Q: Make sure your hair is dry and smooth. Apply a heat protector product to your hair. Section your hair so the top layer is pulled away from the hair underneath by using hair clips or hair ties. You can actually use a flat iron to lightly curl your hair into beachy waves. Start at the top of a 1 inch (2.5cm) strand and work the straightener down to the end. While you are pulling the straightener down, twist the straightener around the hair (not the hair around the straightener). Be sure to set your straightener to the right temperature for your hair texture and type. For thin hair, aim for a temperature below 300F (149C). Normal hair can be ironed at a temperature of 300 to 380F (149 to 193C). If your hair is thick or coarse, set the straightener to 400F (204C). Take a large, 2in (5.1cm) section of hair. Clamp the curling iron at the bottom of the section and roll it up to the root. Leave it in place for 10 seconds then release. The smaller the section and the longer you leave in the curling iron, the tighter the curls will be. If you are trying to achieve surfer waves, use large sections of hair and only leave the iron in for 10 seconds or less. Take a curling wand and wrap it around a 1 inch (2.5cm) section of hair. Make sure the wand is pointed down toward the floor. The larger the wand, the longer you leave the hair around it, and the size of the section of hair, will determine how tight the curls are. Curling wands work great for long or short hair. When you are finished with your hair, run your fingers through any sections that are too curly. You can break up the curls so they look more like beach waves instead of tight curls. Brushing your hair can cause it to become fluffy or frizzy. When you like how your hair looks, apply hairspray to hold your beach waves in place. Hair spray comes in various strengths. The finer and flatter your hair is naturally, the stronger hold of hairspray you should use.
A: Prepare your hair. Use a flat iron for loose and smooth waves. Use a barrel iron for loose curls. Use a curling wand for light waves. Run your fingers through your hair. Apply hairspray to set your style.

Q: Add a gentle laundry detergent to the machine, choose cold as the water temperature, and begin running the gentle or delicate cycle. When the machine is about three-quarters of the way filled with water, add the shoes and close the lid. Once the washing machine has completely finished its cycle, it's time to remove the shoes from the machine. Place them in an area that is away from direct sun, heat, or air vents. Allow to dry overnight.
A: Wash in a washing machine on the gentle cycle. Air dry the shoes.

Q: You can find this option all the way to the right of the top toolbar. It's at the bottom of the drop-down menu and it will open a new window. You can find it third from the left of the top of the menu. " " Type their names under "Address of website." " " Do this instead of setting the slider to "Medium" and then click "Sites," enter the websites you'd like to manage, click "Allow," and then click "OK" twice.
A: Open your Internet Explorer browser. Click on the Tools popup-menu. Click on the Internet Options item in the menu. Click on the Privacy tab. Decide whether you want to have automatic cookie handling or if you want to restrict your cookies to selective sites. If you want to have automatic cookie handling, set the slider to "Medium. Click "Sites. Enter the address of the websites that you'd like to manage. Click "Allow". Click "OK. Click "OK. If you'd like to restrict your cookie handling to selective sites, repeat the process above, but set the slider to "High".

Q: Associate systems engineer will probably be your first job title. Search online for openings and check the websites of companies in your industry. Become a member of the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) to access job postings and networking and professional development opportunities: http://www.incose.org/about/Membership. Look for open positions where you've interned. Your connections at those companies could give you a better chance of landing a job. Your resume needs to show how you've developed the skills listed in a specific opening's job description. A section that lists your skills and program proficiencies is helpful. However, you'll want to include concise examples in your resume's experience section that explain how you've developed and applied those skills. Include action words in your descriptions. For instance, write that as a software engineer you "Designed, implemented, and monitored booking and accounting software," or "Improved processing performance by optimizing database applications." If you're in school, get help crafting your resume from your department and the office of career services. Whether or not you're still in school, have someone with engineering experience read your resume, like a former professor or supervisor. When you get a call for an interview, start researching the immediately. Learn about its history and values, how they fit into the industry at large, and how they manufacture a product or develop software. Look for specific things that you could improve or contributions you could make. Think about how you could streamline a manufacturing process or efficiently lead a team. Attention to detail, leadership, confidence, and the ability to see the big picture are key traits of a good systems engineer. A resume alone won't translate these qualities. During your interview, you have to convey that you can identify a problem, lead a group of diverse people to design a solution, foresee the best ways of implementing the solution, and correct any problems that arise. When you practice for your interview, prepare responses to potential questions that detail how you've handled obstacles, managed a team, and engaged a range of engineering fields.
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Search for associate systems engineer openings. Tailor your resume to each job application. Research a company thoroughly before an interview. Stress your desirable personal characteristics during an interview.