• Knowing Yourself – The first step to finding your passion is to become completely aware of what it is that makes you happy and gives you motivation. This means you might need to go outside of your comfort box and try your hand in new fields. Many-a-time there have been those who were convinced by others that a certain career was what lay ahead in their future. This not only takes away from the person free agency, but limits their ability to do good in this world. A great way to really get to know yourself is to meditate. I’m not talking about crossing your legs and humming, I’m talking about slowing down for a second and pondering life. Think about what it is that brings you joy, or puts a smile on your face. There is a much greater need in this world for a bag boy who loves his job than another lawyer who is solely focused on monetary gain.
• By Example – A common expression is “lead by example”, but what is almost as equally important is to “follow by example”. When you follow in the footsteps of someone who is out to do good in this world, you can not only follow but improve upon their goals and visions. Studying those we admire is a great way to develop the necessary habits to become who we want to become. If you want to be a pioneer in the field of physics, consider studying the life and works of Albert Einstein and see how he revolutionized the way we think. When you start with following by example, it can lead into you becoming an incredible leader.
• Never Give Up – This classic Toy Story catch phrase is perfect for what you are trying to accomplish. Remember, just because you haven’t found your passion yet, does not mean you never will. There are so many careers out there, it may naturally take quite some time for you to find your perfect fit.

When you make the decision to pursue the career of your dreams, there will be many roadblocks and obstacles along the way. This is purely because you are trying to do something good for yourself, so opposition will naturally occur. If you’re interested in becoming a dentist, then consider taking over an already established practice by investigating companies that deal in dental practice sales.

ADS Dental Practice Transitions
1621 Ivanhoe Street
Denvere, CO 80220
Ph: (888) ADS – 4237
Contact: nancys@ADStransitions.com

• Appoint a Lead Manager
  Appoint a lead manager who is in charge of leads for the trade show. They should know your company, your staff, and be responsible. They should be in charge of creating a plan or strategy of how you will be tracking those leads and supervise the marketing for the event. That includes things like follow up packages, finding a designer for custom trade show displays, and other general marketing. Putting one person in charge will help prevent important leads from falling through the cracks.
• Personal Phone Calls
  Make visitors who show interest in your custom trade show exhibit feel that you are interested in them as well. Make sure to give them a follow up call to answer any questions and provide more information. If possible try to make sure whoever talks to them at the trade show is the one to call.
• Organization is Key
  Keeping all of your leads organized is key! There are several systems that can gather and store your leads information simply by scanning their name tag. Or, if possible, have your staff write notes about their conversation so follow up with them later about. Keeping things organized is the best way to make sure a trade show was worth your while.

Trade show booths can prove to be very profitable. Just make sure to do the work afterwards to see that ROI.

Insight Exhibits
1367 South 700 West
Salt Lake City, UT 84104
Email: mail@insightexhibits.com
Phone: 801-978-9000
Fax: 801-978-0010

• Appoint a Lead Manager
  Appoint a lead manager who is in charge of leads for the trade show. They should know your company, your staff, and be responsible. They should be in charge of creating a plan or strategy of how you will be tracking those leads and supervise the marketing for the event. That includes things like follow up packages, finding a designer for custom trade show displays, and other general marketing. Putting one person in charge will help prevent important leads from falling through the cracks.
• Personal Phone Calls
  Make visitors who show interest in your custom trade show exhibit feel that you are interested in them as well. Make sure to give them a follow up call to answer any questions and provide more information. If possible try to make sure whoever talks to them at the trade show is the one to call.
• Organization is Key
  Keeping all of your leads organized is key! There are several systems that can gather and store your leads information simply by scanning their name tag. Or, if possible, have your staff write notes about their conversation so follow up with them later about. Keeping things organized is the best way to make sure a trade show was worth your while.

Trade show booths can prove to be very profitable. Just make sure to do the work afterwards to see that ROI.

