Problem: Article: You should see the Terminal app icon on the left side of the screen; if not, click the Ubuntu icon in the top-left corner of the screen, type terminal into the search bar, and click Terminal when it appears. Type dpkg --list into Terminal, then press Enter. You'll need to note the official name of the program file rather than the name of the program itself (e.g., "avg.exe" rather than AVG Antivirus). Type sudo apt-get --purge remove program into Terminalmaking sure to use the program's actual name instead of "program"and press Enter. Type in your superuser password, then press Enter. Type in y and press Enter. Your program will begin to uninstall itself. Once it finishes, you can close Terminal. This process may take a while to complete depending on the size of the program. If your program isn't properly removed using the apt-get command, try using sudo aptitude remove program instead.
Summary: Open Terminal. Open a list of your currently installed programs. Find the program that you want to uninstall. Enter the "apt-get" command. Enter your root password. Confirm the deletion.

Problem: Article: Start by lacing underneath the bottom eyelets on both sides of each boot. This will help you criss-cross the laces using moderate to high tension, depending on how snug you need to make your boots. To relieve any pressure at the base of the boots, start criss-crossing the laces from the top part of the bottom eyelet. All consecutive eyelets should be threaded from underneath. The criss-cross technique is common, but also the most comfortable to wear with boots. After you lace the first pair of eyelets, criss-cross each lace to the opposite side by threading underneath each eyelet. To put on your boots easily and not mess up all your hard work lacing them, loosen the laces from the top. Only loosen the top few laces at first. Check to see if your foot will fit and if it doesn't, loosen up one or two more at the top. Cotton or polyester socks will make your feet smell to high heaven after you take off your boots. Wear wool socks or at least a wool blend. Steer clear of ones made entirely out of nylon, cotton or polyester. As your muscle flexes, it might allow you to push a tight boot all the way down. Remember to keep your laces snug at the bottom at least, so your boots don't slip.
Summary: Lace underneath the bottom eyelet. Start lacing underneath the bottom eyelet. Criss-cross the laces. Loosen up the laces from the top down. Wear the correct sock material. Use your body weight.

Problem: Article: People lie for different reasons and it's usually not clear-cut. Though your friend's lying may have hurt you, that may not have been their intention. Think about the underlying goal behind your friend's lie. What purpose did the lie serve? Did it get them out of trouble, make them look good in front of others, or prevent someone's feelings from getting hurt? For example, your friend may have told you they weren't seeing anyone, but you later find out they were secretly in a relationship. They may have lied because they weren't ready to introduce their date or weren't sure if the relationship was serious. Your friend may have lied due to extreme pressure or influence from you or someone else. To see if this is the case, look back over your behavior before the lie. Did you do or say something that influenced the lie? For instance, your best friend lies about seeing your girlfriend with someone else because you just said "Everyone is trying to tear us apart." They may have lied so they aren't accused of sabotaging your relationship. Before you make up your mind about things, get a second opinion. Talk to a parent, sibling, or another close friend about what happened. Laying out the events to someone else could help you get a different perspective. Say something like, "Hey, Rita, I'm worried that Jen is lying about something. How has she seemed to you lately?" A straightforward confrontation may be the best way to address your best friend's lying. Stay calm, call out the lie, and ask them to explain themselves. Use "I" statements to cut down on defensiveness. You might say, "I know you lied to me about having plans this weekend. I heard you on the phone with Sarah. Can you help me understand why you lied?" If you and your friend are in a group, you might pull them aside to confront them privately. Don't let your pal know you've caught their scent. Continue the conversation by querying them for more info. Ask clarifying questions that help uncover the truth. Let's say your friend lies and says, "Yeah, I didn't do anything this weekend, but study." Don't say, "You're lying!" Go for a more subtle approach, like "Hmph, that's weird. Josh said he saw you down at the creek on Saturday. He must have been mistaken, huh?" Act as though the lie were funny. Playfully deflect to get your friend to admit the truth. You might say, "Oh my goodness, I actually think your nose got bigger just now!" Letting on that you know they're lying without direct confrontation may ease tension and help you get to the truth. As hard as it may be, sometimes lies aren't worth the effort. If your friend's lie is minor and not hurting anyone, just overlook it. There's no use creating negative energy between you and your bestie over a little white lie.
Summary:
Figure out their motive. Reflect on your own actions. Get someone else's input. Be direct. Play dumb and ask for more info. Laugh it off. Ignore it.