Problem: Article: Default web browsers for Windows and Mac computers are Microsoft Edge and Safari, respectively, but you can use any web browser for this step. Type into the address bar the address number you found in the last method, then press ↵ Enter. Doing so will take you to your router's Settings page. For some specialized routers, such as Google WiFi routers, you'll be prompted to download an app onto your smartphone and proceed using the phone app to configure your network. If you set a specific password for the settings page when you installed the router, you'll need to enter it to continue. Since each router's Settings page is different, this step will vary. Typically, you can either click the router's name, or click a Settings option to go to the general section of your router's settings. It may also be labeled "Network Name", "Wireless Network Name", "Router Name", or something similar. There will likely be a name already in the SSID field (e.g., "Belkin.be") that correlates with your network's current name. This should be the name you want to see while selecting your network from your computer's Wi-Fi menu. Click Apply, Save Settings, Save, or whatever your configuration screen uses to finalize the process. This will save your new network name.  In some cases, you may have to click an image of a floppy disc or a checkmark. Changing your router's settings will often cause the router to reboot.
Summary: Open a web browser. Enter your router's address. Enter the password for your router if prompted. Select your router's current name. Look for the SSID field. Enter a new name for your wireless network. Save your new network name.

Problem: Article: Add butter. As the butter melts, stir with a wooden spoon and cook until the mixture turns the color of peanut butter, about 5 minutes, stirring frequently. This process is very similar to making a roux.  Lower the heat and simmer the gravy for a few minutes or until it reaches the consistency you like. If the gravy gets too thick, add more chicken stock a little at a time and simmer until it reaches the right thickness. Add the parsley. Add salt and pepper to taste. Enjoy!
Summary: Strain the pan liquid through a sieve into a large fat separator and discard the solids. Add enough chicken stock to equal about 4 cups of liquid to the liquid in the fat separator. Place the roasting pan over a stove top burner set to medium heat. Melt the butter and slowly add the flour, stirring frequently. Add 4 cups of the reserved pan liquid (but not the fat) plus the wine. Bring the gravy to a low boil, whisking if needed to dissolve the lumps (you should not get lumps if you cook the flour to a mixture of pure butter and turkey drippings, lumps are caused when flour hits water before being coated in oil). Turn off the heat. Finished.

Problem: Article: Autistic children frequently have sensory processing differences, which can be stressful or even painful. Applying deep pressure causes muscles to relax.  Try wrapping your child snugly in a blanket or lay several blankets across them. The weight of the blankets will create soothing pressure, but be sure not to cover their face to prevent interfering with breathing. You can order or create tools designed to provide deep pressure online. Weighted blankets, toys, vests, and lap pads are all possibilities. Massage is a good way for you to interact with your child, while applying deep pressure, which may strengthen the parent-child relationship. Position the child between your legs. Cup your hands on the child’s shoulders and apply pressure. Then, move your hands slowly over their arms and shoulders. If you do not feel comfortable, consider asking a massage therapist for tips. Or, ask someone you know who gives really good back rubs. A pillow press is done by positioning the child on a soft surface such as a pillow or a couch cushion. Let the child lie or sit down, then use a second pillow or cushion to apply deep pressure to the torso, arms and legs in a slow pulsating manner.  Never cover the child's face to prevent accidental suffocation.
Summary: Apply deep pressure. Give your child a deep pressure massage. Try a pillow press.

Problem: Article: Starting a conversation with someone you do not know can be difficult. You will feel less awkward if you are well prepared.  Prepare some conversation starters before you go somewhere so you will have something to talk about.  If you are going to a party, you may say, “The food is really good. Have you tried the ____?” or “How do you know ____?” You can give a compliment. “Hey, I love your shirt. Where did you get it?” If you are going to a place where you have something in common with the people there, talk about what you have in common and then ask a question. You may say, “I love video games too, what is your favorite one?” Write down what you would like to say and rehearse in front of the mirror or out loud. This will help the conversation feel more natural when you actually go through with it. Even though you practice, things may not go exactly how you planned, but that's okay.  After you have practiced and tried to do it in real life, you can make adjustments based on your experience. Your practice should be specific to the challenge that you are taking on. If you are going to school, your practice conversations may focus on studying, note taking, or an upcoming project or test. If you are going to a party, your practice conversation may focus on music, providing compliments, and food at the party. Because you are shy, you are probably thinking about yourself when you interact with others. You may worry about how the other person perceives you or what you will say next. Instead of thinking about yourself and your feelings, focus on what the other person is saying or what is going on around you.   Being a good listener can help you focus on the other person. Make eye contact, nod your head every once in a while, and smile at the person. You can also make comments like “yes,” “uh huh,” or “mmhmmm” during the conversation. Watch their behaviors, tones, body language, facial expressions, and how they relate to others. Use empathy to try to experience what they are talking about. Doing this will also help you be more present in a conversation and more able to respond appropriately. It can be easy to sit back and observe a conversation instead of actually participating in the conversation. This is even more difficult if the group of people all know each other, and you are an outsider. If this is the case, try to stay engaged in the conversation and make small statements such as:  ”Yeah, I know right.” ”That’s crazy.” ”I heard that too.” Laugh when other people laugh instead of being silent. These small statements can also prepare you to start saying more when you feel more comfortable. Open-ended questions are questions that require more than a “yes” or “no” answer. These types of questions keep the conversation going and allow you to learn about the other person. Most people like talking about themselves so this takes the burden off of you.  For example, instead of saying, “Do you have a pet?” you say, “What type of animals do you like?” Instead of saying, “Do you have plans this weekend?” you say, “What are you looking forward to this weekend?” When you are entering a group situation where you would like to speak more, try to get in the conversation within the first 10 minutes. If you jump in the conversation early, you are less likely to clam up or chicken out. You do not have to make a big contribution to the conversation either. Simply agreeing with someone or asking a question will do.
Summary:
Practice some conversation starters. Practice what you will say. Focus on the other person. Make small contributions during group conversations. Ask open ended questions. Speak early in the conversation.