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Your pet might not know how to speak but it will give you important visual clues when upset. These clues are subtle and you will need to be observant and know your animal's usual behaviour to spot the signs of agitation or fear. Look for the following: Hiding in its den and refusing to get out. A sudden change of behaviour. Your rabbit becomes aggressive or wants to hide. Chewing the bars of its cage. Over-grooming or changing its toileting habits. Over-eating and over-drinking. Refusing to move or circling its cage. Stomping his/her hind legs Wide eyes Your rabbit is usually upset for a good reason. It doesn't want to be turned into a meal! Cats and dogs can kill a rabbit easily and should be kept away. There are many other animals, depending on where you live, which constitute a danger for your pet. The most common predators, aside cats and dogs, are foxes, ferrets and all birds of prey. Rabbits have an excellent sense of smell. They might identify a danger before you. If you're outside with your rabbit and (s)he looks afraid, don't take any chance. Take your rabbit in your arms and place him/her in a safe place. If your rabbit has been chased by another animal, bring him/her to safety and reassure him/her. Rabbits are herbivores and are not equipped to fight back hunters. Their strategy is to hide as quickly as possible in a dark and secured place. You need to make sure that they can access a safe place at all times. Have an artificial tunnel in the cage and/or in the room where the rabbit plays. You can find one in a good pet shop. A cardboard box that is larger than your rabbit makes a good hidey too. If they go out, make sure that they have a place to hide but don't let them escape.

summary: Understand the clues. Check for predators. Adjust their environment.

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Before you transfer your mascara to the tube, make sure that the tube and brush are clean. If the tube and brush are new, ten you don't have to do anything. However, if you are reusing an old mascara tube and brush, you will need to wash the brush and tube thoroughly with warm water and some castile soap or baby shampoo. Remove the plug from the top of the tube and place it in a small bowl of warm, soapy water. Apply soap to the bristles and use your fingers to work the soap into the brush bristles. Then, put some soap into the tube as well. Use the brush to move the soap around in the tube. Continue to add soap and rinse the tube and brush until the water runs clear and all of the suds have been rinsed away. Then, take the plug out of the bowl of water and rinse it as well. One option for transferring mascara to a tube is to use an oral syringe. Oral syringes can be found in most pharmacies and drug stores, and they make excellent injectors for filling mascara tubes. When your mascara is ready, simply insert the nose of the syringe into the mixture, pull up the plunger to suck up the mascara, and then inject the mascara into the tube. Repeat until your tube is full, or until all the mascara is gone. Wash the syringe with soap and water immediately after you finish using it to prevent the mascara from caking on. You can also use a plastic bag similar to create an icing bag and use it to transfer the mascara to the tube. Scoop your mascara mixture into a plastic bag, such as a resealable sandwich bag or a clean plastic bulk bag. Work the mixture to one of the bottom corners of the bag. Then, cut a small hole in the corner of the bag. Insert the corner into the top of the mascara tube and gently squeeze the bag to push the mascara into the tube. Use tape to secure your mascara tube to a flat surface. With the end of a knife, scoop up a small amount of mascara. Dangle the knife vertically over the mascara tube hole and allow the dollop of mascara to drop into it. If necessary, use a toothpick to make an air bubble in the dollop of mascara so that it drains into the tube. Repeat until you have filled the tube. When you have filled your mascara tube, replace the makeup plug before returning the wand to the tube. The plug disperses the makeup evenly and removes excess mascara from the wand as you pull it out of the tube. Instead of trying to fill a mascara tube, consider storing the mixture in a sealable, airtight container that you can still dip the mascara wand into. To prevent mascara from drying onto the wand between uses, wash the wand with soap and water after every use.

summary: Clean and disinfect your mascara tube and brush. Use a syringe. Make a homemade icing bag for the mascara. Pour in small dollops. Reinsert the plug. Store the mascara in a jar as an alternative.

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You'll have the best success removing Windows updates if you are running Safe Mode: Windows 7 and earlier - Reboot your computer and hold F8. Select "Safe Mode" from the menu that appears. Windows 8 and later - Click the Power button in the Start menu or screen. Hold Shift and click "Restart." Select "Troubleshoot" "Advanced options" "Windows Startup settings" and then click "Restart." Select "Safe Mode" from the menu. Once you're in Safe Mode, you'll need to open the Programs and Features window from the Control Panel: Windows 7 and earlier - Open the Start menu and select "Control Panel." Select "Programs" or "Programs and Features" (depending on your view settings). Windows 8 and later - Right-click on the Windows button and select "Programs and Features." This can be found in the left menu. A list of installed updates will be displayed. The "Installed on" column can help you find the update that started causing your computer troubles. Windows updates are listed in the "Microsoft Windows" section towards the bottom of the list. You'll be prompted to confirm that you want to remove the update. After confirming, the update will be removed. You can repeat this for any other updates you want to get rid of. If Windows is set to update automatically, the updates you delete will likely download and install on their own again. You'll need to disable automatic updates in Windows Update to prevent installing these specific updates.
summary: Boot into Safe Mode. Open the "Programs and Features" window. Click the "View installed updates" link. Find the update you want to remove. Select the update and click "Uninstall."