to Alcove House for a stunning view of the valley. Flat trails from the Visitors Center stretch along the creek, making for wonderful strolls through the peaceful scenery.
Why: Manzanar is the first – and best known – camp where Japanese-Americans were kept during World War Two. While much of the camp is no longer standing, some buildings are, holding exhibits that speak to the lives and hardships endured by Americans due to hate and fear of their race. This is a chapter of US history many would prefer to forget, which is why it is so important to visit and remember.
What: There is a self-guided driving tour, but make sure you get out of your car and walk around. The cemetery on the far north end of the camp is especially beautiful and haunting. At some times of the year, survivors of the camp welcome people at the Visitors Center. Meet them, see the video, and explore the museum as well as the exhibits throughout the site.
Why: Of all the Civil War battlefield sites, Shiloh is the best done. Color-coded signs track the progress of every unit that fought here, making it possible to truly experience the battle from the standpoint of any individual soldier. There were more casualties here (nearly 24,000) than in all of America’s previous wars combined. The site is beautiful, belying the horrible bloodshed that took place.
What: Take the self-guided driving tour, which traces all actions in the battle. Pay tribute to the Americans who lost their lives here. Then head south to nearby Corinth, MS to view the museum there. Corinth was an important strategic town and the battle continued there.
Why: Boston has the best collection of Colonial buildings and other points of interest for fans of early American history. Boston NHP is the overarching site, but it is more commonly referred to as the Freedom Trail, a 2.5-mile path through downtown Boston that shows off many of the points of interest, like Paul Revere’s grave and the Massachusetts State House.
What: Walk the Freedom Trail, beginning in Boston Commons. Marvel at the new and old of Boston sitting side by side. Make sure to explore the old cemeteries along the route, as you’ll discover the graves of many famous early Americans. A few sites along the way, such as the Paul Revere House, do have modest fees, but most are free. If you have more time, visit the Bunker Hill Monument, a beautiful obelisk memorializing this key battle of the Revolutionary War.
Now that you know the best historic sites to visit, I hope you can get out to see them if you haven’t already. If you do plan to visit any of these or others, I would recommend getting the America the Beautiful national park pass. It’s $80 and will get you into the NPS sites. Now get out there and enjoy!
Jonathan Berg is a freelance writer and blogger. His blog, The Royal Tour, focuses on the “deeper” side of travel, exploring issues of politics, religion, history, and culture through the lens of unique travel experiences.
Have you been to any of these parks? Which is your favorite park for history?
Great post. I have been to 5 of your 10 but for sure would like to see the others.
Thanks for the helpful info! The only one I have already seen is Mesa Verde so now I have lots of leads for what to plan next. My recommendation is on the opposite side of the country; Grand Portage National Monument is at the Northeast tip of Minnesota. You will learn much about the history of the US/Canada border.
Oh, that would be cool to see! I would love to see Voyageurs, so maybe combine them into a trip (I have no idea how close they are though) but I’m from Wisconsin so maybe on a trip home!
If you don’t mind a few hours of driving between each thing, that should work!
Great post. I have been to Hot Springs. It is worth the drive. I am glad I have a few more places to add to my growing list of places I would like to visit.
Hot Springs is a fun little park!
Great post!! Lots of great options!
Thank you! There are so many more, too!

