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It's safe to loosen crayon wax with an iron whether your car's upholstery is leather or fabric. Cut open a brown paper lunch bag and lay it flat over the area where the melted crayon is. Put the iron on its lowest heat setting and press it onto the paper bag. You should start to see the wax become absorbed by the paper bag. Do this for a minute or two, or until the wax looks and feels more like a liquid. You can also do this with paper towels instead of paper bags. You can also melt the wax with a hair dryer or a fabric steamer. If you don't have access to an outlet and it's hot outside, park your car in the sun. Roll your window down and let the sun beam in for 30 minutes or an hour. This may help liquify the wax. Before touching it, test the temperature of the crayon wax by holding the back of your hand about 1 inch (2.5 cm) away from it. If it hurts at all to hold your hand this close to the wax, don't touch it. You can also loosen the wax from your fabric or leather seats by freezing it. Put a handful of ice cubes in a plastic sandwich bag and set the bag on the melted wax for a couple of minutes. This will make it brittle and easier to break off. Spray a generous amount of WD-40 onto the area where the melted crayon is. Then, leave it alone for a few minutes. WD-40 can effectively loosen the crayon wax when applied to car seats that are upholstered in either leather or fabric.

summary: Melt the crayon wax onto a paper bag with an iron. Place a bag of ice on the wax residue. Spray WD-40 on the crayon wax.

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The reason that employers place so much emphasis on work experience is because they want to ensure that you have developed the skills necessary to complete the job. As a result, it is very important that you clearly list and highlight all relevant skills. Some skills to consider include: Computer skills: This can include working with Windows and Mac operating systems, typing over 60 words per minute, proficiency with PowerPoint or other Microsoft Office programs, web programming, blogging, content management systems, databases, graphic design and more. Communication skills: Includes anything from public speaking, writing, training, and listening to facilitating teamwork. Problem-solving and research skills: Students and bloggers have finely honed research skills that can be an asset to a company. People with organizational or office management skills can also boast exceptional problem solving skills. Managerial or leadership skills: If you have ever led a project at your job, through a charity, or amongst friends, then you have experience developing leadership skills. Although it is essential to know and understand all of the skills that you have developed over the years, it is even more important that you can relate those skills to past work or volunteer experience. This will demonstrate to a potential employer that you have actually put your skills into practice. It is one thing to say "I have excellent written communication skills," but is even more impressive to say "I have 2,500 followers on my blog, which focuses on creative writing." You have likely developed numerous skills through extra-curricular activities and the connection between these activities and your dream job, may not be obvious. For example, perhaps your hobby is soccer. This does not immediately transfer to a position in IT, but if you coached a soccer team or organized a league, you can demonstrate that you have concrete leadership abilities. Awards and recognition can help to give weight to some of the standard statements that are common on a resume. For example, you may state that you are a hard worker. You can back this up by demonstrating that you won an employee of the month award in your previous part-time work. Include on your resume any awards or recognition, from employee of the month, to a top retail associate, to a dean's list commendation. Awards and honours should be listed on your resume to show your dedication and exceptional work ethic. You should also include any awards or recognition you gained through volunteer work.

summary: List all of your skills. Relate your skills to your experiences. Explain how these skills are transferable to the job or industry. Identify any awards you have won.

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Starting a few days after surgery, elevate the leg with the ACL injury above the level of your heart. Elevation will help reduce your swelling. Using pillows to elevate your leg is fine, but don't put the pillows directly under your knee; this can limit your range of motion. For the first few days or weeks after surgery, you may find that you need crutches in order to move around effectively. Don't push yourself too hard: use the crutches if you need them. Once your dressing is removed, you can shower, but do not immerse your knee until your doctor says it's okay to do so. Depending on your schedule and the kind of job you have, your time away from work or school will vary. In general, someone with a desk job may need only a couple of weeks off; people with more strenuous jobs will need months. Talk to your doctor about your specific circumstances, and make a plan. After surgery, you will likely have physical therapy (see below). For the first few months after surgery, do not do strenuous activity outside of this physical therapy. As always, check with your doctor about your particular circumstances and how much activity you can allow yourself. In general, you should not drive until you are no longer taking pain medication and no longer relying on crutches to get around. You should also have good control of your knee. Typically, this takes at least a week or two.
summary: Elevate your leg. Use crutches. Stick to showering. Discuss your return to work or school with your doctor. Avoid strenuous activity outside of physical therapy. Use caution when beginning to drive again.