Concoct a mixture of two parts white vinegar, and one part water (cold or warm). Pour the mixture onto the stain, and let it soak overnight. Then, wash your garment as you normally would. Some people can't stand the smell of vinegar. If that's the case for you, skip ahead to one of the following options below. Create a paste out of baking soda and warm water. Use just enough baking soda and water to make a paste-like texture. Then, get an clean toothbrush and firmly apply the paste to the area. Gently scrub back and forth, then let the stain sit for a few hours. Finally, rinse the stain. Put them in a cup. Then, add about two tablespoons of water until the mixture becomes paste-like. Apply it onto the stain, and let it sit for an hour. Rinse the stained part of the garment. Lightly sprinkle salt onto the stain. Then squeeze some lemon juice onto the stain until it's saturated. Rub the stain until it's gone, and then launder your jeans. This is a great preventative measure as well. You could use the mixture on shirts you know you'll sweat in (like gym shirts). Keep in mind that lemon juice might lighten your jeans' color.
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One-sentence summary -- Use vinegar. Get some baking soda. Crush three Aspirin pills. Get some lemon juice.

Q: To truly move past the breakup, begin taking care of yourself. When in a relationship, you may tend to focus more on your partner, but now is the time to focus on you. Exercise is a natural mood and confidence booster. Join a local gym and take some fitness classes. Go on a run before work. Find a workout buddy to do at-home exercises with. to clear your mind. Meditation involves taking time for yourself each day in complete silence to unwind your mind and find peace. Find a space in your home where you can be uninterrupted for at least ten minutes. During this time, focus on your breathing. You can even download apps like Headspace, Calm, or Insight Timer to teach you to meditate. Though you might be tempted to pig out after this breakup, resist the urge. Fill your body with the foods it needs to have energy, like fruits, veggies and lean meats. Don't deny yourself sweets altogether though - indulge one or two times a week. Rest is going to be crucial in helping you move past this hurdle. Right now, sleep may not come easy to you or you might feel like it's all you want to do. Set yourself up on a sleep schedule that you will follow each day. Go to bed and wake up at the same times each day. Establish a relaxing nighttime routine to help you sleep. Turn off all electronics an hour before bed. Take a warm bath using lavender oils or light some candles.
A: Exercise at least three times per week. Meditate Eat healthy meals. Get eight hours of sleep a night.

Article: Microsoft made a lot of changes to the underlying Windows architecture in order to boost performance for Windows 8. One of the features that got cut was the sounds that plays when Windows starts up and shuts down. You can re-enable these using the Windows Registry, but thanks to another Windows 8 feature (Fast Boot), you'll only hear them when you perform a full manual shutdown. Note: This method will only change the Logon sound. You can do this by pressing the Win key and typing regedit. HKEY_CURRENT_USER AppEvents EventLabels. WindowsLogon folder. ExcludeFromCPL key. 1 to 0. Click OK. This includes WindowsLogoff and SystemExit. You can search for it or press Win+X and select it from the menu. Sounds tab. Browse... to search your computer for a replacement sound. It must be in WAV format. In order to hear your logon sound, you must boot up from a full shutdown. Performing a regular shutdown will enable Fast Boot when you turn your computer on again, skipping the sound. Press Win+X Select "Shut down or sign out" "Shut down" You should hear your new logon sound once the computer logs into Windows.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Understand what has changed in Windows 8. Open the Windows Registry Editor. Use the directory tree on the left to navigate to . Find and open the . Double click the . Change the value from . Repeat this for any other disabled sounds you want to re-enable. Open the Control Panel. Select the "Sounds" option and click the . Scroll down and select the "Windows Logon" entry. Click . Perform a full shutdown. Boot your computer up.

Article: Your child's arms should be held out in front of them, then moved slowly backward. Ask your child to repeat this motion (front to back, back to front) the whole time. Demonstrate this movement, and encourage your child to try. It may feel more natural to your child to move their arms up and down, but this is not an effective way to tread water and will tire them out quickly. Try pretending you and your child are in the jungle, using your arms to part the vines. The palms of your child's hands should be facing in the direction their arms are moving. When their arms go as far as they can comfortably go toward your kid's back, they should rotate their hands so that the palms face forward while moving their arms toward the front. Ask them to pretend they are parting grass or vines and pushing them to the sides so they can get through. These motions should be done slowly and evenly to conserve energy. Once your kid has mastered the proper arm motions, you can move on to teaching the proper leg motions. Although breathing and arm-only exercises can be practiced standing up, in order to do leg exercises your child will need to sit, lie down, or try other positions. Practicing at a playground is ideal because your kid can be helped into a position where their feet are not on the ground. You can help your kid hang from a horizontal bar or suspended rings on the climbing tower. To demonstrate these motions, suspend your own body off the ground. You may need to maneuver your child's legs for them until they can do the motions on their own. One of the easier leg motions to learn is known as the "scissor kick." To do this, ask your child to move their legs apart (one toward the front and one toward the back) then reverses them. Demonstrate this move for your child. Then ask them to pretend their legs are scissors cutting through a piece of paper. The "frog kick" is a move where your child will bend both legs, with the knees pointed outward. Then they will extend both legs at the same time. Demonstrate this for your child, then ask them to pretend like they are a jumping frog. The most efficient leg motion for treading water is called "the rotary" or "eggbeater." Unfortunately, this move can be difficult. For this one, one of child's legs will make slow clockwise circular motions, while the other leg makes slow counterclockwise motions. Demonstrate this for your kid, then ask them to imagine they are mixing eggs with each foot. Have them try to do each leg independently, and work up to doing both at the same time.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Emphasize a front-to-back arm motion. Pay attention to your child's palms. Get your child into a position with their feet off the ground. Try a scissor kick. Do a frog kick. Work up to the eggbeater.