Q: Every country has what is called an exit code. It's the number you dial in order to direct a call outside the country. In the United States and Canada, the exit code is "011." If calling from the US or Canada, dial these numbers first. If you're not from the United States or Canada, you can find your country's exit code online. For example, the United Kingdom's exit code is "00." " In addition to having an exit code, every country has a unique country code. This is the code you type after the exit code to indicate which country you're trying to reach. Guatemala's exit code is "502." Dial this after the exit code. For example, if you're calling from the United States, you would dial, "011-502." After you dial the exit and country code, punch in the number you're trying to reach in Guatemala. Your phone call should be directed to the country. For example, if you're trying to reach the number "1234-5678," you would dial, "011-502-1234-5678."
A: Dial your country's exit code. Dial "502. Punch in the phone number.

Q: This will make a tasty treat of 6 servings.
A: Stir butter with cinnamon, white sugar, and vanilla extract in a mixing bowl. Blend that mixture with vanilla ice cream, apple cider, and cream soda in a blender. Pour into glasses and top with whipped cream and caramel.

Q: Even though you're changing to a different browser, you'll still need to start by opening Safari. You can also press Command+, This is usually open by default. Select the browser that you want to use from the list of available browsers. You'll need to have the browser installed on your computer before you can select it. Your newly-selected browser will now be the default when opening links.
A: Open Safari. Click the "Safari" menu and select "Preferences". Click the "General" tab. Click the "Default web browser" drop-down menu. Quit Safari to save your changes.

Q: Start by talking to your guidance counselor about your desire to get a summer job. Guidance counselors are usually in-the-know about local summer jobs for teens. Your guidance counselor can also help you create a resume. You might also ask your parents, other relatives and family friends if there are any job opportunities for teens at their workplaces. Consider knocking on the doors of businesses in your neighborhood to find out which ones hire teens during the summer. Restaurants and retail stores often hire teens during the summer. To make the most of your vacation, apply for jobs that seem like they would be a lot of fun. If you like animals, for example, consider applying for a part-time job at a pet store. If you babysit or mow lawns, you're self-employed, so why not organize your efforts? Start by making some fliers about the services you offer and distribute them around your neighborhood. Setting fees for your services helps you know exactly what to charge your clients. Write your appointments in a journal or enter them in your appointment app, so you don't forget any jobs you've agreed to do. Some business ideas for teenagers include cleaning basements, washing cars, walking dogs, feeding pets while their owners are away and helping seniors with household chores. Think about the kind of job you might want after college. Then, work closely with your parents, teachers and guidance counselor to identify companies that take on high school interns over the summer. For example, if you're thinking about launching a tech startup after college, you might try to get an internship at a local tech firm. Internships don't pay but they offer lots of value. In addition to experience, you might snag a great reference for college from your boss or even get hired full-time in the future. Choose volunteer opportunities based on the things that matter most to you. If you're an animal lover, you might volunteer at a local animal rescue center. If you enjoy spending time with senior citizens, you might volunteer at a local nursing home. Contacting nonprofits in your community is a great way to get started volunteering over the summer. Try to keep a journal of your volunteer experiences. You can use your experiences as inspiration for a college admissions essay or other writing assignments in high school. The prospect of college is very exciting, especially if you're a rising junior or senior. Every college has a website, so start by visiting college websites that have majors that interest you. You can also read college review websites like USA Today and Princeton Review to get a sense of things like how much colleges cost and what students think about their schools. Social networking groups on websites like Facebook are great places to find out about colleges. When interacting with students on social media, identify yourself as a high school student looking to learn more about their schools. Consider asking your parents to take you on campus visits. If they're game, they might even organize a fun road trip or two around campus visits.
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Find a job to earn some money. Start a business to gain entrepreneurial experience. Find an internship to plan your career path. Sign up to volunteer to make a difference in your community. Research colleges to find out which one suits you.