Find the right time. Do it in person. Choose a quiet or private setting for the apology. Make sure you have enough time to have a complete conversation.

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Even if you immediately regret something, an apology may not be effective if it comes in the middle of a highly emotional situation. For example, if you are still in the middle of an argument, your apology may not be effective. This is because it is very hard to meaningfully listen to others when we’re overcome with negative emotion. Wait until you have both cooled off before making your apology.  Additionally, if you apologize while your emotions are rushing, you may have trouble conveying sincerity. Waiting until you have collected yourself will help you say what you mean to say and make sure that your apology is meaningful and complete. Just don’t wait too long. Waiting days or weeks to apologize can do damage too.  In professional settings, it’s a good idea to make your apology as soon after the mistake as possible. This will help avoid interrupting the flow of work in your workplace. It’s much easier to convey sincerity when you make your apology in person. Much of our communication is nonverbal, through things such as body language, facial expressions, and gestures. Whenever possible, apologize in person. If apologizing in person isn't an option, use the telephone. The tone of your voice will help communicate that you're sincere. Apologizing is often a very personal act. Finding a quiet, private place to apologize will help you focus on the other person and avoid distractions. Choose a space that feels relaxing, and make sure you have enough time to not feel rushed. Rushed apologies are often ineffective. This is because an apology must perform several tasks. You must fully acknowledge your offense, explain what happened, express your regret, and show that you will do differently in the future. You should also choose a time when you will not feel rushed or stressed. If you’re thinking about everything else you still have to do, your focus will not be on the apology, and the other person will feel that distance.


Find the right treatment. Be aware that a treatment may stop causing remission. Know that psoriasis remission is not permanent.

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Psoriasis remission occurs either spontaneously without any known cause or due to the right treatment. If you find the right treatment, your symptoms may temporarily disappear, which will put you into remission.  Finding the right treatment may take some time. Work with your doctor to try different treatments until you find one that works for you. The dosage and treatment prescribed by your doctor may affect how you achieve remission. When you find a treatment that puts your psoriasis into remission, it may work for a while. However, your body may adjust to the treatment or what you need for your condition may change. This means you may have to change treatments after a while. Work with your doctor to continue treating your psoriasis. If your symptoms return even while you are under the same treatment that has been working, your doctor can adjust your treatment to try to find one that will put you into remission again. If you find the right treatment, you may achieve remission. However, remission is only a temporary state for your psoriasis. Even if your symptoms go away, they will more than likely return. If your symptoms start to return, begin treatment again immediately. Early treatment can deal with the symptoms before they get too severe.


Find the right way to say no. Practice nonviolent communication. Detach for a longer period of time.

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Part of codependent relationships is familiarity and "button-pushing."That is why in some situations, it may help to say no and distance yourself from your codependent family members, at least temporarily. Finding the right way to say no will depend on the situation, but it can empower you to walk away when things get rough.  In some cases, when codependent behaviors are not spiraling or threatening your sense of self, you may use a calm response. These could include, "Sorry, I just wouldn't be comfortable doing that," or "Yes, I see that you don't have the same point of view; we are not communicating.” In situations where you feel it is important to disengage quickly, a simple “No,” or “I can’t do that,” will work. You don’t owe anyone an explanation. Your family member may develop an emotionally-charged response, but you are not obligated to meet their emotions. Violent communication is a form of communication that causes harm, often through coercive or manipulative language. You can start to remove yourself from a codependent dynamic by practicing nonviolent communication. This can help strip the violent communication of its power, and help you detach from the controls of codependency.  Nonviolent communication relies on explaining how you feel without blame or criticism and expressing your needs with empathy. For example, instead of saying, “You always try to control me! Stop!” you may say, “When I hear you telling me that, I feel like I don’t have personal autonomy. I value being able to make that kind of decision for myself. Would you be willing to let me do so?” Using "I" statements helps communicate your point without assigning blame or causing your family member to get defensive. If your family member’s codependency is dictating or dominating your life, you may not want to selectively detach. Instead, you may find it more beneficial to detach completely for a longer period of time. This could be anywhere from a day to a period of years, depending on their behavior and your needs.  In these...


Find the risk-free rate. Determine the rate of return for the market or its representative index. Multiply the beta value by the difference between the market rate of return and the risk-free rate. Add the result to the risk-free rate.

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This is the same value as described above under "Calculating Beta for a Stock." For this section, we'll use the same example value of 2 percent, as used above. In this example, we'll use the same 8 percent figure, as used above. For this example, we'll use a beta value of 1.5. Using 2 percent for the risk-free rate and 8 percent for the market rate of return, this works out to 8 - 2, or 6 percent. Multiplied by a beta of 1.5, this yields 9 percent. This produces a sum of 11 percent, which is the stock's expected rate of return.  The higher the beta value for a stock, the higher its expected rate of return will be. However, this higher rate of return is coupled with an increased risk, making it necessary to look at the stock's other fundamentals before considering whether it should be part of an investor's portfolio.


Find the root of your inferiority complex. Watch for the signs of an inferiority complex. Try to find the cause of your feelings. Determine who you feel inferior to. Break down your complex. Understand that we're all inferior in some ways.

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There are two kinds of inferiority complexes. The first is learned in childhood, while the second occurs when you are unable to meet goals you set for yourself. Both of types can vary in severity.   An inferiority complex that comes from childhood can be caused by neglect, overly critical or shaming parents, bullying, exposure to negative messages in the media, or not getting to experience positive social experiences. An inferiority complex developed as an adult can occur when you feel that you aren't able to accomplish things you set out to do, or when you feel harassed by your family, partner, or coworkers. Both types of an inferiority complex are associated with low self-esteem and making unfavorable comparisons between yourself and others. Sometimes you may not realize that things you do result from your inferiority complex; however, the complex can affect how you think and act.  You may find yourself getting into relationships expecting the other person to fill a void in you. You may feel an urge to hide your true feelings and to instead put on a false face to convince people you're better than you think you are. You may isolate yourself from others. You may develop compulsive behaviors like shopping, overeating, drinking, or collecting. You may try to control, blame, or harm other people. You may be unable to accept compliments. You may be easy to manipulate or may conform easily. You may experience feelings of anxiety, reluctance to trust others, low self-worth, and fear of rejection. Inferiority complexes may come from something in your past. To help you move past it, you need to determine the root of your feelings. It may be a bad childhood experience, a traumatic event, or a combination of people putting you down over the years. Reflect on your past. Try to remember experiences that could have caused the inferiority complex. Some of these might be buried deep because of how painful they are. If you have an inferiority complex, then you feel inferior to someone else. Ask yourself who you feel...


Find the sheet music for "Hot Cross Buns". Play the B note. Play the A note. Play the G note.

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If you don’t know how to read music, no big deal! The song only uses three simple notes: B, A, and G, so it’s easy to learn without having to teach yourself to read music.  "Hot Cross Buns" is divided into four measures (also called bars), which are sections that help you keep track of where you are in the song. The first, second, and fourth measures are all identical and play as B A G. The third measure looks like GGGG AAAA. With your pointer finger covering the first hole and your thumb covering the back, simply blow once into the recorder. This is the B note, which is the first note of the song. With your pointer finger on the first hole and your thumb on the back, cover the second hole with your middle finger. With these three holes covered, blow once into the recorder. This is the second note of the song. With the three holes still covered, go ahead and cover the third hole with your ring finger. With these four holes covered, blow into the recorder once. This is the third note of the song.


Find the side lengths of the figure. Determine whether you are scaling up or down. Multiply one side length by the scale factor. Find the remaining side lengths of the figure.

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You should have one figure of which the side lengths are given or measurable. If you cannot determine the side lengths of the figure, you cannot make a similar figure. For example, you might have a right triangle with sides measuring 4 cm and 3 cm, and a hypotenuse 5 cm long. If you are scaling up, your missing figure will be larger, and the scale factor will be a whole number, improper fraction, or decimal. If you are scaling down your missing figure will be smaller, and your scale factor will most likely be a proper fraction. For example, if the scale factor is 2, then you are scaling up, and a similar figure will be larger than the one you have. The scale factor should be given to you. When you multiply the side length by the scale factor, this gives you the missing corresponding side length on the similar figure. For example, if the hypotenuse of a right triangle is 5 cm long, and the scale factor is 2, to find the hypotenuse of the similar triangle, you would calculate 5×2=10{\displaystyle 5\times 2=10}. So the similar triangle has a hypotenuse that is 10 cm long. Continue to multiply each side length by the scale factor. This will give you the corresponding side lengths of the missing figure. For example, if the base of a right triangle is 3 cm long, with a scale factor of 2, you would calculate 3×2=6{\displaystyle 3\times 2=6} to find the base of the similar triangle. If the height of a right triangle is 4 cm long, with a scale factor of 2 you would calculate 4×2=8{\displaystyle 4\times 2=8} to find the height of the similar triangle.


Find the signature bar. Sign using a felt-tipped pen. Sign your name as you normally do. Let the ink dry.

