Article: Just in case your teacher sees you and asks to bring the note up, have an extra note handy that is about something relating to class but not cheating. For example: "Is the project due on Thursday or Friday?" or "Did you understand the last chapter?" Obviously, if you've already been called up you should have both notes handy and the hiding would be obvious.
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Keep a spare note handy. Make sure the note looks similar to the original that the teacher has already seen or they'll know you switched it. Toss the note in a pocket, purse or back of a book with the fake note pretending that it was impulsive so no one will know.

Problem: Article: Depending on the location of your piercing, you will need to wait at least three months before changing your ring or hardware. This allows the skin to heal and will make it possible for you to insert a new ring without tearing. If you choose to change your ring earlier or would just like some extra help, which is quite common, go visit your piercer. Many people go ahead and schedule with their piercer for the first change and then do subsequent changes themselves. Don a pair of cleaning gloves and get a fresh rag or paper towels. Apply a surface disinfectant to the workspace and wipe thoroughly. A disinfectant will kill any fungi or bacteria that could infect your piercing. After the space is clean, make sure that you only place disinfected items on it from here on out. You can also opt for a disinfectant wipe. It is best if your workspace is a flat, hard table with plenty of space for your tools. Remove your workspace cleaning gloves and wash your hands thoroughly under warm water. Make sure that you cover all surfaces of your hands. It should take you between 40-60 seconds to complete a solid washing. You could also apply an alcohol-based hand sanitizer, if you prefer. Feel free to wash your hands as many times as you want during this process. If you do it properly, it will only lessen the possibility of infection. You could also wear a pair of latex or medical-grade gloves. However, if they don't fit you correctly, they may make it more difficult to handle your ring. If your captive ring is in a sterilized bag, then you can simply remove it and place it on your table (perhaps on a paper towel, too). If your captive ring is not sterile, then you will want to wash it with warm soap and water. Or, place it into an ultrasonic cleaner. The same goes for any tools that you'll need to use, such as a pair of jewelry pliers. Check to make sure that the sterile package is not broken or torn in any way. If it is, make sure to fully inspect and clean the ring. Do not scrub and gently dry the area with a paper towel when you are finished. Then, go ahead and remove the ring or other jewelry that you are wearing. If the ring feels stuck, apply a small dot of liquid soap to the piercing area, as it will help it to slide out. If you experience any pain or irritation when trying to remove your jewelry, stop and contact your piercer for help. When you get your piercing, talk with your technician about what size of ring you will need. If you go with a heavier ring, then you will likely need to use pliers for insertions and removals. You can also opt for a traditional ring with a dimpled ball or a snap-fit style ring with springs that will require pliers to handle.
Summary: Wait three months after the initial piercing. Wipe down your work area. Wash your hands. Sterilize the captive ring and your tools. Clean the pierced area with warm water and soap. Identify your type of captive ring.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: See "Tips" below for tags that you can type in to make the task repeat. Unless you are using a reoccurring task that happens, this button will rarely be used. For the new web app, you will not find a button that will change the repeat date in the bar below the incomplete/complete links. Instead, look for the "Repeat" option in the right-hand sidebar's list of other fields for the task. On the older web app, the repeat list listed several repeat types of cycles including Every Monday (or pick a day), every year, every week, every two weeks, every month, or every six months. For those on the older app, you will find this listed as "time estimate" instead. If you'd like to remember a link to where a to-do list item can be located, set up the URL or location it can be accessed so you can get there in a jiffy. Again, these are also in this drop-down list on the new web app. Click on "Settings" at the top of the screen and then on the "Reminders" tab. For those on the newer web app, choose the gears icon in the top right corner then select "Account settings" then click the reminders tab. However, in both cases, make sure you have a contact preference specified in your account to ensure you reminders can be sent somewhere, prior to trying to set your reminders as the options won't be shown until they are set for a reminder to be shown. Do this by clicking on the buttons above the list. For the new web app, you can click the button that looks like a calendar with a plus sign on it and select the details in the drop-down. However, on the older web app, you had to keep clicking until the new due date was changed for the date of the week, month or year an exact amount of times you needed and wasn't very suited to those trying to use it. (Instead of postponing for the older web app, just change the due date to the direct date you need if it's more than 2-3 days farther in advance.)

SUMMARY: Select how often the task should repeat. Set a time estimate to complete the task.Again, will probably not be used very often and is also in the same drop-down list as on the right side after selecting the task. Add a location and URL for the task if you wish. Select how you wish to be reminded of due tasks. Complete or postpone a task.

For this method you just need a t-shirt, a package of iron-on transfer paper, and a printer. Iron-on transfer paper is available at most craft stores. Use design software to create a graphic design to print on your t-shirt. You could choose a photo or picture you found online or create graphic art. The great thing about using an iron-on transfer is that there's no need to feel limited by the amount of colors you can use. Feed the paper into your printer so that the design will print onto the side of the paper that will transfer it to the t-shirt. Smooth it out to remove any wrinkles or folds. Place the iron-on transfer design-side down on the t-shirt. Place a thin cloth, such as a dishcloth, over the transfer. Place a hot iron over the cloth so that it heats the transfer underneath. Hold it there for the amount of time recommended on the iron-on transfer instructions. Remove the cloth and use your fingers to gently lift the paper transfer backing. It should easily fall away from the t-shirt, leaving the transferred image behind. If you have trouble lifting it, press it down and use the iron to heat it once more, then try again.
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Get supplies. Create a design. Print the design on iron-on transfer paper. Lay the t-shirt on a flat surface. Iron the transfer. Lift the paper backing.