The Pandora app is available for free from the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store. You'll need to be signed in with your free account in order to access your bookmarks. Tap "Sign Up" and follow the prompts to create a new account if you don't have one. See Make a Pandora Account for more detailed instructions. You can create bookmarks from any artist or track: Tap the album art for the song that is currently playing. Tap the "..." or "" button. Select "Bookmark" to create a bookmark. If you're currently playing a song, tap the "<" button in the upper-right corner. Tap the "" button and then select "Profile." On the iPad, just tap the silhouette button in the lower-right corner of the screen. This will display all of your saved bookmarks. You can also tap "Likes" to see the songs that you've given a thumbs up for. Pandora considers Likes and Bookmarks to be the same, even though they're categorized differently. This will show more details, and allow you to quickly view the artist's page. After a moment, the "Delete" button will appear. Tap this button to remove the bookmark.
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One-sentence summary -- Install the Pandora app on your mobile device. Sign into the Pandora app with your Pandora account. Create some bookmarks. Open your Profile screen. Tap the "Bookmarks" button. Tap a bookmark to open it. Press and hold a bookmark to delete it.

A wide, padded clothes hanger is the best option for minimizing wrinkles and stretch. Avoid using clothes pegs, which cause a great deal of stress to a small area. Direct sunlight can fade the leather's color or cause spotty discoloration. Heat can cause dryness and cracking, so store the jacket in a cool location away from heating vents and other heat sources. Leather will last longer if exposed to dry air, especially a light draft. Never store leather inside a plastic bag or underneath plastic sheeting. When storing leather in a bag temporarily, open the bag whenever convenient to expose it to the air. Storing your jacket inside a closet is fine, unless the closet is unusually hot or damp. Leather can absorb insecticides. If this occurs, it may not be possible to remove the smell, or even the toxin, from the jacket. In addition, mothballs and similar home pesticides are most effective in small containers, which are not ideal homes for leather.
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One-sentence summary -- Hang on a padded clothes hanger. Keep away from direct sunlight and heat. Make sure the leather can "breathe." Keep leather away from pesticides.

In order to let your prospective employer know your distinctive value, you should first have a good grasp of the basics i.e. understanding your own value. You should do a small self-analysing session prior to actually starting to draft your value proposition letter. This pertains to the job title or titles you held while working with different employers. Expand further to describe the duties associated with each title. If you had been a project manager, your duties might have included initiating, planning, implementing and monitoring the project, supervising the project management team, coordinating with stakeholders etc. After listing your previous job titles with duties, start recording your accomplishments i.e. the achievements that set you apart from others at workplace. This is all about answering the following questions (in reference to the account executive job title): Were your customers satisfied with the value your products and services rendered? Did you consistently win more business from the same clients? Did your clients communicate their satisfaction to other companies? Did they recommend you to others for more business? Upon achieving, were you entrusted to oversee more important clients? This means writing down all those projects that you either lead or you worked on in the capacity of a team member. Ask yourself questions like: What key projects were you entrusted with that contributed to company's growth? Did you complete the projects on time and within budget? Did you efficiently manage the projects? Did you perform in a leading capacity and supervise other project team members? This point talks about the valuable soft skills you demonstrated in relation to working with others at the organization. Here you can think about: Were you in a capacity to work effectively with people from all areas of expertise? Did they like working with you? What might have happened to the project if you were not a part of the team? Did you share ideas and solve problems by working with others? Was there a significant degree of cooperation? This involves thinking about what you learnt and what led you to discover more about yourself and your abilities. There could be moments which enabled you to realize something new about yourself. For example: You might have hesitated to work on creating reports in Excel, however, with a self-learning approach you devoted 30 minutes every day and realized that you could actually create appealing graphical reports to present to management. Recognition is primarily meant to reinforce your accomplishments. This could range from a simple reference email praising work you did or a certificate to acknowledge the value you added. You can ask yourself questions like: Were employers pleased with your work and were willing to give you more challenging assignments as a result? What formal recognition have you received in regard to a job well done?
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One-sentence summary -- Be aware of the importance of doing a self-evaluation. List roles you have filled. Record your accomplishments. Write down projects you have worked on. Think about how you have interacted with others in past employment experiences. Consider what you have learned from your past employment experiences. Think about recognition you have received.

Falling is part of the sport so it's natural that this will happen. Falling with the right technique will keep you from getting injured. The first thing you should do is practice falling. To fall properly, do the following when you feel yourself losing your balance: If you anticipate needing to fall, bend your knees and squat into a dip position. Fall sideways, leaning forward, and place your hands on your lap. As soon as you fall, roll over onto your hands and knees. One at a time, place your feet between your hands. Then, gently push yourself back up. Once you're comfortable skating around the rink doing swizzles, gliding, and stroking, you need to know how to stop. Stand together with your feet together. Push your feet apart while skating and stick one skate out sideways. This will push some frost off of the ice and cause your body to come to a stop. The motion is similar to skiing. Gliding is a form of marching on the ice that will help you transition into skating. March forward two steps and let your body glide forward slightly. Do this until you feel comfortable with it. Then, begin picking up one foot as you glide. In figure skating, you alternate between lifting one foot and another. Gliding helps you become comfortable with that feeling. Stroking is the same as gliding except you extend the motion longer. After marching, lift one foot as you glide, set that foot down, and lift the other. This is the foundation for basic skating. Repeat the process until you feel comfortable. After getting yourself gliding, place your heels together. Then, slide your feet apart. After this, point your toes together. Repeat this motion, leaving a trail in the ice that resembles an hourglass. Swizzles help you go through the general motions of skating but keep your feet on the ice. Keep practicing swizzles until you feel completely comfortable with the move. Eventually, you can start lifting your skates off the ice in alternating patterns as you skate.
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Practice falling. Learn to stop. Do some basic gliding. Try stroking. Do swizzles.