Article: The AC adapter connects to the yellow outlet on the bottom right of your device. Your PSP comes with a cable that fits snugly into this outlet. With the AC adapter connected to your PSP, plug the other end into a power outlet. The PSP uses a 5V AC Adapter. If you plan to replace the adapter make sure that the voltage matches to avoid damaging your system. The power light will display a blinking green light at first, then turns solid orange, indicating a proper connection. If the light never turns orange, double-check that the AC adapter is plugged in correctly and that the battery pack at the back of the PSP is installed properly. This will fully charge your PSP, allowing for longer sessions of use.
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Locate the AC adapter port. Connect your AC Adapter. Wait for the power light to turn orange. Charge for 4-5 hours.
Article: Before you start planning your family game night, decide on a day and time frame that works for everyone. Family game night should be attended by your whole family, so check with everyone in your household to find out when would work best for everyone. Make sure that your family members know that their presence is important to you and that family game night wouldn't be the same if someone was missing. Once you have nailed down a day and time that will work for everyone, figure out what games everyone wants to play. If everyone agrees on a game, that's great! But if not, you may need to take a vote or select a game at random. Keep in mind that some games take less than an hour to play, so you may be able to play few different games and make everyone happy. Some popular choices for family game night include: Monopoly Pictionary Apples to Apples Scrabble Sorry Candyland Clue Cranium Jenga It's a great idea to have some things to munch on during family game night. Ask your family members what snacks they would like to have around to munch on. Or, you might even want to eat dinner during your family game night. Choose something easy to eat while playing a game such as pizza or sandwiches. Try having everyone help prepare dinner or snacks to kick off the family game night. Make sure that you choose a good location to play your games on family game night. There should be enough room for everyone to sit and the location should work with the board game. For example, if you plan to play Monopoly, then sitting at the kitchen table might be the best way to go. But if you plan to play Pictionary, the living room might be a better setting. Do you plan to invite any family members who are no longer living in your house? Do you need to purchase a game? Think about any other things that you need to do to get ready for the game night.
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Figure out the best day and time to have your game night. Poll family members on what games they want to play. Decide on snacks. Choose a place to play. Consider other aspects of the game night that will require planning.
Article: Water is usually enough to rehydrate adults. Other options include clear broth, popsicles, Jell-O, and sports drinks that contain electrolytes. Go slow; drinking too much too fast may cause vomiting. Try ice chips. They dissolve slowly and the cooling effect can be helpful for overheated people. If the dehydration is the result of prolonged physical activity, consume a sports drink that contains electrolytes. When you're dehydrated, avoid caffeine and alcohol. These have dehydrating effects on the body. Beverages such as coffee, caffeinated tea, and soda should not be taken while dehydrated. You should also avoid fruit juices, as the sugar can have a dehydrating effect by increasing urination. If you are not nauseated, try eating some fruits and vegetables with a high water content. Watermelon, cantaloupe, grapefruit, oranges, and strawberries are very high in water content. Broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, celery, cucumbers, eggplant, lettuce, sweet peppers, radishes, spinach, zucchini, and tomatoes have very high water content. Avoid dairy if you have diarrhea or nausea along with dehydration. It can make these symptoms worse. Continue to rehydrate and rest over the next 24 hours. Drink plenty of fluids. Do not stop drinking simply because you don't feel thirsty anymore. It can take several days to completely replace lost fluids. If you don't feel better after rehydrating, or if you have a fever over 104F (40C), seek immediate medical help.
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Drink water and clear liquids in small amounts. Avoid some fluids. Eat foods with a high water content. Continue hydrating. Seek medical assistance if you do not improve.