INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's in the taskbar near the clock, which is usually at the bottom-right corner of the screen. This opens your network settings. It's the final section in the window. "

SUMMARY: Click the network icon . Click Properties on your connection. Scroll down to the "Properties" section. Find the MAC address next to "Physical address (MAC).

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: First, wrap the end of the rope around one leg, starting between the legs and winding around the outside of your figure to meet the rest of the rope at the upper thigh. The rope should rest comfortably beneath your rear. Pull the end through so that you have about two feet of slack to tie the knot. Make sure to use a rope that is thick enough to support your weight. If possible, use a dedicated climbing rope that is designed to hold up against the shock of a fall. Consider using climbing webbing. to secure the first leg. If you made the first loop around your right leg, then use your left "steady" hand to form a small loop in the long side of the rope that runs between your legs. Hold the loose end of the rope in your right hand. Then, pull the loose end up toward you through the loop, and wrap it around the base of the loop. Thread the end of the rope back through the loop. Finally, pull the ends in opposite directions to tighten the knot. Think of the loop as a "rabbit's hole," and the long end coming off the loop as a "tree". Imagine that the loose end of the rope, which you're holding in your right hand, is the "rabbit". The rabbit comes up the hole, runs around the tree, and goes back down the hole. The loose short end of the rope serves to secure your leg. The long end will loop around the other leg, and will eventually become the "crosspiece" to which you clip the carabiner. Wrap the long end of the rope around your other leg, but be sure to leave room for a small "rabbit's hole" loop where the rope goes between your legs. Tie the bowline and tighten the knot. You should now have a sturdy "crosspiece" that runs across the front of your pelvic area. The crosspiece should be about 2 inches long with the knots toward the inside of the leg.
Summary: Wrap the rope around your upper thigh. Tie a bowline knot Tie another bowline around your other leg.

During the summer and on weekends, business hotels are less busy than they are during the week. They may be able to accommodate you at a lower price than traditional hotels because of this. Checking in on a Thursday or Friday is advantageous because that's when most business travelers will be heading home. These sites do some of the legwork for you in that they can compare multiple locations for your booking. Input the dates you will be arriving and leaving, how many people are in your party, and any other amenities you require (workout facilities, internet access, handicap accessibility). Sites like Kayak, Expedia, and Priceline will give you an overview of the available hotels at your destination. Some hotels promise the best pricing when you book directly through them versus through a booking website. Select the dates you'll be traveling, how many people will be sleeping in the room, and any other details the site asks for. This will show you what pricing looks like so you can compare with other hotels in the area. If you are unfamiliar with the hotel, look up some reviews to see what other customers have said about the accommodations, cleanliness, and service quality. If you found an online price for a room cheaper than what is offered on the hotel's website, ask if they are willing to match that price. You can also tell them if you found a less expensive room with a competitor. They may be willing to offer you a different price than what they have listed online in order to secure your business. This is one of the best ways to get a better deal on pricing. If you are celebrating a special event, like a wedding, anniversary, or birthday, mention this while you are on the phone. You may get a free room upgrade or a special amenities kit. The hotel may offer senior rates, business traveler rates, veteran rates, discounts for booking more than one room or one night at a time, or discounts if you're attending a certain event in the area. The only way to find out is to ask! This can sometimes lead to big savings, but it may make it harder to change your reservations if you have something come up last minute. Look for vacation package deals online or use a travel agent to have someone else do the research work for you. Sites like Travelocity and Orbitz let you input your travel dates, locations, and preferred travel class and will give you a list of paired flights and hotel bookings that you can choose from. Some of these bundles will also include a car rental, which could potentially save you even more money! If you prefer to stay at a particular hotel, joining their loyalty program can pay off big time. Most programs guarantee the best pricing for members, free Wi-Fi, or free nights for every so many bookings. Similarly, some booking websites will offer a free night for every 10 nights booked. If you are going to join a loyalty program, pick 1 and stick with it to ensure you are using all the available discounts.
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One-sentence summary -- Reserve a room in a business hotel to save money. Browse booking sites to find out about potential deals. Check the hotel's website directly. Call the hotel directly after you've looked at online pricing offers. Ask about event or group discounts. Bundle your flight and hotel together. Join loyalty programs through the hotel or booking websites.

Q: Tasting grapes is the most reliable method to tell whether or not they're ripe. Pop a few in your mouth and chew: if the grapes are firm, sweet, and not tart, they're most likely ready to harvest. Taste grapes from a few different clusters and different vines, so you get an idea of their overall ripeness. Since different varieties of grapes have different natural flavors, tasting grapes is most effective if you know what the variety tastes like beforehand. If you're not sure, visit a supermarket and taste a few grapes of the variety you're growing at home. Ripe grapes will have a consistent color over their entire surface. Red varieties will have a deep purple color, and green grapes will look slightly yellow when ripe. Be aware, though, that grapes develop their mature color 13 weeks before they're fully ripe. So, don't judge grapes' ripeness by color alone. Take a few grapes in your hand, and use your fingers and palm to lightly squeeze them. Ripe grapes will feel plump and full of juice. On the other hand, immature grapes will feel hard and not have any give when you squeeze them with your fingers. Table or wine grapes that are left on the vine for too long will begin to shrivel and wrinkle, and have a dried-out texture. Birds will be able to tell as soon as the grapes have ripened, and will congregate on the vines in order to eat the grapes. If you see birds gathering around your grapes, you can be reasonably sure that the grapes are ripe. Taste a few to make sure. The disadvantage of this, of course, is that the birds may eat a substantial number of grapes if given enough time. Once you notice birds gathering on your grape vines, plan to harvest in the next 2 or 3 days.
A: Taste the grapes to determine if they're ripe. Inspect the color of the grapes for a consistent hue. Feel the grapes to evaluate their ripeness. Watch for birds on the grapevines.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You should cut off about two inches of the sock. You might consider using two socks for a thicker ring. This will result in larger waves. If it is daytime, then leave the sock in place for 3-4 hours, or as long as it takes for hair to dry completely.

SUMMARY:
Cut the toe off of a tube or dress sock. Roll the sock into a donut shape. Allow hair to dry overnight. Finished.