Review the basics of factoring. Place the binomial's terms in order to make them easier to read. Find the greatest common factor of both terms. Divide the greatest common factor from each term. Multiply your factor by the resulting expression to finish. Check your work by multiplying it all back out to the original equation.

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Factoring is when you break a large number down into it's simplest divisible parts. Each one of these parts is called a "factor." So, for example, the number 6 can be evenly divided by four different numbers: 1, 2, 3, and 6. Thus, the factors of 6 are 1, 2, 3, and 6.  The factors of 32 are 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, and 32 Both "1" and the number you're factoring are always factors. So, the factors of a small number, like 3, would simply be 1 and 3. Factors are only the perfectly divisible numbers, or "whole" numbers. You could divide 32 by 3.564, or 21.4952, but this won't lead to a factor, just another decimal. A binomial is simply the addition or subtraction of two numbers, at least one of which contains a variable. Sometimes these variables have exponents, like x2{\displaystyle x^{2}} or 5y4{\displaystyle 5y^{4}}. When first factoring binomials, it can help to reorder equations with ascending variable terms, meaning the biggest exponent is last. For example:   3t+6{\displaystyle 3t+6}  →  6+3t{\displaystyle 6+3t}   3x4+9x2{\displaystyle 3x^{4}+9x^{2}}  →  9x2+3x4{\displaystyle 9x^{2}+3x^{4}}   x2−2{\displaystyle x^{2}-2}  →  −2+x2{\displaystyle -2+x^{2}} Note how the negative sign stays in front of the 2. If a term is subtracted, just keep the negative in front of it. This means you find the highest possible number that both parts of the binomial are divisible by. If you're struggling, simply factor both numbers on their own, then see what the highest matching number is. For example:  Practice Problem:3t+6{\displaystyle 3t+6}.  Factors of 3: 1, 3 Factors of 6: 1, 2, 3, 6. The greatest common factor is 3. Once you know your common factor, you need to remove it from each term. Note, however, that you're simply breaking the terms down, turning each term into a small division problem. If you did it right, both equations will share your factor:   Practice Problem:3t+6{\displaystyle 3t+6}.  Find greatest common factor: 3  Remove factor from both terms:3t3+63=t+2{\displaystyle {\frac {3t}{3}}+{\frac {6}{3}}=t+2} In the...


Review the challenges facing your current business productivity and success. Start at the end. Create specific objectives based off of the goals you determined. List the activities required to achieve your objective.

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List the items you think need to be addressed and describe the problems. This will help you define the source of the problems within your business.  Consider whether something can be completed more efficiently, cheaply or with higher quality. Look for key performance indicators to identify what is functioning well in terms of performance and what needs work toward improvement.  Ask yourself why it is a problem.  If it is the result of another problem, keep tracing it back to it’s source. Identify the goals you would like to achieve with your business process. Focus on increasing the quality, efficiency or cost of your product or service.  These should be more a more general vision of your hopes for the future of your company.  Consider the future of your company and where you would like to be in the next 1 year and 5 years. Your goal should fit with the vision and mission statement of your company. Goals should be realistically attainable. Avoid setting too many goals. These should be more specific, time sensitive, and measurable than your goals.  Set a measurable time frame to achieve the objective. Make sure the expectations are reasonable. Be sure you have the employees available to complete your objectives within the time frame you have set. When deciding on the activities, it is useful to consider cause and effect of each activity, how they relate to each other and how they move you closer to your desired objective.  Identify the starting point of the process and fill in the activities leading to the objective.  These actions should be interdependent and rely upon each other to achieve the objective. Activities can be sequential or parallel, meaning either one activity can not occur until the other is completed, or two activities can occur at the same time within the process.


Review the contract for a rescission or cancellation clause. Determine if the buyer is in default. Notify buyer of termination of contract for default. Decide what termination procedure is most appropriate. Negotiate a cancellation of the contract. Execute a deed in lieu of termination. File a lawsuit.

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The clause will contain instructions for rescinding the contract and state the time in which you have to do so. If you are still within the time specified by the clause, follow the contract’s instructions on how to rescind. A landowner may terminate a contract for deed if the buyer is in default on any of the terms of the contract. Common reasons a landowner may terminate a contract for deed include:   The buyer is behind on payments. State law sets forth the minimum amount of delinquent payments and/or the number of days or months behind the buyer must be before a landowner may terminate the contract. Check your state’s statutes or with an attorney to determine if the buyer is far enough behind for you to legally terminate the contract.  The buyer does not have the property insured. Most contracts for deed require the buyer to maintain an appropriate amount of insurance on the property. If a buyer fails to comply with this term, he or she is may be in default and a landowner may terminate the contract.  The buyer has failed to pay property or real estate taxes on the property. Many contracts for deed require the buyer to pay all property or real estate taxes due on the property. Check your state’s statutes or speak with an attorney to determine if the buyer is far enough behind on these payments for you to legally terminate the contract. Most states require a seller to provide written notice of the termination of a contract for default. If you are cancelling a contract for deed because of seller default, you must check your state laws to determine the proper method of notification. States may require the following:  Notice of termination must be in writing and delivered personally or by registered mail. Notice must specify the reasons for default, such as failure to make payments, failure to maintain the property or failure to maintain insurance. Notice must specify the date of termination, which is typically a certain number of days after the notice was sent. State law will specify the time frame for...


Review the events of your story to see how they connect. Ask yourself: Imagine variations and surprises. Raise a question based on where the story has brought you. Think like an outsider.

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Remember that not all actions carry the same importance or connection. You'll use different actions and events in your story to convey different themes and messages about your story and characters. It's important that every event you include is relevant to your story and its ending. However, they do not all need to be completed or successful, as your character will likely experience failure. For example, Homer's "The Odyssey” the main character Odysseus attempts to go home a number of times and fails, encountering monsters along the way. Each failure adds excitement to the story, but what he learns about himself ends up being more important. When he does eventually make it home, his accomplishment holds more meaning because of all his failures. “What happens next?” Sometimes when we get too excited (or too frustrated) about  a story we're writing, we can forget that events and behaviors, even in a fantasy world, tend to follow logic, the physical laws of the universe you're imagining, etc. Often getting to a good ending is as easy as reflecting on what would logically happen in a situation. Endings should make sense based on what has happened earlier. We don't want stories to be so logical that nothing new happens in them. Think about what would happen if a certain choice or event were slightly changed--and definitely include surprises. Check to see if you have included enough surprising events or actions for your reader. For example, your readers might be bored by a character who wakes up, goes to school, comes home, and goes to bed. Let something new and surprising happen. Have her come across a strange package on her doorstep with her name on it. Review what you have learned from the events, evidence, or details you have arranged. Think about—and then write about—what is missing, which problems or concerns are still not addressed, or what questions arise. Endings that reflect on questions can invite the reader into deeper thinking, and most topics—if pursued through logic—will lead to more rather than...


Review the event’s details and think about how you’ll likely be spending your time at the event. Bundle up with a stylish wrap. Camouflage your trouble spots. Snag the right bag. Protect your eyes if you’ll be outside.

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Attending a fancy event doesn’t mean that you have to worry about tripping in your stilettos, losing your pashmina, or tolerating heavy earrings. Select your accessories based on  how they can help you be comfortable. Since your strapless dress necessarily exposes quite a bit of skin, it’s a good idea to bring along some kind of cover-up.  Stash it in your purse just in case, or don it at home and make it part of your outfit.  Even if you are attending a summertime event, a gauzy cover-up can come in handy in case of gusty winds or rain showers.  For cooler seasons, throw on a fur stole, cardigan, or blanket scarf.  If you have trouble matching separates, ask the salesperson for help in selecting a cover up at the same time as you’re shopping for your strapless dress.  Already own the dress but still need the cover up?  Bring a picture of the dress and your friendly salesperson can still assist! If you’re anxious about exposing your arms, shop for a matching cardigan or lightweight jacket at the same time as you purchase your dress.  This will allow you to experiment with lots of options and ensure that you find a combination you feel confident wearing for the entire event. If you have other trouble spots, think creatively. Sport an eye-catching necklace that will draw attention to your face if you feel insecure about your body. Wrap a scarf around your neck if you have scars or wrinkles on your décolletage, and pop some high heels on your feet if you struggle with stocky legs in order to make them appear longer and leaner. No matter what you’re doing or where you’re going, you’ll need some kind of vessel in which to carry your essentials.  If you’ll be dancing or travelling from place to place, or if your prone to misplacing things, select a clutch with a strap. You can still be stylish if you have a lot of things you need to carry with you.  Whether you’re a new mom who needs a diaper bag or a professional continuously saddled with her computer, you can find the right slouchy hobo bag or tote that...


Review the facts. Determine the appropriate punishment. Write a correspondence. Deliver the letter. Keep and file a copy.

