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Always answer question and queries with as much detail as possible. Never lie, and even if you feel like they re to young, just simplify it without the sugar coating! ( or in the future it could cause an argument).
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Answer the questions honestly. After years of school, most people are hardwired to look for the "right" answer or the "most right answer." With personality tests, there is no such thing as a right or wrong answer. You are not being graded, you are exploring your own personal attributes. Answer the questions as you are, not as you wish to be or as you think you are supposed to answer them. For example, you could encounter a question like "Do you like to take the lead on a project, or be given direction?" Many people might feel inclined to pick "Take the lead," because they feel that this is the "right" answer, but if you hate the idea of managing a team, you should answer "Take direction."
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Ask her how she’s doing. If you’re not sure how your partner is feeling or what she’s thinking, the best way to find out is to ask. Make sure to really pay attention to her answer, and ask for clarification if you still don’t understand.[10] X Research source You can ask open-ended questions, like "How are you feeling right now?" or more specific ones, like "Are you upset about that argument we hard earlier?" If she gives an evasive answer or says she doesn’t want to talk about it, don’t push it or act resentful. Instead, say something like, "Okay, I understand. I’m here if you want to talk, though."
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Ask her questions about her feelings, thoughts, and beliefs. One of the best ways to get to know and understand any person is to talk to them. If you’re interested in understanding more about a woman, ask her questions. Just don’t make the questions too personal or invasive, especially if you don’t know her very well. For example, you might ask her things like:[2] X Research source "What do you like to do for fun?" "How do you feel about this issue?" "Why did you decide to go into that profession?" "What are some things you hope to accomplish one day?"
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Avoid making assumptions about her. You’ll have a hard time understanding any person if you assume that you know everything (or anything!) about them. When you’re getting to know a woman, start by letting go of any assumptions about what she is thinking or feeling. Don’t jump to the conclusion that you know anything about her life, preferences, or core beliefs. For example, if she’s single, don’t assume that she’s lonely and looking for a relationship. Not all women are interested in being with a romantic partner.[1] X Research source It can be hard to recognize your own assumptions. If you find yourself thinking something about a woman in your life, stop and ask yourself: "Why do I think that? Is there any reason for me to believe that about her?"
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Attend a community lecture. Some communities, especially those with a diverse population, will sponsor lectures by different religious leaders. These bring together people of different beliefs to have a conversation about religion and society. Check your local church and community calendars to see if there are any upcoming that you could attend.[5] X Research source
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Attend a religious service. If there is a religion that you are particularly interested in learning about, find a nearby place of worship and attend one of their services. Here, you will be able to see the beliefs in practice and participate in an act of worship. It’s also a great place to make connections and meet new people.[2] X Research source
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Give your partner your full attention when you’re together. Even if you’re in a close relationship with a woman, you’ll have a hard time understanding her completely if you’re not present and paying attention. You don’t have to be fully focused on her 24/7, but give her your attention when you’re spending quality time together. Put away your phone and other distractions, and really listen to what she has to say.[7] X Research source When you’re conversing, try to understand what she’s saying before you respond. Follow up what she says with questions. If she feels that you are really paying attention and making an effort to understand her, she’ll be more likely to do the same for you.
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Let youngsters lead you. Let children give you roles sometimes. They might want to be the mommy or daddy for a change. Now if this is the case, you might be in for a treat because they might reenact your behavior ( or how they see you any how); reenact the way they do things too, the way they talk and even discipline. This is how children might see them. Are parents being rough, yelling too much, and nagging? Take notes, because children do. What they see in you will partially form the parents they will be or not want to be later on in life.
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Avoid making accusations or jumping to conclusions during arguments. If your partner does something you don’t understand or don’t agree with, don’t rush to complain or make accusations. This will put her on the defensive and will make it harder for you to see her perspective and resolve the situation. Instead, communicate with her about how you feel and calmly and respectfully ask her to explain her behavior.[9] X Research source For example, you might say, "I felt really hurt and confused when you made that comment about my brother. Why did you say that?" Avoid using language that makes accusations or assumptions. For example, don’t say, "You’re always trying to put me and my family down just so you can feel better about yourself!"
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Listen actively to what she has to say. Asking questions and making conversation will only help you understand a woman if you really pay attention to what she says. When she speaks, make an effort to listen and make sense of what she’s saying. Then you will know how to handle her. Don’t spend the whole conversation planning what you’re going to say next. Instead, hear her out and then decide how to respond.[3] X Research source If you don’t understand something, try repeating it back to her in your own words or asking for clarification. For example, you might say, "It sounds like you don’t want to vote for Johnson because you don’t like his stance on environmental issues. Is that right?"
