In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: In many cases, you can walk away from someone you don't like. However, what if it's someone you work with who drives you crazy? Then the issue becomes a little more complicated. When you are dealing with an unpleasant coworker, try to figure out the root cause of your dislike. Take a little time to reflect on what, exactly, bothers you. You might discover that the annoying person simply reminds of you that girl from college that you didn't get along with. If that's the case, try to separate your opinions of the two people. Your dislike for your coworker might not be legitimate. Maybe after some thought you realize that you don't like the person because they gossip about other people. In that case, you have a legitimate concern. Once you have identified the issue, you can figure out the most appropriate way to behave. For example, you could say to the gossiper, "I would appreciate it if you don't talk about people's personal issues around me at work." Sometimes you just plain do not like someone. Maybe you've reflected on the issue, and you can't pinpoint any actual personality flaws. They're simply not your cup of tea. It's perfectly normal to just dislike certain people. However, in the workplace you can't let that control your mood or your day. Acknowledge your emotions. Say to yourself, "Sarah really annoys me. But I know that's not actually her fault. I need to learn to deal with it." If the person in question has never actually done anything offensive, just try to treat them the same way you treat others. Be courteous and respectful. You can blow off steam later. The best rule of thumb in any workplace is to always behave professionally. Even if you dislike another team member, you should not let it interfere with your work. Remain calm and respectful at all times. Keep the conversation focused on work. If your annoying coworker starts complaining about her problems with her boyfriend, you have every right to say, "We are beyond deadline on this project, so we really need to stay focused." Use a professional tone of voice. Avoid yelling or being sarcastic, even if you feel the impulse. Be discreet. If you have a problem with someone at work, take them aside and tell them quietly. You can say something like, "I've noticed we haven't been working well together lately. Let's try to solve the issues before our boss notices." Just because you work together doesn't mean that you have to spend every moment in close proximity. Personal space is important. Make sure there is an area of the office that you can retreat to. Maybe your desk is right next to the person you don't like. When you feel yourself getting angry, take a break. Get up and move around for a little bit. Volunteer to take some packages down to the mail room, or go to the break room and make a fresh pot of coffee. If you're in a particularly rough patch, try working from home. Many companies don't mind if you take a day out of the office every now and then. Keeping a positive attitude is one of the most effective ways to behave around someone you don't like. It can be difficult, but worth the effort. Look for something good to focus on. Most people have at least one positive trait. Spend some time looking for something about your coworker that you can appreciate. Maybe you realize that her presentations are really fantastic. You can say to yourself, "Karen might be really rude, but her Powerpoints have helped win us a lot of clients." When you are feeling annoyed or angry, try to focus on the good. You can also focus on something good in your own life. For example, try thinking, "Wow, this person is hard to be around. At least I have a birthday party to look forward to tonight."
Summary: Identify the problem. Accept your own issues. Be professional. Use personal space. Stay positive.

After 7-9 minutes remove the idli mold from the steamer. Try a corner of one idiyappam; if the noodles are still tough, steam them for another minute. Take the idiyappam out of the idli mold and place them on a plate. Serve while hot alongside your favorite curry or side dishes. Many enjoy pouring the curry or sauces over the idiyappam to enjoy the two dishes together!
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One-sentence summary -- Remove the idiyappam from the steamer. Serve while hot.

Q: This is an alternative method you can use to make a simple paper ring. It doesn't take long, and it doesn't require a lot of folding! Wrap the strip of paper around the small plastic top of a bottle, say from hair spray (about the size of your finger). You will fasten this onto the rest of the paper strip as you wrap it around and around the plastic bottle top. Wrap it around until you reach the other end. Glue that end down onto the piece of paper. If you want to weave other colors into the ring for a fancier version, take a second strip of paper in another color. Put glue on the end of it. Fasten the end to the ring in a vertical direction. To do this, weave it in and out of the ring. Weave it much as you would by creating a braid. When you reach the end, glue it to the ring. It's ready to wear! This can be a fun way to give someone a gift in cash or to leave a tip for someone! Maybe the tooth fairy could give a child such a ring. Start with the bill facing with the back side up. This should be folded back to the place where it meets the green part of the bill. Fold the bottom edge of the bill until it meets the top. Tuck it under the little flap you created by folding over the white edge. Now turn the bill over so the side that says "The United States of America" is along the top. It should be folded to the left of the "1" or other dollar amount to the point where it meets the bill's green part. Fold the bill back on the right of the "1." The "1" should appear to be in a square box. Fold the right hand part of the bill so that the left edge goes right between the O and the F of the word "OF" in the "United States of America." Curve the bill around. Keep going until the "1 square" is lined up on top of the vertical bit that is poking up underneath. Open up the "1 square" to the right, and then fold down the vertical bit. Finally, fold back the "1 square" back on top. You should tuck the flap under the vertical bit you just folded down. Turn the ring over. Fold the poking up bit down and through the center of the ring. Turn the ring over again. Fold down the little flap. Tuck it under the "1 square." Using your fingernails or a pencil might help with this part. Finally fold over the edge of the ring band so it's narrower.
A: Take a long strip of paper. Use glue to fasten the end of one narrow strip. Remove the ring from the plastic bottle top. Wrap the second piece of paper around the ring. You're done! Make a dollar bill ring. Fold back the top white edge of the bill . Turn the bill over. Fold it in half again, but don't tuck it under the flap this time. Fold back the white edge. Bend the rest of the bill. Tuck the little flap. You're done!

Problem: Article: An ivory scraper is a product designed to remove yellowing and stains on ivory piano keys. You can find this tool online or at piano supply stores. Speak to a professional piano technician before you use this tool to avoid damaging the keys. There is a risk that you will damage the ivory piano keys with the ivory scraper if you use it incorrectly. If you are not sure how to use the tool properly, reach out to a professional. If the keys are really yellow or badly stained, you may want to consider hiring a piano technician for the cleaning. The technician will remove each key and clean them individually with an ivory scraper or a professional cleaner. They will know the best and safest way to remove stains and yellowing on the ivory. Getting a thorough cleaning done on the keys once a year by a trained technician may be a good option, especially if you use the piano often.
Summary:
Use an ivory scraper. Hire a piano technician to clean the keys.