Article: A pixie cut can provide short straight hair with a lot of volume and movement. To achieve a voluminous pixie, keep the sides cropped, the top long, and add lots of layers throughout your short locks. The pixie is a versatile haircut. You can wear it slightly tousled, slicked backed, or with edgy spikes. The classic bob and its modern variations are chic, timeless, and flattering. These haircuts are easy to style and maintain. By opting for a short to  shoulder length haircut, you will reduce the weight of your hair, increasing your ability to add volume to your locks.  The severeness of the blunt bob creates the illusion of fullness and volume. When teased, the stacked bob adds movement and volume to fine, limp hair. A lob, or long bob, is ideal for fine, thin hair—it allows you to maintain some length while getting rid of stringy ends. As straight hair grows, the ends can appear stringy and unkept. To avoid this ragged look, opt for a long, blunt cut. A blunt cut will allow you to maintain your hair’s length while creating the illusion of full, thick hair.  If you prefer a less severe look, ask your stylist to add a few face-framing layers. Too many layers will cause fine, straight hair to look thin and stringy.
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Opt for a pixie cut. Try a bob. Cut your long hair bluntly.
Article: Leave for 4 minutes, then turn over and toast the other side for 4 minutes. Or, heat for as long as it takes to be browned on both sides.  Place the squares on each bread half. Leave about 1/2 inch (1.2cm) at the edge free of chocolate as it will melt into this area. Bake for 1 to 2 minutes or until the chocolate starts melting. It should have a glossy texture. Sprinkle a few small drops of olive oil onto each slice and season with a pinch of salt for each slice. If you don't like the thought of oil and salt on the chocolate, skip; however, it does bring out a great flavor, which is why this is a popular method. Enjoy with a hot chocolate and some fresh berries in a side bowl.
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Preheat the oven to 350ºF (180ºC). Place the crusty bread slices on a baking sheet. Place in the oven to toast. Cut the slices in half. Break the chocolate into squares. Put the chocolate covered bread back into the oven. Remove from the oven. Serve immediately.
Article: Depending on the school you attend, you may be able to major in biology, or a more specific field such as zoology, botany, or microbiology. Neither approach is necessarily better than the other; you can always choose an area of specialization later on in graduate school.  Choose a school based on personal, financial, and social needs. Bachelor’s degrees typically take about 4 years to complete. Making sure to acquire a broad background knowledge in science is important to becoming a biologist. Aside from obvious courses in biology, biochemistry, and related subjects, it is useful to study subjects including:  Chemistry Physics Statistics Computer Science Much work that biologists do involves reading and understanding the research publications of others, and writing articles. Writing courses will help you hone your linguistic and research skills. You can seek out writing-intensive science courses, elect to write a senior thesis on a biological subject, or look for courses that will give you opportunities to write, including:  English Comparative Literature History Philosophy Terms like “biology” and “zoology” are general terms that refer to the scientific study of living organisms and their environments. There are many subfields of biology that study a specific section of the living world or a specific group of organisms.  Most biologists develop expertise in one of these subfields. For example:  Cell biology (also called molecular biology) studies organism  function at the molecular and cellular level.  Ecology studies the nature, function, and development of whole ecosystems.  Wildlife biologists study animals within their environments or in relationship to humans.  Marine and freshwater aquatic biology studies water-based organisms and environments.  Marine mammal science studies organisms like whales, sea lions, and manatees.  Entomology studies insects, their development, roles in the environments, etc. Botany (also called plant biology or plant science) studies the nature of plants and their role in environments. As an undergraduate, you do not have to choose an area of specialization yet. However, if you are interested in a particular biological subfield, such as microbiology, marine biology, or botany, you can begin taking courses in that area. As an undergraduate, however, you should concentrate on getting a good general science background. Even as an undergraduate, there may be opportunities for you to participate in research. These can give you practical lab or field experience, a good sense of what life as a biologist is like, and a network of contacts.  Ask professors at your school if there are opportunities for you to assist in lab work or research projects. See if there are special undergraduate research programs offered at your school, during the academic year or summer. Consider completing a senior thesis or capstone project that explores a topic in biology Seek volunteer, internship, or research opportunities at local labs, colleges and universities, hospitals, wildlife preserves, government agencies, etc. Talk to your advisor or a professor you know well if you want help finding research and internship opportunities. During your junior year of college, you should develop a list of potential graduate schools (with master’s and/or Ph.D programs in biology) that you would like to attend. During the first part of your senior year, you should apply to those schools.  It is better to choose schools based on their strength in the area of biology you would like to study rather than their general reputation. Applications to graduate school usually require letters of recommendation from some of your former professors or lab supervisors, scores from the GRE (Graduate Record Exam), application essays, and other items. Some students choose to take one or more years off between undergraduate and graduate programs. If you take this approach, you can work in a lab, for a conservation agency, or in another position that will allow you to gain additional skills before applying to graduate school. Some students choose to get a master’s degree from one school before entering a Ph.D program in another. Other students earn a master’s degree from the same school that awards their Ph.D. Other programs allow students to earn a Ph.D without ever getting a master’s. The right choice of program for you depends upon your career plans. Research biologists are typically required to have a Ph.D, while master’s degrees may qualify you for some other positions, such as with conservation agencies. Earning a Ph.D can take five or more years (potentially longer if you earn a master’s degree first). Graduate programs typically involve coursework, examinations, and extensive research leading to a dissertation project that contributes original knowledge to the field of biology. As a graduate student, you may also author or co-author original research articles.  In many cases, you can receive funding for graduate school through teaching or research assistantships, scholarships, or work opportunities. Ask schools you are interested in applying to about how they fund their graduate students. If you are interested in working as a professor of biology at a college or university, it is important to get some teaching experience in addition to lab research experience. Some biologists seek postdoctoral programs (up to several years in length) after completing their graduate program. These can provide additional research and/or teaching experience.
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Get an undergraduate (bachelor's) degree. Take science courses. Don’t neglect writing courses. Understand biological subfields. Take courses in a specialization. Take part in undergraduate research or internships. Choose potential graduate school programs and apply to them. Complete a graduate program and earn your Ph.D.