Q: This will make it easier to apply. Lay the leaf flat on the gilding cushion. The matte side with the backing should be face-up. Gently apply pressure with the blade of the knife to begin cutting. You should do this while you're waiting for the sizer to dry. Do this while the leaf is still laying flat on the cushion. A common way to do this is to carefully insert the knife between the leaf and the backing. Keep the tissue paper backing for burnishing the leaf in the application process. Alternatively, you can: Lay the leaf and backing on the surface of the object. The backing side should face you. Burnish the leaf with a brush or your fingers. Carefully pull the paper backing away. Blow on the gold leaf. This will encourage it to lay flat enough to work with. It will only stick to the tacky areas of the surface. If your sheets of leaf don't cover the entire width of the surface, you can arrange the pieces in a simple grid pattern. Don't worry if areas seem to overlap. You can remove those later. Lay the tissue paper backing on top of the leaf. Use your index finger to gently burnish the leaf and remove any air pockets. Keep the paper still to avoid tearing or scratching the leaf. Use a soft gilder's brush to make the leaf adhere to the object completely and smoothly. Move in a gentle back-and forth motion. The movement of the brush will remove the excess pieces of leaf. The object should look as if it's made of gold rather than covered in gold leaf. This includes holes or other places where the gold leaf didn't adhere. Apply small bits of leaf to cover them. Smooth and brush the new bits before moving to the final step. Apply an acrylic topcoat. The topcoat will protect the leaf from damage due to handling, dust, water and ultraviolet light. Allow the seal to dry for five hours. The top coat isn't necessary if you're gilding perishable items like food. This optional step will give the surface an antique look. Using a dry paintbrush, apply the glaze. Move in straight lines, going back and forth as you progress across the surface. Wipe off excess glaze with a soft dust cloth.
A: Cut the gold leaf into smaller pieces. Remove the leaf from the backing. Lay the gold leaf on the object. Smooth the leaf. Brush the leaf. Look for imperfections. Seal the gold leaf. Glaze the object.

Q: Performing a factory reset, or security wipe, will remove all of your personal information and reset the phone to the state it was in when it came out of the box. In the Security Settings menu, select Security Wipe. Check the boxes for each of the items that you want wiped from the phone. If you want to completely erase your information, ensure that all of the boxes are checked. To perform the wipe, you will need to enter the code. Type "blackberry" into the box and then select Wipe. Your BlackBerry will reset multiple times during the wipe process. Once the phone has rebooted, your data will be gone.
A: Open the Options on your home screen. Select Security Settings. Choose what you want erased. Enter the code. Wait for the phone to complete the wipe process.

Q: Try to play games like Bobo Fish, Memory Mix up,and Buzzer Beater because they will give you lots of stars. Also, if you get on the high score list or if you play a lot of games, you go up a level!
A: Play lots of games.

Q: You might find someone who is Mormon at an LDS college such as BYU in Provo, Utah, or BYU Idaho. If you don't go to one of these colleges, you can try to take a few classes or go to campus events to meet someone to potentially date. You can find an LDS church near you and attend a worship service. You might run into someone you like or see flyers with information on dances or other events you could attend to meet someone. Visit an online dating site specifically geared toward Mormons (such as LDS Singles and LDS Planet). Make sure to use a recent photo of you in modest clothing. If you are not Mormon make sure to clearly state that in your profile. Some areas (especially in the Western United States) have very large singles conferences. Sometimes people even come from miles away to attend them. These big events are a good way to meet people who are Mormon. You can visit your local chapter of the BYU Management Society to try to meet someone. You can look up information online to find the nearest chapter to you. There will be many married people at these events who could introduce you to someone they know or you might meet single people at the events too.
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Go to a Latter Day Saints (LDS) college. Attend an LDS church. Visit online dating sites. Go to an LDS Singles Conference. Check out the BYU Management Society.