so we've been going out for 2 months and she is way to attached to me, we both live in colorado but i hav to move out of state with my mom since im only 16, she has told me some of the things she did after her last boyfriend left her, like she stopped eating for awhile and did a lot of other harmful things to herself. please if anyone can help me out here i would reallyappreciatee it.I neep some advice on how to break up with my girlfriend.?
dont break up with her until you know shes okay.I neep some advice on how to break up with my girlfriend.?
Definitely don't break up over text or facebook/myspace/e-mail ect. (girls hate that) I don't know how you should break up with her since every relationship is different but whatever you do don't stay in a relationship you don't want to be in just because the other person wants you to be. Whatever happens she'll feel like crap but like all girl's she'll get over it.
I've been through that break up stuff before and usually I'm not the one who dumps (I did once and the guy would not get the hint for week and next he treats me like crap. but i didn't care it was best for me %26amp; him.) usually I'm the one who gets dumped. But try to break it to her easily.And I know that sounds hard but don't text her to break up. That makes you look like a scared chicken. Like you're afraid to even go up to her and announce to her that it's just not working out. Best thing you can do is say it's just not working out. That's what my ex told me.Of course she's going to weep but that's just what we have to do to help the pain. Hope that advice helped!
Girls are very sensitive .. dont leave her like that.. If u no longer want her in your life.. just make her hate you.. by doing this she might go away from you... if you leave her like this she might do the same old stuff again....
you might remain a bad guy to her for rest of her life but atleast she will be in search of a good guy
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
What is some good advice for someone who is first learning how to drive?
Condition your mind that ';YOU ARE THE ONLY COMPETENT DRIVER ON THE ROAD';. If you can do that, you will be one of the world's safest motorists.What is some good advice for someone who is first learning how to drive?
dont be nervous. Relax. If you stress out behind the wheel, you have more chance to get in an accident.
drive as often as you can. Get lots of pratice.What is some good advice for someone who is first learning how to drive?
always check if the handbreak and the gear are in up and in neutral postion and check when you engage them , we won't want to engage the reverse gear when actually is to go forward now do we. DON';t Drink and DRive
Never talk on the phone while driving, no matter if you are jsut learning, or you have been driving for years.
Always obey all traffic laws.
Take a drivers education course, and study very hard, take notes, pay attention to everything that the instuctor/s say.
Get a free drivers instructional handboook from your local department of public safety (or whatever office you have to go to to test for drivers license). Read it and study it thoroughly. You should read the whole thing cover to cover at least 10 times, and you should also take notes from it and study them.
Stay in your lane and don't try to pass until you get more experience driving.
Also, never tailgate. I haven't had an accident in 20 years because I never tailgate. You never know what the driver ahead of you has to contend with and may need to stop suddenly for.
Best to stop on a yellow light, unless the yellow lights stay yellow for a long time. Initially, stop on yellow unless you know that particular light stays yellow for a while.
Don't speed. Any accident you get in will be worse if you are driving too fast.
Just added: Don't trust the other driver. I can't tell you how often I have been tempted to go out on the road from a side street because the driver coming toward me is signaling that he will be turning down my street. Sometimes he has turned earlier and the signal light is still blinking for some reason. Wait until you see him turning before you go out on the road.
My car insurance company LOVES me because I have been such a terrific risk for so long. I don't cost them anything because I follow all the above suggestions.
Try the following 4-Point ActiveDrive system. Frequently look
1. Straight ahead (of course)
2. Back, via rearview mirror when driving. But physically turn head to view the back when backing off.
3. At sides, via sideview mirrors.
4. At a side by physically turning your head before changing lane (to avoid blind spots that prevent you from seeing approaching vehicles)
* Also, remember to signal early enough before changing lanes or turning.
* If possible, minimize driving in bad weather conditions.
* Avoid loud music since it can encourage speeding and soothingly sleepy music when you're tired. Loud music prevents you from hearning oncoming/crossing emergency vehicles.
