Article: A microfiber cloth is an inexpensive and effective option; however, any clean cloth will work. Remove any dust from your nails to make it easier for the acetone to penetrate the remaining acrylic.
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Wipe off any dust with a clean, dry cloth.
Article: If you let the dog jump on you or bring you to the ground, you'll be in a much weaker position and more likely to be seriously hurt. If you're in a city or residential neighborhood, call out for the dog's owner. If you're in the woods or a rural environment, you'll need to call out for any help you can get. This will deter the dog from attacking you, or confuse the dog as to what part of you it should attack. If you have a backpack or bag with you, hold it in the dog's direction. If you have nothing else, you can use a piece of clothing to protect yourself from a severe bite. A frenzied dog may bite the backpack or bag in front of you, sparing your arms and legs. If you have time before the dog attacks you, you can wrap a shirt or jacket around your non-dominant arm and use that to distract the dog. These are the areas that a dog will first attack, and they are the most sensitive areas of your body. Use one arm to cover your face and neck, and the other to shield your groin and belly region. If the dog attacks you while you're using a hand to cover your face and neck with one hand and your groin with the other hand, it may bite you on the hand or armbut that would be much less serious than a facial or groin wound. If a dog has sunk its teeth into your body, don't try to wrench yourself free. This will tear the flesh and make the bite wound much worse. If you do not have a weapon, you'll need to rely on punching, kicking, and gouging. Your best chance is to attack the dog in a vital area that is easy to injure. This will weaken the dog and reduce its ability to hurt you. Specifically, aim for the eyes, ribs, and groin. A well placed kick to the ribs with a steel-toe boot could be effective at deterring an attacking dog If a dog is latched onto your arm, attack its eyes with your thumbs, strike it in the throat, or seize the dog's throat and try to choke it. These are effective defensive measures and may stop the dog from attacking you. If an aggressive dog is intent on attacking and harmingor killingyou, use whatever weapons you have to protect yourself. If you have a knife, stab the dog repeatedly in its face, jaws, and throat. These are vulnerable areas that will cause serious damage and disable the animal. If you are carrying a pistol or gun, aim for the dog's head. If you're not carrying a weapon, use nearby objects (rocks or boards) to strike the dog.
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Stay on your feet and shout for help. Place an object between yourself and the attacking dog. Protect your face, neck, and groin. Don't pull away from a bite. Strike the dog continuously in a vital area. Use weapons to injure the dog.
Article: It's a map icon with a "G" and red pin, typically found on one of the home screens. It's the solid black circle inside a larger circle with crosshairs. It's near the bottom-right corner of the map. It's above the location button, and has one arrow tip and one white. The map will reposition so that the red arrow of the compass is facing north. You'll know it's pointing north because of the "N." The compass disappears quickly, so you may need to tap the location button and then the compass again to view the "N" and arrow.
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Open Google Maps on your iPhone or iPad. Tap the location button. Tap the compass icon. Find the "N" on the compass.