Article: Press the Home button using Touch ID or enter your passcode on the lock screen. Doing so returns you to the home screen, if you weren't already there. The AirPods must be in the case and the lid closed. A setup assistant will launch on your iPhone. The pairing process will begin. Your iPhone is now paired with your AirPods. If you're signed into iCloud, the AirPods will automatically be paired with any other devices that are running iOS 10.2 or higher or OS Sierra (Mac), and signed into iCloud with the same Apple ID.
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Unlock your iPhone. Press the Home button. Hold the AirPods case next to your iPhone. Open the lid on the AirPods case. Tap Connect. Tap Done.
Article: Get permission from your daughter before you start planning any events, and offer her some options so she can choose what would be best for her. Keep in mind that the whole point is to make your daughter feel positively about her period. Make any party plans together. Don't get upset if your daughter's ideas for the party are super different from your own. It's her party, and she should be the one who gets to control it. Invite some of her friends over for a slumber party and keep things low-key but fun. Let the girls celebrate in their own way. Having these positive and supportive parties could become a new tradition among your daughter and her close friends! Some girls may cringe at the thought of celebrating her period with her friends (or, even worse, your friends). If that's the case, celebrate with just the two of you. This may mean more to some girls. There are lots of foods that can help your daughter through any tough symptoms that came along with her first period. Nuts, leafy greens, and foods that are high in iron or potassium are all great for keeping her healthy and happy during her cycle. Set out a few bowls of sunflower seeds and walnuts. Drizzle them with a little honey to add some sweetness. Serve a big spinach salad and make a banana bread for dessert. You can also ask your daughter if there are any foods that would satisfy her cravings. Chocolate brownies could be a big hit. If a period-themed menu appeals to your daughter's sense of humor, get a little silly with the food and drinks. Plan a menu that celebrates your daughter's period by choosing red foods and drinks, or dishes that symbolize fertility. A sample menu could include mini-quiches (which have lots of eggs in them), spaghetti and red sauce, and red velvet cupcakes. You can also serve cranberry juice or even sparkling pink lemonade. If it's winter, go for the egg nog! If you've planned a slumber party for several girls, they're not going to want to rub each other's bellies. But giving each other a nice shoulder and neck rub relaxes tense muscles, and this, too, can help with menstrual cramps. If it's just you and your daughter, you can talk about other ways to ease cramps. This could include showing her how to lightly rub her lower belly, or giving her a heating pad.
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Ask your daughter what she wants to do to celebrate. Throw a party if your daughter is social and outgoing. Plan a one-on-one night if your daughter is private. Plan a period-friendly menu to make her feel better. Get corny with the menu if your daughter wants a laugh. Set up a massage train to ease cramps.
Article: Carpenter bees are notoriously sensitive to noise (which may in fact be a sensitivity to vibrations). Set up a boombox or loud speakers next to the area they've infested and play loud music for 2-3 days to encourage them to leave. This method is one of the safest and least bothersome means of getting rid of carpenter bees. There is a chance the bees might eventually return to the area of infestation after you dispel them with loud sounds. For best results, take preventive measures on the wooden structure as soon as the bees have all left. If you have neighbors who live close by, make sure you let them know you plan to use noise to get rid of your bee infestation before beginning this process. The loud music may be bothersome to them. Cut up the rinds of several different citrus fruits (orange, lemon, lime, grapefruit) and boil them in a shallow pot filled with water. Fill a spray bottle with the citrus-extract water and spray the carpenter bee burrows with it. Carpenter bees, like other insects, have a natural aversion to citrus oil (which is why the skin and rind protect the fruit on the inside to keep it away from predators) and so will be particularly bothered by your citrus-extract spray. This spray won't kill the bees, but it will make them want to leave whatever wood they've built their nest in. Like citrus spray, almond oil and almond essence is another tried and true option that repels carpenter bees. Place the oil around the nest and any visible bee holes to encourage the bees to leave and prevent future reinfestation. A very non-invasive means of getting rid of your bee infestation is to buy a bee trap and place it near the area of infestation. The trap will attract carpenter bees and prevent them from escaping, thereby slowly reducing the population of bees infesting your home. Hang your trap directly above the carpenter bee holes. If you don't have an infestation, hanging traps is also a good method of preventing one. You can find bee traps online, in pest control and home gardening stores, and in some department stores. In the spring, carpenter bees fly around looking for burrows to lay eggs and deposit pollen as food for the larvae. This means they are very active for 2-3 weeks. Use a badminton or tennis racket to effectively smack and kill carpenter bees. If you want to ensure the bees are dead after you smack them, you can also step on them with shoes after they've been smacked to the ground. Because male carpenter bees are unable to sting and are the ones most likely to be buzzing around the nest, you're unlikely to be stung using this method. Note that this is NOT a preferred method of getting rid of your bee infestation, since carpenter bees are helpful pollinators that are necessary for the proper cultivation of many crops. If you want to get rid of your carpenter bee problem without killing them, your best bet is to contact a professional beekeeper and have them relocate the nest. You may have to pay them for this, but it will be better than having to kill a large number of bees.
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Play loud sounds on speakers to encourage nearby bees to leave. Spray infested areas with a natural citrus spray. Apply almond oil or essence around the nest to repel bees. Place a physical bee trap that will lure in and trap carpenter bees. Use a tennis racket to kill carpenter bees when they're most active. Have a beekeeper relocate the bee nest if you don't want to kill them.