INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Caddies need a certain amount of confidence in their knowledge of the game. It's acceptable to stop a golfer from swinging if you disagree with a club choice or if you sense the wind about to change. A golfer will be more at ease if he or she knows they can rely on their caddy. Never speak during a golfer's swing. Offer advice before they are teeing up and say something along the lines of, "I think this club would be very effective here" or "Stay wary of this sudden breeze." Some golfers will prefer that you stay out of the way and let them play, but others will love your words of encouragement. Golf is a game that requires intense concentration and a positive attitude on the part of the player. If your golfer is experiencing a few bad holes, it's your job to boost morale, help the golfer stay focused, and offer words of encouragement when they are most needed. If a golfer blames you for a poor game, you must remain calm and collected. If your golfer hits above par, say: "Your next hole will be better. Just stay focused. You've got this." Even if you need to critique your golfer or offer advice, try to stroke their ego so they can become more confident in their strokes! When a golfer is hitting over par, they may become frustrated. In order to ease their tension and keep them focused on their game, offer them words of encouragement and motivation. Learn how to communicate with your golfer in the most effective way; each golfer responds differently to advice. Never talk during their backswing.

SUMMARY: Be assertive. Remain positive. Give pep talks.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Doing so will open your LinkedIn Home page if you're logged in. If you're not automatically logged in, enter your user name and password and click on Sign In. It's in the top left corner of the LinkedIn page. You can also click the My Network icon at the top of the screen. This should be the name of the person with whom you wish to remove a connection. If you're using the "My Network" page, click See All beneath the "Your connections" heading in the top left corner of the page. It will appear below the Search bar. If you're using the "My Network" page, skip to the next step. It's to the right of their profile picture. It's about halfway down the drop-down menu here. Doing so will remove this person from your LinkedIn connections. You can also click Unfollow here to stop viewing updates from their profile.

SUMMARY: Open the LinkedIn webpage. Click the Search bar. Type in the person's name. Click their name. Click the "..." button. Click Remove Connection.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This will open another window with the list of installed and available languages. Highlight it in the list and click Remove. Alternatively, you can have multiple keyboards installed at once. (For instance, the configuration shown includes Greek and Dvorak keyboards.) For multiple keyboards, you may select the default keyboard of your choice. You may also wish to define a keystroke to switch between the selected keyboards. Click on the second one below it and find United States (International). This is now your keyboard: For example, when you push the ['] button (next to the one) it just makes a backtick [']. However, if you press ['] and then a vowel (for example o) it will produce o. Typing ['] and [o] makes o ['] and [o] makes o The [~],[^], and ["] also function as accent keys. [~] and [o] makes o (~ is also used for Spanish n or Portuguese a) [^] and [o] makes o ["] and [o] makes o On this keyboard layout, Alt-Gr this takes the place of the Alt key on the right side. Alt is short for "alternative". Press it to get the following keyboard layout: The alternative characters include: ' ' a a e ®️ u u i o o ""a ©️ n c If you still want to do other unicode characters like t, s, a, a, , or , , ♂️, etc. Install the free software JLG Extended Keyboard Layout then redo the steps above, except that instead of choosing the US International keyboard layout, you choose the US (JLGv11) keyboard. More than 1000 unicode character are made available in this layer.

SUMMARY: Go to the Control Panel and click on Regional and Language Options. Click the Language tab, and under text services, click "details". If you wish, remove the English US keyboard from the list. If you want to add another language, click the add button. Pick the first thing as English (USA). Click OK, and OK and you have it! To use this keyboard, notice that it is similar, with a few differences. Find more options by pressing SHIFT: Learn to use Alt-Gr. Optional:

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Wear a long-sleeve shirt when operating a chainsaw. You should also wear safety gloves, safety goggles, ear protection, a hard-hat helmet, and chainsaw chaps. Each of these items is important: they protect you from injury while operating a chainsaw. Chainsaw chaps are heavy aprons or pants made of layers of protective fabric, to be used when operating a chainsaw. You can purchase chaps online or at a hardware store. Make sure there is nothing in the area where the top of the tree is going to fall. Clear away any items such as dog houses, bird houses, fences or children's play equipment near the area where the branches will fall. If you are cutting down a whole tree, make sure you have a clear escape route so you can move safely out of the way as the tree topples. Not all trees can be topped without professional help. If there are immovable objects in harm's way, (large structures, for instance, or power lines), consult a tree-care professional. Make sure you're standing comfortably. Lay the chainsaw on a flat surface (such as the ground). Place your left hand on the handlebar and your right hand on the starter-rope handle. Pull the starter rope gently until you feel resistance. Then pull the rope toward you several times until the engine starts. (Consult the manufacturer's instructions for advice on using the choke mechanism.) Once the engine is running, briefly pull the throttle trigger to rev the engine (to make sure it will successfully accelerate). Then carefully lift up the chainsaw. Make sure you have secure footing when starting a chainsaw. If you need to use something like a ladder to top a tree, it's not recommended you do so alone unless you have extensive experience operating a chainsaw. Stick to topping shorter trees where the branches can be reached when standing on the ground. A Humboldt cut is a three-step process for cutting down a tree (or part of a tree). First cut into the trunk just above the highest branch you want to retain. Place the chainsaw against the side of the tree toward which you want the top to fall. Make a horizontal cut into the tree. Stop cutting when you're about 1/4 to 1/3 of the way through the tree's diameter. (In other words, stop cutting well before the chain reaches the center of the trunk.) After making your first cut, move your chainsaw down several inches. Angle the chainsaw upward and make a diagonal cut that connects with your first cut (again stopping about 1/3 of the way through the trunk). You're cutting a small, horizontal wedge out of the trunk. A small chunk of the tree will fall to the ground after you make this second cut, leaving a gash in the tree's side.

SUMMARY:
Put on safety gear. Clear the surrounding area. Start your chainsaw. Start with a horizontal cut. Add a second cut below the first one.