Q: Examine your reasons for thinking you might have been cursed. Is there someone out there who wishes you ill? Why? It's unusual to be cursed by someone you don't know, so chances are if you're cursed, it's because someone you know has a problem with you. Here are the most common types of curses and hexes someone may have cast upon you: Love hex, making you fall in love when you don't naturally want to. Revenge spell Bad luck hex Anger boils curse Lack of sleep and a series of bad dreams If you've had a run of terrible luck, it might mean that someone cast a bad luck spell upon you. If mishap after mishap occurs out of the blue, and something just seems off, it's possible you need to take steps to remove the spell. Here are a few examples of circumstances that can occur if such a spell has been cast: You fall ill for no apparent reason (and it's definitely not just the common cold) You get bad scores on a test, even though you studied hard and were sure you'd ace it You have a bad acne outbreak right before going on a hot date, even though you haven't had a pimple in weeks You trip and fall right as you were about to score the winning point during a basketball game The car you're driving in breaks down, causing you to miss out on the biggest party of the year You find out your family is moving to a new city with no warning at all No matter how bad things seem, chances are your luck has nothing to do with being cursed. Even if you have a few enemies, it's very rare that someone actually possesses the power to cause you harm from afar. Think through what's been happening and see if there's another reason why your life isn't going the way you want to. If you can't find any reason, and you're pretty sure someone has it in for you, then move on to techniques you can use to get rid of the spell. For example, if your boyfriend breaks up with you for someone else, it might not be because the other girl cast a bad luck spell on you; it could just be that he was ready to move on. Or if you come down with a case of hives, it could be you're allergic to shellfish or nuts. You should check into that. However, if you're quite convinced that you have an enemy who wishes you harm, you should definitely take steps to break the curse, just in case it's real.
A: See if anyone has reason to curse you. See if your luck has been especially bad. Realize that bad things aren't always a curse.

Q: These instructions were made for a standard piece of A4 printer paper, 8.5 x 11 inches (216 x 280 mm) in size. You may use larger paper instead (such as A3) for a louder sound. If your paper is the same color on both sides, you can make a small mark on one side to keep track. This shouldn't be necessary for this project, but it's a useful technique to know about when making origami out of regular paper.
A: Begin with a flat piece of rectangular paper. Place the paper flat on the table.

Q: If a guy asks a lot of questions about your personal life, it means he isn't content with chit chat and wants to get to know you on a deeper level. This may simply be a sign that he sees you as a close friend, but it could also mean that he's interested in something more. Pay extra attention if he starts asking you about your private interests, hobbies, friends, family and, most importantly, feelings. If he remembers the things you say and brings them up again, it's a sign that he's listening to you intently. A group of guys will often bestow a nickname on a friend when he does something memorable. However, if a guy comes up with a nickname for you on his own, especially if you haven't done anything remarkable to earn it, he's making a point of how special your relationship is. If a guy likes you, there's a good chance he'll notice when you change your style or accomplish something you've been working on. If he compliments you on these things, or even if he simply notices them, take it as a sign that he's paying quite a lot of attention to you. For some guys, a simple compliment like, "That's cool," means quite a lot. Everybody has a guy friend who's a perpetual joker and loves the attention of a crowd. However, if a guy seems to tailor more of his jokes toward you, or if he playfully teases you, then there's a good chance he's flirting with you. If a guy likes you back, he may also laugh more at the jokes you tell, even the ones that aren't particularly funny. If a guy has a crush on you, he'll want to spend as much time with you as possible. As such, he may create excuses to see if you want to hang out together. Though a couple hang out requests a month does not indicate a crush, multiple requests a week very well may. In particular, pay attention if he asks you to do things 1 on 1.
A: Take note if he wants to know everything about you. Notice if he gives you a nickname. Make subtle changes to see if he notices. Pay attention if he teases you or tries to make you laugh. Keep track of how often he asks you to hang out.

Q: From there, open the web page you want and copy the text in the URL box. Right click this box and select "Copy" in the drop down menu or use the shortcut Ctrl+C. By clicking "Explore", a window for the Start Menu will open up. This is where you'll enter the URL you wish to use as a shortcut. Right click in the Explorer window. In the menu that appears, hover over "New". Select "Shortcut" from the secondary menu. A dialogue box to create your shortcut will open. Click the text box under 'Type the location of item'. Paste the URL you copied earlier into this box. Press "Next". Use an appropriate name that will help you easily identify your shortcut. This will close the Shortcut dialogue menu and bring you back to your Desktop. Now when you open the Start Menu, the URL shortcut should be there.
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Open the web browser of your choice. Right click on the start button and select "Explore". Create a new shortcut. Enter the desired URL into the text box. Give your shortcut a unique name. Click "Finish". You're done!