It's rare for modern clubs to be made of wood, but older clubs might be. Metal wood heads have a metal plate on them, and should be cleaned differently than true wood clubs. Fill a container with warm water, then stir in a few pumps of dish soap. Dip the head into the water, then immediately lift it out. Wipe the head clean with a damp cloth, then pat it dry with a lean cloth. Do not soak metal wood heads. They are hollow, whereas iron heads are solid. Sometimes, soapy water and a cloth aren't enough to get rid of the dirt. In this case, use a toothbrush or another soft-bristled brush to scrub the dirt away from the grooves; do not use the brush on any other part of the head. Do not use a toothbrush on a wooden (non-metal) head. Never soak wooden (non-metal) heads in water or other liquids. Instead, wipe them clean with a soft, damp cloth. Dry them off immediately afterwards with a clean, dry cloth. You can polish wooden heads with wood wax. Apply the polish according to the instructions on the label. Wood heads get damaged easily, so they need extra protection. The head cover will not only protect the head against chips and dents, but it will also help keep the paintwork intact. Irons don't need head covers, but you can use them if you really want to. Always wipe the head clean before applying the cover. If you don't you risk trapping moisture and ruining the head.
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One-sentence summary -- Determine whether you have a metal wood or a wood head. Wash metal wood heads with warm, soapy water and a damp cloth. Use a toothbrush to remove dirt in the grooves from a metal wood head. Wipe wooden heads with a damp cloth. Use head covers when you are not using the clubs.

Q: You must bring certain documents to your interview so that the asylum officer can confirm your identity. Bring a form of identification such as a passport. Bring a copy of your Form I-589 and originals of documents you submitted with your Form I-589 (marriage certificates, birth certificates, etc.) If you included a spouse and/or child under the age of 21 in your application, you should bring them to the interview. Your lawyer should have an idea of what questions you will be asked and how you should answer. Try to meet with your lawyer, even if only briefly, to talk about the interview. Generally you can expect to be asked the following: Provide specific examples of persecution you either experienced or were aware of. Explain the difficulties you anticipate if you return to your home country. Describe the route taken to arrive in the United States. Explain how you got the money to travel to the United States. List any criminal charges pending against you or any persecution of others you committed in the United States or elsewhere. Provide information that proves you belong to a persecuted group. For example, if you claim to belong to a religious group, you may have to answer questions about the religion to show that you are a follower. Your interview will typically be held within 45 days of your affirmative asylum application, although you may have to wait longer if USCIS is experiencing a deluge of applications. Your attorney may also attend. The interview should last about an hour. If you need a translator, you will need to hire one at your own expense. USCIS has translators on site, but they are used only to confirm that your own translator is translating accurately. If you apply for affirmative asylum, USCIS has 180 days to make a decision on your application. Because the department is sometimes overwhelmed with applications, you might have to wait longer. If you applied for defensive asylum, the asylum officer will make a decision relatively quickly. You will be given a written decision. If the asylum officer finds that you have neither a "credible" nor a "reasonable" fear of persecution, you can appeal that decision to an immigration judge. If you prevail, you will have a full hearing scheduled to convince the judge to grant you asylum. In other words, those claiming defensive asylum may have two hearings before the judge. However, if the asylum officer believes that you have either a "credible" or a "reasonable" fear, you will have a single hearing.
A: Collect documents to take to the interview. Practice with your attorney. Attend the interview. Await the decision.

Article: Whether presenting yourself as an individual or a business seeking subcontracting work, make sure you do so in a professional manner. Make business cards that you can hand out to potential clients. Type up an introductory letter that highlights your skills, or go a step further and make a pamphlet or brochure. Create a business website that's professional and easy to navigate. Subcontractors succeed through good word-of-mouth and building positive professional relationships with others in the field. This means getting your name out there and establishing connections with prime contractors and those looking to offer contracts. Expos and trade shows are great places to meet and mingle with others in your field, especially in the building trades. In other lines of work, professional or academic conferences might also fit the bill. Hand out your business cards and brochures, and direct people to your website. Work on your "elevator pitch"a roughly 60-second introduction that sums up your abilities and enthusiasm. Fields that make heavy use of contractors and subcontractors usually have online job boards that can help connect you with prime contractors. Government agencies that use contractors and subcontractors, for instance, often provide such job boards. Use job boards in conjunction with the personal connections you make through networking and doing work in your local area. Cast a wide net when seeking prime contractors, then narrow your focus to the best options. Study the websites of potential prime contractors, and look for online reviews from customers and other subcontractors who've worked with them. It's vital that you find a prime contractor who is reliable, trustworthy, and easy to work with. You want to do a lot of the same type of work as someone who's looking to hire a contractor. Check that they are properly licensed, have the necessary insurance, and have done good work in the past.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Market yourself professionally, highlighting your clearly-defined skills. Network at trade shows or conferences in your field. Utilize websites or organizations that connect subcontractors with prime contractors. Do your homework on potential prime contractors.

Article: Don't cram too many pieces onto one display. The jewelry is not a part of the display; it is the display. Be careful not to divert the attention away from the signature pieces with too much clutter. Each piece of jewelry should get the attention it deserves. If you are selling jewelry to teenagers, you might want to display a lot of jewelry in many options or colors. However, if you are displaying jewelry in a formal setting, you might want to only lay out a few elegant pieces. If your jewelry display is for yourself at home, you can display whatever you would like (your favorite pieces or all the ones you own). Select pieces that go together when choosing the items to display. Put together pieces of jewelry that can be worn together. This might make customers potentially buy more than one piece if they see it as a set. Put pieces together that are of similar type, such as similar sized watches. You might want to separate any expensive jewelry from any bargain pieces. Consider displaying elegant jewelry in a formal style and less traditional pieces in a more unique, crafty, DIY style. You may also want to separate vintage pieces from recently acquired pieces. You can purchase many types of display items in many colors for your jewelry online. You can buy busts for your necklaces, bracelet displays, earring hangers, ring stands, and many other pieces to show your jewelry off in an elegant way. You can also use household items to create your display for a unique look. You can purchase different colored covers for your displays. This allows you to easily change the display color with the season or for the piece of jewelry.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Pick signature pieces. Choose your jewelry depending on the situation. Group pieces into sets. Separate jewelry by quality. Use a purchased or DIY display.