Q: It's best to do this before opening the remote. Some of the buttons may come flying out when you open it. Use your phone or draw a diagram if you don't have a user manual with one in it. Also, note and document the position of any screws on the remote. The solution used to fix on the remote takes some time to dry. Forgetting the button positioning is very easy when you're forced to wait before putting it back together. Fortunately, you will have a handy picture to make it easier! Putting back the screws can also be confusing, so make sure you have pictures of all of them and know where they belong. Undo the cover on the back of your controller to pull out the batteries. Removing the batteries will deactivate the controller. It's always a good idea to deactivate the controller this way before applying any sort of fluid to the electrical components inside of it. Depending on the remote, you may need to remove the batteries to open the casing anyway. All remotes are different, so taking them apart isn't always a straightforward process. Most of them have a couple of screws in the back. Use a mini Phillips screwdriver to turn the screws counterclockwise until you're able to remove them. If you don't see any screws on the back, check the battery compartment and also look underneath any stickers or sliding covers. Some remotes may not have any visible screws. These types of removes usually just need to be pried open with a dull blade. Be cautious when removing the screws. If the screwdriver slips, it could scratch up your remote. Look for a crack running along the side or edge of the remote. Most remotes consist of 2 plastic halves. By separating the halves, you can access the internal electronics. Wedge the knife into the crack, pry up the cover, and use your hands to pop it off. Handle the remote carefully to avoid scratching it. Never attempt to open it with anything sharp.
A: Snap a picture of the button configuration before opening the remote. Take the batteries out of the remote control. Find and remove any screws keeping the remote together. Open the remote with a butter knife or another dull tool.

Article: First, go to a thrift store near you. The basic female Renaissance garb is the wenches outfit, and the top portion will consist of a blouse and a bodice. For the blouse, you want to look for something long sleeved and plain. For the best look, go for something light colored, preferably white or off-white. When it comes to fabrics, if you want to be more authentic looking, try to find completely natural fabrics, or blends with small amounts of polyester. Common fabrics used in Renaissance fashion include wool, cotton, leather, and linen. Fabrics like silk, satin, and velvet were reserved for the upper classes. Women can use poet shirts instead of blouses as well. Poet shirts are baggy shirts with large long sleeves. Stick to the same fabric and color guidelines as the blouse. For the bodice, you want to look for a sleeveless button up top or a vest. The bodice has more flexibility when it comes to color. Stick to earthy, muted tones, and avoid bright colors, especially purple, as that was reserved for royalty. Women in the Renaissance wore long skirts that went down to their ankles. Look for one in a muted, earthy color, like brown, olive green, or off-white. Two skirts is better than one, if you can find two, as it adds more texture and shape to the garb. Make sure their colors don't clash. Alternatively, you can look for a dress, rather than a skirt and blouse. Just make sure the dress goes down to ankle or floor level, and isn't in a loud color or modern fabric. Throw everything you thrifted for your garb into the wash. Let them get and stay a little wrinkled to make them look more worn in. You can wear the blouse and the vest as is, or you can alter them to look more Renaissance-like. Here are some ideas: If you got a white blouse and you want to make it less bright white, you can throw it in a pot of boiling water with some tea bags. Let it sit for five minutes. Then throw it in the dryer. Renaissance women wore low necklines, so if the blouse has a neckline that's too high, you can cut it down to size. Lay it out flat then mark where you want the new neckline with a pencil. Cut it carefully, then stitch the new neckline with either a thread that matches the color of the blouse or something like olive green or brown. You can do the same with the vest or button up sleeveless top. The over blouse should have a little lower neckline so that the neckline of the blouse shows through. When it comes to the shoes, they should be plain and leather. Flats or sandals will work, as long as they're as simple as you can find.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Find a blouse. Look for a vest that can be made into a bodice. Find a skirt or fabric that can be made into a skirt. Wash everything. Alter the tops optionally. Add some basic leather sandals or flats.

Q: Zinc can play an important role in increasing the amount of ammonia that your body is able to excrete. Talk to your doctor about whether a zinc supplement could help your ammonia levels decrease. Those with liver disease tend to have lower levels of zinc. Since zinc is an important part of normal ammonia disposal, supplementing zinc can help someone with high levels of ammonia get rid of it. When you have high ammonia levels in the body, it is a signal that your body systems are not working correctly. This can cause a variety of health problems due to lack of essential vitamins and minerals. To offset this risk, talk to your doctor about taking a daily multivitamin that can give you many of the nutrients that you need. Having your doctor approve your exact multivitamin and dosage will minimize the chance of you taking something that could have a negative impact on your liver function and ammonia levels. For instance, vitamin A in very high doses has been known to cause liver toxicity. Glutamine supplements have been shown to decrease ammonia levels in endurance athletes. Talk to your doctor about whether taking this supplement might help manage your ammonia levels. Glutamine supplementation can be dangerous in people with liver failure. It's important to discuss any supplements with your doctor before taking them.
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Take zinc supplements. Talk to your doctor about a multivitamin that you can take. Take glutamine supplements.