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Get together with friends or classmates and discuss the reading. It s not cheating to discuss what you ve read about before or after class. In fact, most teachers would probably be thrilled. Get your classmates reactions and compare them to your own. Again, try not to talk about whether or not it was "boring," but see if anyone has a good explanation of something you might ve found difficult or confusing. Offer your own reading expertise to help your friends.[8] X Research source Try talking to yourself out loud if you don’t have anyone to talk with. Just the act of speaking can help you learn.
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Look up any words, locations, or ideas you don t recognize. You can use context clues to help you figure out things by yourself, but it s always a good idea to take a minute to learn any references you might not have gotten the first time. It ll make the reading much easier. In school, having looked up an unfamiliar word or concept will always win you bonus points. It s a good thing to get in the habit of doing.
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Pay attention to their imaginations. Expose them to as much as you possibly can and see how they react to it. While strolling or walking, every little thing along that path such as sounds, smell, touch, etc. adds to their learning and imagination. They are sponges for the first five years and it is up to you to give them all the information they will need for the future. Take your time, slow down, and see how their minds work by how they interact with the world. A child s imagination is extraordinary.[3] X Research source
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Focus on their creations. Their art work often represents their feelings. Do some children draw their dads smaller than anyone else? This behavior could be a sign that they are upset from something their dads did. Are their baby sisters missing from their pictures? This behavior could be a sign of jealousy (if you come across this, don t argue that the sister or whoever should be included, because they can t help how they feel, however it might be a good idea to ask questions such as " where is your sister in the picture?"). Adults should take the time to analyze what kids say, In order to comprehend children, parents don t have to be psychologists. But they should know their kids better than anyone else.
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Think Like A Child. It is important to think like them in a conversation in order to better understand them, because if you just think like an adult you may lack understanding and find yourself with slightly less patience, if you talk very adult-like they will ask questions about word meanings and it will become a never ending conversation.
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Listen. It is important to let children speak without being interrupted and to listen carefully to what they are saying. This is so important! Start when they are just learning to babble, as they are trying to communicate. Stop, look and try to understand what they are saying. If nothing else, your complete attention, eye contact and response helps them feel validation and love.[1] X Trustworthy Source Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Main public health institute for the US, run by the Dept. of Health and Human Services Go to source Although, at times, their stories do not make a lot of sense, they often relate to facts; to lived moments, to things that they have heard or seen. Children have the capacity to embellish stories, add a few flying ponies or talking butterflies to them, but they do not all have the capacity to lie, be conniving, or create problems. However, at, approximately, age five, most kids learn how to lie, so they won t always be innocent. Therefore, if a child, for instance, mentions that his grandma doesn t like someone, you might want to question the validity of the statement. Don t worry, you probably won t like your daughter-in-law either, some day, circle of life.
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Physically, verbally, and emotionally connect More with Your Kids. Visual connections make conversations with kids more personal. Don t talk too fast or they ll stop listening, and don t use big words. Adults should use simple sentences when they speak to children, should show them love through uncomplicated speech. For instance, a parent might say, " Eat your food, my love, so you can grow big and strong" or "Sit far from the T.V to protect your beautiful eyes". They will then see parental messages in a loving way rather then in a nagging way.[5] X Research source
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Sign up for an online course about religion. Taking an online course will provide you with a more structured means of learning about religion. Many colleges offer classes online that will work with your schedule and that can be completed in your free time. You can also find options on websites like Coursera.[4] X Research source
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Know the basis for most personality tests. Though this may not stand true for every test ever developed, most personality tests evaluate personality based on five traits (often called the Big Five). Each of these traits show up in some degree in all people, and your personality depends upon which ones are dominant.These five characteristics are abbreviated with the acronym OCEAN. The traits are as follows:[11] X Research source O is for openness. C is for conscientiousness. E is for extroversion. A is for agreeableness. N is for neuroticism.
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Meet with a religious leader. If you have more complex questions about the foundation or history of a religion, or if you are confused by its practices, set up an appointment to meet with a leader of that religion. They are well educated and should have the answers to most of your questions. They might refer you to some additional reading or research to help answer your questions. Be prepared to leave with a little bit of homework.
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Listen to music from the religion. Cultural aspects of a religion are very important, and many religions have specific music that they incorporate into worship. Listening can give you an idea of the mood of the religion when it comes to worship, and the words (if there are any) can communicate stories from the religion.[3] X Research source
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Read the Holy Book of a religion that interests you. Most religions have a text or set of texts that has all of the teachings and stories of the religion. Normally these books are pretty lengthy and complex. If you are truly interested in a religion, read their Holy Book (or some parts of it that interest you). This will give you a good idea of how the religion is set up.
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Search for and carefully read religious publications sponsored by each religion. Many religious organizations have online publications directly from their leaders that discuss current events in the church and refer back to their main core beliefs. Many religious leaders are active online, especially on social media websites, so check out social media accounts for links to meaningful articles and upcoming events or holidays.[1] X Research source Websites such as the Catholic https://www.vaticannews.va will have information about current events and teachings. If you want to learn more about Judaism, check out https://jps.org/, which has a large resource library with Jewish publications.
