Q: It's a white app with a multicolored triangle on it. It's in the top-left corner of the screen. This option is near the bottom of the pop-out menu. It's near the top of the Settings page. This option is at the top of the page. It will turn green, signifying that you've enabled parental controls for the Google Play Store. This will create a PIN for the parental control settings so that they cannot be modified without verification. There are five categories here: Apps & games Films TV Magazines Music This vertical slider has options from G (most restrictive) up to Allow all. You'll want to tap G, PG, or 14A. This will save your content settings. It's in the top-left corner of the screen. Doing this will prevent your device from being able to access and download inappropriate content. It's a red, yellow, green, and blue circular app. You'll see this icon in the top-right corner of the screen. This option is near the bottom of the menu. It's just beneath the "Advanced" tab. This will enable safe browsing on Google Chrome, which means that your Android will no longer display adult sites or other "unsafe" pages.
A: Open your Android's Play Store. Tap . Tap Settings. Tap Parental controls. Slide Parental controls right to the "On" position. Enter a four-digit PIN and tap OK. Tap a parental control option. Tap a rating below 18A on the rating slider. Tap Save. Tap the "Back" arrow. Repeat this process for each content category. Open Google Chrome. Tap . Tap Settings. Tap Privacy. Tap Safe browsing.

Q: Directly asking a cute guy for his number is more than little nerve wracking, but the risk is worth the reward. When you have worked up the confidence to ask for his phone number, consider using a cheesy pick-up line, a cute video, or a note. Your boldness may capture his attention and score you his number. When approaching a stranger for his phone number, you can be more bold, daring, and memorable. By him a drink and ask the server to write your name and phone number on the cup. Tell him you are playing the phone number game and you need his digits to beat your friend. When you ask an acquaintance or close friend for his number, there is more at stake because the chances of you encountering him again are significantly higher. Instead of asking him directly for his number, request his digits in a joking way. Ask him if you can check of his phone. After a few minutes, hand it back to him. Tell him "your phone is pretty cool but it is missing one thing: my phone number." If he is interested in exchanging numbers, he will ask for yours. If you met him through work and it is not appropriate to ask directly for his number, consider asking for his business card instead. One of the surest ways of getting a cute guy's number is to offer up your own. This may prompt him to offer up his own number on the spot or he may choose to text or call you later. There are several ways you can pass along your number: Write your number on a napkin and give it to him. If you meet him while working at a restaurant or store, write your name and number on his cup or receipt. If he is your waiter, leave your number on a comment card or receipt. " When you meet an adorable guy and really hit it off, it is natural and acceptable to want to remain in contact. Express that you would like to get to know him more or want to continue the conversation. If he seems interested but doesn't immediately give you his number, don't panic. Consider handing him your business card, writing down your number for him, or asking him to put his number in your phone.
A: Ask him for his number. Give him your number. Tell him you would like to "keep in touch.

Q: You can manage your friends from the mobile app. You can quickly access it by visiting yelp.com/profile. The "Block user" link underneath will allow you to block them.
A: Log into your Yelp account through the Yelp website. Open your profile. Click the "X" next to the friend you want to delete. Block a user by finding a Message or Compliment from them.

Q: You can call your state to check the zoning laws of your property to see if you are allowed to put a new building on your property. You don't want the state to ruin the fun by fining you for your newly created underground house. Even if you're underground you're not safe from the law. More official business. You need to pre-mark the area on your property that you want to excavate with stakes and white paint. Then you call your state's Dig Safe branch and describe the area that you plan to dig in. Hopefully they will grant you permission. You definitely have to do this to ensure that you're not going to dig into a sewage system or something like that. Hiring a professional to do it for you wouldn't be the worst idea. Depending on the size of your house you probably are going to need to use heavy machinery, and if you have no experience with that hiring a professional is probably the way to go. Search for professional excavators on the internet or contact a local construction company. They should be able to quote you a cost and at the very least offer you some helpful tips. You may be able to negotiate a price to use their equipment if you can prove that you are trained to use it. This isn't a solo job even if you really want it to be. When you're excavating or dealing with heavy materials you need someone to make sure that you are safe. You are going to be dealing with a lot of heavy materials and working in the earth and something could happen at any time. Make sure you have a partner. Look for a spot that is outside of your area's 100-year flood plain and isn't near any steep slopes that might trigger a landslide. A large open space is probably best suited for an underground house, because tree roots can also cause issues during excavation. The odds are that you will be trying to build this house on your own property, so you probably don't have to worry too much but just be aware. Generally you want to stay away from any large objects like trees, boulders, or multi-story buildings. You also shouldn't place your house near any concentrations of fuel or any hazardous materials.
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Check your zoning laws. Get permission from the state to dig. Hire a professional excavator or buy professional equipment. Find someone willing to help you. Find a suitable location.