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there is a national park out there for everybody. whether you think you belong in the mountains or desert, underwater or in a town, there is a park for you. well, this one is for all the history buffs out there. from east to west, park to monument to historic site, we’ve got you covered, now start planning that historic road trip!
my friend jonathan from the royal tour will be helping me with this one. we each chose our five favorite historic parks to share with you today.
keep a few things in mind while you read this.
we limited this to parks and sites that we have been to.
i wanted to mix the list up a bit and not just include historic sites because those are the obvious choice.
this is all personal opinion and there is no scientific definitive ranking here.
why it’s good for history buffs: the park is half nature, half history with over 30 miles of trails and the preserved bathhouses in the actual town of hot springs. the eight bathhouses have been converted into a visitor center, a brewery, a spa, a gift shop, and an art gallery.
what not to miss: drive up to the hot springs mountain tower and check out the views. walk around town and enjoy some of the best breakfast ever at the colonial. explore the bathhouses and have a beer (or root beer) in the superior bathhouse brewery. if you really want to splurge (it’s not actually horribly expensive) try out the spa services in quapaw baths or buckstaff baths. if you enjoy hiking, the goat rock trail is a great hike that isn’t super long.
why it’s good for history buffs: while it may not be typical american history, it is incredibly fascinating. mesa verde and the four corners region (utah, new mexico, colorado, and arizona) is home to some of the most amazing cliff dwellings. they were built by ancestral puebloans and have survived thousands of years and remain standing today. there are more than 2000 ruin sites at mesa verde alone.
what not to miss: definitely check out all of the mesas. drive the six-mile mesa top loop and the cliff palace/balcony house loop on chapin mesa. if you have time, take one of the tours to cliff palace, balcony house, or long house. you need tickets for those and can get them at the visitor center. check out step house, spruce tree house, and the far view sites complex, too.
why it’s good for history buffs: well, to start, the city of st. augustine was founded in 1565 making it the oldest continuously inhabited european established settlement in the continental united states. now, the fort itself is the oldest masonry fort in the continental united states. it was built between 1672–1695.
what not to miss: there isn’t a ton of stuff to do at the fort, but you can do a self-tour. there are brochures available to guide you through the fort. join a ranger program to learn about the culture and history of the park. while you’re here, wander around historic st. augustines cobblestone streets.
why it’s good for history buffs: while at first glance it may not scream history, it has a surprising amount. you can find petroglyphs scattered around the park and a strong mormon pioneer presence. the main area of the park is the fruita historic district, which is home to the historic gifford homestead, the fruita schoolhouse, and the merin-smith implement shed. it may not be the typical history you would expect, but it is still very cool to see.
what not to miss: of course, if you have time and enjoy hiking, make sure to do some of that. depending on the time of year that you visit, definitely, stop in the orchards to pick some of the best fruit you’ll ever have. but you’re here for the history, so stop in the gifford house store and museum and make sure you try some pie, ice cream, and cinnamon rolls. the salsa is also really good and i always get some when i’m there. next, head down to capitol gorge and hike to the pioneer register. it’s an easy, flat walk, partially in a wash. finally, make sure you stop at the boardwalk on the main highway to see the petroglyphs. you can see some on the way to the pioneer register, too.
why it’s good for history buffs: well, because it’s pearl harbor. the us naval base was established here in 1899 and on december 7, 1941, the base was attacked by the imperial japanese navy airplanes and midget submarines. the us was now part of wwii. all eight us navy battleships were damaged, while four sank. all were raised except the uss arizona. the uss arizona memorial now stands, well floats, in its place.
what not to miss: the must-do is to go out to the uss arizona memorial. tickets are free for this, but they only give out 1700 per day. go early, especially during busy times if you want to see it. check out the visitor center, learn about the other pearl harbor historic sites, read around the exhibit galleries, and tour the nearby uss bowfin submarine.
why it’s good for history buffs: this is the site of juan rodriguez cabrillo’s first landing in california, making him the first european explorer to set foot in what is now the western united states. a wonderfully done video at the visitors center tells the story of his voyage.
what not to miss: the old point loma lighthouse offers a glimpse into what life in a lighthouse was once like. but the highlight is the bayside trail, a short but fairly steep well-maintained trail with sweeping ocean views!
why: ancestral pueblo peoples have lived in this valley for centuries, and the park has both cliff dwellings (including some caveats that you can enter) and ruins of a fairly large town, all accessible just off paved trails. the location of bandelier makes for an easy day trip from santa fe!
what: admire the stunning rock cliffs, reminiscent of bryce canyon. if you are able to climb up some long ladders, make the climb to alcove house for a stunning view of the valley. flat trails from the visitors center stretch along the creek, making for wonderful strolls through the peaceful scenery.
why: manzanar is the first – and best known – camp where japanese-americans were kept during world war two. while much of the camp is no longer standing, some buildings are, holding exhibits that speak to the lives and hardships endured by americans due to hate and fear of their race. this is a chapter of us history many would prefer to forget, which is why it is so important to visit and remember.
what: there is a self-guided driving tour, but make sure you get out of your car and walk around. the cemetery on the far north end of the camp is especially beautiful and haunting. at some times of the year, survivors of the camp welcome people at the visitors center. meet them, see the video, and explore the museum as well as the exhibits throughout the site.
why: of all the civil war battlefield sites, shiloh is the best done. color-coded signs track the progress of every unit that fought here, making it possible to truly experience the battle from the standpoint of any individual soldier. there were more casualties here (nearly 24,000) than in all of america’s previous wars combined. the site is beautiful, belying the horrible bloodshed that took place.
what: take the self-guided driving tour, which traces all actions in the battle. pay tribute to the americans who lost their lives here. then head south to nearby corinth, ms to view the museum there. corinth was an important strategic town and the battle continued there.
why: boston has the best collection of colonial buildings and other points of interest for fans of early american history. boston nhp is the overarching site, but it is more commonly referred to as the freedom trail, a 2.5-mile path through downtown boston that shows off many of the points of interest, like paul revere’s grave and the massachusetts state house.
what: walk the freedom trail, beginning in boston commons. marvel at the new and old of boston sitting side by side. make sure to explore the old cemeteries along the route, as you’ll discover the graves of many famous early americans. a few sites along the way, such as the paul revere house, do have modest fees, but most are free. if you have more time, visit the bunker hill monument, a beautiful obelisk memorializing this key battle of the revolutionary war.
now that you know the best historic sites to visit, i hope you can get out to see them if you haven’t already. if you do plan to visit any of these or others, i would recommend getting the america the beautiful national park pass. it’s $80 and will get you into the nps sites. now get out there and enjoy!
jonathan berg is a freelance writer and blogger. his blog, the royal tour, focuses on the “deeper” side of travel, exploring issues of politics, religion, history, and culture through the lens of unique travel experiences.
have you been to any of these parks? which is your favorite park for history?
great post. i have been to 5 of your 10 but for sure would like to see the others.
thanks for the helpful info! the only one i have already seen is mesa verde so now i have lots of leads for what to plan next. my recommendation is on the opposite side of the country; grand portage national monument is at the northeast tip of minnesota. you will learn much about the history of the us/canada border.
oh, that would be cool to see! i would love to see voyageurs, so maybe combine them into a trip (i have no idea how close they are though) but i’m from wisconsin so maybe on a trip home!
if you don’t mind a few hours of driving between each thing, that should work!
great post. i have been to hot springs. it is worth the drive. i am glad i have a few more places to add to my growing list of places i would like to visit.
hot springs is a fun little park!
great post!! lots of great options!
thank you! there are so many more, too!


