Buy equipment for your pizza business. You'll need a refrigerator and freezer, gas ovens, a dough mixer, a butcher block table, pans and racks, measuring cups, flat bottom ladles, pizza boxes, napkins, and if you're planning to deliver pizzas, a delivery vehicle. This list, however, is not comprehensive. You should consider asking someone who already owns a pizza business for a complete listing of all the equipment they use on a daily basis in their business. Decide what kinds of foods and beverages you will sell and create a menu. You should consider including assorted pizzas as well as other Italian dishes. Be clear and plan the design carefully. Make sure you proof your menu for errors. You'll need a dependable staff to maintain a smoothly running business. Interview employees, and hire those that are reliable, personable, and efficient. You should apply for an employer's identification number (EIN) from the appropriate tax authority. You'll need an EIN to legally hire employees. Also make sure to register your pizza business with your city if necessary to obtain a business license.

Summary: Acquire the necessary equipment. Create a menu. Hire employees. Fill out all necessary forms and applications.

To recap our examples from the prior section: Cash: $20,000 Investments / Retirement: $20,000 Home: $150,000 Personal Property: $25,000 Car: $15,000 Life Insurance: $10,000 Total: $240,000 Again, from our sample estimates: Home Loan: $120,000 Auto Loan: $15,000 Student Loans: $20,000 Credit Card Debt: $10,000 Other debt: $0 Total: $165,000 Gathering up all the various dollar values is the most difficult part of this exercise; the actual calculation is quite simple. That said, there are numerous online net worth calculators that can do the calculating for you, and which may help you keep your data more organized. Using our examples: $240,000 (assets) - $165,000 (liabilities) = $75,000 (net worth). Think of your net worth calculation as a snapshot in time. As you make money, borrow money, and spend money, your net worth will be in a constant state of change. Experts often advise that your calculate your net worth at least annually. This will help keep you on top of your changing status due to changes in the market, alterations in your finances and personal life, and so on. First of all, don't panic if you have a low positive or even negative net worth, especially if you are younger. Young adults with student loans and who don't own a home often have a negative net worth. Regardless of your place in life, if your net worth is low, negative, declining, or unpredictably fluctuating, use this as an opportunity to more closely examine your finances and consider ways to improve them. In your particular circumstances, paying down credit card debts, or saving more, or refinancing your mortgage, or selling some of your stuff may be the way to go. Remember that your net worth is a guide, not a judgement. Use it as information for your benefit.

Summary: Add up your assets. Add together your liabilities. Subtract liabilities from assets. Reassess your net worth regularly. Consider courses of action.

Slide the shells off of the shrimp, and remove the veins. This pot will cook the linguine. You can add a pinch of salt to the water, if you like. Wait until the butter is completely melted before moving on. You can add just a pinch of each, or add more, depending on how much flavor you would like add to the shrimp. Gently stir the sauce, taking care not to burn the garlic. Once the water boils, add the linguine and boil it according to the directions on the package. Most linguine takes about 7-11 minutes to boil. You should do this when the linguine is about half done cooking, so the linguine and shrimp are done at the same time. Do not stir the shrimp. Use a spatula to turn the shrimp over. You can also just saute the other side of the shrimp until it's pink. Turn off the heat when it's done. This will give the shrimp an extra zesty flavor. Leave just a few tablespoons of pasta water at the bottom of the pan. Toss it well to mix the ingredients with the pasta and pasta water, which will give the sauce a more savory, hearty taste. Toss to distribute the cheese and parsley, or just leave them on top.

Summary: Peel and devein 2 lbs. of shrimp. Boil a large pot of water. Melt 5 tbsp. olive oil and 6 tbsp. unsalted butter over medium-low heat. Add 3 tbsp. minced garlic, the zest of 1 lemon, and 1/4 teaspoon hot red pepper flakes to the mixture. Add salt and pepper to taste. Stir the sauce for 3-4 minutes. Add 1/4 cup of lemon juice once the garlic browns. Add 1.5 lbs. linguine to the boiling water. Add the shrimp to the sauce. Saute the shrimp on one side for 1-2 minutes. Saute the other side of the shrimp for 1-2 minutes. Add 1/2 of a thinly-sliced lemon. Drain the linguine when it's cooked. Put the linguine back into the pot. Add the shrimp and sauce to the pot. Garnish with 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese and 1/2 cup chopped flat-leaf parsley.

The Facebook app has a blue icon with a white "f". Tap the icon on your home screen or apps menu to open the Facebook app. If you are not automatically logged in, enter the email address or phone number and password associated with your Facebook account. Then click Log in. It's at the top of the screen on Android phones and tablets. On iPhones and iPads, it's at the bottom of the screen. This is the Watch tab. This displays a list of videos from users and pages you follow. It also displays a list of other recommended videos from other Facebook accounts. If you don't see the Watch tab at the top of the Facebook app, tap the icon with three lines () in the upper-left corner to view the menu. Then tap Videos on Watch. On iPhone, tap the magnifying glass icon in the upper-right corner to display the search bar at the top of the screen. The search bar is at the top of the screen. This allows you to filter videos that interest you. Alternatively, you can scroll down until you see a menu in your feed that says "What's on Watch." Tap the red button that says Live to view a general list of recommended live videos from users and pages you follow. On iPad and other tablets, you can tap the tab that says Live at the top of the screen. This displays a list of recommended Live videos from users and pages you follow, as well as other recommended videos. It's at the top of the page next to "Filters." This filters your search results to display Live videos, as opposed to pre-recorded videos. Live videos have a red icon that says "Live" in the upper-left corner. Tap a video image or title below the video to view the video. The live video chat is displayed below the video. When you are ready to stop watching the video, tap the "X" icon in the upper-right corner of the video on iPhone and iPad, or tap the back button at the bottom of the screen on your Android phone or tablet.
Summary: Open the Facebook app. Tap the icon that resembles a TV screen. Tap the magnifying glass icon (iPhone only). Enter a username, video title, or category in the search bar. Tap Live. Tap a video. Tap the X icon or back arrow to stop watching.