Article: ". Don't add the city/state info. The name is good enough. It will display a list of filtered results as you type. Sometimes, when there is no business such as what was typed completely, you'll see a line called "Add (Business name)". Click the correct business. Then, click "Add Job" when you finish.
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Locate the box that's labeled "Work and Education". Click the "Edit" button at the top right of this box. Click the box that's initially labeled by "Where have you worked? Type the name of the business where you have worked. Click the "Edit" link to more clearly acknowledge the proper years you've worked at the business and define what you did, what awards you earned, etc. Click the "Done Editing" box at the top right hand corner of the Work and Education box as was originally labeled.
Article: Refer to the space station appearances chart you found in the last section. It should have a column labeled with one of the following: "where to look," "appears," "azimuth," or "Az." Look at the contents of this column to find out the general area of the sky the space station will appear in: Look N(orth), E(ast), S(outh), or W(est) according to the letter or word listed in that column. The chart may give you a more specific instruction between one of these four directions. For instance, NW (northwest) means halfway between North and West. NNW (north-northwest) means halfway between North and Northwest. Read about using a compass if you are not sure how to find a direction. The same chart should have a column labeled "altitude," with numbers listed below as "degrees" (or the degree symbol, ). Astronomers divide the sky into many segments called degrees, so they can refer to a specific position in the sky. A position of 0 is at the horizon, 90 is directly above your head, and 45 is exactly in between 0 and 90. To find rough positions in between these numbers, extend your arm fully in front of you and close your hand into a fist. The distance from the horizon to the top of your first is roughly 10. If you are looking for 20, for example, place your fist just above the horizon, then place your other fist on top of the first. The point above your second fist is about 20. Keep alternating fists to find positions at higher degrees. It may seem strange that the space station suddenly "appears" in the middle of the sky, instead of coming around the horizon. This can happen because the space station is only visible when light from the sun is reflecting off it. When the space station moves out of the earth's shadow, it suddenly becomes visible. It may also not be visible near sunrise or sunset until it has moved high enough in the sky to escape the bright background of the sun's glow. At the time specified on the star chart, look for the space station at the direction and height you found in the earlier steps. The space station usually looks like a moving dot or small, white or yellowish sphere. It does not blink or flash repeatedly, but if you're lucky, it might flare brighter for a moment as sunlight glints on an especially reflective surface. It will not have multi-colored lights. There will not be a contrail. Binoculars make it easier to see fainter objects. A 50mm binocular typically lets you see brightness up to +10 on the magnitude scale described in the previous section. However, it may be hard to find the space station with binoculars alone, since you can only see a small part of the sky through them. It's best to find the station with your naked eye, then lift binoculars to your eyes without looking away from the station. A telescope allows you to see even fainter objects, but it can be almost impossible to find the space station unless you have a way to precisely measure where the telescope is pointing. Use a similar strategy as described for binoculars, but pick a time when the station will be visible for several minutes if you are not experienced at using your telescope.
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Find the position of the space station on a satellite chart. Know how high to look. Look for the space station at this position. Use binoculars only if necessary.
Article: If you choose to eat pasta salad, then you should skip dessert. Alcohol lets down your inhibitions, and your body burns it before it burns fat and carbs. Alternatively, take 1 bite and tell the host that the dessert is delicious but that you are too stuffed to eat more.
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Eat a substantial snack or even a meal before an event to temper your appetite. Make only 1 trip to a buffet table. Pick your poison. Eat until you are satisfied but not stuffed. Drink alcohol only in moderation. Say that you're too full for dessert.