Write an article based on this "Position the drill on the keyhole about 2/3 of the way up. Drill in about the length of a key. Put the screwdriver in the same way you would put your key in."
article: Your goal with this method is to destroy the lock pins and allow you to turn the car over using a screwdriver, rather than the key. This is commonly done on cars the keys to which are lost. Every lock pin has two sections followed by a spring, so drill it more than once, removing the drill each time to allow the bits of the lock inside to fall into place. It doesn't have to go in deep because the pins are already broken. Use it the same way you use your key, just turn it about a quarter-turn in a clockwise direction to try to turn the engine over. Warning: this method will destroy your key switch and make it so that anyone with a screwdriver or a strong fingernail can steal your car.

Write an article based on this "Cut off toxic friendships cold turkey. Don't hang out together. End the friendship in person, directly. Choose a quiet, but still public, spot to talk. Let them know your concerns politely, firmly, and quickly. Keep the conversation focused on you. Give the other person a chance to talk. Leave once you've said your piece. Establish clear boundaries for the end of the relationship."
article: If your friend is a danger to you or your health, screw social etiquette and end it immediately. If your friend is manipulative/hurtful or you're afraid he or she will have a violent reaction to your friendship's end, just hit the brakes now. No conversation needed. Stop taking calls and texts, unfriend the person on Facebook, and don't show up in places where you know that person will be. If you're in danger, notify authorities (a boss, school officials, the police) immediately. This is no longer a friendship worth handling alone. Let the friendship fade naturally. Friends go to different schools, move to different towns, or gravitate to different activities, and they start hanging out with other people. It's quick, painless, and usually mutual. To gracefully put a friendship out of its misery (or let it wilt, if that sounds too harsh), you should: Keep your conversations in safe, shallow territory. Keep all of the emotional, personal baggage in your own bedroom and out of their house. Lose touch with them. Don't make as big an effort to call or text. Skip a phone call or two. Don't overdo it, of course. But if you're not friends, you don't need to be in constant communication. Decline invitations to chill. As the distance between you grows, stop spending time with the ex-friend. They'll stop calling eventually, once they get the idea. If you need to, cut it off quickly. Do you want straightforward results? Be a straight shooter. Rather than leaving the person guessing why you aren't talking to him or her anymore, set aside a few minutes to talk to them. If you're just not interested in hanging out with someone, this may be a bit extreme. But if they are toxic to your life, old pals, or otherwise damaging your life you need to own up to your decision and tell them honestly. This way you can hightail it out of there when the conversation is over, or if things get heated (which they hopefully will not). Coffee shops and public parks are good choices. Cut right to the chase - "I don't think we should hang out anymore" is about as blunt, and effective, as it gets. Don't throw blame or talk trash about them. For example, instead of accusing the person of drinking too much, go with "I need time to focus more on my studies and less on partying." Make sure they understand your position too. It's important to let your friend tell you what he or she thinks about the situation. However, it should not change your decision. You spent a lot of time thinking about this. Don't undo it all in thirty seconds. You may also be tempted to apologize for ending the friendship. But unless you've done something wrong, there is no reason to be sorry for choosing to cut ties with someone. Just get it done and get out of there. No matter how you end a friendship, the person is likely to try to get in touch once or twice. Let the person know if they are still welcome to talk to you or not. If you are not crystal clear about your expectations, then don't end things until you are. If you're wishy-washy now, both of you will likely slip into old habits later. If you are willing to keep in touch with this person, make it clear what kind of communication is cool with you. You don't have to ignore someone's very existence just because you don't want to hang out anymore. If you never want to speak to your former friend again, warn them of the consequences if they don't listen. And, like any other promise, make sure you follow through if they do.

Write an article based on this "Open a session of Google Chrome. Click on the Chrome menu button located at the top right corner of your browser session. Point to "More tools," then select "Extensions. Review the list of extensions to identify any add-ons you're not familiar with. Click on the trash can icon to the right of each extension you want removed from Chrome."
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" Examples of Chrome add-ons commonly associated with ad.yieldmanager.com pop-ups are GetLyrics, BetterSurf, SuperLyrics, LyricXeeker, WebCake, HD-Plus, Browse2Save, and DownloadTerms 1.0. Going forward, you will no longer see pop-ups associated with ad.yieldmanager.com in future Chrome browsing sessions.