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This will be located on the back of the card. Flip the credit card over so you’re looking at the reverse side, and look for the light gray or white bar. Some cards may have an adhesive sticker over the signature bar. If yours does, remove the sticker before signing. Since the back of the credit card is made of plastic, it won’t absorb ink as easily as a piece of paper would. A felt-tipped pen or a Sharpie pen will leave a permanent signature, and you won’t risk smearing ink across the back of your card.  Some people prefer to sign the back of their credit cards with a fine-tip marker. These are also unlikely to bleed ink on the card. Do not use an uncommon color of ink, such as red or green. Also do not sign using a ballpoint pen. Ballpoint pens may scratch up your card or leave only a faint signature on the plastic. Consistency and clarity are key when signing the back of your credit card. Your signature here should look like your signature on any other document.  It’s fine if your signature is sloppy or hard to read, as long as it looks like that whenever you sign your name. If a store clerk suspects credit card fraud, their first step will be to compare the signature on the back of your card with your signature on the receipt. Don’t put the credit card away immediately after you sign the back. If you put the card away too soon, the ink may smear and your signature will become unintelligible. Depending on the ink you use, the signature may take up to 30 minutes to dry.


Find the size of the celebrity photo. Open GIMP. Open the photo of you. Add an alpha channel to the photo. Select your outline. Crop out the background. Touch up your photo. Save the photo as a GIMP file. Close the current project. Open a new project with your celebrity photo's dimensions. Open both photos in the project. Adjust the layers' order. Resize the image of yourself. Reposition your image. Flatten the layers. Export your project.

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You'll need to know the dimensions of your famous person's photo so that you can create a properly sized canvas later:   Windows — Right-click the celebrity photo, click Properties in the drop-down menu, click the Details tab, and look at the size (number x number) to the right of the "Dimensions" heading.  Mac — Click the celebrity photo, click File, click Get Info, and look at the size (number x number) in the "More Info" section (you may first have to click More Info). This process will vary depending on the computer you're using:   Windows — Click Start, type in gimp, and click GIMP at the top of the menu.  Mac — Click Spotlight, type in gimp, double-click GIMP, and click Open if prompted. Before you can insert your photo into the celebrity's photo, you'll need to crop yourself out of your photo's background. Do the following to open the photo:  Click File  Click Open...  Select the photo of yourself. Click Open The alpha channel will allow you to crop out your image without adding white space to the background:  Click the Layer tab. Select Transparency  Click Add Alpha Channel You'll use the Free Select tool to do this:  Click Tools  Select Selection Tools  Click Free Select  Click and drag around the outline of yourself. Once you've outlined yourself, do the following:  Press M to select your outline. Press Ctrl+i (Windows) or ⌘ Command+i (Mac) to invert the selection. Press Del or Ctrl+X (⌘ Command+X on Mac) to delete the background. The easiest way to fix problems like jagged edges is by using the "Blur" tool:  Click Tools  Select Paint Tools  Click Blur / Sharpen  Click and drag across jagged edges. Hold down Ctrl or ⌘ Command while dragging to sharpen blurry textures. This will allow you to reintroduce it as a cropped image later:  Click File  Click Save As...  Enter a file name, then select the folder in which you saved your famous person's photo. Click Save Click the X in the top-right corner of the window. If you're on a Mac, you'll click the red circle in the upper-left corner of the window....


Find the slope using m = (y2-y1)/(x2-x1). Replace the m in the slope-intercept formula with the slope you found. Substitute x and y for one of the points you know to solve for the y-intercept. Solve the equation for b. Plug in the slope and y-intercept into the slope-intercept formula to finish the equation.

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The ordered pairs of the coordinates you have are listed as (x, y). Use the first set of coordinates as (x1, y1) and the second set as (x2, y2). Plug the numbers into the formula m = (y2-y1)/(x2-x1) and solve for m. The slope-intercept formula of a line is written as y = mx+b, where m is the slope and b is the y-intercept (the point on the y-axis where the line crosses it). Plug the number you found for your slope in place of m. In our example, the formula would read y = 1x+b or y = x+b when you replace the slope value. Pick one of the ordered pairs to put into the slope-intercept formula. Put the x-value in place of x and the y-value in place of y. In this example, if you chose (3, 8) as your coordinates, then the formula would read 8 = 1(3)+b. Once you plug the x- and y-values as well as your slope into the formula, find the value of b in the equation. Follow the order of operations first before moving the rest of the numbers to the other side. Leave b on one side of the equation to solve it. In our example, the formula currently reads 8 = 1(3)+b. Multiply 1 and 3 together to get 8 = 3+b. Since 3 is a positive number, subtract 3 from each side to isolate b. This leaves you with 5 = b, or b = 5. Once you’re finished, plug in the slope for m and the y-intercept for b. After that, you’ve found the equation for the line. For example, the equation for the line with points on (3, 8) and (7, 12) is y = 1x+5 or simply y = x+5.


Find the source of the moisture. Determine the extent of the damage. Remove any damaged drywall. Repair the hole in the drywall. Repaint the newly repaired area.

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You may find an obvious leak in a pipe or fixture on the floor above the damaged ceiling, but it may also be more difficult to pinpoint.  If you don’t locate the source of the moisture prior to doing the repair, the problem will just keep coming back. Wear gloves, safety glasses and a dust mask while looking for and repairing the leak.  Depending on how long the leak has gone unrepaired, there could be mold present. If there is an extensive amount of mold, hire a professional to remove it safely. If the stain is from a long since repaired leak and the damage is only aesthetic, you may be able to remove the stain with a little elbow grease.  Use a one to one water and bleach mixture to try to blot the stain away.  Be sure to wear safety glasses and gloves when you apply it. If that doesn't work, wait until it dries completely and simply primer and paint the stain to match your ceiling.  As long as the drywall is intact and the leak is repaired, you're done! Depending on the extent of the damage, you may just need to cut out a bit of drywall or you may need to remove entire portions.  If you only need to remove a small portion of the ceiling, use a keyhole saw or similar tool to remove the affected area. If the damage is extensive, you may need to use the claw end of a hammer or a crowbar to remove all of the damaged material. Ensure all stained drywall is removed and that any material remaining is dry and not sagging. Clean the area with household cleaner to ensure mildew and mold does not develop. Now that all of the damaged material is removed, it’s time to replace it with new drywall.   Cut a portion of drywall that is the same approximate size as the area you cut out of the ceiling. If the hole you are patching is small, simply place the newly cut drywall into the hole, then use drywall joint compound to fill the gap and serve as glue to keep it in place.  Use a putty knife to ensure it is flat and even. If the hole is larger, you may need help holding the replacement drywall in place while you use the...


Find the spider that bit you, if possible. Recognize the symptoms of a brown recluse bite. Understand where these spiders are often found.

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If you can, try to trap the spider that bite you to determine if it is a recluse spider. You can also try to remember the appearance of the spider that bite you. A recluse spider is tan all over, with legs attached to the upper part of its body.  You don't have to catch the spider. Even taking a picture of the spider with your phone can help the medical professionals to identify the spider and treat you. This spider gets its nickname, "fiddleback", because of the unique violin-shaped marking on the back of the upper body part. The lower body part doesn't have any markings. A recluse spider has three pairs of eyes across the violin-shaped marking, rather than the two rows of four eyes that most U.S. spiders have. When you are first bitten, you may not feel anything. Within hours of the bite, you may feel mild burning or irritation in or around the bite wound. You may also have the following symptoms:  Severe swelling and pain at the bite site. A blister may develop that is blue in the center and ringed by redness, like a bull’s eye. The blister may then burst, and the area will enlarge into an ulcer that extends deep into the tissue. A pimple-like lesion with yellow or green pus. A rash around the bite site that itches. Your urine may appear dark in color. You may also experience fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, seizures, or joint pain. Like other spider bites, a recluse (fiddleback) spider bite will leave a small red mark. Unlike other spider bites, soon after the bite, a small white blister will appear and the tissue around the bite will become hard. The bite will then turn into a lesion that is blue-gray or blue-white, with ragged edges surrounded by redness. If left untreated, the skin around the recluse spider bite can become gangrenous, and develop into a large open wound. Brown recluse spiders like dark, sheltered areas, like under porches, in woodpiles, basements, closets, and under sinks. Consider if you were in any of these areas when you were bitten. Though the brown recluse spider can be found all...


Find the studs in your wall. Using a level, mark your studs with pencil marks. Drill pilot holes into them according to the drill pattern on your bracket back. Place your mounting bracket on the wall, lined up with the studs and the pilot holes you just drilled. Hold the mounting bracket on the wall and screw the largest bolts into the pilot holes. Pick up your TV and hang it on the bracket. Make sure that the bracket is sturdy and can hold the weight of the TV before you fully let go. Finished!

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Mark the center of the stud on the wall.  Standard studs are actually 1.5 inches (3.8 cm) wide (after drying and dressing the rough-cut 2" x 4" board). If you don't locate studs when you hang the flatscreen, your TV is likely to weigh down too much on your weakly-supported drywall and fall right off, leaving you with a damaged TV and a damaged wall.  The best way to find the studs is with an electronic stud finder, which you can easily rent at your local hardware supply store. Alternately, you can measure 16" from the corner of the closest wall to find a stud, then keep measuring every 16" if your house is build to code. If you're totally lost about where to find the studs, use your knuckles to tap on the wall where you think a stud might be. A hollow sound means drywall, whereas a thinner sound means stud. Hammer a tiny nail through the spot where you think you've hit a stud. If the nail goes right through, it's drywall; if it takes a while to go in, you've hit a stud. You want to ensure an even, level mounting, so take a little time before you mount to ensure that the final product will be visually appealing. Your pilot holes should be a bit smaller than the bolts you'll be drilling into them. All you want to do is make their job a little easier. You may need another person to help you in the following step. You can use a drill or wing it with just a socket and wrench. Double-check that the mounting bracket is in fact level.  Cut two holes in your wall if you want to hide your cords and keep them from trickling down from your TV.     In the middle of the mounting bracket, cut a square hole. Your mounting bracket should have a square hole designed specifically for this purpose.     One foot from the ground, cut another square hole into the drywall. This hole may be smaller than the first hole.     Feed your cords into the first hole and out the second. If you need to, use a feeder, such as Fish Tape, to help expedite the process. Tighten the nuts that are attached to the bracket so that the TV will be...