* Be patient. It's better to loose some minutes missing a turn and driving 1-2 extra blocks/exits than to get involved in an accident.
* Plan your travel ahead of time to avoid traffic jams.
* Stay focused when driving by a scene of accident (people with ';rubbernecks'; don't take as much cautions because they're too busy looking at the accident thus not paying attention to their own driving).
* Establish a reasonable, acceptable speed pattern when on expressways. Avoid speeding tickets, which most likely leading to higher insurance premium, and saves on milage economy. It's generally believed that expressway driving at +/-10 above/under 55 MPH is optimal for gas milage. Doing 80 MPH has adverse effects).
Practice parallel parking, backing out, and making left turns.
Be considerate
Watch the road way ahead of you so you know what is going on before you have to merge or slow down.
Don't block intersections or driveways. Leaving an opening for someone to turn off the road into a driveway wont get you there any later.
Turn arrows are there for a reason so just wait it might take several turns but you will get your turn and stop the gridlock some people just can't help but cause because they might have to wait 2 or 3 minutes for their turn.
Remember everyone makes mistakes so before you get angry think it through, and if drivers were more considerate of everyone on the road the road way happier place.
What you are doing and where you are going is just as important as everyone else. Unfotunetly selfish people are allowed to drive too.
Oh and watch for the no left turn into.....(like a gas station) because you are blocking all the cars behind you (sorry we have a gas station on a corner and people are always trying to turn left into it when if they had gone through the light they would'nt block traffic trying to turn where they arent allow and there are signs that say no left turn thgey just ignore it and back traffic up. They do it leaving too and arent suppose to turn left of.) so watch for that stuff too.
Watch out for the other guy.
Be a defensive driver!
practice makes perfectbeauty
dont be nervous. Relax. If you stress out behind the wheel, you have more chance to get in an accident.
drive as often as you can. Get lots of pratice.What is some good advice for someone who is first learning how to drive?
always check if the handbreak and the gear are in up and in neutral postion and check when you engage them , we won't want to engage the reverse gear when actually is to go forward now do we. DON';t Drink and DRive
Never talk on the phone while driving, no matter if you are jsut learning, or you have been driving for years.
Always obey all traffic laws.
Take a drivers education course, and study very hard, take notes, pay attention to everything that the instuctor/s say.
Get a free drivers instructional handboook from your local department of public safety (or whatever office you have to go to to test for drivers license). Read it and study it thoroughly. You should read the whole thing cover to cover at least 10 times, and you should also take notes from it and study them.
Stay in your lane and don't try to pass until you get more experience driving.
Also, never tailgate. I haven't had an accident in 20 years because I never tailgate. You never know what the driver ahead of you has to contend with and may need to stop suddenly for.
Best to stop on a yellow light, unless the yellow lights stay yellow for a long time. Initially, stop on yellow unless you know that particular light stays yellow for a while.
Don't speed. Any accident you get in will be worse if you are driving too fast.
Just added: Don't trust the other driver. I can't tell you how often I have been tempted to go out on the road from a side street because the driver coming toward me is signaling that he will be turning down my street. Sometimes he has turned earlier and the signal light is still blinking for some reason. Wait until you see him turning before you go out on the road.
My car insurance company LOVES me because I have been such a terrific risk for so long. I don't cost them anything because I follow all the above suggestions.
Try the following 4-Point ActiveDrive system. Frequently look
1. Straight ahead (of course)
2. Back, via rearview mirror when driving. But physically turn head to view the back when backing off.
3. At sides, via sideview mirrors.
4. At a side by physically turning your head before changing lane (to avoid blind spots that prevent you from seeing approaching vehicles)
* Also, remember to signal early enough before changing lanes or turning.
* If possible, minimize driving in bad weather conditions.
* Avoid loud music since it can encourage speeding and soothingly sleepy music when you're tired. Loud music prevents you from hearning oncoming/crossing emergency vehicles.
