Q: Turtlenecks frame your face, and you can make the most out of this effect by wearing long hair in a bun. Opt for a sleek, smooth bun for dressier occasions. Try a messy bun for a more casual style. A thick, cable-knit turtleneck and a couple of days' worth of beard growth gives off a rugged, casual vibe. A slightly disheveled beard is the masculine version of a messy bun, so don't be afraid to rock the stubble! The focus is already around your neck, so you don't want to wrap your scarf too tightly, but a loosely draped scarf can be the perfect accompaniment to a turtleneck sweater. Tie a silk scarf around your neck when the weather is mild. Choose a heavy scarf for an extra layer of warmth in very cold weather. Pair a black-and-white striped turtleneck with a scarf for a Parisian look. Long necklaces have the effect of elongating your body. This is especially helpful if you have a round face and you're concerned a turtleneck makes it look rounder. Since a turtleneck is already all about showing off your face, it's the perfect time to show off a pair of dramatic statement earrings. Longer earrings look great when worn with a turtleneck sweater. If you don't have your ears pierced, you can wear a fun pair of clip-on earrings. A crossbody bag helps break up the appearance of your sweater, which can have a flattering effect. For the best results, look for a bag with an embellished strap, like one made from chain. Brooches aren't worn as commonly as they used to be, but they're a pretty way to add sparkle to your look. If you have a brooch you never wear, try incorporating into your outfit the next time you wear a turtleneck.
A: Wear your hair up if you have long hair. Wear a scruffy beard with your turtleneck if you have facial hair. Wear a scarf with your turtleneck. Choose a long necklace to wear with your turtleneck. Opt for statement earrings for a glamorous look. Toss on a cross-body bag for an easy, practical accessory. Pin a brooch to your turtleneck for a classic, elegant accessory.

Q: Push the spring forward slightly and lift it away from the barrel. The spring is under pressure, so be careful when removing it. Hold the barrel by the extruding lugs. Lift the barrel while pushing forward slightly. Raise and pull the barrel out of the slide. Once the Glock has been disassembled, you can proceed to clean the gun. You do not need to disassemble the Glock any further than this to properly clean and maintain it. Once you are finished cleaning, you can reassemble the gun by reversing the above steps. You will not need to hold the slide lock down when putting the slide back on the receiver.
A: Remove the spring. Pull the barrel out of the slide. Clean the gun. Reassemble the gun.

Q: Guide the tip of the tool under the string at the edge of the square, then up and out through the other side. Keep sliding it until the crook of the latch hook is nearly level with the square, but don't let the yarn go through. Be careful to only insert the latch hook through one square at a time. Leave about an inch of space around the edge of the canvas in case you decide to mount your handiwork later. If you make a mistake, work the latch hook out of the square and start over. This will place the strand in the correct position for knotting. It will also get them out of the way so you can concentrate on threading the latch hook. Pinch the loose ends firmly to hold them together. If they come apart, they may end up being two different lengths once the strand has been knotted. To complete the knot, all you have to do is go back out the way you came. As you withdraw the tool, the swinging latch will gather up the loose ends of the yarn, pulling them under the section that's anchored to the canvas. It's that easy! Repeat this process as many times as desired to cover your canvas with a dazzling, multicolored fringe. Each time you complete a strand, pause and give the loose ends a quick tug. This will both secure the knot and make the looped section less visible. Latch hook loops aren't as tight as hand-tied knots, which means they're more likely to come undone if they're not properly cinched. Be careful not to pull on the knot too forcefully, or you could stretch out the canvas and leave it looking misshapen.
A: Thread the latch hook through one of the squares in the canvas. Draw the ends of the yarn to one side. Pull the latch hook back out through the hole. Tighten the knot by hand.

Q: Just as good leaders lead by example, you can learn from the leaders around you. Try to understand their acts and attitude that makes people willing to follow them. Doing so will teach you important lessons that would probably have been learned the hard way. Choose a leader in your daily life, or a famous leader you know of. For example, you could choose a successful businessman like Steve Jobs or Bill Gates. Examine their life stories to see what they did in similar situations. Think about famous leaders you read about in college. Who did you identify with the most? Note that leadership and popularity are not synonymous: leader inspire and managers direct. Observe the leader and try to understand what makes people follow them. You need to develop yourself as a leader, even if you are born with a strong personality or knack for leading. One way to do this is to choose a role model from your daily life and Ask someone if they would be your mentor. This way you can ask them for advice. You might ask a mentor for advice about learning, growing in your position, and so on. It can benefit you to have multiple mentors. Leaders don't fit into a specific mold, so more experiences, observations, and interactions are beneficial. Do what your mentor does and go to them for advice when you encounter situations that you don't know how to handle. If you are a supervisor in a corporation, you might select a manager one step above you to be your mentor. Leaders step up to the bar without being asked. Be willing to take justifiable risks before you ask others to take the risk. A leader should be ready shoulder the blame for mistakes and defer the credit for victories to others.
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Choose positive examples to study. Learn from a mentor. Be responsible.