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Search online for each faith that you are interested in learning about. Websites such as the BBC, the United Religions Initiative, and other organizations will have the general background information about a religion, including its founding story, core beliefs, recent events, holidays, and geographical concentration. For example, you might be interested in learning about Buddhism, Judaism, and Islam. A quick search about the history of these religions will yield plenty of results. It might be helpful to break this research into sections such as history, prominent figures, or core beliefs. Alternatively, choose just one of the websites mentioned above to do all of the reading you can. This will keep your research focused.
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Choose a personality test. Carl Jung is credited with starting our fascination with personality testing. In the early 1900s he developed a way to take inventory of a person s particular traits. Since then this idea has been adapted to several different versions. Some popular ones include:[10] X Research source Personality and Preferences Inventory (PAPI) - This test is often used to screen candidates in a business setting. Myers-Briggs Type indicator - This test is used to identify personal preferences in introversion, extroversion, sensation, thinking, intuition, and functioning. True Colors Test - This test classifies personality traits into colors to make it easy to understand.
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Take the test in a relaxed state of mind. Take a few deep breaths or use a visualization technique to calm your mind before taking a personality test. You should also take the test when you are well rested and your appetite is satisfied. Being stressed during the test will make it harder to answer questions accurately and honestly. Overthinking each question will lead to confusion about which answer is the "right answer."
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Take an active interest in the things she cares about. You’ll understand your partner better and get more out of your relationship if you take at least a little interest in the things that are important to her.[8] X Research source Ask her about what she likes to do, what her goals and dreams are, and what causes and beliefs are most meaningful to her. Look for ways to participate in some of her favorite hobbies. This could be as simple as watching her favorite show with her or joining her occasionally when she plays her favorite video game. Ask her questions about the things she’s interested in. For example, "What do you like best about this book?" or "How did you get into rock climbing?" Getting to know the things she cares about will not only bring you closer together, but will also give you more insight into who she is as a person.
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Get in touch with your own thoughts and feelings. It may seem strange, but understanding yourself better can make it easier for you to understand your partner. If you’re not sure what’s going on in your own head and heart, you’ll have a harder time connecting to what she’s thinking and feeling.[11] X Research source Take time each day to mindfully pay attention to your own emotions, thoughts, and physical sensations. Don’t try to judge or analyze your thoughts and feelings. Just notice and name them. For example, you might think to yourself, "When I argue with Susan, I feel scared. I worry that I might lose her. My shoulders get tense and my heart races."
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Give them undivided attention. Always look them in the eye, this is very important. Not only will you know what the child wants and feels, they will understand how you feel. They will be validated through your love of understanding.[2] X Research source
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Play with them. Enter their world of imagination and make yourself at home, abandoned adult feelings of embarrassment and shame as crawl like a baby, meow like a cat, and jump up and down like a monkey and then watch the sparkle in their eyes.[4] X Research source When you become a part of their world, happiness overcomes them and makes them want to connect with you more and more. This is when adults can bond with their children on the deepest level, bond with them in their world. By engaging in activities that kids enjoy, parents can transfer to them some of their traditions, morals, and beliefs and strengthen their bond with their children. This will not only give you a better understanding of your childs mind, but also a healthy relationship that both you and the child will cherish.
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Train for an academic library. Many academic librarians also hold an additional master s degree in a specific subject. If you re passionate about an academic subject, such as art, law, music, business, or psychology, this path can combine it with your interest in libraries.
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Set an alarm. Setting an alarm is crucial when you nap at work. If you oversleep, you could land in trouble with your boss. You may also end up missing an important deadline or otherwise feeling like you ve lost a good chunk of the day.[6] X Research source Make sure your alarm s ringtone is jarring and loud enough to wake you up, but not so loud that it will disrupt the workplace. You don t need an actual alarm clock; simply use the alarm on your cellphone, or use an alarm clock app/program on your computer.
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Rehearse your answers to interview questions. Interviewers typically ask questions to understand their applicants’ behavior. They want to know how a potential employee will react to different types of people and handle different situations. Write down your answers to these questions. Your answers should be truthful and to the point. Use relevant examples to support your answers as well. Rehearse them in front of the mirror. Some examples of typical questions are:[11] X Research source "Where have you worked previously?" "Why did you leave your previous job?" "What were some obstacles you faced in your last job and how did you handle them?" "Do you tend to solve problems on your own, or ask for help?" "Why would you like to work at this hotel?"
