Article: If you see the cat being attacked by the dog, you must act quickly to break up the fight. Keep your own safety in mind as you do thisthe dog may end up injuring you, too. If you have a leash (or are near your home where you can run quickly and get one), approach the dog quietly and wrap the leash around his back end. Aim for an area close to his hips. Thread the free end of the leash through the leash's handle and pull back forcefully to make the leash taut around the dog's body. Back the dog away from the cat and tie the leash to the nearest sturdy structure, such as a telephone pole. Be mindful that the dog will still be in 'fight' mode. If you are uncomfortable breaking up the fight on your own, find someone nearby who can assist you. Check the dog's collar for an ID tag. If you see the owner's information, contact the owner to come get the dog. If you don't see identification, call your local animal control. An injured cat is likely to lash out due to intense pain. In addition, she is probably extremely frightened. Approaching her carefully may lessen the likelihood of her biting or scratching you. Keep calm as you approach the cat. The cat is frightened enough from the attack. If you seem anxious or fearful, she may notice those feelings and become even more frightened. Talking to the cat in a low and soothing voice may help her see you as non-threatening. Once you are able to approach the cat and get a general idea of her injuries, call your veterinarian. When you call, provide as many details about the situation, such as the location of the attack, a physical description of the dog, and visible injuries on the cat. Be aware that the cat may have suffered internal injuries that would not be readily apparent. Calling the veterinarian will give the veterinary team a good idea of the cat's injuries, allowing them to prepare for your arrival accordingly. The veterinary team can also give you instruction on giving the cat first aid and transporting her safely to the veterinary hospital.
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Separate the dog from the cat. Approach the cat with caution. Call your veterinarian.
Article: Think of the loop as a "rabbit's hole" and the string end coming off the loop as a "tree". Imagine the other loose end of the string, which you're holding in your right hand, is the "rabbit". The rabbit comes up the hole, runs around the tree, and goes back down the hole. Another way to remember how to make this knot is with a rhyme:"Lay the bight to make a holeThen under the back and around the poleOver the top and through the eyeClinch it tight and let it lie"
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Use a mnemonic to remember how to tie the knot.
Article: This screen will also have an notice to enter the BIOS configuration utility. Note the multiple selections on this screen, including the choice "Normal Boot", "Perform Disk Scan", and "Restore Factory Settings". For reference, this is the grub boot loader menu typically located at [/dev/sda1]/boot/grub/menu.lst. .." entry, then press the E key again to edit this selection This screen will have a fairly long command. XANDROSBOOTDEBUG=y You'll be taken to a command line mode with a pound # prompt. To do this, type the following and press Enter after each line.mount /dev/sda1 /mnt-systemmount /dev/sda2 /mnt-user
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Power cycle your laptop if needed, or power it on. Repeatedly press F9 when you see the first screen with Asus' logo. Wait for a boot menu to appear. Use the cursor arrow keys to highlight the "Normal Boot" entry if it's not currently selected, then press the E to edit this selection. Use the cursor arrow keys to highlight the "kernel /boot/vmlinuz. Move to the end of the next line with the cursor arrow keys. Add the following to the end of the line, including a space: Press Enter to save your changes and go back to the first menu. Press B to boot with the changes. Mount the two partitions for system and user.