Q: Take control of your destiny. Go out and do things that will enhance your life rather than just waiting for some prince to come. Be like Princess Zhao of Pingyang. This princess didn't start life as a princess. She made herself one! She lived in China, a really long time ago and when her father decided he wanted to take control of China she didn't wait for him, but instead joined in the battle, raising her own army and helping her father. She took control of her own destiny and you should do the same. Though you might not have the title of princess, you still have people to protect. We are all, across the whole world, the same people but many are treated as less and are abused. Fight for their freedom, because that is what a real princess would do! Be like Rani Lakshmibai. Princess Lakshmibai, who was a queen as the wife of a king, was an Indian princess who fought for freedom for her people from the British. She saw her people being abused and treated as less than human and her son, who should have been king, stripped of power and a future. Instead of leaving the battle to the men, she fought for her people and their freedom. You should do the same. Don't let anyone define you. Do the things that make you and that you enjoy. The world will tell you what are girl things and what are boy things, or they'll tell you that something is only for a certain nationality; those things don't matter. Don't listen to those people. Just be the person that you are. Be like Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana. This princess of Thailand studies fashion and is just a typical girl...who plays sports! She doesn't let "femininity" keep her from doing things that are usually considered for boys. Reach for the stars, no matter what people tell you. Want more for your life and pursue those dreams. Don't just take the same job as your parents because that's what they want you to do. Don't just listen when people say you have to take a girl's job. Pursue your dreams to find your happiness. Be like Princess Sikhanyiso Dlamini. This princess of Swaziland, Africa doesn't let the rules of her culture define her. She fights against many of the outdated restrictions and pursues her dreams and the things she wants for herself. You should do the same. Find causes you believe in and fight however you can. You can volunteer or hold a fundraiser. You can also help by donating toys or clothes that you don't need or use very often. Tell your parents that you want to help people; they will help you find ways to contribute to the world. Be like Princess Diana. Princess Diana was the mother of Prince William and Prince Harry. Though she died very young, she worked very hard during her lifetime to make the world a better place. She worked for causes like fighting the AIDS epidemic and also worked to help people that others didn't think were worth helping, like drug addicts and homeless people. Sometimes life gets really hard, for you and for others. Times get tough and it makes people really sad. When this happens you should try to inspire hope, even when things seem hopeless. Stay optimistic and always work for the best outcome, even in the toughest of times. Be like Queen Elizabeth. She's the queen of Britain now, but Elizabeth was just a princess during World War II. At that time, the terror of war was at the forefront of children's minds all across Britain. Elizabeth brought hope to all of them by speaking on the radio and working for the war effort. We are all humans, so we deserve equal rights and opportunities. If you see people being treated unfairly, speak up, whether it's in your household or half-way across the world. When enough voices speak up, real change can happen and people's lives can be made better. Be like Princess Ameera Al-Taweel. A princess of Saudi Arabia, Ameera is an icon of equal rights for women in her country and across the Middle East. She uses her power to try to improve conditions for other women who have not been given the opportunities that she has. Never be afraid to be smart. If you see boys that don't like your brains, then they're bad guys, not Prince Charmings. Learn about things because learning is fun! You'll get to do so many more interesting things; the smarter you are, the easier it will be for YOU to save the world. Study hard in school and never be afraid to use your brains! Be like Princess Lalla Salma. Princess Lalla Salma of Morocco got a degree in engineering and worked with computers before taking her royal title! Like this brainy princess, you should try to be smart!
A: Be active in your own life. Fight for freedom. Define yourself under your own terms. Strive for more out of life. Help to make the world a better place. Inspire hope. Fight for equality. Be smart!

Q: A lock can be manually disengaged by taking the knob apart, and even quality locks won't stop you if the door is off its hinges. Doorknobs will require a screwdriver or paperclip; hinges will need a nail and a pounding tool, like a hammer or rock. Borrow these items from a neighbor or snag them from your tool shed. If your car is open, you might have some emergency tools there, too. The kind of screwdriver you need will depend on the kind of door you have. Knobs and hinges are often fastened with Phillips head (cross slot) screws. Even if you don't have a screwdriver available, you may be able to remove fasteners with a suitably thin, sturdy tool, like a butter knife or a bent pin. Ideally, you'll be able to see mounting screws connecting the knob to the door. These can be simply unfastened with your screwdriver to take apart the knob. Pull the knob free of the door, and disengage the latch with your fingers. Depending on the kind of lock installed in your door, you may be able to disengage the lock immediately after removing the knob, or you may need to remove a secondary mounting plate. Some knobs may only have a screw fastening the knob to the spindle that both knobs are attached to. To remove these, loosen the screw on the metal connecting the knob to the door. Some knobs may have a pin-size hole in the front of the knob instead of mounting screws. Insert a thin piece of metal, like a straightened paperclip, as deep into the hole as possible while twisting the knob and pushing on the door to open it. In some situations, you may find that fastening hardware for knobs, like screws and bolts, are only accessible from the inside. The hinges are usually the most vulnerable part of a door, requiring only a nail to bypass. Place a nail (or a similar item) at the bottom of the opening for a hinge pin. Then hit the nail with a tool (like a hammer or rock) to push the pin out. Do this for all hinges. The hinge pins may be stiff when you remove them, even after they've been partially pushed out with a nail. For easier removal, use a screwdriver like a chisel under the rim of the pin head to pop it free. Much like knobs, doors that are well-installed may not have outside accessible hinge pins. You won't be able to easily pop the door off its hinges if this is the case for you. Most sliding glass doors, opposed to traditional hinged doors, are not directly fastened to your home's structure. Many rest in a track and are locked in place, and by jumping the door out of the track, you can easily bypass it. You may be able to jump a light sliding glass door by prying up and outward with a flathead screwdriver (or two), but a prybar or crowbar will work best. Be careful when trying to get your door to jump its track. If it falls, it could cause expensive damage. To make sliding doors in your home less vulnerable to break ins, you may want to secure your door with a security bar, like a wooden dowel.
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Lay hands on tools. Remove the knob by unfastening the mounting screws. Take off knobs without obvious mounting screws with a paperclip. Pop doors off their hinges when possible. Jump sliding glass doors off their track to gain access.