Find the total height and depth of each cabinet. Measure the width of each cabinet. Find each cabinet's interior measurements. Check the measurements of any cabinet appendages. Find the distance between your kitchen cabinets and other fixtures if necessary.

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Using a tape measure, determine the height of each cabinet from base to tip and the depth of each cabinet from front to rear. For accuracy, figure out the depth by measuring from the outside of each cabinet, not the inside. Make sure to include any toe kicks, countertops, frameless doors, or other appendages in these measurements.  Standard size base cabinets have a height of 36 in (91 cm) and a depth of 24 in (61 cm). Standard size wall cabinets have a depth of 12 in (30 cm) but feature variable heights. Just like when finding the height and depth, determine the width of each cabinet using a tape measure. Keep in mind that even if a cabinet looks like a single unit, it may be made of multiple cabinets that each have their own width. Unlike with the previous measurements, kitchen cabinets do not have standard widths. The inside of a cabinet will be slightly, if not significantly, smaller than the outside. Because of this, you'll need to find each cabinet's interior height, width, and depth separately from the exterior measurements. This is especially important if you plan on altering the inside of a cabinet with things like shelves or mirrors. Depending on a cabinet's specific design, it may come with additional elements like a toe kick, oversized countertop, or frameless door. Though your initial measurements already included these appendages, finding their height, width, and depth separately will give you a more accurate picture of how large each cabinet is. If you plan on adding, removing, replacing, or extending a kitchen cabinet, you'll need to know the distance between it and any surrounding fixtures. To do so, run a tape measure from your cabinet to adjacent or nearby objects like windows, sinks, ovens, dishwashers, and other cabinets.


Find the variance. Subtract the mean from each of the numbers in your sample. Square all of the answers from the subtractions you just did. Add the squared numbers together. Divide the sum of squares by (n-1).

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The variance is a figure that represents how far your data in your sample is clustered about the mean.   This calculation will give you an idea about how far your data is spread out. Samples with low variance have data that is clustered closely about the mean. Samples with high variance have data that is spread far from the mean. Variance is often used to compare the distributions between two data sets or samples. This will give you an idea of how much each number in your sample differs from the mean.  In our sample of tree heights (7, 8, 8, 7.5, and 9 feet) the mean was 7.9. 7 - 7.9 = -0.9, 8 - 7.9 = 0.1, 8 - 7.9 = 0.1, 7.5 - 7.9 = -0.4, and 9 - 7.9 = 1.1. Do these calculations again to check your math. It is extremely important that you have the right figures for this step. You will need each of these figures to figure out the variance in your sample.  Remember, in our sample we subtracted the mean of 7.9 from each of our data points (7, 8, 8, 7.5, and 9) and came up with the following: -0.9, 0.1, 0.1, -0.4, and 1.1. Square all of these figures: (-0.9)^2 = 0.81, (0.1)^2 = 0.01, (0.1)^2 = 0.01, (-0.4)^2 = 0.16, and (1.1)^2 = 1.21. The squares from this calculation are: 0.81, 0.01, 0.01, 0.16, and 1.21. Check your answers before proceeding to the next step. This calculation is call the sum of squares.   In our sample of tree heights, the squares were as follows: 0.81, 0.01, 0.01, 0.16, and 1.21. 0.81 + 0.01 + 0.01 + 0.16 + 1.21 = 2.2 For our example of tree heights, the sum of squares is 2.2. Check your addition to make sure that you have the right figure before moving on. Remember, n is your sample size (how many numbers there are in your sample). Doing this step will provide the variance.   In our sample of tree heights (7, 8, 8, 7.5, and 9 feet), the sum of squares was 2.2. There are 5 numbers in this sample. Therefore n = 5. n - 1 = 4 Remember the sum of squares is 2.2. To find the variance, calculate the following: 2.2 / 4. 2.2 / 4 = 0.55 Therefore the variance for this sample of tree heights is 0.55.


Find the volume buttons. Press and hold the buttons simultaneously. Use your volume buttons to move through the menu. Use the power or home button to select reboot.

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Holding down both volume buttons, or a combination of the volume and home buttons, can sometimes bring up a boot menu. They are usually located along the left side of your phone. Your phone may require a combination of pressing and holding the volume and home buttons. Recovery mode is a feature that gives you tools to repair or install updates to your device. Click here for instructions on entering recovery mode from several different brands of Android phones. Many devices' boot menus will have instructions on how to reboot the phone using the volume buttons and power button as your controls. For example, on a Samsung Galaxy device, you can use the volume up and down buttons to scroll through the menu options, and use the power button to make a selection. The 'select' button varies between devices. Check the instructions at the top of your recovery mode menu screen to confirm which button to use.


Find the website on the back of the card. Type the required information into the site. Hit submit or enter. Call or go to the store if there is no website on the back of the card.

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Flip the card over to the side with the black strip and read the fine print on the back of the card. It will usually have directions to find your balance and will sometimes list a website that you can visit to determine your balance. Beware of scam sites that aren't affiliated with the gift card company. Only use websites linked from the company's official site, or the website printed on the back of the card. Once you visit the website found on the back of the card, it will have fields for information pertaining to your card. This will usually include your card number and another numeric code like the expiration date or access code. Sometimes you may have to peel off a piece of tape to reveal the card numbers on the back of the card. Once you submit the information you should be forwarded to a page that lists the balance on your gift card. If it doesn't work, go back to the last page and enter the card details again. Double-check them to make sure that they are correct before you submit them. If the information still doesn't work your card could be expired or there could be a technical problem. In this case, call the company or go to a physical location. If you can't find a website on the back of the card, there may be no way to check your balance online. If this is the case, you'll have to use another method to check the balance on your gift card.


Find the width of the gutters. Measure the length of each gutter run. Measure the height of each downspout. Count the number of corners and end caps.

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Gutters typically come in 5 or 6 in (13 or 15 cm) sizes, and can be “K-style” or “half-round.” Place a sturdy 20 ft (6.1 m) ladder on 1 side of your house so that you can reach the gutters. Carefully climb up the ladder and measure the width of the opening at the top of the gutters. K-style gutters are L-shaped on the back, while the front has step-like increments. Half-round gutters are round on the bottom with a lip on the top of the outside edge. Run the tape measure from 1 corner of the gutter as far as you can go toward the opposite corner. Make a mark with chalk and record the measurement. Carefully climb down the ladder and move it to the chalk mark. Measure from the chalk mark to the opposite corner of the gutter, making another chalk mark and moving the ladder again if necessary.  Continue around the perimeter of your home until you have measured and recorded the entire length of the existing gutters. Gutters and downspouts are typically sold in 10 ft (3.0 m) lengths. If you have downspouts, position and climb the ladder so you can place the measuring tape at the top of 1 downspout. Measure from the top to the ground, then add 4 feet (1.2 m) to each downspout to account for the angled extension at the bottom that directs water away from the home. Record your measurement, then repeat the process for all the other downspouts. Walk around your home and count the number of corner pieces and end caps on the gutters. Record this information and mark whether the end caps are right or left ends. Each downspout requires 3 elbow pieces, so add those to your notes as well.


Find the words "tell," "time" or "event. Write a story about something that happened to you. Begin with an introduction that tells the reader that you will tell a story. Write a narrative essay more loosely than you would other types of essays. End the essay by telling the reader what you learned from the experience.

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" Narrative prompts ask you to tell a story, usually about yourself. You may also see the words "Describe" or "write about." For example, a narrative prompt might look like this: "Talk about a time when you experienced friendship" or "Describe a moment when you showed courage." You'll want to gear the narrative you tell to answer the prompt. You will often want to write about a moment that taught you a lesson or had an impact on your life. Write in first person. Tell the story as yourself, using "I" and "me." Your introduction provides the setting and context for your narrative. Let the reader know what you will be writing about, who the major "characters" are, and the purpose of your narrative. This purpose is your thesis statement. A narrative thesis statement may offer the lesson you learned or talk about the impact of the moment on your life, such as "The most memorable moment in which I showed courage happened in seventh grade." It could also identify a theme that connects your story to a greater theme, such as "Most people do not know how courageous they can be until they're faced with danger. This was true for me, too." Use description, metaphor, anecdotes, dialogue and other literary devices. You may want to structure your essay chronologically to show the development of the lesson over time. This is usually the clearest way to structure your essay. Use words such as "then," "next," and "finally" to show your progress. This is where you come back to the thesis you gave in the beginning. What did you learn? How has the experience changed you in some way?


Find their address. Write Send the letter. Stay abreast of news about your celebrity while waiting.

