Research schools. Visit the campus. Research financial aid opportunities. Get teacher recommendations. Polish your application. Prepare for your interview. Sit back, and wait for the results.

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Not all Ivy League schools offer the same experience. Find out whether the research opportunities, location, social life, students, professors, climate, dormitories and food services are things you would enjoy for four years. Talk with professors and current students. Get a sense of what your life there would be like. Also, try to see if you can spend a weekend there.  Several colleges offer that option. Ivy League schools are notoriously expensive and they do not offer any athletic, merit or regional scholarships. You must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to receive aid. Seek out teachers who know you well, have a favorable opinion of you and seem willing to write a great recommendation on your behalf. Some will appreciate if you can make their job easier with a discussion or a few notes for starting points on what to say about you. What many applicants do not realize is that high grades and test scores will not guarantee admission. They merely "get you through" the first round of rejections. After that, the college will examine what kind of person you are. This is done through one or more essays, teacher and counselor recommendations, an interview and sometimes a peer recommendation. Begin the application process early so that you will have sufficient time to revise anything if needed. Ask adults familiar with prestigious universities' culture (your school counselor, for example) for advice on what kinds of things from your experience to write about and how to best present them to the school.  This can help with interviews too. Interviews can be with someone from the admissions office of the university or an alumni, and range from relatively nonchalant to interrogative ordeals. Dress respectfully, be expectant of questions your interviewer may ask, but above all just be yourself - or a subtly more mature version! Find someone to give you practice interviews. Even if they aren't familiar with the process, they will help you stay relaxed and articulate. If your interview does not...


Research smoking statistics. Take notes. Talk to a healthcare professional. Talk to another person who has quit.

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Nicotine is the addictive property in cigarettes. There are lots of resources available for reliable statistics to help you understand addiction. Searching online is a great place to start.  The Center for Disease Control and Prevention has statistics broken down by demographics.  The American Lung Association gives facts about smoking and quitting smoking.  The Department of Health and Human Services has a full report on the health consequences of smoking. Write some of the more important statistics and facts down on a notecard or piece of paper. You can refer to them when you’re persuading your loved one to quit smoking. Getting statistics gives you a broad snapshot of the effects of smoking and nicotine addiction, but talking to a healthcare professional gives you a chance to ask questions and get more information related to your specific situation. Who better understands the process of quitting smoking than someone who has quit smoking? Since no two people are alike it might be a good idea to talk to more than one person. They can offer insight you won’t get from online resources.


Research some recipes. Prepare cherries as though you were going to eat them on their own. Bake them in a pie. Add them to salads. Accent an ice cream sundae with a cherry!  Make a cherry jam.

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If you're new to using cherries in your cooking, it's definitely recommended to look online for some standard options. Most often, cherries are used in dessert dishes for their sweet taste. For certain recipes (particularly baking) you'll want lighter-tinted, sour cherries. If you're adding them as an accent, as you would atop a sundae, you'll want them dark and sweet. You don't have to make up your mind right away, but it's a good idea to have some vague idea what you'd like to make with your cherries. This includes washing and pitting them. Remembering to do this is arguably even more important when you're using them in a recipe; if you cherries in a pie, for example, without first pitting them, the entire pie will end up being ruined! The most famous use of cherries in cooking is arguably in pies. Cherry pie is a staple dish in many cafes, and for good reason! You can add cherries into your pie whole if you want, or you can mash them into a thick paste so they're able to disperse more evenly. You can even try baking with cherry jam! There are lots of possibilities when it comes to baking; look up some solid recipes, and you'll end up with a delicious summertime treat. An even simpler way of adding cherries is through salads. Salads tend to be inclusive of all sorts of fruits and vegetables. You won't need too many cherries to accent your salad-- just a few will give a tangy kick to your meal you won't soon forget. In many ways, an ice cream sundae is the ultimate dessert. It can be made even better by adding a cherry atop some whipped cream. While it will taste great, adding cherries as accents has the extra benefit of boasting some visual panache as well. It's an easy way to give your home concoctions the look of fine dining. For sundaes, you'll want to get sweeter, darker cherries. The sour taste of light cherries doesn't compliment ice cream nearly as well. Jam is one of the most versatile creations you can make from fruit. The sweetness in cherries makes them perfect for making jams with. Pit your...


Research sponsored tweets via Internet search engines. Sign up for sponsored tweeting through one of the new sponsored tweeting businesses, such as Ad.ly, Magpie, TwitPub or Twittad. There are also some companies out there like SponsoredTweets which will tweet for you.

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Many companies are looking for popular Twitter accounts to occasionally post about their products. Contact the company, make a monetary agreement and begin your pay-per-tweet arrangement. Make sure you have a written agreement with the company and proof of your tweets that you can submit to them. Also, make sure you choose an interval of sponsored tweeting that does not annoy your followers. If you lose followers, you lose potential sales and your sponsored ad contract may be canceled. These sites aggregate the companies that need to have sponsored ads and make them available to willing Twitter users. Sign up for an account, tweet an ad at the interval of your choice, and usually you will be paid by PayPal.


Research temporary housing if you want to wait to find permanent housing. Search for housing on the internet. View available homes in person. Complete a rental application if you find a place you like. Review your lease carefully before signing.

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You may want to wait until you actually arrive in the US before you start looking for a place to live. Most larger cities have extensive short-term housing options available. Services such as Airbnb are popular sources of short-term housing. You might also consider long-term hotels. If you don't have the funds to make a separate trip to the US to look at rental properties, securing temporary housing may also save you potential disappointment. Rental properties aren't always as they appear online and you could run into problems if you sign a long-term lease sight unseen. Begin the search early. Depending on where you are moving to, it could take you some time to find something affordable. Housing costs in the US are generally cheaper than in many European countries. However, housing in cities like New York or San Francisco is very expensive.  Housing may be listed by the owner on Craigslist and similar websites. You can also find apartments and homes for rent on real estate websites. Conduct a general internet search for "apartments to rent" or "houses to rent" with the name of the city and state where you plan to move. You can also hire a realtor to find housing for you. You might want to use a realtor only if you intend to buy a house or if you want a furnished executive apartment. If you have pets, make sure the apartment complex allows them. Not all apartments in the US do. You can check out apartments or houses in person with a tourist visa. Work with the landlord to schedule a time to view the apartment, then apply online for your tourist visa.  Note how clean and safe the building is. Are the stairs and hallways full of trash? Is the lobby dirty? If so, then the landlord might not be diligent.  Take pictures of each place you see so you can remember what they look like when you get back home. Pay attention to the neighborhood. Some neighborhoods in cities are safer than others. Look for graffiti on apartment buildings or alleyway walls, which may indicate gang activity. If the apartments have iron bars...


Research the Disney vault system. Memorize the movies in the vault. Keep a spreadsheet of the vault schedule.

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Disney’s vault system means putting certain movies on a moratorium so that they are not available for purchase or digital viewing until they are released from the vault. Generally, Disney puts movies in a seven-year vault hold and then releases them. Disney’s reasoning behind the release is that every seven years a new generation of 2 - 7 year old children comes of age and is ready to enjoy the films. Generally, two movies are released a year. Others believe that Disney’s vault system was created to create a scarcity. Because the scarcity encourages people to rush out and buy the DVDs and Blu-ray disks when they are released, since they’re not available all the time. Not every movie goes in and out the vault system, and you have to know which movies you should be tracking to keep track of the vault. Currently, the movies included in the vault system are the following:Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Pinocchio, Fantasia, Dumbo, Bambi ,Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, Lady and the Tramp, Sleeping Beauty, One Hundred and One Dalmatians, The Jungle Book. The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin and The Lion King. Basically, it’s all the classics. Write down the name of the movie, its theater release date and DVD release dates. Also, track digital releases such as releases to iTunes and Amazon.  When you purchase the rights or redeem a Digital HD Copy through Disney Movie Anywhere (DMA) you can continue to view your purchased titles even when they return to the vault and are no longer available to purchase.  Track Diamond Editions, Special Releases and Blu-ray releases. They don’t usually release DVDs, Blu-rays and digital releases at the same time. So, you have to keep track.  For instance, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was last released on Diamond Edition on October 6,2009 and in a DVD set on November 24,2009. However it was not released digitally or on Blu-ray. It went into the vault April 3rd, 2011 and is expected to be re-released on Blu-ray on February 2nd 2016 and on Digital HD and...


Research the best contact at the company where you want to apply. Learn more about the company. Organize your information about each company you’re researching.

