Q: It doesn't get any easier than this! Simply drape the scarf around your neck, leaving the ends hanging loose down your front. Make sure to adjust the ends until they are equal lengths, then you're ready to go. This quick style is perfect for days when you need extra warmth but don't want the bulk of a scarf around your throat. This works best with blanket scarves, folded lengthwise or rolled triangle-style. Put together a stylish, relaxed outfit by draping a long gray plaid blanket scarf over a black longline coat, a white top, distressed light wash boyfriend jeans, and some nice white sneakers. Fold your oversized scarf into a triangle in front of you, then cross the ends behind your head and pull them forward. Adjust the scarf so that the tip of the triangle and the ends are the same length, then tie the ends in a single loose knot, resting on top of the scarf. If you prefer a simpler look, you can also tie the ends in the back, behind your head. This look works best with a large, square-shaped scarf. Rock this look by putting together a handkerchief-style tartan scarf, a black leather jacket, a gray t-shirt, loose-fitting jeans, and black ankle boots. This style is another super-easy option that adds a stylish, polished touch to an outfit. Take a long, rectangle-shaped scarf or a large square scarf, folded triangle-style, and wrap it around your shoulders like a shawl. Let the ends hang loose down the front. You could wear a long black-and-gray patterned scarf, shawl-style, over some sleek white trousers, a white turtleneck, and dark gray heeled boots for a chic, professional outfit. You can also add a belt to cinch in the scarf at your waist for a more silhouette-flattering effect. Drape the length of the scarf around your neck, letting both ends hang in the front. Take one of the ends and drape it over your shoulder so it hangs down your back, giving you a windswept, on-the-go look. This style will also keep the scarf close to your neck and provide some extra warmth for cold weather. Use this technique with a gray and cream plaid blanket scarf. Complete the look with a dark gray longline coat, an oversized light gray sweater, black leather leggings, and some black pointy-toed heels. Wrap a long blanket scarf around your neck once, bring the ends to the front. Loosen the loop around your neck and tuck both ends through it. Straighten up the ends for a clean, layered finished product. Use this technique on a red patterned scarf and add a white long-sleeved shirt, a tan bomber jacket, black slim-fit pants, and black ankle boots.
A: Drape the scarf around your neck for an easy, stylish look. Wrap your scarf handkerchief-style for a casual look. Wear your blanket scarf shawl-style for extra comfort and warmth. Toss one end over your shoulder for a classic winter look. Tuck the ends into the neck of the scarf for a simple, neat look.

Q: You'll need to know exactly how many credits you still need, so you can be sure to enroll in the right type of program. Contact your former high school and request a copy. Every state offers a variety of high school completion programs suitable for adults. Do an online search and check with local community colleges to find a program that meets your needs. In most cases, adult high school diploma programs are free. You may need to fill out an application before the stated deadline in order to make sure you can attend the classes you want to attend. When you enroll, you will probably be set up with an advisor, who can look through your transcript and help you make sure you get the credits you need. Each program has requirements that differ slightly according to state law. Work with your advisor to lay out a plan to complete all the credits you still need. Depending on how many years of high school you previously completed, this could take just a few months or several years. Upon completing your program, passing your classes and meeting all the requirements, you'll be able to graduate with a high school diploma.
A: Get a copy of your high school transcript. Look for adult programs in your area. Enroll in a program. Complete the program requirements. Receive your diploma.

Q: Use a sharp carving knife to cut the meat into 12 inch (1.3cm)-thick slices. To ensure tender slices, remember to cut against the grain. Divide the chateaubriand slices among 4 serving plates. If you prefer to let your guests serve themselves, set the meat on a serving platter in the center of the table. Store leftover chateaubriand in an airtight container in the refrigerator for 3 to 5 days. Use a ladle to spoon sauce directly on the slices of meat. Do this just before you serve the meat, so the sauce stays warm. Fill a gravy boat or sauce dish with the rest of the bearnaise sauce and place it near the meat. Your guests can help themselves to more sauce, if they need it. Bearnaise sauce should be used soon after it's made. Avoid storing leftover sauce because it will separate and congeal.
A: Slice the chateaubriand. Plate the slices of meat. Spoon the bearnaise sauce over the meat. Set out a bowl of bearnaise sauce on the table.

Q: Before you darken the leather, you need to remove dust and dirt or it will get trapped in the leather during the darkening process. Use a vacuum attachment or a brush to remove any excess dust on the leather. Put the dish soap into the rag and run it under the faucet. Agitate the rag so that suds start to form, then wring the rag out. You want the rag to be damp, not wet. Wipe over the leather in small, circular motions. Continue working over the leather until you've wiped down the entire thing.This should remove any dirt buildup. Wipe away any traces of the dish soap from the leather with a damp cloth or rag. Let the leather air dry before applying any oils, polishes, or dyes. To prevent cracking, dry the leather out of direct sunlight. When your leather dries, it's ready to be darkened.
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Vacuum or dust the leather. Put a drop of mild dish soap into a damp rag. Wipe the leather down with a mild dish soap and water. Wipe the leather down with a damp rag. Let the leather air dry.