Article: Most Linksys routers don't have an on/off switch, but turn on automatically when you plug it into an outlet. Wait until the Power light is blinking and then press and hold the Reset button for 10 seconds. The Reset button is usually at the back of the router near the power cord, but its location can change depending on the model. Older Linksys routers require you to press and hold the reset button on the router for 30 seconds to reset it. Unplug the router to turn it off, wait 30 seconds, and then plug it in again to turn it back on. This is called power-cycling. If the power light doesn't stop blinking, turn the router off, wait 30 seconds, and then turn it on again. Connect the router to a PC using its ethernet cable. You can use any of the ethernet ports on the router to connect it to the computer. When it's connected to a computer with an ethernet cable, the ethernet port light will light up. Turn off your modem, plug the router into the modem. Turn the modem back on again. At this point, the modem is connected to the internet port in your wall and the computer. The router is connected to the modem. The computer should not also be connected to the router.
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Turn on the router. Reset the router. Turn off the router and turn it on again. Wait for the Power light to stop blinking. Connect the router to your computer. Connect the router to your modem.
Article: Just as in traditional chess, the player with the white pieces always opens the game. Select a white pawn to move forward one to two spaces. Switch sides and select a black pawn to move forward one to two spaces. Try to avoid mirroring moves. Players generally move one of the pawns in front of the king or queen. This opens up a lane for the queen and bishops. Prior to moving your pieces, always pause for a moment to think. Ask yourself several questions about your opponent's strategy. "What is my opponent doing?" "How did my opponent's last move impact the game?" "Is my opponent trying to set a trap?" After assessing the situation, formulate or adjust your strategy. First, search for moves that will threaten your opponent's king or lead to the capture of one of their pieces. Second, determine if the move you want to make will leave your pieces vulnerable to capture. Lastly, double check your evaluation. Throughout the opening portion of the game, you want to position your pieces for future attacks. Prior to moving either queen, work to move the knights and bishops towards the center of the board. Doing so will put the knights and bishops in a position to attack your opponent's pieces. Avoid moving too many of your pawns in an effort to capture the other player's pawns. Castling is often the last action of your opening game. It is a move that relocates your king to a position of relative safety. In order to castle, all of the spaces between your unmoved king and an unmoved rook must be open. Slide your king two spaces towards the unmoved rook. Place the rook behind the king (between the king's starting square and his new position). If your opponent fails to castle, look for an opportunity to capture their king.
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Make the first move for each side. Anticipate your opponent's moves. Move out the knights and bishops. Castle.
Article: Scrunch the pages up and stuff them inside a large plastic bag, such as a kitchen waste bag or a garbage bag. Arrange it so that it sits snugly in the middle of the papers. Alternatively, seal with a twist tie. A few days more won't hurt it. Do a sniff test to see whether the odor has gone. If not, return to the bag for a few more days. Eventually it should start to smell better.
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Find some newspaper. Slide the smelly leather bag in with the newspapers. Tie the bag up with a knot. Let sit for at least 48 hours. Remove from the bag.