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Remove the ornament's top and pour in a small amount of rubbing alcohol or vinegar. Swirl the liquid around until it coats the whole surface, then pour out any excess liquid into the sink. Let the ornament air dry, which should take several hours, face down before painting the interior. Set the ornament top aside somewhere safe, as you'll put it back on after painting it. Begin with a small, coin-sized amount to avoid squirting in too much excess. You can always add more for a brighter, more opaque color. Remove the ornament's top for this and the rest of the painting process. While pressing the paper towel over the opening, tilt the ornament back and forth to spread the paint around the surface. If you didn't add enough paint to spread around the ornament, squirt more into the opening as needed. If you want to paint your ornament several colors, add another color after swirling around the first color for a few minutes. Spread the second and additional colors around using the same technique for an even, swirled pattern. Limit yourself to 2-3 paints per ornament, as any more can create a muddled color. After you've coated about half of the interior, cover the opening tightly with the paper towel and shake the ornament back and forth. Check the painting progress between shakes, positioning the ornament in a way that the paint coats the entire surface. Stop shaking after you've coated the surface completely if you've added 2 or more colors, as too much shaking can muddle the color. When you've finished painting the ornament, turn it upside down and put it in a paper cup to catch drips. Place the paper cup somewhere it can set undisturbed for 24 hours while it dries. The ornament has to be upside down while it dries to get rid of excess paint. If it dries right-side up, excess paint can pool in the bottom and prevent it from drying. After you've dried the ornament, reattach the top and hang it with the rest of your decorations.

summary: Clean the interior with rubbing alcohol or vinegar. Pour acrylic paint into the ornament's opening. Cover the opening with a paper towel and swirl the paint around. Squirt in additional colors, if desired. Shake the ornament to completely cover the interior. Set the ornament in a paper cup and let it dry for 24 hours.

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You can often tell when a headlight blows out while you're driving, but confirm which bulb has actually blown out by leaving your headlights on and getting out of the vehicle to check. Then get back in your vehicle and turn on your high beams. Some vehicles use a single bulb for both high and low beams while others do not. If the high beam on the same side is also out, it may be one bulb. You do not need to purchase specific bulbs for each side, but identifying which is the blown out bulb will help you to replace it without having to start the vehicle again. If neither the low or high beams work on the same side, there could also be an electrical issue preventing the bulbs from getting power. It's important that you get the correct bulb for your year, make and model vehicle. Try asking the clerk at your local auto parts store to look it up in their system, or try checking the auto maker's website for the code indicating which headlight to use. Headlight codes are usually comprised of letters and numbers like H11B or D3S. You can find the proper code for your vehicle at websites such as www.lightbulbs4cars.com as well. Swapping a low beam bulb can require varying amounts of work. While some cars may require no tools at all, others may require specialized tools to help remove portions of the trim under the hood, or even the bumper and grill. Refer to the service manual for your specific vehicle for a comprehensive list of tools required for the job. Most vehicles require only a screw driver or nothing at all to gain access to the headlight housing. After referring to the service manual for your vehicle, visually inspect the area around the headlight in yours to ensure it looks the same as it does in the manual. If you purchased your vehicle used, flat head screws may have been replaced with Philips head screws or other components may have been swapped out during repairs by the previous owner. Be sure you remember which side of the car has a blown out low beam bulb before disconnecting the battery. To disconnect it, use a hand or socket wrench of the appropriate size to loosen the nut holding the ground cable onto the negative terminal of the battery. You don't need to remove the nut, just loosen it enough to slide the cable off of the terminal, then tuck the cable to the side of the battery. Tucking the cable will prevent it from popping up and coming into contact with the negative terminal of the battery. You will not need to disconnect the positive terminal.

summary: Identify a blown out bulb. Purchase a replacement bulb. Gather the necessary tools. Disconnect the battery.

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Your friend may or may not be aware that he or she is insecure. Let your friend know that you have noticed. This can encourage your friend to open up to you and share their feelings. You may say, "Hey, I noticed you were really hard on yourself when you got your report card back. Are you alright?" or "You seemed upset when we were shopping for clothes the other day. Is everything okay?" If your friend is not aware of their insecurity, this may bring it to their attention. When your friend is talking, you may feel the urge to give advice, offer a solution, or judge. Because your friend is insecure, it may be difficult for them to share their feelings. You want your friend to feel comfortable speaking to you and know that you are not going to criticize. Make eye contact and give your friend your full attention. Don't look through your phone or do anything else that will distract you. Use neutral statements and nodding to show you are listening. Try saying things like, "uh-huh," "yes," and "I see" to demonstrate that you are paying attention. You can also nod your head as you listen. Try asking questions to show that you are listening and clarify what your friend means. For example, you might say something like, "So you're saying that you don't like to eat around other people because it makes you feel like they are judging you?" Being a good listener also tells your friend that you value their opinions and feelings and that they are important to you. You don't need to solve your friend's problems. You're offering a lot of help just by listening. Instead of telling your friend your opinion, ask if there is anything you can do to help. Are you willing to look up information on the internet for your friend? Can you help your friend pick out some new clothes or explore a new hobby? For example, if your friend says that he or she is severely depressed, then you might offer to help your friend find a counselor. You may say, "I noticed that you ___. I want to help you. Is there anything that I can do?"
summary: Discuss the subject. Listen to your friend. Ask how you can help.