Click on the Photoshop icon on your desktop, or search for the program to open it. If you don't have Adobe Photoshop, you can purchase and download it here. Go to the File menu at the top left of your screen, and select "New." Alternatively, you can create a new document by using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+N on PC, or Command+N on Mac. Type in your desired dimensions in the "Width" and "Height" fields. You can type in whatever resolution you like in the resolution field. 250-300 pixels/inch is recommended for professional image results. " The dialog box will disappear, and your newly created document will appear on your screen. Open the image you want to alter in another window. You can copy the image by right-clicking on it and selecting "Copy" on PC, or "Copy Image" on Mac. Alternatively, you can use the keyboard shortcut Crtl+A (PC), or Command+A (Mac) to select the entire image. Then press Ctrl+C (PC), or Command+C (Mac) to copy the image. Click on your Photoshop document, then right click on the blank document, and hit "Paste." Note the Layers window on the right side of the screen. Photoshop has created a new layer for your image called "Layer 1." Alternatively, you can paste by pressing Ctrl+V (PC), or by pressing Command+V (Mac). It's likely that your image won't fit perfectly inside your new document. You can resize it or move it around to get it just right. Go to the "Edit" menu at the top of your screen, and select "Free Transform." This will bring up little square handles around your image. Alternatively, you can use the command Ctrl+0 (PC), or Command+0 (Mac) to pull up "Free Transform." If you can't see all of the handles (there should be one on each corner, and one in the middle on both the top and bottom edges of your image), select the "View" menu at the top of your screen, then choose, "Fit on Screen." Continue to click and drag while holding shift until your image fits just right inside the document. Holding down Shift maintains your image's aspect ratio so as not to distort it. You can move the image around by clicking and dragging on your image anywhere inside the "Free Transform" confines. Your resize and re-position changes will be accepted, and you will exit from the "Free Transform" command.
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One-sentence summary -- Open Adobe Photoshop. Create a new document. Enter your image dimensions. Enter your desired image resolution. Click "OK. Find an image you want to mirror. Copy your image. Paste your image in the Photoshop document. Resize or re-position your image. Hold down Shift, and click and drag the handles to fit your document. Press Enter.

Your parents are probably afraid that if you try to become a singer, you'll have a hard time succeeding and making money in the music industry. Listen to their points quietly and tell them that you understand how they feel. You could even thank them for having your best interests at heart. They'll be impressed with your maturity and more likely to listen to your ideas now that you've heard theirs. Remember that your parents love you and want the best for you in life. They're not trying to be mean--they're just looking out for you. Tell them how much you've been practicing on your own and how you've been improving. Say, "I know I'm young right now, but I've found something I really love and that I want to do my whole life. It would mean so much to me if you supported me!" Try not to get to raise your voice or get too emotional. They'll be more likely to listen to you and agree with your point of view if you stay calm and mature. Maybe your parents think you won't focus as much on your grades if you take singing lessons, or that you'll skip college to pursue your dream. Ask them what they're specifically worried about and compromise. For example, you could promise to bring your math grade up if your parents let you take singing lessons. You could promise to go to college and double-major in music and something more practical. Your parents will be relieved that you have backup options and that you're still committed to other parts of your life. If you make a promise, keep it! If you promised to get a good GPA in exchange for getting singing lessons but you don't bring your grades up, your parents might take your voice lessons away. If your parents become very angry or upset when you bring up your dream of singing, keep your plans to yourself. If you're still living under your parents' roof, you'll have to go along with what they want, at least for now. Continue practicing on your own as much as you can. Tell yourself that this is actually good practice for you: you'll probably face a lot of critics during your career as a singer. Keep your dream alive and don't get discouraged! You won't live with your parents forever. Eventually, you'll be able to move out and follow your passion.
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One-sentence summary -- Listen to their concerns. Explain to them that you're serious about your dream. Strike a compromise. Continue without their support if you have to.

One of the reasons it's so great to keep English muffins in your freezer is that you can simply pull them out frozen and pop them straight into a toaster or oven. This makes them ideal as a quick snack that can be stored for a long time without fear of spoiling. You can use a toaster, toaster oven, or traditional oven to heat up your frozen English muffin. Frozen English muffins that are allowed to thaw out are typically fine to use, although they tend to be soggy. Warming them in a toaster or an oven is ideal, as opposed to eating them without warming. Some toasters have a setting that is made specifically for heating up frozen foods. It simply adds a bit of time to the toasting cycle so that the English muffin gets totally warmed up on the inside and toasted on the outside. A frozen English muffin will take a little longer to cook or toast than one that wasn't frozen. However, the time difference is typically less than a minute. If you are unsure how long to cook your English muffin, use your usual amount of time. You can then add a minute or 2 if your muffin isn't cooked thoroughly. Toasting a plain frozen English muffin will usually take about 3-4 minutes, depending on your specific toaster. If you'd like to warm up your plain English muffin in the oven, set it to 300F (149C) and bake it for 15 minutes. An English muffin sandwich will take twice as long to heat through. Wrapping the frozen English muffin in a paper towel will help keep the right level of moisture in it. This is especially important if microwaving a pre-assembled sandwich, as it keeps the sandwich together and prevents a potential mess in your microwave. Once your English muffin is toasted, you can use it like you would an English muffin that had never been frozen. Eat it plain, with butter, or with any number of toppings. Some popular toppings for English muffins include: Jam or jelly Nut butters Pizza sauce and cheese Lunchmeat Tomato or avocado
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Toast or bake frozen English muffins without thawing them out. Use the frozen setting on your toaster or toaster oven, if available. Toast or bake for longer than you would for an unfrozen English muffin. Wrap English muffins in a paper towel before microwaving. Add toppings to your English muffin.