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Use LinkedIn, Facebook, Google, and the company website to find the hiring manager’s contact information. Also try calling the company switchboard. Frequently they will give direct numbers or extensions if you have a specific person you would like to reach. Do your homework and learn whatever you can about the company. Find their mission statement and understand what their overriding goals are. Also look at the descriptions of current employees and of positions so you can learn more about the kinds of people they hire and what their employees’ responsibilities are.  Use LinkedIn, the company website, and other social media for this research. Identify things about the company that appeal to you before you call in case you’re asked why you’re interested in working for them. If you plan to reach out to multiple companies, organize your information about each company in a spreadsheet. Make the contact information most prominent, so you can easily access it. Once you start calling, include the dates of each call, the outcomes, and the person you spoke with in this spreadsheet so you can refer back to it for any follow-up.


Research the care instructions for your specific flower type. Regulate the temperature in your home. Keep your tropical flowers out of direct sunlight. Check the soil’s moistness every day. Water from the top of the plant down. Increase the humidity levels in your home. Don’t overcrowd your tropical plants.

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Join an online or in-person gardening group. Go to a gardening center and talk with the caretakers. Visit your local arboretum and ask questions about the flower care. Many tropical flowers require specific temperature, food, and care instructions to stay healthy. You can also read online guides, such as Care for Orchids, Care for Bromeliads, Care for Peace Lillies, or Care for Anthurium. Tropical flowers can be very sensitive to temperature fluctuations, which makes it easier to grow them indoors than outdoors. Most tropical flowers do better with cooler temperatures at night and warmer ones during the day. This may mean that you’ll need to move your plants between different locations for day/night. For example, you may want to keep your plants in the garage at night, but put them by a window during the day. Tropical flowers usually prefer a bright environment that is not in direct sunlight. The sun can actually burn a flower’s leaves if left unprotected over an extended period of time. Look for a place, such as a window ledge, where your plants will receive indirect light. Press your finger lightly into the soil both near the flower’s stem and at the edge of the planter. See if your finger comes up wet or if water comes up from the soil and pools around it. If your finger stays relatively dry, then your tropical flowers need to be watered. This is a particularly good way to test for moistness in water-sensitive tropical plants, such as orchids. Get a watering pot and hold it directly over the plant. Angle the pot slightly downwards and move it in circles, allowing water to trickle down over the plant and into the soil. Stop before the water starts to gather on the soil.  Keep a saucer underneath the flower pot so that the excess water can drain away. When you are finished watering, remove the bottom dish and rinse out the extra water. This will minimize the growth of mold. Keep the watering pot moving to avoid pouring too much water on any one of the flower’s blooms. Put a layer of pebbles into a deep tray....


Research the city. Visit the city and explore. Get advice from New Yorkers. Save up.

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NYC is a large, culturally diverse, and dynamic city, and there's a lot to learn about it before moving there. Take the time to scour books, articles, and websites for reliable information about the city. This exercise will also help you boost your excitement about the move. Start by looking at:  the official website of the City of New York: http://www1.nyc.gov  reputable travel guides like NYC Go or Fodor's   NYC newspapers Before making a final decision, visit NYC and go beyond the tourist experience; take public transit, and visit small shops, pharmacies, grocery stores, and local restaurants. Bring a notebook with you to take detailed notes about the places you liked the most, things you want to avoid, and details that you want to remember. Make sure to visit all five boroughs of the city:  The Bronx: known as the home of the New York Yankees and the birthplace of the hip hop genre; it is also where you'll find the Bronx Zoo and the New York Botanical Garden  Brooklyn: home of tourist favorites like the Brooklyn Bridge, Prospect Park, and Park Slope  Manhattan: location of some of NYC's most famous attractions, including Times Square, the Empire State building, Central Park, and Broadway  Queens: home of the New York Mets and the Queens Botanical Garden  Staten Island: known for the famous Staten Island Ferry, Historic Richmond Town, and NYC's largest forest preserve If possible, have a conversation with a resident New Yorker about all of the best and worst aspects of living in NYC. If you do not have any friends or acquaintances in the city, visit online communities or message boards to ask questions and seek advice before your move. If someone you know has moved to NYC recently, ask them for any information or resources they can provide. For example, you could ask: "Can you tell me about the transit system in your area?" or "What do you wish you had known before moving here?" The basics of life are more expensive in New York, for the most part, so you should make sure to have extra money in the bank...


Research the company before you go in for your interview. Explaining your interest in the position. Show the interviewer that your skills meet the requirements of the job. Explain why they should hire you.

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Find as much information as you can about the company by visiting websites, reading news articles, and reading the profiles of the company's leaders. You should be prepared to discuss the following:  The company's history. The company's structure. The company's mission and goals. The company's founder and leaders. What the company does. Recent developments and accomplishments. Recent headlines concerning the company. One of the most common questions asked by human resources is “Why are you interested in this position?” Your goal in answering this question should be to explain to the interviewer how your skills and past experiences make you a great fit for the company.  Make it seem as though you read the job posting and thought they were describing you. Give them reasons why you want to work for this company rather than one of their competitors. Create this list of reasons before your interview using your research. Say, "When I saw the job description, I felt like it was describing me. As I learned more about your company, I knew that this position was a perfect fit for me." Before you go into the interview, go through the job posting and write down your job skills in a way that meets what the company is searching for in an employee. When you go into the interview, you can target your responses to check off the job requirements. If your skills do not meet the requirements for the job, then you need to be prepared to explain to the interviewer why you think that they should still hire you. Your interviewer may ask you a question like “Why should we hire you,” “What makes you the best choice for this position,” or “Why would you choose yourself for this position?” Prepare a brief elevator pitch for yourself in advance so that you can respond to the question with a clear, concise reason why you are the best choice.  Relate your response to you job skills, passion, and past work experiences. Provide the interviewer with a preview of what you could offer them, telling them what kind of employee you'll be for them....


Research the company. Dissect the job description before the interview. Connect your skills and experience with the employer’s needs. Pick out 3 or 4 points. Give your answer a try.

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You should know some information about the company culture and hiring practices before you go in. If possible, learn examples from employees about the type of person that fits in well, so you can explain what a good match you will be.  Use the internet to find out information. You may be able to find past employees to talk to through social media. Check the company's social media and financial reports.  Look over the company's website to find out what they value; a great place to look for value's is in the company's mission statement.  Also, look at recent news to find out what the company has been up to recently. Several days ahead of time, take a good look at the job description. Use a another piece of paper to break the description down into groups.  Break it down into a list of skills and experience the company wants. Match up your own skills with each of those on the list. It may be difficult to decipher what exactly the company wants from an employee because the company uses obscure language. You need to learn to read between lines. For instance, "dynamic" generally means someone who can tackle problems and project with confidence, while "self-starter" means someone who is able to take initiative when something needs to be done. A "team player" is someone who can work well with a wide variety of people. If possible, divide it into two categories of "required" and "nice to have." Put most of your attention on "nice to have," since if you get the interview, you likely have the required skills. Write out a detailed response next to each qualification the employer is asking for in the job description. Remember that you must describe why you are the solution to the employer’s problems.   For example, if the job description lists managing a small team as necessary experience, list out the positions you’ve held and any achievements that you’ve earned. Use any relevant experience, including jobs outside the industry. For instance, if you worked in fast-food restaurant in college and managed other people, that...


Research the company. Research your potential interviewers. Use your research to define your goals.

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Peruse its website. See what its mission and structure are. If it's a larger company, read its annual financial report. Also, research industry-specific information. Are their trade journals or professional associations related to what this company does? At this point, you should have submitted your application. Be sure to submit your application and all the necessary materials before asking for an interview. It is also wise to wait at least one week before expecting a response or following up. What are their backgrounds? What were their career paths? See if you can find their LinkedIn profiles. Look for any similarities between you and them. For example, you might share an alma mater or a major hobby. While these topics might come up, if they are relevant, mention them. Do social media searches anonymously if possible. For example, if you are not logged into LinkedIn, you can perform a public search. While doing research on the company or its employees, see how their values and projects connect to you. How can you demonstrate that their company fits into your career trajectory? How will this job help you achieve your goals. While it is important to emphasize how you can benefit them, think about how they can benefit you too.


Research the cost of a tarantula before you buy one. Find a reputable tarantula dealer. Purchase a captive bred tarantula. Choose a healthy tarantula. Check for injury before selecting a tarantula. Inquire about the sex of the tarantulas.

