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If you can't do this, you will need to identify them by sight according to their subtitles, starting sentences or other individual characteristics. Set each element to print one at a time. You can also simply uncheck the "collate" box on your computer if you'd rather print it uncollated and do it by hand. Lay it on a large workspace or on the floor. You can order them from left to right or right to left, depending upon your preferred direction. When you get to the end, bind the collated copy with a staple, in a folder or with a paper clip.

summary: Place page numbers on the documents before they are printed. Print copies of the report one page number at a time. Separate each feature of the document into a separate pile. Place the piles in order in a semicircle around you. Gather one page of each element, moving across the semi-circle. Repeat until all your copies are collated.

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Ideally, you won't need to kill the bees. Start by calling local swarm rescues and beekeepers. Explain your situation to them to see if they have experience removing bees from chimneys. Swarm rescues and beekeepers will use a vacuum to remove the bees and relocate them elsewhere. This is the best way to handle the bees in your chimney since it doesn't require killing them. If there is a hive and it's deep down in your chimney, bee rescues and beekeepers will likely be unable to help remove it. They will get the majority of the bees out safely though, which will make the job much easier for the bee removal company. Expect to spend less than $200 to have a beekeeper or rescue remove the bees. Some groups and beekeepers won't even charge you though, since you're technically doing them a favor. If there is an established hive and the beekeepers or rescues aren't available, hire a bee removal company. They will do their best to safely remove most of the bees with a vacuum or trap. Then, they will use a crow bar and grinding wheel to extract the physical honeycombs that make up the hive. They may need to remove some of the bricks in the chimney, so be wary that this may get expensive. Depending on the size of the hive and the amount of masonry that needs to be removed, a bee removal company may charge you anywhere from $200-1,500. It really depends on the size of the hive and chimney, though. Bee removal companies often save as many bees that they can and sell them to local honey producers or beekeepers. If there are no bee removal companies in your area, hire an exterminator that has experience with chimneys. The exterminator will pour a powdered insecticide down the chimney and cleanse the chimney. They will use special excavation tools to destroy the hive and remove the leftover honeycombs. Most exterminators should have no problem clearing a chimney. The exterminator will unfortunately kill the bees, but it beats having an active colony in your chimney and it's really the only option if there are no humane ways to remove. An exterminator's services are fairly comparable to a bee removal company. It will usually cost $200-300, but it may run over $1,500 if the hive is particularly large or the chimney is especially difficult to access.

summary: Contact local bee rescues and beekeepers to see if they can take the hive. Hire a bee removal company that clears chimney hives if necessary. Contact an exterminator if the hive cannot be removed.

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by using a loofah while bathing, it removes dead skin cells which turn gives you glowing, smooth and soft skin! Put on lotion no longer than three minutes after you bathe so that your skin does not dry out. You can never overdo moisturizing! In the American society, shaving your underarms, legs, bikini area, and sometimes arms, are considered to be hygienic; use a good razor like Venus Embrace. Shaving is optional and it is perfectly acceptable not to shave. ows when needed to. People aren't exactly in love with gorilla eyebrows but once they are tamed, people will be jealous. If you have super thin eyebrows, take an eyebrow pencil and fill them in. very well.This is very obvious, but no one wants to smell bad breath when you are talking to them. When brushing your teeth, make sure you brush your tongue, gums, backs of teeth, and inside of cheeks. If you feel as if your teeth are a bit "yellowish", whiten them by using homemade remedies, professional dentist visits, mouth trays, etc. Always floss and use mouthwash after brushing your teeth. If you have retainers, clean them every day. If you have braces, be extra careful when cleaning. take vitamins! Ideally you should be getting all the necessary vitamins and minerals you need from your diet but taking a vitamin/mineral supplement can be good for an extra boost.
summary: Exfoliate Shave every other day. when needed to. Make sure you put on some deodorant (or antiperspirant if you sweat) and apply perfume on your "hotspots" such as your neck, wrists, inside of elbows, back of knees, etc. Brush your teeth Wash your hands every time you use the bathroom -- you wouldn't believe how many people don't! Optional: