Q: For instance, tell them that you'll maintain a certain GPA if you're given an hour later curfew. Your parents may be comfortable giving you more freedom if they know you'll be working hard to keep it. If you are old enough to drive, offer to drive younger siblings (if you have them) to school or other activities in exchange for more opportunities to borrow the car. If the problem is that your parents are concerned about your safety, see if they will allow you to take self-defense classes. Take initiative by doing chores that are not typically your responsibility. It really surprises parents when they come home to a clean house and they didn't ask you to do anything. Perhaps they will let you have friends over or throw a party if you prepare the house beforehand and promise to clean up afterwards. If you don't have any ideas, ask them what you can do to gain the freedom you'd like. If they say no, respect that choice, but still continue your good behavior. Eventually they might see how hard you're working and reward your efforts. Prove that you are mature by accepting your current conditions. Now that they know how you feel, they may take notice and give you more freedom on their own.
A: Offer to make a deal. Help out around the house. Remain calm and accept their decision.

Q: This plant (considered to be a weed) has traditionally been used to relieve swelling and pain. Apply shepherd's purse essential oil to the area where you're feeling hernia pain. You could also purchase shepherd's purse supplements to take it orally. Always follow the manufacturer's dosing instructions. Studies have shown that shepherd's purse is an anti-inflammatory. It can also prevent infection. If you're experiencing nausea, vomiting, and reflux caused by your hernia, drink a ginger tea. Ginger is anti-inflammatory and soothes the stomach. Steep ginger tea bags or cut up 1 teaspoon of fresh ginger. Steep the fresh ginger in boiling water for 5 minutes. It's especially helpful to drink ginger tea about half an hour before eating. It's also safe for pregnant and nursing women. Consider drinking fennel tea to settle your stomach and reduce the acid in your stomach. Crush up a teaspoon of fennel seeds and steep them in a cup of boiling water for 5 minutes. Drink 2 to 3 cups a day. You can also drink powdered or prepared mustard dissolved in water or drink chamomile tea. All of these are anti-inflammatory and can calm your stomach by reducing acid. Look for licorice root (deglycyrrhizinated licorice root) in chewable tablet form. Licorice root has been shown to heal the stomach while controlling hyperacidity. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions. This usually means taking 2 or 3 tablets every 4 to 6 hours. Be aware that licorice root can cause a lack of potassium in your body, which can lead to heart arrhythmias. Talk to your doctor if you take large quantities of licorice or use it for more than two weeks. Slippery elm is another herbal supplement to try as a drink or tablet. It coats and soothes irritated tissues and is safe to use during pregnancy. If you have severe reflux, you might try drinking apple cider vinegar. Some believe that the extra acid will tell your body to reduce its own acid production in a process called feedback inhibition although more research is needed. Mix 1 tablespoon of organic apple cider vinegar to 6 ounces of water and drink it. If you like, you can also add a bit of honey to improve the flavor. A variation of this approach is to make you own lemonade or limeade. Just mix a few teaspoons of pure lemon or lime juice and add water to taste. If you want, add a bit of honey to the drink. Drink this before, during and after meals. Choose organic aloe vera juice (not gel) and drink 1/2 cup. Although you can sip this throughout the day, you should limit your daily intake to 1 to 2 cups. This is because aloe vera can act as a laxative. Studies have shown that aloe vera syrup can treat symptoms of acid reflux by reducing inflammation and neutralizing stomach acid.
A: Use shepherd's purse. Drink an herbal tea. Take licorice root. Drink apple cider vinegar. Drink aloe vera juice.

Q: Click the "Language" drop-down box and click a language you want to use for Windows 7, then do the same with the "Country" drop-down box. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. This option is at the top of the page. Check the "I accept" box, then click Next. It's at the bottom of the window. Click the partition (e.g., "0") on which you want to install Windows 7. If you see an error that says "Windows cannot be installed to [partition]", click the Disk options link, click Format, and click OK when prompted before proceeding (this will erase the partition). It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. Windows 7 will begin installing. This can take a long time, so make sure your computer is well-ventilated and charged. Once the "Set up Windows" window opens, you may proceed. Your computer will restart several times during this process.
A: Select a language and region. Click Next. Click Install now. Accept the terms of use. Click Custom (advanced). Select a partition. Click Next. Allow Windows 7 to install.

Q: Fermented beans can be sprinkled over salads to add some extra nutrition. You can also mash fermented beans into a rich, flavorful dip to serve with things like tortilla chips. Fermented beans can also be eaten on their own as a snack. After your beans have fermented, you can keep storing them in the airtight containers you used to process them. Keep your beans in the fridge. Date your fermented beans when storing them. This way, you can keep track of when to throw them away. Fermented beans generally only last around six months.
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Add fermented beans to salads and dips. Store your beans properly. Discard your beans after six months.