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The cost of tarantulas can widely vary based on age, breed, size, and rarity. Spiderlings are much less expensive than a fully grown tarantula. You may want to start with a less expensive species while you are learning, then move to a more expensive one. It's easier to take the loss of a $20 Pink Toe than it is a $300 Ecuadorian Birdeater Tarantula. Different stores often have different prices for the same species of tarantula. If you have the time, shop around before purchasing a tarantula. Many pet stores sell tarantulas and have great experience caring for them. If your local pet store has just 3 or 4 tarantulas and the sales staff are not knowledgeable about arachnids, then you might want to look for a different store with a bit more experience (unless you're experienced and want to rescue a neglected tarantula or educate the pet store). Tarantulas are also available from online dealers, if you can't find a local dealer with what you want. They are normally shipped as young spiderlings and are normally captive bred. It's important that you buy a tarantula from a breeder or pet store, instead of taking one from the wild. Wild tarantulas can carry parasites, and removing them from their natural habitat negatively affects both the tarantula and its environment. Instead, buy  from a pet store that only sells captive-bred tarantulas. Healthy tarantulas should be standing with their legs distributed evenly around it in a circle, or with its legs pointed forward and backwards. Tarantulas that are curled up in the corner of the tank or have their legs tucked underneath them (called the "tarantula death pose") are not very healthy tarantulas.  If you see a tarantula standing over the water dish, there are two possibilities: it's taking a drink, or it's too dry and the tarantula is trying to take advantage of the added humidity of the water. Tarantulas that are laying on their backs with their legs up in the air should be okay, as they are probably getting ready to molt (shed their skin). You should probably wait a...


Research the costs of a filling. Double-check your dental insurance coverage. Look for low-cost dental care providers.

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Costs can vary quite a bit. They depend on factors such as your location, the individual dentist, whether you are getting an amalgam or composite filling, and whether or not you have dental insurance. In general, you can expect an amalgam filling to cost between $100-200 and a composite filling to cost between $135-240. Even if you have had previous fillings covered by your dental plan, always double-check what exactly your dental insurance will cover. Sometimes there are restrictions about what kind of filling you can get--some plans might cover an amalgam filling but not a composite filling, for example. Make extra sure that the dentist performing your filling is in-network so that you aren't surprised by out-of-network surcharges. Be prepared for possible co-pays, however. If you do not have dental insurance, you may have to pay out-of-pocket for dental care. If you qualify, consider looking for governmental assistance through Medicaid, CHIP, or other national health services. Other possibilities for lower-cost dental care include dental schools, and reduced-cost dental programs through your state or municipality.


Research the current spot price for silver. Multiply your collection's silver weight by the current spot price. Factor in specie value.

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The current market value of silver (often called the "spot value") can be found online. Silver prices are nearly always expressed in dollars per troy ounce, which we can ascertained by multiplying the value of our currency by .715. Nasdaq is a reputable source for current silver prices. It also will show how the price of silver has changed over time, giving you some sense as to whether you should sell now, or wait until later for a higher price. Multiplying your collection's weight by the current price of silver will yield the total value of your junk silver. For example, if you have 71.5 troy ounces of silver, and the current spot price is 32 dollars, then your junk silver is worth (71.5 * 32) or $2288. Although it is rare for junk silver to sell for much more than the price of raw silver, you might be able to get slightly more. In times during which coins are hard to find this amount should be a larger. Because silver dollars were less common than dimes and quarters, these can also go for slightly more. To verify your calculation, search online for a melt value calculator.


Research the fair price of each procedure. Think about paying with cash. Call the hospital. Write a dispute letter. Think about hiring an advocate. Negotiate with the hospital. Negotiate directly with the doctor. Ask about financial assistance. Use the threat of bankruptcy.

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To challenge a bill, you will need proof that the hospital’s prices are out of line compared to those charged by other hospitals. You can find the prices that other hospitals charge by looking online. Visit the websites for Healthcare Blue Book and FAIR Health to find prices. Medical costs will vary greatly among hospitals even though they are in the same town or region. In addition, the cost of procedures are not typically transparent or rational. You may have to do some digging to uncover competitor pricing.  You also might want to use the Medicaid rates as a guide. They can be found at https://www.cms.gov/Research-Statistics-Data-and-Systems/Statistics-Trends-and-Reports/Medicare-Provider-Charge-Data/index.html. If you find that your hospital is charging more than other hospitals in your area, offer your hospital what other hospitals in your area are charging. This is a great way to cut your costs and having other hospitals' pricing is great evidence of what your cost should be. If you do not have insurance or if insurance is not covering all of your costs, you can usually get a sizable discount if you offer to pay in cash. Healthcare providers will often cut their prices by 66% or more if you are willing to pay everything up front in cash. In some cases, hospitals and doctors have taken 1/10 of the original bill.  Wen you negotiate an all cash deal, start with a lower offer, maybe around 1/4 the original bill. You and the other party will negotiate from there. If you cannot pay everything up front and you have to create a payment plan, be prepared to pay a little bit more. However, never be afraid to negotiate. You can begin the dispute by calling the hospital. Share with them that you are unhappy with the charges and explain why. Keep careful notes of who you talk to. Note the person’s name, the day and time, as well as the substance of the conversation. You need to keep careful notes because you are likely to talk to a new person each time you call the hospital. After calling, you should follow up with...


Research the iguana lifestyle. Plan where your cage will go. Consider the type of enclosure that is right for you.

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The environment an animal needs to thrive as a pet depends on several factors, including:  The size of the adult animal. Most people purchase a baby iguana when it is only a few inches long, but adult iguanas can reach 20 pounds and 5-7 feet from the tip of their tail to their nose. They live to be about 20 years old and reach their full size at about 2-3 years. It is crucial that iguana habitats are built to accommodate this size. The type of habitat it has in the wild. Because an animal's natural habitat is ideal for its temperament, habits, and adaptive traits, the environment you construct must mimic the natural habitat to the greatest extent possible. Wild green iguanas are naturally found in rain forests throughout Mexico and Central and South America.  Its habits. In the wild, iguanas live in trees and rarely come to the ground. They are good jumpers, and they enjoy swimming. They are diurnal, which means they sleep at night and are active during the day, and because they are cold-blooded they tend to sunbathe in the morning to raise their body temperatures. Knowing these features of iguanas can help you to prepare the optimal environment. Because iguanas can grow as large as 6 feet from head to tail, an enclosure must be quite large in order for the adult iguana to have room to move around and explore.  In general, this means the cage will need to be about 6 feet high, 3-6 feet wide, and 10-12 feet long.  The height is crucial, since iguanas live in trees and the enclosure must contain perches or branches for it to climb. Most iguana owners reserve the length of a wall for their iguana's enclosure. The enclosures generally need to be too high and heavy to place them atop furniture. As long as they are large enough and kept at the right temperature, iguana enclosures can be made from a variety of materials including plastic wire, Plexiglas, or even a large re-purposed china cabinet.  One thing to keep in mind is accessibility. You will need to easily put food and water inside the enclosure, and you...


Research the instant streaming applications that are available through your gaming console or Internet TV. Download the application on your console or TV. Browse the library using the "Search" screen. Choose whether to pay for Dexter online viewing episode by episode or by season.

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These may be the iTunes store and Amazon Instant Streaming. As of mid-2011, Netflix no longer carried episodes of Dexter with their instant streaming. If you do not have an Internet TV or gaming console, download the iTunes store application or go to Amazon.com to look through their instant streaming library. You can download and watch episodes on your computer.  Look for the Dexter seasons you want to watch. If the season is not finished, buying by the season may not be available.


Research the job and the advertising agency where you plan to submit your resume. Choose 3 to 6 jobs that will tailor your resume to this job. Decide the best way to format your resume according to the job and your experience.

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Look closely at the type of advertising they focus on, the companies they work for and the brands they produce. Note any similarities with your past work. A resume does not need to be an exhaustive list of your past jobs, but rather, each job should directly support your claim to have enough accomplishments to be a good candidate. There are 3 main styles of resumes. It is best to decide which 1 will work in your benefit before starting to create your resume.  A chronological resume highlights career experience. If you have been working as an advertising professional for a long period of time, then this is your best choice. Make sure to include the employer, the location, websites, duration of employment and a list of accomplishments for each job. A functional resume highlights skills that have been acquired through a number of educational and professional experiences. People who have recently starting advertising or who have switched jobs a number of times can group their information according to the skills that are required in the job posting. List the jobs, internships, classes or skills you gained and where you got this experience. A combination resume uses both concepts. This type of resume is best suited to people who have acquired and fostered special skills. The sections are usually organized by experience or skills, with the jobs listed chronologically underneath each section.


Research the job before you show up. Arrive on time and dressed professionally. Greet everyone politely. Let the employees take the lead. Respect the workplace rules. Ask if you can help. Ask questions. Take detailed notes. Send a thank-you note.

