A man kneels next to a pile of wood stacked together and holds objects in front of the camera. he

OPTIONS:
- powders his hands with hockey sugar, then pours and demonstrates how to use the powder for a fire.
- shows a stack of wood shakers and explains all the different technology he will be using when preparing a wood fire.
- begins to fashion a toy airplane out of wood twigs and tied together.
- lights a match using the objects and blows onto the stick and puts into the pile.

lights a match using the objects and blows onto the stick and puts into the pile.

How to write a resume for an advertising job
Research the job and the advertising agency where you plan to submit your resume.
Look closely at the type of advertising they focus on, the companies they work for and the brands they produce. Note any similarities with your past work.

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- Here are some reasons that you might be fired from your previous job. Most companies now offer unpaid interns.
- Review your resume several days prior to arriving at the job to make sure everything is laying out the way you want it to. You want to make sure there's nothing in your past work experience that annoys or undermines you.
- Choose 3 to 6 jobs that will tailor your resume to this job. A resume does not need to be an exhaustive list of your past jobs, but rather, each job should directly support your claim to have enough accomplishments to be a good candidate.
- Research the agency's ranking in your field. Go to a google search engine and type in the name of the agency you plan to apply to.

Choose 3 to 6 jobs that will tailor your resume to this job. A resume does not need to be an exhaustive list of your past jobs, but rather, each job should directly support your claim to have enough accomplishments to be a good candidate.

How to use the internet
Use email.
Email is a lot like regular mail and you can use it in many of the same ways. You'll need to sign up with an email service in order to get an address, though.

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- Many email services are free and good ones include gmail and outlook.com. When you go to check your email, you will go to the website for the service you signed up with and only the service you signed up with in order to read your mail.
- You can sign up for email by simply typing in an email address you already have. ( you can also do something like log in and enter your password without the lettering if you prefer.
- When you click the link, the website will give you the option to send the email. Most addresses allow for your email to go through to them.
- You can only use email for business or a group project. They often charge some for having your email.

Many email services are free and good ones include gmail and outlook.com. When you go to check your email, you will go to the website for the service you signed up with and only the service you signed up with in order to read your mail.

How to improve video streaming
Limit the number of ongoing tasks for the streaming item.
This simply means ensuring that you aren't downloading programs or keeping unnecessary programs (or even tabs in your browser) open while streaming.
For example, you should close any background programs (e.g., skype, steam, web browsers, etc.

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- ) just to be sure that only videos in those programs can be shared. If you're using multiple programs, simply limit the number of ongoing tasks for each one.
- ) on high-definition screens such as a smartphone or tablet. Increase the number of open tabs in your browser.
- ) that you aren't explicitly using while streaming video. If your computer, phone, or console is currently downloading items, consider waiting for the downloads to finish (or pausing them) while streaming.
- ) after the last client client launch date and hit alt and a. Determine if video streaming works best for your streaming device.
) that you aren't explicitly using while streaming video. If your computer, phone, or console is currently downloading items, consider waiting for the downloads to finish (or pausing them) while streaming.