Q: Find a spiritual connection to the stories of the two saints you've chosen. Saint Joan of Arc, for example, is remembered for her great bravery and love for God. Saint Agnes of Rome was only twelve when she was martyred for her devotion to God and her chastity. Saint Tarcisius was a martyr of twelve, killed because he would not give up the Holy Eucharist. Don't be shy to talk about your options with your parents, your sponsor, or your pastor. Discuss what has attracted you to the saints you have chosen on a spiritual level. Talk to your family and friends again when you've made your selection between the two names. Practice saying your Confirmation name again and again. Practice writing your Confirmation name as part of your name too. When you pray, ask that the saint intervene for you, that he or she helps you make great moral choices, and ask that they be a powerful guide for you spiritually for the rest of your life.
A: Narrow your list down to two saints. Discuss your selections with a family or friend practicing Catholicism. Pray to the saint whose name you've chosen.

Q: The seeker begins close to where the can/item has been set up. Their eyes should be closed as they count to the number decided beforehand. All other players should find a hiding spot while the seeker is counting. When the seeker finishes counting, they can search for the other players. For the seeker to catch someone, they have to call out the hider's name and hiding spot. Then the hider and the seeker race back to the can. If the seeker arrives first, the hider is in jail. If the hider gets there first, they must kick the can. There are many variations of Kick the Can. One of the most common has the seeker running to tag players out after calling out their name and location. Hiders should still try to kick the can. After the can is kicked, the hider runs to find a new hiding place while the seeker gets the can and places it back where it was. All jailed players are freed when a hider kicks the can. Since a hider kicking the can releases jailed players, the seeker should be strategic in guarding the can. Try to keep an eye on it to prevent hiders from sneaking up on it. Depending on your house rules, sometimes the seeker only needs to set up the can again before searching, other times the seeker counts again before the game continues. The last hider is winner. You might want to set an overall time limit for each round of the game so that the seeker doesn't have to search for too long. Set a 15 or 30 minute timer or use an alarm on your phone. Some versions of the game go until the seeker catches all hiders. In this case, the seeker is considered the winner.
A: Hide while the seeker counts. Go to jail when caught by the seeker. Reset the game when the can is kicked. Play until only one hider remains.

Q: If your computer's on, open the main menu on the home screen. Select "shut down" or equivalent to turn off all power. Don't trust pushing the "power" button to turn off all power. More often than not, this only puts your computer into "sleep" mode. If your computer is currently plugged into a power outlet, unplug it. If it's a laptop, unhook it from its charger, too. Detach any other devices that are connected to the computer. If you have a laptop, turn it over. Find the battery compartment. Release its latch to remove the lid. Take the battery out and set it aside. Expect some amount of electricity to still linger within your computer after you power it off and remove the battery. Press the power button and keep it pressed down for at least ten seconds. Discharge any residual electricity that's still present. Before you open the computer and start working on its insides, put on a pair of latex gloves. Expect oils from your skin to interfere with the components' normal operation. Also, wear a pair of anti-static bracelets to prevent your fingers from discharging any static electricity, which can also damage the components. Anti-static bracelets can be purchased online or at brick-and-mortar stores like Walmart or Radio Shack. Expect dirt and dust particles to also interfere with the computer's working parts. Choose a clean area to work in. If your workspace needs to be cleaned, wait for any airborne particles to settle before you proceed with opening your computer.
A: Switch off all power. Unplug all cords and devices. Take out the battery. Hold the power button down. Wear safety gear. Work in a dirt- and dust-free environment.

Q: Making your bed helps to make your room look much cleaner and will give you a feeling of achievement to kickstart your cleaning. Move anything from on your bed into a pile in one section of your room. Pull up your sheets and blankets, tuck them in, straighten your comforter, and place your pillows at the top of your bed. If you haven't changed your sheets recently, place them in the washing basket and put new ones on your bed. This will help your bed to feel and smell extra fresh. Pick up each piece of clothing and decide whether it is dirty or not. If in doubt, treat it as if it is dirty! If the item is clean, fold it and place it in your dresser or hang it up in your wardrobe. If the item is dirty, place it in the washing basket. This helps to prevent bad smells from forming and helps to stop ants and other pests from gathering in your room. Take all the cups, plates, cutlery, and mugs back to the kitchen. Also, throw away any takeout packages that are still in your room. Check under your bed, on your dresser and desk, and in your bedside drawers for dirty dishes and takeout packages. This is a great way to clear space in your room and get rid of clutter. Sort through all the objects on the surfaces in your room and on your floor and decide if anything needs to be thrown away. Look out for food wrappers, apple cores, random bits of paper, and broken items. Donate any quality items that you don't want anymore to a second-hand charity store. Put unwanted paper and cardboard into a separate bag for recycling.
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Move everything off your bed and make it. Organize all of the clothes that are on your floor. Take any dirty dishes to the kitchen. Throw any rubbish into a garbage bag.