Write an article based on this "Know your venue. Pay attention to the competition. Enhance the perceived value to increase the price."
article: Consider the venue you'll be selling at and the clientele you plan to sell to. The price of your items should reflect these factors accordingly. If you plan on selling your work at a craft fair, research the customers who usually attend the fair. Customers at a school or church craft fair usually have a lower budget than those attending boutique fairs or corporate fundraisers. If you only sell online or in a store, consider the type of items you embroider and the way you market them. Unique embroidered clothing sold in a boutique would sell for a higher price than clothing sold with a mass-produced embroidered logo via a small website. You can lower the price according to venue and clientele by either lowering your labor wage, lowering the profit margin percentage, or using cheaper materials. Prices can be raised by increasing your labor wage, increasing your profit, or using more expensive materials. The prices you sell your embroidery for should be within the same range as your competitors. Alter your prices accordingly if this is not the case. If your prices are too high, you will obviously lose business to your competitors. If your prices are too low, customers may perceive your product to be less valuable or of a lower quality, and you may still lose business to your competitors. If you want to convince customers to buy from you at a slightly higher price than a competitor will offer, you need to offer your customers something that makes them believe your product is more valuable. Design plays into this a lot. If your designs are more beautiful and more unique than the competition's, they can be viewed as more valuable. Customer service is another aspect to consider. If you put exceptional effort into making your customers happy or if you are willing to customize your work, customers may determine that shopping with you is a more valuable experience overall than shopping with someone else.

Write an article based on this "See if he fidgets with his tie, socks, or buttons. Watch for him to stroke his hair, face, or facial hair. Look for big hand gestures when he's talking. Pay attention to any subtle touching."
article: These little grooming behaviors are good indicators that he's interested in you and he wants to look his best. He may tug at his socks, smooth out his lapels or tie, button and unbutton his jacket, or fidget with some other part of his attire. Take it as a good sign if he can't seem to stop messing with his clothes. If you notice him doing this, now might be a good time to pay him a compliment about his outfit. Try saying something like, "I love the color of that tie. It really brings out the green in your eyes." Along with frequently touching his clothing, he might also stroke his hair, mess it up, stroke his beard or moustache, or touch his face. He may not even be aware that he's doing this, but it's a good indication of his interest if he does. If you spot him doing these things, try paying him a compliment, such as by saying, "I love how you style your hair. It's so sleek!" Or, "Your beard is so luxurious! May I touch it, please?" Talking with hand gestures is often a sign of confidence, but it can also indicate interest in the person you're talking with. If he's making huge hand gestures, it's sort of like he's saying, "Look at me!" He may be doing this to ensure that you notice him. Try mirroring his hand gestures by using your hands when you talk as well, but only if you normally do this. Don't try using hand gestures if it doesn't come naturally to you. If he touches you in subtle ways, these can be even strong clues that he might be interested. It's unlikely that he'd touch you if he wasn't interested, so pay special attention to any contact he makes with you. Some subtle ways he might touch you include: Standing close to you so that his body brushes against yours Touching the small of your back or your arm Brushing your hair out of your eyes Reaching out to hold your hand

Write an article based on this "Prepare frozen rodents away from the kitchen when possible. Put the frozen rodents in a plastic bag. Place the bag in a heat-safe bowl or mug. Set the rodent in the refrigerator for easy thawing. Thaw the rodent in cold water for quicker thawing. Use hot water to warm up the rodents after they thawed. Wash your hands and the area after handling the rodents."
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Rodents can bring germs into the kitchen that can make you or people in your home sick. If possible, keep the rodents out of the kitchen, preparing them in a separate area. Many pet stores sell frozen rodents, or you can purchase them online. Don't feed your snake frozen prey that's more than 6 months old. Place it into a zip-top bag, as you don't want to thaw it in water without a bag around it. Remove as much air as you can before zipping up the bag. It's actually best to place the mice in bags before you stick them in your freezer, but if you didn't do that, just place it in a clean bag now. It doesn't have to be microwave safe, just heat-safe. Make sure the bowl or mug is big enough to hold the rodent and enough water to cover the bag completely. Keep the bowl separate from your food bowls. You don't want to use a bowl for eating that you've thawed a rodent in. Leave the rodent in the refrigerator overnight, and it should be thawed by morning. Because a mouse is so small, it may only take a couple of hours to thaw, but a rat will take 4-5 hours. If it smells really bad when thawed, the rodent is likely not good to give to your snake. Don't offer feeders that have been in the freezer for more than 6 months to your snake. Just toss them. Rodents have to be thawed, warmed, and then fed to the snake to allow the snake to digest the prey properly and avoid an overgrowth of bad bacteria. Pour cold water over the rodent, which should still be in the bag in the bowl, and set it out on the counter. Leave it for 30 minutes, and then check on it. Some rodents may be thawed in this time. If it's not, replace the water and leave it another 30 minutes. Pour the water off when you're done. Don't thaw the rodent in the microwave or in hot water, because this can make it spoil. You don't want to feed your snake a cold rodent, because cold will slow down your snake's digestion. Pour hot water over the rodent, but don't use boiling water. Let the rodent sit in the water for 10-20 minutes. Check on mice after 10 minutes, but rats will take a bit longer. You may want to use a temperature gun to check if the inside is warm. Once you've thawed and warmed the rodent, feed it the snake as soon as you can because it will quickly start to decay. Wash your hands with soap and warm water for 30 seconds before rinsing. Wipe down the area with a disinfecting cleaner to make sure you remove as much bacteria as possible.