eCitizen is the online portal through which the Kenyan government conducts much of its official business. It's free to use and easy to sign up for. When creating a personal account, you'll need to type in your Kenyan ID number (found on government-issued identification) and your name. Also enter a working email address. Start your eCitizen account online at: https://www.ecitizen.go.ke/index.html. Click on "Create an account" in the top-right corner. If you're a foreign citizen living in Kenya, you can use your Foreigner Certificate number instead of your Kenyan ID number. A Kenyan company can have directors who live abroad and are not Kenyan citizens. At least one of the director will have to be a Kenyan citizen, though, so that they can access eCitizen and submit certain forms. eCitizen requires you to upload a recognizable passport photo of yourself before registering your eCitizen account. Visit a drugstore or post office to have the photograph taken. When the photo is being taken, maintain a neutral expression and look directly into the camera. Take off a hat or glasses if you're wearing a pair. Once you have a digital copy of the photo, upload it to the eCitizen portal to complete your profile. The photo that you use needs to have been taken within 6 months of when you're registering your company. After creating your account, you can access the eCitizen online portal. Visit the eCitizen home page, and you'll see that there are 3 agencies that you can login to: the National Safety and Transport Authority, Business Registration Service, and Department of Immigration Services. Select the Business Registration Service. This will redirect you to the home page for the Business Registration Service. This page can only be accessed once you've created an eCitizen account. Prior to making the account, you cannot link directly to the Business Registration Service page.

Summary: Gather your Kenyan ID and make an eCitizen account online. Upload a 5.5cm 5.5cm (2.2in 2.2in) passport photo. Navigate to the Business Registration Service home page.

Use a comb to gather hair away from your dog's eyes. Gently pull away the hair, and use your fingers to hold it as you use shears to trim above and below the eyes. Do your best to give a straight, even cut, so the hair around one eye is even with the other. Trim around its muzzle, especially where food gets trapped. Again, pull hair away with a comb and use straight, even lines. Be cautious with the blade around your dog's face, especially if you're not using blunt-edged shears. If your dog is calm while you trim around its face, be sure to reward it with a treat! Trim fur away from where your dog goes to the bathroom to make sure feces won't get stuck in excess fur. Continue along the tail. If desired, trim closer to the skin where the tail begins, and leave more fur the further up the tail you go. With the dog standing straight, use the shears and comb to trim the lower legs. Look for tufts of hair that bunch from between the toes, and trim them down so they're level with the tops of the dog's feet. Do the same for tufts of hair protruding below the feet. Make sure to only trim the tops and bottoms of your dog's feet, or the hair that sticks out from these areas. Don't cut between your dog's toes or paw pads. If you're planning on showing your dog, your dog's fur has lots of mats, or if you are unsure about your clipping skills, find a good groomer. Ask your family and friends for a recommendation. Your dog's vet or trainer can also refer you to a good groomer. When you have a couple of good choices, check their reviews online or with the Better Business Bureau to see if they have a history of complaints. Ask about cost. Generally, grooming costs between 40 and 60 US dollars, but can be more for larger breeds with longer coats.

Summary: Trim your dog's face. Cut excess fur from the tail and rear end. Trim your dog's feet. Find a groomer if you need help.

You don't even need to open up an image. Simply open up the program in order to install your brushes. It can help to have a Finder or Windows Explorer window open showing the brushes as well. You will need to be able to find them again. There is a bar on the top of the screen that changes depending on what tool you have open. Simply press the B key to switch to the brush tool. It will be next to a small dot, usually, and is in the top left corner of the screen. This opens up the Brushes Preset Menu. " This brings up a window that you can use to find your brushes. Go back to your ZIP file and look for the .abr file -- these are your new brushes. abr file to install your brushes. This will automatically add your brushes to your preset menu. You can find them anytime by opening the Brushes Preset Menu. Simply click the little gear symbol and find your new brush set at the bottom of the drop down menu. It doesn't get any easier. Simply click on the .abr file in a window or on your desktop, then drag and drop the file into Photoshop. The program will automatically organize the brushes for you. If neither of these strategies work, try out one other method: Click on "Edit" from the top bar. Click on "Presets" "Preset Manager." Make sure "Preset Type:" is set as "Brushes." Click "Load" and find your brushes, double clicking them to install them.

Summary: Open Photoshop. Press B, or click on the Brush tool, to bring up the brush bar on the top of the screen. Click on the small downward arrow in the brush bar. Click on the gear symbol, then find "Load Brushes. Double-click on the . Alternatively, click and drag the brushes into the Photoshop window to add them.

If your regular coat isn't warm enough, opt for a parka when styling your business or evening wear. Choose a neutral parka rather than a multi-colored or patterned jacket. To look stylish, pick a parka 25in (5.112.7cm) longer than your jacket. Select a black or grey parka with a dark-colored suit, for example. Go with a brown parka with a tan or khaki combination. If you want to go out on the town but need to keep warm, throw a parka over top. Parkas make great coat options even with formal outfits. Don't forget your tights! Choose a brightly colored parka or one with a subtle pattern if wearing a solid dress. Choose a neutral or plain parka if wearing a patterned or bright colored dress. If you want to elevate your parka for a dressier look, pick a suitable footwear option. Either way, you'll keep warm and look great! Choose a full brogue or Oxford for an attractive, unisex option. If you want a little height, choose an ankle boot.
Summary: Wear your parka over a suit for a business-appropriate option. Put on a parka over your favorite dress for an evening look. Pair your parka with brogues, Oxfords, or ankle boots for an easy nighttime style.