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I’ve been thinking about apps a lot lately and trying to find new things that I’ve never used or even heard of before. Our team uses either iPhones or Android phones so, at our Matchbox Monday Morning Meeting I asked everyone to compile a list of their top three apps. Much to everyone’s surprise, we all had something different! Below is a list of each persons top three (or four) and why they can’t live without it.
Chrome – I use Chrome on my computer at home and at work so this makes it easy for me to sync my tabs and access things I saw elsewhere, anywhere! The interface is really nice, you can load a million tabs and really not have any performance issues and even a private browsing mode.
Pulse – Pulse is my daily news reader and I almost wake up and go to bed with this app. After using Flipboard and FLUD, I’ve found that Pulse offers the best way to quickly get through titles and stumble upon articles easier than any other app. I have other categories loaded in there but I don’t think I’ve left my tech tab in months.
iMaschine – This app is a ton of fun on the go. Great simple music creation app that anyone could use with a lot of on board sounds and effects. You can also sample sounds with the mic and then play it back in any key you want.
Antenna Pod – I like listening to pod-casts when I work around the house or other times on the go. I have tried a large amount of pod-cast applications and this one is the easiest to use, since Google Listen is no longer developed. It allows for both streaming and downloading of the pod-casts with an easy to use ui.
Spotify – This is definitely my favorite music application, when I am not using Antenna Pod to listen to pod-casts I enjoy listening to music on Spotify. I really like the ability to be able to access my play lists without an internet connection. You do have to subscribe to Spotify’s $9.99 subscription to access the full potential of the application.
Press – I enjoy reading news feeds and I really like Google Reader to keep track of my feeds. I like Press for taking care of that for me it is simple, clean and it just feels more organized than Google Reader for Android.
The Weather Channel – I use this app daily to find out what the weather will be like before I go to work. It’s extremely easy to navigate. My failure to use it today led me to wear my heaviest coat in 60 degree weather.
Instagram – I love taking pictures but dont always feel the need to share them with the Facebook world. This app gives me the option of manipulating pictures that I take and share them with people who appreciate photography, or at least claim to.
Shazam – Do you ever hear a song you like but you cant remember what it’s called? Well this happens to me all of the time, especially when I’m in the car. Shazam is a great solution for this. You click the “Shazam” button as a song is playing and voila! the song name and artist appear on your screen.
Things – Things is my task manager of choice. It lacks several features that you might find in other task managers, however, I find that keeps me focused on the tasks and not the application. It syncs really well with the desktop version which makes life easy.
Evernote – Love Evernote! It’s a great way to save…well…everything! Images, notes, emails, links, and the list goes on. By having a place for all of this info to land, you can free up your inbox, your bookmarks, and again…the list goes on. Word of warning though, it’s easy to get carried away with Evernote so take it slow before you start dumping everything there. It’s also a well designed app which never hurts.
Mint.com – Even though it is constantly yelling at me for going over budget, the Mint app has been essential to surviving on my own. It’s a great app and very trustworthy – highly recommend it.
Google Maps – I moved to St. Louis a year ago from a small town north of Chicago. I map out my destination before I go anywhere! I have used it to find the nearest grocery store, ATM, malls, bars, and even doctors office in this new city.
Pulse – I’m constantly on the go and don’t have a lot of time to stop and read the (tech) news so Pulse is the perfect app for me. It lets me quickly see my all the news sources in categories that I define. It’s also picture based so if it doesn’t look interesting I can keep moving and only read what stands out.
Podcasts – This app and I have a love/hate relationship. I know it’s not the greatest app available for listening to podcasts but when it works, it works really well. I have a 45 minute drive to and from the office so instead of the radio, I’m listening to podcasts about design, development and geeky gadget stuff.
Dark Sky – I’m a total weather junky. I absolutely love the Dark Sky app. It’s incredibly simple and loads extremely fast compared to other apps not to mention it has a beautiful design. It only shows you the weather conditions in your area for the next hour but it also notifies you down to the minute when it’s going to rain in your exact location.
Google Maps – For a girl who often doesn’t know right-side-down from upside-up, a map is extremely helpful. Give me a gps system built into my phone? I’m ecstatic! Now that I’m all old and graduated, and don’t spend my evenings in the grips of the dreaded ‘homework,’ I’ve caught a bit of a social bug and a need to explore. With my map app, I get turn-by-turn directions through the navigation feature and can search for restaurants and attractions in the area and check out their reviews. Awesome!
Dictionary.com – I’m in love with words! But sometimes when writing, whether it’s a blog post about our adventures here at Matchbox or in pursuit of my latest novel idea, I have trouble coming up with the right one. Not only can you look up definitions and synonyms for those story-halting words, but there’s also a Word of the Day feature, which always reminds me that my vocabulary isn’t quite as broad as I think it is…For example, today’s word of the day is feuilleton: a part of a European newspaper devoted to light literature, fiction, criticism, etc. Who’ve thunk?
Other close runners up for the Matchbox team are Gmail, Messages, Calendar, The Fancy, Facebook, WordPress, LinkedIn and last but definitely not least…. Phone.

