Article: . Your laptop is a powerful portable computer by itself, but really using it to its full potential requires connecting to the Internet. Your laptop may have built-in software to make this easier as well. Plug in an Ethernet cable from your router or modem into this socket and your laptop should automatically recognize your connection. Follow our directions and your Mac will be able to connect via Ethernet or wireless Internet. If you're plugging in a new or different wireless card into your laptop, you might need to use the software that came with your card rather than Windows' built-in wireless utility. Schools, libraries and cafes often have free wi-fi for you to use, and you can often find wi-fi in places that might surprise you (like some supermarkets, banks and outdoor venues).
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If you don't have a home network set up, you'll need to do that first Most laptops have a socket somewhere on the back or side that fits an Ethernet cable. If you're using a Mac laptop, use Mac OS to connect your Mac to the Internet. On a Windows laptop, use Windows to connect to the Internet. While you're on the road or just outside of the house, you can often pick up wireless Internet for free.

Problem: Article: These are especially great for St. Patrick's Day or Earth Day.
Summary: Make normal Jello shots with yellow Jello. Serve.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The best way to do this is to apply direct pressure to the wound and, if possible, to raise it above the level of the heart (if bleeding is severe). This will diminish blood flow to the area, and give time for a clot to form at the site of the wound. Start by washing the area thoroughly with cool, running water. Then use an antibacterial soap, if possible, such as Dial or Soft-soap (if you do not have either of these, regular soap will do) to clean the wound. If there is still debris in the wound, you may want to use a pair of clean, sterilized tweezers to remove it. If the bleeding won't stop, or if is a deeper wound or has "foreign objects" in it (materials that cannot be removed easily), it is important to seek the advice of an experienced physician. Similarly, if the injured person has stepped or fallen on a sharp object (such as a nail) or been cut by a metal or rusty object, it is important to go to the Emergency Room to receive a tetanus shot (if necessary) and appropriate medical evaluation.

SUMMARY: Stop the bleeding, if there is any. Clean the wound well. Know when to seek additional medical help.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Grip the wire in the jaws of a wire stripper and close the handles together. Pull the stripper toward the end of the wire to cut off the insulation covering the copper wires. Be sure to strip 12 inch (1.3cm) of insulation from each end of the wire. Repeat the process with all of the other wires you're connecting to your amp. Be careful not to cut or damage any of the wires, or else you may need to feed new ones through your vehicle. Locate the power input terminal on the back of the amp, which is usually labeled "+" or "12 V Power." Push the exposed end of the cable into the terminal and tighten the screw so it doesn't fall out. Give the cable a light tug to make sure it stays in place. Make sure none of the exposed wire sticks out from the amp since it could create a fire hazard. Look for a black cable in your installation kit used for grounding the amp. Push the exposed end of the cable into the terminal labeled "Ground" and tighten the screw with a screwdriver. Tug the cable lightly to make sure it doesn't pull out of the terminal. The ground cable will allow the current to travel through the amp so it doesn't shock you when you use it. Locate the terminal on the back of the amp that says "Remote" or "Turn-on" for the blue wire. Place the end of the blue wire into the terminal and screw it down so you can't pull the wire out. Make sure none of the exposed wires sticks out from the terminal. Search for the input ports that have red and white circles around them to use for the RCA cable. Connect the red RCA lead to the red port and the white lead to the white port. Push the leads in as far as they can go to ensure they have a solid connection. Locate the small ports on the side or back of the amp labeled "L" and "R." Plug any speakers that are on the left side of your vehicle into the speaker ports labeled "L" and the speakers on the right in the "R" ports. Tighten the screws on the ports so they hold the speaker wires securely. There may be separate speaker ports for front and rear speakers, but it can vary depending on the amp.
Summary: Strip 12in (1.3cm) off the ends of every wire you ran. Push the power cable into the 12 V input on the amp. Secure an end of the black ground cable to the ground port. Attach the blue wire to the remote input port of the amplifier. Plug in the RCA cable to the amp's red and white inputs. Feed the speaker wires into the input pins on the back of the amp.

There should be a clear path longer than 60 feet (18.29 meters) between the pitcher's mound and home plate. The line from home plate through the pitcher's mound to second base should run east-northeast to keep the sun out of the pitcher's eyes. Measure the distance from the back of home plate to the front of the pitcher's plate with a tape measurer. The pitcher's plate is a rubber rectangle that is 24 in (610 mm) long. Align the middle of the pitcher's plate with the middle of home plate. Use a transit level to take a reading from home plate and a reading from the pitcher's plate. Fill in the area around the pitcher's plate with a mixture of clay, sand, and dirt until it is 10 in (254 mm) taller than home plate. Then, place the pitcher's plate firmly on top of the dirt.
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Situate the pitcher's mound directly in line with home plate. Place the pitcher's plate 60 ft 6 in (18.44 m) from the back of home plate. Ensure the pitcher's plate is 10 in (254 mm) taller than home plate.