Q: If you have access to the internet you can search certain websites for information about pay phones near your. There are now a number of websites that list pay phones in most states of the United States, as well as a few places overseas. These websites are creations of a community of online users who want to create catalogs of useful information--sounds familiar, right? That is both the advantage and disadvantage of these sites; in places where many users want to make information accessible, they are often quite good, but where there are few people engaged with this sort of online activity the quality is lacking. Still, you are looking for options, and so here are a few examples: The website Payphone Directory offers a list of pay phones by city and state. The search options on the sight are a bit limited, but the list of phones is extensive. Waymarking.com is a site that is great for finding information on things near your location. If you are searching for something nearby--including a pay phone--just type the name of the item in the main search box and then add the name of your location. A list of options will appear, and a map will show you where they are located. Because of the increasing scarcity of pay phones, you may have your best luck by simply asking the people who know the area well. For rural areas where the population tends to be older and internet connections are harder to have at home, there will be little information about payphones on any website. If you are in an emergency or have an urgent call to make, you will probably have to ask people for help. If instead of looking to make a call you are hoping to find out who is calling you, then you need a different kind of website. If you are receiving harassing phone calls and you find out they are coming from a pay phone, you can sometimes look up the location of the phone by using the number. Mcpayphone is an example of one such site. It lists pay phones throughout the U.S. with a focus on the phone number of that pay phone. There are also physical addresses on the site, and this can be especially useful if you are trying to identify the location of a stalker.
A: Use a website to find pay phones near you. Ask local people where a pay phone can be found. Use a website to look up pay phones by their number.

Q: ack up your iPad. In most cases, updating the iOS will not cause a loss of data, but things can occasionally go wrong. Use the charging cable that came with your iPad to connect to a power outlet or desktop computer. Larger iOS updates require your iPad to be connected to a Wi-Fi network in order to download. It's near the top of the page. If this link does not appear, your software is up to date and no update is currently available. The download and installation process will begin. The time to update will vary depending on the extent of the update and the speed of your Wi-Fi network.
A: . Connect your iPad to a power source. Connect to Wi-Fi. Open your iPad's Settings . Scroll down and tap General. Tap Software Update. Tap Download and Install. Enter your iPad's passcode. Review Apple's Terms and Conditions. Tap Agree. Follow any on-screen prompts to restart your iPad.

Q: You'll need a freezer-safe, shallow pan or bowl to make the ice cream. Before you begin making the base, place the container in the freezer to chill it for 3 to 6 hours. A stainless steel pan that's approximately 9 by 13 inches (23 by 33cm) works well for making the ice cream. After you've broken up the ice cream into creamier texture, cover it again and return it to the freezer. Let it chill for another 20 to 30 minutes and then mix it again. Repeat this process another 3 to 4 times until the ice cream is firm but still creamy and smooth. If you'd like to add crumbled cookies, brownies, or candy to the ice cream, mix them in by hand just before the last time you return the ice cream to the freezer.
A: Freeze a freezer-safe container. Repeat the process of freezing and beating for about 2 hours.

Q: For this decoration to work best, you'll want to use some dolls that stand up. If you have old ones you are okay with ruining, use those, or consider looking through some garage sales or thrift stores. You probably don't want to buy new ones, but you can. It's totally fine if they are dirty or kind of broken already. This will add to the effect that you are going for anyway. If you use some that aren't meant to stand up, you'll just have to position them differently or use a stake of some kind to stand them up. You can use red paint to make scratches or stitch marks. You can use brown or gray to give the skin a sickly look. How creative you want to be and exactly how you want the dolls to look is up to you. You can paint all of the flesh to give the dolls a deadly grayish look, or you can just paint some marks here and there that give the appearance of blood. In a pinch, red fingernail polish works great for this! Rip the dolls' clothes and put some more red paint on the clothes for blood. You can even cut out some of the hair to make it seem like it fell out. Don't be afraid to detach an arm or leg here and there to enhance the zombie-like appearance. You could step on the dolls to add a dented or crushed look. If the eyes are at all detachable, taking an eye out is a great way to add creepiness to the effect. You could also paint over the eyes in such a way that makes it look like an empty socket. If the dolls are stuffed, you could cut them open and pull some of the stuffing out to imitate guts coming out. You can make it look like some of them are coming out of the ground, or you can stand them all up like they are waiting in formation. Another option is to stash them at different points around your house, inside or outside, so that it seems like they are coming from all over the place. If you have some dolls that you can't make stand up, you could sit them in a corner or in a chair. You could also prop them up with a stake if you are putting them outside.
A:
Gather some lifelike dolls. Paint on some wounds. Rough up the dolls. Place the dolls in the front yard.