Write an article based on this "Open the Task Manager Switch to the detailed view, if in the simplified view. Click the "Name" column heading. Scroll down to the "Windows processes" section at the bottom of the list. Click the "Windows Explorer" process listing. Restart Windows Explorer."
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Write an article based on this "Mix ginger ale with Jameson for a sweet pick-me-up. Add a shot of Jameson to coffee for a caffeinated whiskey drink. Pour a shot of Jameson into your tea for an extra strong cup of tea. Create a Middleton mule for a whiskey version of the Moscow Mule. Make a Tipperary for a whiskey version of a martini. Combine Jameson with lemonade and ginger ale for a sweet, fizzy drink. Whip up a Jameson Old Fashioned for a fun twist on a classic cocktail."
article: Jameson goes great with ginger ale. Pour a 1.5floz (44mL) serving of Jameson into a glass filled with ice, then pour in 4.5floz (130mL) of ginger ale. You can also squeeze a lime or lemon wedge into your drink for some extra zing. Try adding a 1.5floz (44mL) shot of Jameson to a mug, then pour in coffee and stir. Add cream, sugar, a sprinkle of cinnamon, or whatever you like in your coffee. This drink is often called an Irish coffee. You can drink it hot, or pour your Irish coffee over a cup filled with ice for a cold coffee drink. If you are more of a tea-drinker, pour a 1.5floz (44mL) shot of Jameson into a cup of your favorite brewed tea. Then, flavor your tea however you like, such as with a lemon wedge and sugar. To make iced tea, pour the tea and Jameson mixture into a glass filled with ice. The Moscow Mule is a popular vodka drink made with ginger ale and lime. You can make a whiskey version of this drink by swapping out Jameson for the vodka. Combine 6floz (180mL) of ginger beer, 3floz (89mL) of Jameson, 0.5floz (15mL) of lime juice, and 0.5floz (15mL) of sugar syrup. Add a lime wedge for garnish and serve the drink in a copper mug for an authentic mule! This drink is named for a region of Ireland famous for breeding racehorses and Irish musicians. To make this drink, fill a shaker halfway with ice, and then pour in 1.5floz (44mL) of Jameson, 1.5floz (44mL) of chartreuse, and 1.5floz (44mL) of Italian vermouth. Stir the ingredients to combine them, then strain the drink into a rocks glass. If desired, you can also serve this drink over ice. Jameson lemonade is a refreshing drink for summer. Place 1.5floz (44mL) of Jameson, 3floz (89mL) of lemonade, and 3floz (89mL) of ginger ale into a glass filled with ice. Stir to combine the ingredients and enjoy! Garnish this drink with lemon wedges or mint for extra flavor. Put a sugar cube in a shaker and muddle it. Then add ice, 1.5floz (44mL) Jameson, 2 dashes each of regular bitters, and 2 dashes of orange bitters. Stir until the ingredients are well-combined. Strain the liquid into a rocks glass and enjoy. For best results, use Jameson Black Barrel.

Write an article based on this "Sew the tulle layers together with a zigzag stitch. Pin the ribbon onto the pleated edge of the tulle. Fold and sew the ribbon onto the tulle edge. Sew the tulle onto your elastic strip. Leave the bottom of the skirt unhemmed."
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After you have the desired number of tulle layers, sew the layers together along the stitched edges to connect them. A zigzag stitch works best to connect your tulle layers securely. Line up the ribbon edge with the edge of the tulle on one side and pin along the edge. Make sure that the ribbon overlaps the edge of the tulle by about 0.5 inches (1.3cm). The ribbon should also have an equal amount of excess on either side of the tulle skirt edge so you will be able to tie the ribbon in a bow. Fold the ribbon over to the other side of the tulle and pin along this edge to hide the raw edges of the top of your tulle skirt. Sew along the pinned edge to secure the ribbon. Remove the pins as you go. If you want to secure the tulle skirt with elastic instead of ribbon, line up the elastic and the top edge of the tulle skirt on your sewing machine so that the ends are even. Begin sewing a zigzag stitch down the length of the elastic. Tug the elastic slightly as you sew to ensure that it is the same length as your skirt edge, but do not stretch the elastic beyond the edge of the skirt. Sew all the way to the end of the elastic and tulle skirt. Stitch the ends of the elastic and tulle skirt together to secure them in a circle. Your skirt is ready to wear after you sew the ribbon into place. You do not need to sew a seam on the bottom of your tulle skirt because tulle does not fray. You can leave it unhemmed and it will be fine.