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Addresses for fan mail are frequently available on a celebrity’s official website. There are also special, pay-to-use directories that contain the contact information for famous people. This information often also includes representing management, like publicists, representing companies, and more.  You may be able to find a suitable mailing address for a celebrity through a simple online keyword search for “fan mail for John Doe.” Pay-to-use celebrity directories are, in many cases, affordable and can greatly increase your chances of getting a response. Find these with a keyword search for "celebrity contact directories/service." a letter. One that is written by hand will likely have more impact. Use your best handwriting. Try to write the letter without making any mistakes to improve its overall appearance. Mention specifics, like what you enjoy most about the celebrity. Ask the celebrity to send a brief response.  You may want to include something to autograph, like a photo of the celebrity or yourself, a clipping from a magazine interview with the celebrity, and so on. Make things as easy as possible for the celebrity. Include a pre-paid and pre-addressed return envelope. Address the letter and attach the postage necessary to send it. If you don’t know how much postage is required for your letter, take it to your local post office and have them evaluate postage for you. Send your letter as soon as possible so your celebrity receives it and can respond. You never know when the celebrity you’re interested in contacting will hold an online question and answer session. They might respond to a valid point you’ve made on a message board on their official website. Stay engaged with fan communities to improve your chances of contact while you wait for a reply to your letter.


Find things to do on your own. Wear headphones. Try to talk to people every once in a while. Know your way out.

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Go see a movie, or try a new restaurant. Go to a coffee shop and read. Just because you're a loner doesn't mean you have to miss out on the outside world. You don't have to talk to anyone, just find something fun to do and do it. Being a loner doesn't mean you can lock yourself in your room for the rest of your life. At some point you'll have to go out in public. If you want to be left alone in public, put on a pair of headphones and put on your favorite song. If you have to ride the bus to get to school or work, carry a book with you. If you have headphones on, and you're reading a book, most people will leave you alone. You may not enjoy it all the time, but studies show that everyone benefits from some form of social interaction. You can still be true to yourself and interact with people. Be polite and respond to someone who interacts with you on a regular basis. If you frequent a coffee shop in your neighborhood, get to know the barista. You don't have to exchange information, just make good conversation. If you end up having to go to a social event, such as a friend's party, you'll want to leave before everyone else. There is nothing wrong with wanting to get home and get comfortable. Make arrangements to leave before everyone else, and be sure to let a few close friends know.  Make sure you have access to a bus schedule if you don't have a car. Don't make a habit of lying to your friends about why you're leaving. Be honest with them about how you feel in social gatherings. Let them know that being social wears you out and that you're headed home to unwind.


Find time to practice every day. Make a practice schedule. Plan out your practice sessions in advance. Practice in short "bursts" with periods of rest. Practice interrelated skills when you have downtime.

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To make the most of your practice you need to be working on your skill every day. Study after study has shown that consistently practicing a skill is far more useful than trying to practice for 4-5 hours once or twice a week. Even 15-20 minutes of practice 7 days a week cab be more effective than 3 hours once a week.   Sports: If you can't practice one day, try to get some exercise (run, bike, swim, etc.) in if you can.  Music: At the very least, run through your scales and 2-3 practice songs to keep practicing your speed and technique.  Intellectual: Make flashcards and review them daily when you do not have time to study. You want to make practicing a habit as natural as brushing your teeth. Choose a time to practice and stick to it every day. After 2-3 weeks, you brain will adapt to this schedule and prepare itself for "practice-time." Think of practicing like working-out: it is much easier to stay in shape if you have a set time to go to the gym .   Sports: Schedule practices 3-5 days a week, using extra days for exercise. Set aside one day a week for rest and recovery.  Music: Practice your instrument daily, aiming to work at least 1 hour each day.  Intellectual: It is much easier to learn something when you study each day as opposed to all at once the night before a test. Make a habit of practicing writing or studying daily, even if it is only for a short while. If you're learning an instrument, for example, you might set aside 20 minutes to practice scales, 20 minutes to practice chords and 20 minutes to learn a new song. Having a plan for your practice makes you more likely to stick to your routine and to visualize how you will improve.   Sports: Warm up for 15 minutes, work on skill drills (passing, shooting, etc.) for 20-30 minutes, play scrimmages or game-like situations for 20-30 minutes, then cool down with stretching for 10-15 minutes.  Music: Warm up for 10 minutes with scales, then practice your songs, chords, or new techniques. End with a review of old songs you need to know or have fun...


Find training related to the kind of grants you want to write. Localize your instruction for the most effective training. Look for training programs that emphasize ethics. Be wary of programs offering certifications.

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Grants are written for a variety of fields and purposes, so find instruction that caters to the field you work in. Most training opportunities will be tailored to a specific subject or field. For example, if you work with a non-profit organization, find training and workshops that focus on grant writing for that field. If you need to write research grants, find training specifically for that. If you do civil work with local groups, try to find training in your immediate area. If you work on a state or national scale, take that into consideration when choosing your training seminars and courses. Make sure the instruction you choose focuses on issues relevant to organizations in your state or region. For example, if you're writing grant proposals for charities in California, the grants must focus on information specific to California. Don't take a week long course in Alabama and try to apply that information in California. Ethical discussions should be a part of any good training course. Before signing up for a course or program, research the organization or instructor's ethical standards.  A grant writer has an ethical responsibility to the organizations they work with, and it's imperative they learn ethical practices.  For example, any instructor who encourages doing commissions-based grant work is unethical. The Association for Fundraising Professionals (AFP) and the Grant Professionals Association (GPA) condemn and prohibit this practice. In a commission-based agreement, the grant writer receives a percentage of the grant amount. Many grant amounts are large sums, and that money is needed to fund the person or organization receiving the grant. For example, a 5% commission on a $5 million grant award would be $250,000. A 10% commission would be $500,000. Instead, grant writers should be paid per hour for their work (usually about $100 per hour, which is very generous). You may run into training programs that promise to “certify” those who successfully complete their courses. These certifications are not...


Find transportation to drop off your TV if there's no pick-up option. Enlist some friends to get some extra muscle. Stand close to the TV to get ready to pick it up. Bend your knees to lift the item safely. Get a grip on the bottom corners of the TV. Straighten your legs to lift the TV.

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The hardest part of getting rid of your old TV is getting it in a truck and lugging it around town. Since most recycling centers and manufacturers make you drop off your own item, you'll need a big vehicle. If you have your own pick-up truck, the TV will likely fit in the bed. If you only have a tiny sedan, ask around to see if a friend has a larger vehicle you can borrow for a day. As a last resort, you may need to rent a truck. Offer a friend or two some pizza in return for helping you move your old TV. You'll need the extra hands. Once the job is done, you can relax in front of your new TV! Don't stand more than 1 foot (0.30 m) from the old TV. Your legs should be shoulder-width apart. This is a nice strong stance that'll help you stay balanced as you lift the heavy item. You should never bend over from the waist to lift heavy items. Squat down, keeping your back straight. This will allow you to lift with your legs and avoid straining your back muscles. Lift up one side of the TV at a time. Slip your fingers safely under the lifted sides. If you're working in a team, be sure to communicate with one another. Make one person the spotter by positioning them in front of the TV to steady it as you lift each side. All the weight should be in your legs. If you feel a strain in your back, put the TV back down and reposition yourself. Once you've got it lifted, either walk the TV to the truck or move it to a wheeled dolly.  Wheeled dollies will make moving the TV from spot to spot much easier. If you're working without a dolly, you can also use an old blanket to slide the TV across surfaces. The spotter should continue to steady the TV once you transfer to it a dolly or start walking by keeping a hand on the center of the item.


Find two clean socks. Turn both socks inside-out. Lay one sock with the heel flat down. With the sock still folded flat, sew up one side of your marked line and back down the other. Cut along the line between your two seams.

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The best ones will be ones with heels and toes in contrasting colors to the rest of the sock. One sock will be used to make the body, legs, and head, and the other will used to make the arms, tail, face, and ears. These monkeys were traditionally made with “Rockford Red Heel Socks.” If you have striped socks, those work well, too. If your socks have cuffs, be sure to undo the seam carefully; the cuff length is needed for the length of the monkey.  You may have to flatten the sock against its natural crease to make this happen. If it's not cooperating, grab an iron and give it a quick once-over Leave approximately 1/4 inch (.6 cm) between the line and each of your seams. You can either use a sewing machine or sew by hand. If you're using a sewing machine, use your walking foot. The monkey’s legs and colored feet will now be clearly visible.


Find two cube shaped boxes large enough for your cat to fit inside. Use a pencil to draw a doorway in the first box. Cut the doorway out using a box cutter. Secure the top and bottom of the first box, if necessary. Consider adding a window to the second box. Secure the bottom of the second box with glue. Glue the second box on top of the first box and let the glue dry. Use a marker to trace a crawl hole in the floor of the second box. Cut hole out using a box cutter. Secure top of the second box and let the glue dry. Consider painting the cat condo. Consider adding a fleece blanket or a towel inside the cat condo. Set the cat condo down in a place where your cat will notice it.

