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Networking with other groomers is a great way to build a professional and social network of people who share your vocational interests. Connect with other dog groomers through social media groups or professional groups on the Internet. Dog groomer groups can share helpful grooming tricks and share work stories, building a community in the process. A professional network can provide you with references, refer you to salons that are looking for help, and share their clients. If there is a reputable and standout grooming service in your area, you could apply to work there. Research different pet grooming services in your area and identify any businesses that you think you'd like to work at. Make a list of places you'd like to apply and reach out to see if they have any openings for a dog groomer. During the job application process, the employer will probably want to see your skills in action and ask you to groom a pet. Once you've successfully applied for a position with a pet grooming business, you are now ready to continue your career as a groomer. Consider taking additional certification courses to continue your education. If the salon offers special services for pets like massages, manicures, or hair dying, you can ask to be trained to complete these new services. Groomers typically make money off of commission if they're working for a salon. Growing your relationships with clients encourages them to continue returning to your salon and to you for their grooming needs. If your salon offers incentives for clients to make referrals, encourage your clients to refer their friends to you if they are happy with your services.

summary: Network with other groomers. Apply to work with other groomers. Join a salon or pet grooming business. Grow your client base and make relationships with your customers.

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These are very interesting soups that pack in unique ingredients. There are many creative, and unique non-traditional versions of this chilled soup. Many of these variations use different fruits and vegetables in the soup base. However, the techniques used are similar to the original technique. For a creative twist on gazpacho, food writer Mark Bitman suggests a watermelon and tomato gazpacho. You will need the following: 1 garlic clove About 3 pounds (1.4kg) watermelon with the rind and seeds removed, cut into large chunks 2 ripe tomatoes, cored and cut into wedges 2 tablespoons (30ml) lemon juice Salt and black pepper 4 ounces (110g) crumbled feta cheese 14 cup (59ml) olive oil 12 cup (120ml) chopped basil or mint, for garnish You can blend until smooth or keep the mixture at a chunky texture for this recipe, depending on your preference. Add the garlic clove first and pulse the blender a few times to chop it. Add 3 lb chopped watermelon, 2 chopped ripe tomatoes, 2 T lemon juice, and a sprinkling of salt and pepper. Blend the mixture until it is smooth or chunky. You can add a few ice cubes during this process to keep the blender working. Chill the blended soup base for several hours. You want a delicate balance of flavors. You can add more salt or pepper if the soup needs more seasoning. You can also add more lemon juice to increase the acidity of the dish. Remember, you will be adding feta which is a salty cheese. Portion the soup into four chilled bowls. Top each bowl with a small amount of feta cheese. Drizzle the soup with olive oil. Garnish each bowl with chopped basil or mint. For a variation on this recipe, use peaches instead of the watermelon or tomato for another interesting twist on a classic dish!

summary: Consider making a non-traditional, creative twist on gazpacho. Assemble all the ingredients. Blend the ingredients. Test the gazpacho for taste. Serve the gazpacho.

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Click or double-click the Excel app icon, which resembles a white "X" on a dark-green background. It's in the upper-left side of the page. By default, the "Form" button isn't included in Excel. You can add it to Excel's list of "Quick Access" icons that appear in the top-left corner of the window by doing the following: Click File. Click Options in the bottom-left side of the window. Click Quick Access Toolbar on the left side of the window. Click the "Choose commands from" drop-down box at the top of the window. Click All Commands. Scroll down until you reach Form, then click it. Click Add >> in the middle of the window. Click OK. Type the name of the column into which you want to add data into the top cell in each column you want to use. For example, if you're creating a form that lists different baked items, you might type "Pumpkin Bread" into cell A1, "Muffins" into cell B1, and so on. Click and hold the left-most column header, then drag your mouse right to the right-most column header. You can then release your mouse button. It's the box-shaped icon in the upper-left side of the Excel window, just right of the right-facing "Redo" button. Doing so opens the Form pop-up window. Type whatever you want to add into each column header's text box. It's in the upper-right side of the pop-up window. Doing this will automatically enter your typed data into the spreadsheet under the appropriate column headers. Each time you finish filling out the data entry fields, clicking New will enter your data and start a new row. Click Close on the right side of the window to do so. Your data should now be completely entered below the appropriate column headers.
summary: Open Excel. Click Blank workbook. Add the "Form" button to Excel. Enter your column headers. Select your column headers. Click the "Form" button. Click OK when prompted. Enter the data for your first row. Click New. Enter subsequent rows of information. Close the data entry form.