Q: Type your destination into the "Where To" box at the top of the screen. From the bottom menu of car options, select the left-most choice under Economy that says, "Pool." You will see a fare-quote for UberPOOL that you can compare with that of a private ride for the same trip. Occasionally, the cost difference between a private ride and an UberPOOL ride may be very small. " A command bubble will pop up asking you to confirm your choice. Confirm it, and indicate the number of riders in your party. You can select UberPool for up to two people. You should get your own Uber and use the fare-splitting option outlined in the other method for parties greater than 2. Walk to that spot so you don't keep your fellow carpoolers waiting. You may need to walk up to a block or two from your current location. Keep your belongings tidy in the car, and allow a little extra time in your schedule to pick up other riders. You may be the first person in your car, or you may be a pick up along someone else's route. UberPOOL is able to offer you a cheaper ride option by splitting the costs between multiple riders going in the same general direction. With this in mind, your route may not be direct. Double-check that you have all of your belongings. Uber will automatically charge your portion of the fare to the preferred payment method you have on file. If your trip was great, rate your driver 5 stars and let them know what you liked about the ride.
A: Open the Uber app. Tap "Confirm UberPOOL. Look at the map for your designated pick-up spot. Expect additional pick-ups and drop-offs en route to your destination. Exit the car when you reach your destination. Tip for excellent service.

Q: Depending on specific factors, your doctor might prescribe medicated creams or ointments to help remove your age spots. Many of these creams will bleach your skin and lighten the color of the age spots until they match better with the rest of your skin. Medicated creams sometimes also contain a steroid that will temper the effect of the bleaching compound. Keep in mind the best person to help you treat age spots is a dermatologist, as they specialize in skin care. Ask your primary physician for a referral to a dermatologist who will work with you to reduce age spots. If you are prescribed medical bleaching cream, you will probably also be advised to use sunscreen of 30 SPF or higher at the same time, as this specific medication can make skin more susceptible to burning/sun damage. Medicated creams can have a number of side effects, including itching, redness, and dry skin. Medicated ointments might not be able to completely match the bleached age spots with your skin. Your skin could appear bleached and blotchy. Another course of action your doctor might recommend is that you rely on laser therapy to remove or lighten age spots. Laser therapy will destroy the cells that darken your skin (melanocytes) without damaging your overall skin. When thinking about laser therapy, consider: Laser therapy usually requires several treatments to be effective. Laser therapy can be much more expensive than other treatments. Results won't be immediate and will take weeks or months to show. Laser therapy can also produce a discolored appearance in your skin. Cryotherapy is the process in which age spots are frozen using liquid nitrogen and other chemicals. The result of cryotherapy is that the pigment of age spots are destroyed. In the end, the skin will heal and will better resemble the skin color surrounding the spot in question. Cryotherapy is often done one time on a single area. Results from cryotherapy can take several weeks to materialize. Cryotherapy is often more expensive than medicated creams and cheaper than laser therapy. Cryotherapy will temporarily irritate your skin. Like with medicated creams and laser therapy, cryotherapy can cause scarring and permanent discoloration. During a chemical peel, your dermatologist will apply a chemical solution that causes minor, controlled skin damage, removing the outer layer of skin and encouraging cell turnover and the growth of new skin. This can reduce the appearance of age spots and may also make your skin look smoother and less wrinkled. There are chemical peels available over-the-counter for use at home, but this is a procedure best performed by a trained professional, as they can determine the right type of peel for your skin type and the right depth of peel. After the procedure you will experience redness followed by scaling three to seven days after the procedure. You may also experience swelling and minor irritation. A medium or deep peel will cause the skin to blister. These blisters will crust, turn brown, and peel off between seven to 14 days after the procedure. There is a risk for temporary or permanent change in skin color, scarring, or activation of cold sores when you get a chemical peel. Avoid using medications such a Retin-A, Renova or glycolic acid before the procedure.
A: Use medicated creams or ointments. Consider laser therapy. Try cryotherapy. Try a chemical peel.

Q: Before you can install a "desktop environment" (a GUI) on your computer, you'll need to install the base for it. Type sudo pacman -S xorg-server xorg-xinit xorg-server-utils into the command line and press Enter. When prompted, type in y and press Enter. Type in sudo pacman -S xorg-twm xorg-xclock xterm and press Enter. When prompted, type in your root password and press Enter, then type in y and press Enter. This may take a few minutes since the packages are being downloaded onto your computer. Type in startx and press Enter. Doing so will open the X Window System command line, from which point you can install the GNOME GUI.
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Enter the X Window download command. Confirm the download. Enter the command to install desktop features. Enter your password, then confirm the download. Wait for the installation to complete. Start the X Window System.