They might develop sores or cuts which can be come painful and infected. In this case, your vet can bandage or prescribe medication to ease the pain in bunny's feet. Check your bunny's nails. As your bunny ages, its nails might start to curl outward and become thicker. Keep your bunny's nails trimmed and neat, or they might tear and cause bunny pain. You might also notice small callouses beginning to develop on the bunny's nail bed. Give it time in a safe, enclosed area to explore and hop about freely. Movement and exercise will keep it spy. However, in its old age, your bunny might not want to hop around as much. In this case, do not force it to do so. Bunny may move around less frequently or with greater difficulty. If you see this, your bunny might have developed arthritis or joint inflammation, and should be taken to a vet. Consider adding more litter boxes to your rabbit hutch or cage if your rabbit has difficulty moving. You might also want to lower the sides of the litter box or provide a ramp on a gentle incline. Change your bunny's litter box at least once a week. Avoid setting your rabbit loose on hardwood floors or wire cages. Hard surfaces can exacerbate pain in your rabbit's legs and feet. Keep soft bedding on the floor of your rabbit hutch or cage. Pinewood shavings are typically considered the best option. Change the bedding regularly to ensure it does not become damp.
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One-sentence summary -- Check the bottoms of bunny's feet regularly. Encourage your bunny to move about. Keep your bunny on soft surfaces like hay, grass, or earth.

To free up space on your hard drive, identify these space-munching folders. If you're concerned that Squeeze might somehow alter your important files, you need not worry. Nevertheless, just place folders you don't want compressed in the "Exclusions" tab. You can also add specific folders or set up file extensions that you don't want Squeeze to compress. By default, your entire Library, System folder(s), and a number of other extensions are excluded from being compressed by the Squeeze program. This list is under the "Folders" tab in the Squeeze window. Under the "Status" tab, that tiny circle is an indicator of the compression progress of a folder. Once compression is completed, the circle transforms into a check mark. The number displayed on the far right of the screen indicates how much hard drive space has been freed up. Squeeze will keep on updating the list of folders it has compressed over time as well as the total hard drive space it has recovered. You can drag as many folders as needed. Alternately, you can actually drag your entire hard drive, and place it in the program. That's another level of convenience put in place for you!
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One-sentence summary -- Locate the folders eating up space. Control which folders you don't want to be compressed. Drag a folder to the Squeeze list. Drag another folder and repeat the process.

Before you abruptly leave the conversation, send a message to let the other members know that you're leaving. You don't have to give a reason why, but telling them that you're leaving might prevent them from adding you back into the group or putting you in future group messages. You can say something like "Hey, I'm going to remove myself from this group. Getting all these messages is slowing my phone down!" Go to your "Messages" app, which is normally located on the bottom of the screen and looks like a green square with a speech bubble in it. Scroll through your message threads until you find the group that you want to leave. Look for the names of the people in the group, or the group name. Depending on who started the group, they may have titled it based on the content of the message. If you can't find the thread, use the search function in the message app by typing in a name of someone in the message. The "i" with a circle around it will take you to the information page of the text message, where you can see the group members, shared pictures, and more. When you get to the information page, the top of the screen will say "Details." If you can't find the "i," try exiting out of the message and opening it back up again to make it reappear. Below the names of the group members and the options to share your location, you should see a bar across the screen that says "Leave this Conversation" in red. Tap on the bar, and then tap on the button that pops up from the bottom of the screen. If the button isn't available, that means that it isn't an iMessage thread because a member of the group doesn't have iMessage. On an iPhone, you're only able to leave iMessage groups. If the text of the bar appears in grey, that means that there are only 3 people in the group. In order to leave a group with 3 people, you have to add another person to the group to take your place. The "Do Not Disturb" function turns off notifications from the group message, but allows you to see the conversation and respond when you're not busy. Just above the "Leave this Conversation" bar, toggle the "Do Not Disturb" switch to be green rather than grey. If you want to receive notifications from the group again, just turn the switch back to the original position. This only turns off notifications for one specific thread. If you don't want to receive notifications at all on your phone, you can turn on the overall Do Not Disturb function.
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One-sentence summary -- Excuse yourself from the group. Open the message thread in the "Messages" app. Tap on the "i" in the top right corner of the thread. Select "Leave this Conversation" in the information menu. Turn on "Do Not Disturb" to mute notifications but stay in the group.

If you get two balls in the same cup the other team must remove that cup and any three other cups of your choice. If you get three balls in the same cup game over and the other team must chug all remaining drinks on the table. For each ball that went in during rebuttals they get that ball back to try again. If team hits all remaining cups then the game goes to an overtime of six cup one beer.
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You begin with ten cups and two Natural Lights on each side of the beer pong table. Have three beer pong balls, two whites and a multi-colored money ball. Shoot at opposite teams cups and try to hit. If you hit a cup they must drink what is in the cup before they shoot. If you hit three balls but in different cups you are allowed the balls back. The team that has lost regulation gets three balls to hit the remaining cups opposite their side of the table. Winning team stays on the beer pong table and begins the game with two of the three balls. Rapid fire is allowed.