You can use any web browser on your PC, Mac, or mobile phone. This logs you into your Verizon account on the website. You can also log in using your phone number in place of your User ID. This displays the menu options for your Verizon account. This displays your account details and options related to your account. This is available in your Verizon account options. This allows you to view and edit your account safeguards and controls. It's the second tab at the top of the "View Details and Edit" page. It's between the "Activity" and "Profiles" tabs. This displays a drop-down menu. It's in the "Controls" drop-down menu. This displays a list of blocked contacts on your Verizon account. Blocked contacts can be either phone numbers or email addresses. This removes the number from the list of blocked contacts. If you need assistance, call 1-800-922-0204 to contact Verizon customer service. If you blocked calls from your phone, see Method 1 to learn how to unblock numbers from your Android phone. See Method 2 and to learn how to unblock numbers from an iPhone.
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One-sentence summary -- Go to https://www.verizonwireless.com/my-verizon using a web browser. Enter your User ID, and password and click Sign In. Click My Verizon. Click My Account. Click Manage Verizon Family Safeguards & Controls. Click View Details and Edit. Click Controls. Click Blocked Contacts. Click a blocked contact. Click Delete.

If you find that you made the iris too dark, use the eraser on your pencil or a paper blending stump and lightly smudge the excess graphite off of the paper. Keep erasing or blending until you've lightened the iris as much as you like. If you're drawing a very dark iris, you may not need to go back and lighten any part of it.
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One-sentence summary -- Use an eraser or blending stump to lighten the iris.

While it's not actually paper, it is a paper-like substance made from hornet saliva and wood. The nest houses eggs and hornets are very protective of both their home and their eggs. Hence, you really don't want to be caught near their nest lest they consider you a danger. While it starts as a small, honeycomb-looking object, as the colony grows, the nest expands to an oval shape resembling a football, stalactite, or inverted teardrop. This means that just identifying the structure can help you narrow down your insect neighbors but does not determine exactly what type of insect they are. Paper wasps also use a paper-like building material but their nests have no paper envelope that covers and protects the nest. Hornets build their nests in outdoor areas and usually high above ground, such as in trees, on a utility pole, or in thick shrubs. They will also build nests on the eaves of roofs and under decks. Often you won't see their nest until autumn when the leaves fall off and reveal the nest hidden within. By this time most of the hornets will be dead or dying, leaving only the queen to hibernate and live through the winter. In contrast, yellow jacket nests can often be found either close to the ground, underground, or inside any loose structure they can find, such as between the inner and outer walls of a house or even inside an old mattress. Some wasps that build nests high above the ground are incorrectly called hornets. The North American bald-faced hornet (Dolichovespula Maculata) is actually a species of wasp, as is the Australian hornet (Abispa ephippium), which is a subspecies of the potter wasp. Hornet colonies can have as many as 700 members. If the nest is significantly larger, one you think contains thousands of members, odds are you are looking at a yellow jacket nest. So keeping a close eye from a distance is key to knowing whether they are hornets or yellow jackets. Whether the nest is small or large, the way to handle the nest is to call in professionals. These people will need to know how big the nest is so the more information you can give them the better equipped they will be to handle it.
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One-sentence summary -- Observe a gray, oval-shaped object made of paper. Look for the nest outside and up high in a covered area. Estimate the number.

Don't click or press Enter or Return yet. If you want to open the link in a new background tab, hold Cmd (Mac) or Ctrl (Windows) instead. If you want to open the link in a new foreground tab, hold both Cmd+ Shift or Ctrl+ Shift (Windows) instead. This will open it in a new window.
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Find the link you want to click or enter the web address you want in your URL bar. Hold down your Shift (Mac) or Shift (Windows) button. As you hold the button, click the link you want to go to, or press Enter.