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i’ve been thinking about apps a lot lately and trying to find new things that i’ve never used or even heard of before. our team uses either iphones or android phones so, at our matchbox monday morning meeting i asked everyone to compile a list of their top three apps. much to everyone’s surprise, we all had something different! below is a list of each persons top three (or four) and why they can’t live without it.
chrome – i use chrome on my computer at home and at work so this makes it easy for me to sync my tabs and access things i saw elsewhere, anywhere! the interface is really nice, you can load a million tabs and really not have any performance issues and even a private browsing mode.
pulse – pulse is my daily news reader and i almost wake up and go to bed with this app. after using flipboard and flud, i’ve found that pulse offers the best way to quickly get through titles and stumble upon articles easier than any other app. i have other categories loaded in there but i don’t think i’ve left my tech tab in months.
imaschine – this app is a ton of fun on the go. great simple music creation app that anyone could use with a lot of on board sounds and effects. you can also sample sounds with the mic and then play it back in any key you want.
antenna pod – i like listening to pod-casts when i work around the house or other times on the go. i have tried a large amount of pod-cast applications and this one is the easiest to use, since google listen is no longer developed. it allows for both streaming and downloading of the pod-casts with an easy to use ui.
spotify – this is definitely my favorite music application, when i am not using antenna pod to listen to pod-casts i enjoy listening to music on spotify. i really like the ability to be able to access my play lists without an internet connection. you do have to subscribe to spotify’s $9.99 subscription to access the full potential of the application.
press – i enjoy reading news feeds and i really like google reader to keep track of my feeds. i like press for taking care of that for me it is simple, clean and it just feels more organized than google reader for android.
the weather channel – i use this app daily to find out what the weather will be like before i go to work. it’s extremely easy to navigate. my failure to use it today led me to wear my heaviest coat in 60 degree weather.
instagram – i love taking pictures but dont always feel the need to share them with the facebook world. this app gives me the option of manipulating pictures that i take and share them with people who appreciate photography, or at least claim to.
shazam – do you ever hear a song you like but you cant remember what it’s called? well this happens to me all of the time, especially when i’m in the car. shazam is a great solution for this. you click the “shazam” button as a song is playing and voila! the song name and artist appear on your screen.
things – things is my task manager of choice. it lacks several features that you might find in other task managers, however, i find that keeps me focused on the tasks and not the application. it syncs really well with the desktop version which makes life easy.
evernote – love evernote! it’s a great way to save…well…everything! images, notes, emails, links, and the list goes on. by having a place for all of this info to land, you can free up your inbox, your bookmarks, and again…the list goes on. word of warning though, it’s easy to get carried away with evernote so take it slow before you start dumping everything there. it’s also a well designed app which never hurts.
mint.com – even though it is constantly yelling at me for going over budget, the mint app has been essential to surviving on my own. it’s a great app and very trustworthy – highly recommend it.
google maps – i moved to st. louis a year ago from a small town north of chicago. i map out my destination before i go anywhere! i have used it to find the nearest grocery store, atm, malls, bars, and even doctors office in this new city.
pulse – i’m constantly on the go and don’t have a lot of time to stop and read the (tech) news so pulse is the perfect app for me. it lets me quickly see my all the news sources in categories that i define. it’s also picture based so if it doesn’t look interesting i can keep moving and only read what stands out.
podcasts – this app and i have a love/hate relationship. i know it’s not the greatest app available for listening to podcasts but when it works, it works really well. i have a 45 minute drive to and from the office so instead of the radio, i’m listening to podcasts about design, development and geeky gadget stuff.
dark sky – i’m a total weather junky. i absolutely love the dark sky app. it’s incredibly simple and loads extremely fast compared to other apps not to mention it has a beautiful design. it only shows you the weather conditions in your area for the next hour but it also notifies you down to the minute when it’s going to rain in your exact location.
google maps – for a girl who often doesn’t know right-side-down from upside-up, a map is extremely helpful. give me a gps system built into my phone? i’m ecstatic! now that i’m all old and graduated, and don’t spend my evenings in the grips of the dreaded ‘homework,’ i’ve caught a bit of a social bug and a need to explore. with my map app, i get turn-by-turn directions through the navigation feature and can search for restaurants and attractions in the area and check out their reviews. awesome!
dictionary.com – i’m in love with words! but sometimes when writing, whether it’s a blog post about our adventures here at matchbox or in pursuit of my latest novel idea, i have trouble coming up with the right one. not only can you look up definitions and synonyms for those story-halting words, but there’s also a word of the day feature, which always reminds me that my vocabulary isn’t quite as broad as i think it is…for example, today’s word of the day is feuilleton: a part of a european newspaper devoted to light literature, fiction, criticism, etc. who’ve thunk?
other close runners up for the matchbox team are gmail, messages, calendar, the fancy, facebook, wordpress, linkedin and last but definitely not least…. phone.


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As the case against two people allegedly involved in an attempt to extort money from the Travolta family in the wake of 16-year-old Jett’s death continues, father John Travolta has been officially named as a witness in the proceedings, E! News reports.
Documents filed Monday at Magistrate’s Court in New Providence names a total of 14 witnesses, including John, as well as his Bahamian lawyer, Allyson Maynard and his U.S.-based lawyers, Michael Ossi and Michael McDermott.
Yesterday ambulance driver Tarino Lightbourne pleaded not guilty to attempted extortion and conspiracy to extort. His lawyer, and former lawmaker Pleasant Bridgewater was also charged with conspiracy to extort. It’s been said that the $25 million alleged extortion plot could revolve around a picture of Jett on his way to the hospital earlier this month after he collapsed in the bathroom of the family’s vacation home.
Although Obie Wilchombe, a friend of the Travoltas and a member of parliament, was brought in for questioning, he was released without being charged and isn’t on the list of witnesses.
The witnesses "are expected to give evidence against Lightbourne and Bridgewater in court. They would not actually have to do anything until the trial starts," E! News quotes an insider as saying. "The presence of their names on the dockets just means that the prosecution plans to call them as witnesses and, barring any extenuating circumstances, they will be."

