Using a tea kettle decreases energy by about 1/3.
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One-sentence summary -- Use an electric tea kettle to boil water for coffee, tea or cooking instead of a stove-top kettle or pan.

Wash your dog's fur in a bath with shampoo. Work up a thick lather all over their body and rinse. Once they have been washed, dry them with a towel so that their fur is still slightly damp. Damp fur will hold dye more effectively than completely dry fur. Use shampoos specifically designed for dog fur, like Apply a sterile ophthalmic ointment to your dog's eyes, especially if you plan on dyeing the fur around their eyes or on their face. Ophthalmic ointments will help prevent any dye irritating their eyes and will reduce the chance of infection in case dye invariably does get in their eye. Although using ointment is a good idea regardless of where you are dyeing, it won't be essential if you are dyeing minimal parts of their body, like the tail. Each ointment will come with a set of directions for applying the ointment in your dog's eye. If you are using a homemade dye, you will need to mix it with water and place it into a spray bottle. Use half the amount of water as you are using day. If you are using one cup of dye then you will need to use half a cup of water. Most store bought dyes will give you mixing and application instructions. Once your dog is clean and relatively dry, use a comb or brush to prepare their fur for the application of the hair dye. Simply brush the area you plan on dyeing with a comb to straighten their fur so that the dye can be applied as evenly as possible. The better and more thorough their hair is brushed the easier it will be to evenly apply the hair dye. If you are applying dye made from food coloring or foods you'll need to mix the dye with water and apply it with a spray bottle. Hair chalk can be rubbed directly into your dog's fur, whereas bottle dyes will need to be applied by hand with gloves. However you are applying the dye, be sure to do so evenly so that your dog's fur isn't patchy. Make sure to cover the entire area you are dying before going over it with a second coat. Most dyes that you purchase will come with instructions and best practices for applying dye to your dog's fur. Let your dog's fur dry so that the dye can set. You'll need to let your dog's fur dry for varying amounts of time depending on whether or not you used a dry or wet dye. Dry dyes, like chalk, will only need to be left for a few minutes before they set, whereas dyes that have been sprayed on will need to sit for around 15-20 minutes. You can use a hairdryer on a low setting to decrease your dog's drying time.
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One-sentence summary -- Wash their fur. Apply ointment to your dog's eyes. Mix the dye. Comb or brush their fur. Apply the dye evenly on the desired areas. Let dry.

Workers and drones will always move out of the way when the queen is on the move. After she passes, they'll cluster together where she was. Keep an eye out for bees moving out of the way. The queen bee is fed by the rest of the hive and has no duties except for laying eggs. Keep an eye out for a bee that doesn't seem to have a job. It's probably the queen. The queen will have all her needs attended to by the rest of the hive. Look for bees showing attention and providing food for another bee. This may not be the queen--it could be a virgin queen or a young bee--but the odds are good that it's her.
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One-sentence summary -- Watch for bees moving out of the way. Look for a bee that isn't doing anything. Check if the bees are feeding a particular bee.

When you are choosing a veil, you have several options. Pick the length and style the best suits your personal aesthetic. Blusher: This shoulder length veil rests just below the shoulders of the bride. The standard length of the blusher is 22 inches long. Brides that want a double-tier veil often pair the blusher with a longer veil. Elbow length veil: This 25 inch veil rests at the bride's elbow. Waist length veil: The bottom of this 30 inch veil sits at the bride's waist. Mid-hip length veil: The mid-hip veil is 33 inches long. Hip length veil: The hip length veil reaches the bottom of the bride's hips. Its standard length is 36 inches. Fingertip veil: This veil brushes the tips of the bride's fingers. Its standard length is 45 inches. Waltz veil: This veil hits the bride just above the back of the knees. Its standard length is 54 inches. Ankle veil: The ankle veil sits just above the floor. Its standard length is 70 inches. Chapel veil: This veil has a short train. Its standard length is 90 inches. Cathedral veil: The Cathedral veil has a grander train than the chapel veil. Its standard length is 108 inches. The benefit of making your own veil is that you can easily customize the length to match the proportions of your body. Retrieve a measuring tape and ask a friend to assist you. Place and hold one end of the measuring tape where you intend to insert the clip or comb. Run the measuring tape down your back until it reaches the appropriate length (to shoulders, elbows, waist, mid-hips, hips, fingertips, top of your knees, ankles, 20 inches beyond your ankles, or 38 inches beyond your ankles). Write down the measurement. If you have decided to create a two-tier veil, drop veil, or full veil, you will need to make an additional measurement. Place the top of the measuring tape in the location you intend to insert the clip or comb. Run the measuring tape over the crown of your head, down the front of your face, to your collarbone. Write down this measurement. If you are creating a single tier veil, you will need to purchase fabric that is as long or slightly longer than the measurement you wrote down. If you are creating a two-tier, drop, or full veil, add the first measurement to the second measurement. You will need to purchase fabric that is as long or slightly longer than the the sum of the two measurements.
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Select the style of veil you would like to make. Determine the length of the veil. Determine the length of the second tier (if applicable). Determine how much fabric to get.