Lift sections of hair from the top of the head so that the tips of the hair protrude from between your forefinger and middle finger. Trim the tips of the hair with the scissors at your desired length. Continue trimming the hair at the top of the head in sections until you've trimmed it to the same length. If the person has bangs, trim the bangs in sections for a neat and even line. Set the clippers to a long guard length, depending on how long you want the top of the fade, and buzz the entire back and sides. Continue trimming until each part of the hair is a uniform length. Use a vertical movement to cut the hair starting at the hairline and up towards the top of the client's head. Work against the grain of the hair to achieve an even cut. Lift the clippers up and outwards slightly at the end of each stroke as you get close to the rounded part of the person's head to help the cuts fade together smoothly. Switch to the next shortest guard and, beginning in the back, cut the hair in vertical strokes from the neck toward the crown. Stop just below the crown so that the hair on top of the head is left long. If you were using a #3 guard size, for example, switch to a #2. Blend any uneven lines that you notice by going back over them with the clippers. Start at the nape of the neck and cut in upward strokes toward the back of the head's center. Work your around the head's back and sides, pulling back at the same height for an even finish. Pull back with your clippers to blend the nape's short hair with the back's long hair. Shave the hair from the nape and below to create a clean, neat edge.
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One-sentence summary -- Trim the top with styling scissors. Trim the entire sides and back with a long guard size. Cut the back of the head with the next shortest guard. Buzz the nape with the shortest guard setting.

Have them as a steamed side dish, in a salad, or by themselves. The freezing process prolongs the life of food. The quality of broccoli are retained for 12 months when frozen. Spread the broccoli florets out on a baking sheet, so that they don't touch each other. Flash freeze them for about an hour or two. Add them to an airtight container or resealable freezer bag with the date of when you steamed them.
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One-sentence summary -- Use it immediately. Freeze the broccoli.

Determine if the foreign phone number you are given is a landline or a mobile phone. This can affect the rates you are charged for calling it from the U.S. and may change how you place the call. International calls to cell or mobile phones are often charged at higher rates than those to fixed or landline phones. You may want to determine what type of phone it is you are calling beforehand, and dial a landline phone if you have the option to. Some countries have a standard way to distinguish whether a given phone number is for a landline or a mobile phone, typically through the number or numbers that it starts with. Talk to the service provider for the phone you will use to make an international call before you dial. Ask both the provider for your landline and for your cell phone, if you have both, as the rates may differ. If you plan to make calls abroad frequently, talk to the provider about their international calling plans. Otherwise, inquire about the one-time rates you would be charged to place a single call to another country. Some phone service providers may give you other specific instructions for dialing an international number. You should also remember that when dialing from any internal business line, you may need to dial "9" to reach any external line. Investigate all the fees associated with international calling plans, prepaid calling cards, and other calling options. You should know exactly what you will be charged for an international call, especially if you plan to make them frequently. Be wary of international calling plans from your current phone service provider. While these may advertise competitive rates per call, there are often additional fees or overage charges, and the package may only be cost-effective if you plan to make a certain number of calls per month. Consider an international calling card or online service for an option that is typically less expensive than calling plans for cell phones or landlines. Calling cards are prepaid, so you pay only for what you use. Internet-based services may be free or have other flexible pricing options. With any service, you should make sure you understand all of the charges and policies.
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One-sentence summary -- Find out if the international phone number is mobile. Ask your phone carrier about international call rates. Learn more about international calling plans and cards.

This includes Paper Lead pencil Rubber eraser Sharpener 3 colored pencils of the same shade Blue colored pencil. Decide how you want to draw your umbrella, which way it will face, how big is it going to be, what will the umbrella's patter be, and what color you are going to make your umbrella. It is not necessary to work out all this detail now, you can decide later while drawing and you can always change your mind, experiment! The space between the two is where your umbrella will be, so draw them as far apart as big you want to have your umbrella. You don't have to draw the spike now you can draw it later, it doesn't really matter. If your umbrella will be on the ground draw a ground as a guide to where the outline of your umbrella should go up to. When drawing your umbrella's outline, keep it in mind to make it any shape you want, but be sure to draw it lightly. It is up to you to decide what shape your umbrella will be. There are umbrellas that are very big, very small, very flat, and very round, so it depend on you what you want it to be like. Umbrellas have metal rods in them which give it it's shape, so mark the place where these rods will go. When drawing the dots make sure to draw the middle ones a bit lower than the ones on the side to later give it that 3D effect. Make sure to have these lines the same shape as the outline of your umbrella only being a bit flatter and a bit longer. Notice how the middle line reaches down further than the ones next to it, which reach down further than the lines on the side. These lines should not be straight, they should be curved. Draw these lines like you see in the picture: the sides of the lines connecting to the bottom of the lines of the metal rods you drew in the previous step, and the middles bending upwards.
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Gather all the equipment you need. Brainstorm ideas. Draw a light line for the umbrella's rod, and another smaller one for it's spike. Draw the ground and then the outline of the umbrella. With dots, mark the place where the metal rods in your umbrella will go. Draw lines connecting the dots you drew in the previous step, and a straight line in the middle. Draw the bottom of the umbrella. All the previous drawings should have been drawn lightly, so now outline everything you drew but this time pressing the pencil down harder.