Problem: Article: You'll need a solid rubber eraser and a several sticky notes ( dozen 3"x3" notes produced an amount twice the size of a pencil eraser). Keep in mind that your final kneaded eraser will be about the same color as the eraser you start with. A multicolored eraser won't produce a smooth, uniform putty eraser. The color of your sticky notes won't have any impact on the final eraser. However, since the sticky notes won't be usable after you're finished, consider using up a color you dislike.
Summary: Gather your materials.

Problem: Article: Gently fold the brief length-ways to make a soft fold; you don't need a hard crease. Keep the back sheet turned outwards. Do not touch the inside of the diaper as you want to avoid contamination. It might be a good idea to wear gloves during this process. Have the wearer lie on his or her side. Gently place the brief between his or her legs, the larger backside facing the buttocks. Fan out the rear end so it fully covers the buttocks. Have the wearer roll onto his or her back. Have him or her move slowly as to not ruffle the diaper. Fan out the front of the diaper, as you did with the back. Make sure the diaper is not scrunched at all between the legs. Once the diaper is a comfortable position, secure the adhesive tape. Most diapers will have four pieces of tape: two on the bottom on two on the top. Make sure the diaper fits snuggly but make sure the wearer is still comfortable. You do not want to tape the diaper up too tight as this can cause discomfort. Make sure the wearer is comfortable. You may have to fold the edges inward slightly so they ease into the groin area. Ask the wearer if he or she is comfortable and if you should make any adjustments.
Summary: Fold the diaper. Place the wearer on the side. Place the wearer on the back. Tape up the diaper. Adjust the edges for the wearer's comfort.

Problem: Article: . Remember that it took a lot of courage for the person to ask you out. If you genuinely appreciate him for asking, thanking him will soften the blow of your refusal. Be kind and give them positive feedback before your refusal. Be specific about what you do like or appreciate about her. Some examples of compliments you could give include: "You're so much fun to spend time with, but..." "You've been a great friend these past few months, but" "You're really thoughtful and nice to think of me, but" You might speak clearly and assertively, but you may send unintended or confusing messages with your body language. Don't pull away from the person, but don't lean in, either. Keep your arms uncrossed, make eye contact, and smile gently. This is an awkward situation, but allow your body language to be relaxed try not to clench your jaw, furrow your brow, or compress your lips into a tight line, which may appear harsh and mean. It might have been funny to you that this person asked you out or it may be tempting to talk about it with your best friends. Don't spread the news of this person asking you out. Respect her feelings and remember that it took courage for her to ask you in the first place. If the person asked you out via text, avoid keeping the text message or showing it to anyone else. If the person asked you out via social media, do not take a screenshot of the message and show it to others.
Summary: Thank the asker Compliment the person. Be mindful of your body language. Avoid gossiping.

Problem: Article: It's the apple-shaped icon in the top-left corner of the screen. You'll see this option in the Apple Menu drop-down window. This will open the Network window. You'll do so from the left-hand pane in the Network window. It's in the lower-right area of the window. This tab is near the top of the Advanced window. This number is your Mac's current IP address. It's to the right of the IP address area. Doing so will refresh your device's current IP address. It will be to the right of the "IPv4" value. If the number here is different than it was before releasing and renewing your IP address, your device's local IP address has successfully been changed. This process will only work if your computer is on an Ethernet connection with other devices. Trying to change your public IP address with this method won't work.
Summary:
Click the Apple Menu . Click System Preferences. Click Network. Select your current connection. Click Advanced. Click the TCP/IP tab. Look at the "IPv4 Address" value. Click Renew DHCP Lease. Look at your new IP address.