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Both boxes need to be the same size. A great place to pick up boxes is at an art store, an office supply store, or a post office. You can also ask your local shops for any shipping boxes. Most stores toss them out once they unpack their products. It must be large enough for your cat to craw through. Use your cat's whiskers as a guideline for the width. Cats will not go through anything they can't get their whiskers through. The doorway can be any shape you want, but make sure that it is as close to the bottom edge as possible. Here are some ideas to get you started:  Set circle and paw print shaped doors about 1 to 2 inches (2.54 to 5.08 centimeters) up from the bottom edge. Use a plate to trace the circle or paw pad. Use a small cup to trace the "fingers" of the paw. Set arched, square, and triangular doors right against the bottom edge. If your box came flat or unfolded, slide a self-heating cutting mat inside box before you start cutting. Be sure to erase any remaining pencil marks after you cut the doorway out. If your box came flat or unfolded, put it together first. Glue the bottom flaps shut using tacky glue, wood glue, or white glue. Make it smaller than the doorway, and set it fight in the middle of the box side. You can make it any shape you want, but it might look better if it matches the doorway. Use a pencil to draw the shape, and a box cutter to cut it out. Carefully erase any pencil marks that are left over after you cut the window out. If your second box came flat/unfolded, slip a self-healing cutting mat inside before cutting it. Do not secure the top part just yet. Once again, if your second box came flat or unfolded, put it together first. Glue the flaps shut like you did with the first box. You are leaving the second box open so that you can add a crawl hole into the floor later. Use a wide paintbrush or a foam brush to apply the glue to the top of the first box, and the bottom of the second box. Press both boxes together. The window and doorway can be facing the same direction, or they...


Find two names you like. Separate the two names with a hyphen. Consider shortening one or both names.

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You can use any two names, but short names tend to work best for this method.  This method is most commonly used for names other than the given names of both parents. Use this method once you narrow down your selection to two names. If you attempt to use more than two names, the result will usually seem unreasonably long and clunky. Additionally, this method works best when you narrow it down to names from one gender. It isn't as easy to use when combining names from both genders.  Example: If the child will be a girl, the father of the baby might like “Sarah” and the mother of the baby might like “Elizabeth.” If the child will be a boy, the father might like “Samuel” and the mother might like “Luke.” Put both names side-by-side, then separate them with a hyphen. Doing so should give you a new, mixed name.  Combine the names in both orders to see which order sounds best.  Example: For “Sarah” and “Elizabeth,” the two options would be “Sarah-Elizabeth” and “Elizabeth-Sarah.” For “Samuel” and “Luke,” the two options would be “Samuel-Luke” and “Luke-Samuel.” If one or both names seem too long, consider using the shortened form of the name instead of the full name. After shortening the names, hyphenate them again in the same manner as before.  You can combine a shortened version of one name with the full version of the second name, or you can shorten both names (when applicable) and use both shortened versions instead.  Example: For “Sarah” and “Elizabeth,” the name “Elizabeth” can be shortened to “Beth,” giving you the new option of “Sarah-beth.” In this case, you can even remove the hyphen and the “h” after “Sarah,” leaving you with “Sarabeth.” For “Samuel” and “Luke,” the name “Samuel” can be shortened to “Sam,” giving you the options “Sam-Luke” and “Luke-Sam.”


Find two plastic lids or plates of the same size. Place the tomatoes between the lids or plates. Keep one hand pressed flat on top at all times. Slice the tomatoes between the plates with a serrated knife.

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The lids might come from plastic storage containers, large yogurt containers, or butter containers. If you use plates, try to find ones that are flat, not sloped. Let the tomatoes lie on their side on one lid or plate. You can do as many tomatoes as you can fit. Keep them in one single layer. Place the other lid on top when you are done. Use gentle pressure. You want to keep the tomatoes from moving, but you don’t want to crush them. As you cut sideways between the lids or plates, move the knife back and forth in a sawing motion. Go slowly, and keep one hand pressed on top of the lid or plate at all time. Once you have reached the other side, you can continue with your recipe.


Find two references. Emphasize your work ethic. Use proper grammar, spelling, and punctuation. Tailor your resume for different jobs.

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References are a great thing to include on a resume for a teenager. As experience might be lacking, having a couple of people vouch for your work ethic is vital to setting yourself apart.  References should be people who can speak to your skill set. Choose teachers, former bosses, people you've worked with volunteering, coaches, music instructors, or even a family friend who's known you for a long time.  You should avoid listing friends or relatives, as this can look unprofessional. If your experience is limited, there are ways to emphasis your work ethic anyway. Employers may be hesitant to hire inexperienced workers, but they may take a chance on you if you appear to be a hard worker.  Focus on your academic achievements. If you have not had a lot of practical experience but where a high achiever in terms of grades and test scores, this may impress an employer.  Are you proficient with any software? Many college or high school courses cover softwares that may be important for certain jobs. If you're proficient in something like Photoshop or Adobe Illustrator, list that here.  If you speak a second language, this can also impress employers. Even just having conversational skills in Spanish or French due to high school courses can look good on a resume. A good resume should be free of spelling and grammatical errors. Make sure you proofread carefully. You should also have someone else read over your resume for you to make sure you caught all the errors. Sometimes, if you're working on a document for a long time you tend to get typo blind and miss obvious errors. You should not send out the same resume for every job you applied to. Try to tailor your resume to fit a variety of positions. If you're applying for a basic labor job, keep in your experience with things like waitressing and yard work. If you're applying for an internship, shift focus to volunteer experience, academic achievement, and relevant coursework.


Find vegetarian recipes that interest you. Start shopping like a vegetarian. Learn to read labels with care. Research your nutritional needs. Eat seasonally.

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Both vegetarian cookbooks and online sites devoted to vegetarian recipes will provide you with lots of great inspiration. Vegetarian dining is a great way to try lots of new foods that you may not have thought about before. In some places, there are vegetarian fairs or festivals that you can attend and try all sorts of different new foods.  If you really like a particular dish at a vegetarian restaurant, ask for the recipe. If they're willing to share it with you, it might become a regular favorite dish at home. Ask your vegetarian friends to share their favorite recipes with you. You'll find a wide variety of vegetarian food available once you start searching for it specifically in grocery stores, health food stores, and farmer's markets. When you stop putting meat in your shopping basket, a new world of possibilities opens up. Try the following foods:  Look for unique fruits and vegetables such as starfruit, pomegranate, grapefruit and other less well known foods. Quorn is a fantastic meal choice, quick to cook and full of protein. It comes in different varieties of meat free meat dishes. It should be available in most supermarkets. Look in your grain aisle for new grains like orzo, quinoa, couscous, barley, millet, alfalfa and others. They are all delicious.  You'll also find that most supermarkets carry interesting faux meat foods, like veggie dogs, veggie burgers, vegan faux chicken, and veggie riblets. Not every vegetarian likes these meat analogs; for some vegetarians the flavor is a little too meaty, or the texture is undesirable. But it's worth trying a few to see whether you like the taste and texture, as these additional foods open up many more possibilities. Try tofu, tempeh and seitan. These can be cooked in many different ways and can be used as a substitute for meat in a lot of conventional recipes. They're usually cheaper than meat analog products too, as they don't have to be shaped into anything and they don't have other ingredients added to them. Many additives, thickeners and the like are...


Find ways to earn money. Do what makes you happy. Taking pride in who you are.

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Asking parents for money is a downright hassle. At least that's how half of teens (49%) feel. Take it upon yourself to look for babysitting jobs or rake your neighbor’s leaves.  There are plenty of ways to make money as a teenager. Having financial independence will help you to feel better about yourself. There's nothing a parent loves more than seeing their child happy. What's more, you'll feel a sense of pride in your accomplishments.  Keep it within the confines of the law and the house rules. For example, if you love to travel don't take it upon yourself to go on a road trip without permission. Try planning a weekend excursion with your family instead. If you're in college, you could sign up for the study abroad program. For high school aged kids, if you enjoy theatre, try signing up for school plays. Perhaps you enjoy drawing, so talk with your parents about adding an extra art class to your schedule. Though it's not the norm, there are parents who have unreasonable expectations or who are emotionally abusive. Learning to be proud of who you are and what you've accomplished is important for developing a sense of self, apart from your parents.


Find what kind of wiring you need. Write down your amplifier’s power. Find the speaker’s impedance number. Check the speaker’s power handling. Consider speaker sensitivity.

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If you intend on hooking the speakers to an old stereo system or receiver, you’ll use speaker wire. On the other hand, modern speakers and devices use improved cables or even operate in your home on Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. Speaker wire utilizes two wires that contain a positive or negative charge and end in various connectors. Some connectors plug into other devices while other connectors have to be clipped onto stereos. Traditional speakers don’t have amplifiers, especially small bookshelf speakers. If you have an amplifier, find the model number. Search online for your amplifier and note its power and resistance numbers. These numbers will be in labeled in watts and ohms. Always match speakers with amps to avoid damaging your electronics. The boxes of the speakers will have similar numbers to the amp or indicate they are compatible with your amp’s ohm and watt numbers. Impedance, measured in ohms, signifies how much the speakers resist the power sent by the amplifier. Search the box or instruction manual for the power numbers. Compare this to your amplifier, if you have one. Choose speakers that indicate they match your amplifier’s ohm level or are compatible with it.  Most amplifiers are compatible with eight ohms. If you already know similar speakers work with your amp, you’ll be safe using these. Lower impedance speakers require more powerful amps. If the speaker impedance is too low, the amp can overheat. Power handling is measured in watts. The larger the amount of watts the speaker can handle, the greater the sound signal. This too should be matched to your amplifier, if you have one. Higher watt speakers often require more powerful amplifiers. If your amplifier sends out more watts than your speaker uses, you can damage the speaker. The sensitivity is measured in decibels (dB). This indicates how loud the speaker’s sound can be. The higher the sensitivity, the more volume it can deliver in a watt of electricity. 80-88 dB is considered low and 100 dB high. A higher sensitivity usually means a more...