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Complete the application process. Follow the application instructions, making sure you submit all required materials. Here are some helpful tips that state DMV websites in Florida and Virginia recommend to prospective applicants: [7] X Research source [8] X Research source Carefully review the job posting to make sure you are familiar with required qualifications and responsibilities. Adapt your application and supporting materials such as a resume to the specific position for which you are applying. Emphasize the higher-level skills and duties acquired through your previous employment. Highlight training you have received that might be relevant to the position. Make sure all parts of the application are completed. Check your application before submitting.
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Follow through on your application. After you have submitted your application, call or email the hotel after four or five days. Let the hotel know that you look forward to hearing from them soon. If you get a voicemail, leave your name and number. For example, "Good Morning. My name is Jessica Brown. I submitted an application for the concierge position earlier this week. I just wanted to make sure that my application was received. I look forward to hearing from you."
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Follow up on your application. The process of getting a job only begins when you submit an application. Stay involved with the process by reaching out to the department you ve applied for.[7] X Research source Send an email to the hiring manager a few days after your application has been submitted. Be gracious and professional and inquire about the status of your application.
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Wait to hear back. Waiting to hear back about your application can be stressful, but many DMV offices provide you with an application confirmation number so you can research the status of your application online. It’s also a good idea to regularly check your email and voicemail to see if someone has contacted you requesting additional information, setting up an exam, or scheduling an interview.[11] X Research source
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Apply for the position. Double check your resume, cover letter, and any additional texts you are required to submit. Then, take a deep breath and send in your application. If you’re lucky, they may request an interview or skill test to see if you’re right for the organization. If not, it simply means your dream job is located somewhere else, so keep applying![13] X Research source Remember, major organizations receive tons of applications every year, so a rejection is not a statement about your qualifications or character.
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Dress professionally for your interview. Whether you are applying for a lifeguard or a concierge position, you want to dress professionally. As a rule of thumb, dress one to two levels higher than the job you are applying for. Dressing appropriately shows that you want to be taken seriously and care about the job.[12] X Research source For example, if you are applying for a housekeeping position, business casual attire is appropriate. If you are applying for a concierge or managerial position, then formal business attire may be more appropriate.
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Monitor your budget through an app if you prefer working online. If you’re on your computer or phone most of the day anyway, you may prefer to handle your budget online. Apps will allow you to input your monthly expenses and income and can calculate whether or not you’re living within your means. Useful budgeting apps available for iPhone and Android include:[1] X Research source Quicken Mint Pocketguard
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Use either a briefcase or business bag to carry your items in. You do not have to spend obscene amounts of money for a proper carrying case. Just make sure your bag looks like it belongs in a professional setting.[29] X Research source A nice leather bag or a briefcase is ideal. If you also carry a purse, keep it small and simple so as to avoid carrying two large bags. If necessary, you can put your purse in your larger bag.
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Consider signing with a professional bail agent. Bail agents, sometimes called bail bondsmen, act as sureties and post bail on behalf of defendants. A bail agent makes a profit by charging the defendant a non-refundable fee (usually 10% of the bail amount). If the defendant fails to appear in court, the bail agent forfeits the bond amount. The agent is also authorized to arrest the defendant for the purposes of bringing him or her to court. In some states, the agent can hire a bounty hunter to apprehend the defendant.[6] X Research source The agent may also bring a civil suit against the defendant or anyone else obligated under the bail agent s contract to recover the bail money the agent paid to the court. Posting bail for profit is prohibited in Oregon, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Illinois, Kentucky, and Maine, which makes it illegal for professional bail agents to operate. These states are more likely to allow a defendant or surety to post a percentage of the total bail amount instead of the entire total.[7] X Research source In these states, if you fail to appear in court when required to do so, you will be arrested by the police or the sheriff s department as opposed to being seized by a bounty hunter.
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Post bail at the court or jail. After the judge has set a bail amount during a court hearing, defendants and sureties can post bail with the court clerk during regular business hours, or at the jail after hours. The court or jail will issue a receipt for the bail bond, proving that bail was posted.
