Q: When you're starting your restaurant career, be open to any position that comes your way. Look for jobs in local restaurants, then send them your application, cover letter, and resume. Send out several applications at once to increase your chances of getting a job. You might start as a kitchen assistant or garde manger, which is the person who prepares appetizers, soups, and cold dishes. The next step up is line cook, then sous chef, which is the position directly under the head chef. Finally, you might become the head chef of a restaurant. If you've previously worked in a kitchen, you'll likely be able to get a better job than someone who's just starting out. Connections might help you move up the career ladder faster. Talk to other chefs, meet restaurant owners, and attend industry events to interact with others in your field. This will help you build relationships with people who might help your career. When you're at an event with served food, ask to talk to the chef. Talk to the people you meet during trainings. Don't expect to spend your entire career at the same restaurant. Instead, you'll probably have to switch restaurants to continue your rise up the career ladder. Be on the constant lookout for new positions, and apply for jobs that will help you reach your goal of becoming a chef. For instance, if you're currently working as a line cook, apply for sous chef jobs at other local restaurants. A sous chef works directly under a head chef, which helps you build your skills and your resume. Look for a job as a sous chef after you become a line cook. Plan to work in this position for at least 1-3 years before you rise up to a head chef position. Typically, you'll already have the knowledge and skills necessary to be a chef when you take a sous chef position. However, you might not have the kitchen experience and level of expertise to be a head chef yet, which you'll get as a sous chef. After you've reached the position of sous chef, look for opportunities to become head chef. Keep track of restaurant openings and the career paths of the head chefs in your area. Network to meet potential job contacts who might help you get your own kitchen. When a job opens up, reach out to the restaurant owner or hiring manager and offer to show them your skills. It might take several years for you to become a head chef. Making friends in the restaurant industry is the best way to get your work noticed. Be nice to everyone you meet because you never know who could help you get to your ultimate goal of being a chef.
A: Apply for entry-level kitchen positions at local restaurants. Network with other chefs and restaurant owners to build connections. Move restaurants to build your skills and get better positions. Take a job as a sous chef to learn the skills to be a head chef. Rise to the position of head chef when a position is available.

Q: Some high end scopes allow you to adjust a third variable in the scope: the parallax. Parallax is the movement of the target as it relates to the reticle in your field of vision when you move your eye away from the center of the eye piece. An issue with your parallax may cause the target and the reticle to appear to be on different optical planes. For many years, nearly all scopes came with an established and non-adjustable parallax because it is uncommon to need to adjust it and fairly difficult to understand. Under most circumstances, you will not need to adjust the parallax. To adjust the parallax (if you have the necessary knob) try the following: Look at the target through your scope and ensure the reticle is completely visible and clear. Move your head up, down and to either side as you adjust the parallax knob slightly. Continue to adjust the knob until the reticle no longer seems to move in relation to the target.
A: Adjust the parallax if need be.

Q: If he's seeing you, he likely has issues in his relationship. Bringing up these problems may help him realize that he needs to leave her. Ask him if things have changed to help him remember his issues. Here are some common marital problems: Disagreements over spending Not feeling appreciated Feeling like they're not "enough" for their partner They don't have anything in common anymore Lack of sex Needs not being met One of the most common reasons for a relationship to end is no longer having things in common. Point out your common goals, interests, and habits so he sees you're a good match for him. Additionally, spend your dates doing things you both enjoy so he feels good while he's with you. For example, invite him to go to a game if you share a favorite sports team, talk to him about what you see in your future if you have common goals, or ask him to do a shared hobby. Don't lie to try to get him to like you more. Otherwise, he'll eventually realize that you've been lying to him and will get upset. He may be cheating on his wife because he feels like she's not meeting his needs. Ask him what he wants from a relationship, then offer that to him if it's something you also want. This might entice him to pick you. As an example, let's say he wants to feel appreciated. You might say, "I always tell you how much you mean to me and thank you for what you do for me. I'll always do that for you." Similarly, he might say he needs someone who supports his goals and doesn't criticize him. You might say, "Remember how I supported your decision to change careers? I'll always support you." If he has children with his wife, he's likely afraid of losing them in a divorce. Additionally, he may fear that they'll be mad at him for leaving. It may help your chances if you can show him that he doesn't have to lose his kids. Ask friends who share child custody to talk to him about their experience. Try to be understanding about his fears. His children are a very important part of his life and likely mean the world to him. He needs to be able to have a healthy relationship with them. If you feel like you and your man are meant to be, you might feel justified in lying to get him to choose you. However, it's not healthy to build a relationship on lies, and he'll eventually figure out what's going on. Give him the choice to be with you or not. You deserve to be with a man who chooses your freely. For example, don't tell him you're pregnant or tell him you saw his wife cheating on him.
A: Remind him of the problems he has with his wife. Show him you have more in common with him than his wife does. Talk to him about his relationship needs and try to meet them. Introduce him to people who share child custody, if applicable. Don't try to manipulate him with lies because it'll backfire.

Q: Disenchant one of your items with Fortify Smithing, and equip the other one. You'll need to disenchant an item in order to gain knowledge of that enchantment; this is why you need two of each. You can use an Enchanter's Elixir for this. With a level 100 enchanting, plus an Enchanter's Elixir, your Smithing Enchantment will reach 28%. Wear all of your newly enchanted armor, drink your Blacksmith's Elixir, and craft all your weapons and armor. Blacksmith's Elixir only lasts 30 secs; the time runs even when you're crafting, so be mindful of the time limit. Go to the Grindstone and drink another Blacksmith's elixir, then upgrade your weapon until they are Legendary. This will boost your weapon's damage to around 50% or more. Use the Workbench if you think you've still got time before the Blacksmith Elixir expires. Immediately proceed to upgrading your armor to legendary, if not then take a Blacksmith's Elixir first. Like the weapon, your armor's defense will increase dramatically once it turns legendary. You'll probably kill almost anything in 1 hit or so. Of course, that would make the game a tad bit boring, but it's always useful for those difficult missions. Have fun!
A:
Go to any Enchantment lab. Enchant 1 piece of body armor, gloves, necklace, and ring with Fortify Smithing. Head for a blacksmith's forge. Upgrade your weapon to Legendary. Upgrade your armor to Legendary. Wear your new armor.