* Be patient. It's better to loose some minutes missing a turn and driving 1-2 extra blocks/exits than to get involved in an accident.
* Plan your travel ahead of time to avoid traffic jams.
* Stay focused when driving by a scene of accident (people with ';rubbernecks'; don't take as much cautions because they're too busy looking at the accident thus not paying attention to their own driving).
* Establish a reasonable, acceptable speed pattern when on expressways. Avoid speeding tickets, which most likely leading to higher insurance premium, and saves on milage economy. It's generally believed that expressway driving at +/-10 above/under 55 MPH is optimal for gas milage. Doing 80 MPH has adverse effects).
Practice parallel parking, backing out, and making left turns.
Be considerate
Watch the road way ahead of you so you know what is going on before you have to merge or slow down.
Don't block intersections or driveways. Leaving an opening for someone to turn off the road into a driveway wont get you there any later.
Turn arrows are there for a reason so just wait it might take several turns but you will get your turn and stop the gridlock some people just can't help but cause because they might have to wait 2 or 3 minutes for their turn.
Remember everyone makes mistakes so before you get angry think it through, and if drivers were more considerate of everyone on the road the road way happier place.
What you are doing and where you are going is just as important as everyone else. Unfotunetly selfish people are allowed to drive too.
Oh and watch for the no left turn into.....(like a gas station) because you are blocking all the cars behind you (sorry we have a gas station on a corner and people are always trying to turn left into it when if they had gone through the light they would'nt block traffic trying to turn where they arent allow and there are signs that say no left turn thgey just ignore it and back traffic up. They do it leaving too and arent suppose to turn left of.) so watch for that stuff too.
Watch out for the other guy.
Be a defensive driver!
practice makes perfect
I need some advice on how to use floppy disks on my new computer.?
My old comp had a floppy drive whereas my new laptop doesnt have one. I want to buy an external floppy drive to retrieve some pictures from floppys. Last time when I was doing that on my old comp many of the files prompted it had virus. Firstly how on earth did I get virus on my floppys I dont know, did this happen I stored them away for long? Now I want to know if its safe to run those floppys on my laptop? I have Norton anti virus protection and running windows XP. Is there a way I can remove virus before opening pictures? Please advise me if I should take the risk.I need some advice on how to use floppy disks on my new computer.?
Okay, first get one of those external floppy drives, I don't know how much Walmart is charging (gah... Walmart, I hate Walmart), anyway you can get them from Newegg for as little as $20, http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductLis… now once you have the drive plugged in, don't transfer anything yet, scan the files on the drive with Norton (right click on the drive and you may have the option ';scan files with Norton';, I have this option with AVG. Once it either confirms the existence of a virus it may be able to remove it, there is always the possibility that it cannot clean the virus from the drive. If it can, or there is no virus then go ahead and bring the files over. Might I also suggest that you pick up a 2GB flash drive (as long as you're at Newegg) for $38 after rebates, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as… and replace all those floppies and such.
Don't worry, Norton (as much as I dislike Norton) won't let a virus get on your system from a floppy (or any other kinds of media).I need some advice on how to use floppy disks on my new computer.?
Cool, glad to help.
you can get them from Newegg http://www.newegg.com/product/productlis…
Try to make use of the floppy drive on old pc, external floppy drive is more expensive and less efficient than cd/dvd burner.
Buy a crossover cable(%26lt;5 bucks) and link the 2 machine to share the floppy drive, harddrive, cd drive etc, then do whatever move/copy between the 2 machines.
How to set up a network using crossover cable, here's the link...
http://www.makeitsimple.com/how-to/simpl…
http://www.epinions.com/cmd-review-41D6-…
You won't find any floppy drives (for the 5.25'; discs or the driver for the 3.5'; discs).
You need to get one of those ';thumb drives'; or ';memory sticks';.
Good luck.