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At every stage of the disciplinary process, you should always review the information at hand and consider whether or not the employee is actually at fault. Some businesses simply offer a final written warning as the third step of a progressive disciplinary plan. Others may choose to suspend the employee without pay. This step will vary, depending on the policies of your company and the specific actions of the employee. Whatever course of action you choose, be sure that you enforce that course of action fairly and impartially towards all employees in the workplace. Whether you are offering a final written warning or intending to suspend an employee, you'll need to compose a professional letter communicating those actions to the employee.  Make clear what the employee has done wrong, and how his actions violate the company's policies. Refer to any previous warnings (written and verbal), as well as any prior disciplinary hearings that employee has been a part of.  If composing a suspension letter, make it clear in no uncertain terms that the employee will face further suspensions without pay or termination if his behavior or performance continues to insufficiently improve. Once again, you will need to deliver the letter to your employee, and have him sign a copy to certify that he has received and read the letter. Offer the employee a chance to explain his side of the issue, and offer concrete feedback on how he can improve his performance. Maintain your record of correspondence with the employee, and keep all copies of correspondences in the employee's personnel file. Do not delete any emails that you have sent to or received from that employee, and ensure that the employee's file is up to date.


Review the host's cancellation policy on the listing. Click or tap Trips. Select the reservation you want to cancel. Scroll down and select Cancel Reservation. Follow the on-screen instructions to submit your cancellation. Request a bigger refund through the Resolution Center (optional).

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If you need to cancel a reservation that has already been accepted, the amount of your refund will vary based on the host's refund policy. Scroll down to the "Cancellations" section of the listing to see how much of a refund you qualify for. If you need to cancel the reservation due to circumstances beyond your control (such as serious illness, airport/area closures, security advisories, death, pandemic, government-mandated obligations, changes to visa requirements, natural disasters), contact Airbnb directly by phone for a refund. Call 1-855-424-7262 (US) or 1-415-800-5959 (elsewhere). It's at the top of the Airbnb website, and at the bottom of the app.  It's at the bottom of the reservation's details. Once your cancellation is complete, Airbnb will refund you the amount owed based on the host's cancellation policy immediately. The refund may take up to 7 days to appear back in your bank account. If you're cancelling because of a problem with the host or listing and want a bigger refund, you can make another request using the Resolution Center.  Go to https://www.airbnb.com/resolutions in a web browser. Sign in if prompted. Click or tap Request money. Follow the on-screen instructions to request a refund. If, after 72 hours, you and the host are unable to come to an agreement, you'll be presented with mediation options from Airbnb to complete the process.


Review the material frequently. Make and use flashcards. Use mnemonics.

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Memorizing anything takes time and effort. The more frequently you see the material, the more likely you are to remember it later. Read through the rules often and quiz yourself on them daily.  Ask friends and family to quiz you on the solubility rules at lunch or over dinner. Keep a copy of the rules handy to review if you have some downtime. Flashcards are a great way to review a lot of material quickly and memorize it. Make flashcards with the solubility rules on them and some example compounds. Go through the cards until you know the rules and which compounds are soluble or not.  Carry your flashcards with you and take them out if you’re sitting in the car or waiting around for friends. Any amount of downtime is good for reviewing flashcards. Mnemonics are special memory tricks that can help you memorize information quickly and easily. When learning a mnemonic, it is helpful to write it out multiple times until you can remember it. The mnemonic is only useful if you know what everything stands for!  Frequently practice writing out the mnemonic and what each letter stands for so you don’t forget. When you get a test or quiz, write out the mnemonic first, so you can reference it the rest of the time.


Review the meaning of a graph. Recognize asymptotes. Graph vertical asymptotes with a dotted line.

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A graph of a function is a visual representation of the values of x and y that are solutions to a given equation. The graph may consist of individual points, a straight line, a curved line, or even some closed figures like a circle or an ellipse. Any point that lies on the line could be a solution to the equation.  For example, a simple equation like y=2x{\displaystyle y=2x} will have infinite solutions. Written in pairs of (x,y), some possible solutions are (1,2), (2,4), (3,6), or any pair of numbers in which the second number is double the first. Plotting these points on the x,y coordinate plane will show a continuous straight line that appears as a diagonal that goes upward from left to right. To see more samples of this type of graph, you may want to review Graph Linear Equations. A graph of a quadratic equation is one that has an exponent of 2, such as y=x2+2x−1{\displaystyle y=x^{2}+2x-1}. Some sample solutions are (-1,-2), (0,-1), (1,1), (2,7). If you plot these points, and others, you will find the graph of a parabola, which is a u-shaped curve. To review this type of graph, you can look at Graph a Quadratic Equation. If you need more help reviewing how to graph functions, read Graph a Function or Graph a Rational Function. An asymptote is a straight line that generally serves as a kind of boundary for the graph of a function. An asymptote can be vertical, horizontal, or on any angle. The asymptote represents values that are not solutions to the equation, but could be a limit of solutions. For example, consider the equation y=1x{\displaystyle y={\frac {1}{x}}}. If you begin at the value x=3 and count down to select some solutions for this equation, you will get solutions of (3, 1/3), (2, 1/2), and (1,1). If you continue counting down, the next value for x would be 0, but this would create the fraction y=1/0. Because division by 0 is undefined, this cannot be a solution to the function. Therefore, the value of x=0 is a vertical asymptote for this equation. Conventionally, when you are plotting the...


Review the organization's rules. Schedule the meeting early. Secure the venue. Prepare an agenda. Take the necessary time to prepare documents and reports. Communicate with members about leadership roles. Send the notice. Set up the space before the meeting.

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Before you set anything up, review the organization's rules and regulations regarding the AGM. While most organizations adhere to the same general structure, some details can vary.  Details you may need to pay special attention to include the sort of notice you must provide members with regarding the meeting, the procedure for electing new board members, and the type of information that must be reviewed at each AGM. You should also check on how many people must be present for the meeting to be considered official and the manner in which new amendments to the organization's constitution should be presented and voted on. Set the date and time of the AGM as early as possible. Notify key members immediately.  Non-essential members should be informed once the details are finalized. Once everyone has been informed of the date, you should send out regular reminders to prevent anyone from forgetting. If you do not have your own venue, you will need to pick a venue that can hold your AGM and secure it as soon as possible.  Even if you have your own facilities, holding the AGM at a separate venue may make the occasion seem more significant and, as such, may attract more attendees. Pick a venue that can accommodate everyone involved. Make sure that the room is large enough to hold everyone comfortably. If you have members or other attendees who need special accommodations (like wide doorways and ramps for wheelchair-bound members), verify that the venue can match these needs before you book it.  Once you decide on the right venue, book it as soon as you have the date and time set. The agenda is essentially a list or outline of the information that will be covered at the AGM.  Prepare this agenda in advance. You may need to send it out to attendees with the notice of meeting, but even if you don't, you will need to have it ready to pass out at the actual meeting. List the topics of discussion in the order you expect to address them. Usually, listing the title of each topic is enough on an agenda. You probably don't need...


Review the prompt and form a perspective after reading the documents. Refine your rough argument into a tentative thesis. Make an outline of your argument’s structure. Plug your document citations into the outline. Refine your thesis after making the outline.

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After you’ve learned more on the topic, return to the prompt and come up with a response. Keep in mind you’re not simply forming an opinion based on gut instincts. Use the information you’ve gleaned from the documents to form a well-reasoned opinion supported by evidence.  For example, after reviewing the documents related to women’s suffrage, identify the opposing attitudes, how they differed, and how they changed over time. Your rough argument at this stage could be, “Those in opposition saw suffragettes as unpatriotic and unfeminine. Attitudes within the suffrage movement were divided between conservative and confrontational elements. By the end of World War I, changing perceptions of the role of women contributed to growing popular support for suffrage.” A thesis is a concise statement that encapsulates your argument. Be sure that your thesis is a defensible claim that responds to the prompt, but doesn’t simply restate it.  Suppose your DBQ is, “How did World War I affect attitudes toward women’s suffrage in the United States?” A strong tentative thesis would be, “The roles women played in the workforce and in support of the war effort contributed to growing popular support for the suffrage movement.” A weak thesis would be, “World War I affected how Americans perceived women’s suffrage.” This simply restates the prompt. Start with your tentative thesis, then list roman numerals (I., II., III.) or letters (A., B., C.). For each numeral or letter, write a claim, or a step in your overall argument. Under each claim, list a few bullet points that support that part of your argument.  For example, under numeral I., write, “New Woman: perceptions shift in the 1890s.” This section will explain the 1890s concept of the New Woman, which rejected traditional characterizations of women as dependent and fragile. You’ll argue that this, in part, set the stage for shifting attitudes during and following World War I. You can start your planning your essay during the reading portion of the test. If necessary, take around...


Review the quality of the ride. Consider the speed of service. Ask yourself whether your driver went the extra mile. Think about the driver's demeanor. Gauge the driver's area knowledge.

