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A standard household vacuum cleaner may not have the reach or flexibility you need to get down into narrow crevices of your car's interior. Your best bet is to use a high powered wet/dry vacuum with an extendable hose. One of these vacuums will give you all the suction you need while also being more maneuverable. Consider purchasing a dedicated car vacuum, which is designed to fit easily into hard-to-reach spots inside automobiles. An extension cord may come in handy for helping you reach your vehicle with the vacuum if there's not an outlet nearby. Leaving the doors open while you vacuum will provide convenient access to every part of the car's interior. Otherwise, you'll have no choice but to repeatedly open and close various doors to be able to get to different areas of the car. With the doors open, you'll be able to pull the vacuum straight through rather than being forced to circle around the car. Opening the doors also creates ventilation, which will help air out stale, musty odors.

summary: Choose the best type of vacuum for the job. Open all of the vehicle's doors.

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. Take stock of your current exercise regimen. If you are exercising little, you have a lot of options to explore as you become more healthy. If you are already exercising, think about how you might want to add to the activities you already do. You might want to start a new exercise class to inspire you to exercise more. A half hour of moderate exercise six days a week is all it takes to start making a difference if you're exercising little. Keep in mind that you also don't have to do it all at once -- ten minutes here and twenty there will work just as well. Don't do the same thing every day (unless you love it). Walk one day, take a yoga class another, and try new activities. Check with your local gym or YMCA for their schedules and amenities. If you try and do a new activity every week or so, you might find your new favorite exercise routine. If you want to be a health nut, you need to be doing serious exercise, and moderate walks are not going to be enough. Think about what sports or kinds of training you might enjoy. You will need to do these activities most days and at a rate that allows your heart rate to stay elevated for 20-30 minutes at a time. You should also mix them up with some weight training. Some good options for cardiovascular exercise might be: Swimming Tennis Cross-training in a gym Boot-camp style exercise course

summary: Exercise regularly Start your new exercise program. Make your exercise program fun. Ramp up your exercise.

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Upon graduation you must become licensed in order to practice pharmacy. The North American Pharmacist Licensure Exam (NAPLEX) is a standardized exam used throughout the United States to test pharmacy school graduates on their knowledge of pharmacology. Each state also has specific tests required to practice pharmacy within that state. You can learn more about state specific licensure through the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy. In some cases, you may want to further your education to become a specialized pharmacist. For example, if you want to become a clinical pharmacist, you must complete a pharmacy residency and a BPS (Board of Pharmacy Specialties) certification. A pharmacy residency is two years long. The first year consists of generalized training and the second year is specialized training. Specialities are not required. Once you are a fully licensed pharmacist, you can begin looking for a job. Search for job openings online with sites like www.indeed.com. Talk to any connections that you made through shadowing, pharmacy school, or residency. Your first job as a pharmacist may not be exactly what you are looking for. You may have to work odd hours and a pharmacy that is not your first choice. Don't expect to "move up the ladder" quickly. Be a hard worker and you will eventually move up. Even entry level pharmacists make good money. The average entry level pharmacist makes $75,000. Keep in mind that this amount depends on the location of your job. There is a lot more to owning your own pharmacy than just pharmaceuticals. There are a lot of startup costs. You will need to know or hire someone who has a business background to handle the marketing and accounting. However, the payoff could be worth it. You will be your own boss, set your own work hours, and potentially make more money.
summary: Get licensed. Become a specialist. Apply for jobs. Open your own pharmacy.