Instead of surfing alone, surf with a buddy or a group of people. Sharks target individuals and are less likely to approach a group. Surfing with a friend increases the chances of your survival, in the unlikely event a shark attack occurs. Most shark attack fatalities are due to not getting help fast enough. A friend who can get you out of the water and notify the lifeguard could save your life. Sharks can't see colors, but they can see contrast (like a black and white swimming suit).Shiny objects may catch the light and resemble fish scales. Remove all jewelry before entering the water and stick to wetsuits and swimsuits in solid, bland colors. Yellow, orange, white, and flesh-colored suits should be avoided. If you have a high-contrast tan (areas of your exposed skin are very dark, while other areas are very white), wear a suit that covers those white areas, so you appear uniform in color. If you get injured while surfing and start to bleed, get out of the water. A little blood in the water can attract sharks from up to 1/3 of a mile away. Some experts also recommend women take a break from surfing during menstruation. Though it is unlikely sharks associate the blood discharged during menstruation with feeding, the other fluids in the discharge may arouse a shark's curiosity.

Summary: Surf with friends. Avoid looking like prey. Don't enter the water with any cuts or open wounds.

Before scaling, you should make sure that all layers are set to ON and UNLOCKED. Note: Pretty much the same procedure can be used when rotating an object by an undefined angle. Command: Line --> Draw a line of a length that you want to use (for example, you have an object in your drawing, and you want it to be 100 units long, so draw a 100 units long line). This is going to be your reference length. Command: Scale --> select entire drawing, except your reference line, press space. Type "re" (as reference), press space. Pick first point and endpoint of the object from your drawing, that you want it to be 100 units long. Type "po" (as points), press space. Instead of you having to calculate and writing down decimals, now AutoCAD will do it instead, and the result will be most accurately scaled drawing.

Summary: Check the settings. Use the following: Select the base point. Pick first point and endpoint of your referenced line that you drew. Done.

There's no "right" amount of salt to use here just use more or less depending on how much glue you need to remove. Regular table salt works great, but you can try this method with sea salt, kosher salt, or another type of fine-grain salt as well. Avoid harsh, coarse salts like rock salt, which can cut up your hands. If you're unsure how much to use, start with two tablespoons and add more as needed. Adding about half as much water as you added salt should make a loose, salty paste. Stir the salt and water together in your hand (or a separate container) to get it uniform. Warm water works best. Warmer temperatures speed up the reactions that help break down glue at a chemical level. For a particularly tough job, try adding lemon juice instead of water. The acid in the juice helps dissolve the glue. Use one hand to rub it into the glue-covered area on the other hand. If both hands have glue on them, rub them together with the paste in between. Use constant, gentle pressure to work the salt into the glue. As you rub, it will gradually cause the glue to break up and peel away. After about a minute, rinse some of the salt off and see whether the glue seems to be coming off. If the glue has all washed away, you're already done! However, it will usually take a few more applications before you make significant progress. As you continue rubbing, you'll gradually lose the paste (which can make it a good idea to do this over the sink. Continue adding salt and water to keep the paste's loose but abrasive consistency. Depending on how thick the glue is, you may want to have several applications of salt measured out ahead of time. Keep rubbing the salt paste in, rinsing bits of glue away, and applying more salt paste. Eventually, you'll be able to remove much of the glue. You may not be able to get all of it off the first time you try, but repeated applications will definitely speed up the process. Even if the glue doesn't come off right away, don't worry it will eventually fall off on its own. The natural oils in your hands will loosen the glue over time and it will fall off through your normal daily actions. It's rare for super glue to stick to the skin for more than about two days.

Summary: Put a little salt in your hands. Add water to make a paste. Rub the paste into your hand for about a minute. Add more salt and water as needed. Repeat until the salt is gone.

During your separation, it is good to meet new people. This can lead to filling those hours that you previously spent with your partner. While this is not technically dating, it is the beginnings of becoming available to date. Some ways to meet new people include: Volunteering for issues that interest you, such as museums or animal shelters Taking classes for things you enjoy, such as cooking, writing, or a sport Starting or joining a club or organization, such as a book club or a religious organization. A local church or community center may even have a single parents' group. Going out in groups is not technically dating, even though those groups often are comprised of couples. Going with groups of people to events, including movies, restaurants, and sporting events is a good way to socialize while your divorce is pending. It is also a good way to get to know the other person without the stress of a formal date in the background. Almost any activity that can be done one-on-one can also be done with a group of people. Consider such activities as: Going hiking with a mixed-gender group of friends Seeing a play or movie with a mixed-gender group of friends. Going to the beach or park with a mixed-gender group of friends. If you do decide to go out on a paired-off date while separated, exercise discretion. This does not mean be secretive, but you don't want to throw it in your former partner's face, either, especially if s/he is having difficulty dealing with the breakup. Don't change your Facebook status to reflect any new relationships. Don't announce dates on social media. Don't talk about your dates in front of your children or friends who are also friends of your former spouse. If you are still married, the potential date has the right to know this. Only with this information can that person make an informed decision about whether s/he wants to be involved with the stress that is usually involved in this stage of your life. Often, people feel betrayed if they learn that information has been withheld from them. Once you start dating, your partner(s) could potentially find themselves involved in your case against their will. Some people feel it is morally wrong to date others before the divorce is final.
Summary: Meet new people. Do things in groups. Exercise discretion. Consider telling potential dates your true marital status.