Article: Right-click on Computer and select Properties. This will open the System Properties window. You can also press Win+Pause. The software will attempt to detect an active Internet connection. If one is detected, the "Activate Windows online now" option will be available for selection. If it is not available, check to make sure you are connected to the Internet. You must enter a valid 25 character key in order to activate your copy of Windows. Your product key may be located underneath your laptop, on the back of your computer case, on the disc case for your Windows 7 installation DVD, or in the Windows 7 manual. If you downloaded the software online, then you will find it in your confirmation email. If you cannot find your product key, you may need to purchase a new one. Next to activate your copy of Windows. The activation process may take a few moments. Once it has been completed, the activation window will display a confirmation message. To double-check that you are activated, open System Properties again (Right-click on Computer and select Properties). The bottom of the window should show the message "Windows is activated".
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Click the Start button. Click the "Activate Windows now" link at the bottom of the window. Enter your Windows 7 product key at the prompt. Click .
Article: Fill the bucket or basin with cold water and laundry detergent. Add a bit of 3% hydrogen peroxide to the bucket and mix thoroughly. This method works well if you have larger stains, as you will soak the entire bra. It would be ideal for sports bras which can get soaked in sweat while exercising. 3% hydrogen peroxide can be used on any bra: white, solid colored, or patterned. It should not leach color from the fabric. Do not use 35% hydrogen peroxide, as this can bleach your bras. Gently swirl the bras around the bucket or basin. You may want to use a long spoon or stick to mix up the solution. Make sure each bra gets thoroughly saturated. You can let your bras sit in this solution for an hour or so. Rinse them under cool water. Do not wring out the bra, but gently press the water out of it. Try gently rolling the bra in a towel to remove the excess moisture. The sun is an excellent bleaching agent, so this will help remove any lingering stains. Using a dryer to dry your bras can damage the fabric, including the elastic and underwire, and leave your bras misshapen.
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Find a bucket or basin to wash your bras in. Add your sweat-stained bras. Remove the bras from the basin. Dry your bras in the sun.
Article: Many attackers look for individuals who are distracted and not aware of what's happening around them. Avoid staring at your phone while you're walking or on the bus, and instead, keep your eyes on the landscape and people around you. This can help you identify any potentially dangerous situations. It's okay if you have your phone out or nearbythat could even be helpful if you need to call for help. Just don't use it to the detriment of not knowing what's going on around you. Pay attention to how people are acting, if someone is following or staring at you a lot, and any potential escape routes you could take in case something were to happen. Even if the person in the car seems kind, confused, or lost, don't step up to an open window. If you can, cut across the street or behind some houses to get away from an unknown person who is trying to talk to you. Common ruses that would-be-abductors use are asking for directions or pretending to be looking for a lost pet. They assume that people, children especially, will take pity on them and want to be helpful. If this car circles back around to you again, try going to a neighbor's house or calling your parents or the police. If you can, take note of the license plate number. You could also turn and walk in the opposite direction if you think a car is following you. If they also turn around, you know there is a potentially dangerous situation at hand. When someone is following you on foot, it's important to get to the safety of other people or to at least get far enough away from them that they can't easily grab you. The main goal is to prevent them from getting close enough to touch you or to coordinate an abduction with a second person waiting nearby in a car. Generally, there is more safety in numbers. Try ducking into a store or crossing over to a busier street. Abductors are less likely to strike when their victim is surrounded by other people. If you're out shopping after dark, park as close to the front of the store as you can, and try to get a parking spot beneath a lamp post. If you are walking somewhere after dark, try to stay in well-lit areas where there are other people around. If you're at a store, you could also ask an employee to escort you to your car. If you carry mace with you, make sure you know how to use it. If it lies forgotten at the bottom of your bag, it won't help you if you're attacked. Have an agreed-upon phrase that only you and your family members know. If someone approaches you and says they were sent by your parents to give you a ride home for whatever reason, they must be able to give you the code word. If they don't know it, run away and find other adults. This code word or phrase should be something simple, yet unique, to your family that a stranger couldn't easily guess. Even if the person approaching you knows your name and the names of your other family members, you still need to ask for the code. It's possible they learned your names some other way and don't actually know your family. If you feel that a person is off or they're giving you weird vibes, trust that feeling. If you feel uncomfortable in any kind of situation, it's okay to leave or ask someone to come get you. Attackers can use the promise of people being polite or afraid of being rude to their advantage, so resolve that you will trust your gut and keep yourself safe, even if that means you have to be "rude." Our intuition often comes from a primal place that is meant to identify potential threats to our safety.
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Look up and around while you walk so you aren't distracted. Move away from slow-moving cars that come up alongside you. Cross the street or go up to another person if someone is following you. Walk and park in well-lit areas when you're outdoors at night. Ask for your family's "code word" if the person claims to be a friend. Trust your intuition and don't put being polite above your own safety.