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A job shadow is designed to show you what day-to-day work is like, so you should already know a little about the field before you arrive. Ask your school or any contacts you have in the industry for information about the job. You can also search online for background information about your field. Be sure to show up on time, or even a little bit early! Showing up late is unprofessional and can be a big inconvenience to the staff. Make sure you're wearing work-appropriate clothes, which can vary from industry to industry. It's okay to ask what to wear!  For example, law and finance tend to be very formal, so you'd want to wear a suit in a conservative color. Other offices wear business casual, which usually means a dress shirt or blouse with a pair of slacks or a knee-length skirt. If you are shadowing a job that is outdoors, active, or involves machine or lab work, ask what to wear beforehand. Active workplaces often have strict rules about clothes for safety reasons, so things like open-toed shoes, jewelry, heels, dresses, or jackets might be a bad idea. Make sure you say hello and introduce yourself to everyone you meet while job shadowing. You don't have to hold conversations with everyone, but they should know who you are and why you're there. Try “Hi, I'm Kelly! I'm shadowing Officer Torres today.” When you're shadowing, don't try to dictate the workday or schedule visits yourself. You're supposed to be following an employee throughout their day to get an idea of what the actual work is like. Let the employee decide what tasks you'll be doing and what areas you'll be visiting. If you would also like a tour of the facilities, be sure to ask in advance. They may not be able to accommodate you last-minute. A job shadow may not be able to show you everything you want to know about the job. Certain areas, files, and departments may be employees-only. If you are told not to do something, don't do it! If there's something you can do to help the person you're shadowing, ask them if you can do it. Some areas and...


Research the law. Get into the water with dolphins and a qualified guide. Do not approach the dolphin. Watch for signs of distress. Be careful not to hurt the dolphin. Watch from a distance.

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In some places, humans try to interact with dolphins so frequently that it disrupts their natural behavior.  As a result, it is illegal to feed or approach a wild dolphin in many countries, including the United States. Dolphins are large, powerful creatures that can and occasionally do hurt humans. Restrictions on human-dolphin interaction, therefore, are typically in the interest of both parties. If you are visiting dolphins in their natural habitat, get into the water no less than fifty feet from them. You should never attempt to approach a dolphin alone. Better yet, do this with someone who is properly trained to interact with wild dolphins and knows how to read dolphin reactions. Let the dolphin approach you. Dolphins are easily scared and may get defensive and territorial. They will view you swimming up to them as aggressive behavior. While you might feel the urge to approach them, they are more likely to be friendly if they find you to be non-threatening. If the dolphins are smacking the water with their tail, leaping and spinning or exhaling loudly in quick bursts, they are probably agitated. Back away and consider leaving the area. Dolphins can be dangerous if aggravated.  Leave immediately if you see a mother with small babies. Such an interaction can cause considerable distress.  Also pay attention to swimming patterns.  If the dolphins are diving for an extended period of time or if they are making abrupt changes in the speed or direction of their swimming that are probably upset. When touching dolphins in captivity, be aware that they are sensitive. Their skin is delicate and can easily be hurt by our fingernails.  Areas that are particularly sensitive include the blowhole, eyes, snout, lower jaw, and melon. Petting a dolphin in the wild is not recommended. While watching a dolphin from a distance might be alright, any invasive activity might scare the dolphin away from its natural habitat. Stay at least fifty feet away and leave within thirty minutes Unless you are in a controlled setting with a...


Research the layover airport. Look into baggage options. Join the airline’s VIP club. Carry on what you'll need during the layover.

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If you book a flight with a layover, do your homework ahead of time by checking out the airport website for information. Find out if there are restaurants, shops, or other activities to pass the time. Some airports (usually those in larger cities) have theatres, museums, gyms, and even play areas for the kids. If there's a map, print it and mark what you want to see when you get there. While you're on the airport website, see if there's a service that allows you to deposit your baggage for the duration of your layover. Many airports offer this service, and it's helpful not to have to haul around the rest of the baggage for your trip, especially if you are leaving the airport to check out some of the local sites. Typically, this service isn’t free. Depending on how long your layover is and what you plan to do while there, you may find the price tag more than worth it. Most airlines at major airports have VIP clubs or lounges where you can enjoy a relaxing, luxurious environment complete with food and drink. VIP clubs also offer services needed for an "office away from the office,” such as reliable Wi-Fi access and desk-like cubbies where you can set up your laptop and work materials.  If you are an infrequent flyer, inquire about a one-day pass.  Membership can run as much as several hundred dollars a year, so unless you travel a great deal, it probably isn’t worth it to become a full-fledged club member. If you plan on getting some work done, bring your computer and other necessary supplies. Pack gym shorts and a t-shirt if your airport has a fitness center. Add a few small toiletries so you can freshen up before boarding your next flight. Being able to wash your face and brush your teeth during a long layover can make a huge difference in how you feel.  Stay within airport guidelines by only carrying on liquid toiletries that are under three ounces apiece.  If you’re traveling with children, bring along a coloring book or video game that will keep them occupied, too.


Research the legality of Rottweilers in your area. Buy from a responsible breeder or consider adopting. Stay up to date on vaccinations and preventative medications. Have your Rottweiler spayed or neutered. Feed your Rottweiler a high-quality diet. Brush twice a week. Bathe when they are dirty. Trim your Rottweiler’s nails regularly (about every two weeks). Brush your dog’s teeth. Take on at least two walks daily. Get in plenty of playtime. Make routine trips to the vet.

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Mistreated Rottweilers have given the breed an overall bad reputation, leading some cities to ban the breed, some apartment communities to restrict them, and some insurance companies to refuse homeowner’s policies to those who own them. Research your area to ensure that owning a Rottweiler is both legal and responsible for your circumstances.  Begin by looking into your lease with your apartment community for any breed restrictions. If you own a house, then check with your homeowner’s insurance policy provider, as well as any homeowner’s association rules. No states have banned Rottweilers, but a number of cities and townships have. Try contacting a representative from your local mayor’s office or the office of a member of the city council for any municipal codes in your area pertaining to Rottweilers. A good breeder will be in good standing with the American Rottweiler Club and follow its list of mandatory practices, which includes screening all breeding dogs for genetic diseases prone to the breed. You can find breeders and related information on the AKC Breeders Page. Also check your local animal shelter or Rottweiler rescue. Plenty of purebred, wonderful Rottweilers end up in these places because their owners didn't know how to correctly care for them. Make sure that your dog has had all of the necessary immunizations in order to keep both the dog and you healthy. The standard immunizations include rabies—which is administered at twelve weeks of age or older—and then every one to three years depending on your local laws and your vet’s recommendations. Distemper, parvovirus, hepatitis, and para influenza are usually administered together.  Puppies should receive a set of four injections every three weeks starting at six weeks of age and then annually, as adults, again based on your veterinarian's recommendations. Your veterinarian will also make recommendations for items such as monthly heartworm preventive, flea & tick preventive, and deworming protocols based on the season and specific region you live...


Research the likelihood of being killed by a shark. Learn about the shark species that are in danger. Explore the ways in which sharks ensure a healthy ocean ecology.

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In North America, you are 30 times more likely to be killed by lightning than by a shark and more people are killed by falling vending machines than by sharks. Shark stories are sensational, big news items that make for dramatic reading. Unfortunately, this tends to make people fear sharks instead of seeking to understand them better. Sharks account for approximately a dozen human deaths a year. Compare that to car accident deaths, not to mention the number of sharks that are killed each year, and you'll begin to see the bigger picture. There are over 110 species of sharks that are now listed as under threat on the World Conservation Union's Red List, while another 95 species are near threatened. Do some research and learn about some of these sharks and why they are threatened. Because there are a variety of reasons that sharks are at risk, it can be enlightening to research individual species and understand the obstacles they face for survival. These predators ensure health in the ocean by keeping other ocean populations under control and by removing diseased and genetically defective individuals from other species. As an apex predator (like wolves and lions), their loss would weaken the ocean ecology and cause an imbalance of many other species. An apex predator is an animal that is at the top of its food chain, and thus is not preyed on my any other animal.


Research the market to price your art. Create a business plan Join professional art organizations. Sell your work in stores, galleries, or online. Create commission pieces. Teach art workshops and classes. Produce art for a company as an employee.

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To determine how much to charge for your art, assess the size, shape, medium, weight, subject matter, colors, how long it took you to make it, how much the supplies cost, and how experienced you are at that particular artistic medium. Once you have determined these factors, research how much similar pieces in your area tend to sell for. You can do this by searching online, or by talking to stores, galleries, and other retailers that sell similar artwork. When you price your art, you need to be able to justify the amount. While your artwork is surely unique, so is every piece of original art. Thus, this cannot be a major factor in determining how much you much you should charge for your pieces. . Regardless of what type of art you create, writing a business plan can help you establish your goals as a professional artist and determine your financial needs. As part of your business plan, research and outline the potential markets for your type of art. Take into consideration all the ways that you can potentially sell your art, as well as the prices you have determined for the various types of pieces you create. Then, outline in your business plan how many pieces you need to produce and sell to meet your financial needs, and how you are going to go about doing so. In determining your financial needs, consider all the things that you need to pay for, including food, housing, more art supplies, and any other expenses you incur on a daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly basis. Search online to find professional organizations that are relevant to your type of artwork and sign up to become a member. This can help you establish yourself as a professional artist and send the message to potential clients and/or employers that you take your career as an artist seriously. In addition, professional organizations can provide opportunities for you to network with other artists, helping you spread the word about your work. In addition to promoting your work, you can also sell your work in a store or gallery. While retail stores...


