Q: In a medium bowl, mix together ketchup, chili sauce, horseradish, lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce, hot sauce, and salt. Stir until evenly mixed. Allow to chill while the shrimp cook. While fresh shrimp are superior in taste and texture, frozen shrimp can be perfectly acceptable if that's all you got. Just make sure to factor in extra cooking time if you do decide to use frozen shrimp. It's a little bit of hassle to peel the shell from the shrimp at the end of the day, but the taste makes up for it. Shrimp with their tails and shells still on are said to taste better. Another option is to cook your shrimp with shells and tail on, and then peel them after cooking is complete. Look for shrimp that are "ready to peel." This simply means that they've been de-veined, so that you don't have to go through the hassle of removing their guts. If you want to de-vein shrimp yourself, check out this handy tutorial. How you cook your shrimp will depend on two things: whether they are fresh or frozen, and how large they are. Fresh jumbo shrimp will take about 5 minutes to cook. Once they turn from translucent to opaque, they're ready to take out. Frozen (uncooked) shrimp generally take a bit longer. If you put them in the water, wait for the water to come back to a boil and then test one; they're usually finished when the water has returned to a boil. You can also defrost your shrimp first in cold water to make the cooking process go faster. Shocking shrimp in the ice bath will halt the cooking process and keep them from becoming rubbery. Make sure the shrimp aren't wet before you assemble them. A classic placement is to surround your cocktail sauce with shrimp and lemon wedges on a bed of ice.
A: While the court bouillon is coming together, assemble your cocktail sauce. Once mixed, cover cocktail sauce with plastic wrap and place in the refrigerator. Decide whether to cook with fresh or frozen shrimp. Cook shrimp with their shells if possible. Place the shrimp in the court bouillon and cook until their skin turns opaque. When the shrimp have finished cooking, remove them from the court bouillon and shock them in the ice bath for 30 second. Remove the shrimp from the ice bath with a slotted spoon and drain off thoroughly. Assemble your shrimp, with or without shell, next to your bowl of homemade cocktail sauce.

Q: You can take a screenshot of any screen on your LG phone. Make sure that you don't have anything on the screen that you don't want others to see if you plan on sharing the screenshot. You'll only need to hold the buttons for a moment. The buttons are found in different spots depending on your phone model: G2, G3, G4, Flex - The Power and Volume Down buttons can be found on the back of the phone, underneath the camera lens. Optimus G, Volt - The Power button can be found on the right side of the phone, and the Volume Down button on the left. This indicates that the screenshot has been taken. Your screenshots will be organized and labeled by the time and date they were taken. Open a screenshot and tap the "Share" button to send it via SMS, email, or any of the other social media apps you have installed on your LG phone.
A: Open the screen that you want to capture. Press and hold the Volume Down and Power buttons simultaneously. Release the buttons when the screen flashes. Open the "Screenshots" album in the Gallery app. Share your screenshots.

Q: You should know why you have decided to work the room. Your networking goal may be quite focused, such as trying to get an invite to a particular meeting, or you may simply hope to meet three new people with shared interests. Whatever your goal, you should keep it in mind as you enter the room. If you are hoping to meet particular people at the event, you should do some research on their work beforehand. If you have any connections to the organizer, solidify them ahead of time. Give them a call to say you'd be happy to donate some services if it is a charity event. Use your connection to further your networking goals. First-time networkers should start with a goal like meeting two new people or getting two business cards. Experienced networkers may want to try to garner an invite to an exclusive society. Do some background research on the people you are hoping to meet at the event. Search their online profiles, such as company websites, social media profiles, reports or articles they have written, or articles about them in the news. Take note of things you have in common, such as graduating from the same school. Research how most people dress for the event and adopt a similar appearance. Look at photos of previous events on social media. Talk to anyone you know who has attended the event in previous years. Taylor your attire for the type of event, such as a nice suit for a job fair. The recommended attire may be included on your invitation to the event. If you can't figure out the attire, ask people who have gone to similar events. See if they have any advice on proper attire. Walk into the room with an upright and confident posture. Keep your head held high, shoulders back, arms at your sides, and legs planted hip width apart. Make sure that you are aware of your facial expressions. Try to remember to smile to show that you are open and inviting. Avoid defensive body language, such as folding your arms or legs. If you have weak posture, get in the habit of standing up straight. Don't be afraid to talk with your hands. It shows confidence, just like eye contact and a wide stance.
A: Enter the room with a clear goal. Implement your networking goal. Put time into your appearance and attire. Enter the room with a confident posture.

Q: If you have a smartphone, you can use an app to start learning a new language. One popular and free app is Duolingo. Many of these programs are set up in a game style to keep you motivated. If you don't have a smartphone, you can also use a tablet or a computer. Coding is a sought-after skill in many fields, so learning to code is definitely a plus. Many places on the internet offer free coding classes, such as Code Academy or W3 Schools. Some lessons are set up more like a game, while others, such as the W3 Schools are just straight-forward tutorials you read through. Expand your mind by taking free online courses from professors around the world. Many sites are offering courses where you can listen to lectures, engage with other students, and even earn certificates in a wide variety of topics. Try Khan Academy or Coursera to get started. Some universities are offering these types of courses directly through their websites. While you won't get course credit, you can still learn a great deal. One university you can look into is Princeton University.
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Work on learning a language. Learn to code. Take free online courses.