Just buy an external Floppy Drive. Put the floppy in. Go to My computer. Right click on the floppy drive. and click scan for viruses. If there are viruses tell the computer to delete them. If it can't send me the discs and I'll do it myself.
if you made the pics then there's nothing to worry about because you wouldn't give yourself a virus. But if they re not made by you then scan them with norton.
Okay, first get one of those external floppy drives, I don't know how much Walmart is charging (gah... Walmart, I hate Walmart), anyway you can get them from Newegg for as little as $20, http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductLis… now once you have the drive plugged in, don't transfer anything yet, scan the files on the drive with Norton (right click on the drive and you may have the option ';scan files with Norton';, I have this option with AVG. Once it either confirms the existence of a virus it may be able to remove it, there is always the possibility that it cannot clean the virus from the drive. If it can, or there is no virus then go ahead and bring the files over. Might I also suggest that you pick up a 2GB flash drive (as long as you're at Newegg) for $38 after rebates, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as… and replace all those floppies and such.
Don't worry, Norton (as much as I dislike Norton) won't let a virus get on your system from a floppy (or any other kinds of media).I need some advice on how to use floppy disks on my new computer.?
Cool, glad to help.
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you can get them from Newegg http://www.newegg.com/product/productlis…
Try to make use of the floppy drive on old pc, external floppy drive is more expensive and less efficient than cd/dvd burner.
Buy a crossover cable(%26lt;5 bucks) and link the 2 machine to share the floppy drive, harddrive, cd drive etc, then do whatever move/copy between the 2 machines.
How to set up a network using crossover cable, here's the link...
http://www.makeitsimple.com/how-to/simpl…
http://www.epinions.com/cmd-review-41D6-…
You won't find any floppy drives (for the 5.25'; discs or the driver for the 3.5'; discs).
You need to get one of those ';thumb drives'; or ';memory sticks';.
Good luck.
Just buy an external Floppy Drive. Put the floppy in. Go to My computer. Right click on the floppy drive. and click scan for viruses. If there are viruses tell the computer to delete them. If it can't send me the discs and I'll do it myself.
if you made the pics then there's nothing to worry about because you wouldn't give yourself a virus. But if they re not made by you then scan them with norton.
Unemployed Plumber 18 months now ...depressed any advice on how to find a job?
Send cvs everywhere , not even a phone call , getting seriously down now have a 6 month old child so im desperate . I retrained as a Fitness instructor but am getting nothing ..any advice on how to get sortedUnemployed Plumber 18 months now ...depressed any advice on how to find a job?
If I were you I would get on a job site like monster.com or yahoo's hot jobs, and submit your resume to anyone and everyone...someone is bound to call you...if you can't find a job in the field that you want try something else....i was a waitress for 3 years(with a baby) and I did just fine, I now work at a big insurance company.Unemployed Plumber 18 months now ...depressed any advice on how to find a job?
So sorry. I wish I could hire you. My best advice is to go back to school for something in the healthcare field. However, I am fully aware that you need something right now. Did you go to a temping agency? Have you updated your resume? Have you tried craigslist and indeed.com? Also, have you posted ads? You can post something in a grocery store with a list of skills and qualifications.
Good Luck
Charlie do you have your own tools? I would suggest putting and ad in your local craigslist classifieds, oodle, kijiji, and any other classifieds that are free online. I would also suggest to offer 24 hour services. You would be surprised people will call. As an independent 1 to 2 jobs a day should get you by. The 24 hour service should work for you, around here we get alot of after hours calls, more than our guys can get to, we call other shops but nobody wants to work after 4pm. Below are some sources you can put free advertisements on. You might try and build yourself a website to, google and quite a few others offer free sites and templates. If the online thing does not work for ya, you could always hang out in the plumbing isle of a local home center, anyone shopping for parts will need them installed. Hang in there Fella!
