" If you don't have an Apple ID, select the option to create an Apple account. " This enables the feature, and remotely connects your computer with other computers using Back To My Mac under the same iCloud account. This feature is usually turned off by default in OS X, and is required to use Back to My Mac. This service only works if all computers are logged into the same iCloud account and have Back To My Mac enabled.
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One-sentence summary -- Click on the Apple menu and select "System Preferences. Select "iCloud" in the System Preferences window. Sign into iCloud using your Apple ID and password. Scroll down and place a checkmark next to "Back To My Mac. Click on "Open Sharing" and select "Internet Sharing" when prompted to enable file sharing. Repeat steps #1 through #5 on every computer you want remotely connected.

Q: Take handfuls of braids and squeeze gently to remove as much excess water as possible. Be very gentle and don't rub back and forth or pull on the braids. Gently wrap a towel around your head and the braids, then twist it once and let it rest on top of your head. This will help drain some of the excess moisture and set the braids. You will want to stay under the hooded dryer until your braids are about 75-80% dry. These can be found at salons or you could invest in purchasing one yourself. Leave your braids down and don't style them until they're completely dry. Air-drying usually takes a full day. Leaving your braids down until they're completely dry will help prevent dandruff, fungus, and mildew.
A: Wring out as much of the water as you can by hand. Wrap your hair up in a towel and let it sit for 10 minutes. Dry your hair with a hooded dryer if possible. Let your hair air-dry if you don't have a hooded dryer.

Article: The best eyebrow tweezers have a slanted edge. The slanted edge helps you grab and pluck even the finest hairs along the edges of your eyebrows. You also want an eyebrow tweezer that gives you a firm grip. Consider choosing an eyebrow tweezer that has a brush on one end. The brush allows you to smooth your eyebrows and see how they look as you tweeze. The eye area has a lot of bacteria, so it's important to buy your own tools. Borrowing someone else's tweezers increases your risk of developing an infection. Place the ice pack or ice cubes on your eyebrows for up to 5 minutes before plucking. You want to hold the ice pack or ice cubes on your eyebrows until they feel numb. You know you've numbed the spot when the coldness of the ice no longer bothers you. Tweezing can very be painful for some people, so numbing your eyebrows beforehand reduces any pain you might experience. Taking a hot shower before tweezing, or holding a hot washcloth over your eyebrows, also reduces the pain. This is because the hot water and steam open your hair follicles, making individual hairs easy to remove without pain. Draw the shape of the eyebrows you'd like to have. Marking your eyebrows makes it easier to see where you need to pluck. If you prefer to wing it, just use a makeup pencil to mark where your brow should start, the highest point of your arch, and where you want the brow to end. You should use an eyebrow pencil to draw the shape of your eyebrow no matter which eyebrow fixing method you use. Start by plucking out hairs below the brow. Use your finger to hold your skin taut as you pluck to make it easier. Remove the hairs that fall outside of the brow outline you made with your makeup pencil. Pull the hairs up and away from the brow. After you pluck hair from a section, press your finger into the skin to reduce the stinging. When tweezing above the brow, taking care not to pluck too many hairs out of your eyebrow arch. In fact, be very careful when tweezing above your brow, as it's easy to overpluck. Trim as few hairs as possible. Step away from the mirror often, so you can check your work. However, don't use a magnifying mirror, as it may make it harder to judge your work. Tweeze slowly and conservatively when first starting out to avoid plucking out too many hairs. Plucking your eyebrows takes a bit longer than waxing, but it offers greater precision.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Buy a pair of eyebrow tweezers. Numb your eyebrow area with an ice pack or ice cubes. Mark your eyebrows with a makeup pencil. Pluck individual eyebrow hairs using firm, swift movements.

Article: "Hulling" basically means removing the core of the strawberry and the green leaves at the top. This is done instead of simply chopping the top of, because it allows you to remove the leaves at the top (which you surely don't want floating in your strawberry water) without wasting any of the delicious berry. The easiest way to do this is to use a regular drinking straw. Position your straw at the bottom of the strawberry. Gently push the straw into the strawberry, so that it goes straight through the center. Continue pushing until the straw comes out the other side, with the core and leaves inside the straw. If you don't want to waste the strawberry cores or the drinking straw, you can just cut the leaves off your strawberries. After you're sure all of the cores and leaves have been removed, put them into the empty pitcher. It's best to use something with a wide brim, because you will be inserting a spoon to mash the strawberries. You can create this recipe in a drinking glass as well. If you want to make your strawberry water by the glass, simply halve or quarter this recipe. Using a wooden spoon or another utensil with a flat surface, muddle the strawberries. with a wooden spoon. Muddling means to smash the fruit in order to release their juices and intensify the flavor of your strawberry water. You don't need to completely obliterate the berries, but make sure they're all decently mashed to the bottom of your glass. If you're trying to keep this recipe super health-conscious, you can skip this step and rely on the natural sugar of the berries. You can, however, add a bit of your own sugar to amp up the sweetness. Simply sprinkle or pour your sugar over the crushed berries, and then stir or mash it all together. If you're not sure if you should add sugar, first try making this recipe without this step. Then, you can add sugar to the finished glass of strawberry water if you desire.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Wash and hull your strawberries. Put the hulled strawberries in your pitcher. Crush the strawberries. Add sugar, if you want extra sweetness.