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as the case against two people allegedly involved in an attempt to extort money from the travolta family in the wake of 16-year-old jett’s death continues, father john travolta has been officially named as a witness in the proceedings, e! news reports.
documents filed monday at magistrate’s court in new providence names a total of 14 witnesses, including john, as well as his bahamian lawyer, allyson maynard and his u.s.-based lawyers, michael ossi and michael mcdermott.
yesterday ambulance driver tarino lightbourne pleaded not guilty to attempted extortion and conspiracy to extort. his lawyer, and former lawmaker pleasant bridgewater was also charged with conspiracy to extort. it’s been said that the $25 million alleged extortion plot could revolve around a picture of jett on his way to the hospital earlier this month after he collapsed in the bathroom of the family’s vacation home.
although obie wilchombe, a friend of the travoltas and a member of parliament, was brought in for questioning, he was released without being charged and isn’t on the list of witnesses.
the witnesses "are expected to give evidence against lightbourne and bridgewater in court. they would not actually have to do anything until the trial starts," e! news quotes an insider as saying. "the presence of their names on the dockets just means that the prosecution plans to call them as witnesses and, barring any extenuating circumstances, they will be."


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The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa cabinet has approved the draft “KP Control of Narcotics Substance Bill 2019”. The bill proposes a death sentence or life imprisonment for anyone found in possession of over 1kg of methamphetamine, aka, ice.
KP Information Minister Shaukat Ali Yousafzai and CM’s Adviser on Merged Districts Ajmal Wazir revealed this at a press conference in Ghalanai.
They further disclosed that the said bill includes severe penalties for those engaged in the business, trafficking, and the use of narcotics with special focus on meth, better known as ice.
The dignitaries told that the draft policy proposes a penalty of two-year imprisonment and fine or both if someone is found in possession of up to 50 grams of ice. The punishment for possession of over 50 grams and less than 100 grams would be three-year imprisonment and a fine of Rs. 50,000 to Rs. 100,000.
For keeping over 100 grams and less than one kg, the person would be given seven-year imprisonment and a Rs. 100,000 to Rs. 300,000 fine.
The judges can award life imprisonment or death sentence if someone is found in possession of over one kg apart from a fine of Rs. 0.5 million to Rs. 1 million.
Under the new policy, the government will establish a special Narcotics Wing in the Excise department to implement the law. The cabinet has also approved proposed amendments in KP Judicial Academy Act 2012 to set up an endowment fund for the judicial academy.
CM KP Mahmood Khan directed the cabinet members to launch an awareness campaign before enacting the policy in print, electronic, and social media.
For the first time, the meeting of a provincial cabinet has been conducted at Ghalanai, the district headquarters of Mohmand. With Chief Minister Mahmood Khan in the chair, the meeting was attended by provincial ministers, chief secretary, and administrative secretaries of several departments.

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the khyber pakhtunkhwa cabinet has approved the draft “kp control of narcotics substance bill 2019”. the bill proposes a death sentence or life imprisonment for anyone found in possession of over 1kg of methamphetamine, aka, ice.
kp information minister shaukat ali yousafzai and cm’s adviser on merged districts ajmal wazir revealed this at a press conference in ghalanai.
they further disclosed that the said bill includes severe penalties for those engaged in the business, trafficking, and the use of narcotics with special focus on meth, better known as ice.
the dignitaries told that the draft policy proposes a penalty of two-year imprisonment and fine or both if someone is found in possession of up to 50 grams of ice. the punishment for possession of over 50 grams and less than 100 grams would be three-year imprisonment and a fine of rs. 50,000 to rs. 100,000.
for keeping over 100 grams and less than one kg, the person would be given seven-year imprisonment and a rs. 100,000 to rs. 300,000 fine.
the judges can award life imprisonment or death sentence if someone is found in possession of over one kg apart from a fine of rs. 0.5 million to rs. 1 million.
under the new policy, the government will establish a special narcotics wing in the excise department to implement the law. the cabinet has also approved proposed amendments in kp judicial academy act 2012 to set up an endowment fund for the judicial academy.
cm kp mahmood khan directed the cabinet members to launch an awareness campaign before enacting the policy in print, electronic, and social media.
for the first time, the meeting of a provincial cabinet has been conducted at ghalanai, the district headquarters of mohmand. with chief minister mahmood khan in the chair, the meeting was attended by provincial ministers, chief secretary, and administrative secretaries of several departments.


