One way to judge a person's emotional intelligence is to assess how they deal with a situation in which everything has gone wrong. For instance, a person who blames other people and just gets angry and frustrated is not particularly emotionally aware or intelligent. However, a flexible person who is able to effectively adapt and cope to bad situations has more emotional maturity. If you're in an interview or other situation in which you're trying to assess a person's emotional intelligence, try getting them to discuss their work relationships. If they don't seem to get along with anyone or have a nice thing to say about anyone, they probably aren't as emotionally mature as you'd like. For instance, someone might say, "I try to keep my work relationships professional, and truthfully, I prefer to work alone." This could indicate a lack of emotional intelligence. However, someone who says, "I enjoy working with all types of people, so I'm so happy that my workplace encourages cooperation," may have a bit more emotional maturity. This tactic might seem a little bizarre, but an emotionally intelligent person will take on this challenge with relish. Be sure to push the person to describe things you don't understand, and see how they respond. An emotionally intelligent person will try to rework what they're saying so you can understand, while a person who is less emotionally intelligent may start getting frustrated or agitated. This question helps you assess what values the person admires. In turn, you can at least see who they aspire to be, as we often admire people who we strive to be like. That tells you what level of emotional intelligence the person is working towards.

Summary: Ask the person to describe a bad day and how they dealt with it. Discuss how they get along with other people. Let them teach you something. Ask about who they admire.

If you don't have a sifter handy, you can use a strainer to sift your flour. Find a strainer large enough to hold the amount of flour you need to sift. Find a bowl slightly larger than the strainer, as you'll be holding the strainer over the bowl. Take the strainer with one hand as you pour. Make sure to position the strainer just over the bowl you're using to collect the flour. Flour is a powdery substance, so it can be a bit messy. Make sure to pour slowly. If you pour too fast, the flour may get on your shirt and your work surface. It's a good idea to wear an old shirt or an apron when sifting flour. Be gentle as you tap. You should tap with one hand, and hold the strainer with the other. Your tapping should cause flour to lightly sprinkle out of the strainer and into the bowl. The flour should be thinner and lump free as it falls into the bowl. If the flour still has lumps in it when it falls in the bowl, you're tapping too hard. Put the flour back in the strainer and start over. It may take awhile to get all the flour through the strainer, so have patience. Do not tap the strainer hard to speed up the process. If the flour goes through the strainer too fast, it may not be sifted thoroughly enough.

Summary: Gather your materials. Pour the flour into the strainer. Tap the side of the strainer until all the flour falls into the bowl.

Mix one part sugar with four parts water and bring to a boil. This will help dissolve the sugar completely. Get a brand new sponge and a small dish. Pour the water into the dish on top of the sponge so it is about halfway full. Place the dish with sponge in the butterfly house. Check the solution daily to ensure it isn't growing mold or other bacteria. Rather than throwing out the remaining sugar water, store it in the fridge for later use. Butterflies are attracted to bright colors so decorate the house. Pick a color that will really pop amongst the other foliage like yellow, pink or red. Draw flowers and trees on the house for even more appeal. Be sure to use non-toxic paint. Consider placing a piece of tree bark inside the house to create a more real environment. You probably are well aware that butterflies are drawn to certain plants and flowers. Plant a few around your home like strawberry, dandelion or blueberry. These flowers provide nectar for feeding. You can place a few inside the butterfly house too. Aster, clover, honeydew and thistle are great choices. Skip anything that has been treated with pesticides as this could harm them. Shaded areas will not attract the butterflies. They love to swirl around in the bright sun during feeding and mating. Because of this, having water around will ensure they stick around for longer periods of time. Place a shallow water source outside the house. Pour water on rocks or stone paths in your garden. This may not sound too appealing to you but butterflies love it! Throw out some fruit cores and peels whenever you have them. Overly ripe bananas are an especially good trick. Simply place pieces around the garden and watch the butterflies swarm.

Summary: Use sugar. Paint the outside. Plant flowers. Keep the house in the sun. Leave rotting fruit.

" Upon entering the main app screen, the app will request your permission to enable auto uploading. Enable or disable it according to your preference. On either a gallery app or a file browser app, select a file or picture you wish to upload. Tap on the file or picture, and share. " Choose the folder you where you want to upload the file.
Summary: Allow permissions for "Auto Upload. Select a file. Tap on "Wuala. Tap "Upload" when finished.