Q: around your forehead to determine your hat size. To figure out what size you need, use a tape measure. Place the tape measure at your forehead, and bring it around your head until you reach the same spot. This measurement is the size of your head in inches or centimeters. Then, search online for a hat sizing converter based on your location. Some locations such as the United States has particular hat sizes. Other countries use the measurement to the nearest inch or centimeter for sizing. When you choose a hat, try it on to check the size if you can. This is the most accurate way to tell if a hat fits you. When you put it on, check to see if it fits snug or if there is extra space around the sides. If the hat is too tight, you may get a headache. If the hat is too loose, it may blow away in the wind. Proper flat caps are made out of thick, warm tweed or wool. These fabrics are designed to retain heat, making them great for the fall or winter. In addition, they come in many neutral colors, so you'll look like a proper gentleman in many different outfits. For example, you can go with a solid grey tweed flat cap. It is most common to see solid-colored flat caps, as they look handsome and neat. These look great with both casual and dressier outfits, so you can wear this hat throughout the season no matter what the occasion may be. Many tweed hats have other colors stitched into the fabric. These colors are very subtle, but they make it easy to pair with many different outfits. Common colors include black, grey, tan, brown, and navy. While these hats aren't as common, you can find flat caps in bright, plaid patterns or loud shades of blue, red, or green, for instance. If you are confident in colors, consider choosing this option. This looks great on the golf course, for instance.
A: Measure your head Get a flat cap that sits comfortably on your head. Choose a hat in a tweed or wool fabric to keep you warm and stylish. Pick a neutral, solid-colored flat cap if you want a day-to-day hat. Go with a brightly-colored or quilted hat if you want to stand out.

Q: These first signs are vague and non-specific, and include restlessness, fever, lack of energy, and loss of appetite. Sickness and diarrhea usually develop within 24- 48 hours of this. The incubation period for parvo is 5 - 7 days, but can be as little as 2 days or as many as 20 days. The sickness and diarrhea are severe. People who have experienced a dog with parvovirus remark that the diarrhea has a distinctive smell, not present with other diarrhea. The animals are unable to keep oral fluids down and rapidly become dehydrated due to the severe nature of the vomiting and diarrhea. The dog will then become toxic and go into shock, meaning it may collapse and lose consciousness. This may be very obvious if your dog is having uncontrolled diarrhea, as is common with parvo. Any dog that starts to pass blood should see a vet without delay. This is especially true for unvaccinated dogs. Call your veterinary clinic immediately and make an appointment for that day. However, keep the dog isolated because they could pose an infection risk to other dogs. When making the appointment explain to the receptionist the nature of your concern so that the clinic can isolate the dog appropriately. Dogs that are too young to have gotten the Parvo vaccine yet are clearly at risk for the disease. Parvo can be devastating to the developing systems of puppies and can kill them easily. If they are nursed through the acute gastrointestinal phase (sickness and diarrhea) and survive, they may still have life-altering damage to the heart muscle. A dog older than 16 weeks that has received a full initial vaccine course and regular boosters as an adult, should be protected against parvovirus. Thus, it is unlikely (but not impossible) for this dog to get parvo. However, an unvaccinated dog or a puppy under 16 weeks old is at high risk should they come into contact with parvo. This does not mean that you shouldn't take your dog to the vet right away! A dog that is vomiting and having bloody diarrhea should be seen by a veterinarian immediately.
A: Look for the first signs of illness. Be concerned if your dog is vomiting and has diarrhea. Inspect your dog's stool for blood. Be especially alert for the signs of illness in puppies. Assume it is a different illness if your dog is up to date on vaccinations.

Q: Finder allows you to access your user files and will open to the Documents folder by default. Click Applications in the left sidebar and scroll down to access the Utilities folder, which contains important system based applications, such as Keychain Access and Disk Utility. Terminal is an application that runs using the command line, similar to DOS. In the blank window that appears, type sudo nano /etc/hosts Press Enter. You'll be prompted to enter your administrator password, which is what you use to access your computer. Type it in and then press Enter. Open the hosts file. After pressing enter, a new window will open for you to edit. The hosts file is used to dictate how different web sites connect to your computer and save data. There will already be text within your host file. Do not delete or change this text. Underneath the text, there should be space for you to type. If there isn't already any space, click your mouse at the end of the last line of text and press Enter to create a new line to write on. 127.0.0.1 is your computer's local IP address. This is what web sites use to access your computer's files and save data. For example, if you wish to block Bing, type in www.bing.com. Typing in variations of websites will help ensure that they're blocked, like bing.com or m.bing.com Since the hosts file opens in a special window, you'll be unable to save normally. If, when you save, your file name ends with "-original", delete that ending. You can also click Save to exit. Click the red circle in the top left corner of the window to close out of the text editor and return to the Terminal's interface. While the Terminal window is still open, type the new command into the new command line. This will commit the changes to your computer and also formally close the special text editor. Test the websites you've blocked. If successful, your computer will be unable to connect to the website.
A: Open Finder. Open your Utilities folder. Double-click on Terminal. Access the hosts file. Enter your administrator password. Scroll to the end of the text file. Type "127.0.0.1" and press the spacebar. Type the website you wish to block. Press Control-O to open the save box. Press Enter close the dialogue box. Exit the editor. Type sudo dscacheutil -flushcache. Press Enter. Finished!

Q: Pour about 1 inch (2.5cm) of vegetable oil in a skillet with high sides. Heat the oil up to 350F (177C). Check the temperature with a candy thermometer throughout your frying process to make sure the oil is still hot enough. If you are using a deep fryer, pour your vegetable oil into it and then turn it on. Gently drop the shrimp in the hot oil using tongs. Fry them until the coating on the outside turns golden brown. Flip the shrimp over at least once as you fry them to make sure they are cooked evenly on both sides. Cut open one of your shrimp and look for an opaque color inside to see if it is done. If you are using a deep fryer, place the shrimp into the basket and lower them slowly into the oil. Take the shrimp out of the oil with a slotted spoon and place them on a plate lined with a paper towel. The paper towel will soak up any excess oil and grease on the shrimp. Let them sit for about 2 minutes and then serve them immediately.
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Heat vegetable oil in a skillet to 350F (177C). Fry the shrimp for 3 to 4 minutes or until they are golden brown. Drain the shrimp on a paper towel.