If I were you I would get on a job site like monster.com or yahoo's hot jobs, and submit your resume to anyone and everyone...someone is bound to call you...if you can't find a job in the field that you want try something else....i was a waitress for 3 years(with a baby) and I did just fine, I now work at a big insurance company.Unemployed Plumber 18 months now ...depressed any advice on how to find a job?
So sorry. I wish I could hire you. My best advice is to go back to school for something in the healthcare field. However, I am fully aware that you need something right now. Did you go to a temping agency? Have you updated your resume? Have you tried craigslist and indeed.com? Also, have you posted ads? You can post something in a grocery store with a list of skills and qualifications.
Good Luck
Charlie do you have your own tools? I would suggest putting and ad in your local craigslist classifieds, oodle, kijiji, and any other classifieds that are free online. I would also suggest to offer 24 hour services. You would be surprised people will call. As an independent 1 to 2 jobs a day should get you by. The 24 hour service should work for you, around here we get alot of after hours calls, more than our guys can get to, we call other shops but nobody wants to work after 4pm. Below are some sources you can put free advertisements on. You might try and build yourself a website to, google and quite a few others offer free sites and templates. If the online thing does not work for ya, you could always hang out in the plumbing isle of a local home center, anyone shopping for parts will need them installed. Hang in there Fella!
I need some advice on how to start this?
My bf and I moved into our apartment 3 weeks ago and we're all settled in. Lately, we have been lazy with keep the apartment clean. There are already spots on the bath tub. We have all the basic cleaning products...i.e..mop, broom, bleach, Mr. clean, 409, duster...etc. We just need and routine we can work with everyday to keep the place clean. Can any one help us on how to do this?
ThanksI need some advice on how to start this?
Hi there! I know it can be a tough thing to get started in a cleaning routine. Often my husband and I will feel daunted by the house if we don't keep it up. On days where it just plain needs to get done we set a timer for 15 minutes and work our butts off in one room together. Then we chill and relax for 15 minutes and repeat as many times as it takes to get the place tidy. I do this a lot by myself too during the day when I'm home, sometimes having the a bit of an implemented schedule helps keep me on track. Really though, turn on some music, and set a timer for 15 minutes and go! I bet, even just you alone can tidy the bathroom in 15 minutes - it's great exercise too! Also, try gathering all of the cleaning essentials into a bucket or a basket so that when you have a moment and urge to clean you don't first have to go fishing for the required tools and products.
My favourite solution to tub scuz is vinegar on the faucets and for an every day light cleaning, and then mr.clean magic eraser for built up dirt. The vinegar smell fades quickly and reduces hard water and soap scum just as well as the expensive cleaners. I use it on nearly everything in the house.
Even if you only do one 15 minute stint a day then by the end of the week your house should be getting on track. Pick one room a day.
Check out a website called www.flylady.net for cleaning tips too, it's a great website.
Cheers!I need some advice on how to start this?
If you and your BF clean up after yourselves after everything you do your house will only need a quick clean thru once a week...ie; vac, dust, mop...etc.
For example;
1) get a squeegee for the shower and use it after you shower.
2) do one load of laundry a day.
3) if you dirty a dish you wash it right away.
4) when you do a quick thru every week wash one window (then another the next week and so on)
5) remember dirty clothes go in the hamper.
6) if you try on clothes for work make sure you hang up the ones you've tried on.
Little things like picking up after yourself make a HUGE difference on keeping your house clean.
Hope this helps, Good Luck!
I can't do a good cleaning unless a few basic things are done first. I need the bed made, the dishes washed, and the laundry picked up. Do those things first and then from there you'll be able to see what needs doing.
ThanksI need some advice on how to start this?
