Q: This will open a window displaying your OS X version and a summary of your system specs. This includes your processor speed, memory (RAM), and graphics adapter (if installed). The newest version of OS X has tabs along the top of the About This Mac window that allow you to quickly jump between the different categories of hardware. If you are using Mavericks (OS X 10.9) or earlier, skip down to the next step. The Overview tab gives you a brief rundown of your most commonly-searched for specs. This page should be enough to determine whether or not you can run a program. The Displays tab will show all of your connected displays. The Storage tab will show your drives and how much space each one of them has. More Info (Mavericks or earlier). This will open a new window with detailed hardware information. Use the navigation tree on the left to find the hardware you want to inspect. The Hardware section will display detailed information for all of your hardware components. When you select "Hardware", you CPU information will be shown in the right frame. If your CPU has more than one core, they will be listed here. Note: This shows the advertised speed of the processor, which is fine when determining if your computer meets the requirements to run a program. It will not, however, show the results of any overclocking. Click here for information on finding the actual speed of your processer.
A: Click the Apple menu and select "About This Mac". Use the tabs at the top of the window (Yosemite). Click .

Q: If you have adopted a child from outside of the United States, you will need to get him a social security number by applying to the Social Security Office. Download and print Form SS-5 from the Social Security Administration's website. To fill out this application, you will be required to provide information about the parents of the child (social security number, address, and phone number). You will need to show some proof of the child's identity when applying for a Social Security Number. You can use one of the following documents for this purpose: An adoption record A United States Department of Homeland Security immigration document Hospital or doctor records Daycare or school records Religious records (such as a baptismal record) For an adopted child, you will also need an original copy of your child's foreign or U.S. birth certificate and adoption decree. This will attest to the child's age. The most common documents used to prove identity are a U.S. driver's license, a state-issued identification card or a U.S. passport. If these documents are not available, you may use an employee identification card, a school identification card, a marriage document, adoption decree, life insurance policy or a U.S. military identification card. The identification document needs to have a recent photograph of the parent. You must submit your application in person. Find your local Social Security Office by visiting the Social Security Administration website or calling 1-800-772-1213. Be sure to check the hours for the office. They may have limited hours on certain days of the week. Take the SS-5 form and all necessary documents to the proper Social Security office. If you are in the middle of an international adoption, you do not need to have your child's Certificate of Citizenship in order to obtain a Social Security Number. You must, however, provide this document to the Social Security Administration when you receive it. It may be more convenient to wait to apply for a Social Security Number until you receive your child's Certificate of Citizenship. If your taxes are due, however, it might make sense to apply immediately for the Social Security Number. Remember to show the Certificate of Citizenship to the Social Security Office when you receive it. Once the Social Security Administration processes your application, you will be issued a new card. It will be sent to your house in the mail.
A: Download and print the SS-5 application form. Fill out the form. Provide an identity document for the child. Provide proof of age for the child. Bring picture identification for the child's adoptive parent or parents. Find your local Social Security Office. Submit your application to the Social Security Office. Be sure to follow up with a Certificate of Citizenship. Wait for your card to arrive by mail.

Q: Wind the row in a spiral direction from the center out.
A: Add the diced veal and onion in a row on the flattened dough. Flip the edges of the dough up over the veal and onion. Roll the dough around the diced veal and onion until you have 3-5 layers of dough around each row. Cut away any remaining dough. Make a rough spiral out of each row. Place in a pan. Place the pan in the oven and cook at 430F (221C), for 40-50 minutes. Enjoy.

Q: Sleeping in your makeup is one of the worst things that you can do for your skin. It can cause breakouts, fine lines, and wrinkles, and leave your complexion looking dull. Always wash your makeup off at the end of the day with a good cleanser to keep your skin healthy. If you're wearing waterproof eye makeup or heavy foundation, it's best to incorporate a specific makeup remover into your skincare routine before you wash your face. Keep makeup remover wipes on your nightstand. That way, if you're too tired to stand over the sink and wash off your makeup at the end of the day, you can quickly wipe it off and get to bed. The bathroom usually has a large mirror, so it probably seems like the ideal spot to put on and store your makeup. However, the heat and humidity -- not to mention germs -- in the bathroom can cause your makeup to spoil more quickly. Instead, store it in a cool, dry room of the house, such as the bedroom. It can be a pain to keep your makeup brushes clean, but using dirty brushes can lead to dirt, oil, and bacteria being spread over your face each time you use them. You should deep clean with brush shampoo or another cleanser once a week, and use a daily brush cleaner to spot clean your brushes before each use. You can purchase brush shampoo and daily brush cleaner at beauty supply stores. However, you can also make your own.
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Remove your makeup at the end of the day. Keep your makeup out of the bathroom. Wash your makeup brushes regularly.