Q: Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen or press the Win key. Type in Windows Defender Firewall, then click Windows Defender Firewall at the top of the Start window. This link is at the top-left side of the Firewall window. It's at the upper-right side of the window, just above the list of programs on your computer. You may have to click Yes on a pop-up window after doing this before you can continue. If you don't have administrator privileges on your computer, you won't be able to do this. The list of programs in the middle of the page displays all programs that Windows Firewall is either blocking or allowing; you can scroll down it to find your specific program. If you can't find your program in the list, you can add it by doing the following: Click Allow another app... below the list. Click Browse.... Go to the location of the app or program file (usually an EXE) that you want to block. Select the app or program file. Click Open, then select the program's name in the window and click Add if it doesn't automatically add. Doing so should remove the checkmark, thereby blocking the program through Windows Firewall. If there is no checkmark to the left of the program, Windows Firewall is already blocking the program. Leave the two checkboxes to the right of the program ("Home/Work (Private)" and "Public") alone. It's at the bottom of the window. This will both save your changes and prevent the program from running on your computer.
A: Open Start . Open Firewall. Click Allow an app or feature through Windows Firewall. Click Change settings. Locate a program you wish to block. Add a program to the list if necessary. Click the checkmark to the left of the program. Click OK.

Q: Throw yourself fearlessly into the heat of battle. Don't wait for your enemies to bring the fight to youget out there and take it to them! Players who take the commando approach don't stand still for very long and fare better with guns that shoot quickly, reload easily and have a high ammo capacity. If you plan on jumping into the thick of things, grab a gun with a quick rate of fire that can hold a lot of darts, like the Retaliator (Preferably with a drum) or the Rapidstrike ECS-18. If you want to use customizable guns, use the Stryfe or the Modulus ECS-10 blaster Be sure to pack a secondary weapon such as the disruptor for when your main gun runs out of ammo. Secret weapons such as the Modulus Stock, Jolt and Grip Blasters are also great in case your secondary and primary runs out of ammo. Hang back and defend the home base or keep critical pathways covered by laying down a rapid defensive fire. Defensive players tend to post up in one place and maintain a limited amount of movement within the area. For these folks, weapons that fire in powerful bursts at close range will be ideal. Try the classic Nerf Ballzooka if you want to pack a punch, or the two shot Roughcut and its one shot cousin the Brainsaw. Mounted machine guns and heavy artillery such as the Rhino-Fire (note: this blaster jams often) with large magazines are ideal for defensive players. If you're playing in a more open space, you have the option of a "sniper". Nerf "sniper" rifles do not fire darts from long range or with greater precision than assault-style weapons and pistols. designated modded snipers can be a great asset to securing victory in a Nerf war, especially when you're playing with large teams. The Longshot CS-6 (especially modified) is generally regarded as Nerf's most well-rounded sniper models, though you might also fare well with the silence and range of a bow and arrow, such as the sleek and minimal MEGA Lightning Bow or the beefier MEGA Thunderbow. Some crossbows such as the Elite Crossbolt are also somewhat more accurate with a high capacity. You can be a sniper for defense too. If you're out of darts, have a magazine/clip refill and if you have a storage stock, store a magazine in it. If your sniper is completely out of ammo, have an accurate pistol or even a silent-strike blow-dart pipe. Some examples of accurate pistols are Falconfire, fire strike and clear shot. Patient players with good aim make the best snipers. When sniping, keep yourself concealed to avoid being forced into a showdown. Do a little bit of everything. Run, jump, take cover, strike from a safe distance or get up close and personal to do your damage. Though different Nerf weapons have different functions and characteristics, it's more about how you play the game. If you're just in it to have a good time, you can make almost any type of gun work for you. Simpler is better for players who frequently play many different roles. Nerf's Zombie Strike line makes for good all-around weapons, with average range, decent ammo capacity and simple firing mechanisms.
A: Run-and-gun. Play the defensive. Lie in wait as a sniper. Be versatile.

Q: For waxing to work, there has to be enough hair on your legs for the wax to latch onto. Let your leg hair grow to at least 1/4 inch (1 cm) in length. A couple of days before you wax your legs, use a mildly abrasive body scrub to exfoliate them. Do this ahead of time to avoid possible skin irritation problems. Just before you wax, sprinkle talc or baby powder on your legs. The powder will absorb any oil on your skin, and the wax sticks more easily to the hair. Heat the wax as directed by the manufacturer. Be sure not to overheat the waxthe resulting wax burns can be very painful. Have a seat on a surface that can be easily cleanedwaxing can be messy. Apply the wax carefully in a thin, uniform layer. Hold the applicator at a 90 angle, and apply the wax in the direction of hair growth. Don't forget the feet! Make the skin taut with one hand, and remove the strip with the other. Pull the strip in the opposite direction of the hair growth. Pull quicklythe slower you pull, the longer the pain. Keep your hand as close to the skin as possible when you're pulling. It'll be less painful that way. Remove all the wax. Apply a damp cloth over your legs if needed, to soothe any irritation. Soak a cotton pad with a bit of body oil, and apply it on your legs. After waxing, use a topical or spray-on antiseptic (containing salicylic acid) to disinfect the area, stop ingrown hairs from forming, and sooth irritation.
A: Grow your hair. Exfoliate. Powder your legs. Warm it up. Pull up a comfy chair. Pull! Remove all the residues of wax from the surface of your skin. Apply an antiseptic.

Q: Find out what variety of summer squash grows well in your area. Three common summer squashes include zucchini (green), patty pan (round), and crookneck (yellow) squash. These hills will help provide the soil and nutrients for our summer squash to grow. Cover each summer squash seed with an organic mulch to help maintain soil moisture. This will help your summer squash grow well and allow the vines to spread. If you're planting on a hill, space your summer squash rows farther apart to encourage healthy plant growth. Summer squash only keeps for about 3 days in the refrigerator. To freeze, slice your summer squash immediately after picking and place it in the freezer.
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Determine the type of summer squash you want to plant. Plant summer squash seeds in 6-inch (15 cm) hills that are 12 inches (30cm) apart. Space your summer squash rows 3 feet (0.91m) apart. Use summer squash or freeze it.