Q: Draw the bows by imagining a horizontal triangle without its point. And then don't forget also to erase your penciled sketches to clean up your drawing. Color your ribbon purple with the polka dots white but you can also deviate as with the accompanied illustration by coloring your ribbon pink and the dots green or you can color it any color you want.
A: Draw two irregular shapes overlapping each other or you may just copy the accompanied illustration to help you in drawing the shapes. Then on the right and left side of the shapes, draw the bows. Next is to draw the ribbon's loose ends, draw the tails by sketching an inverted "V" on their ends and overlapping the shapes over the ribbon's bows. Add now small circles for the ribbon's painted polka dots. Finally sketch some lines to emphasize the cloth folds on the ribbon. End you're drawing by outlining or inking over your pencil sketch using a pen or marker. You can now color your drawing.

Q: Be honest and tell the grieving person you don't know what to say or do. Then ask what you can do to help. For example, "I heard about your grandfather passing. I'm so sorry for you and your family, and I wish I knew how to help. What can I do for you?" The days immediately following a loss tend to be particularly hectic. If the bereaved does not ask you to help with specific activities, offer to pick up groceries, help with housework or cooking, or care for pets or children. It is more helpful to make specific offers than it is to say "Tell me if you need anything." Don't worry about saying the right things. Simply being there is a show of support. If you are unable to attend an event, send a tangible expression of your love and support. You might consider sending a sympathy card, flowers, or a CD of uplifting music. If the person is spiritual, you could send the person something that affirms her traditions about loss and death. Be sensitive. How cultures and spiritual traditions deal with grief, death, and loss varies widely. Do not assume that others will experience it the same way that you do, or find comfort in your own traditions. Simply ask if she feels like talking and then sit silently and listen. Allow the grief to take form in tears, as well as happy memories. Don't be afraid to express your own emotion and affection. Sitting closely and hugging are great ways to physically support the bereaved. Crying is an appropriate way to express your empathy for the bereaved. Smiling or laughing when funny or happy memories are shared are ways to honor the life of the dead.
A: Acknowledge that a death has occurred. Do household chores or run errands for the bereaved. Attend the funeral and other gatherings. Listen and express compassion for your friend.

Q: Weak Pokemon training will help you raise any low-level or weak Pokemon easily; for example if you have caught an Abra under level 16, (An Abra under level 16 only knows the move teleport, which isn't an offensive move.) or if you're trying to raise a Magikarp. (For Pokemon fans, this should go without saying.) Again, find a trainer or Pokemon to into battle. Once the battle screen has opened, stop. Once the battle screen has opened, don't attack or use an item on your weak Pokemon. All you have to do is switch it out right away for a Pokemon that can complete the battle. Even though your weak Pokemon didn't fight or make a move, it still earns experience points just for being in the battle.
A: Find a Pokemon that is weak or an extremely low level and place it the front of the roster. Go into the battle with the weak Pokemon at the front. Switch your weak Pokemon out for a strong Pokemon that can win the battle.

Q: MS Paint has an icon that resembles a painters pallet. Use the following steps to open MS Paint for Windows. Click the Windows Start menu in the lower-left corner. Type "Paint". Click the MS Paint icon. Use the following steps to open an image in MS Paint. Click File in the upper-left corner. Click Open. Select an image. Click Open. You don't want to edit the size of the original image. Save the image as a separate copy. Add "thumbnail" or something similar to the end of the copy of the image (i.e. weddingphoto_thumbnail.jpg). Use the following steps to create a copy of the image: Click File Click Save As. Type a name for the image next to "Filename". Click Save. It's in the upper-left corner above the box labeled "Image". It's at the top of the "Resize and Skew" window. 10% is a good size for a thumbnail image. Larger photos will need to be reduced greater. Alternatively, you can select "Pixels" and type the exact dimensions in Pixels you want the image to be next to "Vertical" and "Horizontal". This reduces the size of the photo. Use the following steps to reduce the size of the photo. Click File Click Save.
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Open MS Paint. Open an image you want to make a thumbnail for. Create a copy of the image. Click Resize. Tick "Percentage". Type the percentage you want to reduce the image size next to "Horizontal" or "Vertical". Click Ok. Save the photo.