Tension bands secure the chain-link mesh to the posts. Use one less tension band than the height of the fence, in feet. For example, if the fence is 4-feet high, use 3 tension bands per post. For a 6-foot fence, use 5 bands, and so on. The long, flat surface of the tension band should face toward the outside of the fence. Terminal posts get end caps. Line posts get looped caps (for the top rail.) Leave some slack for adjustments.

Summary: Slide tension bands onto each post. Add the appropriate caps to posts. Tighten all the nuts and bolts, but not too tight.

The first place to look for a good tattoo artist is your social circle. Word of mouth is often the best way to get clear, honest information about a shop. If you have friends with tattoos you find beautiful, ask them, "What is the name of your tattoo artist? What was your experience with the artist like? Would you recommend them?" You should only ask friends with quality tattoos for referrals. Ask if you can check out their piece, and take mental notes about its quality. Assess the level of detail in the work. Look for clear, crisp, and thin lines. Check for pigment that's faded or bled out, as if someone held a marker to a piece of paper for too long. Once you have a few potential shops, check their websites and social media pages. Browse through their portfolios to get a better idea of their quality and style, and narrow your list to include the style or styles most consistent with your aesthetic. While you're checking websites and social media pages, look for comments, complaints, and reviews from past clients. Looking at portfolios and pictures of tattoos an artist has done can help you find one with the style you're looking for. After checking shops out online, your next step is to visit in person. If it appears dingy, dirty, or unprofessional, find another shop. Look for evidence of sanitary practices, such as: Clean, well-organized workspace and tools. Tattoo needles still in sterile packaging and only opened in front of clients--the best shops use all disposable materials. Sterilizing equipment, such as an autoclave and chemical, steam, or ultrasonic cleaners. Artists sterilize all reusable items. Artists wash their hands, wear gloves, and cover surfaces with plastic (like the cords, machines, tablets, and chairs).

Summary: Ask friends with tattoos for a referral. Check your friends' tattoos for quality. Look through tattoo shops' online presence. Visit the shop and check for sanitary conditions.

Many people may want to move to Texas because the state charges no income tax. There are also other legal reasons to establish residency in Texas, such as to get a divorce. In order to benefit from these tax and legal incentives, you need to be a resident of the state first. Texas is one of the few states in the country that divides assets and debts equally between spouses during a divorce. The is called a "community property" standard. This means changing the address on your driver's license, car registration, voter registration, and mailing address as soon as you can. Some of these address changes will require documentation, such as mail proving your address, and some should be done before others. Usually, it's best to change your mailing address first, including on bills, so that you get mail at your new address that makes changing the others easier. Changing your address of record quickly will help you to establish when you became a resident. For issues that require you to have been in the state for a set amount of time, this will begin that amount of time. In order to get a divorce in Texas, you need to have resided in the state for six months. Additionally, you need to file in a county that you, or your spouse, has lived in for at least ninety days, so don't move from county to county often. If you are in the armed forces, any time serving outside of Texas if you were already a resident is still counted as Texas residency for the six month residency requirement. If the person you are trying to divorce has lived in Texas for the last six months but you have not, you can still file for divorce there. You just need to file for divorce in the county they reside in. The date you moved to Texas may have an impact on your taxes, as long as your income is generated in Texas as well. However, if you earned money in another state, you will need to pay taxes on it, whether you are a Texas resident or not. If you live in Texas but work across the border, you will need to pay non-resident taxes in the state you work in. The lack of income taxes in Texas is made up for in high property and sales taxes. So, if you have a lot of income, moving to Texas for tax purposes may be worth it. However, if the amount you would pay in income taxes elsewhere is less than you would pay in property and sales taxes, then lack of income tax might not be a good reason to move to Texas.

Summary: Move to Texas. Change your address of record immediately. Live in the state for six months, if you are seeking a divorce. Calculate taxes based on when and where you earned income.

You don't want to exactly copy anyone else's style, but you should pay attention to what other people are wearing. What styles are you most drawn to? Once you start paying attention to what you like, you'll know whether you are more into a crisp preppy look or if you favor a more laid-back street-style vibe. Identifying your style can help you be more fashionable. If you're slender, you might want to wear horizontal stripes and dress in lighter colors to make you look more muscular. If you're broad across the middle, dark colors can make you appear slimmer, and a belt will make your waist appear smaller. If you have an athletic body type, wear slim-fitting shirts and straight-leg jeans to show off your muscular figure. If you have an "average" build, you can wear almost anything just avoid loose or saggy clothing. Check out fashion magazines, style blogs, Pinterest boards, and pictures of celebrities to get ideas of the kind of style you're into. Remember that you'll be wearing these looks to class, so look for styles that are appropriate for school. George Clooney might look great in a tuxedo, but it might not be the right outfit for history class. Sometimes the only way to know if something looks good on you is just to wear it. You might be all about the skater vibe, only to discover that you don't like the way it looks on you. On the other hand, that shirt that your aunt got you might not seem like your style at first, but it could grow to become your favorite after you pair it with the perfect jeans. Middle school is all about finding yourself, so don't be afraid to experiment with your look. You should know the difference between what you really like and what's a trend right now. Think about looks from previous decades that look really dated. You probably wouldn't wear wide-legged skater jeans from the 90s, or cut your hair in a mullet in the 80s today. Classic pieces like well-fitting jeans and button-down shirts or t-shirts are always in style.
Summary: Pay attention to what other people are wearing. Know what looks good on your body type. Find inspiration in magazines and online. Be willing to experiment. Don't fall victim to trends.