Despite the name, cold sores aren't caused by colds. The herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) is most often the cause. You get it from contact with an infected person's skin or body fluid. Once contracted, the herpes virus stays with you for life. There is nothing you can do to eliminate the virus, but you can reduce the frequency of outbreaks. The herpes virus damages your skin as it reproduces. That leaves behind weepy sores that last about a week. Between outbreaks, HSV-1 hides inside nerve cells, so it's never completely cured. About two-thirds of us have been infected with the HSV-1 virus. Once the skin turns itchy and red, the virus is present and you can spread it. You're most contagious when the blisters show especially just after they burst. You can't spread the virus skin-to-skin once they've healed again, though you can pass it through your saliva at any time. The virus usually comes from kisses from relatives or romantic partners that is, through body fluids. It's usually present on an infected person's lip, even if there's no obvious sore. This is why you need to know how to identify the signs of a cold sore appearance, so that you can avoid passing it along to another person. Never share eating utensils or beverages with anybody, especially when you have an active cold sore. The virus often lives in saliva, so you can also spread it if you share kitchen utensils or drinking glasses. Never share towels or razors or toothbrushes. Never share chap stick, lipstick, lip balm, lip gloss, lip anything. Avoid kissing your significant other when your cold sore is active. Switch to butterfly and eskimo kisses for a while, until the coast is clear. Oral sex, especially during an outbreak, can transmit the herpes virus from the lips to the genitals or vice versa.
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One-sentence summary -- Know that cold sores are caused by several variations of the herpes simplex virus (HSV). Take precautions not to spread the herpes simplex virus.

Check your mattress periodically for stains and clean them right away when you notice one. This will help to prevent them from setting in and keep your mattress cleaner. Any time you suspect your mattress might have a stain, check under the sheets and clean it right away. Lightly spray the mattress with vinegar and sprinkle a small amount of baking soda on the stain. Allow the mixture to sit for a couple hours. Scrape off the baking soda with a butter knife or flat piece of plastic. Vacuum up the baking soda after it has dried. Dirt stains are not only unsightly, but they can be a breeding ground for bacteria and other health problems. For tougher stains, consider using general upholstery cleaner or other solutions intended for use on mattresses. Make sure to follow the directions and do not oversaturate the mattress. Combine 3 tablespoons of baking soda and 8 fluid ounces (240mL) of hydrogen peroxide with a half teaspoon of dish soap. Lightly dab the solution on the urine stain. Avoid soaking the mattress with your solution. Allow the area to dry. Urine is one of the most common stains on mattresses especially on mattresses used by children. Not only does urine stain mattresses, but it leaves a nasty odor that is hard to get rid of. If the stain is still visible, combine 3 tablespoons of laundry powder and 1 tablespoon (14.8ml) of water. Spread this on the stain and allow it to sit for half an hour. Then, remove the paste with a knife or thin flat piece of plastic. Vacuum to remove any residue. Combine 2 fluid ounces (59mL) of hydrogen peroxide and 1 tablespoon (14.8ml) each of dish soap and table salt. Spread the concoction over the stain and let it sit. Scape the remaining residue off with a butter knife or thin piece of plastic. While not as common as urine, blood stains on mattresses are not that rare. But while blood stains lack the odor of urine stains, they're often harder to remove. If the stain is still visible, lightly dab it with a clean white cloth that has been moistened with hydrogen peroxide. Moisten a clean white cloth with cleaning ammonia and dab the stain lightly. Wipe the area again with a clean white cloth. Ventilate the room. Avoid using too much ammonia or any other liquid on your mattress. Perhaps the toughest stain to remove are vomit stains, because stomach acid and food products combined create an unpredictable combination that is hard to target with specific cleaning products.
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One-sentence summary -- Check for stains regularly. Clean dirt or smudges from a mattress. Fight urine stains. Remove blood stains. Lighten vomit stains.

If it did not, you can use the one from your PS2 or obtain one from a trusted retailer. The cables plug into sockets that match them in color. The audio connectors are marked with red and white for the right and left speaker channels respectively. They are usually found right next to each other. This one is from a PS2. All the other connectors are associated with video functions and have nothing to do with carrying audio signals to the speakers. This is where the arcane cable and adapter combos come into play. The connections should look like the illustration above.
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One-sentence summary -- Locate the analog AV multi out to component cable which should have come with your PS3. Notice the three to five RCA connectors on the business end of this cable. Connect the video jacks from the AV multi out cable to the RCA inputs on your television set. Attach a male to female RCA adapter to each audio jack on the AV multi out cable. Connect a male RCA to female 1/8th inch adapter. Make sure red is attached to red and white to white/black all the way down the line before proceeding. Plug the 1/8th inch cable from your computer speakers into the female 1/8th inch jack. Confirm that the final rig looks like this before enjoying your PS3 audio experience.

Find the correct combination for your multiple-dial combination lock on the lock's packaging, or on a sticker behind the lock. Remember to remove the combination sticker from the lock before you use it. If you have trouble memorizing things, remember to write the code down on a piece of paper somewhere. The first number in the code represents the number that your leftmost dial must be on to open the lock. Rotate the dials until the indicator on the side of the lock lines up with the first digit of the code. Sometimes the indicator for the numbers will be a red line or arrow. Continue to rotate the rest of the dials from left to right until all of the dials are aligned with the indicator on the side and correspond with the correct code. Once correctly input all the numbers, you can pull on the body of the lock to disengage the shackle. When you put the lock back on, make sure to rotate each dial a couple of times to reset the lock.
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Locate the correct combination for your lock. Rotate the left dial to the first digit of the code. Rotate the rest of the dials to match the code. Pull on the body of the padlock to disengage the lock.