Q: You can ask your friends who have Kindle books in their collection for a copy of some of their books. This is the easiest way to collect free Kindle books Many Pinterest users offers different links to free Kindle books on their board to increase their subscribers. It is an easy way to find free Kindle books using their collected links. Go to the "Free Kindle Books" section of Pinterest at www.pinterest.com/explore/free-Kindle-books. You should see a free Kindle books board on the left side and pins on the right side. Click on one of the listed boards or pins to open its page. Click on the "Visit site" button at the top of the pin post to browse the original website or blog offering the free Kindle books of different categories. Browse the book list on the original site and download your free Kindle copy. You can subscribe to or follow a board to get regular updates of new released free Kindle books. Sometimes you'll find pages or groups offering a great list of free, popular Kindle books you can download. Go to the home page of Facebook at www.facebook.com and log into your account. Type the keywords "Free Kindle books" in the search box at the top left corner. Facebook should show you different lists of pages and groups offering free Kindle books. Browse those pages and groups to view their list of free Kindle books. You can download free popular Kindle books on those pages and groups easily.
A: Ask your friends and get Kindle books from their collection. Check the Pinterest pin boards offering free Kindle books. Search on Facebook.

Q: Set a large pot on the stove and fill it 3/4 full with water. Put a lid on the pot and turn the burner to high. Heat the water until it begins to boil and you see steam escaping from under the lid. Then, wear oven mitts to carefully remove the lid and add salt to season the water. Plan on using about 1 tablespoon (17 g) of salt for every 4 cups (0.95L) of water you add to the pot. Slowly lower 4 thawed lobster tails into the boiling water so they don't splash you. Keep the lid off of the pot and boil the tails until they turn bright red. If you stick a skewer into a tail, the meat should be tender once it's finished cooking. You'll need to boil the tails according to how much they weigh: 3 to 5 minutes for 3 to 6 ounce (85 to 170 g) tails 5 to 6 minutes for 6 to 7 ounce (170 to 198 g) tails 6 to 8 minutes for 8 to 10 ounce (226 to 283 g) tails 8 to 10 minutes for 10 to 16 ounce (283 to 453 g) tails 10 minutes for 16 to 20 ounce (453 to 566 g) tails While the tails are boiling, you can make a simple dipping sauce. Melt 8 tablespoons (112 g) of unsalted butter in a small pot on the stove. Then, turn off the burner and stir in: 412 teaspoons (22ml) of lemon juice 1/4 cup (5 g) of chopped fresh parsley 1 teaspoon (5.5 g) of salt 2 teaspoons (4 g) of freshly ground black pepper Turn off the burner for the boiling pot of water and use tongs to take each tail out. Set them on a serving platter along with the pepper butter and your choice of sides. You could serve the tails with wedges of lemon, baked potatoes, or steamed broccoli, for instance. Refrigerate leftover lobster tails in an airtight container for up to 4 days.
A: Bring a large pot of water to a boil and add salt. Add 4 tails and boil them for 3 to 10 minutes. Heat the butter with lemon juice, parsley, salt, and pepper in a separate pot. Use tongs to remove the tails and serve them with the pepper butter.

Q: If there are certain lifestyle choices that you have made for your child, it is important to discuss these with your co-parent and come to an agreement that you are both happy with. For example, you may want to ensure that your child eats a healthy diet while staying with your co-parent. You may also make certain provisions regarding the co-parent's lifestyle choices. For example, you may request that your co-parent not smoke around your child. It's very important that you and your co-parent be consistent with your expectations and disciplinary methods. Have a detailed conversation about what you expect of your child and how you will deal with it if your child fails to meet those expectations. If your child has a curfew, be sure that it is the same at both households. Also discuss under what circumstances your child is allowed to go out without parental supervision (if any). Discuss other rules as well, including those regarding phone, internet, and television usage. Decide what the consequences will be if your child violates the rules of the household, and implement them consistently. If your child has chores, talk to your co-parent about implementing the same or similar chores in the other household. If you and the other parent have different religions and heritages, decide if you want to teach your child both. Make a decision that you can both agree on. If you have different religions, you may decide to educate the child about both. If one parent practices their religion more than the other, you may decide to teach your child only about that one religion. Whether you agree to public schooling, private schooling, or homeschooling, determine which type of schooling you want for your child. If you have not chosen a school yet, you may want to discuss with your co-parent how you will go about making this decision when the time comes. Note also how you will be dealing with parent teacher conferences. You can take turns attending, or both parents can attend together. Another option would be to make arrangements with the teacher to attend all the conferences separately. Make a note in your parenting strategy regarding receiving information and school grades from the school. Again, you can arrange for one person to receive everything and make copies for the other, or you can ask the school to send you both the same information. Decide who will be attending school events. You can choose to take turns or have one person attend all the events. Make a decision that you are both happy with. Also consider how you will pay for your child's college education when the time comes. You may want to establish guidelines regarding how much each parent is willing to contribute. Decide who will cover the cost of medical and dental insurance or if you will split the costs. Talk with your co-parent about your child's medical care, including how you will select doctors, who will attend appointments, and what the protocol should be in the case of emergencies. If both you and the other parent work, you may decide to take turns taking your child to medical appointments. The other option is to establish responsibility depending on who has custody of the child at the time. These decisions are especially important if your child has special medical needs. It's very important that both parents be on the same page when it comes to care and treatment. You should also determine how to choose elective procedures (like braces) and how they will be paid for. It is inevitable that other things will come up that are not included in your parenting plan. For this reason, it's a good idea to have a general understanding of how you and your co-parent will go about making future decisions. For example, you might agree that you will not make any major decisions without consulting the other parent, and that you will discuss the issues in person.
A: Discuss lifestyle choices. Agree on rules, responsibilities, and discipline. Develop a plan for approaching religion and cultural heritage. Create a plan for schooling and education. Determine who will attend to the child's medical needs. Create a plan for handling future decisions.

Q: "Settings" is the grey gear icon--it should be on your iPod's home screen. This is located right underneath the "General" tab. Auto-brightness brightens or dims your display based on how much ambient light your iPod detects, but it's a huge battery-drainer. This will dim your display. You can adjust your display brightness at any time from the quick-access menu, which is accessible by swiping up from the bottom of the screen.
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Open the Settings app. Tap the "Display & Brightness" tab. Slide the switch next to "Auto-Brightness" to the "Off" position. Slide your brightness adjustment all the way to the left. Close your Settings app.