Q: You can make gift bags out of just about any type of paper you want, such as: brown kraft paper, patterned scrapbooking paper, and wrapping paper. Pick one that works best with the occasion. Cardstock is not recommended, however, because it is too stiff. For an extra-fancy gift bag, use fancy wrapping paper with either glittered or flocked designs. If you are use with plain, solid-colored paper, such as brown kraft paper, you might want to decorate it. This will make it look more like a gift bag and less like a paper sack. Use paint and stencils to add some pretty designs onto it. You can also use rubber stamps to create a simple pattern instead. Be sure to let the paper dry before moving on. For a fancier bag, draw your designs with glue first, then sprinkle them with extra fine glitter. You will be folding your paper around this box, so make sure that it is bigger than your desired gift. You can use any type of box you want, including: breakfast bar boxes, cereal boxes, instant oatmeal boxes, shoe boxes, gift boxes, etc. Fold the top, long edge by 1 to 2 inches (2.54 to 5.08 centimeters). Run your fingernail along the folded edge to make a crease. This will add a nice finish to the top of your bag. The hem needs to be the same width as your cardboard strips. If your paper has a pattern on it, make sure that the pattern is facing down and the blank side is facing you. If you'd like, you can pinch the corners of the bag first before you remove the box. At this point, you can put the box away. You won't be using it again for the remainder of this tutorial. The holes should be about inch (1.27 centimeters) from the top edge of the bag. They should be closer to each other than to the sides of the bag. For a fancier touch, add eyelets into the holes. Measure and cut two equal lengths of ribbon. Choose a color that goes well with your bag. For a rustic touch, you can use cording, string, twine, or even yarn. Avoid anything that is too skinny, however; the knots won't be big enough to hold. Open the bag up and tuck in some tissue paper. Insert your gift and add more tissue paper, if needed. Fluff the tissue paper out.
A: Choose a material to work with. Decorate plain paper. Choose a small, gift bag-sized box to use as your template. Orient your paper landscape style and fold the top edge down to make a hem. Remove the box. Punch two holes for the handles on the front and back of the bag. Cut some ribbon for the handles. Use the bag.

Q: Sectools.org has been cataloging security tools (including exploits) for over ten years. Their tools are reputable and used by system administrators all over the world for security testing. Browse their "Exploitation" database (or find another trustworthy site) to find tools or text files that help you exploit security holes in databases. Another site with exploits is www.exploit-db.com. Go to their website and click the Search link, then search for the type of database you want to hack (for example, "oracle"). Type the Captcha code in the provided square and search. Be sure you research all exploits you plan to try so you know what to do in case of potential issues. Wardriving is driving (or biking, or walking) around an area while running a network scanning tool (like NetStumbler or Kismet) in pursuit of an unsecured network. Wardriving is technically legal. Doing something illegal from a network you find while wardriving is not. If you're doing something you're not supposed to be doing, it's probably not a good idea to do it from your own network. Connect wirelessly to one of the open networks you found while wardriving and run the exploit you've researched and chosen.
A: Find an exploit to run. Find a vulnerable network by wardriving. Use the database exploit from the vulnerable network.

Q: Hippies protested the Vietnam War, and are inherently against injustice. Many hippies of the 60's and 70's were also involved in the Civil Rights movement in America. Educate yourself on revolutionaries like Martin Luther King Jr, Che Guevara, and Mahatma Gandhi, to get a better understanding of what it's like to be a socially aware hippie. In 1967 100,000 people protested in Washington D.C. against the Vietnam War. You can participate in peaceful protests in your city around raising the minimum wage, environmental justice, or any other cause that is important to you. Music is a massive part of the hippie lifestyle, and many hippies listen to a pretty specific type of music. Luckily, it's easy to find contemporary bands that take cues from bands that existed during the 60s and 70s. Popular hippie musicians include The Beatles, Mamas & Papas, Janis Joplin, Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, and Neil Young. Modern hippies will often listen to electronic dance music at outdoor festivals. Eastern philosophy heavily influences hippie ideals, leading many hippies to explore religions like Hinduism, Buddhism, and Native American mysticism. While it's not necessary for you to change your religion, it's important that you have an understanding and respect for these practices and belief systems. Spiritual exploration and acceptance of other cultures and beliefs is a common hippie trait. While you should never take illegal drugs, it's important to know that psychedelic drugs influenced art and music for the hippie movement. Read up on the effects of LSD and marijuana, as these were widely used drugs in the past. Many hippies use drugs to achieve a spiritual or self-discovering experience, not to party. Popular hippie musicians like Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin died of drug overdoses. Remember that as a teen, your brain is still developing so it is important to wait until you are old enough to use any adult substances. Please do your research on harm reduction.
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Read up on revolutionaries and activists of the past. Listen to psychedelic rock, jam bands, and folk music. Research Eastern Philosophy online or at a library. Educate yourself on psychedelic drugs.