Article: The full name of the model you need is the IR Spin Control Beyblade Extreme Top System (XTS) by Hasbro. There are nine different Beyblades in the IR Spin Control series to choose from. As it says on the box, the Beyblade itself comes with batteries in it, but the controller doesn't. You'll need two AAA batteries and a small Phillips head screwdriver. Unscrew the screws on the handle of the controller with a screwdriver. Put the batteries in and then screw the screws back in. Avoid screwing them in too tight as the metal screws can strip the plastic threads. There's a switch on the Beyblade and a switch on the controller. These determine the frequencies that they operate on and they need to match, so switch both the Beyblade and the controller to either the first or second position.
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Purchase a spin control Beyblade. Load batteries into the controller. Match the frequencies of the Beyblade and the controller.
Article: When you've found a saint that inspires you and your faith, completing a form is the next step. After completing the Confirmation Name Report Form provided by your church, return it to your catechist. Every form is not the same, but most of them contain similar requests for information. You will be asked for your full name, your gender, address, contact information, occupation, and birth date. This is asked more often on forms meant to be completed by younger children. If so, help younger people with filling in information about the saints they've chosen. Be prepared to answer questions about who their saint is and why they want the saint to be their Confirmation name. Questions of their feast day, their birth, and their death will also be asked on Confirmation name forms. They might also need to give two examples of how the saint was a witness and disciple of Jesus Christ. In addition to the other information outlined in this passage, the Confirmation form will require some details about your own faith. List your baptism date, the denomination you were baptized in, and when you intend to be confirmed. If you would like to make a public affirmation of faith by being baptized or confirmed in another Christian denomination, indicate that on your form by placing a check mark by that option. If you would just like to be kept informed about any future opportunities your church has for Confirmation, indicate that option with a check mark. It is important that everyone is prepared before the bishop arrives on the big day. When you speak your Confirmation name and the bishop confirms you in that name, you will know that you made the choice of the Holy Spirit. Buy books, statues, and/or pictures affiliated with your namesake. Visual reminders throughout your home and day to day life will help you during times of reflection. Call on your patron saint for guidance and inspiration in leading a holy life as God has intended.
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Obtain a Confirmation information form. Fill out the Confirmation information form. Complete the form with information about your namesake. Answer questions regarding your faith. Inform your Confirmation preparation director or your pastor the saint that you chose.
Article: For example, avoid forwarding an email containing a secret, especially if the person you're e-mailing doesn't want you to. Doing so can possibly cause the recipient to lose trust in you, and you could possibly have your relationship messed up. You certainly do not want that to happen. If you feel tempted to do so, put yourself in the other person's shoes, and think about how you would feel if that person spread rumors about you. For example, if your friend has a reputation for being mean and bossy, think about how you would feel if your friend told your other friends about one of your quirks. You wouldn't be very happy, right? For example, avoid letting your friend know that her friend broke up with an ex-boyfriend. Email isn't completely private, so it's possible that the person whose business you're discussing could see the emails and become mad at you and/or embarrassed, and this could mess up your relationship with the person. Flames are basically insults sent online to offend you, so it's important not to send flames to other people or start flame wars. This could make the other person mad, and you could also have your account suspended for this. This can be anything, from a person's age to the name of the school that he or she goes to. Put yourself in the other person's shoes -- how would you feel if someone gave your friend the address of your house? You would not be very happy, so be sure to obtain permission before sharing someone's personal information with others over email, or don't do so at all. It will show you are angry and you can upset the person. For example, if you're angry at someone at work, and you email that person a large rant in all caps, this could cause the person that you emailed to become irritated. This is the same thing with replying to emails; if you're angry at someone for sending you a particular message, hold off replying until you have calmed down.
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Don't forward emails that are private. Don't spread rumors about people. Avoid discussing people's private business. Avoid flaming. Avoid sharing the personal information of others without permission. Don't send an email when you're angry.