Research the market you will be selling to. Consider the message you want to convey. Make a list of product attributes. Add adjectives or make up words. Consider puns or alliteration. Consider portmanteaus or literary references.

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Is your product or service a luxury item appealing to an upscale audience, or will it be purchased by people with less disposable income? This information will greatly influence the type of company name you choose. For example, for an upscale audience you could consider a French name such as "La Petite Chou" as opposed to "Joe's Bar and Grill." This would be a good time to write up a company mission statement if you don't already have one. If your goals are to save people money, offer a higher quality product or help save the environment, you will want your company name to reflect this. Think about the ways your product is better than the competition's. Is it faster, less expensive, easier to use, built with higher quality materials, or does it come with a long-term warranty? Write these down and then use a thesaurus to look up synonyms for these attributes. For example, a clothing company could add "urban" for Urban Adventure. An innovative software development company could be Univation. Or add a personal touch using a name such as Betty's Homemade Pet Treats. Avoid using "fancy" words when simple ones will do. For example, don't use "Epigraphic Technology Corporation" if no one will know what epigraphic means. A good example of a play on words is The Reel Bait Company. Alliteration (two or more words beginning with the same letter) was used well with Jamba Juice. These can help make a memorable company name. A portmanteau is two words combined into one, such as Groupon. Alice's Wonderland of Fun might be a great name for a toy store.


Research the market. Decide what your business will do. Develop a business plan. Investigate the legal requirements. Find your suppliers. Develop your website. Market your business.

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Before you make any decisions about starting a new business you need to do some thorough research of global tea markets and the wider tea business world. Look online for stories and statistics that can tell you about the big picture of tea. Here you will get a good idea of the state of the market, where there is growth, and where there is stagnation or decline. You can also get an idea of the potential long-term trajectory of a successful tea business.  Look for case studies on tea companies in national and international business and financial websites to learn from successful businesses. If you are starting an online business and intend to sell your goods internationally, it's important to get this broader perspective from the start. In today's ever-growing entrepreneurship environment, determining how you will set your business apart is crucial. No matter if you choose to sell nutritionally sound, high-end, or exotic teas, identifying your specific angle and sticking to it is a necessary step. Ask yourself what would be unique and different about this business. Now you need to develop a sound business plan. A tea business can be a relatively simple buy and sell business so you should try to keep your business plan clear and focused to reflect this. Include information on what will make your business unique, as well as your goals and the strategies you will enact to reach these goals. Try to include all the pertinent details, but keep it concise.  Have a clear timeline with specific goals you will achieve by specific dates. This could include the day the website will go live, and the point at which you will turn a profit. A good clear and achievable business plan is essential, especially if you are hoping to gain funding from a bank to support your start-up costs. There are some examples of tea business plans available that you can read online. As part of the process of developing your business plan, you will need to ensure you have a full understanding of all the legal requirements associated with starting...


Research the name. Make sure the name is pronounceable. Say the name aloud. Don’t be too obvious. Avoid using apostrophes in your characters’ names. Don’t make names too similar.

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Put the character’s potential name through a search engine and make sure it doesn’t have any unforeseen, and possibly unfortunate, associations or connotations. If a character’s name may be somewhat common, double-check that it’s not attached to something or someone you didn’t expect. Assuming you want people to feel comfortable saying the character’s name in their head and potentially talking about it with others, shoot for a name that readers will be able to pronounce. If there’s anything tricky or unexpected about how the character’s name should be pronounced, include a subtle reference in the text to how it should be pronounced. Sometimes the way things seem or sound in your head is different than how it will seem or sound when said out loud. Before you commit to a name, make sure it doesn’t sound like anything you don’t want it to and that it doesn’t sound grating or comical. Avoid choosing names that transparently communicate goodness or badness, etc. It’s an overused and overly obvious trope. For example, don’t name a good character something like “Angel Goodman,” and don’t name a bad character “Damon Blacksoul.” It’s broadly believed within the fantasy fiction community that inserting apostrophes into a name is overused, trite, and generally frowned upon. Unless you’re taking inspiration from a specific culture that uses apostrophes in given or surnames in a specific way, don’t drop them in just to make a character seem “different” or “exotic.” Avoid using names that are too similar either in style, quality, or sound. It will make it difficult for the reader to distinguish between the characters.  For example, don’t name all of your main characters using the same initial, like Mary, Mike, Mark, and Molly. Also watch out for names that rhyme or sound quite similar, like Jake, Drake, and Blake or Mary Loo and Anna Marie.


Research the person. Clarify your objective. Prepare questions. Prepare some topics for small talk. Check your recording equipment (optional).

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You should know as much as possible about the person you're interviewing so you go into the interview feeling prepared and in control. Look up as much relevant information about the person as you can, and try to find some recordings of in person interviews with that person if possible. This will help you have a sense of the person's personality and interview style, and to adjust your interview accordingly. Before you prepare your interview questions, you should understand your objective for interviewing the person. Is it simply to give readers more insight into that person's personal life, to discuss one aspect of that person's career, or to discuss that person's perspective on a certain political situation? Whatever your objective, your questions should help you meet your objectives. If you're very clear about your objective, you'll also be able to keep your interview more focused and to make sure you don't drift off-topic. You should prepare questions that are flexible, open-ended, and which all come equipped with at least two or three follow-up questions that you can ask depending on the answer to the original question. Here are a few general rules for preparing questions for an interview:  Don't ask any "yes" or "no" questions or questions that can be answered in just a few words. Ask questions that allow the person you're interviewing to expand. Ask just one question at a time. Asking more than one at a time will overwhelm your interviewee. Ask questions that are relevant to your objectives. This is an important point. You can make them creative as long as they meet your needs. Don't ask questions that are so broad that your subject doesn't know how to answer them. Your subject should be directed enough to know what type of an answer you're looking for. That's right. You should even prepare the small talk you'll be making at the beginning of the interview. Even if you've only decided to talk about the weather or traffic, you should have this prepared in advance so you start the interview off on the right...


Research the problem. Seek out an expert. Look to others who solved your problem. Brainstorm solutions. Evaluate your solutions. Put your plan into action.

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Many problems are common enough to have plenty of details online. Your research can include journals or discussion forums. Behavioral, financial, academic or any other issue you may have, will most likely have been written about online.  Consider talking to people who have been through something similar or are professionals in the subject related to your problem. For example, if your problem is academic related, talk to your teacher about it or another student who has already done the subject or course you’re having difficulty with. Understanding how problems come to be might help you face them better. Refocusing your attention on solving the problem will help decrease unproductive emotional tendencies such as guilt and anxiety, which can stymie problem solving skills and capabilities. If your problem involves something that an expert can help with, be sure to seek one out. For example, if your problem is that you consider yourself to be overweight and want to lose some pounds, you could try the help of a nutritionist or physical trainer.  Make sure that when you seek out advice, it's from a licensed professional in their field, which proves they have the skills needed to help you with your particular problem. There are people who might claim to be an expert. If they are lacking the right credentials, chances are they aren't. Think of other people who have been in a similar situation and how they resolved it. Could the same way work for you? For example, if you are struggling with addiction to alcohol, you could attend an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting and get a sense of the strategies successfully sober people used to remain that way. Try asking them how they coped with and solved the problem you share. You may find yourself so wrapped up in your problem that an obvious solution evades you, but it may not evade others. Make a list of possible solutions to your problem. Think of where you can start, whom you can ask for help and what resources you will need. Be sure to think of lots of solutions and not to...


Research the qualifications for different institutions. Get experience. Get an associate’s degree. Pursue a four-year degree. Become certified in your state.

