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This is the most personal way to give the gift of flowers. Simply walk up to your recipient, hold out a bunch of beautiful flowers you picked out with them in mind, and watch their face light up. If you want to surprise your recipient, try hiding the flowers behind your back. If the flowers are intended for someone you live with, place them on the dining table or kitchen counter for them to find when they return home. Include a note informing the recipient of the occasion, or simply tell them that you wanted to do something nice for them later on when you see them. Scattering a few rose or carnation petals over the bed can be a supremely romantic gesture for a honeymoon or anniversary. To surprise a coworker or classmate, leave them on their desk so that they're the first thing they see when they arrive. Run a quick search online to track down a business that delivers to your area. Browse their selection of premade arrangements, or piece together your own individually. Then, just provide an address and any other specific instructions for delivery and they'll take care of the rest. In addition to standalone flower delivery services, it's not uncommon for florists to deliver their flowers for a small fee. Having flowers delivered can be useful when you're trying to surprise the recipient, or you're not able to get your gift to them yourself.

summary: Hand the flowers to the recipient in person. Leave the flowers where you know they'll be discovered. Send the flowers by way of a delivery service.

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Choose the branch that you want to cut off, then use a hand saw to make a shallow cut into the underside of the branch, 4 to 5 inches (10 to 13cm) from the collar. The collar is the swollen ring where the branch joins the trunk. When you cut in this area, the collar will release chemicals that will help heal the wound faster. This is only for thick branches. If the branch is thin enough to cut off in a single cut, chop it off right at the collar instead with pruning shears. Make sure that you are cutting to the outside of the shallow cut, not between the shallow cut and the collar. This way, then the branch falls down, it won't rip the back off all the way; the bark will stop tearing at the shallow cut. Try not to cut into the collar, however, or the wound won't heal properly. At the same time, don't leave any wood sticking out of the collar either, otherwise it will become a breeding ground for pests. You do not need to seal the cuts. Leaving the wound open will allow it to breathe and heal faster. Do not cut through a bud, as this can lead to disease or dieback. Instead, cut 14 inch (0.64cm) above the bud. If there are multiple buds, choose 1 bud that's facing in the direction you want the new branch to grow in. Redbud trees have 2 branches that stem from the trunk; this is known as a V-shaped junction. Unfortunately, these can break off during harsh windy or icy conditions. Cutting 1 of these branches off will help reduce damage. Cut your desired branch off, 4 to 5 inches (10 to 13cm) above the junction. Cut the rest of the branch off 14 inch (0.64cm) above the junction. Spray or pour some rubbing alcohol onto the shears or saw, then wipe them clean with paper towels. You need to do this after each cut that you make, even if it is on the same branch. If you don't sanitize your tools, you risk spreading the disease to your other trees (or to other branches on the same tree). If you don't have alcohol, use a solution of 1 part bleach and 10 parts water instead.

summary: Make a shallow cut under the branch, next to the collar. Cut the branch off 2 to 3 inches (5.1 to 7.6cm) from the shallow cut. Remove the rest of the branch, all the way down to the collar. Cut 14 inch (0.64cm) above buds. Remove 1 of the branches from the V junction if the tree is young. Sanitize your tools with rubbing alcohol after each cut that you make.

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Upon graduation you must become licensed in order to practice pharmacy. The North American Pharmacist Licensure Exam (NAPLEX) is a standardized exam used throughout the United States to test pharmacy school graduates on their knowledge of pharmacology. Each state also has specific tests required to practice pharmacy within that state. You can learn more about state specific licensure through the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy. In some cases, you may want to further your education to become a specialized pharmacist. For example, if you want to become a clinical pharmacist, you must complete a pharmacy residency and a BPS (Board of Pharmacy Specialties) certification. A pharmacy residency is two years long. The first year consists of generalized training and the second year is specialized training. Specialities are not required. Once you are a fully licensed pharmacist, you can begin looking for a job. Search for job openings online with sites like www.indeed.com. Talk to any connections that you made through shadowing, pharmacy school, or residency. Your first job as a pharmacist may not be exactly what you are looking for. You may have to work odd hours and a pharmacy that is not your first choice. Don't expect to "move up the ladder" quickly. Be a hard worker and you will eventually move up. Even entry level pharmacists make good money. The average entry level pharmacist makes $75,000. Keep in mind that this amount depends on the location of your job. There is a lot more to owning your own pharmacy than just pharmaceuticals. There are a lot of startup costs. You will need to know or hire someone who has a business background to handle the marketing and accounting. However, the payoff could be worth it. You will be your own boss, set your own work hours, and potentially make more money.
summary: Get licensed. Become a specialist. Apply for jobs. Open your own pharmacy.