How to search google 
Open your web browser. 
It's the icon that says " internet ". 
Type www.google.com into the address bar on top of the page.

OPTIONS:
- This will bring up a drop-down menu that lists websites within your network. Tap on a different country from the list.
- This will bring you to the google homepage. You'll see a white screen with a search bar in the center with " google " written above it in colorful writing.
- Select " search..." in the search bar on the right hand side of the page. You will be taken to a list of sites that you can search for.
- This will show the results of more than one search engine. If you're having a hard time finding google and/or youtube results, maybe you just need to search the web without google.

This will bring you to the google homepage. You'll see a white screen with a search bar in the center with " google " written above it in colorful writing.

How to practice ho'oponopono 
Identify the problem or conflict that has been brought to your attention. 
Remove any preconceptions about the subject that automatically pop into your head. For example, if the problem has to do with someone else, release the automatic thought that it is the other individual's problem and has nothing to do with you.

OPTIONS:
- Look for a three-dimensional outline of the problem that does not require much further explanation. This will reduce judgmental thinking on your part.
- Practice in a room that is private. It can be intimidating as you're in a new and quiet space, but it can be very helpful in helping you overcome your fear of speech.
- Identify an inaccurate or confusing understanding of a misconception. Understanding this altered version of your worldview can help you challenge the negative beliefs and conceptions that lead to misinformation.
- Take full responsibility for this problem or conflict being in your reality. Assume that everything in your world is a product of past thoughts and deeds, and the memories attached to those deeds bring the resulting problem.

Take full responsibility for this problem or conflict being in your reality. Assume that everything in your world is a product of past thoughts and deeds, and the memories attached to those deeds bring the resulting problem.

How to stop a skateboard 
Tail scrape only when going slowly. 
Tail scraping is a very basic stopping method. When performing it, you can easily lose control of the board without meaning to.

OPTIONS:
- If you have never skied before, there is little you can do to stop it. You will just fall off the skateboard and die.
- Simply stop the skateboard in a right or left lane of traffic. You will need the tail scrape to slow down dramatically.
- Try tail scraping when skateboarding casually on a sidewalk or even ground. Use a more restrained method (like controlled slide stopping) in dangerous situations.
- However, you should take the instant warning to heart. Beware: if you continue to lose control of the board without stopping, the board may break over time.

Try tail scraping when skateboarding casually on a sidewalk or even ground. Use a more restrained method (like controlled slide stopping) in dangerous situations.

How to supervise hamsters outside of the cage 
Check for escape routes and problem areas first. 
Hamsters are really fast and are often hard to catch, so be sure you have a good grip on it before you lift it out of its cage. Move the hamster quickly to the area where you want it to spend time out of its cage.

OPTIONS:
- When handling hamsters, don't be shocked (and don't drop them) if they nibble or bite you. Let your hamster out of its cage carefully.
- If there are any abandoned areas, close off them. Identify all the old stalls and ground floor cages in your yard.
- Don't handle it too roughly, or you could injure it. Determine if your hamster has an owner.
- Scrape or scoop up loose dirt and soiled bedding. You can also remove old toys from the cage first, but ensure all dirty toys are thrown away before placing them back in the cage.


When handling hamsters, don't be shocked (and don't drop them) if they nibble or bite you. Let your hamster out of its cage carefully.