Fireflies are drawn to moisture. They love standing water and marshy areas. Consider building a small pond in your yard to attract fireflies. Your pond might have decorative stones, koi fish, or plants. Be aware that standing water can also attract mosquitoes. Fireflies prefer dark areas. They glow for 2 reasons: to scare away predators and to attract mates. If you'd like to draw fireflies to your yard, try keeping it as dark as possible. The widespread use of pesticide is one of leading causes of firefly decline. You can reduce the impact of this problem and help draw fireflies to your yard by staying away from pesticides, herbicides, and other chemicals. Believe it or not, fireflies are mainly carnivores. They feed on slimy insects. You can help attract fireflies to your area by allowing the slimy guys to hang out there as well.
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One-sentence summary -- Build a pond. Keep your lights switched off. Avoid using pesticides on your yard. Allow worms, grubs, slugs, and snails to hang out in your yard.

It's easy to forget about washing the skin of your neck if you're focused on tending to your face. However, include your neck in your regular hygiene process. It can improve your skin and help prevent ingrown hairs. Use the same cleanser on your neck that you use on your face a mild and non-comedogenic cleanser is best for daily use, as bar soap can dry out your skin. Scrub away dead skin and dirt by exfoliating your neck on a weekly basis. This will help prevent ingrown hairs by clearing out your pores. Lather up a clean washcloth in the shower and gently scrub the skin of your neck, using small circular motions. Rinse off with warm water. For the best effect, use a product that contains tretinoin (for instance, Renova or Retin-A) to clear away dead skin cells. You can also use an exfoliating loofah or sponge, or an exfoliating facial product on your neck. If you have oily or acne-prone skin, lather up with a cleanser that contains salicylic acid or beta hydroxy acid to unclog your pores. If you have sensitive or dry skin, avoid these products and consult with your doctor regarding the best exfoliation method for your skin type. Get a gentle, non-comedogenic moisturizer the kind that won't clog your pores. Having smooth, soft skin may help prevent ingrown hairs. Use moisturizer daily after you wash your neck. Apply moisturizing lotion while your skin is still damp to best trap moisture in your skin. Constantly wearing collared shirts, ties, or scarves can rub against your skin and cause irritation. Try wearing collarless shirts for a while to let your skin calm down. Stick to outfits that don't rub on the skin of your neck, if possible.
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One-sentence summary -- Wash your neck like you wash your face. Exfoliate your neck. Use moisturizer on your neck. Wear loose-necked shirts.

Get involved with local outreach and prevention programs to connect with at-risk youths in your area. Young people typically join gangs between the ages of 13 and 15, so you may want to focus on kids in this age range and younger. Early intervention usually has the best results. Despite common stereotypes, girls join gangs in large numbers, too. Avoid focusing all of your efforts on young males. You can also communicate with kids already involved in gang activity through these channels. Talk to them about the reasons why they feel pressured to join a gang and encourage them to speak freely. Allow the kids to communicate both the frustrations and positive aspects of their lives in order to build a caring, sustainable relationship with them. Remain non-judgmental, encouraging, and supportive when they share personal details with you. Common reasons for gang involvement include financial stability, sense of support and belonging, peer status, and belief that they'll be protected if they join. After establishing trust, you can help them form realistic and attainable personal, educational, and career goals outside of gang involvement. Push them to think outside of and beyond their current lifestyle to show them the positive potential they have. Ask them questions like, "Where do you want to be when you grow up?" and "What steps do you think will get you there?" Academic success and positive connections related to that success have shown encouraging results. If your community doesn't have an early intervention program for at-risk youth, create one yourself. Focus on creating an environment for positive recreation that provides youth with the tools needed to learn interpersonal skills, such as conflict resolution. Programs should have classes or get-togethers specifically for parents and teachers of disruptive youth that want to learn how to manage them effectively. Intervention programs give at-risk youth a non-judgmental environment to learn adaptive skills and provide them with a sense of community. In some cases, professional help is necessary to deal with gang activity. Specialists devote their careers to developing relationships with gang members and leaders in order to mediate violence. If the situation is very serious or feels beyond your control, consider reaching out to a gang specialist. Gang specialists do not undermine gang members or leaders. They are not anti-gangthey are anti-violence. Although gang specialists support anyone's decision to leave the life, they do not try and talk members out of the lifestyle. They play a neutral role that focuses on harm reduction. A lot of gang activity among younger age groups now starts online, especially when it comes to trading insults and sparking violence that later plays out in the streets. Find local community groups and support networks for gang-affiliated youth and provide their contact information to people you believe would benefit from it. For example, you could send young gang members links for programs such as GRASP (Gang Rescue and Support Project) or the Youth at Risk Development Program (YARD). Even if your efforts don't work or are met with hostility, take it in stride and continue your efforts.
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One-sentence summary -- Speak with at-risk children or teenagers about gang activity. Establish a sense of trust with at-risk youths. Encourage the kids to create positive goals for themselves. Create an early intervention program for at-risk youth. Connect young gang members with specialists for additional help. Look for signs of gang affiliation on social media channels.

This app's icon looks like an orange fox wrapped around a blue globe. It's in the top-right corner of the screen. Doing so prompts a drop-down menu. You'll find this beneath a gear-shaped icon in the drop-down menu. This is in the middle of the "Privacy" group of options. If the slider to the right of "Browsing History" isn't orange, tap it before continuing. You can tap other sliders on this page to select items like "Cache" and "Cookies" for deletion. It's near the bottom of the Clear Private Data window. Doing so clears your Firefox browsing history from your iPad.
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Open Firefox. Tap . Tap Settings. Scroll down and tap Clear Private Data. Make sure the "Browsing History" slider is orange. Tap Clear Private Data. Tap OK when prompted.