IN: What happens next?

How to prevent unsolicited commercial email
Recognize unsolicited commercial emails.
Such emails often have topics that are tailored to gain your curiosity. For example, it may indicate that it has a joke about a well-known figure or that action is required on your part.

OPTIONS:
- These emails typically come from people or businesses that you do not know. Such emails may identify the sender as having a common name, such as joe.
- However, you should always watch out for, or ignore, fbull email correspondences on a regular basis. These are emails that are designed to entice you in writing to make a deal.
- Be aware that the subject of these emails may be in fact from an innocuous person. For example, it may indicate that someone needs your assistance at the funeral home.
- It's usually a bad idea to delay writing an email when you're unsure of what to write. If your email has a certain topic under the title, be wary.

OUT: These emails typically come from people or businesses that you do not know. Such emails may identify the sender as having a common name, such as joe.

IN: What happens next?

The guy sits and talks while holding a pumpkin with the two children sitting at each side on the grass. A person removes the top of a pumpkin. a child

OPTIONS:
- surfaces with a knife and help cut parts from a pumpkin.
- removes the seed and the squash inside.
- mice in a room with knives and stick stick.
- unscrews a circular screw.

OUT: removes the seed and the squash inside.

IN: What happens next?

How to set up a wireless home security system
Set up the door and window sensors.
Doors and windows are vulnerable areas of your house or apartment through which a burglar can break in. Once you attach these sensors the corner of your doors or windows, they'll be able to detect whenever your access points are open.

OPTIONS:
- Look for the magnetic switch near your kitchen or bathroom counter. This will automatically turn off alarms if someone walks in.
- Your door and window sensors keep you safe when you're at home during the day and moving around your house. The door sensor comes in 2 pieces-the bigger half is a wireless transmitter and the tinier piece is a magnet that completes the circuit.
- Make sure that the door and window sensors are properly installed and ready to be put in place. There are two basic installation methods you should be aware of: this is the most popular approach.
- Make sure to remember to keep all alarms your alarms, too. If you do not have all precautions in place, you can move the lock to a different location and turn off your lights and your windows.

OUT:
Your door and window sensors keep you safe when you're at home during the day and moving around your house. The door sensor comes in 2 pieces-the bigger half is a wireless transmitter and the tinier piece is a magnet that completes the circuit.