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24/04/2009 · this video shows you how to get to the westfield shopping centre in london. take either the london overground, central line or southern trains to shepherd's bush and the mall is right outside.
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While ankle silhouettes will always be one of the top boot silhouettes, knee-high styles also continue to hold their own as a must-have among fashion girls and celebs alike. In fact, we recently went over how street style stars are currently wearing the shoes. And after more research, it’s evident A-listers have a few solid knee-high boot ensembles up their sleeves as well.
Here, we’re talking everything from black boots worn with printed dresses to suede styles over skinny jeans and everything in between. Rather than sit here and chitchat, we thought we’d pause and allow you to take a glimpse at some of these outfits in question for yourself. So with that, keep scrolling for celeb-approved knee-high boot inspiration, and shop some of the sleekest finds, too.
Tan knee-high boots look flawless with skinny jeans, paired with a trench and luxe accessories.
If you really want to go for it, try open-toe knee boots with a leather skirt.
Consider tucking suit trousers into knee-high boots for a very forward vibe.
This may be one look you want to live in with the jeans, blouse, and black knee-high boots.
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Dress up your favorite knee-high boots with an on-trend purple dress and coordinating coat.
Believe it or not, this boot style can work with leggings for something different.
This 'fit is simple requiring just two pieces—the long-sleeve dress and knee-high boots—but their equally statement-making nature keeps the overall vibe high-concept.
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while ankle silhouettes will always be one of the top boot silhouettes, knee-high styles also continue to hold their own as a must-have among fashion girls and celebs alike. in fact, we recently went over how street style stars are currently wearing the shoes. and after more research, it’s evident a-listers have a few solid knee-high boot ensembles up their sleeves as well.
here, we’re talking everything from black boots worn with printed dresses to suede styles over skinny jeans and everything in between. rather than sit here and chitchat, we thought we’d pause and allow you to take a glimpse at some of these outfits in question for yourself. so with that, keep scrolling for celeb-approved knee-high boot inspiration, and shop some of the sleekest finds, too.
tan knee-high boots look flawless with skinny jeans, paired with a trench and luxe accessories.
if you really want to go for it, try open-toe knee boots with a leather skirt.
consider tucking suit trousers into knee-high boots for a very forward vibe.
this may be one look you want to live in with the jeans, blouse, and black knee-high boots.
give colorful knee-high boots a whirl for a night out with a t-shirt dress.
dress up your favorite knee-high boots with an on-trend purple dress and coordinating coat.
believe it or not, this boot style can work with leggings for something different.
this 'fit is simple requiring just two pieces—the long-sleeve dress and knee-high boots—but their equally statement-making nature keeps the overall vibe high-concept.
next, check out how more fashion people wear knee-high boots.


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Paddy firstly enters into the machine through vibrating sieve and magnet device, then passes rubber-roller for hulling. After air blowing and air jetting to the milling room, the paddy finishes the process of husing and milling in succession. Then husk, unripe paddy, and white rice are expelled out of the machine respectively. The dust collector collects the fine chaff.
The machine adopts all the advantages of other types, and has a comprehensive layout, rational design, compact structure and little noise in operation.It is easy to operate with less power consumption and high productivity.

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paddy firstly enters into the machine through vibrating sieve and magnet device, then passes rubber-roller for hulling. after air blowing and air jetting to the milling room, the paddy finishes the process of husing and milling in succession. then husk, unripe paddy, and white rice are expelled out of the machine respectively. the dust collector collects the fine chaff.
the machine adopts all the advantages of other types, and has a comprehensive layout, rational design, compact structure and little noise in operation.it is easy to operate with less power consumption and high productivity.


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a global leader in automotive lighting came to phb with the challenge of creating two castings – one for low beams and one for high beams. because of the complexity in aligning the fixtures (heat sink pads) for the leds, prior designs had only allowed them to have three heat-sink pads per casting. since both the low beams and high beams required six heat sinks, each headlight required four castings. the problem compounded when the mirror design was required for left or right headlights. with the added expense of creating separate tooling for all of the castings, and the additional time and expense involved in aiming these eight castings, our customer realized it was time for a new solution.
the challenge in producing the six heatsink pads was to maintain the profile tolerance to the 6 pads to within .4mm to the datum structure. there are 17 individual features at each pad location, or 102 total features per casting that are critical to function. any missing feature results in a part that our customer cannot fully assemble. phb utilized the magma process simulation and other camera quality inspection, close tolerance machining, and precision quality control to develop and produce a two-casting headlight assembly for our customer.


