Problem: Article: Biu Gee, or Darting or Thrusting Fingers," focuses on using power in very short distances. Students also learn emergency techniques, such as how to recover the centerline when sustaining a fall or being trapped. In each of the three sections of Biu Gee, you will use combinations of hand and foot movements of the first two forms to recover from a disadvantaged position. This will then put you in an offensive position where you can use short range power to disable your opponent. Muk Yan Chong, or "Wooden Dummy," is an advanced form in which you practice with a stationary opponent (the wooden dummy). This helps you identify and learn how your hand and foot movements come in contact with your opponent. In that the dummy does not move, adaptations are made in the form to conform to the training apparatus. Some applications of dummy techniques are obvious. Be aware that some are approximations (adaptations) and some have different application variants depicted by a single movement in a set. This form, also known as "6.5 Point Pole Form," incorporates a pole as a weapon that you use when attacking your opponent. Fighting with a pole can enhance your skills in balancing and defense. Baat Jaam Dao, or "Eight Cutting Swords" or "Butterfly Knives," is the most advanced form where you use short swords as weapons. It is not taught to everyone who might reach this level; only a chosen few get to learn Baat Jaam Dao. The form focuses primarily on precision, technique, and position. Foot and hand movements are altered somewhat from other forms because of the knives.
Summary: Understand Biu Gee. Understand Muk Yan Chong. Understand Luk Dim Boon Kwun. Understand Baat Jaam Dao.

Problem: Article: Cornmeal gives cornbread its classic color and flavor, but too much can make your bread crumbly. Try replacing a little bit of cornmeal with flour. The specific measurements will depend on how much cornmeal and flour is in your recipe, but you should try to have more flour than cornmeal in your batter. Many traditional recipes have no flour at all. For these, subtract 12 tablespoons (1530ml) of cornmeal and replace them with flour. Not all bags of flour are the same! If you've been baking with the same old flour and your cornbread is still crumbly, try switching to another brand. If you aren't using all-purpose white wheat flour, switch to that type. Frozen corn will add moisture to your batter during the baking process. Whole food additions don't need to be precisely measured, but about a handful will be fine for most recipes. Melty, gooey cheese will hold your cornbread together and give it a fantastic flavor. Shredded cheddar cheese is best for most cornbread recipes, but you can try experimenting with another variety. Precise measurements aren't necessary--a handful or two will do.
Summary: Adjust the proportion of flour to cornmeal. Try a different brand of flour. Add a handful of frozen corn. Add shredded cheese.

Problem: Article: After you file a Petition for Legal Separation, you must serve a Preliminary Disclosure disclosing all of your property and assets within 60 days. The other party has 30 days from the date he or she was served with the Petition to file a response. Then the other party has an additional 60 days from the date he or she filed the response to serve his or her own Preliminary Disclosure. A Final Disclosure from both parties must be served before the separation is finalized, unless the parties agree to waive Final Declarations. The Petitioner is required to file a Preliminary Disclosure even if the other party never responds to the Petition for Legal Separation. This form, numbered FL-140, is a combination of instructions, checklist, and cover sheet for your other disclosure documents. You can download an FL-140 here. The form requires you to verify that you have attached the following: Either a Schedule of Assets and Debts (FL-142) or Property Declaration (FL-160) Income and Expense Declaration (FL-150) Copies of all tax returns you filed in the last two years A separate sheet of paper (not a court form) with your case name and case number at the top that includes: A statement explaining how you came up with your estimated value of all assets that are all or partly community property A statement listing values of the assets and debts that you and your spouse or domestic partner may be liable for A list of your investment opportunities since you separated This form, numbered FL-142, lists all of the parties' assets and debts and permits you to propose how each assets and debt will be divided between the parties. Compare the FL-142 with the FL-160 and complete the form that makes the most sense for your situation. Ordinarily, the community property will be divided equally between the parties, and each party is entitled to keep his or her separate property. You can download an FL-142 here. This form, numbered FL-160, lists all of the parties' assets and debts and permits you to propose how each asset and debt will be divided between the parties. Compare the FL-160 with the FL-142 and complete the form that makes the most sense for your situation. You can download an FL-160 here. This form, numbered FL-150, requires you to disclose your income, expenses, and earning capacity. You can download an FL-150 here. You must attach copies of your pay stubs for the last two months. Black out any social security numbers. Make one copy of each form. The copy is for the other party. Keep the original for your own records. You will not be filing these documents with the court. Filed documents are public record, but your financial information is confidential. By signing and filing this form, the process server verifies that your documents were served on the other party. File the Declaration Regarding Service of Declaration of Disclosure and Income and Expense Declaration. A Final Disclosure is just like a Preliminary Disclosure. Final Disclosures from both parties must be served before the separation is finalized, unless the parties agree to waive Final Declarations, or if the Respondent never files a response and no agreement between the parties is reached. To waive the Final Disclosure, fill out a Stipulation and Waiver of Final Declaration of Disclosure (FL-144), or state your wish to waive the Final Disclosure in a written and notarized agreement between the parties. If you are required to complete a Final Disclosure in your case, follow the same processes you used to fill out, file, serve, file proof of service for your Preliminary Disclosure.
Summary: Understand the deadlines. Fill out a Declaration of Disclosure. Fill out a Schedule of Assets and Debts (unless you will fill out a Property Declaration instead). Fill out a Property Declaration (unless you filled out a Schedule of Assets and Debts instead). Fill out an Income and Expense Declaration. Serve your documents and file a Declaration Regarding Service of Declaration of Disclosure and Income and Expense Declaration. Have your process server fill out a Declaration Regarding Service of Declaration of Disclosure and Income and Expense Declaration. Determine whether a Final Disclosure is necessary. Complete the Final Disclosure.

Problem: Article: You can also do this by swiping in from the right side of the screen, or by hovering the mouse in the screen's top-right corner. It's not possible to change the image that appears in the background of the Windows 8.1 login screen, but you can change the background of the lock screen, which appears before you enter your login information. This method will help you change the background of the lock screen. It's the button with a gear on it at the bottom of the Charms Bar. It's in the left panel. It's near the top of the Personalize window. This can be any photo on your computer, although a high-resolution photo will look better on the lock screen than will a low-resolution one. It's at the bottom-right corner of the window. Doing so will set the photo as your PC's lock screen image, which is where you enter your password to log in.
Summary:
Press Win+C to open the Charms menu. Click Settings. Click the Personalize tab. Click the Lock screen tab. Select an image. Click Choose Image.