Effective 2010, most abstracts cost $12 or $18, while the extended driver record and restricted driver record cost $48 or $54. The higher of the two costs is for certified versions of the documents in both cases. Driver's licence checks are either $2.00 or $2.50, depending on if you order by phone or online. The current costs are listed on the ServiceOntario website. If you are purchasing at a kiosk, you can use a credit card, cheque, or money order. If you are purchasing online, you must use a credit card or Interact Online. If you are purchasing through mail, you must use a Canadian bank-issued money order or cheque. Complete the required application documents fully and submit the required payment through your desired method of communication. Check again before paying to make sure that you are ordering the right abstract type. If you are ordering by mail, make sure that the ministry of transportation has your correct address, as they will mail the abstract to your legal address. Some abstracts, like uncertified 3-years, may be available immediately in the form of an email or download. However, others, like any certified abstract or a Complete driver's record, must be mailed to you. Mailed abstracts can take between 4 and 6 weeks to reach you.
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One-sentence summary -- Check the current cost. Choose how to purchase the abstract. Order and pay for the abstract. Receive your driver abstract.

Remove the paper layer from the disposable camera and locate the tabs on the bottom and sides of the casing. Press down on the tabs with the end of a screwdriver, pulling the case apart while they're loose. Once all the tabs are released, pull the camera case apart. If the disposable camera doesn't have tabs, press into the seam on the side of the camera with a flathead screwdriver to force it apart. Ask the photo department at a local drugstore to see if they have used disposable cameras you could use. Put on rubber gloves before you start working with the components inside the camera. Take out the battery first so that there isn't a current going through the circuit. Slide your screwdriver underneath the circuit board, and carefully pry it out of the camera. Don't use your bare hands to take apart your camera since you could get shocked. The capacitor looks like a black barrel on your circuit board and it stores energy. Make sure the screwdriver you're using has a rubber-insulated handle. Touch the terminals on the end of the capacitor with the end of your screwdriver to discharge it. The capacitor may spark and make a loud snapping noise when you discharge it. Never touch the terminals on a capacitor with your bare hands since it contains a high voltage. Even when you use an insulated screwdriver, wear rubber gloves as an extra layer of protection. The flashbulb looks like a clear box and has 3 wires running between it and the circuit board. Use a pair of wire cutters to cut the wires near the capacitor to completely disconnect the flashbulb. Throw the bulb away when you're finished.
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One-sentence summary -- Pry a new or used disposable camera apart with a screwdriver. Take out the camera battery and the circuit board. Discharge the capacitor with an insulated screwdriver. Cut the flashbulb off from the circuit.

You will need about 1 to 3 tablespoons of chopped cilantro per stick of butter. It might help to cut the butter into smaller pieces. You can leave the cilantro butter as is, or you can add in a few other ingredients to make even tastier. Here are some ideas to get you started: 1 clove garlic, minced Salt and pepper, to taste tablespoon of lime juice Lime zest You can use a spoon or spatula. Work quickly, so that the butter does not melt. Add more butter or cilantro if necessary. Scoop the butter onto a sheet of parchment paper, making sure that it is close to the edge. Shape it into a rough log shape with a spoon or spatula. Roll it up in the parchment paper. Place the butter seam-side-down on a plate, and leave the place in the fridge until it hardens. To keep your freezer clean, keep the butter wrapped in parchment paper, and put it into a re-sealable freezer bag or a plastic container. This will help you remember when you made it, so that you can use it before it goes bad.
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One-sentence summary -- Chop op some cilantro and toss it into a bowl. Add in one stick softened, room temperature butter. Consider adding in a few other ingredients. Mix everything together until the cilantro is spread evenly throughout. Roll the butter in some parchment paper or foil. Put the wrapped up butter into the refrigerator. Once it hardens, move the butter to the freezer. Be sure to write the date on the container or bag.

Water follows gravity, so if it's collecting in a depression, raise the ground in that area. First, rake up the affected topsoil with a landscape rake so it mixes well with the soil to be added. Then collect soil from a higher site and use your rake to redistribute it over the low-lying area, tilling it well to mix it with the original soil. Fill the depression almost all the way, with about 2 inches (5 cm) to spare. Fill the last two inches by laying sod so its roots prevent the soil from washing away. Remember to keep the slope of your lawn running downward from your house, not toward it. Your lawn's slope should ideally lower by a couple inches (5 cm) every ten feet (3 m) from your house. . If the roof of your house or shed is adding water to a certain spot in your hard, redirect the water by installing water gutters and drains. Definitely do this if water is pooling directly alongside your house, since it may get into the foundation and create mold and cracks. Make sure you place your drains where the ground slopes away from your house so you don't create a new problem while solving the old one. Installing a rain barrel to collect water from your gutters is a great way to minimize the amount that your lawn has to absorb. It's also a great no-waste practice, as the rainwater can be used to water plants. Map out a creek bed that will carry water downhill from the affected area. Remove 12 to 15 inches (30 to 38 cm) of soil along this course. Compact the ground so the bed is flat and the sides are angled up and outward, away from the bed, so surrounding water flows in. Cover the bed and sides with landscape fabric to keep weeds and grass from growing. Then add a inch (1.25 cm) layer of pea gravel over the bed. Be mindful of neighbors when plotting your creek's course. Diverting standing water might solve your drainage issues, but flooding their yard may create a whole new problem.
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Regrade your lawn. Install gutters and drains Create a drainage creek.