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A cast on is a technique in knitting for creating the very first stitches of a project. A cable cast on creates a firm, beautiful edge that can be also be used to add stitches in the middle of a project.
The cable cast on is similar to the knit stitch, so it is a great skill for experienced knitters to learn. (Beginning knitters may want to learn the backwards loop cast on instead.) Keep reading to learn how to use this cast on.
Make a loop in the yarn.
Make another loop and pull it through this loop.
Place the slipknot on the needle and pull it snug.
Insert the right needle through the slipknot, as if to knit.
Wrap the working yarn around the right needle as if you are going to knit.
Work a knit stitch, but do not slip the stitch off the left needle.
Bring the right needle up and place the stitch onto the left needle. Pull out the right needle. Now you will have two stitches on your left needle.
Insert the right needle in between the two stitches on the left needle.
Wrap the working yarn around the right needle.
Pick up the wrapped yarn with the right hand needle and pull it through the two stitches.
Bring the right needle up and place the stitch onto the left needle.
Pull out the right hand needle. You should have three stitches.
Repeat steps 7-11 until you created the appropriate number of cast on stitches, lightly tightening the stitches as you go along.
Do I need to knit into the back of stitches of the first row when using the cable cast on method?
No, you do not. It is easier to knit into the back, but you can also knit into the front.
Is there a need to backstitch the first row with the cable cast on method?
No, there is no need. You can use any stitch you like for the first row, although some stitches may be more difficult than others, especially if you knit very tightly.
How do I keep my needle between the two strings?
It takes some practice. And you should use needles with a fairly sharp point to make it easier to get between the stitches.
How do I cable cast on to the end of my knitting?
Cable cast on is perfect when you need to add stitches to a pattern. Simply insert your needle between the last two stitches and pull through a stitch, then place it on your needle just as you did when you first did the cable cast on.
How do I cable cast on, on a purl row to add stitches in the middle of a row?
Use a third needle to cable cast on.
If you are short on yarn, then the cable cast on is good as it uses less yarn than the long tail method.
The cable cast on takes longer than other methods and some find it tricky, but can be worth it for the firm edge.
This is not for beginner knitters––don't use it until you've mastered the knit stitch. A better cast on for beginners is the backwards loop method.
Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 259,327 times.
"Needed a quick refresher on doing a cable cast on. What a great straightforward tutorial."
"It repeated each step as long as you needed it before going to the next step."
"This is so wonderful, I love the step-by-step videos. Thank you so much!"
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a cast on is a technique in knitting for creating the very first stitches of a project. a cable cast on creates a firm, beautiful edge that can be also be used to add stitches in the middle of a project.
the cable cast on is similar to the knit stitch, so it is a great skill for experienced knitters to learn. (beginning knitters may want to learn the backwards loop cast on instead.) keep reading to learn how to use this cast on.
make a loop in the yarn.
make another loop and pull it through this loop.
place the slipknot on the needle and pull it snug.
insert the right needle through the slipknot, as if to knit.
wrap the working yarn around the right needle as if you are going to knit.
work a knit stitch, but do not slip the stitch off the left needle.
bring the right needle up and place the stitch onto the left needle. pull out the right needle. now you will have two stitches on your left needle.
insert the right needle in between the two stitches on the left needle.
wrap the working yarn around the right needle.
pick up the wrapped yarn with the right hand needle and pull it through the two stitches.
bring the right needle up and place the stitch onto the left needle.
pull out the right hand needle. you should have three stitches.
repeat steps 7-11 until you created the appropriate number of cast on stitches, lightly tightening the stitches as you go along.
do i need to knit into the back of stitches of the first row when using the cable cast on method?
no, you do not. it is easier to knit into the back, but you can also knit into the front.
is there a need to backstitch the first row with the cable cast on method?
no, there is no need. you can use any stitch you like for the first row, although some stitches may be more difficult than others, especially if you knit very tightly.
how do i keep my needle between the two strings?
it takes some practice. and you should use needles with a fairly sharp point to make it easier to get between the stitches.
how do i cable cast on to the end of my knitting?
cable cast on is perfect when you need to add stitches to a pattern. simply insert your needle between the last two stitches and pull through a stitch, then place it on your needle just as you did when you first did the cable cast on.
how do i cable cast on, on a purl row to add stitches in the middle of a row?
use a third needle to cable cast on.
if you are short on yarn, then the cable cast on is good as it uses less yarn than the long tail method.
the cable cast on takes longer than other methods and some find it tricky, but can be worth it for the firm edge.
this is not for beginner knitters––don't use it until you've mastered the knit stitch. a better cast on for beginners is the backwards loop method.
thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 259,327 times.
"needed a quick refresher on doing a cable cast on. what a great straightforward tutorial."
"it repeated each step as long as you needed it before going to the next step."
"this is so wonderful, i love the step-by-step videos. thank you so much!"
"very easy to follow and see exactly how to do this cast on!"
"it did help me. i liked the step by step."


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Ignacio García Aguilar, Luis Gómez Canseco, and Adrián J. Sáez. El teatro de Miguel de Cervantes. Madrid: Visor Libros, 2016. 140 pp. ISBN 978-84-9895-174-5.
Miguel de Cervantes is revered as the creator of Don Quijote, a narrative that has left its mark on the development of the novel and on artistic innovation in general. Nobody doesn't like Don Quijote, one could argue. The same could hardly be said of Cervantes's comedias, which were maligned early and in the cruelest terms, and which have never quite been vindicated. Throughout their brief but solid and insightful survey, Ignacio García Aguilar, Luis Gómez Canseco, and Adrián J. Sáez stress that, as a playwright, Cervantes belongs to the sixteenth century, not to the seventeenth. The authors are advocates of the quality of Cervantes's dramatic corpus, but they are realistic in their assessment of his theatrical output. The writer himself, as he reveals in his works, notably in the prologues, acknowledges that his talent for poetry per se was not as strong as his narrative skills. The plays are not perfectly constructed. Speeches are often too long, transitions are not polished, and so forth. Yet Cervantes was, from his childhood, a fan of the theater, and he aspired to triumph on stage. He mentions having seen the pasos of Lope de Rueda in Sevilla, and his family likely had friends in the theatrical community. During his stay in Italy, Cervantes would have been involved in discussions [End Page 205] of Renaissance theory and would have viewed performances of the commedia dell'arte and neoclassical tragedy. The metafiction in Don Quijote is matched by the metatheatrical aspects of Cervantes's dramatic works, in which self-reference and self-consciousness are common motifs.
After three years in Italy and five in captivity in Algiers, Cervantes returned to Spain and to his goal of writing for the theater. In Valencia, Madrid, and Sevilla, he had the opportunity to attend the theater and to interact with actors, playwrights, and others associated with the stage. Of the plays that he wrote in this initial period, which would have been fairly large in number, only La Numancia and El trato de Argel (together with La conquista de Jerusalén, attributed to Cervantes) survive. These works belong to a project to renovate the theater by playwrights such as Juan de la Cueva, Andrés Rey de Artieda, Lupercio Leonardo de Argensola, Cristóbal de Virués, and Gabriel Lasso de la Vega. This bespeaks the sixteenth-century sensibility that helps to define the structure and the aims of Cervantes's plays. The authors of El teatro de Miguel de Cervantes accentuate the period of 1575 to 1587, in which writers of drama veer from strict Aristotelian precepts; they heed suggestions by the "moderns" over the "ancients" in terms of form and content, but the break is never absolute. Anticipating Lope, they pay careful attention to public taste. Cervantes, then, by no means creates in a vacuum. The emphasis here is on the ties between Cervantes and playwrights of the second half of the sixteen century rather than on Cervantes as a flawed interpreter of the "comedia nueva," yet Lope's ever-increasing predominance unquestionably affects the later plays of Cervantes. Cervantes alludes to this change on several occasions, including in the plays themselves. Note, for example, the discourse of the personified Comedia at the beginning of the second act of El rufián dichoso.