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Wait for the judge to set bail. The purpose of setting bail is to ensure that the defendant appears at trial without necessarily having to keep the defendant in custody. The bail amount needs to be significantly high enough so that the defendant will not simply forfeit the bail amount and disappear. Many courts have preset bail amounts for each offense, though a judge can deviate from those guidelines for good cause.[3] X Research source For example, this Los Angeles County Felony Bail Schedule recommends bail of $50,000 for campaign violations, and $100,000 for kidnapping. A judge can decide not to allow the defendant to be released on bail if the defendant is a flight risk (not likely to return to court for trial), or a danger to the community.[4] X Research source Defendants are less likely to be considered a flight risk when they have family and community ties to the area, employment, minimal criminal history, or a record of appearing as required in the past.[5] X Research source
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Buy a resistance band. A resistance band is an elastic strap with handles on either end used in workouts that can be purchased at most sports or gym stores. You can also buy one online. There are a variety of exercises you can do using a resistance band that work the lats. Try the bent over row. In this work out, you will stand on the center of the band with your feet spread slightly apart. Bend over slightly, with your knees somewhat bent, and grab both ends of the band. Form a 90 degree angle. Pull the band up towards your hips, squeezing your shoulders as you go, and then return to the original position. Do this for two to three sets of 10 to 12 reps.[11] X Research source You can also try a lying pullover. Anchor the band around a low lying immovable object, such as bedpost. Lie on your back, knees bent, and grab either end of the band with your arms held over your head. Then, pull the band in towards your torso and return to the original position. Do 8 to 10 repetitions.[12] X Research source The lat pulldown focuses more on the upper back. You will have to anchor the band around a high up object, such as a tree or a horizontal bar at your local gym. Kneel facing the anchor and grip either end of the band with your arms extended over your head. Bend your elbows to pull the band towards the floor. Contract your back muscles as you do this. Then slowly return to the starting position. Do two to three sets of 10 to 12 repetitions.[13] X Research source
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Wear a black or brown leather belt with a standard sized buckle. Large or customized belt buckles should not be worn in business settings. Also, avoid belts that are brightly-colored or adorned with rhinestones or other obvious embellishments.[28] X Research source
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Pull down the blinds by tugging on the back side of the loop. Take the back end of the loop in one or both hands and firmly tug to lower the blinds back into their original position. Use the front and back of the loop to adjust the blinds as much or as little as you need.[9] X Research source If you’re only looking to adjust the blinds a tiny bit, then only use a tiny amount of force.
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Pull down the right string to lower or raise the top of the blinds. Grasp onto the set of single strings hanging along the right side of the blinds. Tug on the strings to lift the top portion of the blinds. Conversely, try lowering the top of the blinds by angling the string and slowly releasing your grip. When the top portion of the blinds reaches your desired spot, bring the strings back to a vertical position.[6] X Research source
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Pull the string down at a 45-degree angle to bring the blinds down. Begin loosening your grip to let the cord slide through your hand, allowing the blinds to lower. Once the blinds have been lowered to your desired level, adjust the string so that it’s perpendicular to the blinds.[3] X Research source Making the string parallel to the window frame allows the blinds to lock back into place.
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Pull the strings downward to lift up the blinds. Examine the top of the window to find a set of dangling strings. Pull the strings downward to bring the blinds upward. Continue pulling until you reach the top of the window, or until you reach a good stopping point. Once you’ve reached that point, let the blinds go.[1] X Research source Venetian blinds are made of stacked slats that can be adjusted with a long wooden knob. If your blinds don’t have slats, then they aren’t Venetian.[2] X Research source
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Release the string to keep the blinds in place. Let go of the strings and allow them to naturally dangle next to the window frames. Look to the top corners to make sure that the small, metal locking mechanism has clicked into place. Once you’re certain that the blinds are secure, you can completely release the string.[7] X Research source The strings on many honeycomb blinds come with plastic grips or holders that make the blinds easier to adjust.
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Tug on the leftmost string to raise the bottom of the blinds. Find the set of single strings dangling along the left side of the window and pull them downward to raise up the bottom of the blinds. Continue pulling on the strings until the blinds are where you want them to be. Cellular blinds, also known as honeycomb blinds or top-down-bottom-up shades, don’t have slats, and are made of connected paper grooves that look like honeycombs.
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Check the bulletin board or website. Most libraries have a bulletin board where they display notices of special events and, occasionally, open positions. Check this occasionally so you can apply for jobs you re qualified for, or to find out what requirements you can work toward. The library may also advertise job openings on its website or on local government websites.[3] X Research source Most libraries are non-profit institutions supervised by a board. Compared to most employers, this gives them less leeway for discretionary hiring. You re unlikely to be hired based on personal connections, and meeting the stated requirements is usually mandatory.
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Network. If possible, get acquainted not only with the librarians on staff, but with the board members who do the hiring. If, after applying, the library invites you to meet the board, the friends of the library, or another citizen s group, treat it as an extension of the interview. Be professional and engaged.
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Get an immigration bond. Immigration bonds operate through federal law, rather than state law. A surety may be able to post a bond for a defendant who is an undocumented immigrant detained within the United States. If the defendant misses his or her court date, the surety has the opportunity to deliver the defendant to court to regain a percentage of the bond. If the defendant is returned within 10 days of the missed court date, the surety can recover 66.67% of the bond. 50% is returned within 20 days, and 30% is returned within 30 days. After 30 days, the surety cannot recover any percentage of the bond.[9] X Research source
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Build a solid work history. Although where you have worked is important, the amount of time you have spent in a given job is important as well. Try to stay with a job for at least three years. Staying with an employer for three to four years shows commitment and stability.[1] X Research source Build a solid yet related work history by starting at entry-level hotel positions like technical support, accounts payable, or even dishwashing. Commitment and stability are desirable traits employers look for in hotel workers, especially since hotels like to invest in their employees.