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Weigh factors like the driver's knowledge of the area, the speed of his service, his extra effort, and his general demeanor. These indices are absolutely subjective – so follow your gut and adjust your tips on a case-by-case basis. Follow these general guidelines for tipping based on quality:  Tip 5-10% (or not at all) if the service was particularly poor. Perhaps the driver took the longest route to get you to your destination; perhaps he was rude to you, or made you feel uncomfortable. Tip 15% for a solid, middle-of-the-road cab ride. The driver brought you to your destination in a reasonable amount of time and made you feel comfortable, but didn't do anything exceptional. 15% is acceptable in most cases. Tip 20% or higher if this was one of the better cab rides you've ever had. Maybe you had a great conversation with the cabbie, and s/he gave you some interesting ideas for exploring the area; maybe s/he took a lesser-known back-road that got you to the airport much faster than if you'd sat through traffic; maybe s/he helped you haul your bags to the doorstep. A driver should take the most efficient route to get you to your destination on time. If the ride took longer than expected, but there was a lot of traffic, it probably wasn't the driver's fault. However, keep an eye out for drivers who intentionally drive slowly or take detours to hike up the fare. If the cab driver doesn't offer to help out with your luggage, don't feel obliged to tip any more than normal. If s/he goes above and beyond to get you to your destination, or if s/he gives you useful insider tips about local attractions, s/he may have earned a higher tip than the average cabbie. Consider how friendly and helpful the driver was. If s/he was nice and provided helpful information, s/he's earned a higher tip. If the driver was rude to you, or if the driver brusquely demanded a tip, s/he may have earned a lower tip &ndash or no tip at all. The cab driver should not need to ask for directions, and s/he should know which routes to take to make...


Review the requirements of your report. Choose a topic. Become familiar with your topic. Utilize credible sources. Decide your audience.

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If you are writing a report for school, you may want to ask your teacher for some particular guidelines that she would like you to follow while writing your report. If you are writing a report for work, talk to your boss about his or her expectations for your report. Clarifying what you need to include in your report before you start is an important first step in writing a great report. Ensure you adhere to any and all requirements when writing your report.  You will likely want to ask your teacher or boss what the word (or page) requirement of your report is, if you should include tables, figures, or illustrations, and even discuss small specifics, such as what kind of font and size of type your report should be in. Most reports will include a title page, summary (or abstract), introduction section, methods section (if applicable), results section (if applicable), discussion section, and conclusion. Sometimes you'll be required to write a report on a specific topic, while other times you will be able to choose your own. If it's possible, choose a topic that you have an interest in, particularly if you are working on a long-term project. Or, choose a topic that is relatively unfamiliar to you. This will give you the opportunity to learn about something new.  Before you begin writing a report, you will want to understand the topic and ensure that you know what the purpose of the report is. Many science and engineering courses require reports. Sometimes, you may need to write a book report or other type of report for a humanities class.  If you are having trouble choosing a topic, try reading the newspaper, a favorite magazine, or an online news source for some inspiration. You may want to write on a current event (such as a political event, a sporting event, or an economic situation), as there will be a lot of information available for “pop culture” topics. Start reading up on your topic. You may want to use books from a university or public library, or do a Google search for online information. To write a...


Review the results. Set your initial new goals. Discuss your self-evaluation. Ask for feedback Suggest professional growth initiatives. Finalize your new goals.

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Read over your self-evaluation, paying careful attention to how well you accomplished your previous year’s goals and the organizational goals. Identify gaps where more improvement is needed. Then study the struggles you identified, which will show you areas you need to improve. Based on your identified gaps and struggles, develop new professional goals for the upcoming year. Aim for two new goals, and remember that you will continue to work toward your organization's goals.  As you set your goals, remember that you'll need to show support for your accomplishment of the goals and that you will need to be able to take growth initiatives. Write your goals in a way that allows for you to meet those demands. Avoid setting lofty goals that will be difficult to achieve. Choose goals that you will be able to meet by the next review or evaluation. Schedule a meeting with your supervisor to review your results. Be prepared to explain the information you’ve included. Show them your initial new goals, and explain why you’ve chosen this focus for the upcoming year. . Once your supervisor has reviewed the results of your self-evaluation, ask for areas of improvement and areas where you’ve demonstrated success. Ask them what they think of your initial new goals, and allow them to help you reshape those goals. Discuss your previous struggles with your supervisor, and offer your ideas for the coming year’s professional growth. Listen to your supervisor’s suggestions and be open to pursuing their ideas. Show them that you are addressing your weaknesses and pursuing success. Based on the feedback you received from your supervisor, finalize your new goals and update your self-evaluation to reflect the changes. Be sure to keep a copy of the evaluation so you can refer back to it as needed.


Review the toolbar. Select a primary color. Select a secondary color. Select a brush type. Select a line thickness. Click and drag across the canvas to draw. Fill a section with color. Erase mistakes.

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The toolbar, which is at the top of the Paint window, is where you'll find all of the options used to interact with the Paint canvas. Click any color in the palette that's in the top-right side of the Paint window to apply it to the "Color 1" box. This is the color that you'll use when using the left mouse button on the canvas. You can create a custom color by clicking Edit colors in the upper-right corner of the window, selecting a color and shade you want to use in the color wheel, and clicking OK. Click the "Color 2" box to the left of the color palette, then click the color you'd like to use as your secondary color. You'll activate this color by using the right mouse button on the canvas. Click the Brushes option at the top of the Paint window, then click the type of brush tip you want to use. This is what affects the line size, shape, and width options. If you just want to draw a regular free-form line, click the pencil-shaped "Pencil" icon in the "Tools" section. Click the Size option to the left of the color palette, then click the line thickness you want to use while drawing. Holding down the left mouse button while dragging will draw your line. You can click and drag with the right mouse button to use your secondary color. Click the "Fill with color" tool, which resembles a paint bucket, in the "Tools" section, then click the canvas to change an entire section of it to your primary color (you can right-click to use your secondary color instead).  If you have the canvas sectioned off (e.g., a line dividing the canvas in two), only the section in which you click will be filled with color. If your canvas is blank or contains no full sections, your whole canvas will be filled in when you use the "Fill with color" tool. You can use the eraser function by clicking the pink "Eraser" icon in the "Tools" section and then clicking and dragging the eraser over the portion of the image you want to erase. The eraser will use your secondary color, so you may have to reset the secondary color to white (or your...


Review their credentials. Conduct the interview in person. Bring your child along. Ask for a demonstration.

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Start off by having the teacher explain their musical background, including where and how long they went to school, prior teaching experience and any distinctions that they feel are worth mentioning. The best of the best should have some formal education under their belts and also be capable technical players.  Certifications through organizations like the MTNA and the Royal Conservatory of Music are a good indicator that an instructor knows their craft. Ask the teacher what their proudest accomplishment is as a musician. This might be winning an elite competition or participating in a prestigious performance. Schedule a time to sit down with the teacher and have an in-depth discussion about your goals for your child. This will give you an opportunity to assess their character and interpersonal skills yourself.  If possible, set up the interview in the place where the lessons will be given. You’ll be given a preview of the environment in which your child will be learning.  Some worthwhile questions to ask might include: Where did you receive your education? How long have you been teaching? Can you describe your typical instructional style? Do you have any special certifications? What are you expectations when working with beginner students? Introduce them to each candidate and allow them to be present while you discuss lesson structure, curriculum, and other important details. Encourage them to ask question of their own, and prompt them for their thoughts later.  Observe your child's interactions with each teacher and observe how well they get along. Above all else, they should be comfortable. If your child is naturally shy, put them at ease by doing most of the talking. You can explain the information to them in a way they'll understand at another time. There’s no better way to be certain whether a teacher knows their stuff than to get a firsthand glimpse. Rather than putting them on the spot, make a casual request, letting them know that it’s for your child’s benefit. Watching a skilled pianist in action...


Review your Skype contacts. Select a contact. Click the message field. Enter a message. Press ↵ Enter.

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Click the "Contacts" icon, which resembles a silhouette of a person in the upper-left corner of the Skype window, to do so. You'll see a list of contacts associated with your Microsoft account and/or phone number. Click a contact to open a chat with them. If you don't have any contacts associated with your Microsoft email address or phone number, type a person's name into the "Search Skype" text field, then select your preferred contact. It's the "Type a message" text box at the bottom of the Skype window. Type in a message that you want to send to your contact. Doing so will send a message to the person, thus beginning a new conversation. You should see the conversation appear in the left-hand window of Skype, allowing you to revisit the conversation at any time by clicking it.


Review your basic form settings. Review your presentation settings. Click the "Send" button. Review your sharing options. Send your form using your selected service. Click "Send" if you're using email.