Insight Exhibits
1367 South 700 West
Salt Lake City, UT 84104
Email: mail@insightexhibits.com
Phone: 801-978-9000
Fax: 801-978-0010

• Composition
  Depending on the type of granite, it will have different minerals in it, but it will always contain quartz and feldspar. These two materials are what gives granite a light color. Darker granites have various minerals to give it the darker color. These large mineral grains fit tightly together and when combined with the slow cooling period the rock underwent, you have a very durable and strong material. In fact, its main two minerals, quartz and feldspar are actually harder than steel.
• Formation
  Granite is found all over the earth in areas where the Earth’s crust has eroded. Granite forms when the Earth’s continental rocks melt usually due to applying large amounts of heat or adding other components such as water or carbon dioxide. When the Earth slowly releases heat and fluids, continental crust turns to granite.
• Quarrying Granite
  In the early days of quarrying granite, workers used steam drills, wedges and hammers to free it from the Earth. The drills would make holes along the edge of the granite and then wedges and hammers would break it off into slabs. Today, quarries use powered tools and blasting techniques to get the job done. Most quarrymen also need to be knowledgeable in rock structure.
• Creating Your Countertops
  Only a small percent of granite leaves the quarry as a rough block. Most is cut to the correct dimensions and finished for the project in mind. From this point, the designers and installers take over to create and install customized granite countertops.

Granite is not only a hard and durable material, but also takes time and energy to quarry, create, and install as countertops. With a variety of colors and patterns, you are sure to find something that fits your home and lifestyle that will last.

Bedrock Quartz
5996 Dannon Way (9280 S)
West Jordan, UT 84081
Phone : 801-282-3322
Fax : 801-282-8866
Email : info@bedrockquartz.com

1. Price
   Money is always the bottom line. How much is the premium, what is the deductible, how much will the insurance cover, and what is your co-payment are questions you should consider when shopping around for dental insurance. Depending on your needs and family size these amounts will change.
2. Service Covered
   Reviewing the services that are covered are a must before signing up for a plan. In general, preventative care like routine checkup are covered. If you have teenagers in the house, you’ll probably want something that covers orthodontics. Most plans do not cover any type of work done by a cosmetic dentist so you’ll be paying those expenses out of your own pocket. Also check to see what the limits on coverage are. Some plans only will pay up to a certain amount each year.
3. Available Dentists
   Depending on the type of plan you have, you may not be able to see whatever dentist you would like. Preferred provider plans for example, would specify a specific Boston dentist that was part of their network which you could see. Other plans allow you to see who ever you want. The benefit of the preferred provider plans is that they can offer lower deductibles and you can receive higher discounts on procedures.

When choosing a dental plan, first consider your personal needs. If you’re young healthy, and single, it would probably be cheaper just to pay for your annual cleanings out of pocket. If you have a family or a history of dental problems, getting insurance can save you quite a bit of money. As you shop around, be sure to ask a Boston cosmetic dentist for their advice and what insurance company and plan they would recommend for you.

Dental Partners of Boston
Dr. Sergio Guzman
800 Boylston Street, 2nd Floor
Boston, MA 02199
Ph: (617) 848-1164

• Vision
  Anytime you undertake a project, you should do it with a clear vision in mind. Plan out the style, colors, furniture placement, and feel of the room. Look online or through magazines for pictures and ideas of how you want it to look. You could also check out model homes or many cities offer Parade of Homes throughout the year. There are also great ideas and resources on blogs for decorating within a budget.
• Paint
  Head to your local paint retailer and get out the paint brush. A fresh paint of coat gives a new, fresh look to your old furniture. Handpainted furniture allows you to customize and match your furniture to your new home and also gives it a unique look. If you don’t like the look of it or want to change the color later on, it’s a pretty simple fix.
• Accents
  Things as little and simple as an accent can make a big difference with your old furniture. Buy a new lampshade, new pillows for the sofa, new picture frames or artwork for the walls. Also, plants can be a simple addition that really add to a room. You can use these new accents to draw attention to create a focal point for the room.

When decorating your new Daybreak homes, remember to have patience and that you don’t need to have it decorated all at once! Take time and have fun focusing on one room at a time. Good home decor is decor that reflects you. Make it your own and have some fun with it!

Sego Homes
11158 S. Kestrel Rise Rd.
South Jordan, UT 84095
Phone: 801-652-4424

• Lawn – Many lawns are composed of cool-season grasses so during the spring and summer months they are not very active. These types of grasses include Kentucky bluegrass, fescues, and perennial ryegrass. To prepare them for the winter, they should be fertilized in two increments. First, it is recommended to use a fertilizer high in nitrogen around mid September. Around Thanksgiving, or before the ground has frozen, use a high phosphorus fertilizer. The fall is also a good time to reseed to repair damage caused during the summer.
• Trees and Bushes – Most people prune away their trees and bushes to get ready for winter. If you do some pruning, go easy. It is actually recommended by master gardeners to not prune at all during the fall. This is because pruning stimulates plant growth. Don’t encourage your plants to grow as they are trying to prepare for dormancy. Do however, clear up any branches around your fencing to protect it from damage. Also, clean up any dead wood to insects don’t make it their home during the winter months.
• Flower Beds – Clean out those flower beds! This doesn’t take a lot of work. It is important to get rid of any perennials as the melting snow and spring rain can cause rotting. You can leave ornamental grasses in place though. It is also a good time of year to plant bulbs for the spring.