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These range from a high school diploma to a bachelor’s degree.  Childcare centers require that you have a high school diploma and a special certification for working with young children. The most common certification is the National Early Childhood Program Accreditation.  Head Start programs (founded to serve low-income children) require you to have an associate’s degree, although half of their teachers must have bachelor’s degrees.  Public schools generally require you to have a bachelor’s degree. In some states, you are legally required to have experience working with young children to be hired as a preschool teacher. Even if it is not required, prospective employers will certainly look for it. Experience could be in a daycare, summer camp, after-school program, or as a teacher’s aide. At two years, an associate’s degree can put you on the path to your desired profession faster and less expensively than a bachelor’s degree. Community colleges in your area will frequently offer associate’s degrees in early childhood education and related fields.  You will take courses in subjects including educational principles, child development, administration and management, and language arts instruction for young students. You will also complete some student teaching. A bachelor’s degree in early childhood education or a related field will combine coursework in core social sciences and humanities subjects with both courses and extensive fieldwork (observation and student teaching) in education. These programs will also prepare you to become certified in your state. Most states will require you to pass additional tests before you can become certified to teach in public schools. In some states you will take a test called the PRAXIS, while others develop their own testing materials. Online guides have also compiled directories of each state’s requirements, though much of the content will not vary.  The Education of Young Children PRAXIS will test your knowledge of subjects including child development; appropriate...


Research the qualifications. Ask for a job in person. Complete a job interview. Sign the Acknowledgment form.

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The job description for a Hooters Girl usually does not require lots of hospitality experience before applying. Instead, most ads prioritize that you should be at least 18 years of age and have the "ability to maintain [an] attractive and fit image." You might find you will become more competitive for a job if you gain experience in a restaurant or cafe taking orders, working a cash register, and contributing to a large team. Although this is not strictly necessary in all locations, popular Hooters locations will consider experience in a competitive hiring environment. You can find job postings on the "Careers" section of the Hooters website (www.hooters.com), but many Hooters Girls report being able to walk into the restaurant and fill out an application after you ask for one.  Because the value of the Hooters Girl is, according to the company handbook, based on her ideal appearance as an "All-American Cheerleader, Surfer Girl, Girl Next Door," you should present yourself in a way that embodies at least one of these three archetypes.  Dress professionally, but in a way that also flatters your body. Consider wearing a pair of skinny, dark jeans with tall boots and a blouse, a flattering pencil skirt or even a body hugging dress in a dark color (like black or navy) when you go inside to ask about employment. Your potential manager will notice your appearance.  Hooters generally does not employ men on their serving staff, although they have faced multiple law suits over this practice. In 1997, they won a class-action lawsuit against male plaintiffs under the reasoning that hiring an all-female waitstaff was a "bona fide occupational qualification" for its business (meaning the core value of its business would change if it began to hire male servers)., If the Hooters restaurant is in immediate need of hiring, you could be interviewed after you fill out your application. But you might also be called in to interview at a later date. Wear a outfit similar to what you wore when you inquired about an application. ...


Research the restaurant beforehand. Plan your route to the restaurant so you arrive on time. Practice talking to strangers. Prepare for skills-related questions. Be prepared to talk about the company. Stay up to date on current events. Dress professionally. Bring writing utensils and a copy of your resume. Arrive early.

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Visit the restaurant website to get an idea of the restaurant location, atmosphere, and menu. Consider visiting the restaurant before the interview so you know what to expect.  Read the menu ahead of time. This will give you an idea of the type of food on offer and the range of prices, which should make ordering less stressful and time-consuming on the day. Don’t worry--your interviewer will cover the meal, but price should still be a consideration when ordering. More on that later. Before the interview, make sure you know exactly how to get to the restaurant and how long it will take you to get there. Planning your route will allow you to arrive at the restaurant early, which is always a good idea for lunchtime interviews. Remember to take lunchtime traffic conditions or public transport schedules into account. Talking to people you’ve never met before in the weeks leading up to the interview will help improve your ability to converse with strangers. It will also help you feel more comfortable, making you appear more confident and genuine.   Start by giving a simple greeting or compliment to a person nearby. That compliment or greeting may evolve into a conversation. Choose relevant conversation topics. For example, if you are in a mall, you might ask the person about their favorite store. Practice daily--the more you practice small talk with strangers, the easier it will become. You should be prepared to answer questions related your skills and experience. Emphasize how your skills and experience make you an ideal candidate for the position. Interviewers will be looking to see if you have a solid understanding of the company and your potential position. Do your research beforehand. It will show you are informed and serious about the company. Lunch interviews tend to include more smalltalk, so make sure you are aware of current events, especially during the week leading up to the interview. Read a newspaper or watch the news the morning before your interview. This is a great way to brush up on current events...


Research the specific needs of your turtle species. Prepare a big enough habitat. Select the right foods for your turtle. Provide adequate UVA and UVB lighting. Ensure that your turtle has access to enough water. Install a filtration system. Provide hiding places. Determine whether your turtle should hibernate. Don't allow your turtle to roam outside.

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Most turtle species require specific temperature, light and water conditions to be healthy. There is no one-size-fits-all approach for caring for turtles. Consult a reputable book or website (such as http://allturtles.com/turtle-species/) to determine the specific needs of your chosen turtle species. Glass aquariums are the most popular choice for turtle habitats. As a general rule, you should provide a tank with a capacity of 10 gallons (37.9 L) for every inch of the turtle's shell. Be careful to use the measurement for a fully grown adult turtle of the species you select, rather than the measurement of the turtle at the time of purchase. Turtles can and will outgrow their habitat if it isn't large enough. Turtles require daily feeding. Don't assume that a particular food is suitable for consumption by your turtle unless you have specifically verified it. The diet of your turtle will depend on its species, but common turtle diets include:   Fresh fruits and vegetables Live feed, such as crickets and mice Turtle feed Freeze-dried shrimp Turtles are cold blooded, requiring energy from the sun to function.  To simulate the natural light your turtle requires to be happy and healthy, you will need to provide two sources of lighting: a UV-A basking bulb and a UV-B flourescent bulb.  Both of these light sources must be on and available to the turtle all day, although you may turn them off at night. Be sure to select bulbs which explicitly provide UV-A and UV-B light. Many generic basking lamps are insufficient for reptile care. Your UV-A bulb should be positioned over a region of dry terrain in your turtle habitat, so that the turtle can bask in it outside of water. You should use a ground fault circuit interrupter, a device used to prevent electrocution, to connect your lamps to the electrical outlet. This will ensure that if a lamp falls into the habitat's water it will not electrocute your turtle. All turtles, even those dwelling mostly on land, require access to a substantial volume of fresh, clean water to...


Research the terminology. Look in shelters. Find a breeder.

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There is a rather extensive coding system for Savannahs. These codes represent the different types of breeds that the Savannah was interbred with – and thus its physical features – and also how many generations removed your cat is from the wild Serval. The most basic terminology for Savannahs is their generational rank. An F1 is the direct offspring of a serval and a wildcat. An F2 is one generation removed, and an F3 is one more generation removed. The closer a Savannah is to an F1 the larger it should be. Savannahs are rare and a bit more expensive like other pure breed cats. The likelihood of finding one in a shelter might be low, but a shelter cat would save you a lot of money and be the most humane option. Using websites like Petfinder.com, which allow you to search through a large database of pets, makes the odds of finding such a rare breed more manageable. There are rescue groups and other local rescue agencies that rehome Savannah cats. Buying a Savannah from a breeder can cost $-1000- $3000 or more depending on pet or breeding status. Purchasing from a breeder might increase your likelihood of getting what you are looking for, but you still need to be mindful of how reputable the breeder is.  Indicates that a breeder might not be reputable include: always having kittens available, having multiple litters on premises, always having your choice of a kitten, and presenting the option of paying online with a credit card. Be sure to check out the facility where the breeding happens and meet the parents. If the parents have a good disposition and appearance, it is more likely that the children will as well. Watch for signs at the breeder's house that the animals are sick or poorly maintained. If the cats are sneezing and lethargic or the place appears unclean and has a strong odor, it is possible that the conditions are unhealthy.  Veterinarians are often a good resource for referring you to a reputable breeder.


Research the types of loans. Decide whether you should get a “line of credit,” which can be secured or unsecured. Decide if a small business loan might be right for you. Be very wary of payday lenders. Find a lender.

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You may opt to apply for either a secured or an unsecured loan, and whichever option you choose will affect how you proceed. You can usually get more money for a secured loan than you can with an unsecured loan. Also, secured loans generally have a lower interest rate than unsecured loans. The better your credit history, the lower the interest rate will be.  With a secured loan, some lenders require that you share in the risk of the loan to receive loan approval. This means that you may have to produce collateral, usually in the form of a note (such as a home or automobile title). Mortgages and car loans are examples of secured loans. If you default on a secured loan, the lender has the right to repossess the collateral. For example, if the borrower defaults on payments for a mortgage loan, the lender can place the house in foreclosure and force the borrower to move out. Some common types of secured loans include car loans, boat (and another recreational vehicle) loans, mortgages, home equity loans and home equity lines of credit. Unsecured loans are generally smaller than secured loans and do not require you to put up collateral to receive the loan approval. Here, if a borrower defaults, the lender can't repossess anything and, instead, must rely on collection efforts. Because no collateral is associated with an unsecured loan, the amount that someone will qualify for is largely based on his or her credit history and income at the time of the application. Additionally, the interest on an unsecured loan is usually higher than the interest on a secured loan. Some examples of unsecured loans include personal loans, personal lines of credit, student loans and credit cards/department store cards. In practice, this type of loan is similar to a credit card: The borrower has a maximum allowable balance, and he/she can borrow up to the maximum amount. He/she does not have to borrow the maximum amount.  Monthly payments range from a percentage of the balance with some lines of credit to payments on the interest with...


