If this phalange bows inwards on both sides, creating a wasted appearance, the person will be naturally tactful and diplomatic. If the second phalange is thick and oblong in appearance the person will be lacking in tact.

Summary: Find the size of the second phalange of the thumb to determine the degree of tact.

Now click the ''Add'' button.

Summary: Tap the ''Calendar'' field. Tap which of your Calendars (if you have more than one on your iPad) you would like to add the event to.

When you come up with a set of clearly defined rules for the sleepover be sure to talk with your son about them to make sure he understands. Ask him if he thinks if the rules are fair and if has any suggestions for additions or alterations to the list. After dinner is a good time to talk about rules so they understand boundaries before playing. There are a variety of rules you should consider depending on their ages. No leaving the house without asking. No prank phone calls. Stay in designated areas (this makes for less cleanup the next day). Mandatory quiet time after a certain hour. Make it clear that you have zero-tolerance for bullying and teasing. It's one thing to have a playful argument over which movie to watch. It's another to single a boy out and ridicule them. If something like this persists, call the boy's parents and send the bully home early. No inappropriate language or content allowed. Make sure you have the supplies to handle sudden medical emergencies or surprise messes. Young children are prone to mishaps so understand the risks involved with hosting a sleepover. If a guest gets homesick, be ready to call their parents and maybe even have your partner give them a lift home while you keep an eye on things at home. Bed-wetting. If the unthinkable happens, try to help the boys maintain their dignity (feign a tipped over glass of water, for instance) and show them to the bathroom where they can clean themselves up. You could help them by grabbing a spare set of their clothing from their backpack. If your son becomes overwhelmed by all the activity, ask him to help you for a moment and give him a good pep talk when you're alone. If this happens a lot, sleepovers might not be the best idea for a while. Know of any pre-existing medical conditions beforehand. Immediately inform their parents if any guest needs to go to the hospital and be sure to give the doctors as much information about the guest as you can. You can use the excuse of checking on them to see if they need more snacks, for example. Be sure to allow them enough space to have fun and be themselves. This should just a little bit later than their normal bedtimes, but don't be surprised if you have to come back in the middle of the night to settle them down. Give them a little lee-way with their bedtimes but don't be afraid to be forceful when telling everyone they need to sleep.

Summary: Run through the rules with your son beforehand. Inform the company of the rules after they show up. Be prepared for the unexpected. Check on the boys often, but don't hover over them constantly. Set a time for "lights-out".

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Summary: Click on the "Yes" button when a dialog box appears asking if you want to load your automatically saved documents in Word. View your most recent saved Word files in the left side of the Document Recovery Task Pane. Open and review your Word documents to take note of each file version that may be missing content using the Document Recovery Task Pane. Save the versions of the file you want to keep and delete the older versions by answering the prompts accordingly.