Problem: Article: Before reinstalling Chrome, you'll need to remove the old version. You can find this in your Applications folder. It may be in the base Applications folder, or it may have been moved to another folder. Drag the app to the Trash to delete it from your computer. If you want to completely remove your Chrome data before reinstalling, you'll need to find and delete your profile. This will delete your preferences, bookmarks, and history. Click the Go menu and select "Go to Folder." Enter ~/Library/Google and click "Go." Drag the GoogleSoftwareUpdate folder to the Trash. Open Safari or any other installed browser and visit google.com/chrome. This will take you to the Chrome download page. You'll need to accept the terms before the download starts. It may take a few minutes to finish downloading. This will install Google Chrome to your Applications folder. If prompted, click "Open" to confirm that you want to start it. When you first start Chrome, you'll be prompted to log in with your google account. This will sync your Chrome bookmarks, settings, themes, bookmarks, and extensions. This isn't required in order to start using Chrome.
Summary: Open your Applications folder. Find the Google Chrome app. Drag Google Chrome to the Trash. Delete your profile data. Visit the Google Chrome website in Safari. Select "Download" and then click "For personal computer." Click "Download Chrome" to download the Mac installer. Open the "googlechrome.dmg" file after its downloaded. Drag the "Google Chrome.app" icon into the Applications folder icon. Launch Google Chrome from the Applications folder. Sign into Chrome with your Google account (optional).

Problem: Article: You will need one standard cup (milk glass will do), some alcohol, cups to put the alcohol in, a table, and a quarter. Players (as many as you would like) sit around the table, either standing or in chairs. The milk glass is placed in the center of the table, at least 10 inches away from each player. Each person gets their own cup, filled with the alcohol of their choosing. Beer is usually used rather than hard liquor. Players take turns shooting, generally proceeding counterclockwise around the table. The objective is to bounce the quarter off of the table, into the milk glass at the center of the table. If the quarter lands in the glass, then the shooter chooses any player in the game to take a drink from his or her own beverage. The shooter's turn doesn't end until he or she misses. After a miss, the shooter passes the quarter to the next player. Sometimes, after a miss, the shooter can opt to play "chance", which gives them another attempt. All that is required of this is for the shooter to say the word "chance" after a miss. A successful "chance" shot means the shooter can continue shooting normally, but a miss results in a penalty drink. The great thing about quarters is that there is a great deal of replay value. If the shooter hits three in a row, he or she is allowed to make up a rule. Rules should be creative and fun, and can involve performing a ritual when drinking, or prohibiting the use of certain common words. A player who breaks any of the rules must take a penalty drink. As the game progresses and the players become inebriated, the many rules often prove difficult to remember. The objective of the game is not to be a stickler however, but to enjoy the game and have fun. Some examples of made-up rules include, but are not limited too: banning the word "drink," have a drink before each attempted shot, no use of proper names, etc. If the shooter were to hit the top rim of the glass and miss the shot, the other players may call for a challenge (challenging the shooter to get it in). If the shooter misses again, he or she must take a drink for each challenging player, but if the shooter gets it in the glass all challengers must drink. However, the shooter does not have to accept the initial challenge, and can instead choose to pass the coin on to the next shooter. Players are disqualified from the game when they cannot, or do not want to, consume any more of their alcoholic beverage. The last remaining player is the winner. You can then replay the game over and over again, seeing whether or not that shooter can remain unbeaten.
Summary: Set up the game. Take turns shooting. Play "chance" during the game. Make up rules as you go along. Challenge the shooter. End the game.

Problem: Article: If your skin begs for lotion after a shower, you definitely need to get a makeup primer for dry skin. A good, nourishing primer can take the place of your lotion, so you can hydrate your skin and prep it for makeup in one step. Look for primers with words like "hydrating," "soothing," or "replenishing." If you struggle with excess oil and shine, you want to combat this with your primer. To do so, your best bet is a great mattifying primer that will reduce your skin's oil production. Products that minimize pores typically help to minimize shine as well. Look for oil-free formulas your skin doesn't need any help with that! If you've found that your skin is sensitive to the products you use, it's a good idea to choose primers with a short ingredient list. Many beauty supply stores will have primers for sensitive skin that are oil-free, fragrance-free, paraben-free, and so on. The less additives in your facial products, the lower chance you have to experience a negative reaction. As you age, you may struggle with fine lines and blotchy skin. For this type of skin, look for makeup primers infused with antioxidants. A hydrating primer will help to give you some needed moisture while locking your makeup in place.
Summary:
Choose a hydrating makeup primer if you have dry skin. Pick a mattifying primer if you have oily skin. Select a simple primer for sensitive skin. Use a nourishing makeup primer on mature skin.