Problem: Article: Without a joist to support the load, hanging heavy objects from the ceiling can be difficult. However, using multiple hanging attachments can help better distribute the weight. If you have a large object, place a hook or chain on each area of the item that you can, especially the corners and edges. If you have a small object, place multiple chains near the center of the item, that way you can spread the chains out to different anchors. Record these numbers, as you'll use them to mark where on the ceiling each anchor needs to go. Because you'll be installing multiple ceiling anchors, measuring first is essential to make sure you place them correctly. Because the ceiling is flat, these measurements will not show how far down the object will hang, just where the highest hanging points will sit. When measuring chains, hold them up as if they were already hanging so your numbers reflect how the object will actually sit. With a pencil, mark a spot on the ceiling where you want the center of your object to be. Then, using your previous measurements as a guide, create marks showing where each of the object's hanging points go relative to the center point. If possible, hold your item up to the marks to make sure they are accurate. The holes should be large enough that your can press collapsed ceiling anchors through them. Depending on the specific anchor size, expect to use a .25in (0.64cm) drillbit or a drillbit that is 116in (0.16cm) bigger than the anchor's thread diameter. To better distribute the object's weight, hang it on ceiling anchors (also known as toggle bolts) that come with hook attachments. To attach a toggle bolt, assemble it as instructed and make sure the wings are collapsed. Then, insert the non-flared end into the hole. Once fully inserted, twist the screw until the wings extend, securing it to the wall. Typically, plastic anchors can support between 10 and 25 pounds and metal anchors can support between 25 and 50. However, your drywall may not be able to support that much. Place some cushions below the hanging area so that, if the items falls, it is not harmed. Then, attach each of your object's hooks or chains to the corresponding anchor. To avoid damaging the ceiling, make sure that you or a friend physically supports the object until it is fully attached to each anchor.
Summary: Figure out how many hanging attachments you can use. Use a tape measure to calculate the distance between your item's center and hanging points. Make marks on the ceiling where your anchors will sit. Drill holes into each marked spot using a power drill. Insert ceiling anchors into the holes. Hang your object from the ceiling anchors.

Problem: Article: In pet town, you can buy pets for 200 stars each, and you have to have a certain setting. Once you put the egg in the barn, check on it every 15 minutes to make sure the setting is correct. It will say if its too hot or cold, or too bright or dark. Whatever. You can buy them with eCoins (aka magic codes) and it will hatch much faster. Both of these actions affect your Pet Walking a Pet Treat medals--the more treats and pets you get, the more your medals level up! If you do this everyday, you will get a pet attendance medal and it will go up after a certain amount of check-ins. Go to the island on Fantage, then go to the underwater tunnel. There you can buy seahorse catching costumes and catch seahorses. The costumes are available for members and nonmembers. By catching three to eight seahorses at a time (depending on the color), you can level up your seahorse catching medal.
Summary: Hatch pets. Walk pets and feed them the treats that you can spot around town. Check into the pet school. Catch seahorses.

Problem: Article: While society tends to favor extroverted or outgoing personalities, this doesn't mean that you don't have just as much value. Make a list of all the positive effects your being quiet and reserved might have. You may be an especially good listener. You might be playing it safe and smart. You may be a good observer of situations and people. You may be seen as modest. You may be seen as thoughtful. What else do you think might be good about being quiet and reserved? If you are having trouble making a list of positives about being quiet and reserved, start writing down specific instances where your personality helped you. You may find that your memory is biased to remember negatives but this technique can help you to find the positives about your personality. If you have a smartphone, jot down your notes there then transfer them to a word document or write your notes down in a journal. If you don't have a phone that you can take notes on while you're out and about, consider keeping a paper and pen on you so you can write your thoughts down during the day before you forget what happened. People have studied the power of quiet and reserved personalities. There are several resources that might give you a new and empowered perspective about yourself, for example: Try reading the book Quiet by Susan Cain: http://www.npr.org/books/titles/145928609/quiet-the-power-of-introverts-in-a-world-that-cant-stop-talking Try reading about the evolutionary logic behind your personality. In some environments, introverts thrive more than extroverted individuals, particularly when being outgoing comes with costs (like when living somewhere with lots of infectious diseases, since being outgoing exposes you to more diseases). In other words, there is no one 'best' personality from the perspective of success or survival, but rather it depends on a complex array of things such as one's environment: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/26/opinion/sunday/26shyness.html Once you have realized that there are may positives to being quiet and reserved, try to accept yourself for who you are. Self-acceptance is a positive trait in and of itself. And, as long as you are happy with how you are, that matters most. In fact, many would suggest that being comfortable in your own skin is more important than having in one kind of 'skin' in particular. There a number of tips you can try to become more comfortable in your own skin: Write down a list of your strengths. Forgive yourself for past wrongs you have done. Try to keep in mind that mistakes can allow you to learn but don't need to hold you back in life. Treat yourself well and remember that perfection is not part of the human experience; you will have quirks and faults just like everyone else, and that's OK! There are a number of quiet and reserved people who have become successful in their own ways. Consider these individuals: Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft. J.K Rowling who wrote the Harry Potter series. Albert Einstein, one of the greatest physicists of all time. Rosa Parks, famous Civil Rights activist.
Summary: Make a list of the positives. Start a log. Read up on your personality. Try to be comfortable in your own skin. Learn about successful introverts.

Problem: Article: Remember that the strings are "G," "D," "A," and "E," starting from the lowest and going to the highest. The lowest sting will always be the biggest string.
Summary:
Repeat the process for each string.