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Post a cash bond. With a cash bond, the judge requires that the defendant or a surety deposit the entire bail amount in cash. The money is held until the case is concluded, and is refunded to the person who posted it. If the defendant posts his or her own cash bond, the court may deduct any fines and costs before returning the money. Cash bonds requiring that the entire bail amount be posted up front are more stringent than percentage bonds, which only require a percentage of the bail amount. The full amount is typically required where the defendant is a flight risk, has outstanding unpaid fines, or has failed to return to court before. Percentage bonds are common in states where professional bail agents cannot operate.
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Talk with your coworkers over video chat to stay connected. Sending instant messages and emails are fine, but it can feel a little bit lonely. Try to check in with your coworkers and chat about other things, like what you did that weekend or what you’re doing later, before moving on to work stuff.[18] X Research source You could all meet up 10 minutes before a scheduled meeting to chat about random stuff that doesn’t have to do with work. Ask questions like, "So what did you all do this weekend?" or, "How are your kids doing?"
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Go out and cheer for your team, and have fun! And if you’re an all-star squad, get to work climbing your way towards being a national competitor!
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Determine whether you will be a competitive or regular cheerleading squad. Competitive, or "all-star", teams work with the goal of competing in and winning local, regional, and national cheerleading competitions. Regular, or plain squads perform for show.cheering for a semi-pro or little league sports team; traditional squads bring entertainment to sporting events. If you want to start a traditional squad, contact your local semi-pro or little league team head coaches, and simply ask if they’d like to have a cheerleading squad – 9 times out of 10, you will get an enthusiastic "yes!".
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Do chin ups. You can also work your lats by incorporating chin ups into your workout routine. These can be done with a workout bar at your local gym. Grab onto a pull up bar with your palms facing towards your torso. Keep your grip close to the width of your shoulders.[14] X Research source Keep your back straight and your lower back curved. Your chest should be sticking out slightly.[15] X Research source Pull yourself upward, breathing out, until your head is level with the pull up bar. Breathing in, lower your body back to the starting position.[16] X Research source If you are new to doing chin ups, it may take practice before you are able to successfully incorporate them into your workout. The number of repetitions depends on your overall fitness level. Start off by seeing how many chin ups you can do successfully before becoming tired and gradually build up from that number.[17] X Research source
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Traditional squads: choreograph and teach your cheers, chants, and sideline routines. You’ll also want to keep a few half-time routines on reserve that you can easily perform to popular songs and dance mixes. All-Star squads: choreograph and teach your competition routine. The time limit, music, and technical requirements will be set by the competitions you choose to attend.
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Get a citation release. For some minor offenses, an arresting officer will issue a citation to an arrested person which requires him or her to appear in court.[12] X Research source The arrested person is not taken into custody, and no bail amount is collected. Failing to appear can result in additional fines, charges, and an arrest warrant.[13] X Research source
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Clean up after yourself. Don t make a mess in the stall. Other people have to use the same restroom you do at work, and no one wants to deal with a mess. Be considerate of others and try to be clean in the stall. Wash your hands. You should always wash your hands after using the restroom.
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Clean up without being asked. One thing that s consistent at every workplace is cleanliness and safety. Straightening up doesn t usually need to be coached. Look out for things you can organize, or ways that you can clean up to make the workplace much easier. If you work in an office, change out the coffee filter and make a fresh pot. Clean up the cups and spoons and throw away the refuse. Take the trash to the bin. Help straighten up other public areas if they need straightening. If you work in a kitchen or a restaurant, keep an eye out for obstacles that someone may trip over, or help clean up dishes in the back. Take a turn at the sink if you need to try to find a way to stay busy.
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Take charge without your coach. While the coach is in charge of the team, he can’t be everywhere at once, and will probably need your help. If you notice someone who needs help, offer it rather than waiting for the coach to notice. If it is time for practice to start, and your coach is doing something else, set up some stretching or a drill to make sure you are doing something productive.[14] X Research source If you notice problems developing in teammate’s habits or their level of play that the coach can’t solve, call a players-only meeting to help one another discuss issues without the coach looking over everyone. This can take some of the pressure off and make it more likely to be solved.[15] X Research source
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Search for and contact local companies that may provide sponsorship for your squad in the form of money and/or services, such as beauty salons, spas, restaurants, and car rental companies.
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Find a few competitions to compete in. Your competition schedule will determine the time line you have to perfect your routine and raise money for uniforms, competition fees, and travel expenses.
