user: Q: No matter how strange or frustrating someone's actions may seem, everyone has his or her own set of circumstances. Take these circumstances into consideration and think about how things must seem from that person's perspective as a result.  For instance, if you're playing a game with someone who has never played it before, don't make fun of that person for having a hard time understanding the rules. The experience might be frustrating or embarrassing for that person, so it would be much kinder to help than to tease. Similarly, if you accidentally bump into someone and that person yells at you for it, pause and tell yourself that he or she might have reasons for being irritable that you don't know about. Instead of yelling back, a better option would be to apologize and politely excuse yourself. Ideally, you should try to approach life with an attitude of optimism and subtle confidence. People tend to react better to those who can appreciate themselves and the world around them.  It might sound cliché, but count your blessings when you feel tempted to dwell on the negative things going on in your life. While self-confidence is a good trait to have, you should avoid seeming arrogant. A positive self-image is all about having good feelings for yourself. Arrogance means viewing your own self as being better or more important than those around you. Be positive when people turn to you for encouragement, too. Instead of dwelling on everything that could go wrong, try to show that person how things could go right. There are times when your sweet, kind acts may go unrecognized. Learn to accept those occurrences without making a big fuss over being unnoticed.  It's natural to want credit for the good you do, but if you're doing good only for the sake of getting attention, you have the wrong sort of motive. Do good merely because it's the right thing to do. Even this has its limits, though. Don't let others abuse or mistreat you. If you don't stand up for yourself, you might end up looking like a weakling instead of a strong sweetheart. When people are rude to you, look at their behavior as a reminder of what not to do. In doing so, you can reaffirm your own actions and stop yourself from reacting to the situation poorly. Acknowledge positive examples to follow, too. When you see someone do something sweet for another person, make a mental note of it and try to repeat a similar action later on.
A: Consider the other point of view. Maintain a positive attitude. Accept being overlooked. Remind yourself.

Q: Beat until creamy and smooth in consistency. Beat to combine thoroughly.    Fold in. Use the back of the spoon to neaten across the top. It will need to be refrigerated for at least 4 hours. Serve with whipped cream, crumbled cookies, fresh berries or other favorite toppings for cheesecake.
A: Add the cream cheese to a mixing bowl. Pour in the milk and sour cream. Set aside half of the cream cheese batter in a second bowl. Add the Nutella and 1/2 a cup of the Cool Whip on the first cream cheese batter. Transfer to the pie crust. Add the remaining 2 cups of Cool Whip to the second bowl of batter set aside earlier. Transfer this second batter gently across the already added layer. Place in the refrigerator to chill and set. Serve.

Q: For most floors, one or two gallons of water will suffice. If you need to clean a larger area, you can add an extra couple of gallons incrementally. The warmer the water, the better it will be for loosening stuck-on dirt and grime.  Before you start mopping, make sure you've cleared the floor of all removable furniture, appliances and other objects that might get in the way or be damaged by water. If the bucket is too big to fit under the sink, try filling it your bathtub. Aim for a ratio of roughly ½ to 1 cup of vinegar for every gallon of water. Swish the vinegar solution gently to make sure it’s blended. Vinegar is mildly acidic, which makes it useful for dissolving hardened residue.   Diluting the vinegar will prevent it from bleaching the color or wearing down the finish of your floor tiles. Other high-potency types of vinegar, such as apple cider vinegar, will also get the job done. Work your way across the tiles, mopping in a circular or side-to-side direction. Make sure to spread the vinegar over the entire surface of the floor. Don’t forget to run the mop beneath nearby furniture and along the baseboards.  As you mop, you should be able to see the results of the vinegar right away.  Be careful not to saturate bordering wood or carpet flooring with the vinegar solution. Empty the bucket and refill it with clean, warm water. Go back over the floor once more, wringing out and rewetting the mop every few feet. This will help clear the tiles of loose residue and any remaining traces of vinegar. Soak up excess water with the mop, a squeegee or an absorbent towel, then allow it to air dry completely.  If you skip the rinsing step, the dingy water will dry on the floor, leaving behind streaks and splotches.  Making sure that the grout has a chance to dry out is essential for preventing the growth of mold and mildew, which thrive in warm, moist spaces.
A: Fill a bucket with hot water. Add a cup of distilled white vinegar. Mop the tiles with the vinegar solution. Rinse the floor with fresh water.

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assistant: Open the picture in MS Paint. Click Resize and Skew. In the resize section, choose either percentage or pixel. Give your desired size. Click Save.