Find what you have in common. Show your intelligence. Be honest. Listen to him. Be direct. Tease and be playful.

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Ask him questions about his family, hobbies, school, movies, books, or sports and you will very likely find some things that you have in common with him. Start talking about one of these things to strike up another conversation, and even ask to hang out in order to watch a TV show, play a sport, or just talk about something you’re both into. If you both like basketball, for example, you could say, “Hey, I have a basketball hoop in my driveway, we should play sometime!” Let him know that you’re smart by telling him fun facts, helping him while you do homework together, or just sharing something else you know a lot about. Never downplay your intelligence or “play dumb” to get his attention. Tell him true things about yourself and answer his questions honestly as you’re getting to know him. Avoid the temptation to tell small white lies or say you like something just because he likes it. The truth will only come out later and it could make him less interested when he finds out you were making something up. If he says “I really like country music,” you don’t have to say you like it too if you don’t, but you can still keep the conversation going. You could say “That’s cool. I’m more of a rock music person, but I can get into anything! What country artists do you like?” Pay close attention when he talks to you and remember things he says that you can bring up in later conversations. Listen well and give him your full attention to show him you really care what he has to say. If you’ve already spent some time with him, go ahead and tell him that you like him! You can say, “Hey, I think you’re really cute and funny. Do you want to go out sometime?” or “I like you more than just a friend. I’d love to go on a date with you!” Make jokes, lightly tease him about something (without being mean!), or even offer to arm wrestle as a way to hold his hand and either impress him by winning or make him feel good if he wins.


Find what you need. Open the hardware packets. Choose the area.

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Before you start to build your pool, make sure you’re equipped with all of the tools you’ll need. Many of the tools you’ll use can be rented from your local equipment rental outlet.  Shovel Tape measure Phillips head screwdriver Duct tape Sand Filter Skimmer Patio blocks (2” x 8” x 16”) Wrench (5/16 and ¼) Level Rake Go through and separate the hardware so that it is easier to find what you need when you need it. Be sure not to mix the different sized nuts or screws together. This will make it exponentially difficult to find the correct hardware while you’re building. Determine what spot you want to use to put your above ground pool. Remember that you should place your pool 8-10 feet from any trees.  Avoid steep slopes. Avoid underground obstruction such as tree roots. Must comply with all state and local codes.


Find where you should be speaking from. Learn how to breathe from your diaphragm. Speak from the diaphragm. Keep practicing.

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Your voice will be its most natural and powerful when it comes from the area just behind and around your nose. In order to practice speaking from this place, hum mmm-hmm, as if you were responding to a question affirmatively. Feel the vibration in your face as you hum. This is where you should focus on speaking from. Breathing from your diaphragm as opposed to your chest will make your voice both more powerful and deeper. When you breathe, your stomach should rise, and your chest and shoulders should remain still. These are full, diaphragm breaths. You want your breath to come from your diaphragm, and go out through the part of your face you identified in step one. Practice this often, saying anything you like, but focusing on these two parts of your body. You will notice that you can get more power in your voice with less vocal strain, resulting in a louder, deeper voice. At first, breathing this way will feel unnatural and you'll probably switch back to your normal way of breathing and speaking often. But if you practice for a couple of weeks, as often as you can remember, eventually it will become second nature. Learning to breathe from your diaphragm is one of the easiest ways to naturally improve your voice.


Find where your eyebrows should begin. Locate the ideal end point of your brow. Find your ideal arch point. Determine if your eyebrows are the same height. Choose the best eyebrow shape for your face. Pluck any stray hairs around your brows. Visit a professional.

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Hold a pencil point up and vertical against your nose to see where your eyebrow should begin. The edge of the pencil that is closer to your nose marks the line where your brow should start. If it goes beyond that point, you should use tweezers to remove the excess hair. If it falls short, you will probably want to extend it to that point. Use a white makeup pencil or a very light stroke from your brow pencil to mark this spot if you don't want to lose its precise location when you move the pencil. Ideally, your eyebrow should end at a 45-degree angle from the outer corner of your eye. Still holding the pencil against the side of your nostril, pivot the point of the pencil away from your nose and to the outer corner of your eye. That is where the tail of your eyebrow should be. You can mark this spot with a light dot from your brow pencil, using that as a guide for tweezing or penciling in your brow later. Look straight forward and line up the outer edge of the pencil with the outer edge of your iris to find where your arch should begin. Mark this spot with your white pencil so that you can find it easily for tweezing or penciling. Hold the pencil horizontally across the tops of your brows to check that they are about the same height. If they are not, don't immediately try to pluck them to the same size. You'll use the pencil later to build them up to a similar height. Use the shape of your face to help you determine the best eyebrow shape for your features.  If you have a round face, a sharp, high angle will open your eyes and elongate and balance the face.  You can get away with most shapes if you have an oval face. If your face is very long, try extending the length of your brows and don't fill them too much or too dark.  A heart-shaped face can be a challenge--too shaped or angled can be harsh and accentuate your forehead. Try a lower, straighter arch that follows your brow bone.  If you have a square face, full, even dark, brows will balance out your angular jaw. If the tail of your eyebrow is longer than...


Find which behaviors you want to change. Discover what triggers your behavior. Find something to replace old behaviors with. Write your goals down. Don't be in a rush. Don't worry about setbacks.

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Before you can avoid making the same mistakes or repeating the same behaviors, you will have to identify the behaviors you want to change.  Examine your life for any behaviors that you want to work on.  Try finding the habits and old behaviors that you think are the most important to work on first. Don't take on too much at once.  Focus on a select few issues that you feel deserve the most attention. Examine what situations or events might be causing you to make the same mistakes or engage in the same unwanted behaviors.  There are reasons behind the behavior you want to change.  Once you find those reasons, you will be able to both change your response to that situation as well as avoid it in the future.  You might find that stress causes you crave a cigarette or an unhealthy snack. If you are nervous in social settings, you might find that it causes you to drink when you otherwise would not. When your goal is to stop repeating a certain behavior, you will need to replace that old behavior with a new one.  Without implementing a new behavior, you are more likely to return to your original unwanted one.  For example, you might replace eating potato chips with a celery snack or doing ten push ups. If you find that you get angry easily, try making it your new habit to take deep breaths before you let anger get the best of you. After you have thought about which behaviors you want to end and what you will replace them with, it can be useful to write them down.  This will serve as a reminder of what you want to accomplish that you can check anytime. Try putting your written goals in a place you can see them often and with ease.  For example, keep them posted at your work place or set a reminder on your phone. Changing old habits can be difficult and take time.  Being successful will take dedication as you work to replace your old habits with new ones that you have selected.  Stick with your plan, stay positive, and meet your goals.  Changing a habit can take anywhere from 15 to 254 days depending on motivation,...


Find witnesses. Photograph where you fell. See a doctor. Photograph your injuries. Cite legal precedents.

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If you can move around after your fall, look for people nearby who may have seen the fall. Ask them if they would be willing to make a brief statement about what they saw. Write down the statements and contact information for each witness.  If any friends or family are present at the time, ask them to look for witnesses on your behalf. Witness testimony is very helpful in proving your case. Third-party witnesses are not invested in the outcome of the case, which makes their testimony more convincing to judges and jurors in the event of a trial. Objective witnesses can also mean larger settlements to avoid trial. Take photos from a variety of angles as soon after the incident as possible. For example, take the photos at night if you fell at night. You're trying to recreate the environment of the fall.   If you are hospitalized or in too much pain, ask a friend or family member to return and photograph the area for you. For dangerous conditions such as a faulty railing, the owner will likely fix the problem immediately after the incident. Get the pictures as soon as possible. Even if your injuries aren't severe, you should still see a doctor. Most slip and fall injuries are not immediately visible, but your doctor will know what to look for. Your doctor visit will also create useful medical documentation.  Keep records of any follow-up appointments or treatments, including physical rehabilitation. Medical documentation provides a link of causation between the accident and your injury. You must prove that the injuries resulted from the fall and were not preexisting to win a settlement. Even injuries made worse by the fall may receive a lower settlement than injuries that did not exist prior to the fall. Choose a traditional M.D. as opposed to an alternative medical practitioner or a chiropractor. Their statements hold up better in court and with insurance companies. Again, try to do this immediately after you fall. Since many slip and fall accidents result in bruising, regularly photograph your injury over the...


Find words by "chaining" letters. Words must be at least three letters long. The same letter can't be used twice in the same word. Words can go in any direction. Count each word only once. Any word found in an English dictionary is allowed. Plural forms of words count as separate words. Words-within-words are allowed. Know which sorts of words are usually disallowed.

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The goal of Boggle is to score points by finding words in the random letters in the grid. The letters you use must be touching vertically, horizontally, or diagonally in a chain. You can't skip or "jump" across letters. When you find a word, write it down on your paper. At the end of the round, you'll use all of the words you found to figure out how many points you've scored. Very short words, like "I," "an," and so on are not allowed. When you're making a word, you can only use each die once. For example, if you make the word "neon", you can't use the "n" at the start of the word again at the end of the word. You can (and should) use the same letter multiple times in separate words. For example, if you find the word "tear," you can use the "a" in words like "apt," "part," and so on. The words you find don't have to go right-to-left. They can go up, down, backwards, forwards, and diagonally as long as all of the letters are connected in a chain and each letter is used only once. It's common for simple words to appear on the Boggle board several times. However, you may only write each word once on your piece of paper. In other words, you're trying to see how many different words you can find. This rule is also true when a word has more than one definition. For instance, "tear" (a drop of water that comes out of your eye) and "tear" (the act of ripping something) count as the same word. It's a good idea to have a dictionary handy when you play Boggle to settle disputes. If you can find a word in the dictionary, it's "fair game." For example, if you see the word "apples," you are actually allowed to write down two words: "apple" and "apples." For example, if you see a word like "Webster," you can also write down "web" "webs." This is an excellent strategy for scoring as many points as possible. Some players choose not to allow the types of words listed below. However, these words are not specifically mentioned in the official Boggle rules provided by Hasbro, which only say that words have to be in a dictionary...


