Q: Use either two large cardboard boxes or four medium sized boxes. Go to a nearby store, or ask your parents to take you. Try to find boxes that are as clean as possible. If you want a pen with higher sides, go with four medium boxes. Otherwise, two large boxes will be fine, especially for a small pet like hamster. Once you've found some boxes, flatten each out if the store you got them from didn't already. Do this by undoing the flaps that fold together to make the bottom, or if cut them if they're taped. Once the boxes are broken down, cut a corner where two sides come together, so that the boxes lay out complexly flat. Use scissors or a craft blade, and ask an adult to help you if you're not allowed to use sharp objects without supervision. After you've completely flattened the boxes, cut off the lid flaps that used to be the tops and bottoms. You can either discard the flaps once you've cut them off, or save them to use them for another project. After cutting off the flaps, you should just be left with long, cardboard rectangles. If you're using four boxes, just flatten each and cut the flaps off of each box the same way you'd do for two big boxes. If you're started with two large boxes, cut each in half length-wise, or horizontally. Use a ruler or yardstick and a pen to make a line down the center to guide you. You should be left with total of four long strips. If you started with four medium sized boxes, you can just use the rectangular strips as they are after you cut off the flaps. Take each long, rectangular cardboard strip and mark out a line about an inch from the end. If you lay out each strip flat, the line should go from the top to the center on two strips, and from the center to the bottom on the other two. These will fit together to form the pen's borders. Don't cut the slots too thick, or they won't fit together snugly and the pen won't be as stable. Find an area of your house with a hard floor surface, preferably tile so it won't absorb any messes your pet might make. Give the floor a quick sweep and wipe it down with a wet paper towel to make sure there's no crumbs or anything you wouldn't want your hamster to eat. Line the strips' slots up, and fit them together so they're snug. Grab any toys that are removable from your pet's cage, and place them in its pen. Use any other hamster toys you might have, such as tubes, dens, or plastic balls. Make rooms using tissue boxes by cutting out doors so the hamster can get in or out, or fold up the flaps you cut off the boxes to make little hamster teepees.
A: Get medium or large cardboard boxes. Flatten the box. Cut off the lids. Make four long strips. Cut slots in each strip. Put the pen together. Fill the pen with your hamster's favorite toys.

Q: Your AirPods case should be looking almost new by now. The last step is a quick finishing polish using a dry microfiber cloth. Rub the case down gently and firmly, giving it a last going over to complete the cleaning process. Wipe down each AirPod carefully. If there is gunk in the grilles, gently brush it away with a toothbrush. You can use a tiny amount of isopropyl alcohol on a cotton swab for dried-on wax, but be very careful not to get it near the grilles and speaker elements. They'll be ready for their next usage.
A: Rub down the case again with a microfiber cloth. Give your AirPods themselves a once-over. Place the AirPods back in their charging case.

Q: and login using the email address and password associated with your account. Pull down the menu to select "Export to Mac OS X Address book(.VCF file)" It will be called "linkedin_connections_export_macosx.vcf"
A: Go to the LinkedIn sign in page Pull down the "Network" button from the menu bar at the top of your account homepage and click on the first dropdown. Click the "Export connections" link in the bottom right corner of the page. Enter the text you see in the image into the text box and click the "Export" button. Save the file to a location on your computer. Open "Contacts" in your Mac.

Q: Clear your mind of the stress leftover from your job. If you do get fired, you'll have plenty of time to focus on what makes you happy. You'll get to learn new things about yourself and reassess your career goals. You may find that you want to do something entirely different than the position you were let go from. Focus on your health. Make an exercise routine. Adopt a healthy diet. Get plenty of sleep. Have new experiences. You can enjoy inexpensive adventures like going hiking. Learn new skills you never had time for while you were working. Enjoy some quality time with your family. Being overly focused on work can make you forget the things in life that are really important. If you get fired, you'll have a lot of extra time to connect with your kids, your spouse, your parents and whoever else is an important part of your life. Many of the most successful people in our country have been fired. Sometimes, being fired from a position that doesn't fit you can lead to you finding your true calling. J.K. Rowling was fired from her day job as a secretary and was even homeless for a short period of time before writing the "Harry Potter" books. Michael Bloomberg was fired from an investment bank and used his severance package to start his financial data company. Bloomberg L.P. is now one of the most successful companies on the planet. Having constant fear that you'll be fired can be very detrimental to your self-esteem. When you're out of that job, you'll get a chance to remember how great of a person you really are. The only thing that changes when you get fired is your employment status. You'll find that you're still the same intelligent, capable person you were before you worked there and eventually another company will agree.
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Spend time getting to know yourself. Spend some time with your loved ones. Look up stories of people who succeeded after being fired. Get your confidence back.