Q: One of the most common symptoms of a fan clutch on the outs is an inability to properly cool the air circulating through the vehicle. Switch on the A/C and turn it down to the coldest setting. If it fails to cool down after several minutes, or seems to be emitting unusually warm air, there could be a problem. Hold your hand a few inches away from the vent so slight variations in temperature will be more noticeable. It may be a good idea to check the temperature of a few different vents. If the air flow feels suspiciously hot or weak, it could just be a bad vent. When a fan clutch binds, or locks up, the air passing through it can produce a gentle roar that's audible from inside the cabin of the vehicle. The next time you're driving about 50mph (80km/h) or higher, take note of how the fan sounds. Activity that's louder than normal may indicate binding. A binding fan clutch will typically be accompanied with warm air flow from the A/C, since the fan isn't turning the way it should be. Give the engine a little time to warm up. After 4-5 minutes, the fan clutch should come to life. Assuming it doesn't, or that it's sluggish when it finally gets moving, it may be on its last legs. The same is true if the fan speed accelerates as soon as you start the vehicle. Some fan clutches are designed with a built-in thermometer somewhere on the instrument panel. If your unit has one, keep an eye on the temperature so you'll know about when the fan speed should begin ramping up. If the fan still hasn't kicked in by the time temperature reaches about 200F (93C), you can be sure that there's a problem somewhere. You should be able to hear it from where you're sitting inside the cabin of the vehicle. If the noise from the engine is too loud, try popping the hood to prevent the sound from being muffled. Press down on the accelerator gradually to bring the vehicle up to highway speed while you monitor the movement of the fan clutch. Once the engine reaches about 2,500 RPMs, you should notice its speed dropping off. A fan that keeps running at the same rate should be considered defective, as this could result in too much cooling. You can also perform this test while the vehicle is parked and in neutral gear. Most fan clutches on newer vehicles are designed with a metal spring coil that reacts to changes in temperature and engages or disengages the fan accordingly. This means that the fan should power down at higher speeds because the rushing air is sufficient for cooling the engine.
A: Pay attention to changes in air temperature. Listen for excessive noise when driving at high speeds. Start your vehicle and listen for the fan to engage. See if the fan slows or stops when you increase your speed.

Q: First, unplug the refrigerator. After you have done this, remove your frozen items. Throw out expired items and put the rest in a cooler while you clean.
A: Clean out the freezer.

Q: Whether someone likes you or not says nothing about you as a person. You are still awesome for all of the same reasons. Do not let her romantic feelings change the way you feel about yourself. Think about it from her perspective. The more you understand her, the easier it will be to realize that it is not about you. Avoid jumping to conclusions. You don't know why she doesn't like you. Be careful not to assume that it is because of something particular about you. Make some space between you and your immediate reaction. Try to suppress any initial panicked emotions. Realize that your feelings will subside and wait for them to do so before you speak or do anything. Liking yourself is more important than other people liking you. When you truly like yourself, it has an awesome effect- other people want to be around you more. Speak to yourself as a friend. You should offer yourself the same compassion, love and support you would to a friend who is going through a hard time. Imagine yourself confident and free. In your mind visualize what you would look like if you were perfectly confident and happy. What would you look like? Strive for being that person. Think about that person when you are in doubt about yourself. It is hard to be open and honest with someone you like. If she does not also have a crush on you too, at least now you know. You are in a better position because you don't have to spend more time wondering about her. Being open and honest is a good habit to get into. With the next girl you like, you will be better able to interact with her because you had this experience. If you feel like you are not ready to start dating other people, work on yourself. Do not worry about liking someone again until you feeling better. Go out with your friends. Spend time with good friends who make you feel good about yourself. These people will remind you of your interests and the other things that you love. Distance yourself from her. If you are having a hard time with your emotions, tell her that you'd like some time and space from your relationship. Having her out of your life for the time being will help you focus on you. If you are feeling like you are ready to move on, pursue girls you are interested in. Hang out with groups of people that have new girls. Ask your friends about any get together coming up and attend them. When you meet a girl you like, ask her for her number. You can be direct and say "I really liked talking to you- can I have your number so we can keep talking?" Go on online dating websites. There are a few free websites that you can join and meet people to date. Lots of people use these applications to find people who share their interests and personality type.
A:
Do not take it personally. Work on liking yourself. Feel good about being honest. Take time to get over her. Start talking to new people.