As you prepare your yard feel free to contact landscaping and a fence company for advice or help. Doing a bit of cleaning now will pay off come spring.

Stonehenge Fence
140 North 1200 West
Orem, UT 84057
(801) 607-5733

There are several methods that have been proven to ingrain memories that will have a tough time being overlooked or forgotten, but petting zoos can often times be a bit too much. Jokes aside, here are a few ways to make a memorable moment impossible to forget:

• Pictures say it all, and more. – Photography backdrop stands are a fantastic way to turn any ordinary wedding photo booth into the highlight of the party. Don’t forget to ask for a few baby photography props as gifts for the future, you know…just in case.
• Nobody ever said they were too old for games. – Make certain that your guests are entertained. Enough with sitting around waiting for their chance to meet the lucky couple. Set up a few games and things are definitely going to get interesting.
• Themes are not only for holidays. – Consider a themed wedding. It doesn’t have to be tacky, nor does it have to involve elaborate costumes and staff dressed accordingly. Something simple that reflects your personality.

There is such a wide spectrum of choices for the modern age bride and groom. Consider a unique venue for the wedding or reception. Have your event catered creatively by your favorite local mom-and-pop restaurant. Whatever it is you decide to choose, remember to bring your individuality and rely on the true feelings that are shared between the Mr. and Mrs. to be. That recipe in itself will always come up with fantastic results.

PepperLu
909 W 500 N
Lindon, UT 84042
(801) 785-9880
PepperLu
3822 West 1987 South
Salt Lake City, UT 84104
Ph: (801) 756 – 6114

• Price
  To see where you can save, you need to compare the cost per person. For example, I looked at one private service offeringairport shuttle services from Salt Lake to Park City at a base rate of $100 for 1-3 people. Another shared service shuttle ran $70 a person for the same trip. If you split the cost with 2 other friends, you’ll be saving around $37 or ($74 round trip).
• Consider the Service
  Most shared shuttle services are pretty basic. They pick you up at the airport and drop you off at your location. With a private or luxury service, you can usually arrange for any special requests. You can have them stop at a store if you forgot anything, pick up an have a ski rental ready for you, help unload your bags, etc. This can save you time and make your arrival much more low key and easy. Even if the cost is a little higher, the convenience is definitely worth it.
• Comfortable Ride
  If you’re arriving at the airport, chances are you’ve just spent the last few hours sitting uncomfortably close to a stranger on a plane. Once you’re on the ground, you don’t need to be corralled into a shared shuttle to do it all over again. Arranging for private luxury transportation will let you relax a bit before arriving at you hotel. It’ll make your check in process much smoother. In addition, since the driver’s focus is on you, you get much better service and plenty of room for all of your baggage and gear.

When planning your next trip, don’t shy away from luxury transportation. It may be a better deal in the end.

Alpine Transportation
1364 S 1000 E
Salt Lake City, UT 84105
Phone: (801) 410-4001
Email: info@alpine-transportation.com

Innovations

• Agricultural – This story begins with corn and cotton, and how the high demand of each lead to incredible inventions.
  • Life on the Farmstead – Beginning with sowing by hand and cultivating by hoe, the invention of the cotton gin marked the beginning of the agricultural revolution that took place between the 16th and 18th centuries. The cotton gin eliminated the need to separate cotton fibers from cotton seeds, this lead to hundreds of man-hours being saved and the southern states becoming extremely wealthy due to the increased production. Some 20 years later, Jethro Wood patented a revised version of Charles Newbold’s cast-iron plow. This new iron plow with interchangeable parts allowed farmers to adjust their plow to the soil condition they were working with, thus allowing all types of land to be cultivated for agricultural use. After the later patents of the reaper and threshing machine the need for reliable storage for the abundance of goods became a necessity, leading way to the 1842 invention of the grain elevator in upstate New York. With all of these increases in supply it was no longer a question of supporting your local community, but making your product available on a national scale which helped our country grow at a rapid pace. Later on the implementation of conveyor belts such as the enclosed conveyor systems allowed goods to be stored for longer without the usual risk of spoiling due to exposure to the elements.

This brief tribute to those great inventors who helped shape the way goods were manufactured and stored is nowhere near the recognition they deserve, but hopefully some will think of these great individuals when enjoying modern day luxuries.
Cambelt International

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