Q: To engage your employees, you need to first empower them by allowing them to make decisions, much like a partner in your business. This could be giving certain approvals, leading small meetings or setting up sessions without asking for sign off from management. As a manager, you will need to present certain guidelines around this, of course. But this will enable employees to be a part of the management process, so you can make joint decisions together. Treating each employee as a valuable member of the team will motivate them to put forth their best effort on a consistent basis. For example, to discuss how to increase sales for exceeding quarterly targets, you can organize a session where employees team-up to present possible solutions and ideas to improve sales. The manager of the sales department can act as a facilitator to keep the discussion on track. This way, your employees get a chance to bring their unique voice to solving business problems. This will make them feel that you value their involvement and contribution to a high level discussion and allow them to illustrate their expertise and talent. This will show them in a tangible way that their contributions and support matters to the company's growth and that as a manager you take their ideas seriously. Just as you notice what your employees do and say, your employees will notice whether or not you keep your promises and care about their ideas. Employees will be more committed to you and the company when they see you live up to your promises. So keep your promises to your employees, even if they seem small or minor. For example, if an employee approaches you for guidance or support while you're busy, and you promise to get back to them when you have a free moment, follow through and help the employee at a later date. If you forget and the employee reminds you of your promise, but you make an excuse that you are too busy or you just don't have the time, this could affect the employee's morale and level of trust and respect for you.
A: Let your employees make small decisions. Encourage your employees to contribute solutions and ideas for any company issues and problems. Involve your employees in different assignments, tasks, and projects. If possible, implement your employees' ideas. Only make promises you can keep.

Q: Rub a sample of the suspected gold or pyrite on an unglazed ceramic tile. A colored streak will be left behind similar to a pencil mark. Fool's gold or pyrite will leave behind a greyish streak. Real gold will leave a shiny golden streak. Determine the weight and volume of your sample. Use a digital scale to weigh the sample and record the mass in grams. Place the sample in a graduated container filled with water to determine the volume of displaced water. The volume the water level rises will indicate the volume of your sample (1 milliliter is equal to 1 cubic centimeter). Divide the mass by the volume. Pyrite has a density of 4.8-5 grams per cubic centimeter Pure gold has a density of 19.3 grams per cubic centimeter. The hardness of a mineral can be determined by its ability to scratch or be scratched by an object. Try to scratch a copper penny with your suspected gold. Real gold will not scratch a penny and can be scratched by the penny. Fool's gold or pyrite will scratch a penny and cannot be scratched by the penny.
A: Perform a streak test. Test the density of the sample. Do a scratch test.

Q: This is especially true for things like lipstick and eyeliner that can transfer bacteria into your body through your mouth or eyes. Applying makeup with the same brush over and over again can cause bacteria to grow, which can lead to infections. Cosmetics can also degrade and go bad over time, especially once they're open. Depending on your eyeliner, you should probably use it within three to six months.
A: Avoid sharing beauty products. Only use new cosmetics. Finished.

Q: You will be cutting the roll to create oval circles that will be joined together to create a flower shape. Generally you can cut approximately six circles from one roll so determine the project size when gathering rolls. You will need to temporarily hold your rings together while the glue dries so procuring approximately four to six clips is a good idea. You don't want jagged or ripped edges, so go for the super sharp pair (or sewing scissors). The Tacky Glue will be used to glue the rolls together. Once the sculpture has dried you will spray the entire piece with spray paint so select a color that will compliment your decor.
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Collect enough toilet paper rolls to create your design. Rummage around for hair pins or small clips. Grab a pair of extremely sharp scissors. Purchase spray paint and Tacky Glue to hold and cover your piece.