Q: Tape or glue in a photograph of yourself. Add stickers or draw a picture. Include identifying information as a reference for your older self when you go back to read this diary. Consider writing a short "bio" for yourself that describes who you are at this point in life. Write your full name. Write your birthday and your age so that you'll remember how old you were when you started the diary. Include your hair and eye color, along with other identifying features. Include where you are going to school and/or where you work. Write where you live: the city, the state, and maybe even the address. Write the names of your best friends, your crushes, and your worst enemies. Be careful: if someone else ever reads this diary, he or she will immediately know how you feel about these people! Include your favorite and least favorite food; your favorite and least favorite drink; your favorite and least favorite musician; and your favorite and least favorite candy. Write about your favorite animal! This is just for fun. When you look back, you'll be able to see how your likes and dislikes have changed!
A: Make the first page into a profile. Include major identifying traits. List the important people in your life. Write down your likes and dislikes.

Q: Examples of these products are: 100% Natural Pet-Dog-Cat Urine and Stain Odor Remover by Nature's Secret Weapon ™️, Stink-Free ™️ Urine Odor Remover, Roco & Roxie Supply™️ Pet Stain and Odor Remover, Best Carpet Enzyme Cleaner by Bubba's Rowdy Friends Pet Supply Inc., and Urine-Off™️ These products can be directly sprayed on areas with remnant urine odors. These products neutralize odors by killing odor-causing bacteria, and can prevent remarking. They also contain substances that remain after application that continue to neutralize odors, bind to waste products, and prevent bacterial and mold growth. Examples of these products include Oxyfresh Pet Deodorizer with Oxygen and Shout Turbo Oxy Stain & Odor Remover. When using either enzyme or oxidizing products, it is important to use more product than the amount of urine that your dog expelled. A medium-sized dog can usually pass half a cup of urine, so in that case, you would use a cup of neutralizing agent. For this step, it is best to read the instructions on the bottle or package that the neutralizer came in. However, most neutralizers need to be applied to the spot and then let to soak for a certain amount of time. When they have soaked into the carpet, it is best to vacuum the spot or soak the liquid up with paper towels, newspaper, or old fabric towels. When washing urine off of concrete, use three times the amount of neutralizer. For instance, if your dog passed roughly one-fourth a cup of urine, you would use three-fourths cup of neutralizer. When treating carpets that have been heavily soiled with urine on multiple occasions, it is best to lift the carpet up and clean the floor as well. If you do not, there is a good chance that the odor will continue to linger. If you are treating a car seat, use double the amount of neutralizer to account for the fact that the foam in car seats is much more absorbent that most carpets and floorings.
A: Try enzyme products.These products contain enzymes that decompose urine into molecules that can be eaten by specific non-odor causing bacteria present in their products. Give oxidizing products a try. Make sure you use the right amount of neutralizer. Apply the neutralizer.

Q: To see SketchUp's latest features and suggested actions, click the blue Start tour button in the middle of the page, then follow the on-screen prompts. You can also skip the SketchUp tour by clicking the Start modeling link. Click OK when prompted about cookie use, then check the "I agree to the terms of service" box and click OK. On the left side of the page, you'll see a vertical column of icons. These icons, from top to bottom, pertain to the following tools: Select Allows you to highlight (or "select") an item. Erase Allows you to remove a highlighted (selected) item. Paint Bucket Allows you to fill an item's surface with a color of your choosing. Draw Lines Allows you to click and drag to draw a straight line. Draw Arcs Allows you to click and drag to draw an arc. Draw Shapes Allows you to click and drag to draw a specific shape (e.g., a triangle). Modify Objects Allows you to change the model's surface (e.g., extend the surface) by clicking and dragging. Move Objects Allows you to move (via clicking and dragging) an item. Measure Tools Allows you to measure an item using your preferred dimensions. Walk Allows you to view your creation from eye level. Camera Controls Allows you to change the camera's settings for different viewing. On the right side of the page, you should see another vertical column of icons. This is the "Panels" menu; from top to bottom, each icon relates to the following: Entity Info Shows information about the currently selected object (or "entity"). Instructor Gives you tips about using SketchUp. Components Allows you to search for specific 3D model components. Materials Lets you select different materials for painting your model. Styles Shows different styles of modeling. Layers Shows the different layers in your project. Scenes Shows different scenes (e.g., variations) of your models. Display Brings up settings for your project. You'll find the status bar in the lower-left side of the screen. From left to right, the options here pertain to the following functions: Undo Removes the last action. Redo Reapplies the last action. Help Opens a menu with advice for your currently selected item. Language Allows you to change the on-screen language. Feedback and Status Both of these options provide different pieces of information about selected items. This will allow you to shift your perspective somewhat, though you'll need to use the camera tool to rotate or pan right or left. In the lower-right corner of the page, you'll see a set of dimensions pertaining to your currently selected area. This will help you ensure that your creations are precise when necessary. If you want to save a copy of your file in SketchUp's cloud storage, you can do so at any time by doing the following: Click SAVE in the upper-left corner of the page. Enter a name for your project. Click the TRIMBLE CONNECT tab on the left side. Click the SketchUp folder. Click Save here in the lower-right corner of the window.
A: Consider taking the tour. Complete the setup. Review the tools and their uses. Know what the panels do. Check out the status bar. Scroll up or down to zoom in or out. Find your project's current measurements. Save your project.

Q: Two easy medals to work on are the Veteran and the Pet Academy Attendance badges. The former goes up monthly every time you log in, and the latter improves every time you check in at the pet school.
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Log in frequently, as this will help you to gain and level up particular medals (for example, there are often different monthly events going on, some of which have exclusive medals you get for attending).