When you fold your leather down, you'll still have extra fabric on the bottom. With your weapon in the leather, fold it over and glue the leather in place. Don't be afraid of getting the glue on your weaponit will come off. Use your clamps one more time to help secure the glue. Once the glue dries, test out how your weapon will pull out of the holster. If it is a snug fit, you can sew this last part together. Once again, take your prong and make stitch indents around the shape of the bottom of your weapon. If you make the stitch too close to where your weapon sits, you won't be able to fit your weapon in your holster. If you need to, you can keep the weapon in the holster while you stitch the remaining side. #Clean you edge. After this stitching is done, use your knife to finish shaping your holster. Be sure to leave 1/8" of leather from your stitching so that your stitching doesn't get loosened over the years. If you wish, you can buy leather dye and dye your holster. This is only for cosmetic purposes, and totally up to you.
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One-sentence summary -- Glue the rest of the holster. Give it time to dry. Dye your holster.

You want it to be after people have eaten and feel satisfied, but before they actually feel hungry for the next meal. A small group of 6-8 is best for interaction and for costs. Invite people who are interested in savoring food, rather than just gobbling it up. People who like wine are more likely to enjoy a chocolate party. There are many different kinds of chocolate to choose from. Select a few different kinds of chocolate you have never had. You can select organic and fair trade chocolates, and talk to your guests about how chocolate is made and how the cacao industry works. For a fun twist, throw in some chocolates that are made with sheep's milk or goat's milk. There are also chocolates made with chilies, figs, bread, and curry (although not all in one bar!). You can also expose your guests to chocolates with a much lower sugar content than they're used to. At first, it'll seem bitter, but challenge them to notice flavors that would otherwise be overshadowed by sweetness. Another potential theme is choosing chocolates that are made in your region, if there are enough. Look in the closest city with a chocolate shop or chocolatier. There should be enough for each of your guests to have two squares of every bar. Remember that this is a chocolate tasting party, not a chocolate eating party. It should look like a spreadsheet, with columns for aroma, flavor, texture, finish, and the chocolates you've chosen listed on the left. Make copies and have them ready for your guests, along with pens or pencils. If you want to encourage people to mingle, put the chocolates in a different numeric order for each sheet, so you have, say, two random people at one chocolate at any given time. If some chocolates are sweeter than others, be sure to have your guests taste the sweetest ones last.
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One-sentence summary -- Schedule the tasting for mid-afternoon or mid-evening. Choose your guests. Choose your menu. Purchase enough chocolate for everyone to taste. Create a sheet for notes.

If you do end up getting stung, remove the bee stingers as soon as possible to prevent the spread of venom through your system. To remove the stingers quickly, simply scrape the surface of your skin with a credit card or another hard edge. This should remove the stingers without embedding them deeper into your skin. The more that you agitate and swat at killer bees, the more fiercely they will swarm and attack you. When trying to escape killer bees, just try to outrun them, don't try to kill them. While bees won't be able to sting you in the water, they will just swarm around the area where you went under and wait for you to resurface. Hiding in the water is not a viable strategy for killer bees. Some people may have an allergy to the stinger venom. If someone exhibits hives, excessive swelling, dizziness, fainting, or trouble breathing, go to the ER immediately. An allergic reaction could be life threatening.
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One-sentence summary -- Use a credit card to remove the stingers. Don't kill or swat killer bees. Don't jump into a body of water. Seek medical attention if you have an adverse reaction to the stings.

Read about the illness online or in books. When appropriate, talk to their doctor to understand your family member's unique experience. It's also a good idea to talk to them about it, if they're comfortable sharing. You can find resources online, in your local library, or in your local bookstore. Let them know that you're there for them and want to them to take the time to get better. In some cases, they may be managing or dealing with their symptoms throughout their entire life, with frequent relapses. Let them know that you will be there for them. Talk to their doctor and/or social worker, when appropriate. Tell your loved one that you'd like to help with their treatment plan, if they feel comfortable. You could say, "I love you and want you to feel better. If you feel comfortable, I'm happy to read over your treatment plan and help in any way I can." It will likely be necessary for you to confront issues at times. When you must address a problem, always frame it using "I" rather than "you" statements. This makes your comments about you, not them. For example, "I feel threatened when you throw things in frustration. I would feel safer if you worked with your therapist to reduce those urges." Don't say, "You always throw stuff and scare me! You need to stop!" Many patients spend their whole lives managing their illness. Even with treatment, they may still experience symptoms. Don't push them to "act normal" or take on responsibilities. This could cause conflict in the relationship, lead to a setback or worse, both. Sharing your experiences with people in a similar situation can help you cope better. Not only will they listen to you, they may also have helpful advice. You may also be able to learn more about your loved one's condition. Ask the doctor or treatment facility for a recommendation. Call local mental health centers to look for groups, or search online. For example, you may be able to join a local chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). If possible, find an open support group that you and your loved one can attend together.
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Learn about their illness. Support their recovery efforts. Speak in "I" statements when discussing issues in the relationship. Manage your expectations for the person's recovery. Join a support group.