Your gaiters will come with one way to attach the bottom of the hooks to your boots or shoelaces. Hooks are very common. Slide the hook under the lace of the boot. Try to get the hook to catch as far down as possible. Mid-length hooks that face out are the easiest to use. Your gaiters may not come with a hook. If that's the case, look for straps the ends of your gaiters. The straps should be in a "U" shape. Buckle the straps on the outsides of your feet. Don't stress if you don't see hooks or straps. That means your gaiters probably have reinforced patcheslike Velcro. The patches will usually be located on the shins or insteps. There should be two patches that need to be attached to each other to secure the gaiters.
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One-sentence summary -- Hook the gaiters to your shoe. Strap on the gaiters. Look for reinforced patches.

Once the data is complete in your payoff table, it should be easy to spot the most profitable course of action for each possible event. This is just a matter of selecting the highest number in each horizontal row. For example, in a low demand market, your two choices are represented by the values 1 or -5. Because 1 is the greater number, this represents the more valuable choice, which is the gradual marketing campaign. In a high demand market, the extreme marketing campaign shows a higher value of 10, compared to 4 for the gradual campaign. This will be a new table that represents the value that you could lose from making any given choice. Set up a table with the same right hand column, representing the possible events. Make additional columns labeled "Optimum Action," "Profit of Optimum Action," and then one additional column for each of your alternative courses of action. Working with the marketing example, your headings will be "Optimum Action," "Profit of Optimum Action," "Gradual Campaign," and "Extreme Campaign." The first column on the right will list the two possible events, Low Demand and High Demand. Using the information from your payoff table, fill in the first few spaces of this opportunity loss table. In the Optimum Action column, the better choice for a low demand market is the Gradual campaign, so write in the word "Gradual." On the second row, for a high demand market, the better choice is the extreme campaign, so fill in the word "Extreme." These choices represent incomes of 1 and 10 million dollars, respectively, so enter those numbers in the Profit column. In the final columns, you will calculate the amount that you would expect to lose if you had chosen a less optimal course of action. In each space of the table, you will enter the value that corresponds to that action-event combination, subtracted from the optimal event in the previous column. For example, the first space represents the gradual campaign in the low demand market. This has a value of +1. It is also, you should recall, the optimal choice that you selected for this row. Therefore, the "loss" calculation is 1-1, which is 0. This makes sense because it is not really an alternative. It represents the choice that you made. Enter 0 in the first space. The second space represents what you might have lost had you chosen an extreme marketing campaign in a low demand market. Calculate this by subtracting 1-(-5), for a value of +6. Complete the rest of the table in similar fashion. The values in the last two columns should be: 0 6 6 0 Notice that the values along the main diagonal are all 0. This makes sense because they are comparisons of each choice against itself, so there is no theoretical loss. However, compare the other values and you will see the amount of money that, based on your prediction data, you would lose under each scenario. For example, you made the initial decision that in a low demand market, a gradual campaign would be optimal. Had you chosen the extreme campaign, the table shows that you would expect to lose $6 million. In a high demand market, your optimal choice is the extreme campaign. However, had you chosen the gradual campaign, you would expect to lose $6 million.
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One-sentence summary -- Select the best action for each event. Create a new "Opportunity Loss" Table. Fill in the data. Determine the expected losses for each alternative course of action. Interpret the completed table.

Look for imperfections to repair, such as dings, dents, holes and especially rust or corrosion that can eat through the new paint job. Use masking tape and paper to cover any areas of the car you do not want any paint on. If possible, include door jambs and trunk and hood lids, to avoid overspray getting into the interior, engine bay, or trunk. If possible, arm yourself with separate guns for the different stages, to save time cleaning between stages and to avoid cross-contamination of colors and types of paint. If possible, use full-spectrum lighting to ensure the light will show accurate color.
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One-sentence summary -- Rinse off the auto. Sand the body down for a smooth even finish, especially if you've done any body repair or applied filler. Wash and rinse thoroughly to remove all dust, dirt and grease. Mask off the auto areas you don't want paint on (windshield, lights, wheel wells, grill). Wet-sweep the area you intend to paint in. Apply masking paper to the walls and ceiling, and lay plastic on the floor for easier cleanup from the overspray once the painting is finished. Make sure the paint gun itself and the hoses feeding the gun are clean. Set up bright, even lighting overhead, angled to also shine on the sides, to avoid shadowing.

You can keep your saved worlds if you plan on reinstalling Minecraft later. Press Win+R, type %appdata%, and press Enter. Open the .minecraft folder. Copy the saves folder to another location. When you reinstall Minecraft, you can copy the folder back. The newest versions of Minecraft can use a traditional Windows installer, which adds Minecraft to the list of programs you can uninstall through the Control Panel: Click the Start menu and select "Control Panel". Windows 8 users can open the Charms menu, select "Settings" and then "Control Panel". Select "Uninstall a program" or "Programs and Features". This will load a list of programs that are installed on your computer. The list may take a few moments to load. Select Minecraft in the list. If Minecraft is not listed here, move on to the next step. Click Uninstall and follow the prompts to completely uninstall Minecraft. Win+R to open the Run box. You can also click the Start menu and select "Run". %appdata% and press Enter. This will open the Roaming folder. .minecraft folder to the Recycle Bin. You can also right-click it and select "Delete". This will completely uninstall Minecraft.
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Backup your saved games (optional). Try uninstalling Minecraft like you would other Windows programs. Press . Type . Drag the .