Q: Whether the dog seems aggressive or not, you need to muzzle it before moving it or examining it for injuries. Even a gentle, mild-tempered dog will bite when it is scared or in pain. If you don't have a muzzle available, lay a piece of cloth across the dog's nose, as close to the eyes as possible. Next, wrap both ends of the cloth around the dog's nose and tie the ends in a knot underneath its jaw. Finally, tie the loose ends of the cloth behind the dog's neck. Some things you can use for a muzzle include a leash, sock, piece of gauze, neck tie, or strip of sheet. If the dog is vomiting, do not muzzle it. This could cause it to choke. Before moving the dog in any way, look to see if it appears to have a back injury. If it does, do not attempt to move it. Instead, call animal control or a veterinarian to assist you. Look for the following to identify a possible back injury: Observe whether or not the dog is willing and able to turn or raise its head. If it isn't, it might have a back injury. Additionally, look for any areas of visible trauma around the back or spine, like bruises or discoloration. If the spine looks abnormally aligned, curving upward for instance, this can also indicate a back injury. Finally, if the dog yelps or moans when its back or neck is touched, there is a good chance it has a back injury. If you feel confident the dog does not have a back injury, find a blanket, tarp, coat, or shirt you can place the dog on to carry it. Lay the item flat on the ground behind the dog's back. Using slow, careful movements, shift or slide the dog back onto the blanket, tarp, or coat. If there are other people at the scene, get someone to help you shift the dog onto the blanket. Once you have the dog securely on the blanket, get someone to help you lift the dog. You'll want to move the dog as little as possible, so if you can, go ahead and place the dog in the back seat of your car. If you cannot place it in your car, find a soft piece of ground where you can administer first aid. If you are alone at the accident, you can try pulling the dog out of the street once you have it on the blanket. Make sure you can do this without aggravating any current injuries or creating any new cuts or abrasions.
A: Muzzle the dog. Look for a back injury. Shift the dog onto a blanket, coat, or tarp. Move the dog to a safe place.

Q: Perimeter is the outside boundary around a closed geometric figure, and different shapes will require different approaches. If the shape that you want to find the perimeter of is not a closed shape, the perimeter cannot be taken. If this is the first time you are calculating perimeter, try a rectangle or a square. These regular shapes will make finding the perimeter easier. You will use this rectangle as a practice shape and will find its perimeter. Make sure that the opposite sides of your rectangle are the same length. You can do this with a ruler, measuring tape, or by making up your own example. Write down this number by the side it represents so you don't forget its length. As a guided example, imagine that the length of one side of your rectangle is 3 feet. For small shapes you may want to use centimeters or inches, while feet, meters or miles will work better for larger perimeters. Since the opposite sides of rectangles are equal, you will only have to measure one of each set of opposing sides. You can measure the width with a ruler, measuring tape, or by creating your own example. Write down the value for your width next to the horizontal side of your rectangle it represents. Continuing with the guided example, imagine that in addition to a length of 3 feet, that the width of your rectangle is 5 feet. Rectangles have four sides, but the length of opposite sides will be the same. This is also true for your rectangle's width. Add the length and width used in the guided example (3 feet and 5 feet respectively) to the opposite sides of your rectangle. One a piece of scratch paper, or on the paper you have written the guided example, write: length + length + width + width. So, for the guided example, you would add 3 + 3 + 5 + 5 to get a perimeter of 16 feet (4.9m). You can also use the formula 2(length + width) for rectangles, since the length and width values are doubled. In our example you would multiply 2 by 8 to get 16 feet (4.9m). Unfortunately, different shapes will require different formula for you to solve for perimeter. In real life examples, you can measure the outside boundary of any closed geometric shape to find its perimeter measurement. But you can also use the following formulas to find the perimeters of other common shapes: Square: length of any side x 4 Triangle: side 1 + side 2 + side 3 Irregular polygon: add all sides Circle: 2 x x radius OR x diameter. The symbol stands for Pi (pronounced like pie). If you have a key on your calculator, you can use it to be more accurate when using this formula. If not, you can approximate the value of as 3.14. The term "radius" refers to the distance between the center of a circle and its outside boundary (perimeter), while "diameter" refers to the length between any two opposite points on the perimeter of a circle that pass through the circle's center.
A: Determine the shape you want to measure. Draw a rectangle on a piece of paper. Find the length of one side of your rectangle. Find the width of one side of your rectangle. Write down the correct measurements on the opposing sides of your rectangle. Add all your sides together. Adjust your approach for different shapes.

Q: Prepare a bottle of mineral spirits and a bucket of dish detergent and warm water, at the ready. The towel rag will absorb more wax than the paper, but use what you have available. The wax will melt underneath. Quickly mop up the melted wax using paper towel or rags and the mineral spirits. Mop it all up and allow to dry.
A: Layer several pieces of kitchen paper towel or brown paper, or a terry towel rag over the wax stain. Heat the iron on a hot setting. Iron over the paper. Remove the heat and the paper layers. Remove the mineral spirits with the detergent and warm water. Repeat if needed.

Q: Either tap the YouTube app icon that resembles a white triangle on a red background (mobile), or go to https://www.youtube.com/ on your computer (desktop). This will open your YouTube home page if you're logged in. If you aren't logged in, select Sign In and then enter your email address and password before continuing. Tap the magnifying glass icon (mobile) or click the search bar at the top of the page (desktop). Type in your movie's title along with the year, then tap Search or press Enter. This will search YouTube for the movie. For example: to find Alien: Covenant on YouTube, you would type alien covenant 2017 into YouTube. Keep in mind that you're more likely to find the full version of an older, less popular movie on YouTube than you are to find a newer release. Scroll through the search results to see if you can find a full version of the movie you searched for. Tap or click a video that resembles the same length as the movie you're looking for. As long as you have a consistent Internet or data connection, it will begin playing. Very rarely will you be able to find a full-length movie for free on YouTube.
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Open YouTube. Select the search bar. Enter a movie title. Review the search results. Select a movie.