How to prepare for your band's first tour 
Get lists of things you'll need. 
Assuming this is your band's first tour, you'll probably be going out for just a few weeks. Get all the band members to make a list of everything they will require in that time, including things such as deodorant.

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- Don't forget to order posters. This is going to take a lot of time, even long-term.
- Also, have someone bring up the area they'll be playing, and buy a flyer in the studio building you'll be playing in. Decide on a taxi or bus schedule.
- Also, make sure they make a list of other things they expect that you'll already have on hand. Make sure you have enough energy and will be able to handle the rigid requests you may encounter backstage.
- You'll need to find space for instruments, personal belongings, any merchandise or other items, and your band. By knowing what you are taking with you, you can find ways to conserve space.

You'll need to find space for instruments, personal belongings, any merchandise or other items, and your band. By knowing what you are taking with you, you can find ways to conserve space.

How to write about married life in an autobiography 
Write a clear objective describing what you want your autobiography to do for the eventual reader. 
Based on the objective, create a list of moments in your married life that, when described, will help achieve the objective. 
Be sure to note what you learned from each of these situations.

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- Write : The objective does not have to be detailed, but the objective is bold. Include events that have happened to open you up to new possibilities.
- What you reflect upon should help the reader reach the objective. Think about what questions you would like the reader to ask when they read the biography.
- Run the list by your (current or past) significant other. Ask them to describe the events in your list from their memory.
- Starting your autobiography with a clear objective will help readers get familiar with who you are and how you approach different situations. Translate your autobiography in your own words.

Run the list by your (current or past) significant other. Ask them to describe the events in your list from their memory.

How to forecast sales before starting a business 
Identify likely customers. 
Work to define a market for your product or service. Who do you expect will have the desire and the money to purchase it? Using demographic information, define the characteristics of your likely customers.

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- Include what types of people are important to your business. About 150/100 or more people bring cash to people willing to buy products, or 100/50.
- Demographic characteristics include age, sex, marital status, income, children, and other characteristics as you see fit. The more you know about your customers, the more likely your projections of sales will be correct.
- Your customer base is a critical factor in determining what your competitors are aiming for your product. Understand that many demographics have great attributes; however, our personal group does not provide a good resources or resources with the assets needed to make our business stock.
- For example, if your company decides to jump out of their house in a sixty days' time, find the difference between or worse. As a result, decide who would want to jump in the wait, be the source of the demand, and build a successful career out of the business.

Demographic characteristics include age, sex, marital status, income, children, and other characteristics as you see fit. The more you know about your customers, the more likely your projections of sales will be correct.

How to make easy caramel 
Measure out the ingredients before you start cooking. 
Timing is very important when making caramel, since it can easily burn, and you don't want to have to search around your kitchen for a measuring cup while your sugar is boiling. 
Place a heavy-bottomed saucepan on the stove.

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- Set it on the burner to medium high, just enough to stand on its length without tipping over. Add the olive oil and the vanilla pods.
- A two to three quart pan works well. Be sure to use one that's nice and heavy, so it cooks the sugar evenly.
- If your stove allows you to do so, it helps to place a heavy book or heavy-bottomed pot on top to weigh down the bottom half of the pot. Doing so helps clean off the carbonation and prevents water from splashing up into the saucepan.
- Add a handful of your ingredients to the pan. Turn the heat to high and heat the mixture.


A two to three quart pan works well. Be sure to use one that's nice and heavy, so it cooks the sugar evenly.