Article: Go to the website on which your Flash game is located, open the game, and wait for it to load completely before proceeding. This is to ensure that you don't accidentally download a partial copy of the game. You may need to click Play or otherwise start the game in order for the game to finish loading. It's in the upper-right corner of the window. A drop-down menu will appear. You'll find this option near the bottom of the drop-down menu. It's near the bottom of the menu. Doing so opens the Flash game's page code. Press Ctrl+F (Windows) or Command+F (Mac) to do so. A small text box will appear in the lower-left side of the page. Doing this will search the page for any links containing "swf" in them. A Flash game's URL will have ".swf" somewhere near the end of the link, and you'll usually see the game's name and/or "game" in the URL. There are usually multiple instances of SWF files on the page, so you may have to scroll right or left for a while before you find the correct one. If you see "video" instead of "game" in the URL, the SWF file is a video instead of a game. Select the SWF file's URL by clicking and dragging your mouse cursor across it, right-click the selected URL, and click Open in New Tab. It should automatically download itself after a second or two, after which point you'll be able to find it on your computer. Depending on your browser's settings, you may be prompted to add a name or a select a download location for the SWF file before it will download. . Unfortunately, neither Windows nor Mac computers include a built-in SWF reader, and Firefox can't open your SWF file for you. You can, however, download a free program to open and play your SWF file.
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Open and load your Flash game in Firefox. Click . Click Web Developer. Click Page Source. Bring up the "Find" menu. Type in swf. Look for the Flash game's link. Open the SWF file's link in a new tab. Wait for the SWF file to download. Open your Flash game's SWF file

Problem: Article: The cap shingles are shaped like upside-down V's and found at the peak of your roof. Get onto your roof using a tall ladder and climb to the top. Pry up the shingles along the top of your roof using a claw hammer. Set them aside so you can use them later instead of throwing them away. Be careful on your roof if it has a steep slope. Hire a professional roofing service if you're uncomfortable climbing on the top of your roof. Set the depth of a circular saw so it doesn't cut through the rafters in your attic. Push the circular saw in a straight line across the entire peak of your roof to make a slot for your ridge vent. Once you've finished sawing, remove the debris from your roof. Ridge vents can go across the entire length of your roof or placed in sections the same length as the vent. Cut the slots according to how you want the vent. Use enough vent pieces to fill the length of the slot you cut. Center the vents on the peak of your roof so the sides of the vent lay flat on the roof. If you need to cut the vent to fit at the end of your roof, use a utility knife to make it flush with your home. Hold the vent piece in place until you can nail it down. Check your local hardware or home improvement store to see if they have ridge vents available. Use ridge vents meant for the pitch of your roof. Use the pre-drilled holes in the vents for your nails. Make sure the nails are long enough to go through the vent and into your roof. Drive them in with a hammer so the vents are tight against the roof. Layer the cap shingles on top of the vent and nail them through your vent to keep them in place. Make sure the nails reach down into the roof so they don't blow away in harsh weather. This step is optional only if you want to blend the vent into the rest of your roof.
Summary: Remove the cap shingles from the peak of your roof. Cut a slot going 34in (1.9cm) down from both sides of the peak. Set the ridge vents on top of the slot. Nail the vents to secure them in place. Replace the cap shingles on top of the ridge vent.

Use a sharp knife to cut an avocado in half, and remove the pit. Scoop out the avocado flesh from one half of the fruit, and place it in a bowl. Mash the avocado with a fork until it's fairly smooth. If the avocado is small, you may want to scoop out the flesh from both halves to use for your mask. You should have enough for a mask that you can spread all over your face. Once you've mashed the avocado, add 2 tablespoons (30 ml) of plain yogurt, 1 teaspoon (5 ml) of olive oil, and 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of organic honey to the bowl. Use a spoon to fully combine all of the ingredients in a smooth paste. If the mask seems runny and you've only added half of the avocado, mix in some more of the flesh to thicken it up. The omega fatty acids in the avocado and olive oil help heal cracks between the skin cells that can occur when your skin is dehydrated. Honey and yogurt are soothing ingredients that help moisturize and soften the skin. When the mask is fully mixed, use your fingers to carefully spread it all over your face. Allow the mask to sit on your skin for 15 to 20 minutes so the omega fatty acids in the avocado and olive oil have time to penetrate. Be careful when you're applying the mask around your hairline. The honey can be very sticky if it gets in your hair. When you've let the mask sit on your skin for at least 15 minutes, rinse it off with warm water from the sink. Because the mask can be fairly sticky, you may want to use a washcloth to help remove it. Be sure to rinse especially well along your hairline.
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Mash up an avocado. Mix the avocado with the yogurt, olive oil, and honey. Apply the mask and let it sit for 15 to 20 minutes. Wash the mask off with warm water.