Q: Apply a cold compress, washcloth filled with ice, or a bag of frozen vegetables to the swollen area in 10-minute intervals. Apply the ice pack for approximately 20 minutes every hour during the first couple days of healing. Begin this treatment immediately and continue it for 24 to 48 hours. Press on the skin around the eye, not on the eye itself. Make sure you wrap the ice pack in a towel or cloth. Applying ice directly to your skin can cause skin damage and frostbite. If the pain or discomfort is hard to bear, take an over-the-counter pain reliever. Acetaminophen (Tylenol) is generally considered to be the best option. Ibuprofen (Advil) works too, depending upon which you have available. Both are available for purchase over-the-counter at your local pharmacy or drugstore. Aspirin should be avoided since it decreases the blood's clotting ability. Follow the instructions on the label when taking the medication. For acetaminophen, don't take more than 4 g in 24 hours. For ibuprofen, the max dose is 2 g in 24 hours. If you have kidney or liver problems, talk with a doctor before taking pain medications like these. Oftentimes, a black eye can be accompanied by significant swelling around the eye. If this is the case for you, and if it is challenging to open your eye, there is no need to force it open unnecessarily. As long as you have ruled out that it is nothing more serious than a black eye (that there are no other medical concerns), there is no problem with keeping your injured eye shut if it is painful to open. As your black eye heals (which normally takes one to two weeks in total), you will want to ensure that you wear glasses or other protective gear if you find yourself in any situation that could potentially cause further damage to your eye. Or, if you injured your eye during sports, refrain from participating in this sport until your eye has fully healed. A black eye is bad enough, but not necessarily serious on its own. If accompanied by other eye injuries, however, you will need to seek professional medical care as soon as possible. You may have suffered severe damage to your eyes or a severe head injury. Look closely at the white portion and colored iris of your eye. If you see any blood in these spots, you could have injured your eye in a critical way. Schedule an urgent appointment with an ophthalmologist.[ If you have vision problems like blurring, double vision, or an increased sensitivity to light, you should also contact an eye specialist. Other signs of potentially critical damage include severe pain when moving the eye, severe headache, numbness of the face, swelling or depression of the eye or eye socket, nosebleeds, and/or dizziness.
A: Apply ice to the area around your eye. Take a pain reliever. Do not force your eye open. Protect your eye during any "at-risk" activities. Check for additional damage.

Q: Prepare the cake pan or tray by adding 12 cupcake papers. Using a fork, beat lightly. Add the beaten eggs. Mix for 2 minutes. Once the mixture appears light and fluffy, it is ready to transfer to the cake cases. Try to distribute it evenly. Gently fold through each cupcake. Bake for 1820 minutes. The cupcakes are ready when they have risen and are firm to the touch. Transfer the cakes to a wire cooling rack and leave until fully cooled. Top with icing/frosting once cool. Decorate them with sprinkles or other additions, if desired, to complete your tasty treats!
A: Preheat the oven to 350F (180C). In a cup, break the eggs carefully, removing any shell that falls in. Pour all the ingredients apart from the chocolate chips into a large bowl. Mix using an electric mixer. Use a spoon or spatula to transfer the chocolate cake mixture to each cake case. Sprinkle the chocolate chips into each individual patty. Place in the oven. Remove from the oven and leave to cool for a few minutes. Finished.

Q: One of the worst things you can do to silicone bakeware is let the residue sit for long periods of time before cleaning. As soon as you finish baking, you should rinse out the silicone bakeware with grease-cutting dish soap. This will help maintain the integrity of your silicone bakeware and make future cleaning much easier. At the very least, fill the silicone bakeware with water and dish soap immediately after use so you can go back and clean it later. Scrubbing silicone bakeware with abrasive sponges will not work any more effectively in cleaning than a regular sponge or cloth will. And it may even damage your silicone bakeware in the process. Using an abrasive sponge can chip off pieces of the silicone and, over time, minimize the nonstick elements of the pan. Silicone bakeware is considered nonstick in its own right, so you don't need to use nonstick cooking sprays with this type of bakeware. It will not help you get items out of the silicone pan any quicker than you would be able to with it. Additionally, using cooking sprays with silicone bakeware will contribute to the sticky, greasy mess you have to clean up later and cause more damage to your pan over time.
A: Rinse immediately after use. Avoid using abrasive sponges. Forego the cooking sprays.

Q: If you're using a wireless connection, you've connected your Xbox to your router, which is the device broadcasting Wi-Fi into your home. It'll be connected to your modem, which is what brings the internet connection into your home. If you know your internet connection is already working with your other devices, this will be most helpful for you. Choose the option to test your Xbox Live connection when prompted and note the number of bars. With 3 or 4, your connection is good enough to not troubleshoot it. One or two bars indicate poor signal strength, and you should continue. Make sure both the router and the Xbox are off the ground, away from walls, and relatively unobstructed. They should be in the same room. For the best connection, place the Xbox and the router next to each other or at least insure there is nothing between the two - draw a line of sight between the two. Be sure there is nothing electronic between the two at any point.
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Find your router and Xbox. Navigate to the My Xbox utility and select "System Settings" from the menu. Text your connection. Check the location of your modem or router. Relocate the devices.