Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Purchase a thin curtain rod or PVC pipe. Measure your jersey from sleeve to sleeve. Adjust your rod so it is slightly longer than the jersey. Measure and mark your rod's end-points on the wall. Attach hooks at the marked points. Run your rod through the jersey and hang it.

Answer: Curtain rods have the benefit of being easily adjustable while pipes may look more uniform and clean on the wall. Look for rods painted in your team's colors. Grab your jersey by the arms and pull them taut, creating a solid line from the upper tip of one sleeve across the neck hole to the upper tip of the other sleeve. Use a ruler to find the exact length of this line. If you're using a curtain rod, adjust the segments so they are slightly longer than the length of the jersey. If you're using a PVC pipe, use a plastic pipe cutter to achieve the same thing. The rod should be slightly longer than the jersey so you can place the ends on hooks without damaging the clothing. Using a pencil, mark the spot where the center of the jersey's neckline will sit. Then, divide the length of your rod in half. Use a metal ruler to measure out this distance from the left and right of the center point, making a mark at each end. Hold your rod up to the wall to make sure the points are level. To make sure your marks are lined up, place your ruler against the wall so that it intersects with both points. Then, use a level to see if the ruler is straight. If your curtain rod came with specific hanging hardware, follow the included instructions to attach them to the wall. If they did not, or if you're using a PVC pipe, attach a nail hook, screw hook, or thick command strip instead. Make sure the hooks are large enough to hold the rod and thick enough to support its weight. Push your rod through one sleeve of the jersey and run it through to the other side. If necessary, use small tape strips or Glue Dots to keep the shirt from sliding. Place the ends of the rod on your hooks or hanging hardware.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Plug your USB drive into your Mac. Open Spotlight . Type disk utility into Spotlight. Click Disk Utility. Select your USB drive. Click the Erase tab. Click the "Format" drop-down box. Click OS X Extended (Journaled). Click the "Scheme" drop-down box. Click GUID Partition Map. Click Erase. Click Done when prompted.

Answer: This is the 16-gigabyte minimum flash drive that you'll use to install macOS High Sierra on your computer. If your Mac doesn't have traditional USB ports on it, attach your USB-C to USB-3.0 adapter first. Click the magnifying glass icon in the top-right corner of the screen. A search bar will open. This will search your Mac for the Disk Utility app. It's below the Spotlight search bar. Doing so will open Disk Utility. Click the USB drive's name in the upper-left side of the window. It's near the top of the window. A pop-up box will appear. You'll find this in the middle of the pop-up box. Clicking it prompts a drop-down menu. This will set your USB drive's file system to that of your Mac. It's below the "Format" drop-down box. This option is in the "Format" drop-down menu. Doing so will reformat your USB drive to your Mac's file system. You can now proceed with creating your installation drive.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Identify the source of the noise. . Address environmental noise.

Answer: The cause might be particularly obvious, but before you can address the problem you need to know its underlying cause. How you proceed will depend on the cause of your noise problem. Oftentimes, unwanted noise is caused by neighbors. Do you have a neighbor who plays loud music or throws loud parties while you're trying to sleep? Do you live next door to a particularly noisy couple? Depending on where you live, your noise problem may be caused by nearby bars, clubs, and restaurants, or traffic centers like airports, train tracks, and highways. alk to noisy neighbors. Being honest and direct is the best approach, but it can be tricky. You don't want to upset your neighbors, but you also don't want to with perpetual noise, unable to sleep. Polite and friendly communication is generally considered the best way to address the noise problem when your neighbors are the cause. Don't come banging on the door while the noise is happening. That will only create tension and force your neighbor to feel defensive. Wait until things have died down, or approach your neighbor the next day. Likewise, don't call the police over noise complaints. The police generally have better things to do, and your neighbors will resent you. They may even try to retaliate or escalate the situation. No one likes having the police called on them, so be open and polite with your neighbors and leave the law out of it. Approach your neighbor with courtesy and kindness. Be honest about the problem and maintain an even temper and a friendly demeanor. Say something like, "Hi neighbor. I was wondering if I could talk to you about something. Do you have a few minutes?" Then speak with them about the noise issue. It might be best to approach them with a reasonable plan. For instance, you might say, "I hear you playing your guitar at night. That's cool, but do you think you could practice before 11pm? I have to get up early for work and it's difficult for me to get to sleep." If all else fails, contact your landlord or try bringing in a professional mediator. These professionals are trained to work with both parties to arrive at a mutual understanding. If the noise is caused by things in your community, such as traffic or construction, you can raise those concerns with a municipal representative. Some communities have a noise code task force in place. Others have a municipal noise control officer in place to review complaints and determine a course of action. For other communities, you may have to simply bring the issue before your local city council, and a vote may be taken on how to proceed. The process for filing a city complaint over urban noise pollution (i.e., noise not caused by a loud neighbor or other direct source) is vastly different from one community to the next. Search online to learn about the process in your community, or contact a representative at city hall to inquire about how to address noise pollution in your neighborhood.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Detach yourself emotionally. Remain positive. Strengthen your self-confidence.

Answer:
Until you detach yourself from the harassment of a hater, your life will be consumed by willfulness, fear, or discomfort, none of which makes for a happy existence. You never want to give up on somebody in life, but sometimes you have to prioritize your relationships and what fits your lifestyle. A relationship with a hater is usually toxic, draining, and unhealthy. In an already busy world, these are surely three things that you do without. Life is fragile and it is important to surround yourself with healthy and supportive people who care about you. Make sure to seek out friends and family when dealing with a hater to support you through the experience. When dealing with a hater, make sure you spend time everyday building up your emotional stamina by performing relaxation exercises, focus on your goals, and be social. This will help ease your mind and reduce your anger and anxiety towards the hater. Remain positive by doing the things you love and engaging with the people you care about. This will distract you from the situation and help you find your inner peace. You might even want to be nice or friendly to the hater. It is generally harder to hate somebody who is consistently friendly and makes an effort to include everybody. In other words, give them fewer reasons to hate you. Keep your energy focused in a positive direction and ignore the negative dialogue that the hater is trying to fill your mind with. Try image training. Think of a happy time, your favorite picture, or a movie role you cast yourself in and think about these things when you are being harassed by the hater. Take what the hater says with a grain of salt. Whatever a hater says, no matter how close to the truth as they twist it, never take it to heart. Just let it bounce off your skin and forgive and forget. Keep a list of your positive traits and accomplishments. If a haters becomes too harsh or overbearing, get the list out and think about all of the positive contributions you made to society to wash out the negative commentary. The more you build your self-confidence the more able you are to overcome the obstacles in front of you. Self-confidence gives you the power to look at all situations in a positive way even with haters. The stronger your self-confidence is the less likely a hater can hurt you emotionally. Don't allow the hater to make you a victim. When you meet with friends and family try to engage with positive enthusiasm. Instead of languishing with the problems and haters in your life, keep your focus on solutions and achieving goals. Make sure you are exhibiting positive body language and exuding confidence. Somebody who is always smiling and making friendly eye contact is harder to hate. Always be prepared to deal with a hater. The more prepared you are the better you will handle yourself and the situation.