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You can do this by clicking on the gear icon in the top right corner of the screen. Your form settings menu includes the following criteria:  "Requires Sign-In" - Require respondents to sign into Google rather than being anonymous. Click the "Limit to 1 response" to enable this feature. "Respondents can..." - "Edit after submit" and "see summary charts and text responses" are your options here. These let respondents change their answers and view form results after submitting. These are also in the settings menu; switch from "General" to "Presentation" by clicking the pertinent option at the top of the settings window.  "Show progress bar" - Displays a metric that tells respondents how close they are to completing the form. "Shuffle question order" - Varies the question order from user to user. "Show link to submit another response" - Creates a link to re-complete the form. This is ideal for invoicing forms. "Confirmation message" - Customize your form's completion message by typing your preferred message into the field below this text. This is in the top right corner of your screen; clicking "Send" will bring up a "Send form" menu with several different sharing options through which you can cycle from the top of the window. Depending on your form's purpose, your preferred option will vary:  Email - Choose this option to send an email to your contacts directly from the Forms site. Link - Choose this option to get a link to copy-and-paste. Embed HTML - Only use this option if you're placing this form directly on your website. Google+, Facebook, or Twitter - These are quick-share options in the top right corner of your "Send form" menu. Since you have a few different options for doing so, your process will vary:  Email - Add a contact to the "To" field, a subject to the "Subject" field, and a brief message to the "Message" field. Click the "Include form in email" option to embed your form directly into the email. Link - Right-click (or two-finger click) the link field and select "Copy". You can then paste this...


Review your brick oven plan. Purchase an infrared thermometer. Cook pizzas. Make a roast overnight. Bake conventional dishes.

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Your oven plan will tell you where and how to build a fire inside your brick oven. Make sure you thoroughly understand the process before you try to build a fire. If you try to cook without reading the instructions, you may burn or undercook your food. Different foods require different cooking temperatures. Seasoned brick oven experts can tell what temperature an oven is by looking into it. However, if you’re unexperienced, you need to purchase an infrared thermometer. This tool can be pricy, but it’s an important investment in your cooking experience. Follow the manufacturer instructions when using an infrared thermometer. Make delicious pizzas in your brick oven using the Fire-in-the-Oven method. First, build a large fire in your brick oven. Let the fire build until the flames are licking the top of the oven. Next, push the fire to the back of the oven to clear a space for your pizza.  Lay your pizza directly on the brick and cook it with the oven open for 1 to 3 minutes.  The oven needs to be 650 to 700 degrees Fahrenheit (343-371 degrees Celsius) to properly cook a pizza. You may need to add more wood every 15-20 minutes to maintain the flame. Add wood to your oven and create a large, slow-burning fire. Once the oven has reached 500 degrees Fahrenheit (260 degrees Celsius,) your oven is ready for a roast. First, carefully rake out the coals onto the ground, killing the fire. Next, place the roast in the oven and close the door. The residual heat from the fire will slowly cook the roast overnight.  This method works best with larger cuts of meat. The roast should be in a pan and wrapped with foil. You can use your oven to bake at temperatures below 500 degrees Fahrenheit (260 degrees Celsius.) First, build a fire in your oven. Once it reaches the right temperature, rake out the coals to kill the fire. Place your dish in the oven and close the door. The residual heat in the oven will cook the food. This method works well for bread, desserts, beans, and pasta dishes. Bread can be placed directly on the brick...


Review your budget. Think about your current console. Learn about console exclusives. Determine whether you prefer multiplayer or singleplayer games. Take your friends' consoles into account.

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Both the PS4 and the Xbox One hover between the $250 and $300 marks; however, there are a few additional costs to factor in:   Storage updates. This console generation's disks contain anywhere from 15 to 80 gigabytes of information; coupled with a mandatory installation process, your 500 gigabyte hard drive is going to look pretty small after a few installs. Upgrading to the one terabyte hard drive is nearly essential, and your bill will go up quite a bit when you do so.  External storage. Considering the above, you might just elect for an external drive instead. These tend to run on the expensive side, so budget for another $100 or so on top of your initial price.  Movement recognition. The Xbox One's Kinect is much more expensive than the PlayStation 4's camera that serves the same purpose, and both are considered generally superfluous anyways. If you don't care about motion tracking, this is a non-issue, but it's something to consider otherwise.  Promotional deals. Both consoles occasionally have discounts for a console and game bundle, and your local stores may slash console prices depending on how well they're selling. You can also expect a drop in console prices when the new editions of the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4 come out. Do you have a PS3 or an Xbox 360? If so, you might want to stay in your console's lane; otherwise, you'll need to adapt to an entirely new operating system, flagship game franchise lineup, and email account creation. Both the PS4 and the Xbox One have multiple flagship franchises carried over from previous generations (for example, the PlayStation has Killzone and Uncharted, while the Xbox has Halo and Gears of War). These games remain as console-specific exclusives; therefore, if you're a die-hard Halo fan, you'll probably want to stick to the Xbox One (and vice versa). The Xbox One's ethos is more geared towards multiplayer titles than the PlayStation 4, boasting AAA exclusive titles such as Halo and Titanfall; however, the PlayStation 4 has a wide variety of rich...


Review your changes. Save all your changes.

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Before saving, it is a good idea to go over your changes to see if everything is as you want it to be. Once you have been through and edited your notification settings is to your liking, click on the green “Save” button located on the bottom of the page. This will save all of your changes.


Review your comments on past videos. Feature your viewers' videos. Collaborate with other content creators. Use social media to get your name out. Tell your viewers and friends to spread the word.

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Once you upload something, there's a bit of a chance that your video will get views, and sometimes people like to leave their thoughts about the video you uploaded down in the comments section. So, it's a good idea to always keep check of your videos. Try to incorporate viewer commentary and creations into your videos. Post submission guidelines such as requiring a subscription to your channel. Forge relationships with other creators in the same field as yourself. Cross-promote each other's channels to boost viewership. Do guest spots on another person's videos, and invite others to guest start in yours. Make sure that your viewers can easily reach the channels that you are collaborating with. You want them to be spending their time delving into the content that your community has created. Link videos and playlists from your channels into Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, as well as other social media outlets. Encourage your friends, both online and offline, to pass your links on to others. Avoid spamming your social media networks with links to your channels. A friendly reminder now and then is good, but almost no one reacts positively to being hammered with links. Don't force it down their throats, but suggest that viewers share your videos if they like them. These messages are best saved for the end of the video after the important content has been viewed. Remind your viewers to “like” your videos.


Review your credit history. Look at your credit score. Gather required information. Apply. Receive your pre-approval letter.

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You’ll be in a stronger bargaining position if you get pre-approved for a mortgage. For this reason, you should check your credit history to see if there’s any negative information that might trip you up. In the U.S., you are entitled to one free credit report a year from each of the three credit reporting agencies. Check for any errors and dispute them. Common errors include accounts that don’t belong to you, accounts with the wrong credit limit, or accounts inaccurately listed as past-due. Your credit score will affect whether you can get a mortgage and the interest rates you’ll pay. Generally, you’ll need a score of 620 to qualify for a conventional mortgage. A score above 740 will qualify you for the best interest rates.  You can often find your credit score on a credit card statement. Alternately, you can use a free service such as Credit.com or pay for your FICO score at myfico.com. You must give the lender quite a bit of personal information when you apply for pre-approval. Collect this information ahead of time:  Recent pay stubs Tax returns for the past two years W-2 forms for the past two years Proof of other income, such as alimony, child support, retirement income, etc. Bank account statements for the past two months Investment account information Valid ID, such as a driver’s license or passport Social Security number You can apply for pre-approval at a bank or credit union. You’ll have to complete an application and provide copies of your supporting documentation. Ask how long it will take for the lender to analyze your information. Spend some time shopping around for the best rates before applying. If you want, you can consider online lenders, but you should thoroughly research them. Check with the Better Business Bureau and your state’s Attorney General to see if complaints have been filed. If you’re approved, then the lender should send you a letter stating the amount you have been approved for. This letter is not a mortgage commitment—the bank actually needs to appraise the house you intend...


Review your divorce decree to make sure there's no language permitting you to return to a former name. File a motion. Attend a hearing, if necessary. Get certified copies of the judge's order. Take the judge's order to the Social Security office. Get your name changed on your driver's license. Use your driver's license and your Social Security card to get your name changed on everything else.

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Before you go any further, look back over your divorce decree and make sure the notion of you returning to a previously used name was never mentioned. Many divorce forms, for example, include this clause by default. You could have checked it off and simply forgotten about it. In many jurisdictions, you can file a post-judgment motion or an ex parte application to return to a former name even after your divorce has been finalized.  For example, if you live in California, you can file an Ex Parte Application for Restoration of Former Name After Entry of Judgment, available as form FL-395.  In New Jersey, you can file a post judgment motion with a nominal fee requesting the court grant you permission to return to your maiden name.  Make a call to the clerk's office of the court where your divorce was finalized and see if this is a possibility. There also may be a form available, either at the clerk's office or online, that you can use to draft your motion. The motion will need to be filed in the same court that heard your divorce, and will have the same case number as your divorce did.  You also must attach a copy of your final divorce decree to your motion. Some courts require you to appear for a hearing before granting your motion to change your name. You'll be asked to confirm under oath that you're not seeking to change your name for an improper purpose such as to avoid paying child support. Once the judge signs the order granting your motion, get certified copies from the clerk's office. You'll need a completed application for a new Social Security card and a certified copy of the judge's order to have your name changed on your Social Security card.  If you changed your name more than two years ago, you'll also need to bring an identity document such as an old driver's license that provides proof that you used the previous name you want to use now. Your new card will be mailed to you when the information is received and processed. You won't have to pay a fee, but you will have to appear in person at your...


