Article: Use a handheld air bulb to gently blow out dust from the drive. A can of compressed air will also work, but could cause damage to delicate drives. Always hold the can upright during use, or the propellant material may leak out. If your game console or computer won't play a brand new, scratch-free disc, you may need to clean or repair its disc drive. A laser lens cleaner will only remove dust, not grease or caked-on dirt, but it's easy to use and worth a try. Typically, this comes in two parts: a disc to be inserted into the drive, and a bottle of liquid to drip onto the disc beforehand. Make sure the cleaner is designed for your type of player, such as a DVD drive or PS3. Even using a CD drive cleaner on a DVD drive could damage it. If the steps above don't work, and you don't want to take the drive to a professional repair shop, you'll need to disassemble the drive and clean the lens. If your device is still under warranty, be aware that this will likely void any chance of getting a replacement or free repair from the manufacture. If you're prepared to take the risk, follow these steps: Shut off the device and unplug it. Disassemble the drive using a screwdriver. Some game console faceplates can be removed using pressure from your fingers, but do not apply force unless a guide to your specific model recommends this. Continue disassembly until the entire, round drive and surrounding areas are visible. Look at the lens. This is a small, glass object. Minor scratches shouldn't cause problems, but deep scratches could require professional treatment. More commonly, dust or grime is causing issues, in which case you can clean it: Dampen a cotton or foam swab in 91%+ isopropyl alcohol. Gently wipe the lens. Allow to air dry before reassembling the drive.
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Blow out dust. Purchase a laser lens cleaner. Clean the lens.
Article: If there is an outing you want to organize, a movie you want to see, or a crush you want to "bump into", stretches of boring class time is great for planning it. If you have access to your phone, you can text your friends, look up events near you, and organize rides and carpooling. If you are extremely comfortable in a class, you can bring a small and un-disruptive puzzle, like a crossword, sudoku or small Rubik's cube (2x2). Paper would be preferred, as the teacher will be less likely to call you out. This can be a good time to build skills as well-- you can pick more challenging crosswords and more challenging number puzzles as you get more advanced in your distraction skills. If you can get away with using your phone in class, you can always text, but sometimes there's nothing left to say, even to your best friends. At this point, it can be fun to start playing games using emojis. Download and play games on your phones as well if possible. Play pictionary. Try to get your friend to guess a phrase or situation by communicating it entirely in emojis. Try to use themes: describe a movie, a celebrity, or a country entirely in emojis. Play connect four or tic tac toe using emojis. This game takes a lot of time and a lot of concentration, and it's on your phone. This is best to do in a lecture-heavy class that does not require very much participation, and where blatant texting will go unnoticed. Hold it up to your friends or teachers bodies while closing one eye. Make them wear a funny hat or give them a parrot and an eye patch. This can be done with speech bubbles as well. Instagram it and get famous. Music will still allow you to concentrate if you need to, but is distracting enough to make class go faster. If you use some of what you're hearing in class, you can go off on a tangent without having to actually think of anything new. Make puns using the most-used words in class and think up memes for them. Write a rap about how boring your class is, or about one of your classmates. Replace the most commonly used vocab words with funnier ones, and swap them out in your notes so that it looks like you're taking notes about something ridiculous. If you write down a code for your invented words, these will also function as notes.
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Think about your weekend. Bring games. Make the most of emojis. Draw clothing on tiny pieces of paper. Run one of your earbuds through your sleeve and listen to music. Use wordplay.
Article: Don't brush your curls because that will create frizz. If your hair is tangled, you can go through it gently with a wide toothed comb. It might also be a good idea to have both of your hair ties on your wrist, ready to go. With a wide tooth comb pull little strands of hair out of the bun. You can also just play with it until some hair falls out. This will keep it together for the day.
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Start with dry hair. Touch your bun up, if needed. Grab your hairspray and spray a generous amount of hairspray into your hair. Finished.