Q: Commercially available eye wash solutions are useful for dislodging something from your eye. Eye wash solutions differ in their application process. Some use indirect application by filling a small eye cup with solution, then covering your eye with the eye cup and tilting your head back. Other solutions use a direct method, in which you tilt your head back, then drip or squirt solution directly from the bottle and into your eye. If you have an eye cup (used for rinsing eyes), use that to wash out your eyes with cool, clean water. Otherwise, use a small bowl or cup full of water and splash the water into your open eye. You can also place your open eye under a gently-pouring faucet or shower to rinse it out. Gently pinch your upper eyelid and lift it up slightly from the eye. Slip the cotton swab or corner of a clean cloth gently behind the eyelid and slowly roll your eye toward the back of your head. Remove the swab or cloth and check to see if you still feel something in your eye. If you're unsure, which may occur if your eye is still red or irritated after the removal of the object, you could also check the surface of the cotton swab or cloth for something foreign. If, after rinsing your eye with solution and/or water, you can still feel something in your eye, use a cotton swab or clean cloth to get it out. Always wipe in a gentle up or down motion, and never swipe across the eye. To protect your cornea, look in the direction opposite the place where something is lodged in your eye. For instance, if something is in the right side of your eye, look toward the left. Check the cotton swab or cloth after each attempt at removal. If your cotton swab or cloth was white, you should be able to see it on the cotton swab or cloth after it's been removed. If you're having difficulty getting the particle out of your eye and can't see it in a mirror, you should turn to a friend for help. Hold your eyelids open and allow your friend to check for the presence of something. Move your eye around so your friend can see its entire surface. If you are comfortable with it, you may want to have them use a cotton swab to dab the offending object out of your eye. Alternatively, you may invite them to administer eye drops or a cup of water to flush the eye.
A: Wash the eye with eye solution. Rinse your eyes with water. Place a cotton swab or corner of a clean cloth behind the upper eyelid. Use a cotton swab or corner of a clean cloth to remove the object. Have a friend help you.

Article: You can pop dried dates right into your mouth for a quick and delicious snack. If your dates have not been pitted, bite into each date carefully and remove the pit. Dates pair wonderfully with oats. Add a few chopped dates when simmering your oatmeal in the morning, or use them to make overnight oats. A good rule of thumb is to use 1 date per serving of oatmeal. Some recipe ideas include: Date-sweetened apple pie oatmeal Espresso overnight oats with salted date caramel Chopped dates are an excellent addition to traditional green salads, grain salads, and other vegetable medleys. For a salad with 4-6 servings, try adding 5-8 chopped dates (depending on their size). Some recipes ideas include: Roasted cauliflower salad with chopped dried dates. Butternut squash and quinoa salad with dates Dates are an excellent way to sweeten foods without adding refined sugar. Soak dried dates in hot water for 10 minutes, then add them to your favorite smoothies. For 1 serving, try using about 3 pitted dates (depending on their size). Some smoothie ideas include: Peanut butter and jelly date smoothie Banana date smoothie The sweet, sticky quality of dried dates makes them an excellent base for no-bake dessert balls. Add soaked dates to a food processor. Add in other ingredients, such as oats, chocolate chips, nut butters, chia seeds, coconut flakes, or cashews. Pulse the food processor about 10 times to create tiny chunks. Roll the mix in your hands to create small balls. Refrigerate for 1 hour before consuming. Some date ball ideas include: Almond butter date balls Coconut date balls
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Eat dried dates for an easy snack. Sprinkle dates into your oatmeal. Add dates to salads. Blend dates into a smoothie. Make date balls for a healthy dessert.

Problem: Article: If the terminal is not already open, open it. Many distributions allow you to open it by pressing Ctrl+Alt+T. su - and press Enter. This will attempt to log you in as "super user." You can actually use this command to log in as any user on the machine, but when left blank it will attempt to log in as root. After typing su - and pressing Enter, you'll be prompted for the root password. If you get an "authentication error" message, your root account is likely locked. See the next section for instructions on unlocking it. When you are logged in as root, the command prompt should end with # instead of $. Once you've used su - to log in as root, you can run any commands that require root access. The su command is preserved until the end of the session, so you don't need to keep re-entering the root password every time you need to run a command. sudo instead of su -. sudo ("super user do") is a command that lets you run other commands as root temporarily. This is the best way for most users to run root commands, as the root environment is not maintained, and the user doesn't need to know the root password. Instead, the user will enter their own user password for temporary root access. Type sudo command and press Enter (e.g. sudo ifconfig). When prompted for the password, enter your user password, not the root password. sudo is the preferred method for distributions like Ubuntu, where it will work even when the root account is locked. This command is limited to users with administrator privileges. Users can be added or removed from /etc/sudoers.
Summary: Open the terminal. Type . Enter the root password when prompted. Check the command prompt. Enter the commands that require root access. Consider using .

Q: Developer is often sold with hair dye in a package, so you don't have to worry about choosing the right volume. Getting them together is ideal because the developer will be the right strength for the color on the package. However, keep in mind that the hair color will likely look different on you than it does on the model on the box. Your hair color will most likely turn out a shade or two darker or lighter than the image on the box. If you bought a lone tube of hair dye, get the developer separately. Choose the developer volume you need. Buying developer separately may help you achieve the desired results.\ If you bought boxed dye with the developer included, it is not a good idea to buy separate developer. Use the developer in the box for the best results. You may want to purchase the same brand to of dye and developer to ensure that they will work well together. Running out of developer and hair color when you are halfway into the dyeing process can cause your hair to come out uneven or improperly dyed. Avoid this by getting an extra box of developer and hair color so you have it on hand. A good rule of thumb is to get at least 2 to 3 boxes of hair color and developer for long hair (past your shoulders) and 1 to 2 boxes of hair color and developer for short hair (above your shoulders).
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Look for hair dye and developer sold together for an easy option. Buy the developer separately if you bought a tube of dye. Purchase more developer and hair color than you think you might need.