Problem: Article: You can use any computer or device connected to your network to determine your network's public IP address. Make sure the device is connected to your network first. For example, if you're using your smartphone and you're not actually connected to your Wi-Fi network, you'll get your mobile data network's public IP address instead. Using Google is one of the easiest ways to find your public IP address, but there are many websites that can do it for you. Most search engines will work. You'll see your public IP displayed at the top of the search results. Your public IP address will be shown at the top of the Google search results. This is the IP address of your network as seen by the rest of the internet.
Summary: Open a web browser on a computer or device. Visit Google. Type "my ip" and search. Find your public IP address.

Problem: Article: Always wash your towels, sheets, and clothes in a different load from other household items. They may spread radioactive particles to other items in the house if you don't take this precaution. Reserve dishes and utensils for yourself that only you use, kept away from other dishes and utensils. Also, wash these items separately from other household dishes so you don't spread radioactive particles to other items. You can use the dishwasher, as long as you're washing separate loads for your dishes. Alternatively, use disposable utensils. If you're using a shared phone, use a disinfectant wipe to clean it after each time you use it. Use a new one each time so you're not rubbing radioiodine back onto the phone. Wipe down any other shared items, such as the television remote.
Summary: Wash your linens and clothes separately from the rest of the household. Wash your dishes separately from the rest of the dishes. Wipe down the phone after using it.

Problem: Article: All families are different, and they will show affection in different ways. Some parents expect a hug from their children, while others are more comfortable with a handshake. Friendships also have a wide range of expression, but no matter what the gesture, it will show a family member or friend that you are there for them. Children may seek and require more contact. Hold their hand while crossing the street or pick them up when they're too tired to walk to let them know you're there. For adult family and friends, place your hand on their shoulder or squeeze their hand to let them know that you're there for them and that you're concerned. People often forget the importance of openness as they age. Many times family members will stop telling each other that they care, and this can create a distance between them. Be open and honest with your family and friends, especially when they are struggling. For example, you might wrap your best friend in a long heartfelt hug before he moves out of town for a new job. Children need feedback. Tell them you love them and care about them no matter what. Don't be affectionate only when they do something good or get hurt. This will lead them to think that those are the only times you care. This doesn't mean that you have to spend all of your money or time delivering gifts to friends and family members. Just be sure that when you do give a gift, it is a gift that your family member will like. It could be as simple as picking up the tab for lunch, or buying your kid's first car. Don't underestimate the gift of time. Time is precious, especially when life gets busy, but they'll appreciate the effort if you see them in their moment of need. Whether you help your mom clean up her house or help your best friend move cities, it will be appreciated. Big or small chores can add up and overwhelm anyone, and helping a loved one get on top of things is a clear sign of affection. For example, something as simple as dropping by to cook her dinner after she's had a baby can make a lasting impact. The key here is to be thoughtful and considerate. Vacuuming the house may seem simple, but someone who's swamped with other work would really appreciate it!
Summary: Offer affectionate contact. Tell your loved ones how you feel. Give gifts freely. Help friends and family members in need.

Problem: Article: While you don't need to drink more than normal on a long-haul flight, you will need to keep hydrated. Having your own water bottle at hand will prevent you from having to make many trips to the water facility on the plane. You can't bring water through the security checkpoint, so make sure you empty your water bottle before going through - you can fill it up again on the other end. You'll definitely want to sleep (or at least try to) on your flight. You'll be much more comfortable doing so with your own neck pillow and sleep mask. Many airlines will provide you with a small pillow and sleep mask, but these tend to be quite uncomfortable and the pillow often slips from under your head. A memory-foam neck pillow is a great travel companion, offering lots of comfort and sturdy support for your head. Your feet might swell if you sit for too long, so taking off your shoes can help you feel more comfortable. You won't want to walk around the plane barefoot, so wear some soft socks. Avoid wearing socks that are too scratchy, as they can hamper your ability to get comfortable. The temperature in airplanes tends to vary between extremes of hot and cold. Wearing a scarf or jersey can help you cope with a cold environment and they can be easily removed if you feel too hot. A compact travel blanket is a useful travel companion, but may not be necessary as many airlines offer a blanket on overnight flights. Planes are noisy places. If you're a light sleeper, wearing noise-canceling headphones while you sleep can help you have a more restful journey. Airplane food is notoriously bad. Bring some snacks that you like along with you and eat them when you feel hungry. Having small snacks between meals will keep your energy levels up. Granola bars and small chocolate bars make great airplane snacks. Individually wrapped morsels are particularly good for long flights because they help to keep the area around your seat clean. For a savory snack, consider bringing little cheese rounds or jerky.
Summary:
Pack a water bottle. Have a neck pillow and sleep mask at hand. Wear comfy socks. Wear something warm. Consider using noise-canceling headphones. Snack!