Q: . If another person is intentionally trying to hurt or upset you, it's important not to give them what they want. On the other hand, if they're not being intentionally hurtful, reacting with anger can escalate the situation unnecessarily. Even if you're furious, sad, or scared, do your best to appear calm and collected. You may find it helpful to: Take deep breaths in through your nose and out through your mouth. Slowly count to 10 in your head. Keep your face neutral and expressionless. If someone's being rude or hurtful to you, you may feel the urge to lash out or strike back with harsh words of your own. However, doing so will probably only make the situation worse. Instead of blurting out the first thing that comes into your head in the heat of the moment, stop and think about whether what you want to say is necessary, true, or helpful. If not, don't say it! Resist the urge to yell, cry, or insult the other person. Try gently biting your tongue or putting your finger to your lips if you feel tempted to snap back or speak before you think. If do you want to respond, but you need time to calm down and choose your words first, try saying, "Excuse me, I need a moment." Step out of the room so you can calm down. If you're pretty sure the other person is intentionally bullying you or trying to hurt your feelings, simply walking away may be the best way to deal with the situation. This will let them know that you are not interested in engaging with their hurtful and inappropriate behavior. If you feel comfortable doing so, calmly say something like, "Stop doing that," or "The way you're acting is out of line. I'm leaving." If you can't just walk away, use your actions to show the other person you're not willing to interact. For example, you might take out your phone and start playing a game, put in your earbuds, or turn away and talk to someone else who is with you. Sometimes ignoring somebody isn't the best reaction to hurtful behavior. For example, if the person who hurt you is a family member, friend, or coworker, it might be better to calmly confront them and let them know how their behavior affects you. Ignoring them will likely lead to festering resentments and won't solve the problem. For example, you might say something like, "When you call me names like that, I feel very hurt and disrespected. Stop treating me that way." If a stranger is rude to you or you feel that the situation is a one-time incident, it may be best to simply ignore what happened and move on. if the behavior is a pattern. If you're dealing with someone who regularly behaves in hurtful ways, it may be helpful to set and enforce some boundaries with them. Let them know that you won't respond to the hurtful behavior anymore. Make sure to follow through on the consequences you set. Sometimes it's helpful to offer an alternative to the hurtful behavior. That way, you can ignore the bad behavior but reinforce the better alternative. For example, say something like, "I'm not going to have a conversation with you if you laugh at me or insult me. We can talk when you're ready to be respectful and really listen to what I have to say." If you feel physically threatened, don't try to confront the person. Get away from them as quickly as possible and find someone who can help you or call emergency services as soon as it's safe to do so. If someone is threatening you or physically abusing you, don't ignore it! Even if you walk away from the situation, they might continue the behavior later or hurt someone else. Report the abusive behavior to someone in authority. If you have to be around the person again, try to bring somebody with you. They can act as a witness to any more abusive behavior or help keep the bully in check.
A: Stay calm Keep silent if you can't think of anything constructive to say. Walk away if the other person is being intentionally hurtful. Respond if the person is someone you know. Set clear boundaries with the person Get away and find help if you feel like you're in danger.

Q: Regularly blow your nose to remove mucus and debris. This will minimize the urge to pick debris out of your nose. You can also use water or saline solutions to clean your nose. These often come in the form of nasal sprays. If you have any allergies, you will need to take care of them. Talk to your doctor about a daily allergy medication for ongoing allergies. For a single exposure to an allergen (like your mom's cat), take an over the counter antihistamine. Even for over the counter medications, consult your doctor ahead of time. Excessive nose hair will trap debris in the hair. Things like dust and pollen can get tangled in the hairs and leave you feeling like your nose needs cleared out. This leads to an urge to pick your nose. Use a nose hair trimmer to keep your nose hair trimmed.
A: Clean out your nose. Address your allergies. Eliminate nose hair.

Q: Plug this in before you launch CFG USB loader for the first time. Use the bottom USB port on the back of the Wii. If you're prompted by your Wii to format the drive, select "Cancel." If you click "Format," you'll need to go back and format it as FAT32 again. Select "Load" to start the program. This will set CFG to load backups from your USB drive. When prompted to select your partition, you should only have one available. Select it to continue. This will launch the USB loader with your settings. You'll want to save your device and IOS settings so you're not prompted for them each time you start: Point at the bottom of the screen to open the menu. Select "Settings" and then "System." Select "Save Settings." You can copy any Wii or GameCube game by using the CFG USB Loader. Insert the disc and it will appear in the Loader program. You'll be using this homebrew program to rip the games from your Wii and GameCube discs to your USB drive. This will open the installation screen for the game that is inserted. This will begin copying the game files to your USB drive. This may take a while to complete, especially for newer, larger games. Once you have some games installed, they'll appear in the main CFG Loader window. Select one to view details and launch it. With the game selected, press "A" to start playing. You'll see some text as the game loads, and then it will start. You can keep installing games from any disc, legitimate or burned. All of the games will be added to your USB drive, and you won't need the discs to play them.
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Plug your formatted external drive or USB drive into your Wii. Open the Homebrew Channel and select "Configurable USB Loader." Select "USB" when prompted. Ensure IOS 248 is selected and start the program. Save your settings. Insert a disc that you want to copy into your Wii. Open Configurable USB Loader if it isn't already. Press "+" in the CFG main menu. Click "Install." Select an installed game in CFG Loader. Press "A" to launch the game. Continue installing games.