Problem: Article: Unless it becomes a routine problem, if someone makes fun of you the best way to handle the situation is by ignoring the teasing altogether. By ignoring the bully you are denying them the attention that they are seeking by making fun of you. They are likely to get bored and leave you alone. When someone starts to tease you, don't give them the attention that they are seeking. Continue to do what you were doing and act like you didn't hear them. If ignoring the bully does not work, consider walking away from the situation. While this still denies the bully the attention that they were seeking, it also sends a clear signal that you will not tolerate being teased. This will also prevent you from having to hear what the bully has to say. If someone starts to pick on you while you are at your locker at school, grab the books that you need and go to class. When a co-worker is making fun of you in the office, find something else to do. Go to a different room to work, grab a cup of coffee, or take a trip to the restroom. The bully will likely be back to work by the time you return. If persistent teasing is getting you down consider finding an emotional outlet. Exercise can help you release built up anger and stress. It can also be a great confidence booster. Take up boxing or kung fu to release some built up aggression. Yoga or distance running are great outlets to manage stress and clear your head.
Summary: Disregard the teasing. Walk away from the bully. Find an outlet.

Problem: Article: You might not know where to begin. It's probably best to start close to home. Meet with other small business owners or stop into your local Chamber of Commerce. Ask if they know of investors for your business. In the U.S., the Small Business Investment Company (SBIC) program helps small businesses find investors. Over $21 billion of capital has been channeled through this program. Each SBIC is privately owned. However, they are licensed and regulated by the SBA. You can find the SBIC directory here: https://www.sba.gov/sbic/financing-your-small-business/directory-sbic-licensees. For purposes of the SBIC program, a small business generally has a net worth of less than $18 million and net income of $6 million or less. Furthermore, some business are prohibited from participating in the program. These organizations help start-ups turn their ideas into a real business, and they provide funding as well. You can find an incubator or accelerator near you by using the National Business Incubation Association's directory listing. Generally, incubators help start-ups or new businesses, while accelerators help already-established businesses grow faster. Incubators might not provide investments directly. However, they can help connect you to potential investors. You can reach investors worldwide by using an online crowdfunding site, such as Equity.net. These websites give you access to hundreds of investors who can help you finalize your business plan and grow your business. People who know you might invest in your business, especially since they can see your drive and determination. Remember to approach them as you would any other investor. Friends and family will want some return on their investment, just like other investors. However, you might be more flexible in what you can offer. For example, instead of making them part-owners, you might want to provide them with free goods or services in return. You also should think about asking people you know for a loan instead of for an investment. With a loan, you don't have to give up any ownership in your business. Also, if your business fails, you can wipe out a loan in bankruptcy. These brokers have networks of potential investors that they can contact. You can find a business capital broker online or by talking to other businesses that might have used a broker. Venture capital is a term used to describe a variety of investors, including private equity firms, venture capital firms, and angel investors. Although different, they share similarities: They take big risks for potential big financial rewards. Accordingly, venture capital usually invests in industries with large growth potential, such as technology or biomedicine. Very few businesses qualify for venture capital financing. They are actively involved in your business. For example, they will probably demand a seat on your board in exchange for investment capital. However, they often are experienced in your industry and can help you grow. They have a longer investment horizon than other forms of financing. Look online at websites such as Angel Capital Association, Angel Investment Network, and Funded.com. Investors use these sites to find businesses to invest in. The Angel Capital Association has a directory listing accredited investors. You can search by region or state. Links are provided so that you can visit the investor's website to learn more about them.
Summary: Ask small business groups. Contact the Small Business Administration (SBA). Find a local incubator or accelerator. Look at online crowdfunding. Remember family and friends. Hire a business capital broker. Consider if venture capital is right for you. Find venture capital investors.

Problem: Article: Many newer Android device's have a flashlight function built-in. You may be able to find it in your Quick Access Panel. You may have to pull the panel down twice to display the quick access shortcuts. On some phones, you'll need to swipe the Quick Access icons to display a second set. If your phone has a built-in flashlight function, it will appear here. Tap it to turn your camera's flash on to act as a flashlight. Note: the Flashlight function may be disabled if your device is low on battery. There are a variety of apps that you can download that will turn on your device's camera flash to act as a flashlight. This will display a list of flashlight apps that are available for download. You'll have a lot to choose from. Note: If you are using an older Android device without a camera flash, you won't be able to use any of the flashlight apps. Flashlight apps can be tricky, because many shady developers like to sneak in extra permissions that can access your data to be sold to advertisers. Before installing an app, check what permissions it is requesting. You can find these by scrolling to the bottom of the app's store page and tapping "Permission details." Flashlight apps will require access to your device's camera, since the camera's flash is used as the flashlight. Avoid any flashlight apps that can access your contacts or data. Reviews are a good way to see if the majority of users are experiencing problems with the app. You may be able to see responses from the developers as well. Don't pay attention to claims of brightness. Your flashlight will only be as bright as your camera flash bulb. There's nothing an app can do to control the brightness. Once you've found the app you want to install, tap "Install" to download it to your device. Depending on your settings, you may be prompted to enter your Google password. Most flashlight apps have a similar interface. Tap the "Power" or "On" button in the app to turn on the flashlight. This will enable your device's camera flash. Tap the button again to turn the flashlight off. Your camera's flash will run your device's battery down quickly, so try to avoid leaving it turned on longer than necessary. Some flashlight apps will allow you to turn your screen white instead, which is useful for phones without camera flashes.
Summary:
Open your Notification Panel. Look for the Flashlight option. Open the Google Play Store if you don't have a built-in flashlight. Search for "flashlight." Check out the permissions the app will be requesting. Read reviews before installing. Download and install the app. Run the flashlight app after installing.