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To back up Google Chrome, you must open the browser on a desktop computer. It's in the top-right corner of the window. Doing so prompts a drop-down menu. This option is near the bottom of the drop-down menu. It's near the top-right side of the Settings page. You may already be signed into Chrome, in which case your account name will appear beneath the "People" heading at the top of the page. If so, skip the next three steps. If you're signed into a different account than the one you want to use to back up Google Chrome, click SIGN OUT here first. Type in the email address for the Google account that you want to use, then click NEXT. Type in the password for the email address you just entered, then click NEXT. This will sign you into the Google account you're using. You'll find this option below your current account name, which is near the top of the Settings page. If you were already logged in, sync is most likely enabled already. Click the white switch to the right of the "Sync Everything" heading. The switch will turn blue. Doing so will save all of your current settings, bookmarks, apps, and other data to your Google account. If the "Sync Everything" switch is already blue, Chrome is backed up to your account. It's in the top-left side of the page. You can now restore Chrome's settings on another computer or a mobile device.

summary: Open Google Chrome. Click . Click Settings. Click SIGN IN TO CHROME. Enter your email address. Enter your password. Click OK, GOT IT when prompted. Click Sync. Enable the "Sync Everything" feature. Click Back .

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Use a white fabric paint or a can of white spray paint to fill in your diamonds. If you're using fabric paint, apply the paint by brushing it inside of the diamond stencil. If you're using spray paint, hold the spray can an inch away from the shirt and spray it. The stencil will help you stay in the lines. If you can see the color of the shirt under the paint, you'll need to apply another coat of paint. Continue applying additional coats of paint inside of the diamond stencil until it's a solid white. If you are a darker Power Ranger, it may take more coats of paint to achieve a solid white for the diamonds. Carefully lift up the corners of the stencil and peel it away from the shirt. Once you lift off the freezer paper, let the diamonds dry overnight. Don't let the paint fully dry because the edges will look messy as you pull away the freezer paper. Set the paper stencil aside so that you can add diamonds to your gloves and boots. You can buy colored leggings online or at a department store. It doesn't matter what material the leggings are made of, as long as they are tight and form fitting. Avoid getting leggings or pants that have logos or words on them. Power Ranger pants are plain. You'll add details to your gloves and shoes later. PVC pants are shiny vinyl pants that you can purchase at a department store or online. Pick up a pair of PVC pants if you want to add more excitement and quality to your costume. You can spray paint them the color of your favorite Power Ranger. If you want to be the Pink Ranger, then add a pink miniskirt with white edging.

summary: Paint in the diamonds. Continue to add more coats of paint until the diamonds are a solid white. Let the paint dry for 30 minutes then lift up the freezer paper. Purchase a pair of colored leggings for a basic costume. Purchase PVC pants for an edgier look.

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There are a few different reasons why an orchid might not be blooming. The most common reason is that it doesn't have the right light level, so make sure that you check that first. You can look at the color of the leaves. Leaves should be medium-green. If they are a dark, lush green,the plant is likely not getting enough light. If that isn't it, there are a few more things to consider. The orchid might simply be too young. Plants have to be mature enough to bloom and then only during their natural cycle. Your orchid might be overpotted. For best results with orchids, you'll need to make sure that they are tight in their pots. Pots that are too big for the root mass put the orchid in danger of not growing or blooming. Another problem could be that you're using the wrong fertilizer. There could be too much nitrogen, which suppresses blooming. You want a nitrogen phosphorus potassium (or NPK) value of 10:10:10 in your fertilizer. If you're dealing with limp leaves you will want to unpot the orchid and check the root system. If the roots are mushy then a significant root loss has occurred and there are several likely culprits. Overwatering can do this. You can safely water an orchid about once a week, depending on the type and only as long as they are healthy and potted properly. Check the mix to see if it is drying out properly before you re-water. The pot is too large. This can also cause problems with your orchid's roots, because they are expending too much energy trying to maintain their root system rather than caring for leaves and new flowers. Potting mix has degraded. Potting mixes are only good for a certain amount of time before they need to be replaced. Make sure yours hasn't gone past its deadline. While pests are less likely in an indoors orchid, you can still get them in potting mixes and just out of nowhere. Make sure you know how to deal with these nuisances so you can keep your orchid alive and healthy. Aphids target bloom spikes and buds so if you see holes in these areas you might have aphids. Fortunately most insecticides will control these little nuisances. Snails and slugs can get into the potting mixes, so make sure you check the mixes that you're putting your orchid in. They tend to chew on the roots, or on leaves and stems. Again, insecticides can usually take care of this problem, or getting a new potting mix. If your young leaves are getting discolored, and white masses are appearing on your orchid, then you probably have mealybugs. Use insecticides or remedies that contain an oil of some sort because this coats and suffocates the bug. It's also a good idea to repot the plant once you've eradicated the menace. For a home-made insecticide you should mix 9/10 quart of warm water, 1/10 quart of rubbing alcohol, 1 tsp of lightweight oil (Neem Oil is an excellent choice), a few drops of gentle dishwashing detergent. Mix these in a spray bottle and shake vigorously (make sure the cap is on). Spray the orchids.
summary: Deal with an orchid that won't bloom. Care for an orchid with limp leaves. Deal with pests.