Q: On a computer or a mobile web browser, visit the Get Uber page. This will take you to a site where you can sign up for an Uber account. You may receive a notification in your browser that Uber is asking to know your location. Clicking "Yes" on this prompt will allow Uber to use your IP address to estimate your location when you order your car. On the next page, you will see several text boxes asking for a number of details to identify you with. Enter all required fields by clicking on them and entering in your corresponding information. If you do not see an option to enter your payment information, your browser may have defaulted to https://get.uber.com/sign-up/. Confirm that the page you are on says only https://get.uber.com/. If your browser continues to redirect, don't worry! You can add payment details later. If you are signing up with a promotional code, tap the "Add Promo Code" button at the bottom of the page and enter the code you have received. At the bottom of the screen, look for the blue "Create Account" button. You're all set to start ordering Uber without the app.
A: Visit the Uber website. Enter your account and payment information. Click "Create Account".

Q: The most important thing is to clean spills up immediately to stop them from soaking deep into the rug. Use a white cloth so no color is transferred onto the rug. Dab at the spill to soak up as much as you can, but don't rub it because this spreads it around. A microfiber cloth works well to avoid transferring lint or fibers onto the rug. After you soak up the majority of the spilled liquid, dab at the spill with a wet cloth. Baby wipes work well, or you can use a wet paper towel or wet clean cloth. Use lukewarm water as hot water can shrink some fibers. Rinse the cloth and continue dabbing at the spill to pull up as much of it as possible. If dabbing the spill with a dry and wet cloth does not sufficiently clean the spill, mix equal parts warm (not hot) water and vinegar ( cup or 120 ml each is a good amount). Wet a cloth with the solution and massage it into the rug pulling up the stain. Wipe the vinegar mixture gently on a corner of the rug first to make sure it will not fade the colors of the rug. Don't use this if you can tell that it visibly affects the fibers of the rug. Rinse the cloth and re-wet it as many times as necessary, but don't over-wet the rug, and give it plenty of time to dry in a well-ventilated room. This type of treatment usually works well on water-based stains like soda, some juices, and some pet stains. If cleaning stains gently with water and vinegar is not enough to get them up, have your rug professionally cleaned. Traditional carpet cleaners are often too harsh for natural-fiber shag rugs. If you spill something like ink or wine that causes a bad stain, call a professional who is skilled at treating heavy stains. Professional cleaning is typically reserved for Oriental, Persian, or other hand-woven rugs that are significantly valuable. Weigh the cost of professional cleaning against the value of the rug itself.
A: Dab spills with a dry microfiber cloth. Wipe the spill with a damp paper towel or alcohol-free wipes. Clean tough stains with vinegar. Consult a professional for heavier stains.

Q: If you cannot remember your password, and your computer resides on a domain, contact your network administrator for help with resetting your password. If there is only one user account on your computer, you will be required to completely reinstall Mac OS X using an installer disc provided by Apple. " " " " The password for that particular user account will now be changed.
A: Power on your Mac OS X computer. Select your user account and enter your password, if applicable. Click on the Apple menu and select "System Preferences. Click on "Accounts" under the section labeled "System. Select the account for which you want the password changed in the left pane of the Accounts window. Click on "Change Password. Enter your old password and a new password into the fields provided. Click on "Change Password.

Q: At times your teen may be difficult to handle, but it's important to remember that they are dealing with a lot. Their hormones and body are changing, which can cause mood swings. They are also trying to more fully develop their identity, and may be dealing with pressures from school or their friends. When disciplining your teen, it's key to consider the context. Have they been rude and moody lately? Try to figure out if something outside the house is bothering them. Have you noticed their best friend doesn't stop by as often? Consider that your teen might be going through a stressful time and try to cut them a little slack. Are their grades slipping? Take a few days to watch their habits. Teens need a lot of sleep, so maybe you need to help them get more rest so they can better concentrate. Before deciding on discipline, consider all of the components of the situation. Being empathetic means that you are thinking about, or sensitive to, what someone else is feeling or thinking. When disciplining your teen, try to place yourself in their shoes. When choosing the right course of action, take their emotions into consideration. If your son or daughter reacts badly to not being allowed to go on a road trip with friends, try to think about what they are feeling. They are likely worried about being teased, or are maybe suffering from fear of missing out. You don't need to back down on the rules you've set, but you can offer compassion. Try saying, "I imagine you're feeling pretty frustrated that you won't be going with your friends. Is there something else fun that you and I could do this weekend instead?" Dealing with a teen can be difficult. You might feel stressed, tired, and overwhelmed. Don't be afraid to ask for help. Maybe you have a trusted family member who can offer some advice on how to relate to your teen. Try talking to other parents. It's useful to know what your son or daughter's friends are allowed to do. You can try asking their parents about curfew, allowance, etc. to get an idea of the types of policies you want to set. Your teen's doctor can be a great resource, too. They can ensure that your son or daughter stays physically and emotionally healthy. At regular check ups, they can also rule out any medical problems and offer up outside resources.
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Consider the situation. Use empathy. Ask for advice.