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ignacio garcía aguilar, luis gómez canseco, and adrián j. sáez. el teatro de miguel de cervantes. madrid: visor libros, 2016. 140 pp. isbn 978-84-9895-174-5.
miguel de cervantes is revered as the creator of don quijote, a narrative that has left its mark on the development of the novel and on artistic innovation in general. nobody doesn't like don quijote, one could argue. the same could hardly be said of cervantes's comedias, which were maligned early and in the cruelest terms, and which have never quite been vindicated. throughout their brief but solid and insightful survey, ignacio garcía aguilar, luis gómez canseco, and adrián j. sáez stress that, as a playwright, cervantes belongs to the sixteenth century, not to the seventeenth. the authors are advocates of the quality of cervantes's dramatic corpus, but they are realistic in their assessment of his theatrical output. the writer himself, as he reveals in his works, notably in the prologues, acknowledges that his talent for poetry per se was not as strong as his narrative skills. the plays are not perfectly constructed. speeches are often too long, transitions are not polished, and so forth. yet cervantes was, from his childhood, a fan of the theater, and he aspired to triumph on stage. he mentions having seen the pasos of lope de rueda in sevilla, and his family likely had friends in the theatrical community. during his stay in italy, cervantes would have been involved in discussions [end page 205] of renaissance theory and would have viewed performances of the commedia dell'arte and neoclassical tragedy. the metafiction in don quijote is matched by the metatheatrical aspects of cervantes's dramatic works, in which self-reference and self-consciousness are common motifs.
after three years in italy and five in captivity in algiers, cervantes returned to spain and to his goal of writing for the theater. in valencia, madrid, and sevilla, he had the opportunity to attend the theater and to interact with actors, playwrights, and others associated with the stage. of the plays that he wrote in this initial period, which would have been fairly large in number, only la numancia and el trato de argel (together with la conquista de jerusalén, attributed to cervantes) survive. these works belong to a project to renovate the theater by playwrights such as juan de la cueva, andrés rey de artieda, lupercio leonardo de argensola, cristóbal de virués, and gabriel lasso de la vega. this bespeaks the sixteenth-century sensibility that helps to define the structure and the aims of cervantes's plays. the authors of el teatro de miguel de cervantes accentuate the period of 1575 to 1587, in which writers of drama veer from strict aristotelian precepts; they heed suggestions by the "moderns" over the "ancients" in terms of form and content, but the break is never absolute. anticipating lope, they pay careful attention to public taste. cervantes, then, by no means creates in a vacuum. the emphasis here is on the ties between cervantes and playwrights of the second half of the sixteen century rather than on cervantes as a flawed interpreter of the "comedia nueva," yet lope's ever-increasing predominance unquestionably affects the later plays of cervantes. cervantes alludes to this change on several occasions, including in the plays themselves. note, for example, the discourse of the personified comedia at the beginning of the second act of el rufián dichoso.


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Better to do it now rather than waiting for any issues to show up on the home inspection report.
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This shows the potential buyer why your home is better than the competition and worth every penny!
6) Lastly, they trusted the process!
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i couldn't be more happier for my clients! they closed on the sale of their "starter home" on thursday and then closed on the purchase of their "dream home" on monday!
people have been surprised how quickly it all happened and how everything lined up so they could move from one home to the other. i honestly have to give them a ton of credit because they were extremely smart and savvy sellers!
so how did they go from listed to under contract in only 10 days? here are 6 tips for selling your home!
they had a goal in mind, put a plan in place, and acted on it.
2) they listened to and implemented their agent's advice.
real estate professionals are trained, have required continuing education, and work in the real estate business every day. the services they provide are valuable and can save you a lot of headache. don't go it alone!
3) they understood the market and priced the home correctly.
to often, sellers get caught up in what they owe on their home or what they want to make from of the sale. remember, agents and sellers do not determine price. buyers do! it all depends on what buyers are willing to pay.
4) they had very flexible showing hours and only required a couple of hours notice.
they were willing to pack up their two small children and leave the house to create the perfect ambiance for the potential buyers. being to restrictive makes it difficult for agents to show a property.
5) they moved quickly to get their home in showing-ready condition (aka home staging).
-had a dog sitter keep their 2 dogs.
this can be very distracting. especially if a potential buyer is allergic or afraid of pets.
-decluttered and put the extra items in storage.
removing unnecessary and unneeded items show a homes true size and potential buyers can flow through the space more easily.
-removed personal and/or distracting items.
you want potential buyers to focus on your home and it's characteristics. not your personal pictures, trophies, and memorabilia. i do this for a living and i can't tell you how many times i've found myself distracted, so just imagine how it is for a buyer.
potential buyers will overestimate the cost of any repairs, so just take care of them prior to listing.
-they replaced the deteriorating wood on the front steps.
-they manicured the yard which included pulling large bushes.
home staging starts from the moment potential buyers pull up. make sure the exterior is as impressive as the inside.
-they had their appliances and major systems serviced.
better to do it now rather than waiting for any issues to show up on the home inspection report.
-they prepared a list of all the upgrades they did.
this shows the potential buyer why your home is better than the competition and worth every penny!
6) lastly, they trusted the process!
by spending a couple of hundred dollars upfront to get their home ready, by being flexible despite the inconvenience of having to keep their home in pristine condition, and being ready to leave the house for a showing, they sold their home quickly and for more than they imagined!
for more information on home staging, click here.
if you need to sell your home, contact me for a no obligation consultation at (404) 857-2508!