Review your final choices. Follow your gut. Compromise with fellow travelers.

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If you’ve narrowed your list to a couple of choices instead of one stand-out, compare the two. Apply the same criteria that you used to eliminate other choices. Find out if one seems more sensible, doable, and enjoyable than the other. If your final choices still seem equally appealing after a second comparison, forget the checklist. Take a step back, clear your head, and give yourself some time. Wait to see which destination you find yourself dreaming about more. Listen to your heart and go with that. If your group is equally torn between two destinations, work toward an agreement. Ask for everyone’s reasons for their preferred choice. Based on these, try to find a solution by considering things like:  The likelihood of being able to travel as a group again in the future so you can visit both. Whether individuals in the group will have a chance to go to their top pick on their own in the future. Timely considerations, like the season, special events, and once-in-a-lifetime opportunities. Whether a previous option that has already been nixed for this or that reason should be reconsidered if everyone can agree to it.


Review your insurance policy. Report the theft to your car insurance company immediately. File a claim if you have comprehensive coverage. Cooperate with the insurance company's investigation. File a claim with your renter's or homeowner's insurance company. Notify your finance company.

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In most cases, your auto insurance will not cover the theft of your car unless you have comprehensive coverage. If it's been awhile since you checked your policy, make sure you have comprehensive coverage and find out how much your deductible is.  With comprehensive coverage, your insurance covers the total market value of your car, if it isn't recovered, minus your deductible. Some insurers offer the replacement value. However, in most cases you'll get the fair market value of your car on the date of the claim, which will be less than what you paid for the car and may be less than you currently owe (if your car is financed. If your car is found, your auto insurance will cover any damages to your car during the theft, minus your deductible. Even if you've determined that your insurance policy doesn't cover theft, you still need to let your insurance company know that the car is no longer in your possession.  If the car is involved in an accident, you may be held liable for the damages if you don't report your car stolen to the insurance company. If you let someone borrow your car and they have failed to return it, call your insurance company even if you can't file a police report yet. Let them know that the person has retained your car without your permission and the car is no longer in your control. Explain why you can't file a police report yet, and the steps you've taken to get your car returned to you. You can only file an insurance claim for a stolen car after the police report has been filed. Most auto insurers allow you to file a claim online or over the phone.  If your insurance company has a mobile app, you may be able to file a claim through the app as well. The adjuster will need a full description of your car, as well as the names and contact information for anyone who had access to your car. They'll also want to know the location of all keys to the car. Have the account and contact information available for your finance company as well. Some auto insurance companies will contact your finance...


Review your lease agreement’s provisions on transfer. Find lease transfer companies online. Advertise your lease transfer. Respond to inquiries from interested parties and negotiate transfer terms. Transfer your lease.

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A lease transfer allows you to find someone else who wants the car and is willing and able to make the monthly lease payments.  If you’re able to transfer your lease, you can get out of the monthly payments without paying early termination costs. You'll still pay a few hundred dollars to transfer the lease. About 80 percent of leases have no post-transfer obligations, but the other 20 percent require that you assume responsibility for the successful payment and maintenance of the vehicle. Although the general trend in leasing favors open transfer policies, some lease agents and car companies such as BMW and Infiniti retain post-transfer obligations. If your lease includes post-transfer obligations, you're still on the hook for payments even after the transfer. This means if the person who took over your lease doesn't make the payments, the lease company will come after you.  Some car companies also limit the time frame when you can transfer your lease. For example, Nissan won’t allow you to transfer your lease if you have fewer than seven payments remaining.  Your lease company may require you to pay a fee for the transfer and processing of the application, although you could pass these fees on to your buyer. For example, Ford Motor Credit Company charges a $75 credit application fee.  Never transfer a lease without the lease company’s approval. Doing so will result in significant fines. Companies such as CarLeaseDepot.com, Swapalease.com, and LeaseTrader.com specialize in lease transfers and handle the transfer process by working directly with your lease company.  Compare the fees and services of several lease transfer companies, and read customer reviews. Make sure you've read and understand the detail for all fees and procedures before you pick one to use. While each company does the same thing, fees for various aspects of the process may differ, or you may find you prefer one company’s handling methods to another. Once you pay the advertising fees, the lease transfer company will post your advertisement...


Review your lists of strengths, opportunities, and areas for improvement. Don't give up. Ask friends you trust how they see you. Create an action plan. Chart your progress. Be gentle on yourself and maintain perspective.

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Cross off things that do not make sense or do not seem quite true after you give them more thought. Replace them with things that you notice are missing. Also, put an asterisk next to things that are really true or strike a chord with you. Fight against feelings of hopelessness and discouragement as you identify areas of self-improvement. One way to do this is to give yourself small rewards for identifying areas of self-improvement and acting on them. Also, when feelings of hopelessness and discouragement surface, focus on “low hanging fruit” and evaluate something that feels relatively painless and easy to fix. Remember, you are not rating your worthiness as a human being, just trying to identify differences between your actual self and your ideal self. Seeing yourself objectively is not always easy, and an honest assessment by somebody outside can help you gauge whether your personal assessment is reasonable. Keep things in perspective. So you haven't won your Nobel Peace Prize yet.  Neither have most of the rest of us. You're only human, and nobody, including yourself, should expect perfection of you. Take your areas of improvement and create goals for working towards. For goals that seem too audacious, consider breaking them down into sub-goals. Make sure to define success in such a way that you can identify when you have been successful and are likely to be successful. For example, if you think you have a weight problem, take a goal like “Lose 100 pounds” and break it up into smaller steps that will get you to your goal. Think of as many small changes as you can that together can add up to you meeting your audacious goal. For example, the first week cut out all soda and drinks with sugar. Second week, cut out all packaged baked goods, like cookies and doughnuts, and replace them with healthier versions. Keep restructuring your diet until you are eating mostly healthy foods almost all the time. Keep your lists to remind you of both your strengths and your new goals. When you successfully complete an...


Review your medications regularly. Get your hearing checked every year. Check your home for hazards. Participate in a Chronic Disease Self-Management Program (CDSMP).

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Speak to your doctor or your pharmacist on a regular basis to ensure your medications are doing their job.  Also check with either your doctor or pharmacist every time you get a new prescription or over-the-counter medication to ensure you will not experience any negative drug interactions. Make an appointment with an audiologist at least once a year to check your hearing.  If your hearing has changed since your last appointment, make sure to get or upgrade your hearing aid accordingly. Go through your home and remove any hazards that might cause injuries or falls.  Make sure all the parts of your home have enough lighting.  Ensure the bannisters on all your stairs are sturdy and safe.  And install grab bars and handles in places where slips and falls may happen (e.g. shower, bath tub, etc.). The CDSMP that was developed by Stanford University is now used by public health departments and other health agencies across North America and Europe.  This program will help you develop coping strategies if you have any kind of chronic disease, such as diabetes, arthritis, or heart disease. Search the website for your state's health department to find information pertaining to the programs in your area.  Most areas offer the program for free.


Review your options. Clean your hardware. Upgrade your RAM. Install a larger hard drive.

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Before you begin upgrading or changing the hardware in your computer, you should know what your machine is capable of. As a general rule, PCs have much more flexibility than Macs by default, though newer models of Macs allow some hardware customization. Your best bet is to take your computer in to any Apple store or Best Buy tech department. They should be able to tell you exactly what your computer can and can't support based on its model; know this information before you proceed. For example, while some Macs let you change or add RAM, the MacBook Air and Retina MacBook Pro are fixed--you can't upgrade the RAM on these models. Invariably, dust will end up in your computer's inner parts. Though an extensive cleaning usually mandates professional experience with hardware, anybody can vacuum off their keyboard and the side vents to improve your computer's circulation.  If you haven't ever had your computer cleaned, especially if it's a few years old, taking it to a specialist to have it scrubbed is a great way to seriously improve your computer's performance. Random Access Memory, or RAM, is one of the key components in processing information. Logically, the more RAM you have, the more wiggle room your system has for spikes in memory usage. Upgrading your RAM is often cheaper and more immediately effective than changing out your hard drive.  RAM is especially important to upgrade if you're using your computer for gaming or video editing. While many PCs have up to four RAM slots for a grand total of up to 16 gigabytes of RAM possible, Macs are much more limited, with most Macs using around three gigabytes of RAM. If you use hefty programs and files on a daily basis, you're bound to notice a fair amount of slowdown; the aforementioned tech departments will happily recommend a pertinent hard drive model. If you don't want to have a third party install the hard drive for you, this article will tell you how to install a PC hard drive.  If you're replacing your only hard drive, be sure to back up your files before...


