Q: (It's okay to have a few lumps.) The butter should sizzle when it hits the pan. The underside does not need to be browned, but it should be dry. Some cooks omit this step, and if a cook decides to do this, make sure the top side of the crepe is thoroughly cooked. It will be dry and golden brown in spots. Add a good spoonful of Nutella to the flat crepe. Press crepe gently to evenly distribute the Nutella filling, if desired.
A: Whisk together the flour, sugar and salt. Beat together eggs and milk in a separate bowl. Add the egg mixture to the dry ingredients. Stir until batter is smooth. Add in melted butter. Let batter rest for 2 hours in the refrigerator. Heat a 5 to 6-inch round skillet or frying pan over medium-low to medium heat until very hot. Spray pan with nonstick cooking spray. Remove the pan from the flame and add a dab of butter. Quickly rotate the pan to distribute the butter. Add a tablespoon or two of batter. Rotate the pan quickly to cover the pan bottom with the crepe batter. Return the pan to the flame and cook until the top of the crepe looks dry and the underside is light golden. Flip the crepe and cook for a few seconds more. Flip the crepe out of the pan immediately and onto a plate. Stack the crepes between squares of waxed paper. Continue cooking until all the batter is used up. Crepes can be kept warm on a wire rack, placed on a baking sheet, and tucked inside a 250F (121C) oven. Lay a crepe on a dessert plate. Roll up crepe into a cigar shape. Serve with a dollop of freshly whipped cream sweetened with a bit of sugar and flavored with vanilla or brandy, if desired. Finished.

Q: Set the foreground color to white, and the background color to black. A quick way to do this is to press the D key (for Default colors), and the X key (swapping the foreground and background colors). As with the above method, set the background content to be Background Color. Draw a squarish shape in the middle of the image. At the top of the window, select Fill, and choose white. Select the Line attribute, and set it to none, as shown. Right-click on the name of the new shape layer (Rounded Rectangle 1, by default), and select Rasterize Layer from the contextual menu. Ensure the shape layer is still selected. From the Filter menu, select Stylize, and then then Wind. Choose the following settings in the Wind window: Wind and From the Right, then click OK. Ctrl + F twice. This adds to the Wind effect. Your rectangle should look something like this: Click on the Image menu, then Image Rotation, then 90 CW. A window will open. Set the brush size to about 25, initially, then click and drag on the lines made by the wind to distort them into what a flame may look like. Vary the brush size for a more realistic flame look. Once you have done this, click OK. Click on Filter, then Blur, then Gaussian Blur, and set the radius to 1 pixel. Duplicate the layer twice. You can do this either by dragging the first layer onto the New Layer icon at the bottom of the Layers window, or by pressing Command + J (PC: Ctrl + J) twice. Make the top 2 layers invisible by clicking on the eye next to them. From the Adjustments window, select the Hue/Saturation icon. Click on the clipping layer icon at the bottom of the Adjustments window. This will limit the effects of the Hue/Saturation layer to only the layer directly below it. Be sure to enable the Colorize checkbox first. Hue is set to 0, Saturation to 100, and Lightness to -50, giving you a rich red color. It should look like this: Add another Hue/Saturation adjustment layer as before, and set the clipping as you did with the bottom layer. Change the properties of the top adjustment layer to Hue: 50, Saturation: 100, Lightness: -50. This will make it a yellow color. Click on Filter, then Blur, then Gaussian Blur. Set the radius to 7 pixels. Your image should look something like this, at this point: Select the top Layer and change the layer type by clicking in the drop-down menu that usually reads Normal and select Overlay. The work is done, and your masterpiece is completed!
A: Open Adobe Photoshop. Create a new Photoshop image. Create a Rounded Rectangle by clicking on the shape tool in the task bar on the left hand side. Set the attributes of the shape. Rasterize the layer. Add wind. Adjust the Wind settings. Press Command + F (PC: Rotate the image. From the Filter menu, select Liquify. Blur the image. Click on the original (bottom) rectangle layer. Make the Hue/Saturation layer a clipping layer. Set the Hue/Saturation levels as shown in the above image. Turn the top layer back on. Select the remaining white shape (middle layer). Change the overlay method. Congratulate yourself!

Q: Good posture conveys that you're confident and comfortable in your skin. To stand up straight, elongate your spine and roll your shoulders slightly back. Then, tilt your chin up and look straight forward. If you have bad posture, practice standing up straight in a mirror. Over time, your muscles will learn how to stand tall, and it will become a habit. Smiling also makes you appear confident and open. Additionally, when you're standing, keep your arms open and down at your sides. This kind of body language invites people in, making you seem more attractive. Don't feel like you need to smile if you don't feel like it. However, smiling often will make people view you as more attractive. Positivity is one of the best ways to appear more attractive. To seem more positive, make a point to look on the brightside, even if you don't feel optimistic at times. Similarly, give people encouragement and share the positive events from your life. For example, you might feel worried about how a group presentation will go. Rather than expressing that worry, you might say, "It's been great working with everyone, and I'm so excited we get to share our product today!" If someone is feeling down, say, "I can tell you're going through something difficult, but I believe you can make it through. You've been through hard times in the past, and they've only made you stronger." When you're chit-chatting with your friends, tell them stories about recent accomplishments, funny things your pet did, or goals you're currently pursuing. Taking risks and stepping outside your comfort zone will show people you're an interesting, dynamic person. This makes you appear more attractive. Put yourself in the position to try something different by visiting new places and inviting your friends to do something different. For example, sing karaoke, take a dance class, go bungee jumping, sky dive, audition for community theater, or go rock climbing. Spend time getting to know yourself so you can recognize what's awesome about who you are. To do this, make a list of your talents, accomplishments, favorite things to do, goals, etc. You have a unique set of qualities that makes you special, so share them with the world. Don't compare yourself to others, as this makes it easy to forget what's amazing about you.
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Stand up straight so you have good posture. Use open body language, like leaning forward and making eye contact. Adopt a positive attitude. Dive into new experiences to show people you're interesting. Celebrate what's unique about you.