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Use your best judgement on length. Don't do it all the way to the edges thoughleave a gap. Then press hard on the V shape until it's flat. Don't worry if it's too tight. You can still adjust it. Now you can use that for your lip or nose/mouth/eyebrow/etc.

summary: Cut a pipe cleaner to whatever length, depending on your lip. Strip the fur off the pipecleaner. Wrap the fur-cleaned pipe cleaner around your finger (any finger). Bend the unbent piece of the wire into a V shape. Shape the little pipe cleaner so that it fits your lip perfectly and won't fall off. All done!

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Male and female cockatiels look identical when young. After approximately six to nine months, the bird will molt for the first time and grow a new coat of plumage, typically more colorful and with more variation between the sexes. A dull coat or faded colors can be a sign of poor nutrition, although sometimes it just takes a couple molts for the full, bright adult plumage to develop. Do not provide a nest-box for juvenile birds, as this can stimulate over-early egg-laying or breeding, which harms the female. Normal grey cockatiels without mutations have grey bodies with a yellow head and orange cheek circles. These can be identified using the steps below. If your cockatiel doesn't match these descriptions, its ancestors have been bred for unusual plumage, and you have a bigger challenge ahead of you. A few identifying characteristics for these breeds are mentioned below, but you will often have to rely on behavioral cues. In normal grey cockatiel breeds, adult females (and all juveniles) have markings on the underside of the tail feathers. These are often horizontal stripes alternating grey/dark grey or white/grey or yellow/grey, but some females have dots or irregular patterning on a grey background. If you don't see any, hold the cockatiel up so its tail is in front of a bright light and examine closely. If you still don't see any markings, the cockatiel is probably a male. Lutino breeds, or pale yellow and pale white birds that still have cheek circles, can be identified by the female's yellow spots under the wings and yellow marks under the tail. You may need to use a bright light in order to see these. In normal grey cockatiel breeds, the male typically has more striking facial feathers, with vivid orange spots standing out from a bright yellow face. The female face has lighter orange spots, generally on a more muted yellow or grey backdrop. In some breeds, only the males develop a yellow face after molting, while the female keeps her juvenile grey or brownish face. Cockatiels with the white face mutation but non-white bodies sometimes have males with no cheek spots at all, and females with faint cheek spots that match the body plumage. Cockatiel breeds with grey body plumage tend to include darker grey plumage on males, and lighter grey on females. This is one of the less reliable methods, but it may help confirm suspicions raised by earlier tests. Breeds with non-grey body plumage are rarely identifiable this way. In some breeds, the female also has faint yellow spots on the underside of the wings. In pearled cockatiels, which have white dots on a non-white body, the male loses these "pearls" after the first molt, while the female keeps them. The last test that relies on physical anatomy should only be done by a veterinarian. Inexperienced people could seriously hurt the cockatiel during the attempt, and are unlikely to be able to tell the difference anyway. Ask the veterinarian to sex your cockatiel, and he will probably examine the shape of the pelvic bones, which tend to be wider in the female. Even this is not a completely reliable method, as there is a great deal of variation between individuals. The older a cockatiel is, the more likely this method is to work, especially if the bird belonged to a breeder as an adult and may have laid an egg in the past. If you want to be completely certain, ask for a DNA test.

summary: Wait until the bird gets its adult plumage. Check whether your cockatiel has standard plumage. Examine the tail closely. Compare the faces. Compare the body plumage. Take the cockatiel to a veterinarian.

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Treat your new business like a real job and set working hours for yourself. Depending on where you are in your business, everyone will have a different daily to-do list. In general, reach out to new prospective customers and existing customers, post on social media, and build your contact list every day. Getting started in network marketing is the hardest part. Keep your goals in mind while you work. Have information about your product and program on hand and be able to answer questions. Be able to tell prospective customers what is different about your product and what makes it worth the investment. Always tell your customers how much you appreciate their business. Keep existing customers in the loop by providing information about new products at least once a month. Return all calls and emails within 24 hours. Create a calendar for posting consistently on social media. Set a time every week to review your business plan, look at what is working and what isn't, and evaluate what needs to change. Consistency and professionalism are 2 keys to being successful in business. You don't need to spend a lot of money to advertise effectively. Use word-of-mouth and depend on your customers to tell their friends and family about your product. Have a website and active social media pages for your business. You can promote your business and direct new customers to your website through Facebook groups and MLM forums. Always have business cards on hand to give out or leave around town. You can leave business cards or a small promotional poster in local coffee shops, libraries, and apartment lobbies. Be sure to ask for permission before posting anything. If you have the budget, try promoting your business through paid social media ads. Social media can be a powerful tool for selling and recruiting. Join local, national, and global groups to network with people around the world and find potential customers and recruits. Use your own pages to advertise your business. Create a mailing list for interested customers. You can use a mailing list to keep your customers up to date on new products and promotions. Many network marketing companies rely on parties to make sales and recruit new distributors. Come up with fun themes and throw parties that you would want to attend. Offer prizes, play games, and make food and drinks. Having fun with your business is an easy way to stay enthusiastic about what you are doing. If you start bringing in enough money to make ends meet and then some, look at what parts of your business could be improved. For example, you might be able to invest in some new products, increase your advertising budget, or attend an event. Always make sure your needs are met first before you spend more money on your business. You can attract new recruits and motivate existing distributors in your group by offering prizes like money, recognition, products, and even travel. Be clear about what achievements your members need to reach to be eligible for these prizes. Only offer what you can afford to give. There don't have to be big prizes when you're first getting started. For example, you can offer $20 worth of product to your top seller.
summary: Work every day. Provide excellent customer service. Stay consistent with your business activities. Advertise your new business broadly. Harness the power of social media to attract new customers. Have fun with your business. Invest some of your profits back into your business. Recruit new members to your group by offering incentives.