Article: Don't want the full hassle of sangria, but want something lighter and refreshing than a straight glass of wine? Skip the fruit and hit the fruit juices, adding sweetness before topping with fizzy club soda. Add a couple of ice cubes and you're set to go: If you have some fresh fruit sitting around, you can still add it for a burst of flavor. This simple mixture will get you going in mere moments, and can still be customized easily. All you'll need to mix, in order, are: Frozen berries Ice Squeezed lemon, lime, and or orange juice to taste Red wine Sparkling water The tea takes the place of the liquor, providing a lightly herbal note to the drink. This pares it well with almost any fruit, and can be topped with a bit of basil for a light, unique garnish. Try this with mango, peach, lemon, and strawberry. Use honey to sweeten the drink simply if you need a little sugar. This won't win you any style points, but campfire cocktails aren't supposed to be classy. All you'll need are three ingredients, mixed to your taste preferences. Three parts wine to one part soda is a good starting ratio: 1 box Red wine 1 2L bottle orange soda 2-3 pieces of fruit (lemons, apples, strawberries)
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Use orange juice and club soda for a simple, refreshing pick-me-up with a glass of wine. Use frozen berries and sparkling water for a quick sangria made in the glass. Try a white wine and iced tea sangria. Try a super-easy "campfire" sangria.

Problem: Article: When you commit a sin, sit down and take time to think about what happened. Use the time to pray in whatever manner you prefer, and be honest about what happened and why it happened. For instance, you might say something like "Dear Father, I've been having a hard time controlling my temper lately, and I lashed out and yelled at a friend today. Truly, I'm worried about disappointing my friends, and I don't want to hurt them anymore." It's important to be honest about the situation and your intentions. As long as you're honest, you can ask for forgiveness. Once you've prayed about your sin, you can ask for forgiveness. Recite a "sinner's prayer" of your choice, or make up your own to be specific to your situation. Emphasize that you are truly sorry for your actions, and think of ways that you will try harder to act in Jesus' image. If your friends and family haven't accepted Jesus as the Son of God, you can pray for their salvation too. Communicate with God about how much you love them, and think about all of the ways they have helped you grow closer to God. Ask for God's help in showing them the beauty of salvation through the Lord. It's okay to pray for the salvation of people who have a different religion from you. They don't have to change their beliefs, but you can still pray for them. If you continue to commit the same sins over and over, try coming up with a way to remove yourself from the situation or avoid it altogether. Talk to your pastor, spiritual guide, or an adult who you trust about the situation. Finally, pray to Jesus to ask for guidance about how to resist temptation in your life. For example, if you tend to take the Lord's name in vain when you're mad, try to come up with other ways to verbally express your frustration. If you frequently say "Jesus Christ" or "Oh my God" you could say something like "Goodness Gracious" or "Sheesh!"
Summary: Confess your sins through prayer to communicate with God. Recite a prayer asking for forgiveness when you sin. Pray for the salvation of non-believers. Make a plan to avoid temptation and sin.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Hold your razor in your dominant hand and use your other hand to pull your skin tight and create as smooth a surface as possible for the razor to glide across. This is especially helpful when you're working around hard-to-shave areas like the nasolabial folds between your mouth and nose, as well as your jawline. Run your hand across your face. One direction will make the hairs stand up (against the grain), the other will make it lie flat (with the grain). You want to shave in the latter direction. Keep the flat of the blade almost parallel with the face to remove the bulk of the hair. Use short, light, downward strokes while you're shaving to keep the blade sliding across the foam and removing the hairs tidily. Swirl it around in the filled sink and tap the razor against the side of the sink to free up clogged hairs. It's especially important to keep multi-blade razors from clogging with shaving cream and little hairs, or it'll be less effective at shaving your face.

SUMMARY: Use your free hand to pull your skin tight. Shave with the grain. Rinse the blade often.

In particular, it can help you if you: Belong to a company that is not well known Can't always find the right person at a large company to sell to Are looking for leads for big ticket items Are selling to companies where nobody picks up a phone any more LinkedIn selling is somewhat limited if you are selling to individuals. LinkedIn is great for finding leads. But if you are already in contact with the right people at prospect companies, it won't be very helpful. The Premium accounts will help you find the right buyers and contact them. When you search with a Premium account, you will be able to read the full name of the people you find in search. Premium account holders can also send a limited number of "LinkedIn InMails" directly to the sales prospects they find. They are "guaranteed opened," meaning, if the person you are trying to contact does not open the message in seven days, your credit is refunded and you get to try with someone else. Sales accounts cost USD$ a few hundred to USD$1000 per year. LinkedIn search is pretty user friendly, but it still takes a bit of practice to get the right people to come back on the search. You probably already know who the economic buyers for your product are, but you may not know what their job titles are. For example, if you want to set up meetings with materials managers of food manufacturing companies, you simply set your search filter to show you people in food manufacturing with title material manager. You may need to specify additional keywords to get the exact list of people you are looking for. InMails are messages sent via LinkedIn to the prospect you want to contact. Consider hand crafting the message to the prospect. LinkedIn only gives you a limited number of InMails, and charges you for them, so you want to make each one count. LinkedIn fits the VITO letter model a lot more than the smile and dial model. Remember that putting in a personal note referencing your connection to the prospect increases your success dramatically. Since you only have a limited number of InMails, you may want to use other ways of contacting prospects that you can find without LinkedIn. You can try: Guessing their email address. Using a lead database. Phone call Facebook messages. Facebook also charges for premium emails, but sometimes it is pretty cheap. LinkedIn lets you see the contacts of your contacts, some of which could be sales prospects. Make a list of your happy/reference customers who might introduce you to their friends. Add these customers as connections on LinkedIn. Browse your customers' connections. You will find some connections that could also be sales prospects for you. You can approach these new prospects in several ways. You can hit them with an InMail, do a LinkedIn introduction request (which does not count against your InMail quota), contact them offline, or ask your customer for an introduction. Note that adding your customers as your connections can have risks. A clever competitor sales rep might be able to see who you are connected to unless you set your privacy correctly. You can avoid this by hiding your connections.
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Know that LinkedIn is very powerful in getting sales leads. Know when LinkedIn cannot help you. Consider signing up for a Premium LinkedIn sales account. Determine the job titles of your sales prospects, so that you can search for them. Contact your prospects via LinkedIn InMails. Don't waste your InMails. Use LinkedIn for reference selling.