Find yards that are in a big group. Mow lawns Rake leaves and trim hedges Shovel driveways in the winter Clean out gutters in the spring Help with a harvest in your area.

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If you can mow your own lawn, and all the lawns that surround your parents' house, you're in good shape. You can do all the lawns at once, rake all the leaves, and take care of the yards at the same time. It's like one long day of work in which you an get paid several times.  If you don't live somewhere with many yards, you can still do this. Just get a ride to a neighborhood where you can get as many yards as possible in the same neighborhood. The closer together the yards, the easier your job is. Elderly neighbors will be the most willing to hire young kids to do this. . One great way to make money in the summer months is to ask as many of your neighbors as you can if you can mow their lawn for them. Lawn-mowing can be a serious hassle, and you can make some serious money doing it in your spare time.  Ask your parents to stake you to equipment costs, if you don't have access to the mower yourself. Ask for an old mower for your birthday.  In some cases, people might want you to use their equipment, if it's available. If you can use their lawn mower, all the better. Set aside some money for materials. You'll need to pay to have the gas tank filled and ready to go, if you're mowing lawns. Or, see if your parents won't help you pay for gas. . In late summer and early fall, you'll start mowing less and less, but your clients will need other things done around the yard. Get ready to rake leaves, bag them, and clean up the yard of other debris, like acorns, twigs, and pinecones. For this job, all you need is a sturdy rake and some leaf bags. In some cases, you might not even need the bags. Cheap, light, and easy. . Once the fall turns to winter, business can dry up for the lawnmower. But, snow needs to be taken care of in lots of regions. Don't stop working when it gets cold. Get yourself a good snow shovel and offer to shovel out the driveways and walks of your neighbors. . After a long winter, gutters tend to get clogged up and need a good cleaning. Mostly, this just involves removing the gunky leaves and twigs...


Find your TV's HDMI port. Buy an HDMI cable. Place the Apple TV box near your TV. Connect one end of the HDMI cable to the Apple TV box. Connect the other end of the HDMI cable to your TV. Connect your Apple TV's power cable. Turn on your TV. Change the TV's input to the HDMI channel. Follow the on-screen setup instructions. Use your Apple TV as a smart TV.

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An HDMI port resembles a thin, wide slot with a slightly tapered base. HDMI ports are typically located on the back or the side of your TV screen.  Note the number next to the HDMI port as well, since this is the input channel you'll need to use in order to use your Apple TV. If your TV doesn't have at least one HDMI port, you can buy an HDMI-to-RCA adapter that plugs into the red, white, and yellow ports in the back or side of your TV instead. You can find HDMI cables of varying lengths online and in most department stores.  HDMI cables tend to be much cheaper online than they are in stores. You shouldn't have to spend more than $15 or so on a good HDMI cable. The Apple TV box must be close enough to your TV that both the HDMI and the power cable can reach the box. It's important to keep your Apple TV in the open, both because you don't want it to overheat and because you need to be able to use the Apple TV's remote. This cable fits into the HDMI port on the back of the Apple TV box with the wide side of the cable facing up. HDMI cables only go in one way, so don't force the connection if it doesn't fit. It should plug into the HDMI port you found on your TV earlier. The two-cylinder end of the cable plugs into the back of the Apple TV, and the other end plugs into a wall socket. Press your TV's power button. This will vary from TV to TV, but will typically consist of pressing your TV's (or TV remote's) Input button until you reach the input number that's next to the HDMI port on your TV. This should display the Apple TV's setup page. If the Apple TV's setup page doesn't display, press the Apple TV remote's center button to "wake up" the Apple TV box. Usually, you'll have to do the following:  Select a language. Select a Wi-Fi network and enter the password. Download any suggested updates. Once your Apple TV is set up and up-to-date, you can use the Apple TV remote to switch between apps, stream media via Netflix or Hulu, and so on.


Find your airline. Check your bags. Print your boarding pass.

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The first thing you’ll need to do when you arrive at the airport is to locate your airline. Airports are divided into terminals, and different airlines are housed in different terminals. There are also different terminals for arrivals and departures. You will need to go to the departure terminal for your airline. You can find out what terminal your airline is in by looking online, calling the airport or by asking one of the employees at the airport. If you are taking mass transportation or having someone drop you off at the airport, make sure you let them know what airline you are flying so they drop you at the correct building. Depending on what you’ve packed, you may need to check a bag or two. Most airlines will allow you one carry-on bag, in addition to one hand-held bag (like a laptop case or a purse.) If you are planning to check bags, go immediately to the counter for your designated airline.  If you are not checking a bag, skip this step and proceed straight to check in. Travelers are allowed to check up to two bags, but there is a weight and size limit on those bags. Check with your airline to see what those weight restrictions are. Be careful not to over-pack, as going over the weight limit for checked baggage may result in fees of over $75.00. In order to board your plane, you’ll need a boarding pass. If you’ve chosen to check your bags, give your airline attendant your identification and they’ll be able to print out your boarding pass for you. If you’re not checking your bags, you can still go to the attendant for help, or you can choose an easier and faster option.  Some airlines also offer kiosks for self-check in. To use these, all you’ll need is a credit card. Use the credit card to identify yourself and then follow the instructions on the kiosk to print out your boarding pass.  Some airlines also give you the option of checking in electronically. If this is the case, you will receive an e-mail 24 hours before your scheduled departure. Follow the instructions in the e-mail to check in for your...


Find your car’s factory paint color code. Invest in an all-in-one touch-up kit. Sand the peeled area down to the bare metal or base material. Apply approximately 3 coats of automotive primer. Apply the instructed number of pigment coats. Finish the paint job with multiple rounds of clear coat. Buff the repaired area

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If the peeled clear coat has caused the exposed color coat to fade, scratch, or peel, you’ll want to address the pigment problem as well. Search your car for a tag with a paint code — for instance, M1724A for a black 1993 Ford Bronco — for the factory-applied pigment. Start by opening the driver’s side door and looking below the latch, then move on if needed to common placement spots like under the hood or in the trunk. If you can’t find the paint code, you can search by your car’s make, model, and year online or at an auto parts retailer. Or, you can try to match the color by bringing a sample — for instance, the door that covers your gas cap — to a store that carries automotive paints. For the most convenient DIY solution, choose an all-in-one automotive touch-up kit that provides everything from sandpaper and tack cloths to the different pigment and clear sprays you’ll use. Use your paint code to order a kit that is custom colored to match your vehicle’s factory paint job. If you buy the individual components yourself you’ll need primer, pigment, and clear coat sprays; sandpapers of varying grits (often ranging between 200 and 2000 grit); alcohol and solvent based cleaners; and tack cloths to remove dust and debris. Other items may be required depending on the instructions for the paint products you choose. Use the heavier grit sandpaper (e.g., 200 grit) that comes with your kit. Wipe away flakes and dust with a tack cloth, then clean the area with the provided cleaner(s). When you’re done sanding and cleaning, tape off the prepared area as advised in the kit. Or, use plastic sheeting and masking tape with reduced adhesion (stick it to and peel it from your pants once or twice first). Follow the precise instructions on the kit or can. 3 coats is common, but you may be advised to use fewer or more coats. Allow the primer to dry between coats. Then, use a fine grit sandpaper (1500, for instance) to lightly scuff the surface. Wipe it with the tack cloth before adding the next coat. Once again, 3 is the...


Find your chopping tool. Tie a rope to a high, thick branch on the tree. Start slowly with your chops. Be aware of the tree's stability. Get away quickly when it begins moving.

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Use a chopping axe (not a splitting axe) or a large machete/knife. The size of the necessary axe depends on the size of the tree. Tie it as tightly as you can to another tree, or big rock in the direction you want it to fall. (You may throw a cord with a weight on it over a limb and pull a rope up and figure out how to tie it.) Tie the rope to something that is farther away than the height of the tree, unless you don't care where the tree lands. Tie this rope tightly and make sure there are a couple of backup knots on it. Avoid damaging any fence, building or vehicle. Try to get a good "V" shape going on the side of the tree--remember, axes aren't saws; you cannot chop in a straight line.  Do not try to chop the wood straight. Wedge out little pieces on the side you want it to fall. You do not need to make it all the way through the tree on one side, just think about where it is best to chop it. Keep your eyes and ears open, and be prepared to run out of the way  Watch upward, and listen for cracking and groaning sounds. Cracking or groaning will tell you that the tree may be about to give way. As you chop, continue to glance upward into the tree for any swaying or leaning. A tree can fall quickly and quietly, and it can easily catch you by surprise. If you are not paying attention, the tree could fell you!  Expect the tree to swing around as it falls. This is due to limbs or the slant of the tree, and due to your "guide" rope. Limbs of your tree may extend outward far enough to strike you. Stay out of the way. Watch for surrounding trees. The branches of other trees may become entangled or break, and you may find that other limbs and trees begin to fall around you.


