Q: Newspaper companies will occasionally hire kids to manage a paper route. Go to your local newspaper office and see if they're hiring. Oftentimes, you don't need a lot of experience to manage a paper route. For many, a paper route is a great entry level job that teaches responsibility and work ethic. A paper route is a lot of responsibility. It's your job to deliver the paper every day, except Sundays, which means working holidays. Many newspaper have a special morning paper for Saturdays, so you may have to wake up early on some weekends to deliver a Saturday paper. Ayesha Reviews is a web site managed by a 10 year-old named Ayesha. She writes book reviews for children's books and pays other tweens between 40 cents and $2.50 for reviews. If you're interested in reading and looking to make extra money, consider contacting the website. You could also start your own review website or blog. It will take some work to get it off the ground, but with some time and effort you could become successful, especially if you're writing about things you really care about. Many car washes hire younger workers for basic services, like cleaning cars and pumping gas. If you live in a smaller town that still has full service gas stations, stop by a local station and see if they're hiring. Many kids take advantage of the fact they have more computer skills than older adults. See if any adults need tutoring help for basic computer skills. You can ask your parents to see if your grandparents would be willing to pay you to teach them about the internet, e-mail, word processors, and other computer skills. If you're interested in making money, try making fun or informative YouTube videos online. If you get enough views or subscribers, YouTube will pay you for ad space. Try to find topics relevant to your interest or the interests of people your age. Make funny lists about movies or TV shows. Give fashion tips. Offer advice on relationships with friends, family members, and significant others. Keep in mind that it only pays about 2 cents for 6,000 views.
A: Get a paper route. Write book reviews. Work at a car wash. Use your computer skills. Make YouTube videos.

Q: Food is one of the highlights of any game day party, so provide a spread for your guests to enjoy. Make sure most of your foods are easy for guests to grab and eat as they'll likely be chowing down in front of the TV. Cook your dishes from scratch, buy frozen foods, or purchase ready-made entrees. These popular party foods are sure to please your guests: Chicken wings Hoagies or sliders Barbecue Hamburgers or sliders Hot dogs Pizza Chili Nachos Loaded potato skins Chances are, you and your guests will be munching on snacks throughout the game. Provide a wide array of pre-made snacks so everyone has something they like. These will work as appetizers and side dishes, as well. Get some tortilla chips for your dips. Additionally, you might purchase flavors of Doritos, since their Super Bowl ads will likely make people want them. Add popcorn or Chex Mix for more options. Get some veggies, like carrots and celery with hummus, for a healthy option For candy, you might purchase gummies, M&Ms, or jelly beans in the team colors. Red is really easy to find. If you can't get gold, go with yellow. Dips are a must-have for Super Bowl watching, so consider offering a few options and getting multiple bags of each. Pick your favorite dips or invite guests to bring their favorite recipes. You might incorporate these popular dips: Buffalo dip Spicy velveeta queso Salsa French onion dip Bean dip Guacamole 7-layer dip Hummus Your party won't be complete without dessert. Offer a couple of options so guests can choose what they like. While you can get basic desserts, it's fun to go with Super Bowl-themed dishes. Your guests are sure to love these desserts: A cake with a game day theme Football shaped cookies Cupcakes in team colors or with football decorations Rice crispy treats with red or gold icing drizzled over them Stock your drink table or coolers with several non-alcoholic options, especially if you have kids attending your party. This will ensure that everyone has something to drink and encourages fans who are drinking to rehydrate between drinks. Purchase sodas in 2-liter bottles or cans, and provide pitchers or bottles of water. If your guests like tea, offer a pitcher or jug of sweet and unsweetened tea. Make sure the cups are near the drinks so guests can help themselves. Drinking is common at Super Bowl parties, so get a variety of alcoholic beverages. You can provide them all yourself or ask your guests to contribute. Here are some popular Super Bowl favorites: Beer Gin and tonic dyed with red food coloring Jello shots Big batch cocktails, like mimosas or bellinis
A: Choose entrees that are easy to eat with your fingers. Purchase chips, snack mixes, and candy for casual snacking. Make or purchase a variety of dips for chips and wings. Make or purchase desserts that are decorated for the game. Provide water, soda, or tea for guests who aren't consuming alcohol. Offer alcoholic drinks if you and your guests enjoy them.

Q: You can do this one of two ways: Scroll through your apps pages to locate the Kindle app, which has the black silhouette of a person reading against a blue background. From your home screen, Slide your finger to the right to open your search function. Tap on the search bar, type Kindle in, and tap on the app when it appears in the menu below. Find this icon (three horizontal lines) in the very top, left-hand corner of your screen. If you are using an iPad, skip this step. If you have a book openwhether on an iPad or iPodpress the settings menu followed by "Library". This will return you to the main screen. If you are using an iPad, tap on the "Settings" icon. Find this icon (a white gear) in the very bottom, right-hand corner of the screen. This will bring you to the "Deregister" page. You will receive the following notification: "Deregister will remove all downloaded content from this Kindle, do you want to continue". If you register the device with the same account, all of your downloaded content will return to your library. You will be effectively "signed out" of your account. Your device's connection to the Amazon account it was registered under is severed. Tap "Email or mobile number" and enter the email address or mobile number associated with your Amazon account. Tap "Password" and enter the password for your Amazon account. Press Sign In. Your device will automatically register with the Amazon account you entered.
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Launch the Kindle app. Press the Menu icon. Scroll down to the bottom of the menu and press "Settings". Locate the "Registration" section and click "Update". Click Deregister this Kindle. Click "OK". Sign in to the Kindle app to register your device.