Article: ' If you want more security, then follow the steps below.   Read how to make a password protected file as mentioned in the tips, but this time even more security.
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Open Microsoft Word. Click 'Tools' then 'Options'. Choose 'Security'. Type your password in both boxes, then click 'Ok. Use this Word Document as your computer diary. Decorate your new diary with pictures and whatever else you want to use. Type your entries, then change the font to something like 'wingdings' (or change the font color to white) and that way, even if someone guessed the password, they wouldn't be able to read it unless they changed the font. After a year or two, you might like to protect yourself from a computer hacker or annoying sisters and brothers to stop trying to hack your computer diary files.

Problem: Article: Also, check local codes for specifications regarding handrail requirements and permitting. Take the total height and divide it by the height of the riser. This tells you the number of steps you will need. Remember that the riser height averages between 6 and 8 inches (15.2 to 20.3 cm) high. As an example, a height of 35 inches (88.9 cm) divided by a 7-inch (17.8 cm) riser will result in 5 equal steps. Don't forget to consider the blocking or apron at the bottom of the stairs to support the stairs. That will give you the run (or length) of steps from the face of the porch to the end of the steps. In this case, the run is 52.5 inches (1.33 m). Have the square set up by clamping a straight edge at the 7-inch (17.8 cm) mark on the short outside section of the square. The long outside section of the square, at that point, will be at the 10.5-inch (26.7 cm) mark.  Double check all of your measurements carefully and make sure they are clearly visible, and then use the saw. Note that you will not cut all the way through with the circular saw. Finish the cut with a hand saw or jigsaw. Now, mark out the other stringers you need.  The spacing of the stringers should not be more than 16-inches (40.6 cm) apart for strength. You would need 4 stringers on a 4-foot-wide (1.2 m) stair. Check to make sure that they are plumb and level to each other as you go. The bottoms of the stringers need to be sitting on a concrete pad or brick base and not on bare ground.
Summary: Calculate the run of the steps (how long they will be). Measure from the bottom of the level to the ground using a 4-foot (1.2 m) level set on the top of the porch. Multiply 5 steps by 10.5 inches (26.7 cm). Lay out the steps to be cut from the stringer using a carpenter's square. Place the square along the edge of the stringer and mark out the 5 steps beginning at the end. Use a circular saw to cut out the steps and square up the ends of the stringer to the steps. Take the first stringer you cut out and use it as a pattern. Attach the stringers to the porch using metal stringer hangers and 1.5-inch (3.8 cm) deck screws. Connect the riser board (cut to the length and width needed) using 2.5-inch (6.4 cm) deck screws. Install the 2 x 6-inch (5.1 X 15.2 cm) treads (again cut to length) parallel to each other with 1/8 inch (3 mm) spacing between the boards. Attach the treads to the stringers using 2.5-inch (6.4 cm) deck screws. Finish it with waterproof deck stain or exterior porch paint.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Then cut in halves. Put the pulp in a bowl and set aside. Let sit overnight. Boil for 30 minutes or until the inner part softens. Chop up the retrieved pulp. Bring to the boil. Stir to dissolve. See How to do a setting test for details. Seal, label and date. Keep in a cool and dry place. The jam will keep for a year or two. Refrigerate after opening.

SUMMARY: Wash the passionfruit well. Scoop the pulp out of the passionfruit. Cover half of the passionfruit shells in water. Add the soaked passionfruit shells and the soaking water to a large preserving pan or heavy based saucepan. Scoop out the additional pulp and throw away the shells. Mix the pulp, passionfruit flesh and water in a preserving pan or large heavy-based saucepan. Add the sugar and lemon juice. Boil quickly until it reaches setting point. Transfer to sterilized jam jars.

Dandruff, clinically referred to as seborrheic dermatitis, often presents in a yellowish-whitish color. Therefore, try examining the patches on your head. If it's more silvery white, it's likely psoriasis. If it's more yellowish, it's more likely dandruff. Psoriasis often presents as fairly powdery or dry, so check the patches on your head for greasiness. If it seems greasy, it's more likely dandruff than psoriasis. You may even be able to tell just from looking at it whether it seems greasy or dry. Dandruff usually stays just on the scalp rather than moving past the hairline. Therefore, if you notice patches that move past the hairline, that's more likely to be psoriasis than dandruff. If it stays just on your head, it could still be either psoriasis or dandruff. . Ringworm may be mistaken for psoriasis or dandruff as well. Ringworm causes bald patches on your head that are itchy and scaly, which may seem like a dandruff problem or psoriasis. However, ringworm is a fungal infection, which requires treatment with antifungal medications. See your doctor to be sure about what is causing the flaking on your head.
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Look for a yellowish color for dandruff. See if it's greasy or dry. Notice where your patches end. Check to see if it might be ringworm