Problem: Article: Athletes, and possibly individuals in general, who have respect and love for themselves may tend to think more positively about their own behaviors. Avoid basing your self-esteem on your behaviors or actions this can lead to increased anxiety and less self-confidence. Instead, have unconditional positive regard for yourself. Write down 5 things you love about yourself and read them aloud. Also try saying to yourself, "I love my self and I will never forget it." Accept who you are and what issues you have such as your difficulty with confidence. We should try our best to not let fear be an obstacle to our success. Facing your fears is one of the best ways to get rid of them. If you are worried about speaking in front of people, the more you practice it the less nervous you will be. Try practicing your speech in front of your family or friends before you do it in front of your designated audience; this can help you become more self-confident. Make sure you get feedback from your loved ones on your presentation so you can fix any issues before your big day! Remember the goals that you set and continue to implement those goals every single day. Revise what went wrong and try to improve it. Look at setbacks as opportunities to learn or to improve yourself. This will increase your self-confidence in the long-term because you will have a better outlook in general about possible mistakes.
Summary: Love yourself. Face your fears. Continue to practice.

Problem: Article: Any cell phone, MP3 player, camera, USB flash drive, or portable hard drive which comes up as a removable device in Windows will work. You can search it on Google. You can do this by unplugging your device and plunging it back in, or you can turn it off, then turn it back on. Windows will ask you what you want to do; let it start PortableAppz.blogspot.com; this will open the menu. Red, looks like the Start menu, comes up on the right. Portable Firefox will keep all of your bookmarks, history, and settings on your device; it won't leave anything behind on the host computer. You can take it to a friend's house, hook it up, and all of your stuff is there. 4GB and 8GB flash drives can be bought for very cheap now online and in some stores. Corsair drives tend to have the fastest speeds.
Summary: Select a device to host your portable applications. Download the Portable Firefox. Install their launcher menu and then portable Firefox on your device. Restart your device. Unblock Windows Firewall. Click the Firefox icon/name on the menu. Be sure to exit the menu (grey circle with white arrow) when you're done using it.

Problem: Article: Draw a line, then write numbers along the line from 0-15. Circle the first number you want to add. Start at that number. Then, count down your number line, moving the same number of spaces as the second number you're adding. You'll land on your answer. Let's say you want to add 4+5. Circle 4 on your number line, then count 5 spaces down the line. You will land on 9, which is your answer. Use your number line to add these numbers: 5+3 1+7 6+2 4+4 Start with a basic math problem, such as 4+6. Create two piles of beans to represent your problem, including one group of 4 beans and one group of 6 beans. Next, you can combine your two sets of beans to get the answer to your addition problem. Count your beans to see that you now have a total of 10 beans. If you don't have beans, you can use any small item that fits in your hand to practice addition! For example, you can use blocks, candies, coins, or legos. Use your beans to add these numbers: 5+3 2+7 3+9 4+1 If you were adding 7+4, you'd draw one group of 7 oranges and one group of 4 oranges. Then, count all of the oranges to see how many you have when you add them together, which is 11 oranges. This is your answer. You can draw any object to represent your numbers, but it's best to choose something easy. As another option, you can use stickers! Use drawing to add these numbers: 1+7 2+5 8+6 4+3
Summary: Use a number line if you're just learning to add. Add using beans to get more practice. Draw oranges for each number to help you see how adding works.

Problem: Article: Click the Apple logo in the top-left corner of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear. It's in the drop-down menu. Doing so causes your Mac to begin restarting. Do this immediately after hearing the Startup chime. This loads the Recovery menu. The Recovery menu may take a few minutes to appear. It's next to an icon that resembles a hard disk drive with a stethoscope. This is in the lower-right corner of the screen. The Disk Utility window will open. It's a menu item at the top of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear. This is in the drop-down menu. You should see a list of your Mac's available storage locations appear on the left side of the screen. It's in the sidebar menu to the left. If your Mac has more than one hard drive, make sure you click the one on which the file you want to delete is stored. It's a tab which resembles a stethoscope at the top of the window. Doing so allows Disk Utility to begin scanning and repairing your Mac's hard drive. If Disk Utility reports an "overlapped extent allocation" error, you will be asked to take action; in this case, you can delete any damaged or corrupted files in a related list. If you see the file you want to delete in this list, do so before proceeding. Once Disk Utility finishes running, you can use the following steps to restart your Mac: Click the Apple Icon. Click Restart... Click Restart when prompted. Now that you've repaired any issues with your hard drive, you should be able to delete any files which were locked due to hard drive issues. Open the Finder and navigate to the file and click it. Then drag it to the Trash to delete it. You may still need to use Safe Mode to delete the file if it's used frequently by a default program. If you still can't delete the file in question, the file is most likely either locked by another user or reserved as a system file. Either way, you won't be able to delete the file.
Summary:
Open the Apple menu . Click Restart. Click Restart when prompted. Hold down the Command+R keys. Release the keys when the Apple logo appears. Click Disk Utility. Click Continue. Click View. Click Show All Devices. Select your Mac's hard drive. Click the First Aid icon. Click Run when prompted. Delete files if asked. Restart your Mac. Try deleting the file again.