Problem: Article: The debris, including fallen branches and leaves, provides a moist environment for moss and algae. It should be picked up, swept off, or blown off regularly to avoid facilitating the growth. Tackle the gutters too so that water drains freely. Prevention makes stain cleaning much easier later on. Overhanging plant life creates the cool, shady environment that moss and algae need to bloom. Trim tree branches and other plants casting shade on your roof or consider moving them. Exposure to sunlight will keep many moss and algae spores from activating. Specialized stain blockers offer resistance for up to three years. Search for roofing algae and moss blockers at a home improvement store. After you clean your roof, spread the stain blocker according to the directions on the label. Copper and zinc strips, found at home improvement stores, can be placed under shingles. When it rains, the water washes away some of the metal, which destroys moss and algae spores. Installing these strips can puncture sealant on the shingles, so it's best to do this when placing a new roof. Stringing copper wire may work instead.
Summary: Clean your roof regularly. Trim nearby branches. Apply a stain blocker. Place metal strips under shingles.

Problem: Article: Make it big, bold, and simple. In general, the headline should be no more than a few words, fit in one line across the page, and be centered. A headline can be longer, but the briefer it is, the better the chance it has to capture someone's attention. The lettering in the headline should be bigger than any other lettering on the flyer. You want most people to be able to read it quickly from about 10 feet (3 meters) away. You'll usually want the headline spaced evenly across the entire width of the page. If it doesn't quite fit or fit nicely, consider centering the text. Look at any newspaper's front-page headline; that industry figured this out a long time ago. Don't get too fancy with this font, as your primary goal here is readability. You can add flair to other parts of the flyer if it adds to your message. You are trying to grab attention with your flyer, and convey your message in often fractions of a second. Complicated messages and content will likely not make an impact. More detail can follow in the body of the flyer. Do not make people have to think deeply about the content your flyerit should communicate your message at an almost intuitive level. Think catchy and fun. Which headline jumped out at you? If you're like most people, the "puppies and ice cream" caught your attention. That's not because everybody likes puppies and ice cream; it's because it is bright red, a color that naturally draws the eye. (However, obviously many people like puppies and ice cream, and the unexpected and humorous content adds to the effectiveness.)
Summary: Write a headline. Make it BIG! Consider using capital letters or bold fonts. Keep the message very simple.

Problem: Article: It's a cliche, but try to wear something nice. You don't need to wear a tuxedo, but a shirt and tie is probably a good start. Bank tellers generally wear nice clothing and so you should dress as if you were going to work that day. This can make or break your interview. Don't try to squeeze the person's hands off and don't act like it's a staring contest. Keep your eye contact friendly and your handshake firm and professional. Try to show your personality without being unprofessional. You'll probably be asked specific questions about how you would handle customers. Banks expect major kissing up even if the customer is wrong, so try to answer questions with the idea that the customer is always right. You might also be asked how you would deal with cash discrepancies and how you balance your money. Expect many questions about sales. Your manager will most likely ask you to sell them something, such as "convince me to buy this pen". They want you to be out there pushing products. Be prepared! For example, if you get an interview question asking if you have ever done anything good for the customer but bad for the company try answering by saying that you don't think so because what's good for the customer is almost always good for the company. Honesty, reliability, strong judgment, and multitasking are all qualities that the manager will be looking for. Try to think of ways that you can frame your past experience to highlight these characteristics before you go into the interview.
Summary: Dress to impress. Make eye contact and offer a steady handshake. Prepare for questions about your customer service experience. Try to showcase qualities that make you a good candidate for the position.

Problem: Article: You can use puffy paint or some regular acrylic paint to add interest to your quilling earring pieces. Try adding some polka dots around the edges or paint over the entire piece with a solid color. If you want to add some fine details, you can try painting them onto the quilling pieces, such as a word or initials or some small flowers. Use a fine tipped paint brush to make it easier to create small designs on your quilling pieces. You can also glue some beads and/or sequins onto your quilling piece. Try adding a border of beads to the bottom edge of a dome shaped quilling piece. Or, add some sequins around the top and side edges of a flat quilling piece to add some sparkle. You can try adding other notions to your quilling designs as well. For example, if you think some small pom poms would look cute, then glue some on. If you want to add a button, go for it! After you have made your quilling pieces for the earrings, you can either glue them together or string them together. The way that you connect your pieces depends on the types of pieces you have created. For example, if you have made a couple of different sized cones or domes, then it would probably be better to string them together using a needle and some nylon thread. For flat pieces, it may be easier to glue them together and let them sit until they are dry. You can glue together different sized coils together inside of a large coil, or glue a few different pieces together to form a shape, such as a flower. However, you will still need to add a string to attach the quilling earring pieces to the earring hooks. If you have multiple pieces that you want to hang from the earrings, make sure to string them together in the order you want them to appear. When you are satisfied with your quilling earring pieces, you can either attach them to earring hooks or studs. To finish hook style quilling earrings, insert the top part of the string through the hoop and tie it to secure the quilling pieces to the earring hook. To finish earrings on studs, glue the quilling piece to the earring stud and allow to dry for several hours or overnight.
Summary:
Paint your designs. Add beads and sequins. Glue or string multiple pieces together. Attach earring hooks or studs.