Review your owner’s manual. Contact the service manager at your local dealership. Get quotes from other trusted dealerships or shops. Schedule a service appointment. Consider service recommendations made by the dealership.

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Every vehicle comes with a list of service recommendations to ensure it continues to operate properly.  You may be able to address a number of these things, but some many be beyond your level of mechanical expertise.  Check in your owner’s manual for service recommendations, then choose which ones you feel you can handle on your own. Some vehicles require timing chain or belt replacements every certain number of miles.  This may require removing the engine from the vehicle itself and should not be ignored.  Failing to properly maintain your timing chain or belt could result in serious damage to the engine. Once you have identified a maintenance service you’d like to have done to your vehicle, contact the local dealership for your make of vehicle and ask to speak to the service manager.  Ask for a quote on what conducting the necessary service may cost.  The service manager should be able to provide you with a fairly reliable quote, as they likely conduct regular maintenance on vehicles like yours often.  The dealership that specializes in your brand of vehicle is the most likely to have the tools and expertise required for difficult maintenance tasks. Some dealerships may provide a loner vehicle to drive while they work on your vehicle. You may also want to get service quotes from other dealerships in the area specializing in your make of vehicle, or even from local garages.  Some small garages may not have the equipment necessary to do specialized jobs on uncommon cars, but they can often fulfil most service requests. Don’t always opt for the least expensive quote.  Try looking up the shops you are considering online to read reviews from previous customers. Once you’ve chosen the place you’d like to conduct the maintenance on your vehicle, call them again to schedule an appointment to bring your car in.  Remove any personal belongings from your vehicle before leaving it at the dealership for service.  Make sure you know whether or not you can wait for your vehicle there or if you should make arrangements for...


Review your past posts. Track your time online. Acknowledge your addiction. Reflect on your need for social media. Seek outside help.

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As you begin working on combating your social networking addiction, you should first work to understand your social media usage.  Take some time to review your posts from the past week or month.  Write down how many things you posted in order to assess their frequency.  Consider whether all the things you posted were necessary. For instance, if you posted about a meal you had or about going to get a haircut, consider whether or not posting those things brought you or anyone else any joy or contentment. If you are unsure of the extent of your addiction, you can determine how much time you spend by tracking your usage.  Make a tick mark in a notebook each time you check a site.  A more advanced and accurate way to determine usage, however, is to download an app designed to do so.  Apps like QualityTime keep a count of how much time you spend on each social media site. Decide how much social media time seems reasonable; if you are exceeding that, it’s time to cut back. Consider the times when others have constantly made comments to you about always being on social media.  Think also of the times that you find yourself unable to keep up with your responsibilities.  If you notice a pattern, then it is time to admit that you have a problem.   Make a pact to commit to improving your situation.  Remember that overcoming your denial and acknowledging your problem are the first steps. Take a break from your social media for one hour and assess how you feel.  If you feel jittery or nervous, you might have an addiction. Sometimes a social media addiction might arise out of having little to do or out of a need for attention or connection with others.  Take some time to write down your thoughts about this to explore the root of the problem. After assessing the roots, develop a plan to address it.  If your issues stem from boredom, then find fun things to do offline. For some, the desire to use social media constantly might feel beyond their own control.  If you feel that you are unable to escape from the addiction, seek...


Review your poems and revise once more. Organize your poems for the  manuscript. Consider dividing your manuscript into separate sections. Read through your manuscript. Follow all instructions when sending your manuscript in to a publisher.

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Before sending your poetry off to a publisher, revise it carefully. You do not want to send in a manuscript that has typos or other errors. You should also revise poems for content. You want your poems as high quality as possible before sending into the world.  Comb over your manuscript and scrutinize each poem. Does it convey what you're trying to convey? Is the language effective? Does it help you adequately express your central theme or idea? Watch out for typos and basic errors as well. You should only send out a manuscript that has been thoroughly proofread. From here, you'll want to organize your poems. A poetry anthology should function like a novel. It should progress naturally, moving between themes and ideas. You should not just assemble your poems haphazardly.  Think of your book as the final poem in your manuscript. Just as a poem progresses logically based on theme and meter, your poetry book should have a flow to it. Figure out a rhythm that works for you. Should shorter poems come first, with longer ones in the middle, and finishing off with shorter ones? Or do you want a beat that varies, moving from a short poem to a long one? See if you notice any relationships between poems. Do certain poems speak to one another? A poem about life, for example, may pair well with a poem about death and rebirth. You could try pairing these poems together in your manuscript. Many poetry books are organized by theme. Linda Pastan's The Five Stages of Grief, for example, is organized by themes like anger, denial, bargaining, and so forth.  Do your poems seem to have different themes throughout? Are there certain poems that are all about nature and its decay? Are a handful of poems about rebirth? If your poems seem to be easily divided based on theme, think about dividing your poetry book into different sections. Think of each section as a separate poem, and try to organize sections based on things like rhythm, meaning, poems that speak to each other, and so forth. Once you've assembled your manuscript, give it...


Review your preface to look for areas that need work. Ask a trusted friend or colleague to review the preface. Revise your preface according to the feedback. Proofread your preface.

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Good writing always involves revisions, so make sure you revise and edit your preface. Start by reviewing it yourself, making notes for improvements. Check for the following:  Varied sentence structure Good readability Run-on sentences Sentence fragments Grammar and spelling errors Problems with word choice Other people are more likely to spot your errors than you are, as you know what you’re trying to say. A second set of eyes can help you identify passages that need extra work. Tell the person to write their feedback on your preface so you can go back and make corrections. If you’re working with a committee, ask one of the members to read over your preface. Use your own feedback and that of the person you asked to review your work. Rewrite passages that need help, as well as any run-on sentences or sentence fragments. When you can, substitute better word choices. Finally, correct any spelling and grammar errors. You may want to revise your preface several times. Watch for and fix typos. Keep an eye out for words that are spelled right but used incorrectly, such as “then” versus “than.” Additionally, correct any grammar and spelling issues. You may also want to get someone else to proofread your preface, as they’ll be able to better spot typos and mistakes. It’s often harder to detect your own errors.


Review your resume. Remove task oriented statements. Add results oriented statements. Reformat the experience section of your resume. Add a strong relevancy statement. Verify that your resume is coherent. Customize the objectives statement for each position you are applying for. Check your resume for formatting, spelling, and similar errors. Solicit review of your resume by a friend, family member, mentor, or colleague. Send the resume in.

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If you have an existing resume, review (or ask a friend, colleague or family member to review it). For each statement under the experience section ask Does this statement come closer to describing what I was told to do, that is could it appear in my job description or does it come closer to reflecting what I really accomplished?   For example, if you worked in a store, stating Opened the store would be more of what you were told to do. Achieved 100% sales award would be more of an accomplishment. For each statement that appears to be more of a job description or "told to do", ask Would a potential employer with reasonable knowledge be able to infer this statement knowing my job title? If so, the task oriented statement is adding little or no value to your resume and is using up your potential employer's goodwill reading it. Remove it. Your resume may look a bit empty at this point. If so, ask yourself What did I really accomplish on the job? See if there are statements which reflect each accomplishment for each position. For example, the following accomplishments might have been omitted from the resume and should be added:  Sold more products than other employees on my shift Praised for outstanding customer service by management Have more repeat customers than any other sales representative Suggest additional useful products to customers, increasing sales by 25% Customer satisfaction rating of 90% It should be more Results Oriented at this time. Iterate this process many times.—Even after weeks of iterating, you will normally continue to find room for improvement. Now, you need to make the resume Relevant to the employer. Determine what position you are applying for and write a few phrases explaining how your results (from the experience part of your resume) make you the world's best (or as close as you can come to it) candidate for the job you are applying for. For example: Eager to apply my experience as an award winning cashier, outstanding customer service representative, and engaging team leader to...


Review your settings. Set up dedicated bank and email accounts. Familiarize yourself with common scams. Implement a strict return policy. Look for red flags. Wait to ship until you receive payment. Use postage tracking. Monitor your bank account and PayPal afterwards.

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Before you list an item for sale, make sure your refund policy, payment settings, and shipping information are all accurate. You don't want someone to accuse you of scamming them based on inaccurate information--in fact, some scammers will find ways to exploit errors like this to get eBay to side with them in a dispute, leading you to lose both money and your item. While PayPal is relatively secure and eBay has a whole host of security benefits to keep your money safe, consider opening a separate account solely for transactions, complete with an accompanying email address. Several users have reported success in bypassing scams by having a PayPal-related email and an eBay-related email separate of one another; that way, if, for example, a buyer contacts the PayPal email with an inquiry, you automatically know it's a scam. First and foremost, buyers are always looking for the best deal, so what you may interpret as a scam might be them simply trying to haggle the price. That said, most scams that are run on sellers tend to revolve around refusing to pay for an item or attempting to get their money back after purchasing said item.   The most common scam is called the "bait and switch refund", in which a buyer complains about receiving a broken or faulty device after it ships. Since eBay is obligated to side with the buyer in the event that they provide proof--an easy enough process, since all they have to do is buy a broken version of whatever you sent them for practically nothing--you will be forced to pay them a refund. You can prevent this scam by either implementing a no-returns policy or by including buyer's insurance in the transaction. Another common scam consists of buyers attempting to settle transactions outside of eBay--over the phone, for example--which leads to eBay having no written record of the transaction if they choose to scam you. To counteract this, never settle for anything less than a written record of your transactions, preferably through email. Generally speaking, you'll want to have some...


Review your startup items . Check for misbehaving programs Reinstall OS X Upgrade your hardware

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. As you install more and more programs on your Mac, you'll find that some of them make their way into your startup process, whether or not you use them regularly. Cleaning out your startup queue can drastically reduce the time it takes OS X to startup. Many programs attach themselves to your startup process but don't actually need to start with your computer. Most programs will run fine if you open them later, speeding up the time it takes your computer to start up. lean up the hard drive. Having free space on your Mac will help other programs run, and will reduce loading and saving times dramatically. Always try to have at least 15% of your hard disk space free and available. There are several programs available for Mac that can make cleaning up and maintaining your hard drive much easier, such as OnyX, CleanMyMac, and MacKeeper. These allow you to see exactly what types of files are taking up the most space, allowing you to quickly remove files you no longer need. . Programs will occasionally stop functioning correctly, and when they do they may eat up all of the resources on your computer. Identifying and removing these bad programs will go a long way towards improving your computer's health and performance.  The Activity Monitor allows you to check what programs are causing your system the most stress. You can open the Activity Monitor from the Utilities subfolder in the Applications folder. Processes that are taking the majority of your CPU or memory will have a big impact on your computer's performance. Use the columns in Activity Monitor to determine the offending programs. . Sometimes simply wiping everything and starting over can give you some of the best performance increases. Reinstalling your operating system will delete everything on your hard drive, so be sure to back everything up first. Once your files are backed up, reinstalling the operating system should only take about an hour. Take stock of the programs you actually use. You may find after reinstalling that you use less programs than you...


Review your state’s licensing requirements. Take the Principles and Practice of Engineering (PE) exam. Write up your Supplementary Experience Record (SER). Select your professional references. Get a local board license.

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Licensing is the primary way for you to become a professional electrical engineer. Each state crafts their own particular licensing requirements. Look up the licensing board for your particular state and carefully read through all of the required materials and information.  The NCEES website actually has an interactive map that can send you directly to the site for your state’s licensing board. This is a good place to start. It is important to know that without licensing your professional opportunities may be limited. For example, Texas and other states will only hire licensed, professional engineers for public works projects. Passing this 8-hour test is the first of many requirements for professionalization. It assesses your theoretical and practical knowledge of the field of electrical engineering. PE exam registration can be limited to only those engineers who have received prior board approval, so check your state’s guidelines.  It is highly suggested that you study for this exam well prior to taking it. You can look at practice exams or discuss potential questions with your fellow engineers. However, the PE exam also allows you to bring in reference materials to use. Be aware that you will have to pay a fee for both the FE and PE exams. This fee varies depending on your location. And, your PE results will be ready 2-3 months post-test. Many licensing boards will require that you transfer your diary information into a narrative format known as a SER essay. This 6-12 page piece of writing should trace your professional development from college onward. Pen your essay from a first-person perspective and keep your language engaging by using active verbs, such as, “calculated, or “evaluated.” Place your individual contributions at the center of the narrative. All licensing applications will require that you submit the contact information for, or a statement from, at least three professionals with whom you’ve worked. It is best if these persons are licensed professional engineers working out of the same state...


Review your study guides and test directions thoroughly. Study early and often. Avoid cramming the day of the exam. Chunk Try studying with your classmates.

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If you received study guides or specific instructions from your teachers for your tests, make sure you refer to them while you're studying. They'll give you a good idea of what you can expect on your tests, so you don't have to spend time studying unnecessary information. Use your guides and directions as check lists so you can be confident you're reviewing the right material. Cramming, studying for an extended period of time right before the exam, is one of the worst ways to study for a test. You may remember the information for a short period of time, but if you're studying for multiple tests, you're just likely to scramble or forget critical information. Instead, study for short periods of time (about 45 minutes) and study frequently in the weeks leading up to the exam. Short and frequent study sessions helps you recall and relearn information so you're more likely to remember it in the long term. If you've prepared for your exams ahead of time, you should be ready to take them. But if you wait until the last minute to study for your exams, you won't actually learn the material you need to know and you'll increase your anxiety. Try to relax on the day of the test(s) so you can recall the information you need. To make you feel at ease before the exam, ensure that you eat a healthy meal and get plenty of sleep the night before. This will help you pay attention to the exam and not just how you're feeling. your study sessions. You may find it easier to study several smaller themes for a single exam rather than all of the exam material at once. Breaking the material up into chunks can keep you interested and focused while you're studying. You're also less likely to feel overwhelmed and stop studying. For example, if you're studying for a foreign language exam, you could do separate study sessions for speaking practice, written practice, and reading practice. It can be helpful to have people who are taking the same tests as you around while you're studying. Ask your classmates questions about the material you're...


Review your work. Make deletions. Let a small group read your work.

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Has it said what you ventured out to say? Is anything left out? Are questions raised and not answered? Is your wording clear? Does it move you?  A good memoir is entertaining. It doesn't necessarily have to be funny, but it should be deliberately something. What is the reader getting from it? Why would they drop their own worries and start caring about yours? In addition to checking for content errors, check for grammar, spelling, and punctuation mistakes. Your computer will not catch everything. If you have a close friend or family member that is particularly good at this, ask them for assistance. Not everything you write will be gold. After you've taken a break, start back at the beginning, dissecting and removing. Weed out what's unnecessary and repetitive. Not every instance of your existence is worth noting. If an event isn't part of a flowing transition into another, it doesn't have to make it to the page. Include only what gets you to your end point without meandering from your path. After you have revised as much as you can, give your memoir to some trusted friends for feedback. You may see a pattern in their comments, and that's a good indication of what needs further revision. Don't be shy and seek a professional editor if needed.  If they're in it (or not in it), be careful. Don't hurt anyone's feelings by putting them in a negative light (or not putting them in one at all) and then forcing them to read it. You'll only get a negative reaction. Constructive criticism is vital to your work. Sometimes you may not see things that others will point out, and it may help you improve your work.


Revise and proofread your letter Keep it simple and concise. Format the letter appropriately. Think about including a postscript.

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. After writing a draft, it's absolutely essential to go back over your letter and clean it up on the sentence level and beyond. All good writers know that a piece of writing doesn't happen until it's revised. Once you've written your letter, you've got the hard part done, but you've still got to save enough time to clean it up and make it good.  Revising is more than cleaning up your typos and spelling errors. Give your letter a whole second look and make sure that the subjects and verbs are all in agreement, that your meaning is clear, and that your letter accomplishes what it needs to accomplish. Once you've gotten the writing as successful as possible, it's ok to start proofreading and looking for "late concerns," the last-minute things, including fixing typos, spelling errors, and formatting your letter. Introductory letters, in general, should not be longer than the front side of one page, or between 300 and 400 words. Whatever the reason, it's likely that you're writing to someone who's got a lot of paperwork to go through in a given day, and won't want to sift through an especially long, over-written introductory letter. It'd be a shame to end up with all your hard work in the garbage, so it's important to keep it short. Only focus on communicating the most important information in your letter. Letters need to be oriented on the page correctly, featuring a distinct introduction, body paragraphs, and a succinct conclusion. If you turn in a single whooshing paragraph with no contact information or salutation, you're not going to get the job, or get an introduction.  Include a CV or resume as appropriate, following the introductory letter. The intro should be the first thing in any application packet. Include good contact information. Going through the final edit of the introductory letter, make sure that important contact information is included, generally in the top right-hand corner of the header. Include your email address, phone number, and other basic contact information. Some business writing...


Revise properly. Listen to what the teacher is saying. Study in sections. Take a practice test. Look at where you went wrong in the practice tests. Take a practice test again (with some different questions if possible). Continue to take multiple practice tests. Deactivate your social media while revising. Eat and sleep well. Do not cram right before a test.

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This means setting up a revision timetable up to days, weeks or even months before the exam or test. The amount of revision time needed will depend on how big the exam or test is. You should revise the main topics for at least 20 minutes a day the week before the exam. He or she might make it very clear what to expect in the test. Take the material you are provided with, including any revision notes and flashcards, and divide the material into sections. A good way to revise is to make a knowledge organizer with the topics that you need on it.  If you have learning outcomes, then try to make sure that you know all of them. Study by understanding key points.  Focus most on revising those sections. Continue until you return really good results. Do this regularly, until your actual exam or test. It will only serve to distract you. If you are too tired then you will forget everything you studied and if you don't eat well your brain will not operate smoothly. Instead, say the formulas in your mind or the properties and its names instead of just reading the textbook all over again. Rereading the textbook right before won't do much good, but a bit of last minute refreshing on what you memorize can be helpful.