Research to find out what type of help is needed. Don't buy foods that hurt the communities that grow them. Donate to charities that have a proven record of helping those in need. Buy Fair Trade so farmers are paid properly. Support immigration reform to help migrant and undocumented workers. Use your skills to volunteer.

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Solving a big problem like world hunger can feel overwhelming, but there are a lot of resources to help you get started. Learn more about agencies and nonprofits who are already helping people in need. This will help you understand the best way for you to help. Here are some places to get started:  Read about the United Nations World Food Programme to learn more about the hunger situation in the world. Visit Action Against Hunger's website to learn more about world hunger and how life-threatening hunger is treated and prevented. Check out the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to see how they're educating people about world hunger. When some products are bought in large amounts, it can actually harm the areas where those foods are grown. There are many reasons for this. Sometimes growing too much of the same thing is bad for the soil but farmers do it anyway because it's the only way to survive. Other times, it can deplete the amount of food available for the people in that region, if the crop had previously been used for locals. Either way, your best bet is to buy mainly local food and supplement your diet with these popular superfoods. Without donations from people like you, charities who help feed starving people won't have the resources to help. To make sure you're giving your money to the right charity, look for their financial statements online to see how they spend their donations. Additionally, check their ratings from independent charity watchdogs like Charity Navigator. Then, pick a charity that offers the type of help that you want to give, such as emergency relief or long-term community-based solutions for hunger.  For example, your donations might save a malnourished child who's about to pass away, provide relief to farmers who lost their crop due to drought or extreme weather, lend money to women to help them support their children's health, and so much more. Read about each agency's programs. Action Against Hunger is a charity with 40 years of experience in preventing and treating hunger....


Research venues in your area. Reserve your venue(s) 9 to 16 months in advance. Choose an officiant 9 to 16 months in advance. Get in touch with a photographer and/or videographer. Make arrangements with caterers. Arrange transportation to and from your venue(s). Book your florist Hire someone to provide music Choose hair and makeup artists.

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Unless you already know exactly where you want to get married, you will need to do some research to find a good venue. Start by doing an online search for venues that match your criteria and fit your budget. Make a list of a few of your favorite options, and contact them for details on pricing, amenities, and how to make reservations.  You need not feel restricted to traditional venues, such as a cathedral or banquet hall. You can also get married in a hotel, a park, a museum, a restaurant, or even a barn! Some venues may provide their own music, lighting, catering, or other services. Check with each venue to make sure you are on the same page about what you are providing versus what they are providing. If you can, visit each potential venue in person well in advance of the wedding to make sure they match your expectations. Wedding ceremony and reception venues can get booked up quickly, so get your venue(s) locked down as early as you can in order to get the date and time you want. It’s especially important to book early if you’ve selected a popular venue or a popular date (like a Saturday in June). If you’re having a destination wedding, you may need to book your venue even earlier. You’ll need to factor in logistical issues like scheduling flights and arranging hotel rooms. You will need plenty of time to find someone who can work with your schedule, fits your budget, and can provide the kind of ceremony you want. Your officiant will also need sufficient time to prepare their script for the ceremony, especially if you want something unique and personal.  Depending on where you live, there may be different laws and requirements regarding who can officiate a wedding and what kind of paperwork needs to be completed ahead of time.  In some places, you can legally marry without an officiant. For example, if you live in Pennsylvania, you can opt for a Quaker wedding. All you need is 2 witnesses to sign your marriage certificate at the wedding.  Take time to develop a rapport with your potential officiant. Make...


Research whaling laws by reading government websites. Brush up current laws. Read reputable websites.

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University and government websites often contain information about animal protection laws.  Michigan State University provides an excellent website that discusses United States marine law.  This includes information on special animal protection acts such as the Marine Mammal Protection Act and Endangered Species Act. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has a fantastic website containing a wealth of knowledge on maritime law. This organization works toward sustainable aquaculture. They are very active in research and reaching out to the community.   The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services (FWS) focuses on the protection of our environment. Their website provides insights into US laws and customs that are specifically designed to protect animals. They provide clearly-written overviews of laws as well as helpful educational materials like handouts. Some countries have already put a stop to whaling. In 1986, the International Whaling Committee tried to conserve whaling species by passing specific laws and sanctions. Even U.S. President Obama passed sanctions on marine conservation in 2010.   Know laws that are in progress. While certain laws have already been passed, you should be aware of what laws are in progress of being passed. You need to be aware of this situation so that you can better articulate your argument. This can help you focus how you might be able to help stop whaling. Whaling is part of a world-wide conversation. In 2014, the U.N. ordered Japan to stop whaling near Antarctica. As the whaling debate continues, more and more countries are taking action and passing laws to protect our marine mammals. Unfortunately, not all websites on the internet are created equally. While you are searching for facts, look at reputable websites that have fact-based information. These types of websites include non-profit organizations and government sites. They frequently end with the URL .org or .gov.


Research what is needed to be a landlord. Purchase or build apartments, homes, duplexes, or shopping centers. Look into purchasing more property. Consider hiring a property manager.

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Before getting involved in managing properties as a landlord, you should be familiar with what will be required of you in this position. The specific requirements vary between states and localities, but in general a landlord is required to maintain the habitability of their properties. This includes managing repairs and utilities for your tenants. Be sure to research how much time this generally takes and be sure that you have enough time of your own to commit to it. Becoming a landlord is, in many cases, the most involved form of property investment. Unlike with the other forms of investing, you will be responsible for the actions and to some extent the wellbeing of your tenants. You will also have to take care of any problems your property experiences and have to collect rent each month to pay your our expenses (mortgage, tax, and utilities). Overall, being a landlord is much more work than other investment opportunities. The next step to becoming a landlord is to find a property to manage. Try searching for foreclosure properties with low price tags and low maintenance requirements. Avoid purchasing property in poor condition unless you can do the repairs yourself. Remember, you still have to find tenants for the property. While some repairs such as new flooring or paint are expected when purchasing a rental property, others such as a new roof or foundation repair could eliminate the possibility of making a high return on your investment. If your first property purchase is providing you with consistent returns, you may be ready to use these gains to purchase another property and increase your income stream. You may have learned lessons about the real estate market or the landlord business in your experience this far, so try to use that when you think about expanding further. Especially in tough markets, earning rent from multiple properties can allow you to turn a small margin (the difference between income and expenses) into large income stream. If you receiving consistent returns on your rental property...


Research which snakes live near you. Pick an area to search. Pack supplies and head out.

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Before you go looking for snakes, it's a good idea to learn more about the snakes that live in your area.  This information can help you make it easier to locate the snake and avoid any snakes that are dangerous.  Try learning more about which snakes you might want to find to make your search a successful one.  Learn how to identify venomous snakes. Researching which snakes live in your area can help you identify them quickly in the field. Try to learn which habitats snakes might live in.  Some species may like to rest in thick grass while others tend to hide under rocks. Nerodia Clarkii, Nerodia Cyclopion and Nerodia fasciata all live near water.  Garter snakes can be found in many different habitats.  Try looking in fields, woodlands, or any where near water sources.  Milk snakes can live in a variety of habitats as well.  However, you can generally find them in areas that offer prey items like rats or other reptiles. After you know which snakes you might want to find, you can begin to plan your search area.  Take a look at some maps of your nearby areas to learn where you might want to begin looking.  Try to find an area that is likely to be a good match to those habitats your snake is known to live in.  Look on a map to find areas like swamps or forests to start looking in. Try to find areas that match a snakes preferences.  For example, areas with a lot of sunlight and stones may be preferred basking spots. Some snakes may like to rest in piles of leaves or debris.  Looking in forested areas can be a good start. Whenever you head out into natural areas, you should bring a few basic things with you.  These items can help make your snake hunt safe, comfortable, and a lot of fun.  Take a look at a few of the basic things you will want to bring with you when you go looking for snakes.  Bring some snacks, food, and water with you. Taking a compass, map, and guidebook can be good ideas. Take some kind of light source with you. Wear long pants and tall boots.  Both should be made form sturdy material.  Bring a...


Research widely before purchasing a new phone.

