Wait until birds or pedestrians have left the frame before snapping the photo. Check to see you have the correct aperture, focus, and exposure. Take a deep breath and press the shutter. Take a look on the camera's LCD screen to review your photo. Make minor adjustments to settings, lighting, and framing, and take several more photos, adjusting each one. Write down the camera settings and lighting conditions in a small notebook so you can see how different settings produce different effects. Some of the most amazing photos are more happenstance than anything.

Summary: Be patient and double-check your subject and settings. Review your picture. Keep track of your settings. Don't be afraid to experiment.

Toyota debuted Entune software in their cars with the 2012 prius. Any toyota built from that point forward might be Entune capable. If you are unsure if your vehicle has this software capability or not, contact your dealer or Toyota customer service. Unfortunately, your Toyota isn't yet connected to wifi. You will need a way to transfer the update file from a computer to the car. It is ideal to name the file the same way that Toyota names it. "FAT32" is the name Toyota uses when they send out the Entune update files. Start your car, but keep it in park. Also, do this in a well ventilated area. It is dangerous to leave a car running in a closed space. If your car does not have a USB port, it is not likely Entune capable. When your system recognizes the Entune update file, it will ask you to confirm the update. Do not turn off the car or drive until the update is complete. Once it displays on the screen that the update is complete, you can remove the flashdrive and turn off or drive the car.

Summary: Check to see if your vehicle is Entune capable. Use a flashdrive to download the Entune update. Name the file. Turn on the car. Insert the flashdrive into the car's USB port. Select 'YES' when prompted to update the software. Allow the update to complete.

If these precautions don't work for any reason, the lion may charge. If this happens, remain standing. The lion will likely go for your face and throat. This means that it will jump and you'll have a full view of the giant cat. While this sounds terrifying, it will help to have a good view of the animal. If you were to crouch down, you would have much less of a chance to fight back if it attacked you at this angle. When the cat jumps at you, fight back. Punch or kick the lion as it leaps at you. Aim for the head and eyes as you continue to fight the predator off. The cat is likely to be much stronger than you but using hitting it in the head and eyes will have a great impact and could turn the lion off of you. Lion attacks have been fought off by humans before. The humans that were attacked and fought off the cats were able to seek immediate medical help. Especially if the lion was able to get its jaw on you and bite you, you need to stop the bleeding. Tend immediately to any deep gashes from its teeth or claws. Even if the attack was a mock attack, it may be a good idea to seek professional psychological help about it. Getting past such a traumatic experience is no easy feat. It's a very rare situation to have been positioned in. Seeking help with aid you in moving on soon.

Summary: Remain standing. Aim for the face. Seek immediate help. Seek psychological help.

Some hotels may refer to the front desk simply as "Reception" or the "Reception Desk." This is normally located near the main entrance of the hotel where you checked in for your stay. With your baggage in tow, go to the front desk worker, give them your keys, and settle payment for your stay. When you arrive at the front desk, say something like, "Hi, I've been staying in room 222 and I'd like to check out." Ask for an itemized receipt for your total bill. Fraud is relatively common at hotels. If your hotel refuses to give you a receipt, this may be a red flag. An itemized receipt is generally required to get reimbursement for expenses on a business trip. Be sure to ask for one when traveling on business. More and more, hotels are using online tools to make your stay more convenient. Some hotels may offer an online checkout. To find out if the hotel you're staying at has an online checkout, look for this information online at the hotel's website or ask the front desk. Many online check out services will send a bill to your email address, though you may be able to request that a physical bill be sent to your home. If you've decided to pay cash for any of the services you've received at the hotel or to resolve penalties, ask for an itemized receipt. Compare this to your total receipt to make sure you weren't charged twice for the same thing. If a "clerical error" occurs and the hotel doesn't have a record of your payment, you may have to pay this fee again if you don't have a receipt.
Summary: Check out with the front desk. Check out online alternatively, if applicable. Get a receipt for any cash payments.