Q: If the phone or tablet is already on, restart it so you can set it up as a new device. This method will help you get into a locked iPhone or iPad by using alternate DNS addresses. Before you get there, you'll have to choose a language and region, among other things. It's at the bottom of the screen. A list of Wi-Fit networks will appear. A blank will appear. Here are the options: USA/North America: 104.154.51.7 Europe: 104.155.28.90 Asia: 104.155.220.58 Africa, Australia, and other locations: 78.109.17.60 This brings you back to the network info. If a password is required, a pop-up will appear. It's at the top-right corner of the screen. This brings you back to the Wi-Fi page, where you'll see something like "iCloudDNSBypass.net" at the top of the screen. Now that you've used these special addresses, you've bypassed the lock. Set up your phone or tablet as normal.
A: Power on your iPhone or iPad. Complete the Setup process until you get to the "Choose Wi-Fi network" screen. Press the Home button. Tap More Wi-Fi Settings. Tap the "i" in a circle next to your Wi-Fi network. Tap Configure DNS. Tap Manual. Tap +Add Server. Enter the server address for your location. Tap Save. Tap the back button. Tap Join this Network. Enter the network password and tap Join. Tap the back button when the iPhone or iPad tries to activate. Continue setting up your iPhone or iPad.

Q: Look for sandpaper with a grade between 120 and 220. Rub the sandpaper over the wine bottle in a circular motion until it's completely covered with scratches. The scratches will make it easier for the adhesive you're going to use to stick to the bottle. Work outside if possible. If you have to work inside, open any windows in the room you'll be working in and plug in a box fan. Lay down tarp or newspaper on a flat surface so glitter and adhesive don't get everywhere. Lay your wine bottle down on the flat surface. The acrylic sealer will work as an adhesive for the glitter to stick to. Hold the sealer 3 inches (7.6cm) away from the bottle and spray from the base of the bottle to the mouthpiece. You can find spray-on acrylic sealer at your local crafts store. Add the glitter directly from the canister. Completely cover the adhesive with glitter so there aren't any empty spots. Look for craft glitter at your local crafts store. Continue to turn the bottle and add more sealer and glitter until the entire bottle is covered. If you notice bare spots, spray sealer over them and cover them with glitter. The extra coat of acrylic sealer will help the glitter stay on the bottle. Keep in mind that some glitter will come off the bottle when you touch it. Be careful when you're handling the bottle so glitter doesn't get on your clothes.
A: Scratch up the surface of your wine bottle with fine-grit sandpaper. Set up your work space in a well-ventilated area. Spray a section of the bottle with a spray-on acrylic sealer. Sprinkle craft glitter over the sealer. Turn the bottle and apply sealer and glitter to a new section. Spray the whole bottle with sealer to seal the glitter in place.

Q: Doing so could result in several things that can affect how you go about doing the right thing: You start self-doubting yourself. When you arrive at a decision on the right course of action to make things right, you want to make it confidently. It's not the end of the world. Doing this one right thing doesn't mean that you are incapable of making the correct decision in the first place. Take the mistake in stride, and learn from what you did wrong. Nothing would happen. If you are too panicky, you'll scare yourself into acting on time. If you are really unsure, talk it over with others the subjective view from others can be a refreshing viewpoint on the situation. An emotion can quickly become too much to handle. If you're dwelling on how to do something right to fix a problem, ensure you make time to step away from the situation. Take a breather, and don't try to solve everything in a self-set time frame. Pay attention to any physical bodily reactions. Sometimes, our bodies can physically show signs of stress. Keep checking in with yourself if things are getting too much to handle. Don't try to control or hold back emotions. It's important to let anything and everything in to feel it all. Our emotions are natural, they make us who we are and they play vital roles in what we believe is the right thing to do. Pay attention to what you are feeling and focus on what to do with them. Refrain from acting on impulse. Our initial reactions to situation may not always be the best one. Think carefully if you want to react, as impulses may not always be the best way to go about doing right things. This can relieve any pressure you have on yourself. It always helps to talk out problems and what you are struggling with. Make your voice heard. Address your problems so people know what you're struggling with. By verbally acknowledging that you are struggling with doing the right thing, you aren't so caught up in your own thoughts, running around in circles. Find someone who understands why you need to do the right thing. They will have an easier time understanding your struggle, thus more likely to give applicable advice. Have a fresh perspective on the situation. Perhaps you've been dwelling on how to solve a problem for too long. By having another person's input they may bring in to light other ideas that you may have missed. Doing the right thing in the moment of need is only half the work, as the other half lays in the personal growth you go through. Every situation is different, and the right thing that is needed varies. Look back and see how you can learn from all of them. When you think you've done the right thing, ask yourself some questions, such as: How can doing this particular right thing reduce doing the wrong thing in the future? Am I happy with the result(s)? How did I handle this differently from past situations?
A: Try not to overthink or over analyze the situation, your reaction and possible outcomes. Keep your emotions in check. Talk to someone. Evaluate how you handled the situation, what your thought processes were like, and if applicable, who you spoke to for advice.

Q: Always treat a gun as though it were loaded, even if you know it isn't. This will usually be on the right side of the gun, where the barrel meets the stock. Unlike a pump-action shotgun, a break action has no magazine tube to load several shells at a time into. Instead, the gun breaks open to allow you to load a shell directly into the chamber of your barrel (or barrels). This means your gun needs to be reloaded after every shot, or every two shots if you have a double-barreled shotgun. Be careful: these may be hot if the gun was recently fired. Try not to let your hand touch the metal of the barrel. The business-end of the shell should slide into the barrel. Your gun is now loaded and ready to fire.
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Make sure the safety is on and the gun pointed away from you in a safe direction. Find and engage the barrel breach lever, latch or button. Open the break-action and lower the barrel away from the body of the shotgun. Remove and discard any spent casings. Replace each used casing with a fresh shell. Bring the barrel back up and close the break until you hear and feel it click.