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(ChattahBox) — While the rest of the nation particularly the snow skiers will be excited to here lot’s more snow is heading Denver’s way. In the foothills, up to 24 inches of snow is possible, while higher elevations could get 3 feet. Meanwhile, as much as 18 inches is expected in parts of metro Denver, over the next two day. A cold front and trough dipping down from the north combined with a low pressure system moving over southern Colorado will combine creating the state’s first major

I don’t really decorate for Halloween, to tell you the truth. Just a few jack-o-lanterns on the front porch and a giant fuzzy spider my daughter talked me into buying. (She turned it into her “pet” that sleeps on the floor beside her bed every night under a pink baby blanket, so I don’t think he’s really scaring anyone). I appreciate the creativity that some people display at Halloween, though. Here are a few things I’ve been inspired by. (Photo at top from Good Housekeeping ). Ja

A backpack is a survival kit for the hiker. What you pack and what you leave is a very personal decision and is a blend of the hike and the personality of the hiker. Packing the right stuff is very important. At the end of the trip it is likely that the main cause of feeling that your trek was a success or not will be based (partly) on what’s in your backpack. Weight is a very important factor. A heavy backpack weights down the hiker. It’s hard to be agile carrying a lot. Injuries go up with

If you’ve ever dreamed of writing a novel, then NaNoWriMo might be for you. Are you one of those writers who comes up with plot after plot, maybe writing a few pages, or even a few chapters, only to abandon every project for the next great idea? Have you started working on a novel but constantly find yourself caught up in the vicious cycle of endless editing and revising with no end in sight? Is that novel you’ve been thinking about sitting around collecting dust in the annals of your mind?

Author : Josh Stone Some people are adventurous and outgoing; too adventurous, in fact that they tend to find someone to share the adventures with More than sharing their adventures, they want to educate people on the places that they have been to This is the usual last frontier that traveling people face By offering their services as travel guides, they are not only able to repeatedly travel to places that they have fallen in love to but they can also share their experiences and adventures

by Doug Desjardins Retailers have always been anxious to get the ball rolling on holiday sales, and this year is no exception. And with several surveys showing that consumers plan to start Christmas shopping earlier than usual this year, retailers are already one-upping each other. As usual, Wal-Mart was first out of the box. In mid-October, it launched its first Black Friday promotion by pricing pre-orders on ten soon-to-be-released hardcover books by popular authors like Stephen King an

by Doug Desjardins Cyber Monday has become such a staple of retail-speak that it’s hard to believe the term has been around only a few years. And while the origins of its sister term Black Friday are fairly well-known, the roots of Cyber Monday are not common knowledge. Credit for coining the name goes to Shop.org, a division of the National Retail Federation (NRF) that first used the term in reference to the Monday after Thanksgiving in 2005. The group came up with the unofficial holiday

A backpack is a survival kit for the hiker. What you pack and what you leave is a very personal decision and is a mix of the hike and the personality of the hiker. Packing the right stuff is very important. At the end of the trip it is likely that the main cause of feeling that your trek was a success or not will be based (in part) on what’s in your backpack. Weight is a very important factor. A heavy backpack weights down the hiker. You can’t cover as much ground. Injuries go up with the we

Automotive dealers are facing some tough times, but the current economic downturn isn’t all gloomy. As the automotive industry restructures itself, dealers may find that this is a good time to pay closer attention to the “best practices” that will help them retain service customers. The automotive service consulting firms recommend examining three priorities: customer service, convenience and follow-up. Customer service may seem to be well in hand. After all, most service departments book as