In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you don't want to test your procedure, you probably haven't written it well enough. Have someone with a limited knowledge of the process (or a person representative of the normal reader) use your SOP to guide them. What issues did they run across? If any, address them and make the necessary improvements. It's best to have a handful of people test your SOP. Different individuals will have different issues, allowing for a wide variety of (hopefully useful) responses Be sure to test the procedure on someone who's never done it before. Anyone with prior knowledge will be relying on their knowledge to get them through and not your work, thus defeating the purpose. At the end of the day, it doesn't really matter what your bosses think of the SOP. It's those who actually do the work that it matters to. So before you submit your work to the higher ups, show your stuff to those that'll be doing (or that do) the job. What do they think? Allowing them to get involved and feel like they're part of the process will make them more likely to accept this SOP you're working on. And they'll inevitably have some great ideas! Once the team gives you the go ahead, send it to your advisors. They'll probably have less input on the actual content itself, but they'll let you know if it meets formatting requirements, if there's anything you missed, and the protocol for making it all official and input into the system. Route the SOP for approvals using document management systems to ensure audit trails of the approvals. This will vary from organization to organization. Basically, you want everything to meet guidelines and regulations. Signatures will be necessary and most organizations nowadays have no problem accepting electronic signatures. This may involve executing a formal training for the affect personnel (e.g. classroom training, computer-based training, etc.) or it may mean your paper is hung up in the bathroom. Whatever it is, get your work out there! You worked for it. Time for recognition! Be sure your SOP remains current. If it ever gets outdated, update it, get the updates re-approved and documented, and redistribute the SOP as necessary. Your team's safety, productivity, and success matter on it.
Summary: Test the procedure. Have the SOP reviewed by those who actually do the procedure. Have the SOP reviewed by your advisors and the Quality Assurance team. Once approved, start implementing your SOP.

Bring out the best in your softer, round features by contrasting them with some edge. Go for sleek lines and tapered ends and avoid bulky hairstyles. Consider a medium-length cut with layers that frame your face. Have the styles make your shortest layer fall below your ears. Your longest layer should fall a few inches below your chin. Longer cuts look great with round faces because they tend to lengthen the features that are typically shortened. You can grow your hair out if it is already long, or if it is already long, ask for it to be cut into layers. For example, consider long wavy layers because they contrast round features. Asymmetrical styles can be a bold, beautiful move for people with round faces. Long, layered bangs create edgy angles that offset round features. An angled bob is another great choice for people who want a shorter cut. A pixie cut will put the focus on your features rather than your hair. This type of cut will bring out your apple cheeks as well as your eyes. Plus, a pixie cut is fairly low maintenance when it comes to styling.
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One-sentence summary -- Create angles to frame a round face. Get long, wavy layers to lengthen and contrast your features. Experiment with an asymmetrical style for a bold cut. Choose a pixie cut to bring out your features.

Q: Fill a bucket or large sink with water and mix in a few drops of dish soap. Dip the trap in the water and scrub them with a cleaning cloth. If the grease doesn't come off in the water, use a commercial degreaser to clean it off. Wipe the trap dry with a clean cloth. If you have an old trap, clean off any dirt or blood that may still be on it. Dye can't stick to your trap when it's brand new because the metal is too smooth. Set your trap outside and leave it alone for 2 weeks so it can start rusting. Once there's a thin coat of rust around the trap, you can start dyeing it. If an old trap already has a layer of rust, you don't need to leave them outside. Pry open the jaws on your trap so you can fit a thick piece of wood or branch between them. Make sure the jaws don't snap closed and break the piece of wood. Opening the jaws allows the dye and wax to coat the inside of the trap. Feed the end of a thick wire through one of the chain links and loop it 2-3 times around the chain. Make sure the wire is long enough so you can easily pull the trap out of the dye and wax later on. You can string multiple traps on the same length of wire if you need to dye and wax more than one.
A: Clean the grease off of a new trap with soapy water and a degreaser. Leave the trap outside for about 2 weeks to develop rust. Put a piece of wood between the trap's jaws. Wrap a 12 feet (0.300.61m) piece of wire around the trap's chain.

Problem: Article: Macro analysis has its basis in the large (Macro) tendencies observed in the economy. Your goal is to understand how major forces are affecting the performance of the economy. Then, base your investment decisions on your findings. For example, if the economy is performing poorly (inflation and unemployment are high while national output is low), avoid overpaying for stocks and be sure to diversify your stocks. The most important macro indicators include: GDP (gross domestic product), CPI (consumer price indices), PPI (producer price indices), unemployment rate, interest rates (Fed Funds, prime rate, etc.), inflation rate, and balance of trade. You can either download the historical data to Excel or access an interactive graph using online tools. Go to the websites of the Bureau of Economic Analysis (http://www.bea.gov/) or the Bureau of Labor Statistics (http://www.bls.gov/) to access the data. Look for the general direction that the numbers are moving in and any patterns that may emerge. Take into account: the historical data you found, current data, and news. The website will have a separate series of data already converted to percent for either Year over Year or Quarter over Quarter. If not, you can determine the percentage of change for an indicator. For example, divide the nominal GDP (in numbers) of one year by the value from the previous year. This gives you the GDP growth percentage for Year over Year. Investing in a broad based stock or stock alternative might be the most convenient with this method of analysis. Select a group of stocks that reflect the movement of the broader economy and track an index like the Dow Jones Industrial average or S&P 500. This approach allows you to enjoy the growth of stocks in the US in general without risking all your money on one or just a few stocks. Understand that macro analysis doesn't specifically help you decide which individual stocks to buy. Instead, it simply lets you understand the performance of the economy. For example, you may want to buy stocks when you think the economy will improve and sell when you think it will deteriorate.
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Understand how macro analysis works. Gather data or access a graph. Observe and interpret the data. Pick your stocks.