Revise the letter. Proofread your letter. Ask someone else to read the letter.

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After you type a draft, you should try to condense the letter as much as possible. Strip out any unnecessary words and sentences. Simplify complicated sentences or ideas, and reorganize your paragraphs if necessary. Typos, dropped words, and grammatical errors reduce the quality of your letter. Accordingly, you want to go over your letter to make sure you have written it accurately.  Read it backwards. Start with the last sentence, then read the one before it. By reading backwards, you won’t anticipate what you intended to say. Instead, you will focus on the words on the page. Read it out loud. You might hear a mistake that your eyes would gloss over. Don’t rely only on spellcheck or grammar check. A lot of errors slip by. Tone is so key you need another person to read the letter to make sure you aren’t being too rude, angry, or informal. However, you should also have them read it and share their impressions about the content:  Were they convinced by your argument? Did they remain unconvinced? What other information would help convince them? Did you come across as professional and credible?


Revise the story. Proofread your story. Get feedback. Make changes that you think are appropriate.

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Once you complete a first draft, read over the story or read it out loud. Focus on areas that do not feel fast-paced or engaging enough. Cut down on long scenes. Or, think about how a longer scene benefits the overall story, adding to the suspense. Sometimes, readers may be aware of the answer or ending to the dramatic question upfront. But they may be willing to read the story until the end because the lead up to the ending is engaging and suspenseful. They care enough about the characters and the story to read about the events that lead to the climactic event. Before giving your story to anyone to read, proofread it carefully. Catch spelling and grammatical errors. This way, your reader will be able to focus on the story, instead of getting distracted by misspellings or misplaced commas. Print out your story and comb through it carefully. Let others read your story. This can give you a good sense of how others react to what you’ve written. Ask for feedback on specifics about the story, such as:  Characters: Are the characters believable? Do they engage in action that is realistic? Continuity: Does the story make sense? Does it follow a logical order? Grammar and mechanics: Is the language readable? Are there run-on sentences, misused words, etc.? Dialogue: Are conversations between characters realistic? Was there enough (or too much) dialogue? Pacing: Does the story move along at a good pace? Do you get bored in certain areas? Do you think too much happens too quickly in other areas? Plot: Does the plot make sense? Does the character’s objective make sense? Remember, this is your story. It’s full of your own ideas, and you don’t need to take anyone else’s suggestions. Sometimes, people who critique the written work of others may try to put their own stamp on the work. If the suggestions are good ones, then incorporate them. But if the suggestions don’t seem to make sense for your story, discard them. You might find it helpful to take some time away from your story before you try to revise it. Put it aside...


Revise your essay. Proofread your paper.  Cite your source material. Title your essay.

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This is the time to strengthen arguments and improve transitions between points and paragraphs. You should try to make your argument as succinct and easy to follow as possible. It helps to read your essay out loud because when you read out loud, you are more likely to notice awkward sentences or incoherent arguments. Ask someone else to proofread your paper. The saying “two heads are better than one” still holds true. Ask a friend or colleague what would they add or remove from the paper. Most importantly, does your argument make sense, and is it clearly supported by your sources? Read through your paper and look for any grammar, punctuation or spelling errors. Are all of the names and proper nouns spelled correctly? Are there any run-on sentences or fragments? Correct them as you go.  Read the paper aloud to guarantee that you don't accidentally add in or take out words when reading in your head. If you can, get a friend or classmate to proofread your essay as well. For most papers, this means using  footnotes to cite material in the body of your essay and  a bibliography of cited works at the end. Footnotes and  in-text citations should be used for any quoted, paraphrased, or cited material. If you are writing this essay for the AP test, you will not be using a specific style of citing but you will have to state which source you used after you cite it.   Example of citing in an AP synthesis essay: McPherson claims “texting has changed the English language in a positive way--it has given a new generation their own unique way to communicate” (Source E). For college essays, you'll most likely  use MLA format. Whichever format you use, be consistent in its use. You may also be asked to use  APA or Chicago style. Your title should reflect the point of view in your thesis statement and supporting arguments. Choosing your title last helps assure that the title fits your essay instead of writing your essay to fit the title.  Example title:: English and the iPhone: Exploring the Benefits of 'Text-Speak'


Revisit your friends. Turn up to events with friends if he is going to be there.

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Keep your friends around you and spend plenty of time with them. Talk things through with your most trusted friend or friends but don't go on about the excuse or the breakup with people in your wider circle, as it can be overkill and make everyone feel worse. Instead, let everyone know that you're free to spend time with them again and that you are up for activities together. For moral support, don't go to events alone when you know he will be there too. Tell your friends that you're worried you might feel weak in his presence and say or do something you might regret and have them monitor things for you. Have a friend on speed dial in case you need to quickly talk about your feelings in the case where you accidentally bump into your ex and feel like taking things out on him or crying in public.


Revive the hop plants in spring.

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Use a shovel to uncover the rhizomes and trim back the roots on each one. Fertilize the soil around them and mound it loosely into 1-foot hills. Add a layer of mulch and moisten the soil with water until the hop plants sprout once more.


Reward yourself. Relax. Take pictures. Choose a new, healthy habit to add on. Get right back up when you fall. Keep a success journal. Get a theme song or two. Donate your "fat" clothes to charity.

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You know that reward system we talked about? Well, implement it. Implement it as often as you dang well please. No one said you can only reward yourself when you hit your long-term goal. How about the short-term? Set up small rewards, too, such as buying yourself a book or an accessory. It's usually a bad idea to use food as a reward. You can still have a treat once in a while, but building it into your reward system can promote unhealthy behavior patterns. Now that your body is a lot more active than it used to be, you're going to need ample time to relax. Take a bit of time out of your day for you. Take an extra long shower or shove in that power nap. It's well-deserved. When you're having a particularly hard time getting up and going, these pictures will be used to remind you of the work you've done. Take a picture of yourself at day 1 and subsequently every week. How is your body changing? Once your progress gets noticeable, you may want to consider posting these photos in your room or around your home. It'll keep it fresh in your mind that you've done all this work -- why sabotage it now?! Just like how you should mix up your workout routine, as soon as you become an old pro at this healthy lifestyle thing, consider adding on a new habit. Try experimenting with a week of vegetarianism, taking a vitamin, or picking up an outdoorsy hobby. This new you, what might they like to do? If you're not already, start cooking. Not only will you be bettering the lives of your friends and family, but you'll gain a skill set and make healthy eating a lot more accessible. This should almost be higher up on the page. Know that you will have setbacks. This is inevitable and happens to everyone. The only thing you can do is get back up. If you miss a day of working out, that's better than missing two! Don't beat yourself up, just start fresh the next day. It's much harder to work up to a point than it is to fall back. Missing a week of working out could put you back to where you were two weeks ago. Keep this in mind when...


Rid your yard of clutter and debris. Remove vegetation from the perimeter of the house. Seal cracks and holes in the outer wall. Install insect screens. Remove or change your outdoor lighting.

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Clear away piles of grass clippings, leaves, firewood, mulch, or compost.  Dark places attract wolf spiders, which hide in these areas during the day. By exposing as much of your yard as possible to sunlight, you make the area relatively unappealing to wolf spiders. Clear away as much debris and clutter from your yard as possible. Even objects like empty planters, stones, and grills can provide a dark hiding place that will attract wolf spiders. Move shrubs and other heavy, ground-covering plants away from the building.  Wolf spiders love to hide in dark places, and low vegetation is among the wolf spider's favorite hiding spots. If possible, remove all heavy ground-covering plants from the yard. If this is not possible, you should at least move these plants away from the perimeter and to the outer perimeter of your yard to draw the spiders away from your home. Make sure that all cracks and gaps leading from the outside in are patched up, preventing wolf spiders from sneaking in.  Use caulk to fill in gaps, holes, and cracks in the side of the foundation or along the exterior wall. Add weather stripping to doors and windows to minimize the risk of allowing a wolf spider to sneak in beneath. Patch up broken window screens or replace the screens completely. Tightly fix a fine-mesh screen over all vents that lead to the outside. Pay special attention to foundation vents. While wolf spiders can get into your home through attic vents and chimneys, they are primarily ground-dwelling hunters and are most likely to enter in through vents and crawl spaces along the foundation of the building. Lights on the outside of your house attract flies, moths, and other insects at night, providing an appealing food source for wolf spiders.  Keep your lights turned off as much as possible to limit the number of insects drawn to your home. Draw your blinds or shades closed to keep indoor lighting from flooding out. Switch to sodium vapor lights instead of standard outdoor lights. These lights have a soft yellow hue which is less...