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The first mission of the game's second act will require you to travel to Riverwood, a small village in Whiterun, and head inside the "Sleeping Giant Inn." Inside you'll see a non-playable character named Delphine, the last of the Blades, a group of warriors that protects the Dragonborn and destroys dragons. Next, after talking to Delphine and working together with the Blades, you'll be asked to go inside the Thalmor Embassy at the very north of the map and find out any information about the Thalmors, the army sent by the empire, and what they know about the dragons. After finding out about the dragons and the empire, the third mission of the second act of the main quest will start. In "A Cornered Rat," all you need to do is to go to Riften, a town situated southeast of the map, and talk to the other members of the Blade inside the Ratway. The Ratway's main entrance can be found on the southernmost lower level of Riften. The Blades will then escort you to the Sky Haven Temple on the westernmost area of the map, the ancient base of the Blades and where Alduin's Wall is locatedwhich you need to read in order to complete the quest. After reading Alduin's Wall, you will now need to speak with the leader of the Greybeardsa dragon named Paarthurnax. You can find Paarthurnax on "The Throat of the World" (the same name as the quest), the mountain top south of Whiterun (where the Greybeard's temple is). Paarthurnax will teach you how to defeat Alduin. Paarthurnax will tell you that you need an item called "The Elder Scrolls" to defeat Alduin. You need to find the said item, which is located inside the Alftand ruin; southwest of Winterhold. Just head inside and follow the path up to the very end of the ruin to find the item you're looking for. After getting the Elder Scrolls, go back to The Throat of the World and talk again to Paarthurnax. A time hole will open where you'll need to go inside and learn the "Dragonrend," a dragon shout used to bring down dragons in flight. After you learn the shout, Alduin will appear and you'll need to fight him. Bring down Alduin with the newly learned "Dragonrend" and attack him while his down. After taking enough damage, Alduin will fly away, completing the quest.

summary: Complete "A Blade in the Dark". Do "A Diplomatic Immunity". Complete "A Cornered Rat". Finish "Alduin's Wall". Complete "The Throat of the World". Do "Elder Knowledge". Complete "Alduin's Bane".

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Because light colored leather shows all marks and stains, you want to make sure that you avoid staining the material. For example, if you own a white leather couch, you should avoid eating and drinking regularly on the couch. This will reduce the likelihood of stains. Alternatively, if you own a cream colored leather handbag, you should not touch the bag immediately after putting on hand cream. The oils in the cream can transfer to the bag causing stains. As soon as a spill, smudge, or stain occurs on light colored leather, you should wipe it immediately with a microfiber cloth. If stains are left untreated they will become extremely difficult to remove. For example, you should wipe down light colored leather shoes after every use. This will keep them looking brand new. If you have purchased a leather designer handbag or couch, it may come with a list of cleaning instructions. Always read the instructions carefully before cleaning. They may give you helpful cleaning tips and product recommendations. If you are unable to remove stains from your light colored leather products, then you should have them professionally cleaned. For example, a light colored leather couch will experience regular wear and tear from sweat or dirty hands. Have this leather professionally cleaned a few times each year.

summary: Avoid spilling on and staining light colored leather. Wipe spills immediately. Read any cleaning instructions that came with the product. Get your leather professionally cleaned.

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This task is doable but difficult. If you're shaving your own back without any help, you may have a hard time reaching the entire area. This might lead you to shave at strange angles, which can heighten the risk of slicing the skin. You may not have full visibility of the region that you're shaving, and you may not be able to tell easily when you've missed a spot. Consider finding someone else to do it: probably a partner or a paid professional. Use the safest razor possible. Choose a razor with a lot of blades, and ideally a razor with built-in safety features. A quality electric razor may be better for your back than a cheap manual razor. Keep a towel on hand in case you cut yourself. If you slice your back while shaving, it probably won't bleed too profusely but it will be painful. Use the towel to blot the blood in the case of a mishap. Give yourself plenty of time to get the job done right. Choose a space that is private, well-lit, and easy to clean up. A bathroom is ideal: a bright space with a mirror, running water, and a tile floor. Make sure that you have plenty of water and shaving cream to make the shaving process easier on your back. Use a shaving cream or shower gel that contains exfoliating ingredients. This may help keep you free of ingrown hairs and razor burn. If you rush yourself, you might be more likely to make a mistake. Not only can slipping up be painful and embarrassing but it can open you up to the risk of infection. If you are going to shave your own back, you need to make sure that you can see the entire area that you're working on. Use a large, clean mirror, and try to angle it so that you have a clear view of the back. If possible, use two mirrors. Consider using a hand-held mirror to focus on specific sections at at time. Not only will a mirror make the process of shaving much safer, but it will help you know when you've finished. You may need to hold the mirror very still and very close to your back to tell whether you've "missed a spot." There are products that are specifically designed to help you shave your back. These extra-long handles will hold your razor and dramatically increase your reach. Research products before you buy. Decide whether this is something that you will realistically use again and again. Take your time, and use plenty of shaving cream. Shave with long, unbroken strokes across your back, and don't be afraid to take multiple passes at the same spot. Go against the "grain" or growth of your hair. Overlap your strokes to make sure that you get everything. Be patient. As you go, continue to apply liberal amounts of shaving cream and water. Depending on your hair coverage, you might need a lot. Take special care when shaving around your spine and shoulder blades. Ridged areas provide an uneven surface, which might make your razor more likely to jump. When you're done shaving, take a shower to wash the wet hairs and shaving cream off of your back. Dry your back gently with a clean towel, being ginger and gentle with any spots that you've nicked. Consider rubbing lotion into your skin your back may feel raw and slightly painful from the shave, and your back skin may not be used to the stress.
summary: Be very careful. Plan ahead. Use a mirror. Try using a razor extender. Go slowly. Clean up afterwards.