Hi there! I know it can be a tough thing to get started in a cleaning routine. Often my husband and I will feel daunted by the house if we don't keep it up. On days where it just plain needs to get done we set a timer for 15 minutes and work our butts off in one room together. Then we chill and relax for 15 minutes and repeat as many times as it takes to get the place tidy. I do this a lot by myself too during the day when I'm home, sometimes having the a bit of an implemented schedule helps keep me on track. Really though, turn on some music, and set a timer for 15 minutes and go! I bet, even just you alone can tidy the bathroom in 15 minutes - it's great exercise too! Also, try gathering all of the cleaning essentials into a bucket or a basket so that when you have a moment and urge to clean you don't first have to go fishing for the required tools and products.
My favourite solution to tub scuz is vinegar on the faucets and for an every day light cleaning, and then mr.clean magic eraser for built up dirt. The vinegar smell fades quickly and reduces hard water and soap scum just as well as the expensive cleaners. I use it on nearly everything in the house.
Even if you only do one 15 minute stint a day then by the end of the week your house should be getting on track. Pick one room a day.
Check out a website called www.flylady.net for cleaning tips too, it's a great website.
Cheers!I need some advice on how to start this?
If you and your BF clean up after yourselves after everything you do your house will only need a quick clean thru once a week...ie; vac, dust, mop...etc.
For example;
1) get a squeegee for the shower and use it after you shower.
2) do one load of laundry a day.
3) if you dirty a dish you wash it right away.
4) when you do a quick thru every week wash one window (then another the next week and so on)
5) remember dirty clothes go in the hamper.
6) if you try on clothes for work make sure you hang up the ones you've tried on.
Little things like picking up after yourself make a HUGE difference on keeping your house clean.
Hope this helps, Good Luck!
I can't do a good cleaning unless a few basic things are done first. I need the bed made, the dishes washed, and the laundry picked up. Do those things first and then from there you'll be able to see what needs doing.
I need some advice on how I plan to celebrate yahoo answers first year anniversary?
I was thinking about a threesome, but I'm not completely positive.
What should I do?I need some advice on how I plan to celebrate yahoo answers first year anniversary?
Drew I cant get over the fact you are only a level one .
level ones are not allowed to have a threesome I grant you a good **** in the laundryI need some advice on how I plan to celebrate yahoo answers first year anniversary?
how about we execute all the teeny-boppers in answers...I like that plan....
bake a cake, light the candles, all the traditional stuff
get drunk! and have strippers and maybe then u can have ur 3some!
What should I do?I need some advice on how I plan to celebrate yahoo answers first year anniversary?
Drew I cant get over the fact you are only a level one .
level ones are not allowed to have a threesome I grant you a good **** in the laundryI need some advice on how I plan to celebrate yahoo answers first year anniversary?
how about we execute all the teeny-boppers in answers...I like that plan....
bake a cake, light the candles, all the traditional stuff
get drunk! and have strippers and maybe then u can have ur 3some!
Monday, August 23, 2010
How can I start my own help line? I would like to know is it possible to start an advice help place?
How can I start my own help line? I would like to know is it possible to start an advice help place?
And only charge a very low fee? I'm serious!How can I start my own help line? I would like to know is it possible to start an advice help place?
maybe start with a free website like phbb or a forum like site. get some loyal members...build a community....step up to getting paid hosting...to test the waters to see if they'll donate...them boom check your local phone company about getting a 1-800 line and post it on your site to help promote it. gather info about whatever you want to advise etc.How can I start my own help line? I would like to know is it possible to start an advice help place?
get a 900 number an have fun.
Sounds like you need advice. What should I charge you?
There is a price for everything. No worries someone will be paying something somewhere
And only charge a very low fee? I'm serious!How can I start my own help line? I would like to know is it possible to start an advice help place?
maybe start with a free website like phbb or a forum like site. get some loyal members...build a community....step up to getting paid hosting...to test the waters to see if they'll donate...them boom check your local phone company about getting a 1-800 line and post it on your site to help promote it. gather info about whatever you want to advise etc.How can I start my own help line? I would like to know is it possible to start an advice help place?
get a 900 number an have fun.
Sounds like you need advice. What should I charge you?
There is a price for everything. No worries someone will be paying something somewhere
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