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It's very important to find out which features you really want in a cell phone before you purchase a new one. Make sure it is a brand and model that you're happy with, from its features to the quality of its design. If you purchase a phone you don't like (or get a cheap one included with a contract), you may end up being more "careless" with it because you "care less" about it, which is really a waste of money and your time.


Research your Pokemon's type. Use base stats as a starting point. Add attacks and energy stats. Keep your Pokémon balanced. Show off your new creation. Make new evolved forms of your Pokemon.

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If you are designing a Pokémon of your own, you should have a reasonable idea what your Pokemon's role and type are, especially after having illustrated it. An electric-based Pokemon, for example, gravitates towards a much different set of moves than a leaf or psychic-based one. Depending on your experience with the Pokémon franchise, it is almost certainly helpful to look into the different types of Pokémon and the most common attacks for each.  If you are making a version of an existing Pokemon, you won't have to worry about stats as much, as you'll already have the existing Pokemon's statistics to fall back on if you're not interested in meddling with them. Base stats are defined as the inherent average values for a given species of Pokemon.  Using a given set of base stats is generally far more intuitive than striking out from scratch. From here, you can modify the stats to suit your ends. If you have an invented Pokemon, you can use a similar species' stats as your foundation and change them up as best suits you.  Base stats include HP (Hit Points), Attack, Defence, Special Attack, Special Defence, and Speed. For example, a Rattata has 30 base Hit Points and a 56 Attack rating. If you were making a Rattata Pokémon card, you could follow these stats exactly, or you could change them and add your own twist by modifying them slightly or significantly. If you're intent on using this card in a game, you should include stats such as weakness, resistance and cost. These are generally contingent on the elemental type of Pokémon you are creating. Attacks, on the other hand, require some creativity, and can be a lot of fun to make in the process. Choose existing attacks from similarly powered Pokémon of a common elemental type, or design your own, with considerations given to balance, cost, strategy and power.  Lists of all of the known Pokémon attacks may be found online. Take care to note the type (Fighting, Poison, Normal etc.) of attack as well as the power (damage) and power points (cost) of each attack. Use...


Research your character. Give your character details. Figure out how your character is connected to others. Immerse yourself in the role completely. Come up with subtle details that add authenticity.

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Whether you’ve been cast in a role or are auditioning, spend as much time as you can learning about your character. Figure out who they are and what their world is like. The script is a great start, but you should dig deeper by searching online, reading history books, and looking at works of art.  For example, if your character is a noble living in sixteenth-century Italy, learn about the politics, religion, economics, and popular fashions of their world. Find portraits of wealthy people who lived at that time, and look closely at how they present themselves. Look up your character’s name. Find out if the playwright used its meaning as a clue about who that person is. Take cues from the script and construct an intellectual and emotional portrait of the person you're playing. Fill in the script’s blanks and create backstories for your character. Speculate about their motivations, dreams, and ambitions. Make a list of their strengths, flaws, values, and temptations. What life events shaped them into who they are? Use the script, research, and your imagination to define how your character relates to the play’s other characters. Decide how your character forms relationships and interacts with others. For instance, is there another character whom they trust more than others? Maybe you could hold your posture more rigidly and speak with a more formal tone around other characters. Then, drop your shoulders and speak with a more relaxed tone in scenes with the person your character trusts. Use the images and details you’ve assembled to transform yourself into your character. Envision how they react to life, move, think, and relate to others. Forget that you are pretending, and try to become the character you are playing. Little actions are noticeable and can help bring your character to life. If your character is fastidious, maybe you could straighten your clothes frequently. If they’re generally anxious, figure out gestures, like wringing your hands, that convey anxiety.


Research your city’s air pollution levels. Download the “State of the Air” app onto your smartphone or other devices. Search for air reports that your city produces if you are part of a large metropolitan area.

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You can use the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Airnow.gov website or the American Lung Association tools at stateoftheair.org to find how high air pollution levels are in your town. Click on “City Rankings” and “Compare Your Air” tabs at the top of the page. It will help you check air quality levels on a day-to-day basis. For example, New York State publishes an Air Quality Index every day as part of the Department of Environmental Conservation website.


Research your customer's credit before doing business with them. Have a well-defined late payment policy. Sign a written contract with your customer. Document your work well. Invoice your customer

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When you do a large job for someone, consider running a credit check first. It is not that hard to get set up to retrieve credit reports. You may find out that the customer has a habit of not paying their debts, so it's worth it to check before entering into a deal with them. You can also use the risk of not being paid as a justification for raising your fee. The higher the risk you will not be paid, the more you should charge. Institute a policy for dealing with late payments so that your actions are consistent in each case. It also helps customers when you are clear, in a contract or oral agreement, about when exactly you expect payment and what steps you will take if it is not received. For example, you could send a reminder invoice after the 30 day payment period is up, call the customer after 60 days have passed, and take the issue to court or a collections agency once 90 days are up. Before performing any work, always sign a contract with your customer. A good contract will protect both of you from disputes later on. In some cases, you may able to be enforce an oral agreement, but this is always more difficult than enforcing a written contract. You need a written contract to legally enforce collection on the following types of debts:  Contracts taking longer than a year to complete. Contracts lasting longer than one party's life. High-value contracts over a certain amount (the exact figure varies by state). Making a physical record of charges, work progress, expenses, and customer interaction will allow you to make a stronger case for debt collection later on. It's best to hold on to any documentation related to your contract. Make sure to:  Keep signed work contracts. Take photographs of the work completed (before and after is best).  Collect receipts for payments you made for materials. Ask the customer to sign off when the work is completed and for receipt of supplies or goods you procure on their behalf. . Create a professional looking invoice form or use an invoice form that comes with your...


Research your fish species. Find a fish food specific to your fish if possible. Pick food that floats, sinks, or slowly sinks depending on your fish's mouth shape. Check the protein content of the fish food. Make sure your food is small enough for your fish to eat. Look up fish food companies online.

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People at the store where you purchased your fish should be able to help you pick out a fish food if you cannot find information specific to your species online. Find out whether your fish are herbivores, carnivores, or omnivores, and ideally the exact % of protein the fish species requires in its diet. Some exotic species require special diets, but most fish can be fed basic "fish food" flakes or pellet. However, don't go rushing to the pet store yet. Many aquarium fish are fed with a general purpose fish food, or one intended for a broad category such as "tropical fish." As long as you read this section carefully, your fish may do fine with the right type of general food. However, if you can find a fish food specific to your fish species or group of related species, your fish will most likely be healthier and happier. These should be labeled clearly as "cichlid food," "betta food," etc. It's still a good idea to follow the other steps in this section to check a fish food's suitability before purchasing it. You can ask an aquarium store employee for advice if necessary, but often watching your fish's behavior or mouth shape will be enough to find out what type of food to buy. Bottom feeders such as catfish spend time at the bottom of the tank, with their down-turned or underside mouths searching for food. Mid-feeders have mouths pointing straight ahead and search for food in the middle of the tank. Surface feeders have upturned mouths and cluster to the surface when they are fed. If you are unsure what type your fish is, simply try out a food and see if they successfully find and eat it; some fish may not be restricted to one area.   Flake food floats, and is only suitable for surface feeders.  Grain, granule, or pellet food may float, sink slowly, or sink rapidly. Try to find more information on the label before buying.  Wafer food sinks to the bottom, and is usually too large to be "stolen" by surface feeders.  Tablet food can be dropped to the bottom of the tank, or, sometimes, stuck to the inside wall of...


Research your industry. Use industry know-how for B2B leads. Offer your own expertise. Develop your leadership leads. Become a government contractor

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Read everything you can get your hands on in your industry. Search for online articles using the same search terms your customers might use to find you. Also, read books and longer-form articles. They tend to have good citations, appendices, resource lists, and bibliographies that might inspire some leads. You might not be looking for consumers exclusively. With knowledge of your industry, you can also find industry leaders who might provide leads or other businesses that might be complementary to your own: buyers, suppliers, distributors, etc. When you’re experienced in your own business sector, you might want to write articles of your own for trade publications. Authorship can put you in front of new audiences. The articles you write are also excellent self-promotion just like your press hits. Promote your authored articles as well in your emails, newsletters, social media, etc. Try to build on the leads you find through your thought leadership efforts, particularly if your initial interaction is online. Schedule a meeting or make a phone call. A phone call is a more personal form of communication, and it is not a generic or mass media message. Plus, it shows your potential lead that you and your company are real, and that she’d be doing business with a real person. . If your company provides the types of goods and services that the government typically buys, try becoming an official government contractor and bidding on contracts. Government applications are especially relevant if your company provides a niche service or offers unique expertise. You will have to fill out a number of forms, but once you’re official, this could open up a huge new avenue of leads. Some companies’ entire business is conducted with governments.