If you've tried sending your junk mail back via a “Return to Sender” message, and it still keeps turning up in your mailbox, you may need to take a more direct approach to get it to stop. That means you'll need to open the junk mail, so you can sort through the items in each envelope. If you get a lot of junk mail, opening up the envelopes can be an annoying process. You may want to collect it on a weekly basis and open it all in one sitting instead of doing it each day. When it comes to junk mail such as credit card offers and charity donation requests, the companies usually include a return envelope with pre-paid postage, so you can return the credit application, charity donation, or other requested item. After you've opened the mail, set aside all of the return envelopes, so you can correspond with the company without paying for postage. Even if you've sent previous correspondence back “Return to Sender,” your name still might not come off the company's mailing list. Making a written request that you stop receiving the mail may be necessary to put an end to the correspondence.  Be polite but firm in the note. Don't resort to foul or abusive language. If you're not sure what to write, try something simple like “Please remove me from your mailing list. I do not wish to receive any future offers/solicitations, etc.” Make sure to include your name and mailing address on the note because your contact information will not be on the pre-paid return envelope. Because you're using the pre-paid envelope, there's no need to add any postage to the note. You can drop it in any mailbox or leave it for your mail carrier to pick up when he makes the next delivery.

Summary: Open the envelopes. Gather the pre-paid return envelopes. Write a note. Mail it back.


Harley Quinn is a superb gymnast, so if you want to move like her, try working on your own skills. While you don't want to attempt anything too crazy, particularly if you've never done any acrobatics, learning something simple like a cartwheel can help you be more convincing as Harley.  A cartwheel involves standing with your feet shoulder-width apart and then flipping yourself to the side. Start by working on mats or somewhere with a soft landing place. Have someone spot you the first couple of times you try it.  If you really want to up your acrobatic game, consider finding a local gymnastic gym to learn some new skills. One of Harley's defining traits is a sense of humor that is hard to kill. Even in the most serious situations, she's not afraid to crack a joke. To be like Harley, try to use humor to diffuse situations, especially if they seem a little too serious. In fact, much like Marvel's Deadpool, she tends to poke fun at other characters in the D.C. universe. Harley is known for her outrageous personality. In fact, some have described it as "cartoonish." To be in line with this character, you've got to be willing to act a little silly, maybe even a little crazy. Harley certainly would. For instance, in "Super Power Beat Down: Joker & Harley Quinn VS Deadpool & Domino (#1.16)," Deadpool says, "Hey, cutie! Time to die!" Harley responds with, "Wait! Want to see a movie?" and then proceeds to use her cleavage to try to get out of the situation. DC actually describes Harley as "bubbly and psychotic," which is a somewhat odd combination when you take it at face value. However, it's her bubbly personality in conjunction with her villainous acts that sells the psychotic part of her personality. So play up the girly side a bit (think giggly), but don't be afraid to throw a seriously scary look at times. For instance, one quote from Harley in Suicide Squad is "What was that? I should kill everyone and escape? Sorry, it's the voices. Haha, I'm kidding! That's not what they really said."

Summary: Work on your gymnastic skills. Don't be afraid to crack a joke. Act a little over-the-top. Think psychotic cheerleader.


Its icon usually is a black screen with some white characters on it. This should return the version number of the C compiler. If the command is not found, it is likely that GCC isn't installed.  If it’s not installed, consult the documentation for your Linux distribution to learn how to get the correct package. If you’re compiling a C++ program, use “g++” instead of “gcc.” For example, if your source code file, “main.c”, is located in /usr/wikiHow/source, type cd /usr/wikiHow/source. Replace “main.c” with the name of your source code file, and “HelloWorld” with the name of your finished program. The program will now compile.  If you see errors and want to see more information about them, use gcc -Wall -o errorlog file1.c. Then, view the “errorlog” file in the current directory with cat errorlog. To compile one program from multiple source code files, use gcc -o outputfile file1.c file2.c file3.c. To compile multiple programs at once with multiple source code files, use gcc -c file1.c file2.c file3.c. Type ./HelloWorld but replace “HelloWorld” with the name of your program.

Summary: Open up a terminal window on your Unix system. Type gcc --version and press ↵ Enter. Navigate to the directory where your source code is saved. Type gcc main.c –o HelloWorld. Run your newly-compiled program.


Keep the skillet on the stove over medium-high heat. The drippings and grease from the ham should still be in the skillet. Pour in 1/2 cup (120 ml) of strong black coffee into the skillet. Use a wooden spoon to stir the drippings and coffee well. Use caution when pouring in the coffee. It will probably sputter and foam a little as you add it to the hot drippings. Pour in 1/2 cup (120 ml) of water and stir the red eye gravy well. If you'd like to remove a little of the bitterness, add a 1/2 teaspoon of sugar. Let the gravy cook for 3 to 4 minutes until it becomes a little syrupy and cooked down. You can serve the red eye gravy or thicken it a little. To thicken it a little, add 1 tablespoon (14 g) of unsalted butter and whisk the gravy for one minute. Plate up your fried country ham and set out a small ramekin or gravy boat full of the red eye gravy. This way, you can portion out as much gravy as you like. Red eye gravy also goes well with:  Biscuits Fried eggs Steak
Summary: Add coffee to the drippings. Stir in water and sugar, optional. Serve the red eye gravy.