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How to protect your rfid enabled passport
Determine if your passport has an rfid chip in it.
If on the cover there is a rectangle with a circle and a line through it, then it definitely contains an rfid chip and can be read from a distance.
Decide if you want to merely be passively cautious, actively protect your data, or permanently disable the rfid chip in your passport.

OPTIONS:
- Connect your passport to your computer using its usb cable. Connect your ch600 chip to the chip in your passport.
- If you want to be cautious : The passport cover will provide some shielding to the rfid chip inside. However, it does no good if it is open.
- Make a decision based on which option is best for you. Contact rfid international or fight english for details on the encryption.
- Disabling the chip might ensnare your information in lawful situations, increasing your chances of fading off your passport online. Remember you will need " full coverage of your passport ".
A: If you want to be cautious : The passport cover will provide some shielding to the rfid chip inside. However, it does no good if it is open.

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How to fight a duel (the modern way )
React with decorum to a perceived slight.
A gentleman should never be drawn into a spur of the moment brawl or street fight. Perhaps you have misinterpreted a comment or simply got the wrong end of the stick? Think it over.

OPTIONS:
- A gentleman looks for opportunities to strike the ball and raise the stakes. When raising the stakes, be respectful of all possible outcomes.
- Think twice, however, and, if the opportunity arises, wait until it does reach a bearing to ask only within the bounds of rules. Strike with iron type weapons if you have not acquired enough wit to dress neatly.
- If this is the case, keep your cool and call your opponent names. If he doesn't recognize you from the moment he appears, laugh.
- But if the slight is too much to bear, as a modern day gentleman, you must find other means by which to resolve the anger from a simmering feud and perhaps a modern day duel is the answer for you. Arrange for a neutral observer or more to aid your duelling.
A: But if the slight is too much to bear, as a modern day gentleman, you must find other means by which to resolve the anger from a simmering feud and perhaps a modern day duel is the answer for you. Arrange for a neutral observer or more to aid your duelling.

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How to give someone a second chance
Do your homework well.
It is important to avoid creating an issue over a tiny thing that would have easily been sorted.
Do a little soul-searching.

OPTIONS:
- If you find yourself thinking of a specific person or something, talk to him/her. You can even gather her name in your mind for all it helps.
- Think about the female character you want to give a second chance to be with you. If she's rejected you before, why should you take her back? Look her in the eyes and tell her about it, maybe even bring up some knowledge about her past to make an educated guess.
- If someone asked you if you would like a second chance then yes! Do a lot of soul-searching. Who would want to give you a second chance if they don't think they would be able to get the first time? You are doing this for the other person so, only do things that you find unique and completely awesome.
- The best thing to do before considering a second chance; sit back, reflect and meditate on the reasons for misunderstandings. Do only what you are sure can work.
A: The best thing to do before considering a second chance; sit back, reflect and meditate on the reasons for misunderstandings. Do only what you are sure can work.

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How to manage diarrhea at school
Use the bathroom during breaks.
Even if you feel like you don't have to go, try and use the bathroom whenever you have a break and between classes. This may help ensure that you don't experience any flare-ups during class or another inconvenient time.

OPTIONS:
- Give yourself the time you need in the bathroom. If you're late for class, explain to your teacher that you're sick and have to use the bathroom more frequently.
- Make it a habit to use the bathroom at least half an hour before your bus period rolls up. Sit in the restroom for an extra 20 minutes during a break and then leave the restroom later.
- If you have to go to the bathroom while seated, take the seat closest to the bathroom. Even if it's not in the stall next to you, not having to go has been shown to dramatically increase your risk of head injuries in general.
- Don't let your period happen at school (or anywhere else on the day) and make sure to use water. If your class period is not the only thing you go to, see if you can easily have some water throughout the day.
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Give yourself the time you need in the bathroom. If you're late for class, explain to your teacher that you're sick and have to use the bathroom more frequently.