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Be willing to compromise. You shouldn t be keeping score of wins and losses because if your partner loses, so does the relationship. Don t develop a need to be right or always get your way. Learn the art of compromise. Stand up for what you believe in, but within reason. When you disagree on an issue, decide who cares about the issue the most. If it s not that important to you, give in and compromise with your partner. Remember: both people should be willing to compromise. If you re always the only one compromising, it s time to have a talk.[17] X Trustworthy Source HelpGuide Nonprofit organization dedicated to providing free, evidence-based mental health and wellness resources. Go to source
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Agree to other conditions. A judge can impose conditions in addition to bail arrangement, such as giving a DNA sample, phone or in-person check-ins, drug testing, court date reminders, etc.
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Understand the types of conditions often imposed. Each case will differ and the types of conditions that are placed on your release will depend on the seriousness of the crime you are alleged to have committed, your criminal history, your ties to the community, and your financial circumstances.[25] X Research source In general the following types of conditions are common: Pretrial supervision; Drug testing; Mental health evaluations; Travel restrictions; Surrender of travel documents (e.g., passports); Electronic monitoring; and Curfews.[26] X Research source
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Contemplate whether you would like an office position or work that typically involves being outdoors for most of the day. Some DMV jobs, such as motor vehicle inspections, will entail having to be outside during all types of weather. Consider your preferences.
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Bowing. Hold the back string in your left hand and lower the control. Tilting the front end of the control up at the same time the marionette will raise his arms.[1] X Research source
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Take your puppet out of the box. To do so, follow these steps (assuming you put him away using the method below): Carefully, drag him out by the wooden bar (the control ) - never by his feet! Hold the control in two hands and twist it round and round to decrease the amount of spin and lower the puppet until all the strings are off the control. Open the control to form a cross.
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When you have finished practising your puppeteering, you MUST pack your puppet away carefully. Close the control. Spin him round to his right until the strings are in one thick string. Now, take the control in two hands and roll over and over so about 3" remain not on the control. Hold his legs to lay him in the box, separated from his control by some tissue paper to prevent scratching.
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Coordinate a few quick fundraisers to assist with covering your expenses- car washes are easy to do and generally make a good amount of money. Split all fundraising profits among those who choose to participate in the fundraiser.
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Pull on the front chain or cord to rotate the slats. Take the front piece of the chain or looped cord attached to the vertical blinds and tug on it to retract the slats. Make sure that the slats are turning counter-clockwise as you pull along the cord.[10] X Research source This operation is very similar to the continuous-cord style of blinds.
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Don t miss your court date. If the defendant does not return to return to court as required, the court will schedule a forfeiture hearing and issue an arrest warrant. The defendant will have an opportunity to explain why he or she missed the court date, such as a misunderstanding or unavoidable delay. If the defendant fails to appear for the forfeiture hearing or does not have a valid excuse, the court will keep the bond amount.
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Dancing. Dancing is great fun with a puppet, and can be done in multiple ways. One such way is to make a walking movement again, but instead of moving the control forwards, bounce it up and down. Once you have mastered this, hold the right hand and left leg string together and move them up and down, up and down. To create the best effect, tip the control from side to side as he dances to make his head tilt in time with the music.
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Rest between workouts. As working your lats is a form of muscle building, it s vital to rest between sessions. You should never exercise the same muscles two days in a row. Work on building muscle at least two to three days a week — you can do more days if you are careful about not working the same muscles back-to-back. Stick to aerobic activity on the other days.[26] X Trustworthy Source Mayo Clinic Educational website from one of the world s leading hospitals Go to source
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Tackle any outstanding debts by making monthly payments. This is a necessary part of your budget if you have student loans, credit card debt, or loans from buying a house or a car. Use your app to set aside a percentage of your monthly net income—say, 10%—to go towards debt repayment. Make sure that this amount is enough to decrease the principal amount of your debt, so you’re not just paying the interest.[6] X Research source While some types of debt repayment—e.g., car loans or a mortgage—will fall under your fixed expenses, other types may not. For example, many people defer their credit card payments for months on end and rack up financial penalties. If you’re not able to set aside money for both savings and debt repayment, focus on paying off the debts. If necessary, you could use the entire monthly 20% that you would set aside for savings to pay off your debts.
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Get "released on own recognizance" (ROR). For an ROR, the judge can release the defendant upon the condition that the defendant continue to appear in court. The judge may also impose other conditions, such as requiring the defendant to stay in the local geographic area or contact the court regularly to check in.[11] X Research source
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Learn the basic terms. Bail is money or other property deposited with or promised to a court to persuade the judge to release a defendant from jail, with the understanding that the defendant will return to court for the trial. A "bail bond" refers to the promise made by the defendant or a "surety" (someone who promises to pay for the defendant) to the court to forfeit the bail money if the defendant does not return.[1] X Research source A surety can be a professional bail bond agent, or a friend or family member.[2] X Research source
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Get a college degree. Though some NGOs recruit high school graduates, most organizations give precedence to those with a bachelor s degree or higher, with some even requiring graduate-level studies. If possible, work toward a degree in a field related to your organization, such as medicine or cultural studies, or something that can translate to many different NGOS, such as accounting, marketing, or computer science.[8] X Research source Entry-level NGO jobs will often require a bachelor’s degree, though the specific major usually doesn’t matter. Upper-level and specialized NGO jobs will often require a particular bachelor or master’s degree, such as in education, public health, business management, or urban planning.[9] X Research source If you don’t have a degree, still apply! In some cases, organizations will wave education requirements if you have significant work or volunteer experience.