Find your computer's "Print Screen" key. Find the Windows ⊞ Win key. Go to a screen that you want to screenshot. Hold down the ⊞ Win key. Press firmly the ⎙ Print Screen key. View your screenshots.

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It's usually in the upper-right side of the keyboard, right a key or two of the F12 key. The "Print Screen" key usually has "sys req" ("System Requirements") written on it as well.  The "Print Screen" key might be labeled "prt sc", "prt scr", "print scr", and so on. If the "Print Screen" (or similar) text is below other text on the key, you may have to hold down the Fn key while pressing the "Print Screen" key. Look for Fn in the lower-left side of your keyboard. The Windows logo key is usually in the lower-left side of the keyboard. Holding down the Windows key while pressing the "Print Screen" key will take a snapshot of your entire screen's contents. On Windows 8 and prior, you cannot take a screenshot using the ⊞ Win key. Navigate to a page that you want to take a screenshot of. Keep in mind that everything on the screen (except your mouse pointer) will appear in the screenshot. Do so firmly, and don't release the ⊞ Win key until after you've taken your screenshot.  If you determined that you'll need to use the Fn key, hold that key down as well. Skip this step if you're on Windows 8 or prior. You should see your computer's screen dim for a brief moment. At this point, you can release the "Print Screen" key and the Windows key.  If the screen doesn't dim, try using the Fn key if you didn't, or don't use it if you did. Sometimes Windows won't recognize your screenshots the first couple of times that you attempt to take them, so try a few times. After you've taken a few screenshots, your computer will create a "Screenshots" folder in the "Pictures" folder, which can be found by opening Start, clicking File Explorer, and clicking the Pictures tab on the left of the File Explorer window. If you're on Windows 8 or prior, your computer won't create the screenshots folder. Instead, open Start (or Search on Windows 8), type in paint, click Paint when it appears, and paste in your screenshot by pressing Ctrl+V. You can then save the screenshot by clicking File, clicking Save, and clicking Save in the pop-up window.


Find your computer's model information. Look up your computer's key replacement. Order replacement keys. Remove the key and its internal parts. Place the replacement key's carriage in the key slot. Snap the key pad into place. Lay the replacement key in the key slot. Press down firmly on the key.

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In order to find a replacement key for your computer, it's important to know your computer's model type:   Windows - Open Start, type in this pc, click This PC, click the Computer tab in the upper-left corner, click System Properties, and look at the name below the "Device specifications" heading. Your laptop's brand should be listed on the lid.  Mac - Open the Apple menu and click About This Mac, then look at the line of text below the "Version" text. Type your computer's manufacturer name and model number, followed by replacement key, into Google and review the results. For example, you might type asus q553ub replacement key into Google. Depending on your model of computer and your regional location, your options for ordering keys will vary. Places like eBay, Amazon, Best Buy, and many other online stores stock key replacements. As with repairing the key earlier, make sure that you are aware of the key's parts' location before removing them so that you have a reference. If you can take a reference picture before removing the key's internal parts, do so. It should be positioned in exactly the same way in which the former carriage was positioned. Push the key pad into the center of the carriage, then press down until it clicks or snaps into the carriage. Skip this step on a MacBook or any other keyboard that doesn't use key pads. Insert the top of the key into the slot at a 45-degree angle, then lower the rest of the key into the slot. The key should snap into place, and it should spring up immediately after you remove your finger. Test your key before you throw away your receipt.


Find your crew. Find the right acting talent.

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Depending on the scale of your production, you may be able to rely solely on yourself and your actors, or you may need to create large a crew for the video. Here are some positions you might consider filling based on what work you'll need done:  Director: This will most likely be you. You'll be managing all the different parts of the shoot, from sharing your vision to the cast and crew, to mediating disputes between lighting and sound, to making sure there's gas in the car and that all your locations are cleared for shooting. You're the boss, but you're also responsible for more than anyone else. Videographer: The videographer will be in charge of capturing the action on one or more cameras. You'll define the shot, but she will actually frame the scene, work with the gaffer to ensure the set is properly lit, and let the sound guy know when the boom is in the scene. Gaffer: Somebody needs to make sure all the lights are lit, the actors are visible, and everything is right for the shoot. That person is the gaffer. Sound man: On a movie set, he's the guy sticking mics in everybody's faces. For a video, which often doesn't feature dialog, he'll be the guy cuing up the song so the actors have something to work with. In between pressing "Stop" and "Play" and "Rewind," he'll be running to get Cokes, pizza, and other sundries. Grip: This is the lucky soul who gets to move all the wires, all the lights, all the gear, seating, tables, props, and everything else that is brought on set. It's a lot easier to run a shoot when you have somebody to handle those things while you handle the bigger-picture items. Wardrobe: Depending on the budget, you may simply provide direction to the talent ("wear jeans and a tight shirt,") or have costumes made to order for the actors. Whichever way you do it, if there are costume changes involved, make sure somebody can coordinate that between scenes, and that your actors have a bit of privacy for changing. Props: Again, this might be you, but somebody has to find the vehicles used, plus...


Find your divan's screw holes. Screw the struts to the frame. Adjust the headboard to your desired height.

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Check its back of the divan for two holes, one toward either side. Look where each is most often found, within three to four inches (seven to ten cm) of both the side corner and the top of the frame. With cloth-covered frames, feel with your hand for the holes if the fabric's pattern makes them difficult to spot.  Most but not all frames will already have bolts screwed into place, which makes finding the holes easier. Larger beds may have more than one screw hole in a vertical line in order to support larger, heavier headboards. If your frame already has bolts in place, remove them. Then line up the headboard's struts with the frame's screw holes. Insert a bolt through the gap in each strut and screw it into the screw hole. Begin tightening the bolt to the frame, but stop short of tightening it all the way to the point of immobilizing the headboard.  Having one or more partners to hold the headboard steady is advisable. Headboards with struts will be especially top-heavy and could fall over while you work. If your bed frame does not include bolts, contact the manufacturer to ask which size is required so you can purchase them separately. Place your mattress on the frame so you can better judge how high you want your headboard to be. Raise or lower the headboard along its struts. If needed, loosen the bolts so you can do so more easily. Once you determine how high or low you wish it to be, use a level to confirm that both sides are raised equally high. Then tighten the bolts all the way to secure the headboard in place.  In addition to your mattress, add any other materials that might add height to it, such as foam toppers or electric sheets. Having partner(s) to raise and lower the headboard will enable you to stand back and judge its height with less fuss.


Find your document's "html" header. Add the animation property to the "body" element. Add your colors to the animation. Review your code.

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It should be near the top of the document. Type the following into the space below the "body {" bracket and above the closing bracket:       -webkit-animation: colorchange 60s infinite;      animation: colorchange 60s infinite;   The top line of text is for Chromium-based browsers while the bottom line of text is for other browsers. Now you'll use the @keyframes rule to set the background colors through which you'll cycle, as well as the length of time each color will appear on the page. Again, you'll need separate entries for the different sets of browsers. Enter the following lines of code below the closed "body" bracket:   @-webkit-keyframes colorchange {      0%  {background: #33FFF3;}     25%  {background: #78281F;}     50%  {background: #117A65;}     75%  {background: #DC7633;}     100% {background: #9B59B6;} } @keyframes colorchange {      0%  {background: #33FFF3;}     25%  {background: #78281F;}     50%  {background: #117A65;}     75%  {background: #DC7633;}     100% {background: #9B59B6;} }   Note that the two rules (@-webkit-keyframes and @keyframes have the same background colors and percentages. You'll want these to stay uniform so the experience is the same on all browsers. The percentages (0%, 25%, etc) are of the total animation length (60s). When the page loads, the background will be the color set at 0% (#33FFF3). Once the animation has played for 25% of of 60 seconds, the background will turn to #7821F, and so on. You can modify the times and colors to fit your desired outcome. Your entire code for the changing background color should resemble the following:  <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <style> body {     -webkit-animation: colorchange 60s infinite;      animation: colorchange 60s infinite; } @-webkit-keyframes colorchange {      0%  {background: #33FFF3;}     25%  {background: #78281F;}     50%  {background: #117A65;}     75%  {background: #DC7633;}     100% {background: #9B59B6;} } @keyframes colorchange {      0%  {background: #33FFF3;}     25%  {background: #78281F;}     50% ...


Find your friend’s email address. Choose a subject that summarizes your email. Open with a greeting. Ask them how they’re doing.

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Before you start your email, make sure that you have the correct email address for your friend. If you’ve sent an email to them in the past, you can find their email in your email contacts. Otherwise, you can ask another friend. Type their email address into the box labeled “To.” The subject box is located below the “To” box and labeled “Subject.”  Summarize your email in a few words here so your friend knows what to expect.  If you’re just writing to say hello, your subject line could be as simple as “Hi!” If you’re writing to invite your friend to your birthday party, you could make the subject, “Invitation to my birthday party.” Start your email with a greeting, followed by the person’s name and a comma. Since this is an email to a friend, you can say something casual like “hi,” “hey,” or “hello.” ”Hi Kate,” is an example of a basic greeting. Skip a line, and ask a question like, “How are you doing?” or make a statement like, “I hope you’re doing well.” This shows your friend you care about them.