Q: Bold colors work best for a color blocked look, where you pair two solid-colored pieces together to emphasize the contrast. For an impactful look, choose pants in a highly saturated hue such as cyan, hot pink, or kelly green. Complementary colors are those that are opposite from one another on the color wheel, where red is opposite from green, blue from orange, and yellow from purple. These pairs provide the most contrast and will really make both colors pop. For example, if you have bright orange pants, try pairing them with a cornflower blue top. Although red and green are technically complementary colors, be careful wearing them together around the holidays. Unless you're aiming for a particularly festive look, opt for muted versions of both colors, such as olive green and pinky peach. If you'd like to create a particularly bold look, select a colorful pair of shoes with plenty of surface area to draw the eye. Sneakers, mules, and loafers are all good bets depending on the cut of your jeans. Choose a color similar to either your pants or your top, but be careful not to get the exact same hue or you'll look too matchy-matchy. For example, if your pants are bright purple, you could try a light lavender-hued mule. If you'd prefer a slightly more understated look, choose a neutral-colored shoe instead. A basic tan sandal or simple grey ballet flat will keep the emphasis on the rest of your look.
A: Opt for brightly colored jeans. Select a top in a complementary color. Amp it up with similarly colorful shoes.

Q: It's a white app that contains a multicolored flower icon. Your desktop must be signed into iCloud with iCloud Photo Library enabled. It's at the top of the screen. The photos displayed in this album include all the photos in your iCloud Photo Library.
A: Open the Photos app. Click on Albums. Click on All Photos.

Q: If your dad is angry or violent, avoid arguing or trying to reason with him. In such a situation, the best way to handle the situation is to remain quiet and only speak when you are directly spoken to. Arguing or trying to explain your perspective may make him angrier and put you in harm's way. If you live with an abusive father, think of a place you can escape to when he's at his worst. Getting out of his sight may protect you from verbal or physical attacks. If you have younger siblings, bring them along, too. A safe haven might be a friend's or neighbor's house or a park near your home. To stop the cycle of abuse, you have to speak out. Doing so can be frightening as you might fear the abuse will get worse if you tell. However, if you say nothing, you can't get the help you need. Pull aside an adult you trust, such as a teacher, coach, or school counselor, and tell them what's happening at home. Most people who work with kids in an official capacity are mandated reporters. This means that they have to call child protective services or the police if they suspect or hear about abuse, and if they don't, they get in trouble. If you are in the US or Canada, you can also call the National Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-4-A-Child for assistance 24 hours a day. If you're in the United Kingdom, call 0808 800 5000 to speak to someone anonymously. If your dad is threatening to harm you or someone else in your family, don't hesitate to alert the local police. Never assume he will calm down or that his threats are empty. If you are in a life-threatening situation, call 911 or your local emergency services number right away. Participating in therapy can help bring to light some of the wounds you have developed due to having an abusive father. It's a safe place to explore and try to resolve long-buried feelings that are affecting your ability to thrive. If you are a minor, ask your mom or guardian if you can talk to a therapist. You can also ask your school counselor if there is someone who you can talk to while you're at school. If you are an adult, ask your family doctor for a mental health referral.
A: Don't argue with an abusive dad. Find a safe place to go. Tell someone about the abuse. Call the police if you're in immediate danger. See a therapist.

Q: Traditionally, biryani is cooked in an Indian cooking pot called a biryani handi, but any thick bottom pot will work just fine. A non-stick pot/handi works best. Spread the chicken so each piece of chicken is touching the bottom and/or sides of the pot. This will help ensure that each piece of chicken gets cooked thoroughly. The rice that you cooked earlier is now ready to be added to the chicken. Create a layer of rice, adding about half of the rice on top of the chicken. With your perforated spoon, pack the rice firmly into the pot. It is okay if some water comes along with the rice, it will help things cook with the steam. On top of the rice, sprinkle on fried onions(approximately 2 tbsp), chopped coriander leaves(approximately 1tbsp), and mint leaves (approximately 8-10). You can also sprinkle on cashew or golden raisins, but these are optional. This is the second, and final layer of rice you will be adding to the biryani. Once the rest of the rest is spread evenly, add on the rest of the brown onions (approximately 1 tbsp), a little bit more coriander leaves (approximately 1/2 tbsp), mint leaves (3-5), the saffron milk mixture, and approximately 6 tbsp of ghee. An alternative and optional topping is adding some rose water. Just add about 1/2 a capful, and sprinkle it over the top of the biryani. Roll the chapati dough into long pieces and put the dough on the edges of the pot's upside down lid. You add the chapati dough to the edges of the lid, so when you turn the lid right side up, the dough seals the pot so the chicken and rice can steam cook together. Press lightly but firmly to make sure the lid is secure and tight. You can add a weight to the lid to ensure that it stays sealed, but usually if you use the dough, it is sealed good enough. Keep the biryani cooking for about 5-10 on high flame. Then, take the pot off the flame, put a cooking plate on the flame, and place the pot back on the flame with the cooking plate. This is the safest method to cook the biryani and make sure the biryani doesn't burn because of the direct contact with the heat. After about 35 switch off the flame, but don't open the biryani yet. Let the biryani sit for another 10 minutes. The dough will be a little cooked and hardened, but crack through it, and take of the top to check the biryani. A lot of steam will come out so be careful not to burn yourself. Slowly stick a large spoon on the inside side of the hand and lift to get the bottom layers of the rice out. Then, as you work your way down, bring up a piece of chicken. The pieces of chicken should have a brown coloring. Usually, biryani is eaten with your hands, and is served with raita, a cold, refreshing, yogurt condiment.
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Place chicken into a thick bottom pot. Spread the rice. Add the next layer of rice. Put the lid on the pot upside down. Cook the biryani. Carefully remove the pot's top. Enjoy!