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Get a quality education. Top tier networks such as ESPN usually want to see applicants with college degrees. Depending on the branch of the network that you want to work with, there are multiple degrees that would compliment your employment. A degree in broadcasting or journalism would be a good background for a reporter. Technical degrees such as electrical engineering would help behind the scenes support roles with ESPN. A degree in marketing or business would help you get involved in the sales and operations side of the network.
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Conduct research on the DMV website for your state or county. This will help you better understand how the DMV in your area provides services to the public and you can learn about the types of jobs that might be available. Having all the facts will help you to decide if working for the DMV is a possibility that you wish to further explore.
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Consider your customer-service skills. Working for the DMV, regardless of the type of position, requires strong customer-service skills and a high level of patience and diplomacy. During the course of a typical workday, DMV employees will be interacting with people who are frustrated about waiting in long lines. Meeting with customers all day is typical of a position at the local DMV regardless of which division or department one is working within. A great deal of patience and fortitude is required.
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Learn about the organization of the DMV in your state or area. Before deciding to apply for a DMV job, it’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with the organization of the DMV in your region. Here are a few things to keep in mind as you begin to research DMV offices and services:[3] X Research source Not all U.S. states use the term "DMV," but there is generally a state-level agency that coordinates these services. In Hawaii, services are supervised by each county rather than the state.[4] X Research source Some states, like Mississippi, split up driver licensing and motor vehicle registration into separate divisions or agencies.[5] X Research source
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Locate available jobs. Use the instructions provided on state or local DMV websites to search for available jobs. This website will help direct you to DMV offices in your area. Once you locate a DMV-related job you have an interest in, be sure to read the job description and duties carefully to make sure it seems like a good fit and you are qualified for the position.
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Recognize the variety of DMV positions available. Many people think about the DMV as a place where people only go to obtain a driver’s license or renew a vehicle registration, but DMV offices often have a larger scope than people realize. In fact, a state or area’s DMV usually has more face-to-face contact with citizens than any other state agency.[1] X Research source Although DMV jobs vary widely depending on the state and specific area, here are a few of the common responsibilities of DMV offices in the U.S.:[2] X Research source Educating and promoting public safety Protecting citizens’ identities Preventing and investigating fraud and auto theft
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Take required exams. Many states, such as California and New York, require applicants for certain DMV positions to complete a civil service examination or specialized DMV examination depending on the position. Information about these exams is often posted on the specific state DMV website.[9] X Research source [10] X Research source Call or check your local DMV branch s website for information about upcoming exam dates. If you pass the exam, you are often placed on a list of eligible applicants and will be considered for current or future positions.
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Talk with your doctor if nothing is helping you. If you have tried many different techniques to focus on your school work and spoken with your advisor or counselor, then it might be helpful for you to talk to your doctor about your struggles. He or she might test you for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) to see if that could be the cause of your concentration problems.[15] X Trustworthy Source Mayo Clinic Educational website from one of the world s leading hospitals Go to source If your doctor determines that you have this disorder, then he or she might recommend medications, dietary changes, therapy, or a combination of these to Treat ADHD.
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Don t linger. Restrooms can have a lot of traffic, especially if you re in a busy office building. Once you re finished, get out. Don t use the restroom for anything other than its intended use.[4] X Research source Avoid using your workplace restroom to shave or cut your toenails. Other people may be waiting on you to leave so they can relieve themselves.
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Use dumbbells. To use dumbbells to work your lats, you will need to set a workout bench at a 30 degree angle. The weight of the dumbbells depends on your fitness level, but you should start at the lowest weight possible if you re new to working out.[18] X Research source Lie over the workout bench and grab one dumbbell in each hand. Keep your back straight and your shoulders back.[19] X Research source Bending your elbows, pull the dumbbells up towards your torso. Then, slowly return to the original position. Strive to do two to three sets of 10 to 12 reps.[20] X Research source
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Eat well and hydrate the day of. You’ll want to eat a lean meal rich in carbohydrates so that you’ll have the energy to stay active. You’ll also want to drink plenty of water throughout the day. Think of it like you’re storing up water to be all used when you’re running around. Don’t eat right before your tryouts. Eat a couple of hours before you need to tryout, so that you have time to digest your food. Avoid dairy products like milk or any fatty or fried foods before you are active.[4] X Research source
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